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armistice Speeds
Insurance Plans
For War Veterans
? Men With Policies to
Get Chance to Change
to Peace System
Women Eligible, Too
Members of Nurse Corps to
Have Same Rights as Sol?
diers and Sailors
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.?Prepara
?ions by the government for reinsur
?n.'the lives of soldiers and sailor?
on their return have been hastened by
?he signing ?f ,ho armistice.
It is certain each of the 4,250,000
..,en in the military or naval service
now holding voluntary government in?
surance will be permitted within five
vears aft<*r peace to convert it with
?ur. further medical examination into
ordinary Hie, twenty-payment life en?
dowment maturing at the age of sixty
two, or other prescribed forms.
filia insurance will be arranged by
the government, not by private com?
panies. The cost is expected to be at
[??st one-fourth less than similar
forms offered by private agencies, be?
cause the government will pay all over?
head expenses, which for private com?
panies is 17 per cent of premium re?
ceipts; will save solicitation fees and
bear the ri.^k resulting from wounding
or weakening of men while in service.
The government will arrange to col?
lect premiums monthly or for longer
periods in advance. This may be done
through postoffices. The minimum in
?orance to be issued probably will be
?l.OOO and the maximum S10.000, with
anounts between those sums in multi
pi.- of $.00. There will be provision
?or payments in case of disability as
?ell as death, according to the tenta?
nte plan.
The insurance may be purchased by
any soldier, sailor or marine and by
?omen members of the army or navy
?arse corps if they already hold gov?
ernment- voluntary life insurance.
About 95 per cent, of the 4,500.000
men in the service are covered by this
insurance, which expires after they go
back to civilian life and cease paying
premiums. ?
This is the system devised to replace
the old pension plan.
Thus will be created ont the govern?
ment's emergency war insurance bu?
reau the greatest life insurance insti?
tution in the world for peace times.
Out of the experience gained may
?ventualy develop expansion of gov?
ernment insurance to old age, to in
dustrial and other forms of insurance,
officials say.
Regulations for reinsuring returning
oldiers and sailors are being framed
by an advisory board, consisting of
Arthur Hunter, actuary of the New
York Life Insurance Company; W. A.
Fraser, of Omaha, of the Woodmen of
the World, and F. Robertson Jones, of
the workmen's compensation publicity
bureau, o? New York.
Plans also are under consideration
for allowing beneficiaries of men who
have died or have been killed in the
service to choose between taking
monthly payments over a period of
?wenty years or to commute these pay
?ent.i in a lump sum.
?
More Americans Listed
In German War Camps
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.?A list of
irisoners in German prison camps (?was
?aiounced to-day by the War D?part?
ant as follows:
At Schloss Zeell?Lieutenant Clar?
ence M. Young, Valley Junction, la.
At ?.mp unknown?Lieutenant Will?
iam Henry Wiley, Hartford, Conn;
Lieutenant Don R. Harris. Arden, N.
C; Lieutenant Walter E. Martin, Mount
Carmel, 111.
At hospital ( Bruedcrhaus)?-Lieuten
::t William H. Mooney, Columbus, Ind.
At Camp Viilingen?Captain Benja
II Burpee, Manchester, N. II.
At Camp Dusseldorf?Lieutenant
1. rouchstone, Laurel. Miss.
Lnlisted men are:
Repoited wounded at Reserve Hos
Mtal 3, Stuttgart?Alvin Budlong,
?larinette, Wis.
At Limburg?John Lioyd, Morrilton,
Ark.; Lauritis P. Sorenson, Great Falls,
Mont; Frank William Norton, Will
smsport, Penn.; Max James Rohl, Erie.
Penn.
At Stendal?Michael T. Galvin, 199
Hichard Street, Brooklyn; Francis G.
Sendereon, 565 Forty-ninth Street,
mooklyn; Edward S. Browne, 1051
Madison Street. Brooklyn; Frederick
''. Lippert, 446 Franklin Avenue,
Brooklyn : Arthur V. Lamar, 55 Fifth
?v.enne, Brooklyn; Edward E. Elford,
u3 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn; Clair H.
