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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
MOFFLY-KANE
STAHL-FALKENST

The wedding of Miss Frieda L. Falkenstein,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs william Falken-
stein. of 4911 street. and Mr.. Ernest c.
Stahl of 4S39 Rising Sun avenue, was solemn
ized this afternoon In the Tabor German
Lutheran Church, Mascher street and the
Boulevard. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor. the Rev. F. Flothmeier, and
was followed by a reception at the home
OF the brides parents. The bride wore
gown of georgette crepe over silk, and
hat of georgette crepe She was given
in marriage by her father and was at
tended by her sister. Miss Kathryn Falken-
stein. whose gown was or white silk.
Mr.. William Stahl was his brothers best
man. The bridegroom and bride left on
short trip and will be at home after July
20 at 49l1 A street
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What's Doing Tonight

North Kensington Business Mems Assoc
citation meets at 9 o'clock in the Mcpherson
Park Library Building, Kensington and In
diana avenues.
Fortieth and Market Streets Business
Mems Association meets at o'clock, 7
South Fortieth street
Bridesburg Business Association meets at
o'clock, Ash and Thompson streets.
County Medical Society meets at $3.50
o'clock at Twenty and Ludlow streets
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PHYSICAL TESTS MAY
BAR RETURN OF MEN
Members of Police Force Seeking Reinstate.
ment Desire Rule Changed

Civil service regulations requiring physi-
cal test on the reinstatement of men who
have left the police force may bar the return
Of the striking pilots and engineers of the
police boats. The men who resigned their
posts and have applied for reinstatement
desire the rule waived and sent n committee
yesterday to talk it over with superintendent
Robinson and Captain Tempest,
The conference ended without anything
definite resulting and another meeting was
arranged for today.
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THE MESSIAH" AT WILLOW GROVE

Two productions OF The Messiah" the
cantata written by Haendel, will be given
this afternoon and tonight at Willow Grove
Park by the Choral Society of Philadelphia
DR.. Henry Gordon Thunder will direct the
chorus of more than 200 voices and the SOLO
lists will be Mildred Faas. Marie Stone Lang
ston, Frank NJ. Comfy and Walter l.. Pontius.
The choral will be accompanied at both
events by the Victor Herbert Orchestra.
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EMERGENCY AID ASKS
FUNDS FOR DRESSINGS
Cable ANNOUNCES Need of Cauze and Absor.
bent Cotton at Once

Mrs. Robert l.. Strawbridge, chairman of
the British-Amercan war-relief fund of the
Emergency Aid, has received the following
urgent message from Mrs. Slade Bakers war
supply depot Southsea. England:
Wounded, both American and British,
are pouring into the hospitals of Great
Britain at this time. following the recent
great battles in France. Dressings and
supplies badly needed Stock of gauze
and absorbent cotton running very short
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PHILADELPHIA GIRL WINS
w. S. S. POSTER AWARD
Miss Edith Coyle Takes Third Prize in
National Competition

Miss Edith d. Coyle. pupil at the Phila-
delphia School Of Design for Women, has
won third prize in the national competition
for posters to stimulate the sale Of war
savings stamps. Her design shows an air
plane lowering over battleship inscribed
with the slogan Speed the Wings Of Vic
tory" Miss Coyle is the only Philadelphian
distinguished by an award In the class for
art-school students.
Three other Pennsylvanians were honored
by the jury OF award: Miss Francesca "
Drew. OF Swarthmore; George stehler and
Gus J. Price. OF Johnstown
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ana her relatives did not return. And, of
course, as "all's well that ends WELL"
every other anxious and maidless house.
keeper was glad that Mrs. D saved
the chicken. NANCY WINNIE
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Social Activities

