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it to. TROOPS LAND AT NEWPORT NEWS Manchuria, Nebraska Vermont Return With Brooklyn Men. (Special to The Eagle.) Newport News, June 23-The transport Manchuria came into port many hours ahead her schedule, bringing more members of the Wildcat (81st Division. Units aboard being 08 follows: ho Headquarters 81st Division, 316th M. Hate 321st Cos.

and M. complete, Headquarters, and 306th Sanitary Train, Salvage Squad No. 19, Mail Detachment of the 81st Division, Clothing Unit No. 306, several casual officers and St. Nazaire Casual Co.

No. 1,120, totalin all 4,879, under command Lt. Col. William B. Renziehausen, Newark, N.

who also commands the 316th G. Batt. The Manchuria left St. Nazaire on June 9. Brooklyn and Long Island men aboard follow: 316th M.

G. Ba. Fred Pape, 746 Coney Island av. Wilbur C. Lane, Manorville, L.

I. Selig Pugatch, 101 Eastern Parkway. Daniel Mullen, 739 Putnam av. Lewis B. Williams, 236 Rodney st.

Michael Hennessey, 725 Hicks st. Benjamin Salsberg, 302. South 3d st. George Braitner, 161 Kosciusko st. Corp.

William A. Knipp Bergen st. Henry Jacobson, 3818 Fort Hamilton av. Ralph Carrigan, 65 3d st. Morris A.

Frisch, 319 Marcy av. Harold Anderson, 11 2d pl. Abraham Gellman, 890 Rockaway av. Petro Petrancosta, 37 Ellery st. Thomas Shannon, 89 Amity st.

Corp. John W. Nagle, 30 Rush st. Thomas A. Duffy, 31 Sumpter st.

Antonio Barbatelli, 106 Summit st. Louis Chieca, Rockaway rd. and Woodhaven Woodhaven, L. I. Corp.

Walker S. Clark, -673A Hancock st. Patrick J. Healy, 39 Joralemon st. George Moore, 136 North Elliott pl.

Peter A. Morch, 766 Coney Island av. Edward J. Seroni, 65 Henry st. Lt.

Edmund Q. Abbot, 15 Clark pl. William Hansen, 3 State st. Harry Feldman, 562 Bedford av. John F.

McKee, 273 Union Glenn L. Catlin, 1230 Fulton Eugene F. Walsh, 109 Classon Samuel Marks, 592 Marcy av. John J. Cassidy, 325 ay st.

Lawrence Johnson, 241 President st. Joseph F. Finnerty, 21 Adelphi st. Frank D. Wrieth, Lindenhurst, I.

Morris Epstein, 170 Bedford av. Bjarne E. Hansen, 90A 3d pl. Louis F. Morris, 225 Navy st.

Michael Russo, 235 Gold st. Joseph Caradona, 270 Union st. Charles J. Turner, 124 Berkeley pl. Nathan H.

Gross, 722 Coney Island av. Harry C. Dunn, 236 Nassau st. Joseph Decarlo, 494 Henry st Henry Trapani, 115 Van Brunt st. Thomas J.

Burke, 765 Madison st. Headquarters, 321st Inf. Frank E. Watson, 6017 9th av. Charles W.

Fawkner, 162 Linden av. James L. Clarkin, 205 Chauncey st. Joseph Keehn, 321 Hopkinson av. Louis Sternberg, 172 Varet st.

Sgt. Dave Graubert, 105 Varet st. John P. Maniet, Lefferts Richmond Hill. August Fuchs, 420 Bleecker st.

Phillipo Rigolo, 106 Main Astoria. Michael Pepenos, 257 Summit ave. Nicholas Giuliano, 252 Linwood st. Sgt. Henry E.

Beck, Lindenhurst, L. I. Joseph Torre, 280 21st st. Frank Kohler, 299 Woodbine st. 318th M.

G. BattWilliam H. Sussdorff 119 State st. Victor Furnarotto, 419 Flushing ave. Anthony Lanchans, 29 Clive st.

Charles F. Guilfoyle, 141 Marion st. Michael J. Talbot, 217 Hoyt st. Bernard A.

Goodman, 15 Thompson place. Vincent Catanzaro, 32 York st. John P. Hennessy, 141 Patchen ave. Charles McPadden, 45A Hicks st.

Fischel Flelt, 274 South 2d st. Paul Laresca, 201 Prospect st. Thomas F. Hogan 65 Columbia st. Luigi Guglielmo, 136 Gold st.

