BED LIKE HEAVEN
} TO PRIVATE QUINN
^Washington Boy Thought He
-Had Died When He Awoke
I in Hospital.
t
Private Arthur T. Quinn.
jfroungest of four sons whom Mrs.
Anna Quinn. Fort Myer, Va., has sent
fro France, woke up in the hospital
&he morning after he was wounded
lie was convinced he had died and
tone to heaven.
- No. it was not the seriousness of
*is wound, or delirium, or anything
ike that. It" was the "feel" of being
A a clean bed and between the first
Tjheets he had seen for seven months.
rynu tne signt or a pretty Jtrencn
*>urse, who made it her first and forejjhost
job to bring- him a square meal, i
magazine, some cigarettes and a
#; g red rose.
"J*'an you blame him?
vl'rivate Quinn is only eighteen i
jS^ars old. and just before he received |
i^fs hurt he had put in five or six of !
Hie busiest days of his life, he writes :
lis mother. To begin .with, he was
^ck. and only recovered just in time
f> board a truck train with his unit
2Pid ride for two days and two nights,
saving on hardtack and canned
" Jvillie." They rolled off the train,
and sore, to start in marching at j
?rfice. which they did for four days j
wild four nights without a regular
SJcal. munching bread, etc.. as they
Jtfked along. They got where they
?:ere going on the fifth morning just
Vi time to go over the top wet. tired
&hil hungry, but eager and cheerful.
So hot was the action that Quinn's
XJ'atoon soon was being led by a pri?.*te:
every officer had been put out.
-The next thing on the program was
f, severe wound in the hand. Then
^iiinn walked back to where he
c}uld board a truck; rode for twelve
bfurs sitting on the bottom of the
T*hicle; finally landod at an emergency
hospital, and was operated on
* / 12 .',0 that nierht. He staved there
rfro days, then was transferred to an j
A-jnerican hospital, where he stayed j
tyo months and had another opera- ]
rfrji Finally he went to Tours.
5',here he was given light duty for I
r:*e rest of the war.
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w- foldx CnuRf Grip and Influenza. !
f^XATIVK ItKOMO QUININE Tablets remove-;
cause. There is only one "Hromo Quinine."
W. O ROVE'S signature on the box. 30t\?
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!p?I.LINGKR. Albert V . (ireenshurg. Pa.
Wb.NK, Homer A.. Seacard. N.
(UXtTil. John Preston. Allen. S. C.
BOSSECK. IiOraine. l.u Fontuino. Kan.
ItbYLK. Bernard A.. < 'timlxda. Pa. ?
IT? NCE. Francis .1. \V.. San Anseimo. Gal. J
|MiNlGKI. Frank. Newark. N. J.
Cha.MBLKSS. William II.. Oran, Tex.
tUKSLICKI. Waclaw. Erie. Pa. I
G2.ARK. Samuel M., Lancaster. Pa. |
Ltj: FARMS. William. New York, N. Y.
IHKKL. Herman. Bristol. Conn.
HOHRMK8, George. Brooklyn. N. Y.
K* RIGHT. Michael I?.. Rankin. Pa.
FALLS, Victor C.. Fayette, Ala. >
?T\TKS. Millard M.. Hlllsboro. Ore.
CJIEKN. Ray U.. Globe. Ariz. I
HAGEIM'Y. Maynard F.. Corning. N. Y.
HALL. Ebert, Logan. 111.
HARRISON, Clarence R.. Sharpsburg, Pa.
HASTINGS. Eddie, Onterville. Miss.
UKLGERSON. Harold B.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
LsRKAL. John P., Cray. Ky.
.WHNSON. l>ajle E.f Woodburn.Xlre.
HfARPINSKI. Stanley. East Tacoma. Wash.
KKNNKY. Harold XL, Faribault. Minn.
J7ANPGRAF. Louis F.. Sheboygan. Wis.
CARSON. Lawrence K.. Spanish Fork. Utah.
Rt'VY. Rm). Brooklyn. N. Y.
H:HWALI>. Herman E.. Milwaukee. Wis.
AVIS. Harry. Cincinnati. Ohio.
LfUClNG. Ibivid A.. Wellsville. N. Y.
U'TZ. Clarence W\. l.ancaster. Ohio.
XLAIILOF. Robert L.. Sheridan Lake. Col. !
MEAPK. (George B.. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. !
VAVE. Amil. Moline. 111. I
MKRKRPING. George \W. Zent. Ark.
<?XKILL, Patrick E., Great Falls, Mont.
riCARO. Vincent F.. Northboro. Mass.
nil ETT. HukIi W.. Cleburne. Tex.
iy:.VKSECKER, Warren W.. Skidmore. Mo.
SCHAI'K. Chauncey F.. Erie. Pa.
ScHAFFER. George W.. Pittsfield, Mass.
STRONG. Robert C.. Jackson. Miss.
SWAN SON. John, Great Falls. Mont. !
YJKEN, Joseph A.. Sacred Heart, Minn.
WYNN, Rol>ert G.. Michigan City. Miss.
