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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-04-04
Best For Children

Experience proves that Floey's Hon.
ey and Tar is the best family medicine
for children for coughs, colds, crouT
and whooping cough. Mrs. NJ. f.
Schlarb, $50, Oakland Ave, Ashland
Pa, writes: "When my little girl gets
a cold give her a dose of it and il
always relieves her cannot prais,
it too highly" For sale by Sands
Dorsey Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-04-04

If you awaken weary and unrefresh-
ed in the morning, or tire early in the
day, are bilious and blue" with coat
ed tongue and bad breath-if you are
suffering from indigestion or consti-
pation-you will find Foley Cathartic
Tablets quick to relieve and comfort
able in action. They are wholesome
and health-giving. For sale by the
Sands Dorsey Drug Co.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-04-04

The Bolsheviki who seized ship in
American waters doubtless thought
the whole world had gone to the bad
like Russia.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-04-04

Golfers Weekly is making rather
clumsy efforts to ge-harveyize it.
self as a critic of the administration.
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street, PottsviIle, Pa.
LAWRENCE. SAMUEL, Troy. Ind.
MCBRIDE. WILLIAM f.. 1se Mexican
street. Philadelphia.
McCABE. THOMAS j., Astoria. N. Y.
McCOLLUM. CHESTER f.. Wallis Run. Pa.
MCGUIRE, DAN M, Richmond. Va.
MaNIEY, MsSsE I,ssN, I9sN T. IsSnSc, Tayncr; Pa
MASON. GERALD B.. Montgomery, Ala. =,
MELIA. WILFRED. 1928 North Fifteenth
street. Philadelphia.
MILLHOUsE, HARRY s.. Berlin. Pa.
MlLLMAN. FREDERICK, 1e4 North Dewey
street. Philadelphia.
NORRIS. JOHN r.. s4a1 Washington ave-
nue.. Phiiadelphia.
MORRISON. SAMUEL H., MarkIeton, Pa.
OLSON. CHARLES. windber, Pa.
PETERS, JOHN H., 845 North Washington
avenue, Scranton, Pa.
POWERS. WILLIE A. wanette, Okla.
PREDIGER. HENRY g., 352s North Mar
vino street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia.
ROBBINS, MOE 1891 North Sixteenth
street. Philadelphia.
SCRANTON. WILLIAM f., Sheffield, Pa.
SEvITS. EARL NJ, Berlin, Pa.
sHOUP. CURTIS E.. Kingsley, Pa.
sOBEL. JOHN. 1O43 Emily street, Phlladel-
phia.
sTEiNBACHER, FRED. south wiIIIamsport.
Pa.
ToBIAssEN JOHN New York
TUSCANO, LEO J., New York.
vANNEAR. FRANK R.. Somerset. Pa.
WAGNER. RUSSELL A.. 1416 Mulberry
street. Reading. Pa.
WALLACE ERNEST A., 1900 Multrr street.
Philadelphia.
WATTS NATHAN e.. Rome Gap, II.
WEATE. ALMA. Columbus. o.
wEIDER. HOLMES. Columbus. O.
WIENER. RALPH. Somerset, Pa.
WESTON. WARNER s.. 1906 Margaret ave
nue, Altoona, Pa.
WHITLEY. JOSEPH C. Tccumseh Okla
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MESSENGER, DAVID g.. worcester, Mass.
MIskIE. LEONARD j.. Gowanda. N. Y.
WOUNDED IN ACTION. DEGREE UN-
DETERMINED
serseants
HENfNGAR, HENRY A.. es7 Jersey street.,
New Brighton, 8. I.
LAMBERT. CECIL H.. Hamden. o.
Corporals
ASHLEY. WILLIAM H., Northheld. MINI.
BANNER. JOSEPH. Edgewood. la.
BARRETT. WINFIELD O.. Poplar Blum.
RRODERIcK. WERE H.. Minneapolis
DAVIS, RALPH E.. Minneapolis.
JONES CLARENCE st. Louis.
KELLY. LEO, Asage. Ia.
MERR1WETHER, LAWRENCE C. Royal
LINDSEY. MIKE. Williams. Cal
RANKIN. OSCAR H.. Lookout. Idaho.
Privates
ANTHONY. KENNETH G.. Pittsford. n. Y,
ARLINGTON, ALBERT A.. Mulinville.
BI.ANDroRD. JOSEPH H. wall. walla,
Wash
BoEHM. JOHN L.. Tower City. N. d.
BRADY, RALPH S. French Creek. w. Va.
BUNNELL. BENJAMIN c.. West middle
sex, Pa.
cARLE. FRED E.. Hamilton. Q.
FELKER. CHARLES L., BlandbcrE. Pa.
HALE. JOSEPH H.. Avena. Ill.
HALEY. HORACE F.. Commerce. Ga.
HARRABSON. AYMARD c., Bunin. n, C.
JONES. FOSTER A. North Chattanooga
Tenn.
klRSCH. ALFRED F. Clayton. Mo.
LAND JASPER Cannon Ga.
McNIFF. EDWARD. Chicago.
STEFFECk. EDWARD j.. Shavano, wis
SUTTON. BERT T. Milwaukee. wis.
WuNDERLlCH. ARTHUR NJ. Salt Lake
City
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN AC-.
TON. NOW REPORTED ON DUTY
Private
DEAN. JAMES B.. Middlesex. ~ c.
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SCANDnNAVIANS URGE
U.S.. 10 AID FINLAND
Pledge No Food Sent to Re
lieve. Famine Will Reach
Germans
Washington, Aug. ..


