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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
SALVATION IMPOsTORs BUSY.
Bogus Home Service Fund ColIec-
tors Fleece Public.

The Salvation Army is endeavorins,
through its own Investigators, to put
an end to the robbing of the public by
impostors who operate on the pretext of
collecting money for the home service
fund. So many complaints have been
reaching headquarters that last night
Commander Evangeline Booth issued the
following statement as a warning to
the public:
mo one has yet been authorized to
collect relatively large amounts for our
homo service fund, The campaign for
that will take place May 10 to May rs.
Il have heard OF woman wearing a
Salvation Army uniform soliciting funds
on trains between New York and Phila-
delphia. She has been handing the re-
suits of her trip from here to Phila-
delphia to a man in that city. returning
by the next train, and continuing to
fleece the passengers en- route
MANY persons have complained of
being accosted in the subway, in the
street cars on the streets and in other
public places. by men and women claim
ing to seek funds for the home service
campaign. Let me say that all these
solicitors without reservation are i'm
posters"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
DINNER GIvER TO GILLETT,
speaker-EIect Is Honored In wcst-
ern Massachusetts.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. April 9.-,More
than 300 prominent citizens Of western
Massachusetts attended the banquet
given tonight in honor of Speaker-elect
Frederick II. Gillett. Among the speakers
were Judge James b. Carroll, Mayor
Arthur A. Adams, Rear Admiral Fran
els T. Bowles (retired), and w. w.
McClench,
Mr.. Gillett declared the first essen
tial for resuming normal business is a
proclamation OF peace and after that,
he hoped the heavy hand of tho Gov
eminent will be released and the Admin
istration and Congress will cooperate
in throwing open once more to private
initiative the development OF our com
mercal life"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
20 DAYS TAKEN TO
GET FRICKE JURY
Judge Mayer Warns Members
Treason Trial Will Last
Several Weeks.
SETS START FOR TO-DAY
Sidney T. Rosenheim Chal-
lenged for Remark Reported
to Prisoners Counsel.

The jury which VIII try Albert Paul
I'ricke on an indictment charging tres-
son before Judge Julius NJ. Mayer In the
Federal District Court was completed
yesterday. 1t Is composed OF the fol-
lowing:
Ferdinand S. Rossiter. clerk, 200 West
1oeth street; Edward d. Hooker, eagt-
neer. 10 East Thirtieth street: Fred L.
Rogan, publisher 7ss West End ave-
nue.; Matthew Farrell, superintendent,
125 West 1o6th street Charles W. Ru-
bien. linen goods. s17 West End avence
Harry J. Cohen, manufacturer. $40 West
Ninety-eighth street; Walter l.. Frank,
real estate, 500 Convent avenue Fred
erick Rodgers, exporter, 101 East Seven
ty-nfth street; Floyd Thompson. clerk,
212 West 105th street William c. Rog-
ers, manager 16 West Forty seventh
street; Edward ]. Backenstos, salesman,
z1S East Forty-ninth street, and Morti-
mer b. Rosenthal, insurance broker,
104s Grand Concourse.
Judge Mayer told the Jurors that the
trial would take number of weeks and
adjourned court to tomorrow to permit
them to arrange their business affairs.
Frederick F1accus. 1912 Briggs ave-
nue., who had been passed as a juror
and would have been the foreman. was
excused yesterday. He reported that his
brother had become seriously i'll.
Sidney T. Rosenheim. a talesman.
under examination by Thomas ]. O'Neill,
counsel for Fricke, said that he belonged
to the American Protective League and
did some Investigating for the Govern
ment. He declared that he had no
pretudices and after he had been ex-
amined by De Lancey Nicoll. special
counsel for the Government. II appeared
that he would be accepted as q Juror
Mr.. O'Neill asked Mr.. Rosenheim IL he
recalled the examination OF a talesman
named OBrien on Tuesday. O'Brien
was excused for deafness. Mr. O'Neill
asked the talesman II he had not turned
to a man sitting next to him in the
courtroom when O'Brien was excused
and said:
See, Nicoll is not wasting a challenge
on that man He got him or for deaf
ness
After Mr.. Rosenheim said that he
might have made the remark Mr.. o Neill
told him that the man he spoke to was
an employee in Mr.. O'Neill's Office.
Mr.. O'Neill challenged Mr. Rosenheim
peremptorily. There was no suggestion
of improperly in the chance remark Of
the talesman, but 1t caused Judge Mayer
TO warn talesmen to avoid discussing
the case with any one
A number of talesmen were revealed
during the day as having prejudices
against Germany and Germans, but
there was none to admit that he could
not give the defendant a fair judgment
on the evidence.
The selection Of the jury occupied
twenty days. Mr.. O'Neill used all of his
twenty challenges. Mr.. Nicoll used nve
of his six.
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CHILEAN MISSION PROCEEDS.
Goes to washington-PIa to
Visit Many Cities.

