Funeral Notices Dense in Names and Addresses
June 1918 obituaries list multiple individuals with family ties and residences across New York and New Jersey. Entries include Plummer, Quirk, Rand, Randall, Reis, Rokohi, Rose, Schwan, Esteerger, Underhill, and Van Clerkpf with service times, locations, and funeral arrangements. Some notices mention train arrivals, interment plans, and requests to omit flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer
Minna Louise
Charlies Plummer
Loula
Asugurte
George Fette
University
Pougeney Fe
Lindley M. Stevens
Ferris Lane
Keepate
N. Y
Grand Central Station
RAND
Los Angeles
Cal
George Curtis
Eugenia Fier
Randall
Marhai Randall
Pleasantville
Grand Central
Woodlawn
Reis
Robert
West End
Rokohi
Herman J. Rokohi
Predericka Wedemeyer
Coronant
Pelham
A. M
Liederkrang Club
Grand New Haven
May Rose
Nerai Private
Schwan
Englewood
N. J
Frederick A. Schwan
Walton St
Dune A
Esteerger
West Agth
Kreeger
Adelaide
Henry, Jr
Underhill
Juillet Underhill
Abraham and
Eliza Underhill
van Clerppf
Trenton
Mary Emma
John Cleef
Bellevue Av
Somerville
Dillon appeals to Irish Americans in Letter to Moran
The Freeman's Journal prints John Dillon's reply to Patrick Moran, secretary of the United Irish Societies of Philadelphia. Dillon says the Nationalists stand between a "stupid and faithless Government" and Sinn Fein, denounces pro German accusations, recalls Irish wartime service, and urges Irish Americans to aid their cause against British policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goerritt
The
New York Times Company
Jal Cabie
NEW York Times
Publin
Freeman's Journal
John Dillon
Nationalist Party
Patrick Moran
United Irish Societies of Philadelphia
Wilson
Irish Societies of Philadelphia
Dilson
Freemans Journal
America
Philadelphia
Dillon
Sinn Fein
Europe
Amerca
Sir Edward Carson
Minn Fein
Ireland
Dillion
Great Britain
Liberal Party
Nationalists To Return To Westminster After Ireland Debate
The London Chronicle reports Lord Curzon's speech signaling no immediate home rule, prompting Dillon and Nationalists to return from Ireland to Westminster. After two months of abstention since Easter, a Dublin Committee majority supported resuming parliamentary action amid Ireland policy debate next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
the Chronicle
Lord Curzon
House of Lords
Dillon
Nationalist
Ireland
Westminster
Hote of Commons
West Minster
Mo Fein
Dublin
Itilian
Sinn Fein Leader Griffith Wins East Cavan Seat
Arthur Griffith, Sinn Fein leader, elected to the House of Commons for East Cavan. He defeated Nationalist candidate David O Hanlon by 3753 to 451. The late Samuel Young had held the seat as a Nationalist before dying in April.at age 60. The Sinn Fein nominated Griffith amid Ireland roundup tensions and conscription debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Ireland
House of Commons
East Cavan
David O'Hanlon
Samuel Young
David O'Hanion
Ginn Fein
Montclair to consider anti Hearst papers ordinance
The Montclair Board of Commissioners will introduce an ordinance at next Thursday's meeting to bar the sale and distribution of The New York American and The New York Evening Journal with fines of 10 and 20 dollars for violations. The measure is based on the State Welfare act as wartime censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Montclair Board of Commissioners
New York American
New York Evening Journal
Eugene W. Leake
Louis F. Doad
New Jersey
E. Mortimer
Harrison
Hearst
Dodd
White Plains
N. Y
Mount Vernon
J. H. Esser
Vernon
Justice Young
Supreme Court
July 4 Parade in City Expands with Diverse Groups
The Mayors Committee on National Defense announced a growing July 4 loyalty parade, with 12 000 added from Greek Swedish Bohemian and Cuban societies. Total expected participants near 75 000 as Swedish banners and a Cayetano de Ueseda led Cuban float join the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayors Committee On National Defense
Henry MacDonald
Hall of Records
Ericsson
Monitor
Cayetano de Ueseda
New York
Uba
United Czechoslovak Society
Dinners for Ishii and Davis Nuptials Noted in Washington