Antonio Fonte, 227 Union st. James J. McGoldrick, 10 Willow George Maiford, 221 Reld ave. Peter J. Ryan, 49 Ross st.

Girolamo Gioe, 928 Flushing ave. Dave Binder, 973 Dumont ave. John Gioe, 6 4th place. Edward Kronstat, 78 Lee ave. Harry Meyer, 285 South 4th st.

Thomas J. Cleary, 73 Henry st. 3. James F. Curry, 254 Reid ave.

Joseph J. Shea, 38 St. Mark's place. Louis Milano, 67 Merritt Corona, L. I.

Carlos Yzaguierre, 209 Adams st. Aaron Fuss, 204 South 2d st. Aron Lampert, 389 South 5th st. Alva E. Lewis, 750 Decatur st.

Salvatore Corestia, 205 Pacific st. George W. Marlow, 106 East 8th st. John S. McGinley, 168 Central ave.

Gus Hopke, 366 Marcy ave. Abraham Halpern, 134 Hooper st. Corp. George Saddington, Bellmore, L. I.

Horatio H. Neiley, 769 Macon st. Joseph J. Carlin, 150 East 8th st. Morris Blauford, 90 Morton st.

George Wall, 5 Nostrand Samuel Finkelman, 1721 Lincoln place. Albert Guili, 603 Decatur st. Morris Yurik, 330 Hinsdale st. Corp. Arthur W.

Guck, 890 Jefferson ave. Anthony Argentino, 590 Hicks st. John Spozel, 185 York st. Frank L. Laffin, 175 Marion st.

Louis Rosenberg. 525 East Ninth st. Corp. Joseph B. Dowd, 904 Brooklyn ave.

Morris Shapiro, 856 DeKalb ave. Stephen Kenney, 141 Johnson st. Solomon Mars, Baldwin, L. I. Herbert U.

Lewis, 920. Greene ave. Joseph Fitzpatrick, 705 Halsey st. Samuel Bernstein, 429 Flushing ave. Joseph Cook, 983 Gates ave.

John J. Bricca, 239 Adams st. William D'Ambly, 55 Hayward st. Peter S. Stanton, 87 Rutledge st.

Ignac Whidaeka, 560 Grand st. Irving Cohan, 1169 40th st. Michael Lapolla, 100 Classon ave. Leon V. Weinstock, 569 Gates ave.

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NEW YORK, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1919. CORNERSTONE LAID FOR ISRAEL TEMPLE Orthodox Ceremonies Mark Event -Structure to Cost by Lazansky. The cornerstone of the Synagogue of the Congregation Sons of Israel, at Benson and 22st avenues, was laid! yesterday afternoon with impressive orthodox ceremonies. For the past nineteen years the congregation has worshipped in an old structure on Bay 22d near Benson ave. The new building when completed will accommodate more than 2,000 people.

It will be constructed of marble and white stone and will be one of the handsomest orthodo temples in the City. It will cost at least $150,000. The speakers at yesterday's ceremonies included Supreme Court Justice Edward Lazansky, Sheriff Daniel J. Griffin, Justice Otto Rosalsky of the Court of General Sessions, Manhattan, and the Rev. Dr.

Rabinowitz. Magistrate Alexander S. Geismar presided. Following the addresses twelve silver trowels, symbolical of the twelve tribes of Israel, were auctioned for $1,000 each. The first one was purchased for $5,000 by eo LGreenfield, who turned it over to his father, Max Greenfield.

Cantor Joseph Rosenblatt chanted a selection. Following the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner' by a band from the New York Hebrew Orphan Asylum, prayer was offered by Rabbi Samuel Sacks of the Congregation Sons of Israel. The concluding prayer was offered by Rabbi Jacobs. Louis chairman of the building committee, who introduced Magistrate Geismar as presiding officer, described the labors of the congregation during the past three years, starting with the purchase of the land for $15,000 and the laying of the cornerstone of the new temple, which will represent a total expenditure of $150,000. Supreme Cuort Justice Lazansky declared that the occasion was evidence tht the people were giving attention to the spiritual at the expense wethe uplifting material and to themselves.

that extent In Ger- they many, prior to the war, the people, the State and the church, he said, were devoting themselves to material things. In conclusion, he urged those present to maintain the creed of judaism and its traditions. Justice Rosalsky declared that the time was coming when Jewish houses of worship would include all of the religious and social activities essential to the rounding out of one's character. Synagogues of the future, he said, will contain symnasiums, auditoriums and swimming pools. Justice Rosalsky Favors Better Conditions for Labor.