NEW ORLEANS. April 9.-Members of
the Chilean financial mission which ar
rived here yesterday for a tour of the
principal cities Of the country to pro-
mote closer business relations between
the United States and Chile, left here
tonight for Washington.
Advices from the Chilean embassy at
Washington caused a change in the plans
OF the visitors and forced a temporary
postponement of stops scheduled for
Birmingham. Atlanta and Chattanooga.
1t was stated. however. that a tour OF
Mississippi Valley cities and the South
en States would be arranged later.
Chicago and St. Louis also will be
visited.
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OFFICIALLY DEAD, BUT HOME.
Poughkeepsie Lawyer, Wounded,
Captured, Rescued by Red Cross.

SVtcdI DtSDd4ch . The Bun.
PouGHKEEPsGE, April Am unde-
livered letter addressed to Corporal
Joseph A. McCabe a year ago when he
was in service in France was returned
to-day to the sender. William l. Gellert,
a fellow Poughkeepsie lawyer. with the
certiflcation "Addressee dead"
Corporal McCabe returned to Pough-
keepsie nearly three weeks ago after
spending three months in the German
prison camp at Rastatt. MoCabe, who
was in charge of a machine gun crew,
was captured September S. with sixteen
other American soldiers. He was near
death from a wound in the right leg
when an American Red Cross train ar
rived at Rastatt after the armistice was
signed. He spent three months In an
American hospital at Vichy. France, and
reached home last month.
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Temporary Assignments.

-.
Thomas r. CARNEY, 3Sth Prec TO Sth
Prec.
Temporary Assignments.
MOUNTED PATROLMAN.
william A. y. Harck sOth Prec, as
signed TO foot patrol for twenty-three days
from 4. NJ. April ..
PATRoL4MEN.
From precincts Indicated to Headauar.
ters Div, to duty in Division OF Trans
portstion, for sixteen days from A. NJ.
James 7. Ryrnes. Traffic d; John J,
Brennan, Traffic u.
Tho following leaves Of absence are au-
thorized with full pay;
CHEF INSPECTOR.
John DAILY, Headquarters Div. for one
day from 1901 A. NJ. April S, to be de-
Quoted from vacation.
without pay:
PATROLMAN,
Forest Egbert, s5th Preo., for one day
from r. NJ April 8.
The following sick leave Is granted:
PATRoLMAN.
John Lynch, Traffic Div, subd!v. D,
for thirty days from A. NJ April ?.
Dropped from the rolls:
PATRoLMAN.
To take effect IL noon April s;
stephen II. Doty, No. ehl4. lsth Free
against whom charges are pending, haN'
ing submitted his resignation, the resig
nation Is not accepted, and he IL hereby
dropped from the rolls Of the police force
Of the Police Department OF the city OF
New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
ALL LEFT TO BELMONT WIDOW.
VIII of Young Financier Is Filed
at Riverhead.