Identic notes from Norway. Sweden
and Denmark appealing to the United
States to aid famine sufferers in Finland
have been presented to the State De-
tpartment by the ministers of the three
Scandinavian countries.
Pledges were offered that no food sent
from America would be allowed to fall
into the hands Of the Germans or to aid
Germany in anyway. Absence Of re-
sponsible Government in Finland to give
such guarantees on Its own account until
now has blocked all plans for help from
American or Allied sources.
The appeal was the subject of a con-
ference between Colville Barclay, coun-
sellor of the British embassy, who is
acting as ambassador, and Acting Secre.
rary Polk. a reply probably will be
made shortly
The Scandinavian Governments acted.
It is learned, after being urged -
brothers to do something for the Firms.
The American Government is assured In
the appeal that the Firms will be willing
to accept whatever terms may be
adopted by the Scandinavians regarding
the administration Of supplies and that
Germany also will furnish proper guar
antees.
DR.. Kaarlo '1gnatius, who was sent to
this country last fall by the Finnish
Government for the dual purpose Of
seeking recognition of Finnish independ-
ence and obtaining Of foodstuffs, has re-
turned to Finland. He was unable to
iobtan any assurance that Finland would
be recognized by the United States. al
though recognition has been given by
Switzerland and France as we'll as the
Scandinavian countries and Germany
/. 1t Is stated that political conditions
lin Finland are SO unsettled as to make
it seem unwise from the American and
British standpoint to grant recognition.
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WARNER, JOHN H.. Tifhn. o.
WASHINGTON. PETER, Charleston. g. c.
MISSING IN ACTION


