The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1919, Page 3

PRESIDENT GRANT IN PORT AFTER STORMY TRIP HOME: ' AIDED SHIPS IN DISTRESS Adamoviteh, whose husband destroye son the Nicholson and whose Johnstown, N. Y. They married in Brest, Phillip C, Gordon Barre, Vt, Troopship Received Received 15 Ap- peals for Help and Stood by Polar Bear in Raging Sea, home is in were of who was’ attached to the repair ship Prometheus, sent home LANDS 4,761 MEN HERE|*i# French bride, The third bride is Philip Kecklikner, She met her Mrs. nd, Stopped Twice While Doctors | Nevat Hospitat Operate to Save Lives— on ney Marine Hero in Brig. at Brest and they came home will live in Phild ade! phia . Two operations were made on the ‘he transport President Grant, five | Presiden the transport | was be t by wind and days behind her schedule time, 4 leave [hohe cf: the: qioet Violone layed by storms and calls for } storms encountered on the vovaga, from other ships, came into port! Henry Craig, a second class fireman, dis $1 homecoming sol- | was stricken with on Feb, 19 and an early to-day and nbarked complement of 4, acute appendicitis cperation was im ( Special Cable Despaten to The Fvaoing World perative The sb hove to while / Coprrigh!, 1919, by the Press Publishing Co (Toe New York W For 2 persons, take Ip out of I y 6 ofelo is morning, | A cablegram from Brest pub- ‘ Pp 5 pulp ow diers by 9 o'clock this morning. Continander “‘Langhorie, Ue7eniey Vegan ina tas oon ek By MARTIN GREEN. Tropike Grapefruit, add 12 white The Grant sailed from Brest on} surgeon, with the assistance of others, | iad * é (Hah Correependent of The Evening World) 12 walnut meats, 4 diced geon, M W said that General O'Ryan|}) BREST. F . no cherries bd FAs Veb, 8 and on the Way over received | removed the appendix and made a} and staff, with 9,000 men of thell| 2ST. Feb. 25. raarees we iphone : ee not less than fifteen wirclesa calls | Most perfect operation sees, i80h end etch Tatentey Gen. O'Ryan and staff with 9,000 men of the 105th, 06th ie Lak from d eid’ vemels, Of Ince] 2e eee ieaiddeic i Regiments of the Twenty-seventh jjand 107th Infantry Regiments of the 27th Division safled to-day ‘Juiciest Fruit in the World’ eissidi eae ent cede BOs antes i le na i rivate a ee Division, sailed yesterday on the Yon the Leviathan for New York. t : offman of the 97th Marines, Hoft- A a. ‘ ‘ Aiea Whibh wae Sheek the Canes fall Win GHEE Ik the lewvat Balled’ Leviathan baste bate hativde Several transports are now loading with the other units of Polar Bear, 180 miles away the | W ood and gangrene had set in. Bivens Will Saws CANCE the New York;Division and will follow. others were from the Arundo and the | Among the wounded were four New aheald anive le New York early The Leviathan should arrive in New York early next week, — eat Haven, She relayed tte cals | “O'R men: : next week, possibly Monday or [Possibly Monday or Tuesday. = Attilio Cerchiaro of No. 1008 Ual- Tuesday 1am on the Leviathan with Gen. O'Ryan STOP AT from the last two ships to other Ves- | versity Avenue, Company K of th ‘The troops Msted to return on ne : j je and made fo O7th Infantry, was shot in the left the Leviathan are all from Brook: 1. Gs i " . C ’ | algae nea tinne us ts the Mes Oe lyn, Manbattan, the Bronx and Wor. Previc were a New York Guard Divison would not le aT P, apo OSi0'S whose rudder had : speeds ble A Bedhead up-State. arch 4, The ¢ from Brooklyn Manhattan and the Brome, and vie the ¥ Rear, with a cargo. of | *telm No. 11 Rutgers Place, Compa ee Pe Shoe Repairing pues id RRL eV GUI L, 6th Infantry, twenty minutes be- CR idceokaia nases we ec . , h ase Wis REE LEG HI fore the last shot was fired a: Verdun sens or CL Sinus Alene : oP t ° ggatinngiebdah ‘eit Was struc put e hea al de ia N h nshand if phn ed the trough of the sea bette or here iy frederick ° a Ths (oa corres SY 1 Brookiyn a \ 206-208 BROADWAY Three times the President Grant] 4nd ha by, shrapne eric a dott See te ete one ert aca aaah | MUlee Oh CIRM AC HOKE ‘ompany x | The 107th, ay everybody knows i pride of New Y sare | bade alpbebl> | FEE A nee oe oamaet only. to| 10st Infantry, was gassed at Chateati- shear apenblat on ll vcriiea ay ioc Chanel PeSaRittAL . Old Shoes Made Uke 8 snap in the lurch of the transport in] Thierry Aug. 10. John Lahy, 2 , formerly Colonel of the tst Cavalry, The 10; art of the S4th E na y Gen.