Mrs. Minckley. of Washington, who has
been visiting Mrs. James Forney at Mont
gomery Inn, Bryn Mawr, has returned to
Washington. Mrs. Minckley came on TO at
tend the wedding of Lieutenant and Mrs
ALBERT Lincoln Hoffman, which took place
In Wayne last Saturday. Her daughter Miss
Gladys Mnckley, was bridesmaid at the
wedding.
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WEDS NAVY OFFICER
IN CHESTNUT HILL
Marriage of Miss Sara Avery and
Ensign Winder Johnson
Solemnized Today

The wedding of Miss Sarah Leeds Avery,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dudley
Avery. of Avery Island. La. and Ensign Il.
Winder Johnson. son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Winder johnson, of this city, took
place today at 1890 O'Clock at the home
of the brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Sill Clark. of Kate's Hall. Chestnut
Hill The ceremony was performed by
the Rev, j. Andrews Harris DID. rector or
st. Pauls Church, Chestnut HIN and the
pride was given in marriage by her
rather. The maid OF honor was Miss
Rosalie johnson. sister Of the bridegroom :;
and the bridesmaids were Miss Clarice Clay
horne and Miss Marce Kaffery, of New
orleans. Miss Margaret Avery, sister Of the
bride. was flower girl. Ensign Johnson
had his brother, Mr.. Lawrance T.. johnson.
aviation section U. S. A., as best man. and
the ushers were Mr. Bigelow Crocker, of
Fitchburg, Mass. Mr. Joseph sill Clark. Jr..
Mr. Maurice Snyder and Mr. Lawrence OIL
phant, of New York
Inc pride wore gown of white
chiffon over white satin. trimmed with her
mothers lace, and a tue veil arranged with
small coronet. She carried white sweet
peas and lilies of the valley The maid Of
honor and the bridesmaids were gowned
alike In watermelon pink organdie with pale
pink collars and cuffs, and leghorn hats
trimmed with pink ribbon and roses OF the
deeper shade. They carried pink sweet
peas and blue larkspur The flower girl
wore white organdie frocls and carried
a basket of pink and blue flowers
Ensign and Mrs. johnson will live tempo-
rarily in Cape May, where Ensign johnson
is stationed.
MOFFLY-KANE
The marriage of Miss Audrey Elizabeth
Kane. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward "
Kane. of Lincoln drive Germantown and
Lieutenant John w Notify son of Mr. and
Mrs. William r. Moff1y, of Chestnut Hill,
took place today at noon at the home Of the
bride. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Stewart p. Keeling, rector OF St
Paters Church. Germantown. The bride was
given In marriage by her father and was
attended by her sister, Miss Miriam Kane,
as maid OF honor. and the best man was
Lieutenant Karl Dodge. The wedding was
attended by the immediate families and few
intimate friends only
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Mr.. and Mrs Emlen Mare who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilbur at
their cottage at Cape May. have returned to
their home at Cedarhurst, l.. l.
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MANCHESTER

