War Savings Drive Forms 13,000 Societies in City
A Brooklyn meeting at the American Tobacco plant helped form seventy nine societies with 21 banks and trust companies forming 100 percent groups. The city reached 2,000,000 pledged War Savings Stamps as volunteers tally cards, with women needed to assist clerical work. Citywide sales rose to 282,754 dollars and the drive expanded into theaters, hotels, and schools, with prizes awarded to students in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Hollander & Co
American Tobacco Company
Brooklyn
Pioneer
Hadson and Leonard Streets
Liberty
City Hall Park
Vanderlip urges home front drive for war savings stamps
Frank Vanderlip President of National City Bank and War Savings Director spoke at the Sub Treasury urging residents to buy government war savings stamps daily. He warned that five workers support each soldier and that 20 million backers are needed for 4 million fighters. The gathering included Lucien Muratore and speeches by George W. Wickham Lindsay McKinley and rt Vogel with the Street Cleans Band performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vanderlip
National City Bank
National War Savings
Sub-Treasury
United States
Red Cross
Germany
Vanderlip
George W. Wickersham
Lucien Muratore
Chicago Opera Comy
Street Cleans
Lindsay I’. McKinley
Western Front
Rtm
Leontine de Sabla Weds Dr William Lyle in New York
Miss Leontine de Sabla daughter of Eugene J de Sabla Jr and Mrs de Sabla of this city and San Mateo California married Dr William Gordon Lyle at noon yesterday in a New York home on East Sixty Fourth Street. Rev Dr Samuel Lyle of Hamilton Ontario officiated. Best man was W Averell Harriman. They plan a short honeymoon and will live in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leontine de Sabla
Eugene J. de Sabla, Jr
Ciy
San Mateo
Cal
William Gordon Lyle
New York
East Sixty-fourth Street
Samuel Lyle
Hamilton
Ontario
Miles
Agnes Shreve
California
Aileen Tobin
W. Averell Harriman
Dr. Lyle
Hurley Promises Enough Ships to Win War
Edward N. Hurley, chairing the Shipping Board, assured Chicago audiences that the nation will build enough ships to win the war. He tied ship tonnage to victory, noted no limit on American manpower to France, and highlighted wages and recruitment for coal passers and firemen amid wartime needs. He praised President Wilson’s systematic, reforming approach and outlined the program of men, ships, food, and munitions driving prewar mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward N. Hurley
Shipping Board
National Security League
Hurley
Wilson
France
America
Rere
Boston Custom House
Tllinois ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Costa
Congress
Mr. Warney
A Groaller
Fn Bs
Sat
Auslander-Divoretzky Engagement Reported
Miss Felice Auslander of 80 West End Avenue engages to Corporal Nathan Divoretzky of the Ordnance Department stationed at Camp Hancock Georgia. The note follows a society wedding for Edna Otten and Lieutenant Porter Kenneth Crooks at the Cathedral of St John the Divine with attendees from Brooklyn and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Otten
Anna Otten
Brooklyn
Porter Kenneth Crooks
Coast Artillery
Ambrose
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Canon Jones
Florence Gunnison
Louis Augur
Frank Allen
Frank Cart
Hotel Majestic
Crooks
Wellesley
Clase
Lieutenant Crooks
Princeton
Multiple Society Weddings Planned Across New York and Illinois
Miss Wealthy Albro Lewis will wed Lieutenant William Jennings Demorest at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church with a reception at the Rt. Regis. Eleanor Dupignac and Arthur Van Rensselaer Thompson plan a ceremony at Satis House in Mamaroneck, New York. Marjorie Sillcocks and Ensign Ralph Waldo Marshall to marry at St. Thomas Church Winnetka Illinois midday. Charlotte Atlee Black to marry Louis Livingston with reception at the bride’s country home in Islip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albro Lewis
Richard J. Lewis
William Jennings Demorest
Th& A
Henry C. Demorest
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Rt. Regis
Eleanor Dupignac