Justice Rosalsky also declared that the time was coming, and very soon, when 40 hours a week and a five-day week would be the working man's standard. He heartily indorsed the idea, declaring it would permit an individual the opportunity to devote more time and attention the spiritual. The 40-hour week and five-day week is feasible and desirable economically, said the speaker. Sheriff Daniel J. Griffin spoke of the millenium in religion.

He declared that the World War had brought humanity and the brotherhood of man to the fore by leveling petty and artificial religious barriers which had existed. He declared that a good Jew, a good Catholic and a good Protestant made good citizens. But, upon the other hand, he said, the bad or indifferent Jew or Christian was a detriment to the State. Today coning hand in hand in the common cluded, Jew and Gentile are workcause of bettering mankind. The purchasers of the trowels included: Leo Greenfield, Louis Wintner, A.

Rosenblatt, Alexander S. Katz, Joseph M. Katz, Mr. and Mrs. K.

Hershon, I. Meister, Charles Schrank, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kronich, Freedman and Greenwald, Loberman and Greenman. Henry J. Pasternak is president of the Congregation Sons of Israel, Max Greenfield, vice president: Samuel Levy, treasurer; Solomon Betts, financial secretary; Frederick Tworger, cording secretary.

Trustees--I. Swartz, J. Felsenstein, A. E. Friedman, Sarnoff, W.

Beckerman, J. Weinberg, M. Price. Building Committee--Louis Wintner, chairman; Louis Rossman, vice chairman; Leo D. Greenfield, treasurer; David D.

Drexler. counsel: Silverman, secretary; A. Rosenblatt, B. J. Grossman, W.

C. Ritter, Leo Ritter, Charles Paston. L. Landsberg, I. Leifer, S.

Levy, L. Levy, M. L. Baird, H. Davidson, W.

S. Finberg, I. Lorberbaum, S. Klein, J. Katz, C.

Shrank, I. Greenfield, I. Meister, L. Schwartz, J. Krauss, A.

Stavisky, M. Schwartz, L. Schwartz, J. Prenowitz, M. Gottlieb, P.

Rosenwasser. N. Posenwasser, M. B. Wollowitz, J.

C. Wilson, A. Smith, L. Adelman and I. Brawer.

Ladies' Educational Society of the Congregation Sons of Israel: Mrs. S. Klein, president; Mrs. E. Friedrich, vivee president; Mrs.

A. J. Pasternak, treasurer; Miss C. Fodor, recording secretary; Mrs. F.

Tworger, 'financial secretary. "I hope you'll remember me while you're away." "I'll try to." said the girl indifferently. "You might help the matter by sending me some Courier Journal. "See here, waiter, I found a collar button in this pie." "Didn't see nothin' of an umbrella, did you' boss? Dah was one los' heah last Transcript. WIFE-BEATING SANCTIONED BY LAW IN PRUSSIA A Salvatore Taibi, 36 Hopkins st.

Jacob Jacobson, 116 Conover st. Edwin Frydenberg, 207 719t st. Frank X. Getteng 625 Vanderbilt st, Julius Levitan, 332 New Jersey ave. Joseph Temkin, 130 Moore st.

Rocco Giovannello, 97 Amity st. Phillip Begun, 521 Essex st. William Cox, 103 Sanford st. Paul Fimura, 482 Henry st. Benjamin J.

Dickerson, 65 Henry st. Charles Sherman. 358 Chauncey st. Capt. Russell T.

Kerby, 1019 Kenmore pl. Joseph Levin, 975 Gates ave. Joseph Klein, 58 Lewis ave. Harold E. Wilmarth, 456 Halsey st.

Thomas If. Hadencamp, 1515 Fulton st. Louis G. Pollio, 73 President st. Samuel Gordon, 283 Columbus st.

Christopher J. Armstrong, 87 Nevins st. Thomas L. Montegari, 550 DeKalb ave. Antonino Setarrino, 430 Hicks st.

Richard R. Karmain, 314 Devoe st. Raffaelo Imparato, 210 Union st. Michael Young, 40 Cumberland st. Martin J.

Connelly, 867 Gates ave. Prank Fiore, 708 Merceim st. Corp, Thomas G. Lanning, 62 Sullivan st, Nicolo Barisciano, 126 Raymond st. Edward Britt, 2413 Woodbine st.

