The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-26
Clemenceau Not Welcomed,
mime MEMPH|ANS
DEAD IN FRANCE
Three Killed in Action, Two
Died of Disease and
Four of Wounds.

The supreme sacrifice Of nine more
Memphians on French battlefields and
mishaps to four others were made pub
lie Tuesday by the war department 8
casualty list and by kilograms 70 rel
atives. Three were instantly killed In
action Just short time before the
armistice was signed, two died of
wounds and four died Of disease.
They are;
Killed in action; Capt Isaac Reese,
$40 Vance avenue Corp. Jewel
Bush. 1880 Park street: Private James
Nathan, Jr.. Manhattan Savings Bank
and Trust company
Died of wounds: Lieut.. Roy II. Treze-
want. Private Oliver l.. Harris, 1856 Nc
Lemore avenue,
Died of disease: Musician Charles G,
Edwards 1897 Nesey avenue; PrivateS
Samuel w, Bradley 324 McLemore ave
nue.; r. p. Fisher, 800 South Main
street, and Louis Allen, 424 St. Paul
Severely wounded. Private Eddie
Stokes, 267 Fourth street.
Missing In action: Lieut.. Louis l..
Carruthers. 143 North Bellevue (avia-
tom; Private Luther Duke, 979 Trigg
avenue.
Wounded, degree undetermined. pre-
viously reported missing: Private Joe
Pacini. 3S7 Linden avenue.
Capt. Isaac Reese, 20, as q mem
ber OF the Second division. fought with
his company the battles of Chateau
Thierry, Belleau woods, the Marne and
st. Mihiel, where he was promoted to
captain. His last big battle was near
Sedan. Before going to Greenville,
Tex, to enter the cotton business two
or three years ago, he was engaged In
that business In Memphis. His widow
survives him, as well as his parents
Afpaician 7barieg q ED wards 9k son
of Mrs. Molle Edwards, 1897 Vesey
avenue, died Nov. from pneumonia
in an overseas camp. lie was for
merly member of the old North
Memphis band" which later was with
the Memphis militia. He Is the first
S. W. Bradley, 25, of Company C,
Fifty seventh Pioneer regiment. died OF
disease on ship en- route to France
Oct I. his mother, residing at 324 Nc
Lemore avenue has been informed. He
enlisted Sept. g. Besides his wife, Mrs.
Oracle F. Bradley, of Fulton, KY, the
soldier is survived by his mother.
Mrs. James Nathan has received word
from the war department that her son,
James Nathan, Jr., has paid the high
est price possible for humanity. He
was killed In action oct s, He was q
years old. and before going TO war was
valued empoye Of che Manhattan
volunteered In July, 1917. and was with
medical division.
Lieut.. Louis L. Carruthers, aviator
son OF Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Carruthers,
Is reported missing since oct. /, but
as the father this week received a
letter from him dated Nov s, telling
OF downing two boches, his parents
believe his name has been mistaken
| for that OF someone else.
| Private oliver T. Harris, "a, 1856 Nc
Lemore avenue, died late in October
IF wounds received. presumably in the
&rgonne forest. His name Is included
n Tuesdays casualty list.
Private Joseph Pacini, who was pre-
vlously reported missing in action, il
reported Tuesday as woundN degree
undetermined Before enlisHng last
| spring he boarded with the family ol
Boni Lorenzo, 3S7 Linden avenue
Relatives of Corp. Jewel Bush, 1sSt
| Park street; Private Oliver f. Harris
1856 McLemore avenue; r. y. Fisher
| 300 South Main street: Louis Allen, 42i
| st. Paul street; Eddie Stokes, 26;
| Fourth street, and Luther Duke, 37E
Trigg avenue. have not been located.