In Washington on June 21 Mr and Mrs Larz Anderson hosted a large dinner in honor of Japanese Ambassador Viscountess Ishii. Mrs Stephen B Elkins entertained for her niece Miss Hattie Elkins Davis whose wedding to Lieutenant George A Percy USMC is scheduled for tomorrow. John T Davis arrived from West Virginia with the Rev Dr Frederick Barron to officiate. Dr Barron, pastor of the Davis Memorial Church, had christened the bride less than twenty years ago. Mrs H H Armsted and Mrs George Almy arrived from Brooklyn for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eperial
New York Times
Washington
Larz Anderson
Massachusetts Avenue
Ishii
Anderson
Anmer
Japan
Derson
France
Belgium
Stephen B. Elkins
Hattie Elkins Davis
George A. Percy
Elkins
K Street
Miss Davis
John T. Davis
West Virginia
Frederick Barron
Barron
Davis Memorial Church
W. Va
H. H. Armsted
George Almy
Brooklyn
Liberty golf tourney at White Sulphur Springs July 4
The second Liberty golf tournament under USGA auspices is set for White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on July 4 to benefit the American Red Cross. Qualifying rounds will occur about July 1 with a large entry anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur
Red Cross
New York Times
White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Liberty Golf
Charlies Harris
Cleveland
Thomas Rutherford
Richmond and Co
Rutherford
Florida Row
Clyde W. Campbell
Camp Meade
Mary ©. Ladden
F. L. Willams
Julian C Erysmans
Philadephia
City Arms Arsenal to Museum in Central Park
The Board of Estimate voted to recommend transferring the Arsenal Building in Central Park to the American Museum of Safety for exhibition. The plan, supported by Moran, would require the museum to fund repairs while preserving park use. the Mayor and Controller split on the move. The board also considers 10 percent pay raises for police and firemen, with a budget review pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Manhattan
Richmond
Arsenal
Central Park
American Museum of Safety
Craig
W. J. Moran
Friends
Association
Smith
Europe
Fifth Ave
Moran
Ww. B. Roulstone
Parks and Playgrounds Association
James Speyer
Museum
George Gordon Battle
Roulstone
American Museum of Safety Enterprise
Battle
Speyer
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Uniformed Firemen's Association
Kennan
Kenton
Joseph J. O'Reilly
Hylan
Sal
Committee On Finance and Budget Nue
War Industries Board denies wool shortage reports
The War Industries Board warned dealers against speculation in woolen goods, stating there is no warrant for claims of imminent shortage. It said there are ample stocks of cloth and clothing for civilians and warned of penalties if speculative movements persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Board
Washington
War Industries Board
Captain Berthier Missing in Paris War News
Captain Alexandre Berthier, Prince and Duke of Wagram, is missing and believed held by the Germans. The 35 year old descendant of Marshal Berthier of Napoleonic fame is identified by an official statement from Paris dated June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alexandre Berthier
Wagram
Marshal Berthier
Miss Florence McKinney to Wed James Cahill in St Patrick's
The marriage of Florence Jane McKinney daughter of Mr and Mrs J P McKinney Brooklyn and Lieutenant James A Cahill Jr U C son of Mr and Mrs James A Cahill Washington DC will take place on Wednesday June 26 at 11 o'clock in St Patrick's Cathedral A small reception will follow at Hotel Plaza
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKinney
Florence Jane McKinney
J. P McKinney
Brooklyn
James A. Cahill, Jr
U. c
James A. Cahill
Washington, D. c
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Hotel Plaza
Transport Escapes U Boat Attack Off Atlantic Port
An American troop transport returning from a French port survived a shellfire pursuit by a German submarine two days out from its departure port. A running battle lasted over an hour with more than 100 shots fired, including a powerful shell from the submarine that missed the ship. The submarine did not close for a torpedo and broke off the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Souene
Passengers Report Detention Aboard Montserrat
They landed Thursday after being kept on the Montserrat for twenty four hours by the Naval Intelligence Department. A cargo of potatoes and other foodstuffs for Havana triggered orders from the German Consul to discharge in Cadiz, with the ship then directed toward the Capery Islands before proceeding to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montserrat