Stephen Yurewitz, 878 Driggs ave. Solomon Wolk, 332 Van Sicklen ave. Earl G. Wilson, 730 Quincy st. Warren A.

Smith, 738 Lexington st. Paul Tennenbaum, 290 South Second st. John J. Clancey, 648 Henry st. Daniel Mulligan, 309 Warren st.

Anthony Martinelli, 120 15th st. Antonio Spinelli, 105 President st. Valentine Shannon, 1436 Greene ave. 306th Sanitary Train. Aaron Kabatchnick, 238 Pearl st.

William Fourth Ambulance, 324. City, 323d Field Hospital. Max Lowenthal, 900 Eastern Parkway, 324th Field Hospital. Mechanic. Bernard Mulledy, Mercy Hospital, Hempstead.

Clothing Unit No. 306. Christ Wehnert, 456 Harman st. Civilian, Mrs. Rose M.

Baumgarten, wife of Naval officer, 114 South 13th College Point. Theatrical Unit, 81st Div. Alfred F. Moran, 27 Jefferson ave. The battleship Nebraska has arrived with the following units.

Hdqs. Cos. A and of the 1th M. G. Veterinary Hospital No.

10, Ict Plant No. 301, Sales Commissary Units 43, 37 and Brest Casual Co. 1712 and three casual officers, a total of 1,230, under command of Maj. Thomas L. Martin of Memphis, who also commands 19th M.

G. Batt. The Nebraska left Brest on June 10. Brooklyn, L. men aboard follow: Vet.

Hosp. No. Lt. Bradford S. Covell, 7 East 19th st.

19th M. G. Bn. Francesco Castanzo, 115 Wallworth st. Russell Burr, Commack, I.

Percy Abernathy, 80 Pine st. George Hahnle, Lindenburst. George Judd, 1212 Dakota Richmond HIll. Edward Smith, Huntington. Ice Plant Co.

No. 301. William Kuhn, 552 Essex st. Harrison Clark, 147 St. Mark's ave.

John Weber, 188 Harmon st. Corp. Saul Cohen, 455 Stone ave. Henry Meyer, 339 15th st. Michael Powers, 1615 Cropsey ave.

Dominick Ciaffone, 15 Avenue U. 128th Trans. Co. William J. Conway, Willett Jamaica.

Sales Com. Unit No. 37. George Bunny, 2548 Bedford ave. Brest Spec.

Cas. Co. No. 1712. Owen McVeigh, Kings Park, L.

I. Walter Denecke, 59 12th st. The battleship Vermont came into port here almost two days before she was expected. She brought back the 603d Engineers, 303d Sup. Base Hospital A No.

64, Brest Special 313th Bakery 320th Bakery Casual Co. No. 1,705 and eight casual officers, a total of 1,225. Among the casual officers to arrive was Capt. Robert M.

Olyphant, the former gridiron star at West Point. The Vermont sailed from Brest on June 9. Brooklyn and Long Island troops aboard follow: 603d Engineers. Set. Thomas McCormick, 702 Bergen st.

Ferdinand Morrell, 49 Atlantic Hempstead. Michael Bishon, 286 Liberty ave. Philip Beyersdorfer, 432 Stanhope st. Sgt. Thomas A.

Kelly, Third I City, Sgt. Jeremiah Sullivan, 359 69th st. Frederick Nobel, 188 Richmond st. Supply Co. 303, Q.

M. C. Harry V. Casey, 306 Stuyvesant ave. Otto L.

Schroeder, 84 Moffatt st. Nathan Shelebsky, 387 Williams ave. Herbert J. Buhler, 108 Euclid ave. Bakery Co.

320. Ludwig Young, 433 Curtis Richmond Hill, Base Hosiptal 64. Sgt. Barney Ralph, 970 eKalb ave. (Michael olowitz, Floyd st.

Herbert Berman, 160 Pulaski st. Sgt. Joseph Marco, 198 17th st. Henry J. Lehman, 393 Kosciusko st.

Herbert K. Milt, 1041 Herkimer st. Frank W. Barker, 186 ecatur a st. ennis O' Mara, 527 Court st.

Sal Mase, 545 Grand st. Edward Odesky, 106 Stockton st. Charles Schumann, Bayside Oseanside, I. William Schwartz, 173 Eckford st. Charles McKenna, 188 John J.

