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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
AUDITORIUM

The most celebrated criminal ac-
ton of modern times is, without
question, the Caillaux case OF
France. Affecting the politics not
only of Europe, but also the well
fare of the United States, the sin
lister group who made up the Gail
laux ring has been the source OF
sensation after sensa tion in the pub
lie press. and now The Caillaux
Case" has been filmed by William
Fox and will be featured on the
screen at the Auditorium Monday
and Tuesday. Every person who
reads the newspapers remembers
the furore caused few years ago
when Nine. Henrietta Caillaux.
beautiful wife Of the powerful
French minister Of finance. shot 10
death Castor Calmette, editor OF
the Paris Figaro. for exposing al
legged dishonorable acts Of her hus-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

Block" a recent Rex Beach attrac-
ton.
Stories of stage and studio life
are always interesting. and in
Modern Love-" featuring Mae Muir
ray on Monday and Tuesday. Castle
patrons viii find much OF interest.
Miss Murray is known as one of the
"FOllies' players who have sue
ceeded on the screen. She knows
back-stage life from actual expert
ence and when she is called upon
10 play an actress with a travelling
road show. she does it with skill
Later the story takes her to New
York as an artists model and when
matrimonial happiness seems Just
within her grasp, an actor who had
been with the road show appears
10 confront her with an untruthful
story of her past The ending is
dramatic and plea sing and the sup
porting cast an = excellent one, in
Guiding Arthur Shirley and Craile
DuBrey.
The Castles attraction for We'd
nesday and Thursday is entitled
shame, and features pretty Zena
Keefe in strong emotional dual
role. Picturing with realistic detail
the narrowing. experiences Of a
child born without the Formally Of
marriage and carrying the stigma
Of her parents shame through life,
the role is a most sympathetic one
The drama fist has endeavored to
show the injustice OF visiting the
sins of the parents upon the inno-
cent children. In both the charac-
ter Of mother and daughter Miss
Keefe excels. Her delincation Of
the prosecuted women is without a
flaw Niles Welsh, seen recently in
support OF Marguerite Clark. plays
the leading male role, and the en-
tire production has been excellently
directed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

Emily Stevens IN kildare OF
Storm" a powerful drama OF IRE in
the south. will be the chiefattraction
for Thursday with the third episode OF
Hands Up" featuring Ruth Ro-
land, and the Omclal War Heview.
Fall OF the Romanoffs." a story OF
the recent revolution IN Russia.
presented by a splendid cast, which
includes Hnodor. c6nadant OF Ras-
putin, and Nance O-Neill. viii be
Fridays feature
"Kultur." a war drama featuring
Gladys Brockweu; "Broncho Bnly's
Fatal Joke" the Pathe news and
James Montgomery F'iagg comedy
are booked for Saturday. TOdays
bill includes The Human Tiger.
a western drama; Halo Trou bles.
"a two-reel comedy: Mutt and JEFF:
the Pathe News. and the regular re
lease OF the thrilling serial story,
Brass Bullets"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
IN THE PERMANENT THEATRICAL

SEN" is leading man for Patricia in
'Tillie.' II is a dramatization of
''Tllie. the Mennonite Maid" Miss
COllinge has been uncommOnly sue
cessful in "Pollyanna."
Among the New York failure are
Thomas A Wise in Mister Bar
num-" Another Mans Shoes" and
lone Of Us"
Klaw e Erlanger's musical com
edy productions include The Pink
Lady" "Oh. Oh. Delphine" Miss
Springtime." The Riviera Girl, %
and The Rainbow Girl" but THE
Girl Behind the Gun" is said to be
the best OF the whole list In the
cast are Donald Brian, Jack Haz-
gard. Ada Meade, vida Bennett.
John r. Young and Frank Doane,
all Of whom are familiar TO South
Bend.
Laurette Taylor is to play Hap
piness'' i'm important cities east OF
the Mississippi river.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