MED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
~~ CAPTAIN:
SHUPE. Henry P.. Cleveland, Ohio.
- LIEFTENANTS:
THOMPSON. Henry C.. Winchester. Ky.
GAPW ALLAPER. Charles F.. Oxford. Neb.
* SERGEANTS:
(TEHRING, Clarence I>.. Campbell, Mo.
3T0SE. John A.. Concord. Mass.
_ CORPORAL:
U, NK. Fred P.. White Haven. Pa.
I We Need I
v :
* a a /-t a a <*
iuia uoicn
!? .>
And
| Diamonds J
?in our manufacturing de- ?
J partment. We will pay cash
? or exchange other merchan- >
v dise for them. ?
We are especially in need >
of Diamonds. If you wish to *>
<5 dispose of yours to the best
^ advantage see us. >
| Adolph Kahn i
J 935 F St. |
_A_*_* *********** ****'*--*..*11*11*L1
: For Saturday Nights
I lim takes his vacation by staying
away from the office Saturdays.
And what a glorious time he does
b*e! He's on the golf links at
serly peep of dawn, and. though I'm
sore' he eats plenty o* lunch at that
nineteenth hole he's always talking
arum, ncs always siarvcu lu ueam
when he gets home. So Saturday
flight's dinner is always that substantial
affair that a hungry man
ne?ds.
~ i f I gave him all he says he wants,
mu'd have to live on brapd and water
0 - the next two weeks. But he's
ne\er hungry when that meal is over
?and the way I do it is to flavor
it ngs with that miracle-worker?
?l SAl'CE. It's wonderful the way
vou can stretch things with that
xauce.
-f or instance, last Saturday, I had
baked veal loaf. 1 took some leftover
\eal and one quarter of a
pound of salt pork, and put them
^Brough the meat chopper. I added
pepper, salt, a cup of dried bread
vfujmbs, half a cup of boiling water,
half a cup of milk, and last, but not
(salt, a tablespoonful of Brand's A1
SA'JCE I mixed it all tqgether,
pressed it into a deep pan, added a
ijarpoonfui of grated onion, covered
wit'# paper and baked it slowly for
tS'tj hours.
-You've no idea how much cheaper
rttar was than any roast could have
Mcl-and how much better. That
B SAUCE is certainly wonderful I
Mj best of all, Jim thinks so, too.
BAND LEADER:
DAWES, Ralph N.. Haverhill, Mass.
MASTER ENGINEER;
BENSON. Robert G., Passaic, N. J.
CHAUFFEUR:
JOHNSON. Herby L.. Edmore, N. Dak.
WAGONER:
PARROTT. George C.. Seattle, Wash.
PRIVATES:
CARROLL. James M.. Mineola, Tex.
JOHMANN, Jacob. Newark, N. J.
KENNEDY. John S.. Elkhart. Tex.
MORRIS. Roseoe, Hazard. Ky.
DIED OF AEROPLANE ACCIDENT.
LIEUTENANTS:
C AH ILL, Matthew L.. Montclair, N. J.
EVANS. Charles T., jr.. Germantown. Pa.
LEONARD. Warren 15.. Creston. Iowa.
DIED OF DISEASE.
COLONEL:
WESTNEDGE, Joseph B., Kalamazoo, Mich.
CAPTAINS:
PRESTON. Lonis. Chicago. 111.
THORPE. Harvey L., I?s Angeles, Cal.
LIEUTENANTS:
CONNER, Clarence F.. Detroit. Mich.
PAKMELY, Miles M., Urbana, 111.
WHITE. Clarence H.. Cohoes, N. Y.
ATKINSON. Henry Morriil, jr., Atlanta, Ga.
BURNS. Harold W., Gary. Ind.
HENRY, Edward G., Oil City. Pa.
HODGE. Samuel W., Los Angeles, Cal.
ROBERTSON. Charles A.. Portland, Oreg.
STEEPENS. Robert Levert. SmttiivlIIe. Tex.
I WILLIAMSON, Philip II., Mount Washington, i
j Md.
AMSPECHER. James W., Apache. Okla.
1)E LOACH. William B., jr.. Camden. S. C. |
I TOUSSAINT, Arthur F. C., New York, N. Y.
f NURSE:
AMUNDSON, Esther. South Montevideo. Minn, i
WEI MANN, Elizabeth N.. Uaddon Heights,
N. J.
SERGEANT MAJOR: 1
SPOLANDER. Carl II., Brooklyn. N. Y. '
SERGEANTS:
DANIEL, J. William. Barnett. Ga.
FAIR. Orbra. I'oteau, Okla. j
IRWIN, Maurice ('., Carbon. Ind. [
(JONES. Samuel C.. Greensburg. Ky.
[ ASHLEY, Roscoe, Louisville, Ky.
A BART. Henry II.. Lincoln. Neb.
j CKANG. Welby N.. Clinton. Okla.
GOENS. Lyman, Bedford. Ind.
HAT'GH. Leo J.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
| HOOKE. Hollis V., Haverhill. Mass. i .
