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1 TTTE BTOOTLYX DATLY EAGLE. XEVT YOUK. FRIDAY. STTPTOrRF.Tl 7. 1017.

(Continued ALONZO FOSTER, OLD LYCEUM MAN, DIES FACES 80-YEAR TERM AS OLD OFFENDER Brooklyn Lags in Filling Quota; Accepted Only Ten Yesterday; Manhattan, 140 I8I. (Continued Frank rh'el i Bergen st (In service). Jerry Ferguson prpe at Gnrre Cersh'amri, 42 t'nlon av. ntn a Racetrack. ijuemnt.

l-ti liocasway road. H.irry l' 1 Warwick st (In serv-j Ic I. Dave Hums 605 South St. Jose Veles. Rnedate.

Isaac It. William. 17 L.nden av. Flushing un I ll.V.n'l I. t.

HiWCS COUNTY Continue J. District. Et- Ft 0''" err--1. 181 931 SD5 207 572 25(3 247 914 554 306 870 220 2S1 544 175 237 1137 404 100 750 3C1 ISO 572 325 140 879 208 2S1 237 SUMMARY Quota. Accepted.

Brooklyn 13,764 12,943 Queens 3,035 3,028 Manhattan 16,357 Bronx 4,712 Richmond 754 7 1 Totals 38,622 35,680 KINGS COUNTY. Ex- Ex-Ouota. amtned. emntel. 247 824 244 Accepted 230 117 District.

60 65 257 582 175 Local Exemption Board 55 today reported Hint it hud secured Its draft quota. All other Brooklyn, Queens and Island boards not mentioned in the foregoing table have already secured their draft quotas. Long Resident of This Borough and Freeport, and Prominent Mason. MICMBER OF OLD BROOKLYXITES Funeral to Be Held From Home on Macon Street Son Lieutenant In Reserve Force. Alonzo Foster, resident of Brooklyn for most of his seventy years, died last night at St.

Catherine's Hospital from a complication of diseases' after an illness of four weeks. Mr. Foster was born April 1. 1848. in Manhattan, Dut moved to Greenpoint when a boy, and subsequently to the Bedford section.

He was well known in Freeport, where he spent several summers and was one of the organizers of the Freeport Board of Trade, of which he was the president for eight years. was also President of the Fifth District Republican Club of Freeport and vice president of the Booking Agents Board of Trade of New York. He had been one of the oldest men in the Lyceum business and was proprietor of the Star Lyceum Bureau. He belonged to the Society of Old Brooklynites, Sea-wanhaka Lodge, F. and A.

and the Masonlo Veterans. Mr. Foster is survived by a widow, Mary and two sons, Edwin W. Foster of Central Park, L. and Lieutenant Harry L.

Foster, assigned to Camp Dlx, at Wrightstown, N. J. The services will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. George Thomas Dowling of East Orange, N.

and the Rev. Robert H. Carson of Grace Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, at Mr. B'oster'g late residence, 642 Macon street, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment will be in Maple Grove Cemetery.

Mr. Foster established the Star Lyceum Bureau in 1878 and in that time he managed the tours of many popular lecturers and orators. T. De Witt Talmadge and Henry Ward Beecher were frequently "booked" by him. Of late years he gave most at, tentlon to entertainers and concert singers.

He personally knew many of the world's great men and leaders and could tell many Interesting stories respecting them. He had a large acquaintance. a VASSAR GIRL FARMERS Poughkeepsie, N. September 7 Announcement was made by Superintendent L. P.

Gillespie of Vassar today that the college gardens, tilled by twelve girl students, had supplied enough foodstuffs to carry the 1,100 students, the faculty and livestock over until another year's harvest In the yield are 4,000 bushels of potatoes, six acres of white beans, four acres of soy beans, four greenhouses of lettuce, 600 bushels of tomatoes, eight acres of sweet corn for drying, four acres of asparagus, ten acres of field corn for meal, and a great hoard of other garden truck. DRAFT BRIBERY CASE Savannah, Ga September 7 W. R. Brown of Summit, Emmanuel County, was yesterday afternoon held for the Federal Grand Jury under a bond of $2,500 charged with an alleged attempt to bribe Dr. D.

D. Smith of the county exemption board. Dr. Smith stated that Brown sent him word he would pay him $600 if he would declare his son physically unfit for service. The doctor concealed the sheriff in his office and had Brown repeat the offer.

The arrest followed. William Hesa. Jamaica and Grand its I Vervin Kilngre. 4S1 Fulton et (In service). JOK-ph llegrl, 4S0 Fulton st (dead).

Krnest B. Keyeer. 147 I'nlon av (In service). I rank J. Blanrhsrd, Rlchburg, llerrltt Pike.

Frank J. Byrnes. 38U Syosset it, Union Course (in service). John F. Clark, 369 Fulton it.