Naval Intelligence Department
Thessengers
Barcelona
Valencia
Havana
Malaga
Cadiz
New York
Atlantic
Shells Kill Many Whales North Atlantic Coast
Philadelphia reports masters of ships noting many whales and porpoises washed ashore from the North Atlantic coast between Cape Henlopen and Cape Henry. Seven whales lie on the beach torn apart after shell or bomb blasts mistaken for submarines. Hundreds of porpoises and various fish also killed by explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hore
North Atlantic
Etwrelh
Favor Inland Waterways
Washington June 21 submarine activity in the North Atlantic focusing on slow unarmed traffic spurred calls for completing canal purchases and improvements. Secretary Hedfield, noting a commission recommendation, said the Cape Cod Canal authority would extend to inland waterways from North Carolina to New England, expanding safe shipping routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Atlantic
Cone Cod
Chesapeake
Delaware
Hedfield
Cape Cod Canal
North Carolina
New England
Preference for Navy Drives Arlington Man’s Citizenship Bid
Harold Thoung, 24, owner of a laundry and jitney business at 154 Middleton Ave Arlington NJ, was drafted for June 28 but seeks Navy service. He sought citizenship papers at Hoboken and faced prejudice when recruiters rejected him as looking Chinese. He obtained California naturalization and birth certificates but continues pursuing naval enlistment despite setbacks. He asked officials for guidance and remains hopeful to serve in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Thoung
Middleton Avenue
Arlington
N. J
Navy
Hudson County Naturalization Bureau
Hoboken
Thoung
California
China
Harold
America
Andrew Schadler
J. W. McCarthy
United States
Andrew Steelman
United States Navy
Indictment Alleges Drugist Caused Death of Patient
Dr Ellsworth W Decker of 2980 Richmond Terrace Mariners Harbor Staten Island was indicted for manslaughter in the second degree by the Grand Jury at St George. Difford Langley a 32 year old machinist for Standard Shipbuilding Co died June 10 after receiving oxalic acid from a bottle labeled glauder salts by mistake. Autopsy by Dr P Mord found death from oxalic acid poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth W. Decker
Richmond Terrace
Mariners Harbor
Staten Island
St. George
Supreme Court
Kelley
Difford Langley
Standard Shipbuilding Company
Langley
St. Vincent's Hospital
P. Mord
Hudson River tunnel bill eyed for walkers and vehicles
Senator Calder of New York planned to introduce a bill to authorize a tunnel under the Hudson River linking New York and New Jersey. The proposed project would be funded by cost sharing among New York, New Jersey, and the Federal Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hudson River
New York
New Jersey
New York City
Calder
Committee denies heavy losses in France reconstruction
The American Committee for Devastated France repudiates reports of millions in American building materials destroyed during the German advance on the Aisne. The committee states it has not reconstructed and only aids refugees returning home and providing employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
Aisne
Paris
Women Democrats Fight for Bronx District Leader Amid Singing Clash
In the Bronx Eighth Assembly District a peaceful convention to elect a woman district leader devolved into a two hour plus brawl of songs and stalled votes. Judge Morris and John B. Corcoran struggled to maintain order as the Stanton and Ryan factions clashed, police intervened, and lights were cut to attempt an adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
John B. Corcoran
North End Democratic Club
195Th Street
Webster Avenue
Corcoran
William F. Morris
Morris
Frank J. Ryan
Ella O'Gorman Stanton
James A. O'Gorman
Ryan
John J. Kennedy
Joseph S. Kerry
Stanton
Helen Maher
United Democratic Club
Justice Morris
Roberts
Justice
Law
Orcoran
Mr. Corcoran
Mrs. Stanton
Eighth
Bronx County
German Women Register Figures Up To Night
The total of German women filing affidavits required as preliminary to registration reached 12 007 last night. The number who had completed registration as enemy aliens was 19 003. Returns by boroughs were as follows.