John w Ransome. remembered
as Hans Wagner in Prince of Pill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

sponsor for "A 100000 spectacle.
Freedom" which in 28 scenes will
depict historical episodes from the
time OF King Alfred 10 the present
Miss Marcia Van Dresser. who 20
years go sang In the company sup
porting Alice Nielsen I'm THE For
tune Teller" (she was not AZ the
Auditorium I'm 1922 and who later
was in support Of Viola Allen in I'm
the Palace or the King az that
theater. will play the title role. Miss
Van Dresser IS recalled here as a
woman OF extraordinary personal
appearance Lee Schubert, Otto
Kahn. ". X Vanderbilt. H. p.
Davidson. Clarence MaclSay and
George Armsny will help Mrs
Faversham financially.
John Barrymore is to star I'm Toll
stoy's THE Living Corpse. Miss
Madeline Delmar, who has acted
with Mrs Fiske and Leo Ditrich-
stein. will be his leading woman.
Emma Carus and Gertrude Van
derbut are cast in Listen, Lester"
Miss Vera Michelsena is 20 ap-
pear in William Moore Patchs
Take It From Ne"
William Collier has patched up
his quarrel with his manager and is
acting in Nothing But Lies in New
York.
John W. Ransome. remembered
as Hans Wagner in Prince of Pill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

Goodrich is the LaSalle's star
in Treason On Friday Wallace
Reid plays a strong dramatic role
in The House Of Silence" and on
Saturday pretty Billie Burke is
starred in Ewes Daughter"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

Did YOU mean TO keep your War
Savings pledge when you signed that
card Then make good.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

NOTICE-The Afternoon Edition OF The
News-Times carries a special review OF
LtiSalle Pictures.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
Major Wins Cross
After Being Told
He Must Go Home
Gallantry in Air Battle Dur
ing St. Mihiel Offensive
Gains Promotion
Is Flight Commander
Down Two Enemy PLANES on
Day Of Attack West
of the Meuse

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The com
mander in chief, in the name of the
President. has awarded the Distin-
suished Service Cross to the following
named officers and soldiers for the acts
OF extraordinary heroism described:
Private Harold Bailey, Company c.
30Sth Infantry. "For extraordinary
heroism in action near Badonvillers
France, June 24. 1918. Private Bailey
after two patrols had failed, volun-
teered and went alone, to the grouped
combat. through the barrage, and
brought back information of the high
est value" Home address: John A.
Bailey. father, Rochester. N. Y.
Major Carl Spatz, pilot, air service.
For extraordinary hercism in action
during the St Mihiel offensive. Sep
tember &C. 1918 Major Spatz. although
he had received orders TO go to the
United States, begged fer and received d
permission to serve with pursuit
squadron at the front Subordinating
himself to men of lower rank, he was
attached to squadron as pilot and
saw conditions and arduous service
through the offensive. As result Of
his efficient work he was promoted to
the position Of Flight Commander.
Knowing that another attack was to
take place in the vicinity OF Verdun,
he remained on duty in order to take
part. On the day of the attack west
of the Meuse. while with his patrol
over enemy lines. q number of enemy
aircraft were encountered In the COM
bat that followed he succeeded in
bringing down two enemy planes. III
his ardor and enthusiasm he became
separated from his patrol while fol
lowing another enemy far beyond the
lines. His gas giving out. he was
forced 70 land and managed to land
within friendly territory. Through
these acts he became an inspiration
and example to all men with whom he
was associated"
First Lieutenant Karl G.. Payne, air
service. 20th Aero Squadron. For eN-
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06