Frank J. Dupignac
Arthur van Rensselaer Thompson
Satis House
More Ships Built Than U Boats Sunk in May
Special to The New York Times says U S Shipping Board and British yards delivered 872,608 gross tons in May, 16,014 more than German submarine sinkings, the first time production exceeded destruction since unrestricted submarine warfare began in February. Ship totals exclude warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
United States Shipping Board
United Kingdom
Germany
Fe Lak Dawe
United del Kingdom
Eee A
Government deliveries at Pacific port exceed sinkings in May
May deliveries recorded by the Bureau of Navigation show ships handed to the Shipping Board along with about 10,000 tons completed on private account. Some vessels are not government controlled, as Japanese ships and private builds may push the excess of deliveries over sinkings to 45,624 gross tons, excluding other ships by Japan and neutrals like Norway and Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Bureau of Navigation
Shipping Board
Japan
Norway
Holland
Amundsen Sails Maude for Arctic Pole Quest
Roald Amundsen sails the Maude from Christiania toward the Siberian coast as he aims to reach the North Pole. He will board at Tromsoe and carries two airplanes, with plans to travel east from North Cape using oil fuel and sail for a greater portion. He earlier surrendered German decorations in protest over Norway’s war losses, and President Wilson sent best wishes via Secretary Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Roald Amundsen
Maude
North Pole
Amundsen
Tromsoe
Siberian
North Cape
Arctic
Northwest Passage
Germany
Atlantian Sunk By Torpedo Near Gulf Port
Reports from a Gulf port state the British steamship Atlantian torpedoed and sunk with no listed casualties. The 9399 ton liner, owned by the Lancashire Line, sailed from this port May 28 with a cargo of munitions and a crew of sixty five. the fate of the voyage remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Atlantian
Europe
Atantian
Liyland Line
Coast shipyards sweep Emergency Fleet honors
The Emergency Fleet Corporation awarded first place blue flags to Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation San Francisco for steel ships and Grant Smith Porter Company Aberdeen for wooden vessels. Second and third spots went to Skinner Eddy Seattle and Moore Shipbuilding Oakland for steel. Aberdeen Grant Smith Porter Seattle Allen L Coons for wooden ships. Rear Admiral Frank J Fletcher chaired the board. Flags to be raised by July 4 and kept for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific Coast
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Ves
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Union Plant
San Francisco
Grant- Smith-Porter Company
8&J. Johns, Ore
Steelee
Skinner & Eddy Corporation
Seattle
Wash
Moore Shipbuilding Company
Oakland
Cal
Berdeen
Grant-Smith-Porter Company
Allen Iae CN Coens
Reardmiral
Frank J F. Fietcher
Day's hearing delayed as Market Commissioner defends food dealings
Market Commissioner Jonathan C Day postponed a Supreme Court examination after moving to vacate the order for his testimony. He told Justice Mullen the city acted under charter authority in purchasing milk meats and other foods during an emergency and that most sales went to retail dealers. He said purchases before April 26 were paid from sale proceeds and that 90 percent of sales were to retail buyers with prices lowered by his campaign against high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan C Day
Supreme Court
West Side Taxpayers’ Association
Day
Mullen
Justice Pendleton
William M Bennett
Taxpayers Association
Bennet
Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
Comrmissioner
United Synagogue Elects Officers After Executive Council Meeting
At the United Synagogue of America Executive Council meeting held at the Jewish Theological Seminary, new officers were elected. Dr. Elias I. Solomon of New York became President, with Louis Ginzberg Mordecai Kaplan of New York as Vice Presidents, Dr. Herman Abramowitz of Montreal and Dr. Charles H. Kauvar of Denver as Vice Presidents, Meyer Goodfriend of New York as Treasurer, and Dr. Jacob Kohn of New York as Recording Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Synagogue