*isher, East Glastonbury, Conn.; Frank
teant, 9105 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn;
f-ugene Dillman 18 Patchen ?Avenue,
Brooklyn.
At Alexanderine Strasse Hospital,
?erlin--John A. Crenshaw, Clover, Va,
At Cass?:l?Charles N. Price, Fred
'ncktown, Ohio; Frank Kulesczek,
Trenton, N. J.; Lewis Marvin Bell,
ntteburgh; Felix Kusbarskis, Utica,
At DarmRtadt^-Albert L. Findley,
Andaluaia, Ala.
.At Langensalza?Charles R. Rohrer,
?ittman, Ohio; William Tienzien,
Richmond Hill, Long Island; Sam
N"erc, luly.
At Rast?tt -Frederick R. Hydo.
.-?"-'ter, Vt.; George W. Deitschle,
?boa,Ohio; Michael Grynko. Pitts
J^Sh; Ignac Kaczmarck, Cleveland,
?Jaio; Thomas Caster, Wcsternport,
Jju-' Gustave Teisser. Coraopolis,
I"1 n-, John Ronhaar, jr., Oak Harbor,
?ash; Christ P. Christensen. San
^wneiaco; Stephen A. Trojanovich,
, 'han, Co:.; M,chael J. Manning. Bel
'?? Falls, Vt.; Taylor C. Scott.
2*?nto-?-n, p]a . Asburv Travers,
?*<?> Haven, Penn.; Grover C. Felgar,
wttdale, Penn.; Joseph Dutkas. Chi
?to; Charles E B?!hm, Oley, Penn.;
tor0** A Flceman, Erie, Penn.;
^''?m Elmer Hershey, Carlisle,
*,-*>*>?; John .1. Fitzpatrick, Dubois,
vIp Ch*rl'e p*- Lewis. North East,
;?''?? Cnar?? Ku??er, Aurora. Ind.;
JW ??or^r., St. Clair, N. Y.; Randall
?TWy Seefky, North East, P?'nn.;
J"? '??'ilman Davolt, Elkhart. Kan.;
;.,Jrn"r"l S. McLauj-hlin, Erie, Penn.;
gttk ZieNki, Buffalo; William II.
3__M"_ Ba!,k' N. J*, John M. Ben
?5: _???ff?lo; Carl F. Wagner, 172
?j"- Ninety-third Street. New York;
?T7 B. Lenz, 887 Suydam Street,
hZ 7T' Ch?r'^s William Gram. Erie.
Bel?r hn Gr?". Philadelphia; An
J,? ^?mpotaro, Derby, Conn.: Thomas
?>?m*y, South Boston, Maas.; Wac
S5? i__!ckl*' Bride?bol?i P?*?-? J?-5
rw^f unknown- Arthur Arlington
har?ai "_*?? Kan". Homer E. Harris,
W?pd', Mo*= Clifton Mclntyre,
'?**? wrk*' N E>.: Clvde Farley,
???. ;?? Mo4 David Fowler, Industry
?j f?***- Clark, Guilford. N. Y; 0.
"*k ? T?**d<>. N. Y; Charles Ad
*?'n_irr?wn,vil!c? fa1- Clyde Durkill,
H?rt ??.'? lt*.\ Joseph Burano, 791
&?*??.. Brook>y??; Williarn H.
Cr,I1?,lW". P?"*..; Theros Cat
*il? u0tt*v,|l?. Perm.; Thomas J.
W__n ?"-?n- Penn.; John Adam
The Casualty List
Continued from sixth pape
MEN OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES
ITALY:
A RATO. RAFFAELE, Albanese (M).
BONGIORNO, John. Cropotti (M).
CM.LSO. Nicolo, Ascoli (M).
LUCHESSE, Giuseppe Fu Lutgi, Ver
barara ( K ).
DE BLAS!. Frank. Palermo (M).
MOOINERO. Domenco. Province of Di Sa?
lerno ( M ).
Qt'IROLO, Angelo, Certemoli (K).
PAGLIARONE, Domenico. Di Cheti (M).
SANTACROCE. Jose, Cascerta (M).
