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YONKERS TRAVELLERS
PUSH FARE FIGHT
Inspector Accused of Using
Blackjack to Collect.

Further attempts OF conductors on
cars Of the Yonkers Railway Company
TO collect an extra nickel from passen-
gers after crossing the city line in either
direction, met with failure yesterday.
In one instance police reserves were
called out to protect n railway inspector
from q crowd after. SO II Is charged. he
had attempted to use a blackjack upon
an obdurate passenger. The inspector,
who said he was Richard J. o'Donovan
OF 1o1 Ashburton avenue. Yonkers, was
locked UP on a charge of carrying a dan
gerous weapon.
The trouble occurred on a South
Broadway car, which started from the
subway terminal at 242d street last
night for Getty Square. Yonkers, filled
with workers returning from the city
Several Of the passengers refused to
pay second fare and at Ludlow street
O'Donovan Is said to have drawn his
blackjack and started for Patrick Bro
gan, former secretary to the Commits
sioner Of Public Works Of Yonkers and a
brother Of Alderman Thomas A. Brogan
one of the first to refuse to hand over a
second nickel.
The alleged attack upon Brosan raised
a storm Of protest from the other pas
sengers, and one of them, John b. Cler.
mon Of 900 Gun Hill road. The Bronx
seized O'Donovan. lifted the inspector
from his feet. carried him down the aisle
Of the car and deposited him in the
arms of Patrolman Maurice OBrfer
outside. The crowd sought TO rush the
officer and take away his prisoner. but
were forced back by reserves.
Most of the conductors. when they
met with a refusal to pay the second
fare. contented themselves with demand.
ing that the recalcitrant one leave the
car. but IN no instance was the demand
! accedcd to. Cars were frequently
stopped and held until ordered to move
by traffio policemen. In many instance,
the motorman would run Eve or ter
yards and then shut of his power for 8
| second time. As result, trafiic be
tween the end of the subway and Gott,
Square was badly blocked during tn,
rush hour last night
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Police Department
Orders
PROMOTIONS,


The. following Lieutensnts having been
promoted 70 the rank OF Captain. are trans
ferred and assigned as Indicated:
George Hasrie, Jr.. 18TH Free. to .5,h
Free: assiEnme1t as special duty officer
Philip r. clifford, s5th Pr.c. to s7,h
Pr-c.
Patrick j. Randies. iIi,h Prec, to De-
Joseph F. McMahon. 1880 Prsc.
George l.. Sullivan. 9th Insp. Dist, to
Detective DIV, assignment to clerical duty
Charles A. zane., Headqusrtsr. DIV, to
Sth Prec. assignment TO clerical duty dis
Samuel @. Bolton. Headquarters plvs 10
seth Pre- assignment to health squad dis
William T. Davis Headquarters Div.
Thomas Fay. Detective Div.
John Dunno. Detective Div.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
CAPTAINS.
To take effect April 90:
William F. Kinsler, 9TH Prec., TO De-
Charles II. Mckinney 2sth Prec. to De-
Thomas F. walsh, .6th Prec.. to De-
Louis AZ. Hsupt s7th Prec., to Detective
Div.
LIEUTENANTs.
To take effect 4. NJ. May !:
Edward ~ Enwrirht, 5sth Prec., as
To take srfsct s' 4. H. ou Apr,, IS:
Edward F. Hayes. from Bridge Prec. 70
PATRoLMEN.
George waldsrb.rEer, 46th Prec., as
signed to bicycle duty.
John F. Lyons. asa Prec., assigned to
Thomas oDonnell, 1921 Prec, to nth
Prec., assigned to day squad.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
CAPTAIN.
Samuel @. Bolton. goth Prec, to Head
nineteen DAYS from I r II. KpTTr u.
LIEUTENANT.
Edward p. Frye, 2sih Prec:. assigned in
! command, for nineteen days from r. NJ.
April 20. during absence of Captain.
PATROLMTN.
Bernard Goldman. 5oth Prec. TO Sth
from r. NJ. April 20. to 8 A. M May is.
E9T 10 days ny from from Az 4; Nj may May
, tor. to duty In coat checking room.
From prsei,ncts indicated to 9th Insp,
John Conway. I; Edward Lawless. IS;
e; John C. NilOn. IS Charles A. oRouTks'
Relieved from suspension ana restored
PArRoLMEN
| Edward !. Hanson. s2is ?sth Prec., TO
john J, Kelly. 1859. ssth Prec., to take
effect s:3t p. NJ, April 20.
DEATH.
| RETIRED SERGEANT
| Franklin Cornell. formerly attached 70
! tho Nth Prec.. died at $3.50 p NJ. April
! AZ, at his residence, - Layton street, Elm
! hurst. l. I. Funeral from his late resi-
| dence. Q p. NJ, April 80. Interment Pros
1 pect Park Friends Cemetery.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
BICYCLE PATRoI.MEN.
To taLe effect A A M April 40.
| william ]. Tjarks. 18th Prec. TO ssd
! Prec.
| To take effect q A. M. May I:
! John p. Woods. tSth Prec. to 50th Prec.
| william r. Dudley. 6oth Prec. to 46th
Prsc. -
PATRoLMEN.
Henry Graebner, 25th Prec. TO iosth
Prec.
| George Mccorvilis, Traffic DIV. Sub
| Div. ID. to 7Tth Prse.. assigned TO day
! squad. az
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SOLDIERS FIGHT FOREST FIRE
Reservation North of Camp Upton
Threatened by Blaze.
Special Despatch TO THE ST