Telegraph wedding ties Camp Mills soldiers
At Camp Mills New York Private D Rankin of Battery D Fourth Field Artillery wed Miss Theodora A Johnson of Cokato Minnesota by telegraph in an eleven minute ceremony. Chaplain John D Achen officiated with Marshal Harrington and Charles Tawner as witnesses. In Cokato Reverend John C Wagsner led the ceremony with Mrs Anna Carkins as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Mills
John D. Achen
Marshal Harrington
YY. M. C
Camp Mills
Charles Tawner
Cokato
John C. Wagsner
Anna Carkins
F. D. Carbloom
Fair Aids Nassau Babies Milk Fund
A Nassau County event at Mrs. Payne Whitney's Manhasset home raised a sizable sum for the Babies Milk Fund. Children’s sports, livestock displays from the Whitney farm, and booths featuring antiquities jams and edibles drew strong interest. Barbara Whitney Joan Whitney Muriel Vanderbilt led the activities at the charity afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Payne Whitney
Manhasset
L. J
Nassau County Association
Barbara and
Joan Whitney
Muriel Vanderbilt
Whitney Farm
Judge links war view to jury duty in France visit
Judge William H. Wadhams told a General Sessions Grand Jury that America must win the war and that sending more men munitions and supplies to allies is essential. He cited a commander’s remark that five hundred thousand new troops now matter more than four million later and affirmed eventual victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wadhams
France
America
Great Britain
Hornaday resigns as President of U S Junior Naval Reserve
Dr William T Hornaday resigns effective June, citing inability to devote required time and labor. No successor named as Executive Committee seeks new president. Advisory Board members Felix M Warburg and William C Kies also resign, citing lack of active management and belief government should lead via the Shipping Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T.hornaday
United States Junior Naval Reserve
Executive Committee
Hornaday
Felix M. Warburg
William C. Kies
American International Corporation
Kies
Shipping Board
Dr Arthur H Cutler Founder of Cutler School Dies in New York
Dr Arthur Hamilton Cutler founder and headmaster of the Cutler School in New York died at his East Sixty first Street home from cerebro thrombosis. The school educated sons of prominent families and counted Theodore Roosevelt J P Morgan and Waldorf Astor among its pupils. He fell ill the Friday he closed the school for the summer. His wife died earlier in Flower Hospital from burns received at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hamilton Cutler
Cutler School
New York
East Sixty-first Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
J. P. Morgan
Waldorf Astor
Cutler
Flower Hospital
Major Eugene Caldwell Dies After X-Ray Cancer Fight
Major Eugene W Caldwell of the Medical Reserve, an X-ray expert and inventor, died following cancer surgery on his arm and burns suffered months earlier during X-ray experiments. He lived at 480 Park Avenue. A military funeral Sunday at 2 30 pm at Campbell Funeral Church with twenty Medical Reserve Corps officers under Major Jarvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Wilson Caldwell
Army
Caldwell
Park Avenue
Campbell Funeral
Medical Reserve Corpa
Jarvis
Richard Arnold Dead Philharmonic Society Leader
Richard Arnold, longtime vice president and key figure in the Philharmonic Society, died yesterday at Presbyterian Hospital in his seventy fourth year. He began his Philharmonic link in 1876, and as a youth led an orchestra in Memphis at age 11. He was for years the first violinist here and remained an officer of the society. Residence: 208 East Sixty first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arnold
The
Philharmonic Society
Presbyterian Hospital
Philharmonic
Memphis
Tenn
Arnold
East Sixty-first Street
Robert Reis Dies Suddenly Leading Underwear Firm