Mrs. Myron Taylor spent few days
last week in Bennington.
Regular service in the Baptist
church next Sunday morning
Mrs. VIM Bursey is spending a
few days in Rutland and Wallingford
Miss Gertrude Mcclure was home
from the Albany business college for
Thanksgiving.
Three were received into member
ship of the Baptist church by baptism
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Nellie Manley, who was called
to Norwich, Conn, by the serious
illness OF her brother has returned
The service club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. F. o. Eddy All
members are invited to be present
Sunday school in the Baptist church
next Sunday promptly at r. Every
one is cordially invited TO join in the
Bible study.
Mrs. Marcia Lawrence has closed
her home and gone to Peru for part
OF the winter to live with her brother
Wallace Farnum.
Remember the annual sale and
hash supper to be given by the serv-
ice club OF the Baptist church Thurs
day afternoon and evening Dec. 18th.
Sale begins at 2.3O and supper at
$50 Every body cordially invited.
Word has been received from
Brio lin, Mo, Of the death OF Mrs
Mary Derby sheldon, widow Of the
late Merritt A. Sheldon on Nov. 2lst.
aged so years. formerly of Manches-
ter Center She is survived by one
sister, Harriet y Derby
The venerable Mrs. Van Buskirk
died at the home OF her son, Martin
Saturday aged 9S Mrs Buskirk was
kind neighbor and respected by all
who knew her The funeral was held
from her late home Monday, Rev s.
X. Perkins ofiiciated The burial was
/ in the Center cemetery
At the annual meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor society OF the
/ Baptist church the following officers
and committees were elected. Presi
dent, F. f. II. Storrs; vice-president
/ A. j. Hicks; recording secretary, Ruth
Harris: corresponding secretary
Mrs F. 0. Eddy; TREASURER, Alice
Sherwin; organist, Mrs. F. o. Eddy.
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EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs George Hayes is i'll with inau-
enza
Quincy a. Hall was in Bennington
on business Tuesday.
Rev J. D. Gouthey, who has been
i'll with influenza. has recovered and
is able to be out again.
L. Cole and Medric Ward we're
home over Thanksgiving from Middle
bury college where they are training,
George Jepson has been spending
few days at his residence here
Miss Belle Hayes is i'll with inhu-
enZa.
Robert Walsh and John Lunnhan.
both of the development brigade at
/ Camp Devens were honorably dis
charged and returned home Tuesday
lst Lieut. Roy VI. Andrew arrived
in town from Camp Taylor, KY, Sat.
uTflay and is spending a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Andrew.
John Corey. aged ~ years. died on
Friday, Dec l, from pneumonia Mr.
Corey came TO Arlington II years ago
and has resided with Mr.. and Mrs
! Vim. Pierce during his stay here He
was Of a joyial disposition and had
many friends He was known by
nearly every one as Uncle John" Tie
is survived by two daughters. Mrs
George Palmer Of Cobbleskill. y. Y.
who was at his bedside during hi.
last Illness and Mrs. Martha Beattl,
OF Santa Anna. Calf, who was tn,
wife Of the deceased DR.. Beattle o
Shushan, ~ Y The funeral was helC
from the house Sunday afternoon
Rev Mabel T Winch officiating.
Miss Emma May Mason aged q
years, died Sunday December at tn,
home Of her parents in Sunderland al
ter an illness of over six months
Miss Mason was employed by Di
Marsh of Manchester at the time O
her first Illness. having been hv
years in his employ She was a men
Der Of the Methodist church there ais
Of the 5. OF V. auxiliary. She is SUI
vived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. /
o. Mason OF this place, three brother
William II Mason of Boyne Cit,
Mich, +, o. Mason jr.. Mancheste
and George Mason of this place tw
sisters, Mary and Luella. both OF thi
place. The funeral and burial wer
held at Manchester Tuesday afte
noon.
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SUNDERLAND

Mrs. Samuel Thompson OF Manches.
Ter. ~ H., has returned to her home
after spending a few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs William Thomp-
son
J. r. Bentley spent Thursday in
Walingford
Mrs Clara Anderson OF Manchester
spent Thursday with her brother, vii
liam LathrOp.
r. Dooley was In Rutland Mon
day.
MIR and Mrs Erwin Wilcox spent
the weekend in Williamstown.
r. ]. Dooley was in Manchester re
Gently.
Word has been received that HARRY
Thompson, who was IN with influenza
in France. is able to be- out again.
Born, a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
George Whitman ON December g.
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SYNDICATE

Mrs Elmer Kent and daughter. have
returned TO Manchester after spend
mg a fcT days In town.
MIR WOrren Salter is home over the
Thanksgiving Holiday
Mrs, Hattie Haley was IN Manchest
er the past week
The Misses Bessie and Evelyn
stlcklog who have been home ovei
Thanksgiving have returned Bessi,
to Manchester and Evelyn to Alban,
Business College
cldye Peck who has been serious
ny ~ with influence Is on he gain.
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soNovlLue