J. Milton Kene, 26 Dora av (in service). William Renze, 126 Rockaway road. Charles H. Heges, 208 Mldason st.

Flushing (In iervlce). W. H. Hlgble, Lincoln av. Robert Oloso, 827 Gherardl av, Woodhaven.

Martin 8mlth, Jimalca Racetrack. Joseph K. Griffin, Fulton and Spruce sts, Richmond Hill. David S. Ward, Queens.

Alexander Hleiepok, 337 South it. Clarence McLaughlin, Charleston, S. Peter Muchway. 256 Rockaway road. Peter Sawnes.

32 Union Hall it. Harold AV. Henderson, 63 Ackroyd av. Holies Sayes, 145 Washington av. John Jackson, Jamaica Racetrack.

James M. Karras, 42 Washington st. Wallace B. Crawford, Freedom av, Richmond Hill (at seaV Albert J. Welskauf New York av, neat Oak st (In service).

J. Cyril Donoghus, Whitestons av. Flush ing (In service). Abraham Popugallo, 183 South st. SUFFOLK DISTRICT S.

Rlverhead. The following have been granted exemp tion for the reason stated: Antone Schalble, Shelter Island, euppott wife and children. Nathaniel R. Howell, Bpeonk, support wid owed mother. Charles A.

Collyer, Sag Harbor, support wire and child. Nicholas G. Velmachoa. Southampton, eup- nort parents and invalid slater. Henry F.

Dankowskl, Sagaponack, iupport wife and children. Otto Schwan, Southold, support wife and child. Harry E. Hulse, Calverton, support wire and children. Harold 8, Eldredge, Good Ground, In service.

John Eksterowlcz, New Suffolk, support wife and children. Robert Green, Brldgehampton, support wife and child. James H. Rambo, Mattltuck, iupport wife and children. Stanley Thompson, Shelter Island, support wife and children.

George H. Williams, Brldgehampton, sup port wife. Francis M. Conklln, Eaathampton, support wife and children. Coe F.

Paufllo, Sag Harbor, support wife and children. James Nicholson, Southampton, iupport wife and children. Walter J. Winters, Westhampton Beach, support wife and children, Arthur F. Weller, Peconlc, support parents.

Wladyslaw Olsyewskl, Sag Harbor, aupport wife and children. Adolph J. Voladika, Rlverhead, support wife and children. Clifford D. Newton, Southold, minister.

SEND-OFF FOR DRAFTED MEN A send-off reception and entertainment will be tendered by the Nineteenth Assembly District Democratic Association of Kings County, on Saturday evening, September 8, to neighbors who have been drafted into the National Army from the Sixty-eighth, Sixty-ninth and Seventieth Local District boards. A parade will be had through the districts covered by these boards, after which a dance will De neia at Anon Hall, Arion place, between Broadway and Bushwlck avenue. Cooney Convicted for Four Felonies-May Spend Rest of Life in Prison. BRUTALLY ATTACKED GIRL. Pardoned for Former Crime, He Returned to Evil Ways Upon His Release.

Patrick J. Cooney, 37 years old, of 1307 Nostratul avenue, today holds the questionable distinction of being the first man in this borough convicted by a jury for four separate and distinct felonies as a second offender. A Jury before County Judge Dike brought in a verdict against him today for burglary, second degree; robbery, second degree; assault, second degree, and grand larceny in the first degree, as a second offense in each case. For his crimes, Cooney, who is a notorious character and well known to the police, now faces a maximum term of eighty years in Sing Sing, which from all tables of longevity, would carry him far beyond the natural life of man. The crime for which Cooney will now pay severe penalty under the law grew out of the brutal attack made on Miss Mollie Naff, the 17-year-old niece of Harris Welngokl of 1322 Carroll street, June 29.

Cooney made one error that day which proved his undoing. He called at the home of Maurice E. Connor at 1320 Carroll street, next door to the Weingold home and inquired as to whether anyone was home in the Weingold house. The doctor's wife remembered this incident and on the witness stand positively identified Cooney as the man who had called that afternoon. Cooney then went to the basement door of the Weingold home, and when Miss Naff answered the bell, Cooney ascertained that she was at home alone, and, on the pretext that he was sent to repair the automobile in the garage he obtained entrance.

He then bound the girl and threatened to kill her if she refused to tell him where the valuables were kept In fear of her life, she told him where the Jewelry was kept. Cooney made off with a pair of diamond earrings, valued at more than $750, a gold pocketbook worth $40 and a bicycle worth $35. Mrs. Connor, the doctor's wife, and Miss Naff afterwards identified Cooney's photograph at Police Headquarters and Cooney was arrested by Detectives Van Duzen, Ferris, Dunlap and Owens at the home of his sister. Judge Dike sentenced Cooney to Sing Sing for ten years in 1908, when the later was convicted on a charge of abduction.