Robert Reis head of Robert Reis & Co a major underwear manufacturer and distributor died suddenly at his West End Avenue home just before his seventieth birthday Born in Baden Germany he came to America at age four The firm expanded with many branches in the past fifteen years He was a member of Harmonie and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reis
Reis
Harmonie
Miss Martha Randall Dies at Pleasantville Home
Miss Martha Randall daughter of the late Samuel S. Randall longtime city school superintendent and member of an old New York family died at Everbrewe in Pleasantville New York. She was prominent socially in her youth and part of a literary circle with authors of the day and was a friend of Edward Everett Fanny Fern Mary Booth and Henry Ward Beecher. She attended a White House reception during Lincoln’s presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Randall
Samuel S. Randall
New York
Everbrewe
Pleasantville
Miss Randall
Edward Everett
Fanny Fern
Mary Booth
Henry Ward Beecher
Lincoln
White House
Hoyt Baby Born at 327 Sterling Place Brooklyn
A son was born on June 20 at 327 Sterling Place Brooklyn to Mr and Mrs G A Hoyt. The birth notice lists the new arrival without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOYT
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Mr. and
Mra
G. A. Hoyt
Aon
Bray-Fitzsimmons Engagement Reported
Josephine FitzSimmons engages to James P Bray in a forthcoming marriage notice announced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray—Fitzsimmons
Josephine FitzSimmons To
James P. Bray
Marriages Reported Across Cities and Churches in June
Notices announce weddings including Grace Haydock at St Andrew's New York City on June 12 by Rev Vandewater and Cornelia Baldwin to Arthur Lane in Florence on June 19. Jeanne Meyers wed Julian Meyers at 7k West 184th Street on June 16. Lillian McCarthy married Dominic Walsh on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydock
Reach
St. Andrew's Church
New York City
Vandewater
Grace
Robert Sayre Haydock
Jeannette A
George R. Haydock
Lane Baldwin
Florence
Italy
Henry Rowie Wadleigh
Cornelia Thayer
Mia
Willam Wilberforce Baldwin
Arthur Biisa Lane
Meyers-Strauss
Aaron Strauss
184Th St
Jeanne
Julian Henry Meyers
Obituary notices from June 21 1915 to 1919 in Brooklyn
A page of death notices and funeral services lists many individuals with dates June 21 through June 23 across Harlem and Brooklyn. Entries include George Henry Allen of 28 Beech Street, Jane Sm. 4 F7. Richard Arnold of Lenox Avenue Vatterton Church. George A Beling of Fishkill Hollis Ave. Isaac Knowlton and Arthur Hamilton Cutler. Caroline De Witt. Willard Reed Green. Philip Greenfield and Perfect Ashlar Lodge No 4. Francis R Hanna. Margaritha Hoffmann. Katherine Bowen. Mark N Isaacson. Agnes Glover Wightman. Edith Barbara Kimmerle. Barbra Kuhn. Julia Linck. Louis Levy. Grace Lyon. Ludwig Marienthal. John Martin. Henry A Martinez. Edith Van Irusen Mottelay. Herman Nieter. John Osborn. Mary A Packard. Funeral arrangements are detailed for each, with churches, chapels, and cemeteries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beling
George A. Heling
Flora Beling
Fishkill Br
Hollis
Holita
L. L
Benelli
Wiliam F. Benelli
Stephen Merritt
Harlem Chapel
Bradbury
Isaac Knowlton
Webb
Fordham Heights
New York City
Greenwood
Brooklyn
Thomas Knowlton
Nathaniel Lyon
Crendia Knowlton
Benjamin Hradbury
Greenbush
Elizabeth Birtles
Charles Bird
Anne Acton Chadwick
Montreal
Jewish Hospital
Cutler
Arthur Hamilton Cutler
Giles St
Holliston
Mass
DE Witt
Caroline F
Alonzo de
Woodruff Av
Cart
Ile Summit
Penn
Glen Sumit
Gill
Leruhenent
Emlyn M
Green
Willard Reed Green
Muscatire
Iowa
Greenfield
Philip
Louise Greenfield
Theeman
Morris Greenfield
Haarlem Chapel
Lenox
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Ashlar Lodge No
Philip Greenfield
Charles D