McElvaney, 107 Franklin ave. John J. Brady, 301 14th st. Hugh E. Mcevitt, 288A Ninth st.

Brest Special Casual Co. 1705. Corp. William Merks, 219 14th st. The Ridgewood Democratic Club held its annual picnic and dance yesterday afternoon and evening at Weizmer's Columbia Park, Richmond Hill.

This affair, being well heralded throughout Ridgewood, drew a gathering of more than 1,500 people. Among that number were some of the prominent political figures in Queens County. Capt. John Gill of the Queens County Fire Department was presented with a signet ring as a token of friendship by the members of the club. Among those present were: Borough President Connolly, Park Commissioner Benninger, John Flannagan, Edward Smith, Carl Berger, Senator Frank Abel, County Clerk Cox and Assemblyman Bernard Schwab.

Park Commissioner Benninger called the attention of the members to the exercises to be held on July 4 for breaking ground for the monument to be erected at the junction of Cypress and Myrtle aves. in memory of the boys from Ridgewood who made the supreme sacrifice. The monument will cost $30,000. The land was donated by the owner and has been taken care of by the park employees. Commissioner Benninger urged all to be present on that day.

The committee in charge comprised: Frank chairman: Louis Perlson, vice chairman; William E. McLaughlin, secretary: Henry School, treasurer; Robert McDonald. John H. Gerald, John Cook, Joseph George S. Alsano, William Rowcroft, Joseph Sullivan, William H.

Theodore Dannand and Charles Link. QUEENS DEMOCRATS' DANCE Ridgewood Club Has 1,500 at Annual Outing. HAY AND STRAW Do You Buy or Sell Hay and Straw? Look for Daily Quotations on Financial Page. (Correspondence of Associated Press.) London, May 20-Henry de Halsalle, author of a work on Germany, a told an audience at Holburn the other day that "wife beating" is quite common among the German middle and upper classes and that the law of Prussia sanctions it." "I once stayed a few days in the house of a Berlin merchant." said the speaker, "and one evening heard issuing from a room upstairs a woman's cries and the sound of Presently my host appeared and I asked him the cause of the commotion. 'I have just been giving my wife her Saturday he said.

He added he administered the punishment regularly every week-end, whether she deserved it or not. 'You must never let your wife forget that you are her lord and declared the German, his hands with evident satisfaction." MARRIAGE LICENSES Herman Camman, .164 Enfeld st Cecelia Gilmour, 254 Marlboro road James Judge, 289 Throop av Mary 27. 38......51 ..1043 Driggs Bergen av st Marion Kurantowski, Wanda Sitarek, 29.. ....884 Park av Harman Eveintzky, Bergen st Rose Fishman, 26. St.

Mark's av Edward Mallinson, 25 64 Ashford st Ada Kennard, 22.. ..141 Nichols av Antonio Maziotta, 34. ..79 Main st Rose Bisignano, 39. ....185 York st Davis Ginsberg, 23... Newark, N.

J. Sadie Herskowitz, 316 Vernon av James McCormick, 23. ..68 4th st pl Mae Doran. 22... 782 Hicks Ida Clarence Kinbacher, Wheeler, 25.

25. 759 37 McDonough Reeves st William Meierhoff, 45...... 27 W. 39th st, Mhtn Charlotte Stoltzenberg, 782 Myrtle ay James Grassio, 21...... 81 Floyd Lillian Koch, ..1260 Bergen st Rudolph Young, 23....

.135 ..128 Richmond Cornelia st Louise Dassau, 22. Harry Levin, 24. 863 De Kalb av st Emma Samwick, 238 Pulaski Max Tieger, 24... Stanton st, Mhtn Gertrude Rosenberg, 21....313 Linwood Pulaski st Lacks, 27..... .610 st Samuel Gertrude Berman, ..701 DeKalb av Jacob Schaffner, 28.

..1580 De Kalb Hart av st Catherine Riley, 32. Francisco, 990 Cal. Fred Marjorie MacFarlane, Brice, 26. .276 Henry 25.... San st Fillipo Gagliori, 24...

17 .1429 .1429 13th 13th av av Bernard Antomnia Gantmacher, Penn Ranisi, st Rebecca Rosinsky, 24... .223 ...104 Pulaski st Penn Abraham Barron, 29. Vernon av Sara Schwartzberg, 20......327 30. .621 av Rachlav, 24....... .621 Myrtle av Ike Kromberg, Mollie Szerzenski, 28....82 North 5th Anna Snapkowska, 26....