CAMP UProN. April 2e.-The camp
fire department and forty men from
the Provost Guard and Depot Brigade
were called upon to-day to help night a
forest fire. which has been raging north
of the camp. menacing farm property
and damaging sections OF the military
reservation.
A strong west wind famed the flames
to such proportions that the farmers
in the vicinity OF Shoreham were un-
able 10 check them. The fire is being
fought by building back fires. This
evening it reached the camp rife range.
Upton has the largest number Of troops
since the embarkat!on days last sum-
mer, with $4,000 arrivals to-day.
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ARMY.


tk) killed in action; tDw) died of wounds;
Ip6} died q dIss.:.: W. v 0 sSundsS g;
wounded. degree undetermined: tM) miss
ing; (P) prisoner.
NEW YORK CITY.
CASSIDY, Walter L., corp, 334 Z. 73d 81.
GALLOWAY. Brandt cake, BrOwnvlile
(Dw>.
CAwTHoN, James A.. Ensley tws).
HAYS, Herman, Mount vile (DA).
HILL, Ceph k. Troy (K).
ARKANsAs.
BROWN, Jen. corp. Madison ODD.
CALIFORNIA.
LORD. Ohio g.. Los Angeles (ws).
TRAYLoR, Wilbur. Clovis (ws).
CONNECTICUT.
GORDON. William r., Hartford (ws).
GoVoTsKI, Vincent Pequabuck (ws).
GEORGIA.
McBEE. william ". Jasper (DD).
SMITH. walter. Locust Grove ODD.
MAcKEY. Joel B.. Salmon (ws).
ILLINOIS.
FRoELICH. Alfred G.. Chicago tws).
CUCHTCK. Charles. Chicago (DA).
FRANKLIN. Aionxa, Ivesdaie tDA).
HIGH, Psyge. Danville ODD.
BUTTS. Fred, sergt.. Peoria (DD).
IOWA.
MURPHY. Floyd D.. Guernsey (M).
COMBS, Robert G., Leon (DD).
KANSAS.
CHASE. Walter. Lebanon (DA).
FLETHCHER, Floyd L.. Sallna ODD.
MARYLAND.
SEAMAN. Julius Baltimore (KD.
MASSACHUSETTS.
GUPPY. Joseph s.. Lieut.. Meirose (w),
ELLIS. John c., Fitchhurg (K).
LARRBRO. John. Marlboro tDA).
cAvANAuGH Peter Alphonas. corp, Big
RUSSELL. william H, corp. Detroit
(DAl.
LAsAE. Isadore Michael. Detroi. Cws,.
MILLER, Norman c., Croswell twS).
SMITH, Merle Haskin, Muskegon (M).
MINNESOTA.
sEzYGIEI. Frank. corp. Perham tpA).
BURY. Edward l.. Chaska tw,.
E1nr He,-y e.. Minneapolis tws).
MckENNEY. Earl r.. Minneapolis tws).
WILSON. Leigh f.. GAINESVILLE (Ml.
MISSOURI.
CHARLESwoRTH, Earl A., ST. Joseph
ODD.
MONTANA.
NEUHARDT. Jacob J.. Crow Rock twU).
NEBRASKA.
CASEY. Ambrose B., Elsie fws,.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MANNING. Axel A.. Keene tws,.
NEW JERSEY.
E E.N5sGi,, WiiiaW w,; Il; Watkins DW
NEW YORK STATE.
GAuGHAN. Frank Joseph, saltwater
MUELLER, Irwin W. Syracuse Cws,.
NORTH CAROLINA.
DESHAZo. Arthur. woodsdale CM).
OHIO.
JOHNS. Erwin H., Rochester tws).
MoLBERG. Samuel. Cincinnati twsl.
OKLAHOMA.
DONALDSON, Irwin F.. Gushing tKJ.
PENNSYLVANIA.
EVANS. Francis E. Lieut., Glen Mills
DARE. Ross F.. Oxford Valley lws).
NELSON. Harry c., Philadelphia ODD.
VANDERLfN, Victor p. Butler (DD).
RHODE ISLAND.
D'ANGENIcA, Liberto. Providence tws),
SOUTH DAKOTA.
GREEN. Melvin, Stem ODD.
TENNESSEE.
CARTER, Joe. Sneedville (WSl.
CURTIN, Robert T., Ripley ODD.
WRIGHT, Daniel. Roam Mountain tDD).
TEXAS.
HEDGPETH. Claud w. Nocona tDA).
SMITH, Clifford r., Caddo Mills (DA.
WEST VIRGINIA.
LAWRENCE, Palmer. Ravenswood Oost a
sea). sr~.s,
LIPMAN, Theodore E. Beloit (wU).
LoUNDsBURY. Henry, Riehland Center
twS).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Russia.
MASCK Fsdor, corp, BosoutsEy Sumor'
show tDA).
NO ADDRESS GIVEN.
MISEK Alec ,WCp.
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COFFEE Market.

The coffee market yesterday was ex-
tremely reactionary. After opening
strong at advances from 7 to 80 points
values made further gains. September
at ono time touching s17s4: December,
Sl7.14, and March. $17.0+. AFTER mid
day profit-taking set In on a heavy scale
and earlier gains were soon lost, final
prices being net unchanged to a de-
cline OF 10 points.
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CHAMBER TO HOLD ELECTION.
CEecho-slovak mission
Speak on Comm cree.

The 151st annual meeting and tho
election OF officers OF the Chamber OF
Commerce of the State of New York will
take place on Thursday. May /.
Following the election and the pres
entation of a report by Charles L. Bern
heimer. chairman of the committee on
arbitration. Charles Pergler. Commits
sioner of the Czecho-Slovak Republic,
will address the chamber on 1.-THE New
Republic and American Commerce"
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LEGAL NOTICES.