The will. dated October ?, 1918. OF the
late August Belmont. Jr., was filed for
PROBATION yesterday in the Suffolk
county Surrogate's Court at Riverhead.
l.. ]. According to the document the
estate is valued at "over $4,000 per-
sonal' property and "over $4,000 real"
property. The value of the estate is not
given.
The entire estate is left uncondition-
ally to the widow, Mrs. Alice W. de G..
Belmont, No mention is made OF the five
children The widow is named as the
eXecutriS.
Mr.. Belmont died on March 20 in the
General Memorial Hospital. Central
Park West He had a country home at
Bay Shore, l.. |.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
BY THE GRACE OF GOD. FREE AND
INDEPENDENT.
GEORGE w HARTNBrT.. ELIzAHETE
C. SMITH. PowHATAN H. CLARKE;
5 PhTn1NE on SOCIETY 6 6F JESUS IS THn
PR TE0Y T OF M dSSTrHT I oF NrH
ASSOCIATION 6now the st. Louis-Mullsn.
ply Hospitsl Assoeia ST ANMEs
HPM nsy tYsHd pHsrpR of 81
SISTERS" Church now called 81; Frsnsis
XsNT OF ch MERCY ST The cHRMEtifEs
OF ST. JOSEPH. THE SISTERS OF ST;
MARY. THE ALExIAN BRoTHERs
ROMAN ROMA Ca cArHoLrc oRPaANs ASYLUM
EoE cAT4oLie iARSss d. sfH33ksa,
GRAHAM LINDSAY tnow Mrs. Catherins
Graham Lindsay Franciseusl. EtIZAs
BETH WINTER Jones, s, CORA P p TMs
ARiNE HARTNETT. FLORENCE CAN'T.
BELL, EUGENIA CHoUTEAU. SILVIA
Moth.r Eutessrde)' ana ali persons inter:
ested as creditors, next of kin or otherwise
in the estate of Mary z. >Boyee. deceased.
SEND GREETiNd:
Upon the petition OF GEORGE w. HAFLs
NETT. residing at the Washington Hotsh
st. Louie, Missouri.
You and each of you are hereby cited 10
show cause before the Surrogates' Court of
New York County, held at the Hall OF
Records. in the County of New York, on
the 22nd day OF April. 1919. at 1880 o'clock
in the forenoon of that day. why the ac-
count OF proceedings OF George W. Hart
nett as Auxiliary Executor. under tbs
Last VIII and Testament Of Mary u.
Boyce. deceased, should not be tudicially
settled. I'd.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we have
caused the Seal of the Surrogates'
Court OF the said County of New
York TO be hereunto afixed.
WITNESS HONORABLE JOHN
(eeal). p. COHALAN, a Surrogate OF our
said County. at the County OF
New York. on the 9Th day of March
in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and nine
teen. '.
DANIEL J. DowDNEv.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
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DANIEL J. DOwDNEv.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK
BY THE GRACE OF GOD. FREE AND

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK,
BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND
INDEPENDENT.
To Virginia T. Kent. George Kemp, Ar
thur Tryon Kemp. Marion Morgan Kemp,
Juliet Augusta Tying. Royal Lowrey. Gros-
venor p. Lowrey. Juliet V. Baggally, vir-
ginia L. Pierson, Edward NJ. Fielder. Will
lam p. Mccormick, the heirs and next Of
kin of Frederick Morton Tryon, deceased,
SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS, Edward NJ Fielder, who re-
sides at Katonah, New York. has lately APP
piled TO the Surrogate's Court of our County
OF New York. to have certain instruments
in writing. relating to both real and per-
sonal property, duly proved as the last Will
and testament of Frederick Morton Tryon.
who at the time Of his death a resi-
New York. deceased.
THEREFORE, you and each OF YOU are
cited to show cause before the Surrogats's
Court of our County of New York. at the
Hail OF Records, In the County of New York,
on the 2sth day of April, one thousand
ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that day,
why the said will and testament and codi-
ell thereto should not be admitted to pEo-
bate as a will OF real and personal prop
ertv
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we hav.
caused the seal of the Surrogates
Court OF tho said County of New
York 10 be hereunto affixed.
WITNESS. Honorable John p.
Cohalan, Surrogate of our said
a.. So County OF New York. at said
County, the 18th day Of March.
in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and nine
teen.
DANIEL. ]. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
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United STATES GOVERNMENT SALES,
SALE OF CHEM!CALP PLANT EouIp.