United Synagogue of America
Jewish Theological Seminary
Elias. I. Solomon
New York
Louis Ginzberg
Mordecai M. Kaplan
Herman Abramowitz
Montreal
Charles H. Kauvar
Denver, Co
Meyer Goodfriend
Jacob Kohn
Clarence H Mackay Hosts Evening at Harbor Hal Roslyn
Clarence H Mackay will entertain tonight at Harbor Hall Roslyn L I for Major General and Mrs J Franklin Bell in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Mackay
Harbor Hal
Roslyn, L. 1
J. Franklin Bell
Rules to Regulate Wheat Flour Industry Proposed by Food Administration
The Milling Division of the U S Food Administration announced a plan to regulate the wheat flour industry for the 1918 crop. A temporary price control scheme will set bulk flour and feed prices per mill, with adjustments for freight rates and regional markets, while final plans are developed. Sales at prices above the current schedule will be treated as unreasonable profits, and mills may price at or below the published bulk prices with freight deductions for other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Port Ton
Portland
Boston
New York
Ear
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Eevesees Ves
Newport News
Wilmington
N. C
Charleston
Bavannah
Jacksonville
Pampa
Doel Pensacola Oy
Mace Ciinthans Sue
Bowe
Seaenes
New Orleans
Galea
Galveston
San Antonio
Brownsville
el Paso
San Diego
Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Louis P. Henop Dies at Graceholm Ossining NY
Louis Philip Henop longtime New York Stock Exchange member and Union Club figure died at Graceholm Ossining N Y aged about eighty five after two months illness. Survived by daughters Mrs J S McClellan and Mrs Talbot Fowart. Born in Norfolk Virginia he at Civil War joined Confederates then moved to New York to trade stocks and later founded the Amateur Dramatic Club with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Philip Henop
New York Stock Exchange
Union Club
Graceholme
Ossining
N. Y
Henop
J. 8. McClellan
Talbot Fowart
Norfolk
Potomac River
New York
Amateur Dramatic Club
Albert H. Munsell Dies at Home in Brookline
Albert Henry Munsell, renowned portrait painter and longtime instructor at the Massachusetts Normal Art School, died at his Brookline home at age 50. He exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1886 and 1888, studied at Beaux Arts in Paris earning five medals, and patented color measurement instruments and a pigment color system later used in Boston, Baltimore, and Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Albert l Munsell
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Boston
Albert Henry Munsell
Beaux Arts
Paris
This City
Baltimore
Mexico City
Death of Austrian Author Dr Peter Rosegger
Amsterdam reports the death of Dr Peter Rosegger, a popular Austrian author famed for depictions of Styrian peasant life. Born Alpes near Kriegiach in Styria, he left poverty at 15 to apprentice as a tailor. Patrons supported his shift to literature, with works like Zither and Hackbrett in Styrian dialect gaining acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Peter Rosegger
Jobr Rosegger
Alpes
Kriegiach
Styria
Zither
Hackbrett
Willam L. Extance Dies. Brooklyn Post Office Veteran
Willam L. Extance, longtime Brooklyn Post Office cashier since 1808 and Republican district captain, died at his home 703A Madison Street at an advanced age. He served five terms on the old City of Brooklyn Board of Supervisors, was a Ridgewood lodge member, Masonic groups, and Crooklyn Lodge. He is survived by his wife and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam L. B Extance
Brooklyn
Madison Street
Extance
Ridgewood Lodge
A. M
Masonic Veterans Association
Crooklyn Lod
B. P. O. Elka He Ia
Death of C. Washington Colyer Former VP of Savings Bank
C Washington Colyer longtime officer of the Society of Old Brooklynites and former vice president of East New York Savings Bank died at his daughter's home Mrs John K Vandeveer on Patchogue Long Island. He was born in Brooklyn eighty six years ago.