Halber Coleman cut off the fore
finger Of his left hand Friday while
splitting wood,
Miss Olivia Burbank aud Miss
Beatrice Williams of Bratteboro
were guests at Mrs Flora Burhnnks
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hayward spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter
Mrs. l.. s. Haven of South Londonder.
rv.
Misses lura Burbee and Elizabeth
Williams who are attending the lie
land and Gray Seminary at Town
shcud came home Wednesday night
\ f. Jones who has employment
at Springfield, Mass, spent Thanks
giving Ut home,
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NOTICE
Bennington County SAVINGS BANK

Bennington County Savings Bank
The annual meeting OF the corpora
tors OF the Bennington County Saw.
lngs hank VIII be held at the Office
OF said bank In It's bank building In
Bennington, W., on the frst Wednes.
day list day OF January, A. d.. 1919 at
o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
elecllng a board Of trustees for the
year ensuing and the transaction of
any other business found necessary
when met especially to flll vacancies
IN the number Of corborators and Ia
alter and revise the bylaws.
ss.il. Chaeiea fE De~ey. Secretary.
dated at Remington, W.. Nov 30
1918
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ON BENNINGTON HONOR ROLL
List of Men Bennington Who Have Rendered Service in the
or Navy United States During the War Just Ended

Piper, Melvin J.
Powell, Charles w.
Powers, J. Burton
Powers, Bernis w.
Powers, Michael +.
Purcell, John J.
Purcell, Joseph p.
Rattelle, Edgar j
Remington, Harry c.
Rhodes, Albert
Rice, Marion
Riley, Frank
Riley, Thomas II.
Riley, James +.
Robinson, George A.
Robinson. Jesse f.
Robson, George +.
Rock, Anthony
lockwood, George Il.
Rose, Claudean
Rose. George c.
Rousseau, Ernest
Rousseau Philleas
Rousseau, Annie J.
Rove. James II.
Roy Eugene L.
Russell. Charles A.
Rugg, Harry G.
Ryan, William T.
Stafford, Wilmer A,
Sausville, George A.
Sausville, William j.
Scarey, John, Jr..
Schultz, Edward l..
Sears, Harrington +.
Sears, Lawrence II.
SENEGAL, Walter c.
SENEGAL, John T.
SENEGAL. Otis
Stakeholder, II. MacLean
Shaw, Daniel
Shea, William B.
Shea, Eugene Jr 7
Sh ppey, George
Shippey, Orson G..
Sibley, Edward l., 4
Smiley, f. Haviland
Sienko, Victor
Sigworth, Earl w.
Silver, Charles +.
Simmons, Frederick NJ
Simmons. Herman NJ.
Simmons, Homer
Simmons. William b.
Slattery. John T,
Smith. James +.
Smith. DIN S.
Solomon. Ransom
saures. E,i N. r.
Stalker. TecD Z 50
Stcllato, Pasquale
Stewart, George
Stewart, Robert
Stewart. Robert +.
Stewart. Thomas
Stewart, William II.
Stewart. Roderiek +.
Stockwell, Oliver,
Stockwell, Frank =
Stone. Peter G. 81
Sullivan. Francis A.
Sumner, Claude II. !
Sutton, james
Sweet. Glover
Talbot. Wilfred a.
Taylor, Rollin ].
Temple. Webster s '
Temple, William S. ~
Theberge. Ernest =