WARNER, JOHN H.. Tifnn. o.
WASHINGTON. PETER, Charleston. 8. C..
MISSING IN ACTION
serReants
BARRETT. MITCHELL A.. 494i Parrish
street. Philadelphia.
CLAIR. IRVING s.. $3.50 Berks street. Phila-
delphia.
HAWKINS. HENRY c.. Middletown. N. Y.
HESS. ROLAND r, Bartlesville. Okla.
RElNERs ALVIN. Washington. u. c.
SCOTT. WILLIAM F.. Lebanon, Pa.
Corporais
ARMSTRONG. CLIFFORD. Darby. Pa.
EWING. NELSON H., PAT Chestnut street.
Springfield. o.
FARLEY, BRANT A.. els Weet Mound
street, Columbus. o.
FUCHS. SAMUEL. Columbus. o.
HOYLE HARRY c., 34i3 Crawford street.
Philadelphia.
MURPHY. JOSEPH f.. $50 North George
streets. Pottsyille. Pa.
sHORTALL. RALPH r., 2s10 West Glenn
entine street. Philadelphia.
Mechanics
sHAULIs. ROYDEN. Somerset, Pa.
STUTZMAN, PETER E.. Somerset. Pa.
sTEyANUs. HARRY L.. Meyersdsle. Pa.
Priyates
AMoRE. JESSE. Piainstield. O.
AUER, EDWARD A., South Bethlehem, Pa.
BACON zOEL. Fall River, Mass
BAKER. FRANK T., Detroit, Mich.
BARTON. JOHN H. Chetopa Kan.
BURNS. ELISHA. Buckhorn Ky.
CLARK. ARCHIE B.. Coshocton, o.
CLARKE. JOSEPH, Endicott. ". Y.
CoNNoRs. JOHN C.. Hartford, Conn.
FADDEN. ARTHUR. 1905 West Lacka-
wanna avenue. Scranton. Pa.
FARRELL. CHARLES A.. 1906 Hoffman
street, Philadelphia.
FISHER, EARL T.. Berlin, Pa.
FISHER. HARRY c.. Berlin. Pa.
FLEEGLE. CHARLES NJ, Somerset. Pa.
FORGIoNB. MICHEL. solopage. Italy.
CAN'T. FRANK C., 2332 Sergeant street.
Philadelphia.
GEARHART. WILLIAM f., ChambersburE.
Pa.
GOoNIN. MORRIS. 1747 Sterling place.
Brooklyn.
HAYES. WILLIAM T. Washington D. C.
HELwIG. JOHN W. Columbia. Pa.
HENDRICKSoN. CHARLES. Earlsboro.
HENRY. CHARLES F.. Meyer.dale. Pa.
HOSLER. WILLIAM b.. Tamaqua. Pa.
JACKSON, CLAUDE. Hickman. Ky.
JOHNSON. GROVER c.. stoyestown, Pa.
JONES. EARL E.. Meyersdale. Pa.
JORDAN. HERBERT ". Hanover. Pa.
JOYCE. LEO L.. 118 North Van Burer
street, Scranton, Pa.
KANE, GUST, SlatinGton, Pa.
! KARAS, ALEXANDER, Shnmokin, Pa.
KAUFFNIAN. FRANK j.. 1850 Mayflelt
| street, Philadelphia.
KEENAN,. JOSEPH r., 1899 Miffiin street
Philadelphia.
KELLY. DALLIE. OsEood Ind
KELLY. ROBERT NJ. 2ois Reed street
! Philadelphia.
KIELBASINSKI. STANLEY. 524 Soutl
| Front street. Philadelphia.
/ KIRKPATRICK. JOSEPH H.. 1903 IVES
Arch street. Pottsyille. Pa.
KLEIN EDN ARD W. 3O2 North Sintl
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SPAIN SENDS NOTE TO KAISER
Communication on Torpedoing
Ships Follows Cabinet Session
By the Associated Press

Madrid. Aug. Spain has addressed
new note to Germany concerning the
torpedoing of Spanish ships.
Foreign Minister Dato made this an
nouncement late yesterday after the
cabinet had held an extraordinary ses-
sion.
Despite the repeated Spanish protests.
Spanish vessels have continued to fall
victims to German submarines. The
torpedoing of the Spanish steamship
Ramon de Larrinaga was regarded as
the gravest incident that had yet oc-
Cured between Germany and Spain.
Eight Spaniards perished in the dis
aster and the oil which the ship carried
was almost half the supply assured to
Spain under the Spanish American
agreement.
It was reported from Athens % July
II that a Spanish steamship carrying
the Spanish minister to Greece had been
torpedOed by "A German submarine. The
ship flew the minister's flag. The diplo-
mat and his family We're rescued
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vENING PUBLIC LEDGER
THURMoN, ALLEN O.. Bernice. La.
BuGler
FEDUNIEC. WALTER. Brooklyn.