Kate
Mildred Isaacson
St. John's Place
Washington Cemetery
Jenkins
Agnes Glover Wightman
Wiliam Wallace Jenkins
West Inch St. Katsher
Charles Katsxeher
Henrietta Spier
Grand Concourse
Kimmerle
Sea Cliff
Long Island
Edith Barbara Kimmerie
August Kimmerie
Sea Cirt
Lutheranne Cemetery
Kuhn
Barbera Kuhn
Crotona Av
Bronx
Terment
Cypress Hills
Lang
Rnickerbocker Lodge
A. M. Herethren
Peter Lang
St. Senne Eyn Feal Lutheran Church
Christopher
Grave
Lutheran Cemetery
W. B. Martin
H. Dahmer
Levy
Nicholas
Louis Levy
Mary Levy
Ines Schiang
Herman
Krieet
Mack
David
Matilda
Annie
Flowers
Linck
Julia Linck
Frank E. Line
Anoa
Ana Frenk
Neirvon
F. M
Concordia Council
Enterprise Bowling Club
Woodlawn
Lyon
Grace Newell Lyon
Lansing Demorest I.yon. Funers
Chatelaine
Bedford Av
Jean St
Marienthal
Henrietta Scherer
King Solomon Lodge
A. M
Brooklyn Broadway Merchants Club
Bushwick Av
King
Solomon's Lodge No
Ludwig Marienthal
David A. Mock
Otto Ochs
Martin
John Pepe
Clara A. Martin
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Paris
New York Herald and
le Matin
Martinez
Henry A. Martines
College Point
In Wemnoriam marks of loved ones
In loving memory of Marke, beloved mother and sister who died long ago. Also remembering nellus Bishop Smith who died in 1933. Hanna O L Cohnalan mass at St Francis de Sales Church today at A M. Mary O Neill Mass at Sacred Heart Church on June 24 at 8 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Lavison Marke
Smith
Nellus Bishop Smith
Monument to Herman Markowits in Washington Cemetery
Relatives and friends are invited to a Sunday service at Washington Cemetery on June 23 in the afternoon for the monument of Herman Markowits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markowitz
Herman Markowits
Washington Cemetery
Obituary notes for several Brooklyn and Newark figures
Obituary notes list George Curtis Rand of Los Angeles former Lawrence L I resident. Henry Blaurock first East Orange Police Chief. George Hiram Buck member of Ceres Lodge 225 OO of F. Henry Meyer hotel businessman. Mrs Melinda C Roake of Butterick Publishing. George W Wilson Brooklyn wholesale dealer. Caroline F De Witt widow of Alorza De Witt. Dr William T McAvoy Swedish Hospital staff. Mark N Isaacson violinist and NY Globe staff member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curtis Rand
Lawrence
L. I
Los Angeles
Henry Blaurock
East Orange
George Hiram Buck
Ceres Lodge
St Mary's
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Henry Meyer
Kings County Hospital
St. James Place
Melinda C. Roake
John C. Roake
Butterick Publishing
Street
George W. Wilson
Royal Metal Furniture Pony
Park Place
Lodge
Etke
Caroline F. DE Witt
Old
Alorza de Witt
Woodruff Avenue
Flatbush
Lian A. de Witt
Harry A. de Witt
The
Ordnance cC Ee
William T. McAvoyt
Swedish Hospital
Fountain
Dr. McAvoy
Syn
Maywood High School
Bennett Medical College
Mark N. Isaacson
New York Theatres
St. John’s Place
Thesaacson
York Globe and Commercial Advertiser
Isanceon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curzon
Sinn Feiner
Griffith
O'Hanlon
Wanderneath
Montclair Counsel
Mrs. Larz Anderson
J. S. Phipps
Westbury
Canadian Patriotic Fund
George
Malkans
Completine OF Military Books
Broadway, N.Y
CITY
Berthier
Napoleon
Marshal
Hint
NAVAL
Chinaman
Dr. Decker
Man
Bill
Mrs. Ryan
MAN Chairman
Horough
Weens
Richmondsen Bewee
Reesnaeeers
Minnesota
Jury
Judge Wadhams
Junior Naval Organization
Arthur H. Cutler
Roosevelt, Morgan
Society
Bryant
Ginbderling
Siz
Hariew
Medien
John W. Lyon
Hariem
East
Ely
Ely Court Cresnwick, Connecticut
Hosey
New ‘York
Park Ave
Franklin and Vet
Cates & S
Wavica Cour
West Point
Annapolis
Phe. Language Institute, Inc
Tribune
Beekman
Nasseo Phillips Academy Military
Andover
Phillipe
Stearns
J Aviation LE
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Auke L. Ess
E Aviation
Teustion
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