Thomas, Arthur w. 7
Thompson. Arnold F.
Thompson. Edwin ,
Thompson. Arthur h.
Thompson, Robert +.
Tobin, Edward A,
Toomey, John II.
Thornton. Cholmondeley'
Towslee, Frank w.
Turner. Herbert 7.
Twitchell. Harry l..
Nachon, Joseph T.
Vail. Ray NJ.
Van Ow, Henry c.
Van Santyoord. Richard
Nenable. Wallace
Vetal, Fred
Wall. Maurice
Wade, Alfred w.
Wadsworth. Walter l..
Wagar. John VI
Wahlquist, Walfrid II. J
Waite, Randall +.
Walbridge, Henry II.
Waldron. Benjamin A.
Walker, James
Warn. Raymond a.
Weaver. Archie
WEIGH, John d.
Welch. Joseph
Weld, Clarence A.
Weichman, Fred
yelling, Charles Nick.
yelling. George NJ.
White. Ernest w.
White, Eugene l..
White, Lynn +.
White. Holland o.
White, Marshall II.
White. Lewis $.
White. Marvin II.
White. Paul f.
White, Rudd l..
White, Waldo d.
Whlteley, Alfred II.
Whitman. Floyd Il.
Wiles, John r.
Williams. James
Wilson, Clarence II.
Wilkinson. Harry A.
Winslow, William r,
Wood, Raymond II.
Woodman, ]. Edward
Woodward. Merritt y.
Woodward. William w.
Yott. Joseph
Hanemha, Adolf
zullo, Jim.
Overseas Red Cross Nur
Casey. Winifred
Hicks. Wnholmina
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Amidon, Arthur ~
Andrews, William II.
Antonio; Frank
Armstrong, John c.
Arnistrong, William IL.
Atkins,e Clifford +.
Arzberger, Earl II.
Austin, Fred N.
Ayres, Charles w.
Ayres, John H.
, Bacon, Guy A.
Bahan, Harry e.
Baker, Earl
barber, Daniel f.
Barber, Sanford
Barber. william M.
Barrett, Elmer j.
Bassett, Duane r.
Bassett. James A.
Bates, julius E.
Bates, W. Leroy
Baudiste frederick a.
Bazino, Charles A.
Ba2ino, Anthony
Beck, Rollin e.
Beecher, William II.
Bell, David
Benedict, George II.
Bent, Edward l..
Bent, Irving A.
Betit, Zotique
Bevis, Frank
Bishop, Amos
Bishop, Lloyd
Bingham, Walter K.
Blake, Clark M.
Blowers, Herman p.
Bleau, Arthur
Blowers, John II.
Bolt, Reginald
Bonner, George
Borley, Howard r.
Boutin, Napoleon
Bowen, Orrin B.
Bowman, William
Boyd, Leon
Brazell, Francis p.
Bronson, Jesse
Brooks, Edward ID.
Brown, Albert c. j.
Brown, Edmund r.
Brown, Edward o.
Brown, Walter |.
Bruce, Edward II.
Brunina, Francis p.
Brunina, George
Burgess, George II.
Burgess, Guy r.
Burgess, Merritt
Burke, J. Gordon
Burke. John
Burt, Cedric c.
Burt, Eugene c.
Burt, Ralph A.
Bushee, Alfred F.
Buss, Ansel
Campbell, Charles f..
Cardinal, Alphege Jr.
Carpenter, Jesse II.
Carr, John T.
Carey, Fred
Carroll, William A.
Carron, Albert j.
Casey. Raymond
Cavanaugh. Frank
Chambers, Charles l..
Chamberlain. James
Chapman, Mckinley
Chase, Harry NJ.
Chesbro, Raymond Il.
Church, Raymond
Clair, John
Clark, Hugh Il.
Clark, John +.
Clark, Miner G.
Clark, Francis NJ.
Cleveland, Lewis
Clements. Harold L.
Clifford, +. Raymond
Colburn, David NJ
Cole, Arthur j.
Cole, Charles q.
Cole, Judson II.
Cole, Walter A.
Collins. Walter
Collins, Harry
Cone, Harold S.
Cone, Martin H.
Cone, William II.
Connolly. John NJ.