ALLEN O.. Bernice, La.
FEDUN1Ec. WALTER. Brooklyn.
Privates
BoITET, EUGENE j.. Fort Wayne, Ind.
CROOKS. BLOND H.. Buffalo. Ky.
CLARK, JOSEPH j.. Mount Washington. o.
COLLEY, CLYDE, Adkins. Ky.
CoURNoYER. EDWARD w, Natick Mass.
GALUsKI. JOHN, East Taunton, Mass.
GARDENER, ELMER ~. North Franklin,
HENDRrCKsoN. JACK. Cranbury. n. J.
LEWIS. CALVIN. Grcensburs. n. J.
NEVILLE. EDWARD r.. Harrison. n. }.
RYEA. EDWARD b.. Bakersfield. VI.
SAFRANSKT. Roman s.. Chicago.
vilLANo. JOSEPH, New York city.
w1DENHoEFT, WALTER, 1856 Ayers ave-.
Chicago.
MISSING IN ACTION
Sergeants
HAAG. FRIEND f.. South Sterling. Pa.
MOUNT. RICHARD E.. 100 Markle street.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM n. 75e North Thir-
ty-seventh street. Philadelphia.
Corporals
BAILEY, LAWRENCE d.. Newberry, Pa.
BARR. ROBERT. s3i Pine street, PhiladeI-
BISBING. PAUL r.. 1O4 North sixty-third
street. Philadelphia.
LEWIS. THOMAS H.. 1880 Poplar street.
,,SuTp runpcr "a ,.as v.,.rro s,-os,
S,',i.J,,',,,,, w" '' '""s' '''''''
NccaEEREW LANES I oIA4 Nortb s.c-
ond street, Philadelphia.
MILLER, FRANCIS j., Honesdale. Pa.
MOHN. CLARENCE f., 2O6 Prince street.
w kansns,erl HnS n,ro,~c rn; ,,o Mart, r,.,.,,
street. Philadelphia.
i.a.n m,.,,,,. Snrantar Do
D'''" "''''
cL
VERGTSBERGER, WILLIAM y, 5VVo Nortn
Twenty-third street, fhiiadeipha.
Privates
ACHUFF, HARRY N, lS6 west frice
street, Philadelphia.
ALBRIGHT. RALPH H.. 1727 Monument
avenue. Philadclphia.
aNnEnsoM. EnM,S e'' '''' E'''" '''''er
stree., Ell fhiiaGeipnn. ' oao ~,u., S,x.,
sixth street, Philndelphia.
"t.,a IYa It, ' ~ "'' ~'
RICKUSRT ROY r.. PoxtouyiIle, Pa.
RRr-WI NnRTnN Mex. 1I52 Meeting
Wouse Lane Pbiiadeipbia.
cARMNN' VICTOR H. Madison. Ind.
CRAWFORD. STANLEY. II Essex lane,
CROPICKNITsKY. EMEL. Dickson City
Pn.
DesTEFANo' I ,t ant ANT9NIS; GS;, 1894 West rhomp
son stree., rn,"oSp. NH S ~,
DURTM. BRGER; Camden. n: 49,, ..
. rUS EN-. SnnD, D., Niiaa ~.
1ibsON, NiciUn r.; o. N'r'" twenty
nlntn street, rn,Inueipna; n:o ,,.
uhiMfs' ,.i,,a, nhbEKt i.' i'-' "'u"' 'er"''
street, fn,aneipnh' ,-,. ~,.. o
HARRIS. NORMAN l., 1874 North opa
street Ihiiadcinha:
HENRY. EVERETT. Paoli. Pc:
HORROCkS, JOSEPH E.' l4l' Norm Mai
avenue. Scranton, Pa.
Hustled. CHARLES j.. $50 North sixty
sixth street: Pbiladeiphia:
hliMEL' k,a'Eht H. OFT Hreeh street
ba'tie 'reek' M'en.
LEEDS. HARRY B.. Paulsboro. n. j.
| LrKATZ. LOUIS NJ. McAdoo. Pa.
MCCARTHY. MICHAEI. j., Pittsburgh. Pa.
McCOOL. JOHN FRANCIS NJ. 456 Berkele
McFEAT. JOHN. Iuchture. Scotland
| McKEOVN, JOSEPH A., 1920 Hutchinso
street philadelphia,
MApALA, FRANK, 01s Fourth street. Nj
| waukee
MANNING ROY. East st. Louis. III.
| MATTHEWS, HOWARD L., Darby. Pa.
MATTIA, ANTHONY, a8S North simpst
street, Philadelphia.
,,,c,,.r, C,y,p,rs t. Uost Aueust
nv VI AHh'
,,nndI'rp STAG n Catosauoua. Pa.
H,nDDIS' nERN,Rn Al Sorfoik stree
"yHmaS. p,,;I,5.,nhIa Vs.
~rIuS s'"e,a HnSarpu zoo, Partridge stree
PI,,I,a.inh;a
NEtS1N FRiNK ia South Everett ay
nue, scranton, Pa.
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The army lists contained the names
Of the following officers:
KILLED IN ACTION
Captain
GRAHAM. ROBERT NJ, Minneola MINI.
Lieutenants
RAYNOR. EUGENE E.. Battle Creek. Mich.
WHITE, JOHN B., Hutchinson. Kan.
wINSTEAD. GUY j.. Roxboro. N c.
STOTT. GERALD r.. Oakland, Me.
MISSING IN ACTION
Captain
sCHMAHL. DANA c.. st. Paul. MINI.
I.ieutenants
VAUGHAN CLYDE c.. Liberty Hill. Tex.
CROWNS, GEORGE H., Nekoosa. Wis.
RAYMOND. ROBERT F., Superior Court
House. Boston. Mass
No officers were named in the Marine
Corps list.
The army list, in addition to these
officers, follows:
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Adopt Fire.Prevention Standards