traordinary hcroism in action near
Longuyon, France, S .ptcmber 10. !9io.
Starting on very important daylight
bombing mission with five other planes,
Lieutenant Payne. observer. went on
atone when the other five planes were
forced to turn back. On crossing the
German lines, he was attacked by three
enemy planes. Using his guns to keep
the enemy at bay, he went on. reacheo
his objective and dropped his bombs. on
the railroad junction. cutting the line.
On the way back four more planes
Joined in the attack. but keeping them
at bay with his guns, he reached the
Allied lines" Home adrcss: Edward
Payne, father, Belmont, Mass.
First Lieutenant Cecil &. Sellers a,r
service. Goth Aero Squadron. "For ex-
traordinary heroism in action near
Longuyon. France. September 10, 19!s.
Starting on an important bombing mis-
sion with five other planes, Lieutenant
Sellers, pilot, went on alone when the
other five machines were forced TO turn
lack. Or crossing the enemy lines nc
was attacked by three enemy planes
hut continued toward his ohJective
while his observer kept them at pay.
In the face of this hostile oppcSlt>on
,bo objective was reached and their
bombs dropped.
"On the wav back four more planes
ioined in the attack, but fighting them
off. they reached our lines with vaiu-
able information, after fight lasting
tbirtv-eight minutes. Home address:
Hamilton Sellers, brother, Memphis
Tenn.
First Lieutenant Bradley J. Gaylord
pilot, air service. "For extraordinary
baro;sm in action between Chambley
and Xannes, France. September 13, 1918.
lieutenant GAYLORD. while leading an
important mission with two other
planes, was attacked by fifteen enemy
planes. Nevertheless, he and his OBJ.
server carried out the mission. bombed
the objective in running fight and
shot down at least one enemy plane.
Home address: Mrs. Harvey Il. LAY
lord, mother Buffalo.
First Lieutenant Charles X. Doiive,
pilot. air service, ESD Aero Squadron.
''For extraordinary heroism IN action
near St. Benoit, France, September i2'
1918. Lieutenant Dolivc, in conJuncNon
with another American pilot, engaged
and fought five enemy planes. Outnum-
bered and fighting against tremendous
odds. Lieutenant Dolive shot down three
enemy planes and outfought the entire
enemy formation.' Home address: Mrs.
E. Parson Dolive. Chicago.
First Lieutenant ]. Dickinson Este,
air service. 18th Aero Squadron "For
extraordinary heroism in action near
Chambley, France, September Is, 1915
Lieutenant Este was leading an often
sive patrol of five machines when
formation of seven enemy slngle-Seaters
approached the patrol from above. Al
though outnumbered and in disad-
vantageous position he did not hesi-
tate to lead his patrol to the attack:
Through the combat which followed
Lieutenant Este fought with the great
est bravery. in spite OF the fact that he
was himself attacked by two enemy
planes, which fired at him at point
blank range from the rear and above.
BY his skill and courage he was able TO
keep his formation together, and they
succeeded in shooting down three of
the enemy planes, of which Lieutenant
Este himself destroyed one and drove
down another out of control
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
German Collapse May
Not Come at Once
Two Million Members OF
Unconditional Surrender
Club Are Cautioned

FLINT, Mich. Nov. 5.-Myles ~ T.
conditional Surrender Club. has Sew
TO its 100000 members warhhS
authorized by Dwight 7. Stone, pres
don't of the organization, not to be 'o0
hopeful of Germany's prompt sullsia
3ar The message, which was teis'
graphed to all unit secretaries '''
lows: .o,
Germany, though deserted py a;. Is.
allies and with ali her chances OF VIZ
tory lost, still stands out IN ner ,Iv ls
fusal 10 surrender unconditionalii.
While we are hoping for her esss; a.,
capitulation. we must not forget ths'
the Confederacy fought valiantly WV
whole years after the South %s' We
beaten, disorganized, bankrupt, VIE
out coordinate leadership and the pew
pie starving. ~.
"The patriots OF America must nv
relax their efforts for an instant a,' s;s
Ill the Hun has been brought 70 ~,
knees, shorn like Goliath of the pow 70
that might make him menace
humanity in the future. o,.
But if peace should come to-mu..
gow, YOUR work is only just pesun
You are the nucleus OF the oniy ,aO
partisan. non-sectarian non-racia, ~ Nv
per cent American. patriotic orgah..Jsss .ss
ton that can seek TO cope WIN In In
problems of reconstruction days ,aa .
your hands is the task of holding lvs
0OC, 900 people intact. thinking ana as.s anss
ing in unison for the good OF all arS anS
fighting all attempts to DIVIDE US a.s.s 90
thus nullify the power and inhu.a;u a..s;u
We have sacrificed so much 10 ava"
as a nation. :, rot
"The din of 'Kamerads' should NV nv
be permitted to shut out from W. =.
ears the message that comes " ~
from the dead who lie in flahu~,. a~,.
fields. We must. then, surrender W
selves unconditionally TO our tssA'
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
New York City and Vicinity