PURSUANT TO Az AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the 2sth dsv Of October,
lsiS, by and between JOHN wASA-
MAKER. NEW YORK, and MRS LAURA
BAIRD, | Will sell on the l2th dav of
May. 1879, at ten o'clock In the forenoon,
in tho Piano Department Of John Wan.
maker. New York, 76t Broadway in ths
city. County and State Of New York, ore
Mahogany Upright Plano and Bench as
provided in Sections GS and &C Of the Per-
sonni Property Law.
DANIEL GREENwALD. Auctioneer.
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Coffee Cables--Rio was zoo reis higher for rs
at l1y725. Exchange $50 higher at 10 3l-31d.
Receipts 1000 bags ana stock $500 bags. In
Santos spots were 300 reis higher for 10 at
$4,000. Futures were 80 reis higher TO rs reis
lower. Receipts IS, 900 bags and stock ZS4s, 900
hags. Receipts at the ports were n. 900 bags
against 5000 last year and Is. 900 two years
~ Soo so u nd nod.Sr nss 800 - s asa
and 10. 900 bags respectively,
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YAWkEN. WILLIAM H-In pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable John 2. CohaIa n,
Surrogat" OF tho County 81 New Yor.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all person.
having claims against William IL Yavkes
late OF the County Of New Yuri,, deceasrd
10 present the same, with vouchers thereos
10 the subscribers, at their place Of trans.
acting business, No, 200 Fifth Avenue
Manhattan, IN the city OF New Yorh -
or before October 4th 1919. next MA r.
GARET A YAwKEN. tREDERICE -
DF FOE CHARLES u. JOSI.VS, Executor.
HCGHES, ROUNDS, SCHCRMAS q
DWIGHT, Attorneys for Executors -
broad W.. NJ nhnttnn- Now YnrN l,Itr
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HELP WASTED-MALE.