750 Ocean av Stanislaw Carl Fullert. 21...... 750 Ocean 16th st av Marie Hauff, 26.... ..337 E. Louis Green, 26.........

.1601 Myrtle Broadway av Dora Liebhaber, 21. .620 John Cacioppo, 18. .74 George st 29. ..199 Johnson av Roth, 29. .296 Central av Mary Catanzaro, Lawrence 1198 Greene av Irene Windsor, 23..219 West 21st st, Mhtn Westley, 26....

Arthur Brockhaus, 25......380 Douglas st Gottesfeld, 22..588 Hopkinson av Martha Benjamin Gellert, 20. .698 President st 25.. .557 Bushwick av Belle Sidney Spandorf, Morrell st Rosie Tanenbaum, 20........30 Gold st Michael De Vita, 27. .185 place Agnes 462 5t5h st Mascario, 19......121 Taffee William Long, 29... av Francesco Florence Mopes, Canizzaro, 22.....196 Johnson 26.......11 Lafayette av Giroloma Denhoff, 48....

564 Kosciusko st Ozunno, 21..1055 Willoughby av 39... 73 Wyckoff av William Lizzie .81 Hall st Kurtz, Henry Fick, 30..... .....81 Hall st Edward Major, Schermerhorn st Anna Ferdinand, 30. Mary Reidy, 42.... 464 241 55th st 60th st Rose 25......

229 52d st Raymond McErlean, 24... Rieman, 23..........213 Siegel st Lundgren, Sara Benjamin Kristal, 24.. 104 Siegel st Caselli, 19.. 129 Newton st Gennaro Merrogliano, 21.. 32 Withers st Albert Mary 23..

.110 Willoughby st Emmons, Margaret Finley, .140 Warren st Isaac Sirota, 39....... 721 Rockaway 0Bristol av Kramersky, 25. .20 st Anna Andrew Frithjofsen, 38.419 W. 45th Man Bridget Johnson, 42. .645 Hicks st st Ignazio Impellizzeri, 28...

9 Starr Starr st Marie Montabano, 20.... 9 Fred Deghuee, 25.. 188 Fenimore st Elizabeth Loeble, 23.. .....246 Grand av Gordon Greenwood, 22.....1019 Putnam av Florence McCumiskey, 22..171 Sumpter st Nathan Shapiro, 35...... 55 Varet st Pauline Pursow, 24....

55 Varet st Samuel Levinson, 27.641 E. 169th Bronx Jean Goldstein, 23..........281 Hewes st Giovanni Zicchitella, .697 Park av Sabestino Barraco, 24... 765 Park av Francis Dugan, 35.......802 Sterling place Agnes Dougherty, 28.132 North Oxford Y. st William North, 27.......... Kingston, N.

Lucy Stamper, 27... 24 .400 Wolcott 5th st st Frederick Dexter, 40.... 34......7115 10th Evarina Moorhead, aV Daniel Ahern, 21.... 579 10th st Margaret Fajen, 19.....568 Gravesend av Sidney Prescott, 39...... Hackensack, N.

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.549 7t7h st Giuseppe Lombardo, 24........623 .523 Park Park av Angelina Palopoll, 19... av Frank Nelson, 23..... Queens Carmen Yzquerdo, 18.........28 State st Isaac Shahter, 45. .28 Whipple st Tillie Kogan, .28 Whipple st Elijah Caroline Lee, 41.... ....1910 ..1741 Atlantic Prospect av pl Sparrow, Bernard Rice, 21.......

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Clarkson av Gussie Labasi, 22........ .50 Underhill av Charles Koetzner, 47. ..367 Suydam st Rose Rtehman, 33........ .367 Suydam st Isidore Stein, .572 Fox st, Bronx Ella Fried, 21............. 654 Miller av Stanislaus Mazukiewicz, 41..

795 4th av Anna Smith, 37......... 24 Broome st Salvatore Mendolia, 24.. ..218 Suydam st Rosalia Salatlino, .168 Troutman st Samuel Unger, 28... 774 Halsey st Viola Roustrom, .774 Halsey st Meyer Gottlieb, 20.. 26....

.375 ..589 Throop Gates av av Moses, Philip de Mena, 36... ..1603 Avenue Edyth Van Tassel, 24..... 1161 E. 18th st Frank Annariti. 4070 3d av.