MENT AND CHEMICALs--EpG Ewoop
Arsenal, CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE,
HEApou ARTERs NoCoY HALL BALTIMORE,
MD, Chemical liant OF Edgewood Ar.
Bound Brook, \. j.. will be sold at public
auction at site OF plant ~; adjacent y; nt,I to
Brook, y j.. 10 4. NJ. April 81 1919.
Plant consists OF buildings complete
boiler installation, refrigerating system,
electric motors air conpressors, gas
pumps, caustic and drying towers iron
tanks gas holders, lead piping, stores OF
pipe fittings. valves, gauges. supplies
etc. and Office equipment, Chemicals
consist OF aqua ammonia, calcium
chloride. caustic soda. sulphuric acid
sodium sillcate. hone char. coke, fuel oil
muriatic acid, asbestos f1nre and crushed
bone. Terms of Sale: Successful bidder
in any sale will deposit cash or IFS
equivale Mt for 90ct Of amount o. his pur-
chase at time OF sale and balance In cash
within IS hours thereafter Successful
purchaser must remove material or sup
plies purchased within 60 days. For full
particulars and information apply Com
manding officer, Edgewood Arsenal,
Bound Brook. N. J,
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PROPOSALS.,

Onice OF the Zone supply or'ce- I'm
and Streets, y. W. Washington ID e.
Sealed proposals wi!i be opened al the
above address at II 90 \. NJ, April -, 1919.
For furnishing the following
$4,000 reams OF nat writing paper whit.
sNl0ha". substance No. l6 clear
smooth nnlsh Delivery TO be Inada
In the following manner.
In April. Ia. 600 reams
In May ...,.l2. 900 rcams
In June - 900 reams
1000 reams Of typewriter paper white.
SNl0i1", smooth finish bond No ia
about 500 rag, pelIIcry as follows,
In April..,.4 600 ftams
IN May ...... 1000 reams
In June. 4 600 reHms
1000 reams Of typewriter paper. white
sNl2l7'. substance No, 20, smooth nm
tsh bond About 500 rag De-
livery as follows.
In April. 600 reams
In May.,...5 0OO realms
In June .... . 3. 200 reams
Propose! blanks may be had upon arnll-
cation AT this ONCE. Proposals to be n ed
in triplicate and must bear guaranty
thereon, Samples 10 be submitted Win
proposals Mark envelopes "PROpOS Al 4
FOR FURNISHING PAPER" and sddrcs,
"a the Zone Supply Oficer. Washington,
" g -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
HUNGER GERM DISCOVERED.
Vienna Doctor Says Bones of VIC
Tins Are Attacked.
BY tAe Associated Pr,ss.

COPENHAGEN, April correspondence
According TO Vienna telegram, SAYS
the Central News Agency, a leading doc
tor OF the medical society in Vienna read
paper demonstrating the presence OF a
hunger germ In the bodies of victims OF
the present famine in Austria.
Experiments showed that this germ at.
tackled the bones OF the body, and the
only remedy the doctors could suggest
was phosphorus dissolved in cold liver
oil, together with constant and ample
nourishment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
5000 Cisarmakers Called out.

TAMPA. April 9.-More than 3 900
cigarmakers working in twenty-five fac
tories were called out to-day to en-
force demands of striking clerks for
electrically operated elevators in all
factories. The walkout is said 10 be
withou. the sanction OF the American
Federation OF Labor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
SEES RED RULE IN GERMANY.
James w. Gerard Predicts Return
of Autocracy or Anarchy.

Doubt that the present German Gov
eminent would remain long enough in
power to sign the peace treaty was ex-
pressed last night by James w Gerard
in a brief address before the Knicker-
booker Field Club. East Eighteenth
street and Tennis court, Brooklyn.
Conditions are such there that the
Bolsheviki may become so much of a
menace that one OF the Hohenzollern
family may be recalled" he said. That
is the great danger. II is either the
return OF autocrary or the advent OF
absolute anarchy"
Mr.. Gerard intimated that the mem
Der OF the former German Royal family
most likely to be recalled would be the
ex-Kaiser's third son. Adelbert. who Mr..
Gerard said. is well liked in Germany.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the Grace of God. Free and In
dependent
To:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
Belgian Tobacco Embargo or. -,