KATZ, Sidney, Albany, N. Y. I :
KRAPP. John E., Lancaster. I*a.
j NEEL. Harold P., Pittsburgh. Pa.
O'BRIEN, William Francis, Amesbury. Mass. j
PATRIt^UIN. Carle ton M.. Waverly. Mass.
i tjUINN, William Frances. Philadelphia, Pa.
SHAW. William, New York. N. Y.
f SMITH. Charles W., Longmont, Colo.
! WESTON. Josie, Fort Mou'trie. S. C.
ALLEN, William II., Seattle. Wash,
i CLAM PITT, Robert J., Salem. N. J.
| COBB. John Walter, jr. Charlotte. N. C.
CUNNINGHAM, James, Highland Park. Mich. I j
DKISCOLL. Cornelius. Buffalo. N. Y.
GLENN. Elsa L., Houston. Tex.
GROVE, William L.. Eggertsville. N. Y. ' J
JONES. Andrew E., New Orleans, La.
PARKS. Willie L.. Rogers. Ark.
REDMOND. Clint, Mercer, Pa.
SCHLIFFKA. Emanuel It.. Canton. Ohio.
SIIUSTER, Henry S.. Newton. Mass.
Ql'IGG. Charles, Eau Claire. Wis.
CORPORALS: j ;
CLARKE. Niles C.. Hartford. Conn.
HYATT. William S.. Barnsville. N. C.
\t,.i.rvv?v \- i ;..v .i.
TEGTMEYEK, Arthur W.. Snnnyside. Wash. I i
1IAKKS. Hurt Del?. Buffalo. N. Y.
HENLEY. John. Iiolden. Mo.
IRWIN. James Corona. X. Y.
PKCHACKK. Frank. Brooklyn. X. Y. j
ROTII. Charles E., Worthington. Ind.
WIER. Clifton. Story City, Iov.a.
DRINKWATER. Leslie E.. Sahattus. Mo.
HUN WOODY, Daniel I>.. Macon. Ga. ! !
HALEY. Horace. Sainaria. S. C. ] ;
FLANDERS. William W.. Waupum. Wis.
GAY, John W.. Pasadena. Cal.
GERKO. Andrew V., Brockton. Mass.
HAFSSLER. Theodore F., Shelton, Conn.
LEE. Worley, Knoxville. Tenn. i
I.YDIKE. Lewis C. C.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Morris. P.iold, Mauston, Wis.
SCAHILL. Chester, Ipswich. Mass.
WALL. Edward It.. Chelsea, Mass.
CURRY. Crawford M.. Johnstown, Pa.
Y.M.C.A. SECRETARY:
EDWARDS. C. C., New York. N. Y. [
CIVILIAN: :
HANSEN, Edward, Paducah, Ky. !
BI'GLERS: I
WADDLE. Leo E.. Vinton, la. I
MILLS, Freman ('., Macon, Ga.
MASTER ENGINEER :
BrRROEGHS. Frank L.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
MECHANICS :
TISH. Clinton E.. Democracy. Ohio. !
I)E.' RMON, John W., Deucette. Tex.
LAJEK, Paul, Ben wood. W. Va.
CRCSAN, Jesse M., Blairsville. Pa.
LUCAS. Charles A., Keokuk. Ia.
WAGONERS:
BOWLAN. Edward P.. Lockhart. 111.
LAWRENCE. Loyt A.. Vernon, Ala.
KADKK. Peter E., Lakeliehl, Minn.
BT'SSONI. Arthur. Cluster. X. J.
LOVING. Ethelhert T., Dillwyn, Va.
STILSON. Lee It.. Saginaw, Mich. i
BAND LEADER:
SHEAFFER. Herman I?.. Fort. Screven, (ia. |
COOKS: I i
DAMFORH. Robert. Irvington. N. J.
KOHI., Vincent II., Reading. Pa.
WHALES, Thomas A., Brockton. Mass.
WAGNER. John. Philadelphia. Pa.
| SCHMIHT. Paul E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
I PRIVATES:
ALLEN. George W.. South Zanesville. Ohio.
BROWN. Joe. Whiteville. N. 1\
FELDMEIER. Joseph J.. St. Louis. Mo.
JAMES, George, Rend, 111. V
Announcing an Exi
Fashionabi
At $7
The Styles Most
and the Newest
Mole-gray kid, taup
mouse kid, fawn cloth
kid, castor buck tof>; n
kidskin, fieldmouse k
glace kidskin, brown
calfskin?and many ot
TJ11S is tilt- most impu
the year. Fortunuti
eral leading Rochest
tories make possible the re
portunities of this big ever
Starting Tomorrow at
I ' .
| Our showing of chas
| ing. Materials include c
| num cloth, patent leather
? skin, black suede and othe
$ BUCKLES are ver
$
| Silk Hosiery, in the
ii
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New Baltimore Store:
JOHNSON. John C., Negaiwiee, Mich. 1
PAYNE. James M.. Knoxville. Tenn. I
PURVIS. Vernon C., Cumberland, la. J
RITCHIE. John. Sparta. 111. C
SULLIVAN, John J., Ne"w Bedford, Mass.