w
Auto School Largest and best school In Oh,
WEST SIDE L, =. Sand for booklet nd pas,
v NJ, q A. toscnool. Telephone Couni Gus
8l6 W. 57tn st. 7s2O. Special classes for 40.
sALESMAN-Cicy, Christian, for Paint,
Color and Varnish house, must have some
experience In this line. VARNISH box
24O sun once.
WATCAMAKERs Arc you tIred OF con-
tinuous bench work? Would you like a d a
nihed position on the road with an old
reliable house here your trade may be OF
henent Ia you? We pay expenses. salary
and commission. Must be American. single
age from IS to IS years, with unquestion-
able references Address CHICAGO TINE
LOCK COMPANY. e7s5 st. Mary's CT.
Chicago. III.
WANTED-Sa lesman, one with expert
ence In selling small tools, such as cutters
reamers CT Bores, etc. by a tive, growing
concern, location Connecticut. This Is a
fne opportunity for the right man. only
high class men need apply. NJ. j.. box
40 sun once.
wANTED-Vesetabisi ivory button DIVER
must bs acquainted With general rork.
Reply TO ". B.. box 100 Sun once.
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WARRINGTON, April 29.-The follow
ing casualties have been made public by
tho War Department:
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%oUk spEn'S 'ps6krE A tSSs.
TERMINED).
Private.
NALENTI. James, Bari. Italy.
roars * A SIssfsd ff n AeTfoS RE-
Lieutenant.
WALLIS, Peter Leroy. Jersey Shore. Pa.
DAWSON, Clyde j.. st. Joseph, Mo.
BEEsKIN. JOCK; lass wilkins Avenue,
ef H.s,s,r, Jc:,pH, 1870 Fulton street.
HASSETT. Martin. Chicago, Ill.
KocK. Henry b. Cincinnati. Ohio.
ROSE, Henry NJ, Wausau. Wis
STEWART, Stannie W.. Minden La.
DIED. PREyIOUsLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Pnvates.
DOUGHTIE, Porter r.. Eufaula. Ala.
LARSON, Herbert w, Menominee. Mich.
sCHBIDER, Arthur f.. Louisville, Ky.
1EAMANS. Joe, Matagorda, Tex.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
KRANzMEYER, Henry Henry Chicago. III.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Priv.tes.
BRADLEY. James, Witt Springs, Ark.
fRETWELL. Claude, Minden. La.
MARINO. John, San oJse, Cal.
THOMPSON. Albert NJ. Sommerville. Mass
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
BEHRENS. Helm H., Muscatine. Ia.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
RUMBOCGH, George H. Lynchburg, Va.
Prtvates.
AIsTRUP. Herbert NJ, Ruthton. MINI.
BENNY. Frankie. Peru. III.
CARR, John j.. Br!ggsvile, Wis
EDIN. William Edward. Tonawanda. y. Y.
GkhiBOLDI, Emil j.. 4si w. +Sth s.
LELAND. Robert c.. Forest City. Ia.
MYRES. Adolph. Hillsboro. y. d.
PETERSON. Arthur E. Chicago, H.
SOTO. Greg. Fan lose. Cal.
TASKER. Robert e. Washington, d. c.
THOMPSON. Frank j.. Astoria, y. Y.
ERRONEOCsLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS.
Private.