Six years later, a prominent Brooklynite, impressed by the tale Cooney told him, interceded for the prisoner and begged Judge Dike to help him secure a pardon for the man. Judge Dike consented reluctantly and Cooney was finally released. It was rumored, however, that Cooney had not been out of Jail 24 hours before he attempted to intimidate with a revolver a man who had been witness against him on the trial. Cooney will be sentenced Monday. SHIP NEWS At Atlantic Torts Arrived September 7: Steamers Carrillo, American; N.

F. Hoffdin, Danish; Cabo Treg Forcas, Spanish; Veratyr, Danish. Bark Skomvaher, Norwegian. of Merit BROOKLYN DISTRICT 30. Hevward Street, near Lee Avenne.

The following men have been certi0e for service: James D. Morrlssey, SCO Bedford a. Frank Rellly. 740 Myrtle av. William Loratto, 706 Bedford av.

Francis J. Fahey. S43 Bedford av. Salamone Florino, 429 Flushing av. Giovanni Tumpano.

118 Spencer st Fatsy Agaplto, 23 Spencer St. Benjamin 95 Lynch st Louts Leveen, 673 Bedford av. Anthony Ross, 85 Walworth St. Samuel Laser, 234 Lee av. Henry Luhman.

242 Nostrand av. James J. Fauls, 256 Ruttcdge st. 'John H. Isqulth, 674 Bedford av.

Itocco Batacchl. 684 Bedford av. Charles A. Chatelaln, 205 Eldert st Gustavo Berg. 32 Walworth ot.

DeMenna, 533 Park av. Aloyslus M. O'Brien. 37 Lorlmer St. Borgere, 94 Classon av.

Alexander Talerlco, 484 Park av, Arthur Boyce. 684 Myrtle av. William L. A. Kennedy, 2 Sandford st John Beyer, 848 Bedford av.

-Pasquale Favale. 85 Classon av. Louis W. Shlnberg, 179 Marcy av. Paul V.

Mundy, 168 Rutledge st. Peter Dernier, C86 Myrtle av. Antonio Chinsano, 480 Park av. Domenlco Camptello, 155 Walworth st. Francesco Carbone, 116 Walworth st Henry F.

Flinn, 233 Walworth st. "John Plsano, 32 Spencer St. Charles Silverman, 370 Marcy av. DISTRICT 36. Fifteenth Street, near Fourth Avenne.

The following men were certified for service: Frank C. Hanschi, 223 17th st. Gustav Wolter, 623 Court st. DISTRICT 40. Forty-Seventh Street, Near Third Avenue.

The following men, additional to the qnota, have been certified for service: Alfred Anderson, 225 54th st. L. Axelson. 317 4 4 111 st. Joseph Barres, 418 48th st.

William Better, 455 48th st. Anthony Celestrlno, 256 39th st. William T. Herbert, 429 Elst St. William Kahale, 314 43d st.

Jarnaro Leon, 4110 Second av. Anthony Longo, 4722 Third av. Joseph Morse, 314 43d st. Joseph Smith. 652 60th st.

H. A. Schultz, 421 48th ot. Samuel Scharfman, 259 65th st. Tellef Wottesen, 448 41st st.

Joseph R. Wholan, 323 42d st. DISTRICT 4-1. Vanderbilt Avenne and Sterling Place. The following men, who fulled to appear for examinations, have been certified for service! Beresford Lowe, 793 Bergen St.

John W. Patton, 302 St. Mark's av. Store Open Hh-n .1. J.jMci.iu!.it.

Bedford av. I.o KU((i i. Jewish Hospital. St. Marks Jewish Hospital, and Claon av.

P.b Ii. right. 1440 B-'dford av. w. .1 Nowak Prospect I'lii J.

I.yr.am CX8 park pi. ivari Kdlund, 4S8 Classon av. KilwarU -I. 7ti0 Franklin av. Tluirnas J.

Cunningham. 313 Lincoln pi. Thomas R. Bruen. 625 Prospet Pitt illlam Borihers, 736 Franklin av.

I Michael .1. Conuay. 450 St. Mark's av. than 11.

Behrens. 3.8 Eastern Parkway. Walter Joyce. 41 Jefferson av. Nathan Kp.stein, 422 St.

Mark's av. (ludtav A. Moller. 429 Lincoln pi. ('harks Piticus, 487 Prospect pi.

'I tiomus F. Relley, 1056 Dean st. Honald K. Pohl, 7 Lefferts pi. James J.

Mclnnes. 486 Prospect pi. Paul Schonfeld, 032 Sterling pi. John Moran, 519 Lincoln pi. Moe Brown.

140A Lexington av. Vutihos Koutsovlevos. 1049 Fulton st. George H. Bond.

533 Washington av. carmine i-'e aimune, luo.vs Alianuc v. James J. Dunne, 421 Prospect pi, Andrew A. Iiruton 601 Park pi.

Sophocles Synodis. 1049 Fulton St. Karl S. Gil. IUen, 463 Franklin av.

John J. Carroll, 425 Lincoln pi. Herbert Howe, 1024 Pacific st. William H. Thompson.