TILLIS, Stanley V., Tampa, Fla.
TURNER, Henry G., Dayton. Ohio.
WATERS, Roy, Lawton. Mich. (
WEN NEIL Horace J.. Delaware Park, N. J.
WHITE. Horace E., Oakland, Cal.
WILSON. David W.. Lorain. Ohio. <
ASHORN. Milton J.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
BAKER. Marry. New Midway, Md. r
BROWN, Edward L.. Green Springs. W. Va. -j
CERUTI, James P. W., Pensacola, Fla. j
DRAKE. Henrv. Aquilla. Hill county, Tex.
GAGLIARDI, Oresto, Boston, Mass. j
GEANELLI. Joseph. Bridgeport, Conn. j
GORDON, Freddie. Wewoka, Okla. ?
HAM RICH. Morgan. Webster Springs, W. Va.
HANSLICK. Joe. Belleville. Kan. (
HORGAN. Wiliiam J., Reno, Nev.
JOHNSON, Walter, Agency, Iowa. (
KILGORE, Joseph A., Spring Place, Ga.
LIMERICK. Holt. Lindale, Tex. I
LINDSTROM. Arthur John. Itockford. III. ]
LOVELESS. Norman A., George A. Loveless,
111 Varnum street. Washington, D. C. 3
LUDLOW. Alva J.. Petoskey, Mich. A
VALLE. Tomas, Uvalde, Tex. ^
VANOERVALL, Ulysses G.. Riovista, Va. >
VANGILDER, Joseph I., Fairmont, W. Va. J
WEISS. Nathan. New York. N. Y.
WILLIAMS, James S.. Sunny Side. Tex. *
WILLIAMS. William D.. Moosic, Pa. J
WOKLEY, Leonard F.. Cross Plains, Tex.
ABBOTT. Zom, Marques, Tex. i
AFILIANO, Pasquale. Philadelphia, Pa. I
BATEMAN. I.awrence S., Ontario. Cal. v
BAITER SHALL, Harry M.. Chatham, N. 1. >
BERLUCCIII. Bartelo, Detroit. Mich. ^
BONSEIl. Clinton L., Reno. Nev.
BTJRKHART. Bruce, Knoxville. Tenn. i
BUSH. Richard A.. Chicago, 111. v
CALVERT, Ardor. E.. Charleroi, Pa. j
CAEDONA. Albert M., Richmond. Va. I
CARLBERL, Fritz A.. Medford, Okla.
CASTAURO, Francesco, Pittsburgh. Pa. j
DANIELSON, Herbert E.. Storm Lake. Iowa.
I>ONN* ALLY. Price E., Crown City, Ohio.
ENLLISII, Robert L.. Winds'ay, A'a. ?j
EPPLEY, Ilurold V.. Plninlield, ^a.
FRAME. Howard M., Coolvllle. Ohio.
OABDELIA, John. Brooklyn. N. Y. j
UENTZ, Herman W., Janesvlile, Wis. j
OOTT. Claude. Paterson, X. J. I
LEANT, Hearsey E., Shreveport, La.
LRISHAM, I^onard M.. Einrod, Tex.
HITTSON. Hence II.. Manchester, Tenn.
HOLLAND, Charlie F.. Ochoa, N. Mex. j
HOLLEXBECK, Theodore. KutiPdge. Minn.
HOLMQUIST. Ernest N.. Rnmford. Me. i
JENSEN. Christian L., Lardner, III. *j
MULC1ILER. Floyd F.. Kalkaska. Mich.
PKNROD. William II.. Boise City. Igraio. j
PERRY. Arthur M.. I.ns Angeles. Cal v.
QUINX. Ellis, Pefhnsboro, W. Va. (
RELINSKY. Benjamiu. New York. N. Y.
ROMERO. Jose I)., I'aisajc, Col.
SANDERSON, Daniel D.. Smithville, Miss
SCIIT'LT/. Edward. Putney, S. I).
SCIIWAUTZMAN, Harry, Philadelphia, Pa.
SHANKS, Charlie, Hanks. Ala.
SI MCI K. Frank Moultou. Tex.
SIMON IS. George M.. Two* Ilivers. Wis.
STRATTON. John II., Plllllipsburg, Mo.
TVIIEE. Pan. A.. Bland. Mo.
MoCl'LLOrcH. Ilarry H., Seward, Pa.
MeDOCGAL. John. Mount Morris, Mich.
ModNNIS. Fred C.. Aubnrndale, Mass.
McKAE, Calvin. Cheraw. S. C.
ME1IHIMAN, Edward. Attica, Ind.
MILLER. James P.. Eastland. Tex.
MITCIIELKN. Wilbert A.. 1'ionesta. Pa.
MOHAN. Thomas. New York. N. V.
NEIGHBORS, William S., St. Louis. Mo.
D'DONNELI,, William It.. Clarksville. Md.
PICCONE, Anthony Roeco. Goshen, Conn.
PICK EEL, Austin, Lebanon, N. J.
RAMSAY, Thos. I).. Somerville, Mass.