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices for marriages and deaths are requested by telephone to 1000 Bryant. The request outlines posting instructions for NYT insertion and reception of notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Murray Birth of Daughter in New York City
Mr and Mrs James D Murray of 215 West Ket h Bt New York announce the birth of a daughter Jane Marie on June 23 1015 Reider birth Newark June 2 to Mr and Mrs L Reider a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
James D
West Kéth Bt
New York
Jane Marie
Engagement of Felice Diveretzky to Corporal Nathan Diveretaay
Mr and Mrs Jacob Auslander announce the engagement of their daughter Felice to Corporal Nathan Diveretaay of the Ordnance Department now stationed at Camp Hancock Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divoretzky
Alllande
Jacob Auslander
West End Av
Felice
Nathan P. Diveretaay
Diveretzky
Ordnance Department
Camp Tlancock
Pardee Winans wedding at Princeton June second day
Mary Rosas Winans daughter to Anno Pardee of Whitemarsh Pa marries June second at Princeton New Jersey in a ceremony by Rev Charlier Erdman. Frances Lazarus wed Arthur Bloch on June third. Pauline Sudson marries Simon Sudson on June second. Julia Leopold weds Morris Spelser on June third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardee--Winans
Frida
Princeton
N. J
Charlier KR. Erdman
Mary
Samuel Rosas Winans
Anno Pardee
Whitemareh
Penn
Bloch—Lazarus
Frances Lazarus
Arthur Bloch Gold -Sudson
Pauline Sudson
Simon (Old. Speiser
Leopold
Julia Leopold
Morris Spelser
Death notices and funeral details in New York area
A long column lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices with names such as Emma Read Akin Thurlow Weed Barnes and others. It provides ages residences service times and burial locations across New York City Brooklyn and nearby towns, with details for services at churches chapels and private interments and notes on flowers or requests.
Obituary notices from Hoboken and New York area deaths
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for Meyer H. Lehman and numerous residents across New York City and Hoboken. Entries list dates of death, funeral times, and burial plans, naming relatives and issuing condolences from the Mount Sinai Hospital board and local communities.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York Area June 26 27
A list of obituaries and funeral notices across Newark Jersey City Hoboken and New York area dated June 26 27. Names include PEARLE Mercaret Jessie William J HEPPENHPIMER WILLIAM KOCH LANDALL MARTIN PETTER and many others with addresses and ages. several services scheduled today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle —Mercaret
Coeyman St. Newark
Dull
Magdalma
Elizabeth AY
Newark
Veronica
Wakeman Av
Tompkins
George C
Weahington
Hoboken
Trebert
Joseph
Bi Garden St
Whalen
Bridget
Mercer St
Jorney City
A. M
Dedication of Doored Walk Room at Brooklyn Home
Dedication ceremony at Brooklyn Hebrew Home for the Aged on June 30 at 246 PM with Howard and Dumont Ava in attendance. Followed by monument unveiling at Mount Cemetery in McMASON Mary Mass Pauliot Puthers Church at 4 AM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Obituary Notes Highlight Several City Residents