0IANNoTTI. Dominic Bsnevento italy.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED DIED OF
DISEASE.
Corporal.
JAMES, George. Rend. II.
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e S. BALTIC, La Paiilce, April 10.
Sr Eolc, Roucn, April IL.
SIS Nordland. Antwerp, April "a.
Ss ST. Louis, Brest, April q.
So Louisville, Brest, April 81.
Us California. Havre, April IS.
So South Pole, Nantes. April 10.
IS Liberty, Bordeaux. April lG
Due Tomorrow.
s. Alfonso XIII. bordeaux. April .s.
IS Columbrs. Marseiiles. April 20.
Us Henry II. Mallory, Bordeaux, April ~.
IS General Goethals, Bordeaux, Aprll ~.
Sc Nieuw Amsterdam, Bree,, April 20.
SIS CBponocus. Pauillac. April 10
SIS Buford, Bordeaux, April 10.
So Oskaloosa, Hull, April IL
Sc Communipaw, Gibraltar, April l..
So Santa Marta, Santa Marta, April a.
Due Friday.
SIS President Grant. Brest, April 70.
SIS Nieuw Amsterdam. Breet. April 20.
IS Western Hero La Pallice. April Is.
So Finland ST. Nnzalrc April 20.
SIS California, Havre, April Is.
IS Martensdyk Barry, April Il.
SIS FL Paso, Galveston. April &c.
Due Saturday.
SIS Alloway, st. Nazaire, April IS.
Sc Bavaria. Antwerp, April is.
Sc Cranenest. Barbados. April %.
SIS NJ. J. Scanlon Liverpool, April 70.
ss DR.. Pierre Benoit. Dunlirk. April 10
Ss Lieut.. Jean Laurent. Antwerp, April 10
SIS Sigma. Barry, April ~.
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take great pleasure in thanking YOU
very, much for the tobacco received
from THE SUN Tobacco Fund to which
yod'so kindly made a donation for the
boys bcross the sea-"
LII, Billingsley and A. ID. Afford Join
In Rfcard to give the thanks of Ambu-
lanes Company 142. 1l1th Sanitary Train
Thirty-sixth Division, which they dated
Aprh.4 I'VE are tho nappiest mortals
this country sees to-day. made 30 by the
ciGs7sand makin's THE SUN has got
acr6sG We are pretty we'll set for a good
SMOKE debauch and can't think OF hav-
ingssitI before we get this card started
across. Say, 1t Is one thing to be where
YOU DIRE and able to buy or beg to-
baccqx and quite another to be over
here where you can't do either"
Dear friend" writes Harry Fairy of
PROVISIONAL Commanders Battalion at
CaniP d'Anvers, France. sin a package
of dQpated tobacco that was distributed
byE THE SUN fund for soldiers, among
the latter ! found card TO which
wishSEo reply. ! want TO extend TO you
and To the others who participated In
thisc great kindness to us my most sim
cere thanks. ! should very much appre-
ciater an answer and will reply promptly
" y61 will write to me-"
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE kUN and THE EVENING sun 5000 ~
I'nitef Cigar Stores boxes. ..........". T2oN "
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NsPACIf1C WALLS.