WashinoEnt, Aug. 9.--.4eneral stand
ards for fire prevention. to be applied
particularly to war industries. have
been recommended jointly by the war
industries board and the Bureau Of
Stardards. it was announced today and
A. o. Boniface has been designated as
tnr ro-urer.itng agent between the fire.
~, v"i'tiu" ""rticn of the board and the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-09
Marine List

KILLED IN ACTION
Corporal
ST. GEORGE, HERBERT, Worcester. Mass
Drummer
DI MOTTO, SALVADOR. Palermo. italy.
Privates
JAMES S, Overton. Neb.
O. NEAL. HENRY A. Concord. Ca.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION
Corporals
GEORGE J.. Chicago.
TONA L.. windy w. Va.
HUFF. WILLIAM n. Ponca city. Okla
KIPP, JOSEPH H. st. Paul.
MCCORMACK LEO G. Bone Gap. III.
WOUNDED IN ACTION SEVERELY
Corporals
MOORE. JOSEPH F.. YOUNGSTOWN, o.
PERRAULT. JOHN A, Everett. Wash.
ALEXANDER, RICHARD B.. PhillipsburE,
BROWN LEONARD E. Chattanooga. Tenn
CARBERRY LEO F., Chicago.
COFIELD. WALTER, Wesley. Ga
DAHL. ALBERT r.. Butte. Mont
FAUVER, WILLIAM C., Bnyonne, y. }.
FOGLE. LEROY G.. Chicago.
FULLER. EDWARD A.. Burlington. n. J.
.k1PP, ELLIS T.. Chicago.
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Army List No. 2
KILLED IN ACTION

KILLED IN ACTION
Sergeants
MCNAMARA. LAWRENCE, Chicopee Falls,
Mass.
SMITH, SHELBY. Fairbanks. Tex.
sTOYER. CURTIS ANDREW. 2S4 Chapel
terrace. Reading. Pa.
THACKER. AUBERY BERNARD. Char
lottesville, va
wHITE. HARRY L., Bluefeld. w. Va.
NADEL ABE, New York city
SLATER, HERMAN c., st. Albans, W. Va.
TARDY. JACKSON r.. Murat, Va.
THERKELSON, PAUL j., Kirkwood N Y.
WAGNER. IVAN JOHN. Utica. N. Y.
ZANOVITZ, STANLEY. Nanticoke, Pa.
NEwBERRY. GRANVILLE, New York city
Privates
BEAM, JOSEPH. Hazleton, Pa.
KAHDO, JOSEPH, Parsons, Pa.
NcFARLAND. OWEN. Marietta, Pa.
McGIILOWAY. VINCENT. Plains. Pa.
MARKS. ELY. Armor. w. Va.
MILLER. CHARLES, Conastota. ". Y.
NELSON, EDW. MARTIN. Chicago.
SETTLES. JAMES F.. Stumptown. w. Va.
SHAVER. WARDER G., Cedarville. W. Va.
SIEWIENICK, STANLEY South Bend. Ind
SMITH. WILLIAM F.. Midland. Mich.
TAMULEVICH. PETER DAVID. Worcester.
rREiBER. JOHN AUGUST. Astoria. NY.
4 ULsNER, ISAAC L.. New Holland, Pa.
yAssAR. OLIVER GUY University City.
i .-<<<>. oux kNroSs . p,.,x..< ~ =
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CASUALTY TOTAL $40;
222 PENNSYL VANZANS|
Army List Has 468 Names, With 3O3 Missing and Ninety
Killed in Action-Marine Losses Fifty
t,Uo, With -Four Slain