| Measure oes Mage Like Now the heavy « Finally on Frid -| 244 William Street, Compaay | morning there came a lull in t | Infantry, was shot in the left arm in| sto: the Polar Bear repaired ner Or Argonne Oct. § New rf . HER SHIPS OUE. IN P rudder temporarily and made for| OT! Friendly R a. itis an Bermuda, The President Grant kept] | YORK TO-DA | dly Rivalry Between tod Gone in touch with her for two days until] THe Italian liner Caserta has wire- ief and Soldier Results — | she reached Bermuda and then came|!ased that she will reach Sandy {! in Draw | Ath a) anand tor Neer Sante Hook at 7 o'clock to-night and dock | | aw. | Among the troops on board are the | \e-morrow morning at vi Ei oF tity \$ 00 PER DAY “ : st 57th Street, Sho has 1,607 men, Riva between Deput i rarer et eyelet hpi crt. ame. | Many | aude . BY RADIO FROM LEVIATHAN ot) ted Infante ment on get) (anehiding tho 631 Regiment Coaw ar: | Many ded for He for Heroic Deed seoeem—— | Chiat George Ja: Roem, Nora60 Man | RENTS A Division, the infantry in command ob | tiers rer ue iy ~ oat n Breaking Hindenburg Line | hattan whose station in| al Migpr B.C. Boyd, The 161th reached Ua will be o Lrabrose vane at] ti Saolamne ruck 3 Snr an A High-Class Electric Hrarice in January, 1018, at a time midalght and will dock at 9 o'clock | September. | Staff Correspondent: of The Evening World noe re when the First and ‘Third Divisions '% the morning | oo ee n oadway, and his youn vere padly Sa need of men, Aa a{ The Wilhelmina, with sick and| Commanding officers of the 2ith Coming on Transport With Gen. O’Ryan } ron ff sata eit thi unit the regiment did not get to the | Wounded, is scheduled to reach port | Division, composed largely of up-| 0 in Army ef Occupation in t : ; is w rk Guardsmen. 2; German ‘ front at all, but every one of its men om ia ene bares 1 | State men, have received from France ang His Ne Yo Guard wna RArARAY ABAD: what Maat ane. ot 0. 3, Hoboke: ther , at hatt corr eo Hrening Wor ho epe Wd win h yromotion first has pg, did. To-day there are very few of af |@ list of officers and men cited for REL WATSED: MIRE ODEs TUS EY ORIDS tar nue eb ted raw BE" MS For Two Days. Ask for Rental Dept. the original soldiers who went from | i : Sainte action ducing the |} eight mouths « ront w w York troops and scored one a Phone Bryant 5877 ’ North and South Dakota, Idaho and| Turrialba—La Pal R y tn action during the storm-| : The fireman knew that he was up! ¢ Me lant of es aaimanits aac | Cal ing of the Hindenburg line and sub of the war in the first account of the battle o r promotion and John felt sure Vacuum Cleaners Specialty Co. plement being made up of sick or| Carrilto—Bordeaux, casual officers | sequent eng: Most of the| Chateau-Thierry returning with the 27th ‘ ht to get h rmeant's 1 We St. wounded men sent home. and men, many wounded |men cited are me s of the 105t| ne HAE oh he raviAchna wilds Gen ORYAR” eir letters each inquired ‘The President Grant also brought | New Mexico—Brest, 14 casual of-| Machine Gun Hi n. The names 4 ( BRebeges rent , Pa achasled Gaon other aout i (as eck Gale wan, 14 cs A Rcaaloh iutearteoslviag, SIAton and the 10oth, 106 1 107th Regiments. He has | Monumen os Fablets to Be nbitior John became a officers, the 184th Infantry Brigade Malden Na 21 casuals, in- | follow: prepared @ cription of vTth Division's Erected in Various Sections un n Ds 4 the Headquarters of the 92d Division and | |cluding 17 office Major Robert R. Molyneux, com- Aviat s iia ai will enpear w nade Deputy Chief the 2 naval officers and 30 sailors, — > jmanding 101th Machine Gun Pat- , ; 5 : hy Pe puli tr Subscription, me ‘da RN RINGIRROTERGOGET nome TRANSPORT IN, 11 DAYS LATE, |taliou, in the attack “advanced bie in The Evening World next week. During the prog- | 0 ©) —ee and other, Keorge I AS NAVY DESERTER. pa machine guns to the extreme front at ress of the homeward voyage Mr. Green will send Failure of Borough President ft dr werecenger to gat Into A hero of the war came back « ONSLe MAIR LORE TeRTe PAPE It Otek Bien OGY y OMSL AIAN NR Wireless despatches to The Evening World, Friend nunn of Brooklyn