VK;R0, John CisteL Francio Arelleno (M).
CERICOLA. Paul, Chiete <K).
PASS ' LOCQUA, Giuseppe, Province Pa?
lermo (D W).
BON AMI. Andrew, Munde, Fortino (K).
CAKLONE, Michael, Ripabottoni, Campo
bassa (D W).
CEA, Nichola, Vato^rardi. Campobassa
(K).
DE PASQUALE, Bernardino, Barlbit
vittok. ,
DELPAGG?O. Giovanni, Crmpoli, Prov.
di Ceramo (D D).
GEORGIANS. Giuseppe, Villagio PelH
?jino, Messina (K).
MANCINI. Lui-?i, Teramo Abruzzi, Mon
torical, Vomano (K).
MARONZI, Giovanni, Valverdt (D D).
NIEDDU, Anthony. Ben hida Pre Sass!
Ri (D WL
OLIVIERI, Clement?, Cadorno, Rome (W).
PRIMOVERA. Pasavale, Tollo di Ctrl?
<K).
PATRONA. Peter D., Preslvlo, Sondrio
ID WL
PAPPALO. Francesco, Porollto, Della
chiesi ?D W).
PATERNI, An-rlllo, Mausa-fiatl, Lucca
(W).
PRASCA, Philip, corp., Trapanl, Lucca
(WL
TRAVAGLINI. Floremo. Rocoascsleya,
Chieti (W).
ZAFORELLI, David. Pratola, Pellgnl
A"uila (K).
RUSSIA :
G?NOOLD. Tsador. Lubin, Poland (K).
SLOWIKOWSKI, Frank. Tarluw, Radom,
Polnnd (D W).
STRAUSS, Alexander. Glowdovich. Minsk
STRAUSS, Alex., Glowdovich, Minsk (W).
J?ATESK?, Franciszck, Anronia (P).
GOTELLI, M., Genova per Cardeni (K).
GOTTO. Frank, Dicaserta (W).
MARRA, F., Province di Avellina (ML
DLIEDIO. Albert, Civitella Messer, R*
mont? (n D).
MANPTNI. Robert, Ottona Mare, dl
Chieti (D W).
MASONI, John, ?g-t?, Villa, Prov. Ber
go'^n (Kl.
SCOLIERI, Giuseppe, Malerato (K).
ENGLAND!
HORN. Leslie W., Heut.. London (K).
HENSHAW, George M., Bedford (W).
IRELAND:
HALLEN, Arthur E., Falrvlew, Clontwf,
Dublin (W).
KENNEDY, PatHck A., Co Wlcklow (M).
SCOTLAND:
FERRIER, Alexander, Farfarshlr. (K).
NORWAY :
REESE. Sam, Opal County (K).
M ALLEY, Thomas, Grecnoch <W).
BRAZ?L:
DU MONT. Jerome F., Sao Paulo (W).
ADAMSON, John, Arbroath (M).
CANADA:
BURKE. Mary A., nurse. Silver Springs,
Saskatchewan (D D).
FREESTONE. Thomas L., Halbrlte, Sas?
katchewan (D W).
KENNEDY, Richard, corp., Newfoundland
(D W).
LOZON, H.. Wallaceburg. Ontario (Wl.
M'INTYRE, Jame;;. St. Andrew's W. On?
tario (ML
SNYDER, Frederick E., Winnipeg. Mani?
toba iMj.
ROSS. Robert, Calgary (W).
MOORE, Albert. J. Alberta (W).
STEVENSON. J. L., corp., -Albert-*. (K).
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
BRYCE, John L., Jamaica (K).
BURTON, Texas B., Sweets Village, An
tif-ia (D D).
RUSSIA :
GALASKA. Stanislaus. Vangrof (M).
MIKELAJEWSKJ, J., Gub Kaliskl (D W).
AUSTRIA:
RZLPKA. Vincent, Skalta (W).
TACIT. Frank, Mezalombardo (D D).
SWEDEN :
JOHNSON, J. N., Ryssy (D DL
MALMGREN. Neis, Veup Kangsmarken
?D W).