WALKER. GILBERT NJ. Campbelo. Mass.
WE1NsTE1N. GEORGE, Fall River, Mass.
WILLIAMS, EARL B., wentzville. Mo.
WILLIAMS. DEWEY A.. Stateville. N. c.
WlNGERT. JACOB H.. ChambersburE. Pa.
WRIGHT. HAROLD H., watertcwn, N. Y.
YANNUZZI, GIUSEPPE, 935 Manton street,
Philadelphia.
YASULEvICH, CHARLES. Lyon, Pa.
ZEWARK. WALTER. Rumford Falls, Me
MISSING IN ACTION
Sergeant
COYLE. PETER MANASSA, Johnstown, Pa.
Corporals
LECKEMBY. MERLE r., MeyersdaIe, Pa.
LECKEMBY. WILLIAM r.. Meyersdale. Pa.
MCINTYRE. JAMES, Linden Heights o.
Bugler
sUsANEK. ANDREW. Lnmott, Pa.
Mechanic
BRANT. JOSEPH s.. Somerset. Pa.
Cooks
LAYDING, FRANK, Berlin. Pa.
LINGARDO, COSMO. Old Forge, Pa.
MANLEY, JOHN j., 8la North Washington
avenue, Scranton. Pa.
MARONOvICK, JOSEPH, Shenandoah. Pa.
Privates
ADAMS, MERLIN j., Somerset. Pa.
ARGRAvES. MARK E. Fort Fairfield, Me.
BARBER. ANTONIO. villa Petto, Italy.
BEATTY, FRANK f., Fairchance. Pa.
BELLAR. GEORGE, 1905 Church street.
BERNARDiNI. P1ETRo. Piangi. Italy.
BIXLER, WALTER S.. Connellsville. Pa.
BOsLER, FRANCIS ", 1887 Etting street.
BRENNER. CHARLES. o2e North Second
street, Philadelphia.
.CARAMANNA. SALVATORE. 74e Passyunk
pt1NKEkLY, sSfaIf: a'itiS RTssELL pARsoN. scran-
EVANS, SIDNEY. Warren. o.
GAUs. CARL j.. 836 Center Street Johns
GEDDEs. JOSEPH. Sels Wakefield street.
GILMER. RAYMOND. Erwinna, Bucks
GcRMLEY. sShi: LOUIS j.. ssoi Ellsworth
| street, Philadelhia.
HAMAKER. DAVID W.. Columbia. Pa.
HARRiDGE. CLIFFORD HEAGEN. 628
North Fortieth street. philadelphia.
HAIRLESS. GEORGE S.. Earlsboro. OKLA.
| street, Philadelphia.
| HART, OSCAR, Mercer. Pa.
| HAZEN, DANIEL W.. Williamsport. In.
FRovER. LEWIS, Heinztown. Okla.
HELENIAK. ANTONI. 1888 Webb street.
HaMPMiIL. f ALBERT F.. 14 Richmond
HENDERSON. ALEXANDER W.. Chestnut
JENDRiCKs. JOHN. Coplay. Pa.
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM A.. westview' "a.
| j =.
JONES. JOHN W., Scranton. Pa.
JULIANO, JOSEPH, 2lS2 Toronto street
Philadelphia.
KOCH, ANDREW, Shaft, Pa.
| LESTER, DONALD L., Sanyille. NY
McCOOLIGAN. JAMES, COZ North twenty
third street, Philadelphia.
McKANE, ROBERT. 294O PeltZ street, fhh
adelphia. ,,
| MANSFIELD, PAUL L.. Boston. Mass.
MATT, RUSSELL. 1911 North Myrtiewoo'
street, Philadelphia.
| NIXON, JOHN H, Empire, o. -
PERRITT. w. ]. BRYAN. Hazelhurst. MISS
| PIERRE. JOHN. Jr.. Appleton. Wis.
POLIDORE, PHILIP. Kitzmiller, MD.
PUCCIO, DOMONICK. Chicago.
PYTEL, ANTONIO. Grays Landing "a;
OHM EDW. LAWRENCE. 2s25 ONfor'
street, Philadelphia.
REED. ROBERT B., willard. Col.
ROWE MARION H.. Mansfield. U.
SHEETS. LYNN. Sunbury. Q. ,,
SNYDER. HARRY, 1913 Durfur street. Phil
adelphia.
TsNGJ,E. FRANK, bethlehem. Pa.
ITNGER, LLOYD j.. Boswell, Pa.
VAN METER HOMER v. Maud. Okla.
VAN WAGNER, ROY JOHN 27o Morr'
avenue, Elizabeth, n. j.
VEL ORD, VETER. Cataziero. lta!y.
ZHORELLA, FRANK A., 1888 Cedar street
| Liladelphia.
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Army List No. l
KILLED IN ACTION