Connecting mails close at G.. p. o. and City
Hail stations at $50 p. NJ. daily.
Philippine Islands (via San Francisco.
April g, Sc. Venezuela.
Tahiti MarqueBas. Cook Islands. New Yea.
land and specially addressed mail for Austria.
La (vis San Francisco. April 10. SIS. Moana,
Samoan Islands, Australia and specially ad.
dressed mail for New Zealand (via San Fran.
dsco). May 1. SIS. Sonoma.
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MARINES

MICHIGAN.
MILLER, Louis Francis, 81. Clair Heights
(M).
MISSOURI.
PHELPS, william Ernest Vanguard (M).
NEW YORK STATE.
WHITMAN. Ralph Francis. Mechanicsville
CORRECTIONS.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
GRANGER, Walter Aronson, West Phia-
deiphie, Pa.
PRESENT FOR DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
sCHAUB, William John, Rockaw.y Beach,
y. ".
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BRIARCLIFF LODGE
puIApCIIg1, >tANOu "
PENNsYLvANIA-W
GAlEN HALL WsrpsSsVills; Pa
YER MONT.
sURRoGATEs. NOTICES.


JOHNSTON. FANNIE ID. LAwsoN-In
pursuance of an order OF Honorable john
p. Cohslan. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. NOTICE is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Fannie D
Lawson Johnston. late OF the County OF
Sew York deceased TO present the sam,
Columbia Trust Company, at Its place Of
transactins business. No S5s Firth Avenue.
before the 18th, gay OF September next
isiG G G9LyMRiA 1pI IHpsT c3MPANI.
MATTHEW sPALLETTA, Attorney for EA.
ecutors. 100 Broadway. Manhattan. New
Ycrk city
ROSENBERG JACoB--In pursuance Of
an order of Honorable John j. Cohaisn, a
Surrogate OF the County OF New YorI.
NOTICE Is hereby given 80 al. persons
to PRESENT the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber, a, her place OF transact.
nurgan' he, attorney, at No. 9i Liberty
street, In the Borough OF Manhattan, in
the city OF New Yocki STATE of New York.
next Dated. New York tho <aLst dav Of
March isis , rE Ar n9SEM nERG. "A
torncy for Administratry Once and p o.
-.-- ----;-----,s :
Manhattan. New York CITY
Pilot, GERTKupE H.--In pursuant,
a Surrogate Of the Comfy OF N,w S Sd%h'
NOTICE IL hsTeb| given to all persons
having claims against Gertrude II. Pilot
late OF the County Of New YORK deceas.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber at his place OF transact
ing business a. the once 81 Morris < Nj
Weigh his ATTORNEYS, at No. 20 Ilbertp
Street, IN the Borough Of Mammalian civ
OF New York, on or before the Goth day OF
September. 1919. UcN,. Date. New Yoriy
the 18th dRy Of March. lols PETEl,
STUNNESA ANT Pilot, Executor. NORRIS
& McNElGi, Attorneys Tor Executor az
Liberty street Borough OF Manhattan
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TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL rnsT MAILS
Great Britain and Ireland--Close at II A. NJ.
April Is, Sc. Adriatic, and at A. NJ. May 8,
S. Auuitania.
Ffnnce--Close at 1850 A. NJ. May /, So. La
Lorra ine
ItAS Close al II A. NJ. April 90 IS.
Dante AlighieIi. and at A. NJ. May Q, Sc.
Duca degii Abruzz.
0ibraltar--Close at II A. NJ. April 30. IS.
Dante Alighieri. and at A. NJ. May ), IS.
Duca degli Abruzzi.
Belgium and Luxemburg-Close at A. NJ.
April %, S. Auburn.
south Africa Union of)-Close at . A. II.
May 3, SIS. Clan Monroe.
Grcece-Close at 8 A. NJ. May >. S.. Tollard.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17