WAsHINdroN, April 9.-The War
Trade Board announced tonight ii had
been Informed of the removal OF all
restrictions upon the Importation OF to-
bacco into Belgium Individual import
licenses will no longer be required. il
as said.
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BY VIRTUE OF chattcl mortgage ev-
ecuted by Bernhard PolzsCh and Edward
welz to Louis Marks. | Will expose for
sale at public auction at SOS lOsth St
Richmond Hill. Borough OF Queens City
OF New York, on April 10 1919 at $50
o'clock A. NJ. all property described in said
mortgage. FRANK Z. STOUVENELI. At
torncy IN fact for MORTGAGE. HERZFEI.D
4 sWEEDI.ER. Attorneys. ~ Court St.
Brooklyn, v. V.
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FRENCH JOSEPHINE BoNAPARTn
In pursuance of an order OF Honorshis
John = cohaIan; a Surrogate OF tho col NV
all persons having claims against ISc
SEPHINE BONAPARTE FRENZY ~ ~.
the County Of New York decea.a1e or
present tho same with vouchers theTen, -
tho subscriber, At place OF transactins SO
ness, No. 500 East 18th Street, In the c..
Of New York, or before the Ia, a. lily
october next Dated, New York. tba %
day " MARI h, 1919. MARtNI's WiITETrH
Nttornev Tor Executor. 35S FuIton 81 i.
Jamaica. y. Y FRANK +. MERRAI-
Executor IL
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ARMY.

ARMY.
NEW YORK CITY.
ADENs J. A., w. 1S0th ct. (K).
ALABAMA.
DoDD, A, Crossviils (KD.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
JOHNSON. N. Washington (K).
ILLINOIS.
SEYMOUR. r.. corp, East St Louis (K).
HA1ABER9. A. D., Princeton tKJ.
KANSAS.
scRIvENs, n. l., wellington (K).
MASSACHUSETTS,.
SCH1AvoNE, A. Worcester tK).
MICHIGAN.
sAPR r. r.. corp. Rodney tK).
MINNESOTA.
APPLEN, &c. Convy (K).
LARSON. +. c., Garland (K).
NYLAND, II. Menehga (K)
ROPER. F. B.. Lake City (K).
MISSOURI
wIsEMAN. E. L, oorpe, Ka nsas City CK).
BLAYLOCK, H. L, Elvins (k).
EVANS. F. &, Ksnpett (K).
LEMONDS, l.. A. Holcomb tKl.
MANNING, ]. H. Campbell (K).
ROBERTSON, X. l., St Joseph Ky.
SMITH. W. w, Newtown tk).
SPARKS, ]. r.. Kennett (K).
TYRA, J. r.. oxly tK).
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HEIP WANTED-NNIE.

AR'HlTECTtRAI DRAFTSMAN--tioo
al around Craftsman. SALARY $40 p,r
month, discharged soldier preferred civ.
Tribune Bldg, y Y.
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sURROGATE's NOTICES.