and ¢ basagl Cee é ee Malinhing ee _ prisoner in the brig of the President One Casual Officer, belong inflicted the: Infantry: and of the hould onder The Mvening World trom (Mai John dDelehey, Chaiemad of the | UMP 8 US PER” Une Bee Grant, charged with desertion from| Wleven days overdue trom Bordeaux, | Successfully in shattering enemy lox ive Con den af 4 f teh Join h 7th, two the navy. He ie Cornelius & Fieke |the Japanese steamship Tottor! Maru, |counter attacks,” r newsdealers s0 he 1 not mi he 4 ads and himself finally deciding upon Mustard of No. 2061 Ryer Avenue, the Bronx, |!0W in the American transport servic Major Nathan: H, Egleston, com- gisemy n Green despatche y y ne nD bith Pioneers, The two boys who At the entrance of this country into |{/"V"d off Sandy Hook at 2.27 o'clocle| manding 106th Machine Gun Battal- y = w nt nent | Jo the 7th were killed. John wen Good with Corned the war Con and his twin brother, [mit sremnoon and later an Hore in | tans 16 elisa (or & brave vengnnalss , 1 t Ross be Committee, the memberstiip |!" ae ay Svat pele Beef and Cabbage oth under elghteen, enlisted for ac- |" NS sance near Mount Kemmel, Belgium, | Kehoe, Bernard J. Lynch, Bernard ts) eri inn, dw », Ross Fe ARRRRES bi baa |w ir ended and hiking his way in ng tion. ‘The brother went into the ma. | T2t,oh “rm man on board in a cts | on Sept. 2 and “for pushing his guns | Conway, Benjamin J. Hoyt and Wal d ) Vs, 105th, for : ‘ without a scrate rines and Cornelius into the navy. ual officer real air service who ¥) promptly across the Le Selle River, ter FP. Kiley, Headquarters Company ge, cooln 1 determination |? pat Brooklyn resider ‘| George first enlisted in the old 71 sa e na up the bay ina Vh i h citec " 1 1 Right to France went the one twin ori Maru left Bord 1,/France, in the face of heavy shel! 104th Field Artillery, were ea ; ‘ 4 4 mn War Gon ecunaT MIGiEAIe attached’ (a if d machine gun fire, follows: “For accompanying the | determined 1 1 to pla jon of monuments | the President Grant, where he | NEW CULVER ELEVATED LINE | iret téeut. Sawara 8. Fash, Com. 182 Infantry on the oceasion of the | ihe vicit f Ki ASI Berane Ui ; = Wai aa ace aap actiBa | pany C, 105th Machine Gun Battalion, | assault az Forges Wood, France, | Battle of the H urg 1 Sept. |") days ata aticaine ta Naw Mormatlen & caw T0 BE WN OPERATION SOON for @ “personal reconnuissance under | Sept, 26, 1918, and establishing wir 1 ng in shattering : drips, he deserted and enlisted with| heavy fire on the @ght of Sept communication with their regiment k , t Plans the marines, Capt. Joseph F, Gog- paration for the a this under heavy shell and machine ' Henvtksen and dist Mls rer Plath gen of the 74th Company of the 6th] Constructio nWork to Be Rushed! | a, HABE? Ri sere ane Fis | Oe Bie e mila a loa iaimace tai, i Marines, said this morning that Con “enna ates Charles L, Crovat, Charles B, Se Yonald D. M Fred- | M, Rigel, 10 ; 1 ; ce oR wag one of the best soldiers he had Now That Carpenters’ Strike omaten eben . \ Jay for Ma He fought with the Sixth in ory Is Ended, Hed so that - ' Howard Avan Phierry, Soissons and Belleau Wood.|means that the new Culver Llevated n ar He Finaey Boath Chatr- | In the Jatt tion he was one out! Ra n Brooklyn, from Ninth Ave saipehd Ridataahone sai f Local Dtaft Board of fourteen men of his company of | nue Sth Street toward Isl P deliv t ne Ane W e4 £50 who was not killed or wounded. an be put in fa sree Amy OPS. hie : spade ai od | At St, Mihiel he was in the fight |south Kings Highway within two iy = Bs bn sane : be f uae from Sept, 11 to the Mth and was|three weeks A “ a i tas Oi Sacnand 1ostn:|f adie making for tho marines’ fourth uh-| ‘The strike, which began eariy x De Soldiers to Send Grand Stand Seats to Rela- ., and Cot n dispersing A esteiae jective when he was wounded ant | cember, has postponed i rea nning o 5 s = V ' re machin nh tire c y ‘ d s , Bea (0! a bead Dompitel, At Gatean | enens open ae. SHLYRE Tne: eve tives or Friends—Whalen Announces inter a this on Se} 114, Armory plan to take subserip Capt, Goggen was wounded and Con|sum in int as w result of the prac Distribution Plan. 1 a t was one of those who dragged hit off |t mpleted structure anding Priva " us J. MeCarreil A Pa