KILLED IN ACTION
HAMILTON. VICTOR. Grantsville. W. Va.
Privates
ocoNNoR. JAMES H.. Lafayette. Ind.
wOODARD, HUGH g., La Porte. Ind
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Private
CLIFFORD. CHARLES. Yerington. Neb.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
sergeants
HAGAMAN, FRANK L.. Rosedale. Kan.
HARDING. ROBERT j., Boston. Mass.
Corporals
KENNY FRANK A.. Brooklyn.
MURPHY. JOSEPH p. Brooklyn.
wINNINGHAM. JAMES E.. Gunter. Tenn.
Privates
: CICELLo. ANDY. Hotel Henry. Pittsburgh.
JACKSON. ANDREW. San Francisco. Cal.
KARTENSoN SAMUEL. Gardar, N. D.
LAZZARo. GIROIAND. New York city.
LIE cRoIx. LoNARD E.. Athens. Ala.
VoNCErDT. ARTHUR s.. Portland. Ore.
CoOMBs. EARL A. Canton. o.
woUNDED-DEGREEU UNDETERMINED
Corporals
cIoDYR, sTIvY. New York city.
COOK, FRANCIS j., Brookline. Mass.
RADTKE. FREDERICK W.. Chicago.
AUCoINE. HORACE. Chataignier. La.
BARBATO. ABELE. Hackensack, N. j.
CANATTAL. JAMES. Allen. Pa.
COACH, SAMUEL. Hampshire. Ill.
CORS. JOHN Youngstown, o.
CzEsNowsKI. MICHAEL. Brooklyn.
GEORGE. JOHN NJ. Hammond Ind.
HARLAN. ANDREW w. Manchester. N. H.
HENDRIX. THOMAS j.. Church, Okla.
HOLIDAY. BEN, Allison Works. Pa.
KOWAL, JOHN, Plane. Pa.
ROAM. DEWEY s.. Crocker. Mo.
MISSING IN ACTION
serEeants
REILLY. CHARLES. SO North wiota street.
ROGERS. JAMES. Greenviile. S. c.
Privates
ADAMS. WALTER c.. Earesboro. Okla.
ALLEN, THOMAS H.. $500 WyalusinE ave
nue.. Philadelphia.
ALPERN, HARRY. Pittsburgh.
BEARD, WILLIAM WESLEY. Fayetteville.
BRODY. HENRY H.. bss Fairmount avenue
Philadelphia.
ELY. SHELBY WESLEY. Foss. Okla.
FAHEY. THOMAS JOSEPH, 1913 Birch
street. Philadelphia.
FERRIS. BERT. Elmore. o.
JONES. THOMAS WALTER. Mahsnoy City
Pa.
McHENRY. Tf1OMAS, DobDB FERRY, N. Y
O'NEIL. FRANCIS p. 5008 Keyser street
Philadelphia.
PALMER. EDWARD LAWRENCE. jackson
o,
PELLATERO. CHARLES, Hooversville, Pa
PERKOVSKI, LEOPOLD. Detroit. Mich.
PICKERING. CLYDE E.. Alvsr. Okla.
PIZzUTI. JAMES A.. $40 Genet street
Scranton, Pa.
PURICELLI. LOUIS. st. Louis.
RADCLIFFE, STYLES Chicago.
RECINELLI. DRAZIO. 1880 Lancaster ave
nue, Philadelphia.
Rich, RALPH. 72 Seneca street. PottsviIlo
Pa.
ROBERTS. ARNOLD, Greensburg, Pa.
ROSE DELBERT DEAN. Hop Bottom. Pa
ROSsER. EUGENE THOMAS, 1911 jackson
street, Scranton, Pa.
RUZICKA, VLADIMIR. Columbus. o.
SCHARMUCK, AUGUST. Pittsburgh. Pa.
SHAFFER. CLYDE F., Crescent. Okla.
sHAFFER. HOMER A., Garrett, Pa.
SHAW, LLOYD j., C0nnellsville. Pa.
SHAW, WALTER O.. Shawnee, Okla.
SINCLAIR, SAMUEL E., Detroit.
SMITH. DEWEY H.. Ridgely, w. Va.
STRENG, LUTHER L.. Meyersdale. Pa.
VIRDEN. BRADY D.. Bald Knob Ark
WILSON, JOHN X, Somerset, Pa.
ZIMMERMAN. ARTHUR W.. 251O Nortl
Collins street. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-09
Washington, Aug. 9.