HAVER. James I>.. West Lil>erty, Iowa.
RE1CHART. Charles P., Brooklyn. N. Y.
RIDING. William, New Bedford. Mass.
RYAN. Harry I... East Manned: Chunk, Pa.
SCIIAFrNF.lt, Adolph II.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
SCHAEFFER, Frank V.. Henderson. Ky.
TAYLOR. George <'.. Philadelphia, Pa.
FNDERWOOD. Claud I.. Fairplay. Mo.
VANDERHOF. Samuel E.. New York. N. Y.
WALTERS. Andrew E., Columbus, Ohio. I
WISE. Cornelius J., Walnut. 111. !
WYATT. Walter II., Airy. Va.
&OGG, Leonard J., Genoa, Wis. !
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WOUNDED SEVERELY. \ {
MA JO I!: I
PEYTON. Jjunes W.. Charlottesville. Va. ' ?
lil EI"':' EN A N TS: I J
BOYD. Robert S.. Mrs. R. S. Boyd. 1511 22d V
street. Washington, D. C. !
BELL. Louis 1).. LaytonsviHe. Md.
SEEC, HANTS:
r RASHER. James L.. Midland. Md.
RILL. Roland 1\, Patapsco. Md. ,
5ALB, Francis J.. Mrs. Marie B. Salb. 617 9th i
street northeast. Washing-ton. D. G. >
WISE. John J.. Mrs. Joseph E. White, Wash- g
ington. D. C. V
CORPORALS:
OWEN. Ward V.. Republican Grove. Va.
ROSSITER, JAMES F., Capt. James T. Ros- i*
siter, No. 10 Engine Co.. Washington. D. C.
FLEMING. Russell X., Clintwood. Va. ^
LEE, Holsey S., Mrs. Harriett Lee, 2816 Bum
barton avenue. Washington. D. C.
JORDAN, Emmett P., Smithfiold, Va.
PRIVATES:
CRIDER. Naiah. St. Charles. Va. ..
FREEMAN. Leonard, Silver Spring, Md. -j
PITTS, George. Norge. Va. -j
WHITTINGTON, Harry. Baltimore. Md.
ROBINSON, Charles, Richmond, Va, j T
SHAMLEY. Richard McA.. Mrs. Fannie Sham- j
ley, 1011 7th street. Washington. D. C. \
BOYD. Joseph E., Baltimore. Md. >
FRAZIEIi. William. Rdstburg, Va.
KEIIOE, Cornelius. Baltimore. Md. >
[raordinary Sale of
e Boots
.45
Favored Now
Colortones V
e cloth, top; fieldtop;
forest hrown /i'M
role-gray all-glace
idskm, black alland
black demi
riant Boot offering of * ' "
2 purchases from sever
and New York fac tnarkable
savings opit.
>1// Our 3 Stores.
To Watch the <
and the Nei
Dainty S
ana w
c.4.4.:?
Lt i. UllljVC? CXI1VX giu v C-ll LLlIlg VAIU1
loth of gold and silver brocaded
, black glace kid, black and brou
rs
y popular this year?$1.50 to 1
wanted weaves? $1 to $5.
C0R.7tt?K
19M-16>&V
L 233RUMU
37 West Lexington Street
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SOGERS, Paul H., Crawford. Va. V
1LAND, V. L.. Shanghai, Va. V
ONES. John W.. Whaleyville. Va. V
LIPPINUER, Hubert G., Baltimore. Md. B
WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined). V,
COLONEL: 5
3HARXES, Oscar J. Mrs. Susanna A. Charles.
2308 20th street, Washington, D. C. JJ
MAJOR: - J
SILVESTER. Lindsay McD., Portsmouth, Va. *
LIEUTENANTS: , 5
'ROSISE, Alan B.. Alexandria. Vn. ?
I'I;NEK, Thomas L., Riderwood, Va.
iUOWN. Benjamin R., Jr., Norfolk, Va. ?
SERGEANTS:
lURCU, Elliott E., Oakley. Md.
'.RUFF. Leroy J., Baltimore. Md.
iFRINGS. John. Hra. Adline Springs, 1339 W Ci
street, Washington, D. C.
rRAVES. Ernest L. Mrs. Mable Julia Graves. P
47 Canal street southwest, Washington, D. C. F
JILL. Robert C.f Baltimore, Ma. ??
CORPORALS :
IERRY. John P., Norfolk. Va. \
3AILEY, Edson A. Mn. Carrie E. Bailey, 810 T
11th street northeast, Washington, D. C.
TcCLINTOCK, Alexander H., Baltimore, Md. li
VARNICK. Robert K., Barton, Md. E
TREGE, Harry R., Cambridge, Md. M
VALTER. George R.. Baltimore, Md. p.
ILL AMONG, Isaac F., Winchester, Va.
MECHANICS: E
MNCKNEY, Rufus. Baltimore, Md. P,
PALBOTT, James S., Baltimore, Md. B
PRIVATES: C.
'ISHEIt. Charles, Baltimore. Md. C.