720 Sterling pi. Rowland 8. Nott, 1112 Dean st. Richard A. Coss, 806 Washington av.

John J. Hensch, 670 Franklin av. Addis T. Keyes, 11C6 Pacific St. Arthur C.

Edwards, 600 Park pi. Charles Donnellan, 420 Sterling pi. John A. Ott, 1600 Bedford av. Frederick A.

Remsen, tit Franklin av. Theodore T. Davis, 93 Irving pi. Stephen Srannell. 28 Ormond pi.

Sherman W. Morerla, 111 Putnam av. Francis P. Cook. 631 Franklin av.

Joseph Srhlndler, 661 Washington ar. Raymond Faucett, 1614 Bedford av. John D. McCraekan, 11 Spencer pP Frederick H. Matthew.

669 Prospeet pL John J. Feerlck, 41 Irving pi. Howard McDonald, 60 Madison st. Joseph Klein, St. Francis pi.

Bernard Kane, 747 Franklin av. Daniel J. Bond. 967 Dean at. William Feemy, 681 Classon av.

Robert Kip. 495 Sterling pi. Max Lench, 602 St. Mark's av. Paul H.

Browning, 1 099 Dean St. Joseph Skeets, 1092 Fulton et. Augustus 11. Henson, 1026 Pacific ft. Thomas F.

Skelly, 694 Franklin av. Frederick C. Cabot. 67 Franklin av. Joseph P.

Rlpp. 481 Park pi. Joseph Mollnnri. 626 Grand av. George J.

Murray, 712 Franklin av. Lester M. Washburn, 664 Park pi. Arthur Simpson, (89 Classon av. Joseph A.

Hurst, (24 Classon av. Karl Schroder. 90 Downing at. George S. Mnseley, 101 Monroe st Rncco Manglonc, 873 Hergen at.

John J. Murphy, 28 Spencer pi. Isidore Horowlu, 1600 Bedford av. Edward McLaughlin. 641 Grand av.

James Mcllduff, 676 Sterling pi. August Pontius, 46S Prospect pi. Julian W. Harewood, 26 Ormond pL (ieorge A. Marcley, 601 Park pi.

Thomas Fltzpatrlck, 608 Classon av. Louis De Simons, C01 Grand av. Allan R. Hardle, 244 Gates av. John H.

Desmond, 1444 Bedford av. Henry A. Schulz, 615 Washington av. Harry Decker, 832 Washington av. Oscar Pearson, 486 Prospect pi.

Samuel Dubofsky, 451 Franklin av. Aron Berggrcn, 464 Classon av. Eugene J. Keensn, 106S Dean St. Edward Blauvelt, 10S3 Pacific at.

Gustav Meyer, 443 Lincoln pi. John O. Bllmm 365 St. John's pL Daniel Donohue, 976 Dean st. Joseph Meyer, 1152 Atlantio av.

Walter C. Werner, 118 Putnam a. Ernest J. Mora, 359 St. John's pi.

John W. O'Neill, 824 Classon av. George Manning, 413 St. Mark's av, Gcnnaro Varaturo, 1004 Atlantio av. Joseph Piccolo, 619 St.

Mark's av. Mortimer Epstein, 422 St. Mark's av. Nadlo J. Del Papa, 701 Franklin av.

Charles Groll, 661 Classon av. Joseph W. Graf, 479 Park pi. Harrison B. Dwenger, 1068 Union at.

Henry A. Sussman, Jewish Hospital, St. Mark's and Classon avs. Aage J. W.

Hcgner, 1102 Dean at. Clro Garglulo, 440 St. Mark's av. Peter Hoddowlck, 436 Prospect pi. Vincent Esposlto, 758 Franklin av.

Mortimer Pierce, 477 Park pi. Morris Kaplan, (23 Washington av. George Wollenweber 1069 Dean sL Stuart J. Marvin, 601 Park pi. Pasquale Natale, 635 Classon av.

Frederick W. Fahlbuach, 1390 Bedford av. Russell A. Woodson, 1025 Pacific st. John J.

Russell 764 Classon av. Hazcn E. Master, 345 St, John's pi, William Ziv, 1604 Bedford av. Joseph F. McGrath, 688 St.

Mark' av. Joseph Carney, 677 Franklin av. John A. Hofmann, 637 Park pU John C. Fallon, 685 Park pi.

Raymond Atwater, 633 Lincoln pL Mcolanglo Fornaro, 342 St. Mark's av. Joseph Wolff, 691 Park pi. Edward H. Lauterbach, 820 Classon av.

Edgar Curtlss, 16 St. Charles pi. Thomas J. Wolsh, 442 Prospect pi. Leslie B.

Benson, 573 St. Mark's av. William E. Kllnge 84 Downing at, Edwin L. Benz, 126 Quincy st, Edward C.

Lux, 692 Prospect pi. Frederick Bell, 414 Franklin av. George J. Best, 373 Prospect pi. Louis Poveromo, 616 Grand av.