Rev. A. R. Brown and wife of Milli- kin. La. spent several days in Der mott this week
 Majestic ranges. Buck ranges. alum mum ware. jelly glasses, refrigerafors. water coolers. Orr Hardware Co.,
 Dr. 0. M Banks and Messrs Doyle Williams and R. R. Bowden attended the K. of r. Grand Lodge at Hot Springs
 What is almost a necessity Is a first class church building for the growing and progressive membership of the First Baptist Church.
 About twenty-fiv delegates from Southeast Arkansas are here today at tending the Electoral College in ses- sion at Hollands Chapel. A. NJ F.. Church.
 There is Reason in all things, and the Reason We can save you money on what you buy from us is that We are not dependent upon one or two lines
 Belser. Dishongh X Co
 The colored people of Dermott re- joice that they now have first class hotel here where they can have accom- modations that will satisfy the most particular The hotel is the Reed Building. and F., ] Jones is manager
 Mir Ed Pembroke of Gaines Landing is elated over his successful crop of over 700 bushels of wheat this season. and Mir. Jim smith of Macon Lake IS completing his harvest of ROO bushels. The success of these men means n four mill here in the near future
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
$1O,OOO Compress at Eudora

Eudora business men and bankers. with the Grenada Compress Company have org anized $l0. 900 compress at Flu dora, with the expectation of handling 25, GOO bales of cotton this fall. Work has begun on this plant and it is expected that it will be ready for operation by September l5. M. Schwartz is presi dent. w H. Stephenson. vice-presi dent. B. l.. Ross. treasurer. and A A Fischel. secretary. w w. Grubbs S. Meyer. George K. Cracraft, j. c. Stephenson and F. C. Taylor compose the Board of Directors.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
Fight at Eudora

J. w Whitmire of Eudora and I ioung Joe Cans of Mississippi will meet for a boxing contest at the Crystal Theatre at Eudora Friday night. Both men (colored) are fast heavyweight boxers, and each has four men to bis credit this year. The preliminary contest of six rounds starts at 9:30 and the main fight at 1920
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
Strayed

One dark bay horse. weight about 75O three white feet. white spot in face. small white spot in one eye. reached mane Has been gone for several weeks. Liberal reward for in formation or return of horse to me at Dermott J. A Glosup.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
County Convention at Eudora

The third annual Chicot County Sun day School Convention will be held at Eudora next Saturday and Sunday.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
AMONG COlORED PEOPLE
RESOURCES

Items of interest among coloreo people should be left at the Palace Drug Store or at this office.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-07
Dublin, Ind.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hill are the par
ents of son, born March b.. Mrs.
Charles Miller and son of Richmond
came Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammer. Mrs. Samuel White and
son Russell are on the sick list. John
Fackler was home on weeks fur
Tough from Columbus, Ohio, barracks
wit hhis parents. ;. Mrs. Longfellow
and Daughter of Lynn, Ind, spent the
weekend with Rev. and Mrs Thomas.
-. Mrs. Lucille Frazee went to Indi-
annapolis last Thursday for a few days
visit. Mrs. Mark Mendenhall and
two children of Richmond called on
relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Hayden
and daughter, Marie, spent Monday
and Tuesday with B. T. Hayden and
family. -. Charles Andrews and fam
lily moved to the Myers farm north
of town, Monday. -. John Scott is on
the sick list. /. Frank Clark and fam
lily moved to the o. E. Stewart tenant
house south of town last Thursday.
Mr.. Clark will work for Mr. Stewart.
-. William Woodward, who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is repaired
to be getting along nicely at this
writing. Charles Hoover and family
north OF town are all sick with influ-
enza. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Champ
spent Sunday in Richmond with