.PETERSON, Joseph L., Hjaltaryd, My
rcsjo (K).
SWITZERLAND:
MORF, Ernest L., Berne (W).
TURKEY:
SPONDONUS, P., Tregua, Brussls (D D).
DENMARK:
WHITE, Albert P., Nykohing (K).
GREECE:
SCOPEL?TTES, Demetrys, Sames (K).
NORWAY:
THOMPSON Rcider, Fjordlnd (K).
ALBANIA:
VASEL, Philip, Kortsf? (KL
Revisions
Killed in Action
DURAND, Simeon J., corp., ?95 Aurora
Avenue, St. Paul, Minn.
M'CUTCHEON, James Vf., corr-., Lake
City, S. C.
SPRINGER, Claborn Y., Sumner. Mi;?s.
MAYERS, H. Potter, capt., 107 Leigh
Street, San Antonio, Tex.
Died of Wounds
THOMPSON, George M., sgt.. Manchester,
Conn.
GONZALES, Silvio. Albuquerque, N. M.
Missing in Action
SKELTON, Wesley U.. Taimo, Ga.
Wounded Severely
AARHAUS, A. L., sfrt... Hoquiam. Wash.
M'GARVEY, William 0., corp., Brinsmade,
N. D.
BENNETT, Reuben A., 948 Fortieth
Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
BERNARD. Edward E., 12 Sutton Lane.
Worce-ter, Mass.
BONKS, Chas. M.. Jh.. Sebastopol. Cal.
GRZELECKI, William F.. 209 Bailey
Street, Schencetady, N. Y.
NORMAN, G. L., E. Grand Forks, Minn.
TATHAM. Ralnh,- Burlington. Wash.
THOMPSON, Charles B., 604 West Sixth
Street, Wilmington, Del.
WEAVER. Hugh B., Onarga, 111.
WHITE, Clarence E., Woodlawn, Va.
Wounded in Action (Degree Un?
determined)
BONNELL, 1rs E.. corp.. Goltry. OkU.
BUCK Stewart T., Easton, Penn.
COPATO, Alexander. Bridr-eport, Penn.
HARTMAN, Frank P.. Noble, Okla.
KRUG, Charles E., 121S Polk Street, Ind?
ianapolis, ind.
RISING. Hownrd S., I.ockport, N. Y.
TAYLOR. Roy. Rusbville, Mo.
PENNINGTON, William A., 20 West Paul
Avenue, Trenton, N. J.
HAMPTON. Charlie. Corp., Grassland, Kv,
BEVIER, Frank, corp., 102." Berkshire
Road, Ann Arbor, Mich.
HARTER, Alphonse F., cor ... Campbells
rert, Wis.
SUSANEK. A., bugler. La Mott. Penn.
ANGELIS. Charles T.. mechanic, 152S
Western Avenue. Pittsburgh, Penn.
ANDERS. John W., Lulers. Tex.
ARAGON. T.. Ranches of Tao?. N. M.
ARNOLD, Henry, Louisa, Va.
BKACLEY, Arthur E.. Lookout. Okla.
BETTS, Walter H., Portage, Wis.
BOGUCKI. Walter, Russia.
BROOKS. Harrison S., I.unenburg. Ark.
CARROLL, Will Orvel, i'2S Hervey Stre?-t
Indianapolis.
CELLUCCI, Daniel. 20"* North Sixty
fourth Street, Philadelphia.
COLEMAN. Paris E , Elda. W. Vn.
CONLEY. William Benjamin, 3612 Filber
Street, Philadelphia.
CONRAD, Oscar Henry. St Clair Heights
Mich.
COPE, Travis G.. Rugby. N. D.
CROWLEY. Jeremiah Francis. 247 Dove
Street. Fall River, Mass.
DUNCAN. Thomas W.. Rushing, Ark.
ERNISSEE. Frank, 327 Caroline Street
Roche-ter, N. Y.
FAZIO, Joseph, 1187 Third Avenue, Ea?
Sixty-ninth Street, New York City.
FLYNN, Ernest E., Somerville, Mass.