Mrs. ALICE ANN STEARNS widow of John Noble Stearns died at home in Port Jefferson. Gustave Plonsky clothing manufacturer at 76 Madison Avenue died at his Riverside Drive home in his forties. Dr. LONEDO FRAZEE longtime Bedford dentist died at 280 Halsey Street Brooklyn in his seventies. William A. Cash vice president of Meldowney & Martin weighers in Manhattan died at home at 218 Clarkson Avenue Flatbush. Martha Foldes 35 widow of Charles Foldes bakery owner died in Family Hospital. Katherine Dorothy Phill wife of George W. Phillips an oculist died at Sanac Lake New Jersey, home Mountain View New Jersey. Henry J. Bunce president United States Bank Hartford died at home in Hartford aged 71. Fredaki Lopere two year old pianist and conductor died in Denver home 1207 Park Place Brooklyn. Lizzie Eb. Smith active in Plymouth Church died at residence 1266 Pacific Street Brooklyn. William Oliver Price Brooklyn picture frame manufacturer and Yew Tree Lodge member died at Fulton Street Brooklyn aged 70 born in England. Samuel Beck founder of the Beck chain died yesterday in Manhattan hospital funeral at 2 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn. Beck came to Brooklyn years ago and sold stores to Chicago syndicate in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Paul Dana
Walter Rysam Jones
Beerstorcy
Gereare Barnes
United Military Order of America
Thurlow Weed Harnes
New York City
Henry HO Andrew
Carl Btedman Frown
Relary Genera Barton
Willis Barton
Kie A. Barton
Richmond Road
Richmond
Staten Island
Samuel Beck
Katy Beck
Inta
Pierrepont
Brooklyn
Bender
Louise E
Belod
Louie Bender
West
New York
Blampey
George Emith
Ralph Trautmaon
Misa
Montague Blampey
Charles P. Schmid
St. and Broadway
George 5
Blamspey
Arthur M. Jacobus
Henry W. Penoyar
Bunn
Rahway
N. J
Howard B. Bunn
Commerce St
Casteleiro
Antonio
Puentedetmne
Selfo
Province of Corunna
Spain
Manaon Ateamedo
Colyer
Patchogue
Thureday
Washington ‘Oyer
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N. Y
Fay
Flushing
N.Y
Catherina Fay
Michael G
Mary Ryan
Whitestone Avenue
WN Y
St. Michael's Church
Fischl
Joseph Fischl
Catherine
Fred
Eddie
Annie Hecht
Hagie
Fronx
Martin Picks Chapel
Lenox
Freeman
Dayton
Ohio
Archibald H
Frederick A. Freeman
L. I
Fronan
London
England
Angelo Fronani
BK. Fronani
Washington
Zeile de Laisgan
Gahren
Charles Gabren
Auguste Gabren
Waeet Both
Graham
Tarrytown
Mary Mort
Witow
Jonthana
Poneral
Vince
Fyom
Grila
Susanos
Daniel Grill
Bervirea M Anday
John J Fox
Harbeck
Lexington AV
Bhophia
Charles T. Harbeck
Charles J
Helen
Mildred Harbeck
Oeton Pepers
Hardcastle
Thomas
Mary A. Hardcastle
Mankell
Stoes
Woodbine St
James H. Perry Poxt
G. A KR
Mozart
Evergreen Cemetery
Heulhaun
Laurence M
Vivian
Puneral
Moraing
Monroe
Algonquin Otel
Henop
Pridtay
Graceholme
Omeining
Louis Philip Henop
Irwin
Ofeumonia
North Fullerton Av
Montclair
Jonn
New York Athletic Club
Ratnard W. Kearney
St. St ‘S Church
Columbus Av
Broadway
Graeme M. Hammond
Fred R. Fortmeyer
Kissam
Sarah Pinkney
Samuel Hamilton Kissa
Lanier
Lanier Camp
Ettet
Maine
Sidney Lanier
Mary Day Lanier
Elizabeth Masson Lanier
Greenwich
Conn
Leaycraft
Anne E
Monsey
Robert J. Leaycraft
Erie Station
Jersey City
Spring Valley
Levy
Jennie
Richmond Turnpike
Tompkinaville
Lopere
Vredert
Denver Cal
Lay Park Place
Loria
Rosa
Henry