IARLOW, Eddie S.. Lome, Va. j. c
3HTLDS, Le Roy D. Mrs. Annie C. Chilas, q
1219 I street southeast, Washington, D. C.
CEWSON. Samuel, Pound, Va. (i
1YERS, Clarence W., Pocahontas, Va. j)
ARNOLD. James T., Norfolk. Va. j.
IPENSLER, Jerome, Baltimore, Md. y>
VILEXOLUSKI. Alekasndea, Baltimore, Md. F
W'LLINGS, Luther. Smith, Va. r;
X)RE. James E. Miss Anna Dore, 1807 Irving r
street. Washington, D. C. q
JRIGHTWELL, Charles H. Mrs. Janie Dorsey,
1106 5th street, Washington. D. C. T,
ACOCKS, Jesse C., Portsmouth, Va. n
'AVLOR. Archie, Rose Hill, Va.
.'RUE, George F. Mrs. Annie Speeds, 43 Sher- jj
idan road, Anacostia, D. C.
f ELTON. Lawrence J.. Atlee, Va. jj
iEEDY. Arthus S., Raven, Va. j<
vOEHLER, Rudolph H.. Baltimore, Md. k
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
CAPTAINS: M
3ECKSTEIN, William H. Mrs. William H. M
Beckstein, 931 O street, Washington, D. C. jj
AMES. John W., Danville. Va. O
'ETERS. James E., Richmond, Va. p
LIEUTENANTS: P
jEPPER, Howard J.. Baltimore, Md. p;
5EPPEL. Lawrence J., Phoebus, Va. p
JOGSWELL. Theodore L. Mrs. Theodore M. p
Cogswell. 1005 New Hampshire" avenue, p
Washington, D. C. R
5AFFORD, Howard P. George H. Safford, Si
227 8th street northeast, Washington. D. C. s]
JTJTLER, Ollie Mairs. Andrew Mairs But- T
ler, 5 M street, Washington, D. C. "W
SERGEANTS: Y
IT'LL. George B., Baltimore, Md.
tIFE. David F., Roanoke, Va. R
CORPORALS:
YELLS, Willie Petersburg, Va.
>AT*L. Robert. Baltimore, Md. _ a
SMITH, Dalton H. Mrs. H. E. Smith, the A
Woodward. Washington, D. C. ^
'HILLIPS. Carroll I)., Baltimore, Md. B
JILMAN. John G., Ashland, Va. B
MECHANIC: B
VAKNEK, Charles E., Baltimore, Md. jj
PRIVATES: B
VBEL. Osie, Bristow. Va. p
UlNOLP. Jesse. Durmid. Ya. p
>AVENPORT. Lloyd, Cumberland. Md. p
.ETTOW, John C.. Baltimore. Md. p
)l*NN, George A.. Aecotink. Va. p
?RICE, Maurice, Silver Spring. Md. p
:ATE. Preston. Mrs. Preston Tate, 821 11th p
street. Washington. D. C. p
IAWLINGS, Frank T.. Annapolis. Md. p
iMITH. Merriman L.. Jarrettsville, Md. ^
1UGHES, William. Lynchburg, Va. c'
VILTK, Paul J.. Farinville. Va. cj
ARKER, John II., Vickcr Switch, Va. Cj
lCSTIN", Coleman O.. Martinsville, Va. _
'ILOCK, Alexander J.. Baltimore, Md.
LARK. Arthur. Front Royal, Va.
IOOBMAN. Michael, Baltimore, ^Id. ?
VO(H>. Allen, Durmid, Va. |
)VE. Roe E., Swords Creek. Va. :
3ARDINALE. John; Mrs. Angelina Cardinale. ||
218 4Va street southwest, Washington, D. C.
rltAVBS, James It., Liberty Hills, Va.
VAGNER. Phil A.. Richmond. Va.
lOX'TIIEKN. Edward C., Pulaski, Va.
jYLE. iDscnr. Millboro. Va.
IARRIS, Charles H., Sutherland, Va.
MISSING IN ACTION.
PRIVATES:
ONES. Joseph. Richmond. Ya.
UCH. Frank. Bristol, Va.
1RUSSELLS, Ixrnis !>.. Salisbury, Md.
iLOAN. John P.. Clinchport, Va.
IOLLER, Ilibert F., Woodstock, Va.
The War Department publishes the j;
nllrnvinfr list nf easualtv enrrertions
BOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETERMINED)?
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION.
PRIVATES:
'IGARES, Megoelis, Tooele. Utah.
rOTARO. Matthew, Port Iteadington, N. J.
RARING. George, Baltimore. Md.
RING A. Angelo, Brooklyn, N. Y. f|
'ROUTMAN, Levi S., Stouchsburg, Pa.
ri'RNER, William C., Conie, Tex.
'MINSKI, Roleslnv. Philadelphia, Pa.
ANDERBURG. Jasper S., Terral. Okla. i,
AN LA N DIN GUAM, Vanbert K., Morton, i
Ark.