GEAl'Y, Fred, Shiro, Tex.
GEWIN. Thomas, Blanco, Okla.
GOLDMAN. Charles C, 151C? Clevela-v
Avenue, Chicago.
COLLAS. Andy L.. Steelton, Penn.
GRUDGETSKI, Lige. Bvotnond. Tex.
M ALONE. Edward M., Elizabeth, N. .1.
MILLER. Tracy D., Vesper, Wis.
NE1LSON. Lyle Willard, 2420 Rlversid
Avenue. Minneapolis, Minn.
RAWLS. Cullen. Bogahisa. La.
RYNGWALSKI, Edward F., 160 lumbar
Street, Buffalo. N. Y.
URBANACK. Charles F., Natrons. Pen
WESTLUND, Arvin. Atwater, Minn.
Slightly Wounded in Action
FISH, Irvin W.. lieut.. Matador, Tex.
GRUNTZ. Albert L., corp., 560 Grar
Street Buffalo. N. Y.
CLINE. Grant. Eureka Springs, Ark.
CROSSMAN, Marion, Hot Springs. Ark.
Sick in Hospital
FINK. Calvin A., Mosinee, Wis.
MAMMONS, Joseph, Petersburg, Ky.
MAJIESKI, Walter. 4G7 Thirty-aecon
Street, Detroit, Mich.
WARNECKE, William, Kaukauna, Win.
Returned to Duty
HINTON, Albert, corp., 3145 East Ninet?
first Street. Cleveland, Ohio.
CHAMPION. John, Zwolle, La.
HEISS, William Edward, 682 East 1181
Street, Cleveland. Ohio.
KIGGINS, Abner J., Stockbridge, Mans.
WALLACE. H. R.. sgt.. Clintonville, Wi
BUTLER, Donald Prentiss. corp., 8(
We?t 181st Street. New York City.
SWOFFORD. Jacie A., con'., Moro. Tex.
SPADAFORE. Joseph, wagoner, 18 P.oos
veil Street, New York C'ily.
ALEXANDER, Charley. Custer. Ky.
ALLEN, Lester, Watertown, N. Y.
AUSTIN, Samuel J., Ligonier, Peru.
BANDONI, Giuseppe, Churchill Nev.
BARTMAN, Paul F., 3695 Shenandoi
Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
BELL, G.. 39 Fisher Street, Pontlac. Mic
COX, Wesley, Clinton, Tenn.
RECORDOVA. S. G.. Tishomingo. Okla.
DUMA, Steve, Corry, Penn.
FULLER, Allen, Shnron Centre, Penn.
GOEDECKE, Charles, 1406 Natalia Av
nue. East St. Louis, III.
GRAVES. Ear! L., Livingston. Mont.
GROVER, Harry A., Lakewood. N. J.
HANSON, Ben A., 10135 Huida Avenu
Cleveland, Ohio.
HELMAN, Arnold S., 2635 East Fort
eighth Street, Cleveland. Ohio.
HEWELL. Leon F.. Washington, Ga.
KETTERMAN, Chas. J.. Martlnsvtlle, Ir
LAVIER, Reuben, Midland, Midi.
LEVY, Alfred, 2S6G Boulevard, Jersi
City. N. J.
U THER, J. W., Colfax, Ga.
MIDKIFFE, Holly, 8532 South Carpent
Street, Chicago, Jl!.
RICHARDS, George O., Oaktown, Ind.
TRACEY. John, Coffey. Mo.
VINCITORE, Ciro, 706 De Koven Strc?
Chicago. III.
WARREN, John, 4522 Cottage Grove Av
nue, Chicago, 111.
WELCH, John W., Circleville, Ohio.
WEXLER, Jacob E., 38 Bevel Street, La?
rence Mass.
WHITMAN. Lee U- Elberton, Ga.