JACKSON. Albert j.. 2os East lolst
Street. New York City.
JACOBY, Bernard S5s Hewitt Place, New
York City.
KRAMER, Nathaniel. corp. G5s Dawson
Street. New York City
KELLER. Joseph, Newark. n. J.
LlPPERT, Frederick E., 237 Grove Street.
Brooklyn.
.. LANGsAM: Joseph, a55 East Houston
LYNcH, Patrick, 2os East 12sth Street,
New York City
:, LEVINE, Benny. 9114 Atlantic Avenue.
Brooklyn
-. .MAHoNEY. Cornelius j., corp. $50 East
tifty-second Street, New York City
124th Street, New York City. 40 'e''
MYER John r.. 515 Decatur Street,
Brooklyn.
MERONl. Ambrose, W. IroboRcn, N. J.
MElNCkE, Arthur G., 6945 Second Ave-
MDoNALp. Daniel, 15 jewell Street.
MN MMoRRow. Patrick G.. 147 Clinton
MAURICE, John NJ. o74 F;f+iath s+x.o,
Brooklyn. '" N'iee' .
Me- MELLON: Frank. E. Elizabeth. N. J.
MNALLY, Peter, Long Island City. N. Y.
NOLL, Henry. Newark, N. j.
O. NEVlN, Stephen A.. 421 Seventy-seventh
o'DEA. John, sgt. $50 Dean Street
PIERCE. Earl D.. 80 Linwood Street
pa RAHN: N., Robert S, J.. corp. $50 St. Paul
New York City. "'eS street,
{. .sCHNsA{CKENBERG, John. 312 West 117tb
street. New York City '' -
SCOCA, Vlncenzo, Newark N r
=, "a WHISKY. Isaac, 527 Graham Ayenuc
Brooklyn. "'' avenue
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
Wounded (Sligbtlv>

hJELLBhRG. john H., lieut.. s2s yb;rd
-Agenue, New York Cny. 4 "''"
e,r"1; noNNkY r. Ed'card d., lieut.. 1926 Fiftieth
- ABRAMS. Albert. sgt. 135 West 1171,
street Mew Yor, City. ''' u ''''
NeM NSShfh, w ,;, Oscar 1882 Longfellow Avenue,
:, BRlDEsoN, Joseph n, 4s6 Sixteenth
ei3 BeiE3LuGCd; Vincent. Flushing. N. Y.
Nd'i nh5S y hnEl - .. Roger j. ) Bedford Street.
p BOLOGNA, Angelo. S7o Van Brunt Street
CCoRpAsCo, Ralph, Nutley, N. J.
NeS UoHaM' w c;ly, larry, 44o East 141st Street,
p,5 COHEN. Max, 23z Rockaway Avenue
xam cRlSp S, Charles, Charles, III West 134th Street.
% DAAL,LON. Benjamin r.. SS9 Dean Stree,
Ci.oDNHHNsIE5LI.II1Y, DHHsI5I.I, Edward. staplcton, N. y
el,;i'lo GhonlNGl ION, BENJAMIN j.. corp. i5G
9All!nan Avenue, Brooklyn 'o0
:, fRlIzlE, Joseph. 53 First Avenue Ne,,
on RI tlRETAG, Nathan, corp. 63s East Elev-
chth Street. New York CITY.
GILL, Richard A., 1907 Manha++a, Aa
nue.. Brooklyn i'''''''''ah ave-
GALA, Salvatore 172 THOMPSON st~sot
New York City STREET
Ddulei D., 02U East 1AAti,
street New York City '"'' A7V'''
SAGAN. George L.. New Rochelle NJ Y
nliLRo1. Thomas, &C Suttcn Street
GRANI. stephen A., Mount Vernon N v
Brooklyn i''c'h street
STA. mANsLERi s1; Frank T., 14s North Ninth
HERSkOWITZ Jacob. CORD. s. r..,
i"2th street. New York City LAS
HANSON. Charles r.. mi Rarr>.,, e,.....
New York City 'io" otfeet
NJ HAycH William. 1881 linton Avenue
nue., Brooklyn A'"''ioau ave
JOYCE. John j.. corp. 2to East Fifty
seTenth Street, New York City. ~
/ York City. ''' street, NE"
KATz, Max, sc Ridge Street, New yor,
Ndi kEARNY, A, Owen T.. SOS First Avenue
:, kEuLoR. Henry. S15 Seneca Avenue
Brooklyn. avenue
LIckER. Ralph H.. sss South sscor,
Street. Brooklyn. 0eeo'i'
=, LouGHLIN. Thomas p, 1876 East 1let,
Street. New York City AA'''
N. j. Lung nrancn
LEONARD. William L.. 1s4 Bainnr;de.
Street. Brooklyn. 'us
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
Returned to Duty