Raymond A. Sunderlln, 494 Prospect pL Charles A. Clolery, 986 Bergen st. Michael W. Koegan, 468 Franklin av.

Harry M. Kornbluth, 321 Eastern Parkway, DISTRICT 80. 468 Humboldt Street, The following men have been certified for service: Joseph Lach, 307 Stagg st. Caslmler Denny, 320 Stagg st. Johit J.

Canavan, 105 14 Conselyea It. Thomas Dugall, 955 Grand st. William Roach, 14 Bogart St. Casper Cuuonza, 1071 Flushing av. Antonio Boronskl, 614 Morgan av.

John Boyl, 257 Meserole st. Tony Trotter, 21 Bennett st. Benny Cohen, 9 Bogart St. Michael Caruso, 407 Humbold sU Michael Riley, 187 Frost St. Frank Gabriel, 296 Maujor St.

Thomas Kelly. 220 Moeker av. R.iphole Marlzlno, 18 Parker st. Delia Parte Conea Loulgl, 87 Morgan av. William Gabriel, 853 Grand st.

Alton 7.0 Merlo, 836 Grand st. Gustav Kelncr, 265 Stagg at. Henry Govothardt, 327 Stagg st. Thomas Gallagher, 141 Conselyea it John Shea, 254 Jackson St. Louis B.

Menck, 273 Meserole at Joseph Cesparo, 3 Maspeth av. Mcholns Dehatt, 261 Scholes st. Louis Hock, 242 Devoe st. Robert B. Hutchlns, 43 Bushwlck av.

Joseph Martin, 978 Metropolitan av. Totora Deorato, 7 Old Wood Point road. Peter Kadelback, 16 Olive st. Antonio Damato, 15 Maspeth av. Joseph Aluckenlcz, 1087 Grand at.

The following have been exempted or discharged Angelo Norra, 168 Jackson at Joe Dl Blese, 163 Withers st. Vlncenso Mllone, 247 Frost st. Peter Spancl, 151 Withers t. Conrad Herring, 675 Johnson av. Fred Hass.

229 Cook st. Bluzel Bezpollok. 241 Moore St. Charles Sagus, 498 Morgan av. Frank Frollo, 247 Frost St.

Ooorgo King, 261 Devoe st. Hyman Appclbaum, 966 Flushing av. Karl Keuerkewycz, 514 Morgan av. Salvatore Catalanotto. U'88 Flushing av.

Vinccnzo Falnzzolo, 260 Stagg st. Frank Mikolowski, 945 Grand st. Juke Pochowltch, 270 Selgel st, Philip Herbert, 241 Scholes St. Paul Kozak, 246 Varlck st. Charles Slack, 180 Frost at.

Giuseppe Laplna, 423 Humboldt st. Joseph Schneider, 977 Metropolitan av. Olaconia Loalnno, 118 Klngsland av. Antonio Lottlerl, 163 Frost St. Joseph Brecht, 75 Morgan av.

Domenlck N'lgllacco. 186 Frost st Pletro I.uechl. 81 Ilesdel St. John Rasswitz, 144 Richardson it. Gustav John Stnhl, 265 Maujer st.

Frank Seehack. 147 Watcrbury St. Louis Barter. 68 Grattan st, Joe Pranaltz, 133 Thamon st. Jacob Schaefor, 16 Thames st.

Oono Trczza, 183 Withers st. Joseph Bralca, 338 Leonard st. Cnlogero Callotto, 1069 Flushing av. Potcr shalnk, 243 Mooro st. James Henry, 285 Devoe St.

(leorgo Alpers, 31 Lnmbardy at. Theodore Hoyt, 199 Jackson st. Bam Krltzer. 1057 Flushing av. John Adam Wernedorfer, 316 Stagg it.

Glovnnnl Magglo, 83 Debevolse av. Joseph Wunsch, 807 Maujer St. Rocco Frojce, 2 Thames at, Nicholas Falco. Manhatttn av. Kamucl lm "io Andrew Jvnrn.li.

009 Htagr Human Valijeu. 4-li "li.ihani av. Samuel Gerstal. J39 Powers St. Atlolph MykonYkl.

85 Iteadel St. Stifar.o Cauozzoll. 186 Witbels St. I P.uben Sacks. 146 Grartan st.

Fred W'ldmanii. 895 Grand St. Fred Magllentl. 2S Stagg ft Vincent Agate. 9U Metropolitan av I Louis Schncld.r.

26 Catharine st. Frank Lisa, 94 9 Grand st. William Bauer. 995 Flushing av. Joseph Schelbel, 455 Bushwlck av.

Frank Hamilton, 273 Maujer st. Anthony Beubert, 951 Grand st. Claims for exemption by the following men have been denied: Howard Lance, 35 Klngsland av. Frank Gruman, 263 Humboldt st. Tony Arplno.