'ASSILAKES, Speros, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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ICKERS, Harry M., Trenton. N. J. CO
OGEDIXG, Earl, Salem, N. J. 1
AGNER, Charles Fred, Ramey, Pa. CO;
ELL8TOOD. Harold L., Greenwich, Conn. CO
1LLIAMS, Harry J., Santee, Ga. CR
ILLIAMS, Orrille. Ada, Ohio. CR
rILSON, Robert, Linden, Tex. DA
rINTERLING, Charles W., Baltimore, Md. DE
OLFE, Barney, Ashland, Ore. DE
rOLFSON, Benjamin, Woodbine, X. J. DI.
rOOD, George Stanley, Setauket, N. T. Di:
rORSHAM, Joseph L., Tabor, Tex. DO
OLIGA, Julias. Southampton, N. Y. DU
ONIGA, Antonio B.t San Antonio, Tex. DC
:cx IN HOSFITAX?-PREVIOUSLY REPORT- 51!
ED MISSING IN ACTION. / ^
LIEUTENANT: EC
OMRIE. William H., Fargo, N. D. ED
SERGEANTS: EN
ECK, Charles H. E., Wilmington, Del. EN
ObHAMS, Robert Mathew, Detroit, Mich. eR
tfioya xnye, cnamoersuurg, jgy
Pa. FA
CORPORALS: FA
OWLER, John J. Mrs. F. If. Lanham, 831 pA
5th street northeast, Washington, D. C. FU
KNDERSTEIN, Otto A., Detroit, Mich. fII
UGHES, John S.t Hobart, Okla. . pr
UMPER, David M.. York, Pa. FL
ARKER, John H., Morrow, Ohio. FE
PRIVATES: FI1
ORST, Rudie A., Hancock, Mich. FO
RICKER, Orval A., Grand Rapids, Mich. FU
RIKKLEY. Herbert. Suffolk, Va. ,iA
ALLOWAY, Jasper K., Hardwick, Ga. GI,
AMACOO, Agnelo, New Haven, Oonn. GG
ARLSON. John C., Sonthington, Conn. GG
ARTWRIGHT, Charles E., Mannington, W. GB
URLEY, Edward J., New York. N. Y. J-jj
'APONTO, Amedee. New York, N. Y.
ATON, Lecrew, Bellaire, Ohio. ti a
LIOT, Leland S., Woodland, Cal. m
IGGATT, James. New York, N. Y.
ORSMAN, Alfred B., Green River, Utah.
RANCIS, Irving, Johnson City, N. Y. HF
ODFREY, Joseph, Attleboro, Mass. jIF
ANES, Richard M., Dora, Ark. HI
ARDING, James F., Cottage Grove, Ore. rrn
IRT, John J.. New York, N. Y. 5^
ISF!H Ttnlfinrl Tnhn Woct SV-plr Mn ttY
OFFNER, Charles, Greenwood, Pa. H(1
UNT, Maurice D., Chels?a, N. D. u()
VCKSON, Edwin, Everett, Mass. Hf)
)HXSON. Hjalmar O., Chicago, 111.
LESCHICK, Francis P., Philadelphia, Pa.
oCORKLE, Wayne M.. Modena. Pa. ,N:
cDONALD. William, Chicago, 111. VJ,
ENZIC8, John McA., Elizabeth, N. J.
TTRPHY. Arthur J., Brooklyn, N. Y. jn
ELL, John, Edinburg, 111. JOJ
WENS, James W., Woodville, Miss. TO'
ARDEE, George C., Oakland, Cal. If.
AYXE, Albert E., Springfield, Mo. *
ERK. Edward A., Cleveland, Ohio.
ERKIXS, Byrl I., Otto, Wyo. ??
ETROSINO, Ilomenico, Philadelphia, Pa.
ROC, Andrew. Philadelphia, Pa. KI'
EYNOLDS, Alfred W., Seligman. Mo. ?{,
:HOEPFLIN, Edward J.. Sandusky, Ohio.
HELBY, Carl. Pine Bluff, Ark. Sf
EIOMAS. James C., Laurel Fork, Ya. KH
'ARREN. Charles H., Coal Grove, Ohio. K(,
UDOWITCH. Reuben, Hartford, Conn. {
ETURNED TO DUTY?PREVIOUSLY RE- S!
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
PRIVATES: LA
NDERSON. Carl M.# Brookings. S. D. LA
POTHAKER, Harry. Philadelphia, Pa. LA
ROS, Ramon, Tucson, Ariz. LA
ALDASSARI, Gievanni, Daisytown, Pa. LE
ECK, John J., Louisville, Ky. LI<
ISHOP, James, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ISHOP, Robert F., Christiansburg, Va.
LACK, Howard, Mosheim, Tenn. Y>*
LAND, Dewey G.. Carthage, Ark. *
OETTCHER, Walter, Milwaukee. Wis. I
ONNER, George, East Boston, Mass. _r
RAESEKER, William F., Meyersdale, Pa.
RENNER, Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Ge
RUCKHACSEN. Joseph, Brooklyn, N. Y.