SHANAHAN. John j., sgt, a2S Norsa
Hicks street. PHILADELPHIA.
MALONE. Adam R.. corp. Hickory, Penn
BEDNARO. Jacob, Cal Twelfth Street.
Erie. Penn.
BLoDGEsELL, William, 4o6 COye Ans!
Pittsburgh. Penn.
GRANILLO. Ysabel, Las Cruces. \. "
HAGGERTY. Peter j.. Adams. Mass
HARDIN, Hugh. Haynesville. Ls.
HENRY. Alvin L.. Prescott. Mich.
LAARENCE, Primo, $3.50 Phinney Ayenue
Seattle Wash.
MORRONE. Sam. Mulberry, kas.
RIPPA, Angelo, Old Forge, Penn.
SANDERS. Julian W., Greensboro. Ca
SPRINGFIELD. Andrews. Bradley Beach'
n. J.
stage, Harry P, Garland, La
STOPKA, Joseph P, 4343 Mozart Street.
TITUS. Robert E., Excelsior Springs. Ne.
TRAUT. William E.. Box 1o5 Basdsa
N V
vANEK. John, 1924 East Clark Street
Cleveland. Ohio. w.,
VAUGHAN. Edward J.. Cambridge, Mass;
WIENER, Samuel, 932 North Second
Street. Philadelphia.
BARSH, Joe T.. Muskogee. Okla.
BOSTWICK. Cecil T., Pleasant Valley
N; NICHOLS. Lee, 1903 Taylor Street. San
PENzEL, Frank O.. s7oo Ward Street
ROSE. Oscar D.. Fowlerville, Mich;
SHANNON, Russell L., Lansford, rem.
ADAMSON. Gust t., 1898 Iowa Street.
Chicago.
AMOS, Paschal, Hazelhurst. Miss.
BARBER, Howard F., Monte Vista, COL
RARRY. Bernard, SIS Baker Street ~
Paul Miss.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06

:. LlEREI.. Michael. IS East 1o7th Street.
New York City.
LINGUVlCs Henry. Ib2 Allen Street. New
York City.
M'PARTrM, Peter, Whitestonc. N. Y.
MANLEY. William. Bcrgenheld, N. J.
MASON, Arthur. j.. 44o East Thirty
fourth Street. brooklyn.
MAGDALlN. Irving. 2e3 Court Street,
Brooklyn.
MCCULLOUGH. Joseph, A.. 244 Adclphi
Street, Brooklyn.
MCGOWAN. james j., 2oG West siyteth
Street New York City,.
MEIXLES, Julius. 1856 Tompkins Avenue,
Brooklyn.
MURRAY. Peter j.. 72 Amsterdam Ave-
nue.. New York City.
MyRoN. Morris. 51s West 132d Street,
New York City.
MOTT. William. Eastport. n. Y.
NORMAN, Jesse, sYt., l6i9 Amsterdam
Avenue, New York City.
NELSON. Arthur g., 1903 Sterling Place.
Brooklyn.
NESSENTHALER. Albert. 924 Lorimcr
Street. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
New Yorker and Texan
Each Downs Hun Plane