18 Vandervoort pi. William Schaeffer. 16 Judge st. Charles Galuzil, 104 Klngsland av. Charles Richard Groffarth, 248 Scholes St.

Joseph Manclewnna, 18 Vandervoort pi. Walter Errlck, 172 Richardson it. Almeda Corel, 19 Rock st. Martin Agostlno. 10 Harrison pi.

James Williams, 81 Varlck av. Michael Luechese, 249 Morgan av. 1 Anton Kupferle, 20 Judge st. Carmine Slvleler, 971 Flushing av. Louts Levins, 440 Graham av.

Frank Cremora. 1059 Flushing av. DISTRICT 02. Bedford Avenue and Monroe Street. The following men have been certified for service i Edward J.

Farrell, 846 Clifton pL Prank B. Mitchell, 106 Herkimer it. Desire Victor Baureau, 183 Herkimer it Thomaa I. Shrlver, 1121 Bedford av. DISTRICT It.

180 Graham The foUowlng men have been certified for service: Hyman Jacobs, 819 South 4th at Nathan Ruderman, 193 Scholes at Carlo Caparelle, 46 Stagg at. Julius Pollack, 858 South 3d it Morris Hoch, 310 South 3d st Tony Atria, 142 Scholes at. John Valentine, 89 Scholes it Louis Sandlers, 893 South 6th at Philip Chesln, 75 Johneon av. Benjamin Ferraia, 148 Scholii at Herman Hagkln, 32 Meserole it Walter Klslow, 34 Stagg st Herbert Ouaekenbush, 122 Stagg it Louie Llndauer, 166 Manhattan av. Henry Beehn, 13 Scholes st Isidore P.

Weiss, 76 Johnson av. Louis Naboshke, 810 South 4th at Joseph Baronna, 136 Scholes st. Laurato Franchlda, 145 Scholes et Samuel Maglt, 387 South 4th st. Julius Ludwlg, 330 Broadway. Pleter Boothertiez, 60 Ten Eyck st.

Abram M. Reich, 40 Clinton st Manhattan. Fred Adelman, 77 Stagg st. Joseph Hefner, 215 Graham av. Tony Saladlno, 156 Stagg st Morris Goldapcr.

385 South 4th at Ellas Gottlieb, 384 South 2d st. Jacob Aclamanea, 27 Scholes St. Peter Levlnsky, 866 South 2d st. Joseph Schuster, 22 Montrose av. Benjamin Goldflnger, 837 Broadway.

Paul Baar, 293 Hooper st. Thomaa Nolan, 301 South 4th it Charles T. Walters, 176 Ten Eyck st Ellas L. Berkman, 893 South 6th st Nathan Klrmayer, 392 South 3d at John Anta, Ii Montrose av. Charles Ruehl, 104 Scholes it K.

Stallln, 201 Scholes st. Benjamin Moskowltz, 25 Stagg st John Klrchner, 346 South 3d st George Wolpert 101 Scholes st. Louis Brettichnelder, 18 Meserole at Jacob Levy, 331 Keap st. John Greszo, 202 Stagg at Tony Baium. 26 Scholes st.

Samuel Abend, 72 Scholes st William Cohen, 168 Meserole St. Alex Gambltsky, 147 Stagg st. Nathan Werthelmer, 377 South 4th it Benjamin Selgel, 857 Souuth 6th st Patrick O. Slmmi, 392 Lorlmer st Harry Shelter, 2929 W. 29th st, Coney Island Ben Boklerm, 120 East 4th it, Manhattan.

Louis Hoel, 291 Hooper st. Edward Caruso, 182 Graham av. Bartholomew Catalano, 218 Stagg at Matya Rauch, 204 Ten Eyck st. John Miller, 886 South 3d st Anthony Leone, 219 Scholes st. Vincent Carcedonna, 182 Meserole it Radlor Dorakeny, 143 Meserole et Benjamin Hltzlg.

200 South 3d at Inthony Russo, 176 Montrose av. Oddo Rocco, 229 Humboldt st Charles Klrchner, 371 8outh 6th at Benjamin Werchier, 301 Hooper st. Jossph Shapiro, 893 South Third at Nicholas Amato, 170 Meaerole it. Jacob Sharfsteln, 356 South Id at, William E. Miller, 3(0 Hooper et.

Manes Zuberman, 79 Johnson av. Galtano Cudla, 198 Scholes it Antonio Malsesl, 201 Scholes st Jacob Rtchgat, 287 Division av. Harry Becker. 402 South td it Louis Laltman, 79 Johnson av. August Pasatlert, 176 Stagg it Paul Vise, 178 Meserole st.

Joseph Mallsky. 138 Metropolitan av. David Rosen, 400 South 3d st. Michael Bossert, 93 Scholes st. Sam Ylralnofsky, 353 South 4th at Louis Walllant, 212 Ten Eyck st Morris Bernstein, 863 South (th at Frank Kroemer, 333 South 5th at.