Names Of 3o3 officers and men missing
IN action were contained in five army
lists, aggregating 46s, made public to-
day by the War Department. A Marine
Corps casualty list brought the total to
$40.
Nearly one-half of the army men
named were from Pennsylvania. There
were 222 from that State, with seventy
four from Philadelphia alone. Others
were from Scranton, Allentown, York,
Somerset. Berlin, Pittsburgh and other
Pennsylvania cities. There was moth
ing to indicate to what branch of the
service they belonged.
The number of missing in action was
NDs largest announced In any single day
since the casualties from the fighting
on the Marne-Aisne front began arriv-
ing, last Monday. There were four Of
fcers--a captain and three lieutenants-
and large number of non commissioned
officers on the list
A recapitulation Of the six lists
shows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-09
Army List No. 3

Army List No. 3
KILLED IN ACTION
CorpOrals
DUNN. WILLIAM B.. Paris. Tenn.
HANLEY. CHARLES E.. Brooklyn
Bugler
NICHOLS. HOWARD Elmira. N. Y.
Mechanic
ELLIG. VICTOR NJ. Fort Smith. Ark.
Cook
HAssEwER. RUDOLPH. Chicago.
Privates
BRAswELL, CARRADINE F.. Lloyd. Fla.
BURNETT. LUTHER L.. Springville. Tenn.
CARLETTA, CATALDO. Pittston, Pa.
cATHERwooD. PATRICK J.. Morrison. Ia.
COLE. ORA c., Bucyrus.HO.
COPOICCOI. TONY, Warrenton. W. Va.
HENRY, JOHN W. Newburyport, Mass.
MII.EWSKI. TEDOR. Detroit.
MILLER, LONZQ A, Sanger. Cal.
MINCCI. DOMINICK, Providence. R. I.
PINCKNEY. JOSEPH c., Yemassee. s. c.
STAR. JOSEPH. Boston.
SOUTHARD. DANIEL E.. Syria. Va.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Sergeant
wILLETTE. NAPOLEON. Rumford. Me.
BAIR. MAURICE. Gold1eld. New.
BOUCHER. LEON, Kaiser, Ark.
KING. MARSHALL W.. Iva. s. C.
SARGENT. RALPH. Worcester. Mass.
SCOTT. JOHN W.. Cleveland. o.
SMITH. HAROLD A. Hardwick. VT.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
GREEN. ERNEST. Francisco. Ind.
Corporal
PEMBERToN, RICHARD. Ashland. Ky.
Privates
| ANDREWS. ELLIS E. Detroit.
| ANDRUS, SAUL, Eunice. La.
| BLAKE. ALBRO E.. Coloma. Mich.
PENDLEToN. ADELBERT W. Amesbury
| Mass.
WOUNDED-DEGREE UNDETERMINED
| Sergeants
BREWER, JOHN B., Lombard, Ky.
| CARROLL. STEPHEN ". Fall River Mass
| COrpOrals
BENEDICT. ALFRED A. Calistoga, Cal
| BRA1SKl. FRANK, Chicago.
| CLARK, FLOYD W., Mount Jewett, Pa.
| MILLER. SAMUEL. Chicago.
The Dolores star., 1918-02-01
Msthodiss Chuseh Noiss.
The Homelike Church. %

Three things for you TO remember:
That the subject for next Sunday
evenings sermon is when Men Meet
Jesus"
That one week from Sunday evening
q Union Patriotic Mass Meeting will be
held at which time an Offering will be
taken for the purpose of sending Bibles
TO the boys st the front.
That a great Evangelistic Campaign
is about to begin in our city. Watch
for other announcements.
And don't forget about the mid-week
prayer service. Next weeks dis
cussion will be on what would happen
If everybody forgot to pray for 4
year."
Lewis Preaching service II a. m.
Lebanon Preaching service 8 p. m.
Dolores Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Preaching service at 7:3O.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:OOp. m.
STANLEY A. CURTIS. Pastor.