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMi I'd a
FRANCE, Nov. 2 (By The AssoS'Sms- rss.
Press).-An American aerial patrol ,ss ,ss.
terday encountered seven German vsr- ,s
chimes in the region northwest OF
dun. IN
There were two brief batuss 4
which Lieutenants Howard Smi.hi i,d.
Hudson Falls, n. Y. and Rlchalo'.sra .sra
worth. of San Antonio, Texas, ina
brought down an enemy airpiane' .aoj
other German machines msde
their escape.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
Died Of Disease
C,EIp LII. z Ln.,f Afor.,.i I
Wounded Severely

ANDERSON. Walter, E. Bayonne, N. j.
COHEN, Isador, 925 Southern Boulevard,
New York City.
FUCHS, Morris. All saclSman. Street,
GosLICKI. Frank, 1872 1s6th Street. New
York City.
GALLAGHER. William P, 45e West Thir-
ty-third Street New York City.
GOLDMAN, Abraham, 140 Boerum Street.
Brooklyn.
GoNsALvES. John. 1SS Avenue A. New
sori, City.
KLADIvIKo. Louis. CORP. 2l1 East
Eighty-second Street. New York City.
kALLlNkA. Frank T., 512 East Sixth
Street, New York City.
kENNEY, Frank A.. q Granite Street.
NUJLER, Theodore, 2794 Eighth Avenue,
New York City.
NIzER, Irving Paterson, N. j.
mccoy. Peter, corp, Jersey City, n. J.
MGRAVENY. Lawrence. 626 Second Ave
nue, New York City.
NECTERRln, John. 276 Delaney Street.
New York City
PAINTING, John, sgt, ~ East Eighty
ninth Street, New York City.
POLE, Clifford. corp. Audubon, N. j.
ROMA, Michael. 1924 Manhattan Avenue,
brooklyn
scHOEMMFII Emil. 246S Valentine Ave
nue. New York City
STASIKEWICz, Jack. lo1 North Ninth
street. Brooklyn
WHlrEhORNE. George f., AS East 15sd
Street, New York City.
WEINRlCH, Louis, s65 Caldwell Avenue.
Nc's York City.
Wounded degree Undesermined)
fRCYBINCHAM. Harry. capt. i5O Fiftu-
t's'ra Street. Brooklyn.
ARMS. Philip NJ, 1856 East I4ist Street,
New York City
BRENNER, Abraham. 52S East i20th
Street. New York City.
BLUM, Alfred, le7 West Eighty-second
street. New York City
sARkENBLIrT Morris. SCI Bushwick
Avenue. Brooklyn
BUTLER. Harry r.. 1904 Bedford Avenue
BROOKLYN. ''>'
CIANCIA. Philip. Crawford N J.
tUMMlSkEY, Frank W, corp. 81 JET.
i~rson Avenue, Brooklyn
coYNE, Edward c., 265 Forty-sixth
street. Brooklyn.
CRONIN. Matthew P. 3S3 South Fifth
Street, Brooklyn.
DE ANDREA Vito. Port Chester, N. Y
, fuRMAN. Charles, los Ralph Avenue
Brooklyn.
FRIEDLANDER. Arthur. 7oS Ocean Ave.
nue.. Brooklyn -AN7
FORDHAM. Ferdinand j.. Richmond Hin
flELblG. Christian, 464 East 136th street
New York City. ''''e'
:, FINN, Harry j.. $50 First Avenue. New
GRoTE. Charles e.. $50 East ,s2d Street
New York City. ''ee'
HERMANN William w. cor, r..
Orange N. J. ''"s
HICKEY. Cornelius J., 23S stuyyesan,
Avenue, Brooklyn. '' eS"'
HENRY. William A.. Union, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06