URNS, John L., Waterbury, Conn. on
URT, Otlia L., Ansley, La. t?0
URTON. Walter. Ischua, N. Y. nil
A.NIO, Joseph, Philadelphia. Pa. .;
AREY, Thomas F., Kansas City, Kan. V1E
HETRE, August, Detroit, Mich. aP
UILES, Ed Lee, Arcadia, Tex. ab<
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8TIGAN, Fenton, New York. N. Y.
WLES, Lewis W., Wolcott. Conn.
AWFORD, William T.. Philadelphia. Pa.
OFT. Alexander M., Holbrook, Mass.
VIDSON, Archie M., Kansas City, Mo.
PIERRO, Frank, Chicago, 111.
VONEY, John. Cupertino. Cal.
1L, Anson, Martha, W. Ya.
SON, John. Blakely. Pa.
NO VAN, Walter V., Brooklyn, N. Y.
LKO, John, Cleveland, Ohio.
GAN, John H., Mount Carmel, Pa.
'NKLIN, Wylie J., San Antonio, Tex.
RHAN, William D., Louisville, Ark.
STON, Thomas H., Philadelphia, Pa.
KERT, Levi C.,"Lancaster, Pa. '
WARDS, Robert, Brooklyn. N. Y.
GELSON, Irvin B., Buffalo Center, Iowa.
OS, John, Provincetown, Mass.
ISMAN, Robert C., Philadelphia, Pa.
ERDLING, Herman E., Red Bud. 111.
HEY, Melvin J.. Independence, Kan.
ULLS, Bert, Wilmington, Del.
UST. Adam J.. L.vkens. Pa.
BRING, Benjamin. New York. N. Y.
*K, Arthur A.. Gladbrook, Iowa.
rZPATRICK, Matthew J., Philadelphia, Pa.
ANNIGAN, Alphonsus E.. Jermyn, Pa.
RGUSON. .James It.. Areata. Cal.
?E, RussctI C., Uniontown, Pa.
X, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa.
HRMAN, Sam, Brooklyn, N. Y.
RDNEK. Floyd, Russelville, Ark.
[)RDANO, Kenosha. Wis.
1)FREY, George. Springfield, Ohio.
LDSTEIN. Harry, Dorchester, Mass.
;AHAM, John L., Dubacli, La.
AY, Thomas H., Oswego, N. Y.
EENER, James. Philadelphia. Pa.
iDLEY, Joseph I).. Newell, Ala.
iNCOCK, Reuben B., Roosevelt, Utah.
iRDING, James, I'hiladelpliia, Pa.
lRRIS, David P.. Little Rock, Ark.
iRRlS. Earnest G., Carolsen, N. C.
:NG. Arthur, Itadcliffe, Iowa.
'.N N EN HOE FE R, Paul. St. Louis, Mo.
ATT, Harold O., Da coma, Okla.
EIIN, Charles I.. Rockwell City. Iowa. ,
FFSTATTER, John W., Cleveland, Ohio.
(GAN, James F., Philadelphia. Pa. j
iLLANDEIt, Sam, Brooklyn, N. Y. i
lOD. John. Ashland. Ky.
PSON, Linza B., Boone Torre. Me.
>RTH. Charles J.. Waliis, Tex.
TGGINS, Clifton, Labelle. Fla.
BODY. James It., Kirksville, Mo.
CKSON, Roy G., Pittsburg, Kan.
NSEN, Andy P., Oakland. Cal.
HNSON, Dewey I... Elberton, Ga.
SS, John M., New Haven, Conn.
IrCE. Thomas J., Dorchester, Mass.
lPACIUS, Ignatius S., Chicago, III.
iPLAN, Joseph, Hartford, Conn.
ILLY, Frank A., Baltimore, Md. i
ILLY, Hober L., Idaho Falls, Idaho. !
INT, Walter F., Philadelphia, Pa. j
NG, Eddie, Waco, Tex. j
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IT It ELL, Homer, Itiddieton, Tenn. ;
.UK, Jan. Chicago. 111.
IOMEK, Leon, Sinking Spring, Pa.
VACK, Stephen J., jr., Tomkins Cove.
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LUEGER, Isador. Union, N". J.
r.YKENALL, Alex., Lexington, Ky.
MKIE, Joseph P., Cambridge, Mass.
MMERT. Will J., Almeua, Yvis.
NGSTON, Taylor L.. Boevillo. Tex.
RSOX, Louis, Alma Center, Wis.
RSON, Martin E., McFarland, Wis.
NBURG, Don F.f Hobart, Ind.
JHTLE, Isadore, Fostoria, Ohio.
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'RINCETON, N. J., December 26.?
illiam Addison Hervey, professor of |
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the platform at Princeton Juncm,
while waiting for a train last
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liting in Princeton and left town
parently in good health. He was
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ilOUSe Aboard Craft at HODOKen. fifteen hundred or more oallors wh .
?r,m vnDV _ make up the operating personnel of
NEW YORK, December 26 ?Or- the ship The e"xpense wa8 borne
phaned children of New York city and them, and it was all planned and aiHoboken,
little folks at whose homes ranged for during the liner's recent
financial circumstances made Christ- 8'S?? AmerlC*n "?1
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