Cook, Walter S.
Cook, William c.
Costello, John A.
Costello, Joseph a.
Costello, Michael Il.
Crathern, c. +. II. Jr.
Crawford, Harold Il.
Crawford. Paul A.
Craven, Thomas +.
Cronin, John
Cross, Edward
Crossman. Charles T.
Cullinan. Fred d.
Cummings. Robert II.
Cummings. Joseph A.
Cummings. William l..
Cushman. Frederick b.
Cutie ierrill NJ.
Dai oy. William 4.
Daley Charles II.
Daley. Clarence \.
Daley George NJ
Daley, =. Auguslln
Danforih, Alfred V
Davenport, Harvey II.
Davis, Arthur A.
Davis, Frederick r.
Davis, Leroy y,
Dedrlck, c. Marvin
Delaafler William
Denley, Roy G.
q Devenow, Peter
Donnelly. X. "
Z Doran, Bernard 7,
4 Doucet, Oliver L.
Douglass ThomaseJ
Dow, Harold Il.
Keast, John s.
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Kelley, Harold
Kelley, Thomas J. N
Rel ey, William NJ.
Kelson, August c.
Kelson, Samuel C.,
Kennedy, William c.
Kerr, Phillip w.
Ketchum. Amos
Kewley. Edward c.
Kimball, John Ii.
King, Alfred j.
Kinney, John h.
Kinney, William b.
Knapp, Lewis
Knights, Roy Ii.
Knights, William A.
LacroiX, Amos A.
Lacroix, Godias
LacroiX, Gideon ~
LaFlamme, James A.
LaFlamme, John Il
LaFlamme, Joseph Nj.
LaFlamme, Zephron
La Franchise. Raymond Il.
LaFranchise. Louis
Lambert. Wilbur c.
Lane, John d.
Langlois, Wilfred
Larln, Francis A.
Larin. George +.
Larin, John II.
Larin, Napoleon
Lawrence. Henry 5.
Lauzon, Gilbert
Lee, George S.
Lemoine, Henry j.
Leonard, John n.
Levin, Louis S.
Levin, Samuel.
Livesay, Edward w.
Lloyd. Earl
Lohnes. George e
Long, Robert d.
Longtin. Richard ].
Longtin, Raymond j.
Lorett. Nelson n.
Loyett, Bernie +.
Lyons. Sanford.
Madigan, Bernard r.
MacLaren, Charles
MacLaren, Frank
Macomber, Leroy r.
MacLaren, James
Mahar, Francis 7.
Main. Walter j.
Maisefeld, Harold
Maisefeld, John 7.
Madison. Nathan
Maloney. Thomas +
Mann, Chauncey r.
Nancy, Cyril NJ.
Nancy. Clarence Il.
Manney. Henry |.
Margolin. Louis
Mark, Frank
Mathers, Frank
Mathers. George \.
Mathers, Isaac Jr.
Mathers, Ralph
Matthews, Napoleon
Madison, Fred c.
Madison. Park
Madison, Wendall
Madison, Peter
Mcbride, Joseph ].
Mcclure. John Jr.
Mccoy. Carl f..
McCue. James J.
McGovern, Vincent
MCGUIRE, Peter j. Jr.
MCGUIRE, Richard J.
Mcerwarth, Fremon,
Miller, Buel ID.
Millar. Galen II. H..
Millar. Harold d.
Millar. J. Ernest
Mills. Charles S.
Mitchell, Elmer d.
Moon, George p.
Mooney. Francis j.
Moore. Louis +.
Moore. Warren H.
Morgan, Allen 5.
Morgan. Francis H.
Morreale, Giovanni
Morrissey, Francis Il.
Morrissey, John A.
Morrissey, Nicholas j.
Morse. Floyd II.
Moses, Paul G..
Mould. Walter
Mulch, William
Murphy, John J.
Murray, Bernard ].
Martha. William II.
NJ sh. Christopher n.
Nash, Leo
Nash, Thomas +.
Nash. Joseph p.
Nichols, Charles +.
Nichols. Melvin X.
Noel. Bernard II.
Norful, Fred
Noveck, Abraham
Noveck, George A.
Noyes. Albert
Noyes, Clarence
Cakes. Daniel Il.
O'Brien, Joseph +.
OKeefe, William G.