Peter Mlstretto, 199 Graham av. Adolph Aberle, 78 Montrose av. Joseph Dale, 16 Meserole st DISTRICT SO. New Lots and Schenck Avenues. The foUowlng men have been certified for service: Irving Antell, 486 Alabama av.

Henry E. Brlcker, 801 Blake av. Moses Davis, 418 Sheffield av. Irving Flnkelsteln, 903 Livonia av. Morris Gottlsman, 446 Alabama av.

Nathan Oreen, 666 Warwick it Max France, 410 Bradford av. William Kraui, 401 Alabama av. Morris Levlne, 757 Georgia av. Phllx Mechadowltsh, Llnwnod A Cozlni its. Sam Slatln, 353 Newport av.

Julius Schecher, 498 Vermont av. Harry Rubin, 442 Newport av. Albert Topper, 636 Vermont av, Irving Miller, 803 New Jersey av. Maurice, Rauck, (03 New Jersey av. Louis Bloom, 393 Alabama av.

Tony Capplllttl, 877 Hendrlx st. Joseph Greenberg, 649 Williams av. Louis Bchoen, (49 Williams av. Max Vldensky, 469 Alabama av. DISTRICT 83.

Howard Avenue. Near Prospect Place. The following men have been certified for service: Robert Samuels, 1721 Union av. Harry Ball, 226 L'tlca av, Frank H. Constable, 1481 Sterling pL Theodore L.

Meyers, 13 Buffalo av. Lson Garflnkli. 1765 Park pL Fred Kohler, 1749 Dean at Abe Aronaon, 1939 Bergen it Angelo Ferrano. 478 Ralph av. Louis Bobrowsky, 404 Saratoga av.

Joseph Krollczkl, 30(6 Paclfio it QUEENS DISTRICT 184. Jamaica. The following men who failed to appear for examinations have been certified for ervlce: Edwardd J. Fltihtigh, 734 Ellsworth av, Richmond Hill (In service), Charles Stanfleld, Jamaica Racetrack. David Richards, Jamaica Racetrack.

Thomas W. Wlttaksr, 167 Franklin pi, Flushing. Thomaa T. Monsees, Liberty and Washington avs, Ozone Park, William S. Callaghan, 41 Lefferts av, Richmond Hill (In service).

Douglas P. Sage, 100 Cooper av (In ssrvioe). Benjamin Neloleas, Farmers av (In aervlco). Philip H. Nophan, Jamaica Racetrack.

Francesco Longabora, 21 Sackett at. Frederick Mela 12 Brenton av. Patrick J. Rogers, 66 New Tork av (In service). Charles Woccius, 230 South at.

Paul R. Keyser, 14T Union av (In aervlcs). Joseph Makegan, 266 Beaufort at, Wood-haven. Cyril Beyco, 314 Barolay st. Flushing (In service).

Wllllsm H. Brlggs, 329 Chestnut st, Richmond Hill (In service). Baston Fleming, 36 Evergreen it Charles Fettl, Woodhaven. John D. Kerns, Bell Court, Bayslds (In service).

Kunrad Grtzer, 237 South it Theodore B. Smith, 286 Barclay it, Flushing In service). Georgi UtK, Lapgmu.lert 88 Prospect it, IT A IMF MM VHP! 174.... 177.... 121 146 242 266 83...

84 lot) (jq 6185 86. 87. 88. 82 101 151 190 QUEENS COUNTY. 181 158 556 NASSAU COUNTY.

3 290 District 14. (Continued Lewis Mconlra, 441 Adclphl st Herbert J. Klnschrf, 66 Greene av. George D. Maynard, 837 Fulton St.

Benjamin Simmons, 464 Adelphl at. Arthur Brown. 581 Carlton av. Terrence Sullivan, 98 Underbill av. Samuel W.

Johnson, 388 Waverly av. Phillip Fluhr, 810 Pacific st. Joseph M. Hadley. 14 8th av.

KUllppo C-insa, 885 Dean st. Thomas Brlen, 113 Prospect place. John F. Collins, 354 Prospect pi (In service). Charles K.

Titus, 90 Greene av (In service). A. M. Macintosh, 2S3 Sterling pi (In service). J.

W. Harrington, 2ui St. Mark's av (In service). Dennis A. Collins.

877 Dean st. Wm. M. Napier. 185 Park pi (in service).

Frank Jordan, 455 Carlton sv. Anthony Dcmpsey, 962 Atlantio av. William E. Summers, 241 Prospect place. John McCahill, 565 Vanderbilt av.

Michael J. llarrigan, 6S5 Bergen St. Henry M. Lopez, 304 park pi. (In service), Kenneth Weeks, 472 Vanderbilt av.

Jesse M. Bailey, 653 Washington av. Joseph Munda, 481 Adelphl St. Howe S. Allnut, 121 6tli av.

Edw. A. Nelson, 332 Grand av. Kanry Osman, 112 Prospect place. E.