Princeton Leader
Dies in Action at
Head of His Men
i
i
- i
Lieut. Benjamin Bullock,
3d, Was Editor of Col?
lege Daily in 1916
Two Other Heroes Fall
Lieut. Clifford West Henry,
Harvard Man, and Private
"Tommy" Purtell Killed
Lieutenant Benjamin Rnllock, 3d,
of the 315th Infantry, was killed Sep?
tember 29 while, leading his troops in
action. Pie was buried in the village
of Nantillois, which his men took soon
after he fell. He was the only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bullock, of
Ardmore, Penn., and was graduated
from Princeton in 1916. During his
senior year he was editor of "The
Daily Princetonian." He was employed
by the Curtis Publishing Company
and was a member of the 1st City
Troop of Philadelphia before going tc
the officers' training camp at Fort
Niagara.
Lieulenant Clifford West Henry, of
the 102d Infantry, was mortally
wounded leading a company against
machine gunners in the St. Mihiel at?
tack September 14. He died October
16. His men had marched ninety miles
to get into the St. Mihiel battle. When
they arrived they had to go in with
inadequate artillery support, their
guns being bogged in the rear. When
the captain of his company fell, Lieu?
tenant Henry rallied the. men and went
on.
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
W. Henry, of New York and Green?
wich. Conn. lie was twenty-two years
old and obtained leave of absence from
Harvard in his senior jear to accept
an appointment to the army service !
schools at Fort Leavenworth. He was j
an instructor at Camp Gordan, Georgia,
until he got an overseas ? assignment
with the "Yankee Division."
Private Thomas Brierly Purtell, of
the 6th Machine Gun Battalion, Marine
Corps, who fought through Chateau
Thierry and Belleau Wood and carried
his mandolin everywhere his pack went,
was killed ?n action October 6. The
tinkle of "Tommy" Purtell's mandolin
had smoothed the way of many rest?
less hours for his comrades. lie waa !
twenty-eight years old and lived with;
his mother and two aunts at 200 West
Ninety-ninth Street. An aunt and an
uncle live in San Francisco. "The b'.ow
is great," said his mother on learning
of his death, "but the cause is greater."
First Lieutenant Theodore Stanwood
Kenyon. of Company B. 306th Infantry, j
was slightly wounded September 27
fighting in the Argonne Forest. He i
was in command of the company j
at the time, and after being wounded !
led his men to their objectives and j
established them there before report-1
ing for treatment.
He is twenty-eight years old, b grad- ?
uate of Harvard in 1911 and of the
Columbia Law School in 1914. He for?
merly was a member of the 7th Regi?
ment an?! was on the Mexican border
with it. He wa" a practising attorney '
with Kenyon & Kenyon, 61 Broadway,
when he went, to the first Plattsburg'
training camp.
Private Arnherst W. Meeker, of Com- |
pany L, 107th Infantry, who died from I
woiiods September 30, was the son of j
Samuel M. Meeker, of 136B Dean Street
Brooklyn, vice-president of the Will-1
iam'burg Trust Company. The young j
man joined an ambulance unit in his
junior year at Williams College. When!
in training ho obtained a transfer to j
the 107th Infantry. He was twenty-two i
years old.
?-.*??
Two Americans Escape
From German War Camp.?*
THIEST, Nov. II i By "1 he A? sociated
Presi l.?Aviator Coymung, of Dea
Moines, Iowa, who was supposed to
have been killed, has arrived here with j
a number of Allied prisoners who sue- ?
ceeded in escaping from Austrian con-1
centration camps owing to local riots.
With him was Paul G. Ratliff, of I
Drew, Miss., who escaped from a pris-j
oners' camp on November 4,
Preference
Dentists prefer Colgate's and people choose it?be?
cause it is efficient as a cleanser and delicious in
flavor. It is free from the strong drugs that make
some dentifrices dangerous?except when your
dentist advises such medicine.
V
tay behind the Service Star!
?for many months?some for years, perhaps. The very men
who have made this country safe for you and me to live in. The
period of demobilization?the weary months of waiting for
transports to bring them back to us?is really a*period of ex?
ile; for with Victory won they are longing for home.
Will you desert them now?or help make their exile com?
fortable, homelike, cheerful?
GIVE-GIVE--GIVE
Until They All Come Home Again
This space donated by
STEIN HALL & CO., INC.
CRUM & FORSTER
NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING CO.
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN

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