Osterle, George ].
Ostrander, Clarence X.
Paddock, Fillmore r.
padnode, Nelson
Parker, James II .
paulson, Karl G.
Partenope, Joseph w.
Pattem, Earl J.
Payne, Nelson l..
Pellerln, Ernest ].
Pellerln, Joseph A.
Perrault, Leo A.
Peters. John 4,
phiniM, Webs r. /
D Philpptt. Harold A. 4er |
" Pfcifillo, Giovanni
Pineau, Noise
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Durunu, fTduclS j.
Dusablon, Albert
Dryer, Elmer
Dyer, Jay c.
Eddington, William IL.
Edison, Guy
Eldred, George e.
Elicit, Alfred w.
Ellsworth, Huling
Elwell, Alvaro G.
Elwell, Corwin c.
Elwell, Harry n
Elwell, Hawley w.
Elwell, Ivan
Elwell, Mirle G.
Elwell, Raymond
English, Thomas ].
English, William II.
Enright Thomas +.
Estes, Harold p.
Evans, Halliday II.
Fassett, Hiram b., jr.
Fauley, Kenneth
Fay, Walter p.
Feathers. Clarence
Field, Vernon w.
Fischer, Anton
Fitzgerald, Daniel j.
Fleming, Frank II.
Fleming, Harold l..
Flynn, Edward +.
Flynn, Harry j.
Forand, Dennis
Foster, Howard
Fruitrich, Harry c.
Galipeau, Arthur F.
Gallu, Charles
Galipo, Fred
Gates, Irving w.
Gates, Roscoe ID.
Gavin, l. Edison
Gee, William G.
Geer, Fred
Geer. George
Gilmore, Michael p.
Godfrey. H. Douglass
Goodbeau, Louis f.
Gordon, William A.
Grafton, Alfred j.
Grafton, Lionel =,
Graves. Zebra Q.
Gray, William \.
Green, Adelbert G.
Green, Edward A.
Green, Raymond
Greenslet, Francis j.
Creenslet George l..
Greenwood, Alfred
Greenwood, Elmer
Griswold, Arthur G.
Griswold, j. Laurence
Grounds. Thomas
Guimond, William j.
Gunshannon, William
Hackett, Joseph
Haddad, Edward A.
Haddad, Said
Hamilton, James v.
Harmon, j. Benjamin
Hare, Irving
Harbour Earle S.
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Harmon. Guy II.
Harrington, Earl
Harrington, Harold u.
Harrington, Raymond u
Harrington, William n.
Harlan, Charles NJ.
Harlan, William j.
Hart. Raymond II.
Hart, John Holden
Harte, James
Harrington. Burt G.
Harvey, Robert J.
Hastings. Clyde f.
Hawks, William b., 3rd.
Haynes, Ralph X.
Haynes, Samuel
Haythorne, Joseph ].
Healy, Ned
Healy, Thomas J,
Healy, William w,
Hearst. Harold II.
Hervey. Frank n.
Hewson, James +.
Hicks, Howard III.
Hill, Peter +. G.
Hitchcock, Guy
Hitchcock, Nelson
Hogan, John G.
Hogan. Joseph F.
HOLSTER, Richard Il.
HOLSTER. William H.
Holton, Leroy b.
Honiker, Clarence f.
Hopkinson, Harry b.
Horst, Edward f.
Horst Frederick G.
Horst, William J.
Hostler, Charles
Houghton, Robert w.
Houle. Anselme H.
Houran, John c.
Houston. Chester +.
Howe, Edmund p.
Howe. Frank F.
Howe, William l..
Hoyt, Clyde W.
Humphrey, Julius w.
Hurd, Walter L.
Hurley, Archibald ID.
Hurley, Buel
Hunter, Ivan
Hunter, James H.
Hutton, j. Goodall
Hutton, Harvey
Jenney. c. Dewey
Jenney, Edward Il.
Jennings, Leonard II.
Jennings, Percy n,
jennings, Rupert J.
Jepson, William
Jewett. Giles
Jewett, Paul
Jones. Henry +
Jones. Myron II. "a
Juckett, William
Karp, Morris