y~~~1~~~-> ~o~~~~~~@oos
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, by the Grace of God, Free and In
dependent
TO:
Charles Bruiatour
Mathllde Lo Gras
Thomas Brulatour
Georgette Brulatour Little
Pierre Ernest Brulatour
Jean Leonard Brulatour
Alphonse Outlet
Henry Outlet
Rertha Ardoin
George Guile
Msrthe Antoine
Louise Outlet
Emilia Patir
Mascime Guiliet
Marguerite Laheur
the heirs and next OF kin OF Ernest Janvisr
de Rrulatour. deceased, SEND Greetings:
WHEREAS, Robert Grier Monroe who
-csides at No. 81 East slst street. Borough
OF Manhattan, the City of New York. has
lately applied to the surrogates' Court OF
our County OF New York, to have a Ger
tain instrument in writing bearing date tn.
18TH day Of August. 1915 relating to both
real and personal property. duly proved IS
a ~ We, d" hruiatour who was at The tim.
THEREFORE,, YOU and each os YOU are
cited to show cause before the surroEat.s
Hall OF Records in tho County o; New
York. on III" Soth day OF April. on. thou-
ss.t zine o hnndrea and nineteen at hsn.
should not be admitted 10 probate as a
viii OF real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we hav.
caused the seal OF the Surrogates Court NJ
ne said County of New York to be here
unto afiNsd
WITNESS Honorah ls John p Oohslar.
p Surrogate OF our said County OF
New York, at said County, thu
2Ist day of March, in the yesr OF
II" : our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and nineteen
DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
CoCDERT BROTHERS.,
Rector Street,
New York
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Largest and best school in rho
Y. y. send for booklet and pass
20 school. Telephone Columbus
1920. Special classes for ladies.
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occupying entire block OF ocean front in the
fashionable Chelsea sect ion: 500 bed chambers
with private baths tfresh and sea water). High
ciass orchestra cafe, grill. etc. French chefs.
COLI privileges. Autos meet trains Booklet,
Open all year. J. B. THOMPSON a co
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METH. A. b. Gore tK).
WILLIAMS. e. ". Lexington tK).
OKLAHOMA.
L1TTJEToN, c. L.. Haworth (K).
NORTH DAKOTA.
ANDERSON, II. A, Monott CK).
LARSON, A. c., Bottineau tK).
WATKINS, H. H, Towner tK).
TENNESSEE.
McPEAK, ]. H., wa.ling tK).
TEXAS.
MCDOWELL. r. L.. GAINESVILLE Ky.
VIRGINIA.
FCRHAM, N. J. p. corp, East Stone Gap
WILKINS. F. A. Petersburg tK).
WISCONSIN.
LEN, K. J., Milwaukee (K).
MARINES.
TOMPKINS. W. Preston (K).
MICHIGAN.
HILES, r. c.. Detroit (K).
MITCHELL. C. Holloway (K).
MINNESOTA.
GUILE. n. E., corp, Minneapolis (k).
NEW JERSEY.
MULLEN, r. w. Bernardsville tK).
OHIO.
CREED c. d. corp, Columbus (K).
DYE, W. e, corp. Kenmore (K).
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INSTRUCTION.
JUNIOR plATTSBURG, Lake ChamuIsjn NV

Motion pictures OF tho training activit,..
of morI than 500 cadets In the two isss
Junior Plattsburg once, 0 u. tSth sas.t
New York City. sssa
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SHELDON, GEORGE R--Tn pursua,
.: an order o. Honorable John T. Cohar.e
a Surrogate OF the County Of New Yorh'
notice is hereby given to all persons hay,n-.
GAINS against George II. Sheldon la. ~.
the County OF New York, deceased 10 nresops
the same with vouchers thereof 10 tho s,,b
srribers al their place Of transactInR bu.i
ness at the once OF Simpson, Thacber
Bartlett, their attorneys. No. SO Cads
street, in tho Borough Of Manhattan. in ~.
city OF New York, state Of New Val 'ns
or before the Goth day Of Septembep on
Dated Now York, tho isth day Of NsTcSs'
1919. CENTRAL UNION TRUST CCNpaSSn.
or NEW YORK. RICHARD WHiTEcESYr
Executors. SIMPSON. TEACHER & RNppEEe
LETT Attorneys for Executors. g. CaS
street, Borough OF Manhattan New Yo~E
CITY
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WAsHINoToH, April 9.-The following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department:
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Police Department
Orders


PATROL.MAN.
To take effect A. NJ. April 10.
Thomas +. Gsnney 3Sth Prec. TO bth
Hrnc
The state herald., 1919-02-07

Within ten minutes after an appli.
cation Of Danderine you can not find Q
single trace Of dandruff or failing hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after few
weeks use, when you see new hair, fine
and downy at first-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou.
bles the beauty Of your hair. No diff.
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten n cloth with Dan.
derine and carefully draw it through
your hair. taking one small strand at
time. The effect is amazing-your hair
will be light, fuffy and wavy. and have
an appearance Of abundance; an in
comparable lustre, softness and luxu-
rance.
Get small bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine for few cents at any drug
store or toilet counter. and prove that
your hair is as pretty and soft as any
that 1t has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment-that's all-you
surely, can have beautiful hnlr and lots
Of 1t II you will Just try little Dan.
derine.-Adv.