O'KEETE, Timothy. $40 East Ninetieth
Street, New York City.
PEARCE. William r.. 55 Henry Street.
Brooklyn.
POCENGAL, Anthony. 5s West 1o6th
Street. New York City.
York City.
RUBERTr. Joseph p. 43 Elm Street. New
York City.
ROSELLE, Harry Glen Cove. N. Y.
SALOMON. Sylvan T.. 93S ST. Nicholas
Avenue, New York City.
SAVAGE, Harry A., asa Convent Avenue
New York City.
sABATELLE. Vincent. 1888 Hudson Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
, SPENSkE, William. Glen Cove, N. Y.
WlSEMAN. George j.. Bronxville. N. Y.
Missing
NIENZIE. Arthur Plainficld, N. J.
LUBECK. Henry. 52S West Forty-seventh
Street. New York City
NORMAN Frederick. Coney Island. N. Y
SIAGLE, Henry. 10 West 1l4th Street.
New York City.
TREGIIA ,ronx Haycrstra.v N Y
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
Reuisiions
Killed in Action

POWELL. Geo, c.. mech. Glendale. N. Y
ARAvANAS, Angelo. Greece.
COLLIER. Richard L., Erie Penn.
nuFE; John s.. Confluence, Ky.
RILEY. Michael, Ireland
ST. Louis. Mo. ga q eee'
SANDUSKY. Joseph. Stanwood, Mich
Boston. A o'ieec
BuSH, Alden: corp. Rockford. Mich
DIXON. Floyd. London. Ohio.
g. MOVERS; Roy A.. 7l5 North 4sd Street
"oGATzKE. Charles W.. Kendall, N. Y
Died From Wounds
SANDS. Chds. B., lieut., Richmond. Va
hONT, Jason S.. lieut., Roodsvilis. " n
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
MEN OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES

MEN OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES
CANADA:
CHRIsTIANsoN. Tarval. corp, Hamilton,
Ontario ID w.
EDWARDS. Roy. Bishops Crossing. Que
bee tW)
MoRAND1. j., summerville, Ontario tW).
CUBA:
WHEELDoN. T., Hadfeld. Habana (w,.
GREECE:
PAsYANos, Nicholas, Meddin City. pIa.
eion tWl.
IRELAND:
ma. MAHER; 1H; Terence j.. West Meathe, Co
ITALY:
CALvINI. Leonardo. Sougola, Rome TX,
C1OTII. Adorno Rocco, Fluvioni. Per
Csico, Ascoli % w.
'DRAGGO. Antonio. Combara Cravdi Ric;.
enza (W). 'e-
FORTIA. Antonio. Gatello fW,.
LAGODA, Antonio j., GarafTa b. Banc;o
Rigcio (W). "''e'o
MARGANELLI, P. Cocullo, Aouila lW1
ROGG1. Frank Corcumello. Aquila Nv,
MEXICO: N''A WV
ARMSTRONG. Charles, Tampico Nv,
MONTENEGRO: W.
ORLANDISH. John. Vcer Salo I'd W.
RUSSIA: " w.
FISHMAN, I. Busk, Kielee, Poland Nv,
KOMt.NOk. Alexander, Boresoglbsky lWl
SCOTLAND: !" >
,S!MPSoN, Robert A. Glasgow (W1.
LoFGREN. Axel Matala. verksted fw,.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON 5.-The casualty public
officers
of these 50
severely
light and 33 missing
The full list follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-11-06
In Hospital

cATALANO. Anthon, 52s Liberty Avsnu.
Brooklyn.
HICTMANN, Jack c., owosso. Mich.
CEHRKE. Eric B., Corp. Wausau, Wis.
BURNICKI. Max j.. 81 Person Stree.
Buffalo y. Y.
GIBBS. Charles NJ. Windsor. No
ALLING, Roland G., Winsted. Conn.
BROOKS. George j.. Waltham. Mass
RUSSO. Marino Dello, 13 London Stree.
East Boston. Mass.
sTEIFFER. Frederick de W. Harrisburg
Penn.
STEPHENS, James P, Brunswick, Ga.
ZEMAJTIS. George V. Beloit. Wis
LEWANDOWSKI Stanley, mech, looss
Avenue NJ Chicago