ne | the fleld t opafety, In Paris, after n the ike 8 bar the com Grover Whalen, ia j ‘aalenaand 105th hile i “ Corporal in y = { his captain, who jaded him for his Hacer gd Fo yea Pa : © bave t 4 even | 1403 I nie } great work, and th broko down Bre car | ee eenrRGnS MMORETE GF OOM The M ( ' f 1 Albany i P | ind confessed +! had run away sad; .with whlen | ‘uedlele relatives: oF men wgunizing a suff of d Pr net: | Leng as called 4 meeting to-nig | from the navy to wet inte action and 4 of the ind* 77th Divisions w will w 1 5 i idle pie to find his brother, of whom he has — who do not receive tickets ad r t ! ! a sha : not heard a word SQUARE IS NAMED FOR FINN mitting them to grandstand seat and 3 L 1 re} HN There was nothing to be done but *) om the day of the parade of these The ott Latribu ee madthne nt r \ Heig | to surrender Con to the President | son of “Mattery Dan,” Killed Fight-| “/Visions can lay blame to the Ca M Cam t a Siw spe it e 4 Grant when she arrived: on the other ing With Old 69th, Honored, men in khak where the two d Ik mn a) now { side, and while he came home a pris- antares mow ihariama ok cha The Mayor's Committee of We will be @ at = tory of his work was known Broadway, Varick and Franklin Streets, | ging to see to nan ¢ cuptain tw k ahs es ; ; back again, the | throughout the ship, Cupt. Goggen, ‘named as a tribute to the memory of| in both divisions wo | « gia ' v Child of the Housewives who hails from Boston, M pread | Philip § un, son of “Battery Dan?) ticket an Ka ptai \ ways commanded t, And the hope now is that the!Finn, who was killed in France while! The t michicue numbered tla ance his pany without raion Commitee + - just “ Woe leusentens vase of young Fiske can be constued |flhting with the 195th (old 69th) Kegi- | and ent holder to a ecoivg et dey 1,000 Mritinh Listed as a t a wae » that it won't appear to be deser- Me! grandstand res@rved seat, will ¥ A abe t ra erst LD tion from the navy, since he went) | Bie resolinan. te: change toe bapa delivered into the hands of each | trib will " ¢ » ‘ ¥ . § Wench this page 9 from one branch of the service 0 ane ee eat ya eoaesed by tha | Soldier in each division, |* captain's distr t k asa , other and fought a good fight miced’- ana Sacdau) Banna’ Ti 7 There will also be delivere ppeyhetia ep rR p i i t toard and ned by Acting also be delive to mong his m: n, No mat 1 ‘ 600 Be THREE BRIDES OF NAVAL MEN 4iivce Moran | @ach soldier a stamped envelons | distribution parade Manhattan—"k wan : lianas COME TO NEW HOMES. nn home was within @ short! and a sheet of note paper, so that tickets will begin immediate! RA message over 8 ser pri a he Punt, been as ‘Three bridts came on the President ce of the square christened for| all he will have to do is to inciose upon the arrival of the variou Be dee lien’ eceane tea a xpected that y were alive, he jQnept, They were Mra Stephen the soldier, petty naval officer, In the where both 27THN.Y. DIVISION SAILED TO-DAY; © O’RYAN, 3 REGIMENTS ON LEVIATHAN THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, WORLD’S FIRST NEWS OF THE SAILING OF - THE 27TH The Clrealation Books ets Ores to All.” NEW O’Ryan, Staff and 9,000 Men Here Monday EW York's Old Guard Division, the Twenty-seventh, may be home sooner than an e&ger, ex- pectant city dared to hope. “ToRK? AMERICAN- | and Upstate Men Leave the tickets, write 4 few lines if units of the two divisions, With Maj.-Gen. O'Ryan—Other Transports at Brest Being Loaded With Other Units Will Follow. 105TH, 106TH AND 107TH SAIL; _ OTHER REGIMENTS TO FOLLO \Infantry Units Made Up of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx France on Giant Leviathan ‘tried and failed,” 1919. reel | Was transferred to the s9th and then rejected on account of physical dis- 1919 20 PAGES “Circulation Books Open to All.!*|__ Jability, He applied to his draft board and it put him through. He was with | the 76th Division, XS H. F., in Franse, | DUGRO AS ‘ARBITRATOR. Supreme Justicn Accepts De ton to ve Hallding 7 Supreme t Justice P\ Henry Da- ted the designation of the Emergeney Wage Commission of the THER—Aain, warmer to-night Wedemeay vein | War Department as umpire in connection » with ma’ ‘era in dispute between building workers and their employers.