Alice Ann Stearns
John Noble Stearns
Port Jeffermen
Gustave Plonsky
Madison Avenue
Riverside Drive
Lonedo Frazee
Bedford Section
Halsey Street
William A. Cash
Meldowney & Martin
Park Place
Lizzie EB. Smith
Plymouth Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Pacific Street
Shere
William H. Smith
William Oliver Price
A.M
Fulton Street
Beck
Manhattan
Pierrepont Street
Mr. Beck
Eee
eSie
Chicago
Duane Street
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War Savings Committee
Chambers Street
East Side
Frederic W. Allen
Allen
War Savings Committees
Army
Navy
Treasury Department
Ee Ae
Cope
Woman's Committee
Times Square
Armausement
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Grand Central Stage
Argi
Bronx
Manhattan Bar- War Savings Committees
Frank D. Waterman
Arthur Schiebkorn
Moe Rosenbergs & Rose
Benjamin Jackson
Alexander McCullough
George Henry Hill
E W Henry
William Biunt
Thomas Moss
John Buckley
Creatave Rohieder
Joseph Capanetti
Julius Parilato
WM. G. Lyle
Otten
Lieut
P. K. Crooks
Auslander-Divoretzky
West End Avenue
Felice Auslander
Nathan Divoretzky
Camp Hancock
Charles Forbes Taylor
The
Big Union
Tent Evangel
G. W. McPherson
Vessel
Explorer
Leyland Line
Malkans
B.C
U.S. Food Administration
Louis P. Henop
Albert H. Munsell
Willa L. Extance
Warried
Meyer H. Lehman
Meyer H Tahman
Board of Trustede
Geo. Blumenthal
Walter FE. Sachs
Mayer Jumes Dewey
William
Rosetta
Miriam
Mark
Biebbina
Munsell
Chestnut Hil
Middlesex Road
Chestnut Hill
Plonsky
Florence KB
Horahfield
Felma
WO Hiverside Drive
Mendelssohn Benevolent Society
Joastave Plonaky
J. Echwarzwald
E Falk
Roede
Henriette
Bernhard
Hertha Hoedener Krauth
Dence
Palisade Av
Wert Hoboken
Weehawken
Ruswell
Mr. Vernon
Henry Roles Rusnell
Paul A. Jeannot
Greenport
I.L
Joseph L
Hannah W. Townsend
Hie
Pennsyylveania
Travis
Charlotte ‘Travis
Stephen Merritt
Corner
Whelpley
Adelaide B
Henry B. Whelpley
Keenburk
Our Lord
Jeans Christ
Sith
Jara
FORD
Marion
East Sth
J. Fremed
Louis
Clay
Brons
Haines -John J
West 17Th St
King
Anpa
East
LA Cascia
Auguste
Seth St
McIntyre
Mangin
Thomas J
M. Mann
Markey
West Sith St
Toeree St
A. Nichols
Charles H
St. Nolan
Joseph A
Morrin St
Mar. A
Delamere Place
Praetorius
East Soth Bt
M. scHy
Pidern
Pr. M. Wheeler
George W
Forest Av
P. M
West 68Th St
Keene
Annie M
Stanhope
Benson
Anton H
Iye St
BUNCE
Catherinea E
Carey
Edward J
Lincoln Place
A. M. Care
William A
Clarkson
William KL
Madison Av
I. M Ford
Ann
South 3d Bt
Frazee
Halsey
Hallett
L. Freeman
Verona Place
A. M. Mead
Nicholas J
Nilsen
Nils
Posser
Maria
Himrod St
Post
Mary A
Price
William C
Breadway
Pringle
Margaret
Suydam
Redford Av
Ritter
Vdaniel J
Bee
EMITH
Liszie
Pacific Bt
Sweeney
Corbin Place
Manhattan Beach
Walldore
Jacob
OS Marrs
Whitman
Emma
Jefferson AV
Wuerth
Mattia
Ath
Archer —John
Park Av
June
Dwight S¢ Eenes
Perk
Bet
Franklin and Jefferson P
Regents
Esama” Ao Navigalioneparation West
Annapolis
Gireet
Central Y.m.ca
Hanson Place
Greatlyn
Hudson
Grand Central Station
Kingsbridge
Secretaria
Berlitz School
West Mth
Livingsomn
Aviation Mechanics
Bryant
Phillips Academy
Andover
Miliary Saarfare
Phillipe Academy
Alfred E Stearns
Plattsburg
Jn Wemnoriam
Yap
Madison Ave
Shone
Harlem
Woodlawn
Hariem
Trellera
St. New Tors
Ely
Ely Court
Creenwich
Connecticus
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