Bronx Margaret Giorlano, 22....7408 New Utrecht av Benjamin Goldman, ...425 Ashford st Augusta Schwartz, 21............317 Vernon av Anthony Griffith. 26........ ..1480 Flatbush av Irene Dillon, 23.......... .419 Sumner av Jacob Goldberg, 23........ 1864 Prospect pl Lillie Einhorn, ....1919 Mermaid av William Parker, 24........

5718 3d av Kate Senkow, 20.. 128 Bay st Henry Morris, 26.... 164 Franklin av Ida Skohink, 19.. 164 Franklin av Abe Conor, ..1445 43d st Dora Linetzky. ..1445 43d st Harry Bruner, Eurika, Kan Helen Donegan, 20.

119 57th st Benjamin Shuster, 10. 24......... 145 Tompkins Floyd st Tropp, av Patience--Peggy is an obedient girl. Patrice- What now? "Someone told her to watch her step and she's put her wrist watch on her Statesman. HANAN Hanan salesmen do not merely sell you a pair of shoes.

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FRANK DIES; OLD INSURANCE MAN Civil War Fighter and a of the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club. Emil Henry Frank, 76 years old, 21 Montgomery Civil War veteran and prominent clubman of Brooklyn, died on Saturday of pneumonia, after an illness of two months. His funeral' services were held this afternoon, the Rev. John Howard Melish, rector of Holy Trinity P. E.

Church, officiating, and the interment was in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Frank was born in Dresden, Germany, and had been a resident of Brooklyn for 66 years. He was one of the oldest fire and marine insurance brokers of New York City and was at the head of the firm of Frank and Du Bois of 80 Maiden lane, Manhattan, since the firm was formed in 1870. When the Civil War broke out, Mr.

Frank enlisted in the 52d. New York Infantry, which had been organized and commanded by his brother, Paul Frank, later Gen. Paul Emil entered as a sergeant, in 1861, and at the battle of Fair Oaks he was severely wounded in the head. He showed conspicious bravery during the battle and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant. He fought also in the battles of Antietam and Fredericksburg, after which he was honorably discharged.

He was a member of the Loyal Legion. Mr. Frank was an ardent horseman and went riding until a short while before' he was taken ill. He was one of the originators of the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club and at his death was the oldest member of its board of directors. He was a member of the Montauk Club of Brooklyn and the Downtown Club of Manhattan.

Mr. Frank's wife, formerly Miss Paula Glahn, died 13 years ago. He is survived by three sons, George Emil H. and Harold F. Frank; three daughters, the Misses Adele A.

and Florence L. Frank and 1 Mrs. Paul Revere Smith, and two granddaughters. LIFE OF ST. RITA To those who have found solace and hope from their devotion to St.

Rita, and their number is legion, "Our Own St. Rita, a Life of the Saint of the Impossible," by the Rev. M. J. Cor-1 coran, O.8.A., published by Benzager is welcome.

Father Corcoran carries a message to the followers of the saint which presents her as a living, breathing human personality. He traces her life from childhood to the grave, following her footsteps with tireless devotion and encouraging those who love the saint and have invoked her help and who call upon her frequently. He asks her admirers to pray to her most earnestly and not to be discouraged by postponement of the favors they seek. Few saints of the Catholic Church possessed in a greater degree the spiritual qualities of St. Rita, Father Corcoran tells his readers.

She stands supreme among saints who have made sacrifices for the love of the Saviour, he asserts, and to the afflicted and depressed she is shown as the of exemplar in of patience and the model hope the middle of the Fourteenth Century. Rita Ferri was born in the town of Roccaporena, Italy, Her parents advanced in years without being blessed with the gift of children, and when Rita arrived the couple gave thanks from the bottom of their hearts to the Lord. It is told that after the child had been baptized bees were seen circling and buzzing over Rita's faco. "After six centuries." writes Father Corcoran, "the wonder of Rita's bees still continues, for in the monastery at Cascia, in the room where her body rests in its coffin, the bees hover about the tomb. They come out from the holes in the walls but seldom, cad that at the same time: during Holy Week and on St.

Rita's feast -day. They return at nightfall and close up their cells with a white veil of wax." Thus does Father Corcoran in an interesting and simple style relate the story of St. Rita in the little volume of 187 pages, which are filled with incidents associated with her girlhood and her womanhood: as a wife, mother, widow. nun and a patient, long victim of dread disease. St.

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