P. Wilson, 261 Prospect place. Charles B. Nelsin. 212 St.

Mark's av. John Finen, 726 Bergen st. John T. Hoole, 20 Butler pli'ce. Patrick Harford, 638 Classon av.

iiunv TMiillin JfiQ av. I Much W- Morgan. 207 Sterling place. DISTRICT 47. Hancock near Bedford Av.

The following men have been certified for service: Nuthan J. Valerl, 388 St. Mark's av. Edward (1. Lynch, 1392 Bedford or 487 Greene av.

Frank A. Martlno, 625 Grand av, or 615 St. Mark's av. Harry A. Hays, 487 St.

John's pi. Robert S. Hanson, 78 Putnam av. Robert Geraghty, 444 St. Mark's av.

Ernest A. Johnson, 493 Prospect pi. Stephen J. Lanigcn. 567 St.

John's pi. William V. Glaser, 1025 Pacific st. Harry Riemcr, 457 Prospect pi. James J.

Ward 47 Putnam av. Oscar Gutman, 592 Prospect pi. John J. Copley, 1124 Bedford av. The following men were exempted or discharged: Edward L.

Kenna. 992 Bergen st. Joseph Phelan, 421 Prospect pi. William A. Harse, 459 Prospect pi.

Manuel Perez, 378 St. John's pi. Lelghton Montgomery, 841 St. John's pi. William S.

Wolcott, 69 Madison st. Thomas M. Whalen, 8:8 Washington av. Milton Rothest, 810 Washington av. George J.

Quailey, 1087 Union st. Antonio d'A. M. Gomes, 35 Monroe at Christopher Ivers, 626 Sterling pi. David Felner, 1143 Fulton st.

Edward C. McDonough, 726 Franklin av. Hubert A. Jest, 1157 Fulton st. Louis Benjamin, 140A Lexington av.

Paul G. Cbristensen, 728 Franklin av. Saturday Brooklyn 8.50 MEN 1fmmWK" II'WIMIIb lirfTff i Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard i Boys' Girls' School Shoes at Moderate Prices they have the correct orthopedic shape and allow the growing foot to develop naturally Fulton Street, TO SELL children's shoes implies a responsibility to parents fully recognized by Cammeyer. The importance of buying the proper shoes for children cannot be overestimated. If the growing child wears proper shoes there is no possibility of having foot troubles later on.

By "proper" shoes we mean shoes built OVER FIFTY-FOUR years of specialized thought and experiment have resulted in the children's snoes we illustrate below. Every shoe is scientifically constructed and may be relied upon to aid the growing foot by giving support where support is needed. All this has been accomplished without sacrificing anything in style. In a word, then, Cammeyer children shoes embody recognized principles of orthopedic construction, with style, comfort, and, of value characteristics of every Exceptional Value Saturday Women's Lyons Velvet Hats In large, medium and small shapes, black and colors, trimmings of wings, burnt goose, ornaments and fancies. WiM 1 IW I I i I 13 41 El IW 1 Special FOR I I I (over orthopedic, natural intended.

I 13 Illustration at left. Child's Gun Metal and Patent Leather Button and Lace Shoes 6 to 8 $2.50 and $3.00 8 2 to 11 $3.00 and $3.50 to 2 $3.50 and $4.25 Tan 1 i shape lasts that shoe bearing Illustration in center. Boy's Stub-Proof Shoes in Gun Metal Calf, Sizes 1 to 52- $3.50 9 to ISH $2-75 A new pair will be gladly given if the Stub-Proof Tip does not outlast the sole. The Shoe at left also in Russia Calf Lace and coupled course, fullest the "Cammeyer" imprint. Illustration at right Misses' Gun Metal Calfskin Lace Shoes $4.00 Button PROTECTION against chilling of the body; often a (fore-runner of colds, pneumonia and rheumatism.

Famous over half a century for its superior qualities. garment shaped to the figure and guaranteed not to shrink. 3 Glaslenbury Two-Piece, Flat Knit Spring-Needle Underwear is made in fifteen grades, several weights of 9 fine wools, worsted and merino. drawer bands on all except $1.50 grade. Gray Won1' winter weight per gnrmont SI.ITO Sn- ral Ura)' winter weight per garment 2.011 Natural Gruy Woof, winter weight per garment 2.2(1 Natural Gray Wool, light weight per garment l.nll imp.

Natural Gray Worsted, light weight per garment 2.011 liray Australian Lambs Wool, light per garment t.M i i u'orsted. medium weight per garment 18.28 A ll. Natural Giuy Australian Lamb Wool, winter weight. per garment 8.74 1 For Sale by Lending Dealers i ROBERT REIS CO, Wholesale Distributors, New York Write for booklet sample cuttings. Yours for the asking.

Dept 47. GLASTONBURY KNITTING COMPANY, Glastonbury, Conn. 6 to 8, $3.50 to 11, $4.00 lV2 to 2, $5.00.