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New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
EXECUTORS SALE

EXECUTORS SALE. -NsURROGATE's
Court, Suffolk County--In the matter CT
the application Of the German Exchans.
gage. lease or sell real property IN .ha
Lstate of CHARLES UECHLER. deceased
Pursuant 10 q Decreo dated March I2tb.
1918, made by Hon. Selah D. Strong, Sur.
-ogate Of Suffolk County. in the above pro
ceedlng, the Undersigned will sell at Public
Nos 1916 veney Street. IN the Borough o.
Manhattan, City OF New York. on the 7th
day Of November. 1913. ct - 90 noon, on
that day. by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer.
sold as follows:
Al that certain piece or parcel of land
Ward Yard Of the CITY OF New York, bounded
and described as follows, 70 Wit:
Beginning at point on tho Westsriy
s,q9 s"5, feet, two and one,bsif C2M5 iScses
Southerly from the Southwest corner Of
First Avenue and ssth Street; running
ssth Street. One hundred l1oo) feet; thsnss
Southerly, and parallel with said First Ave,
nue.. Twenty-Five (25) feet and Two o.
inches, thence Easterly. and parallel With
the said Westerly side OF First Avenue and
thence Northerly. along tho said WesterlY
feet and Two CD inches to tao point or
place OF BEGINNING
Ssid premises viii be sold subject to y
mortgage eo in ,,. the sum t of Fifteen thQusaa.
from the lst day OF September. 1911 a
five $50 per cent. now due. and % am
state Of facts shown by accurate survey
and to rights OF tenants IN possession.
ELIZABETH a. HECHLER,
E4ecutr!t.
STEINER G. PETERSEN.
Attorneys for Executr!x,
500 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan,
New York City.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold: It's street number is 1895
First Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

GRoos. Louis G.. ohiesso sD,' W.. 1uf0'" w.
GoTTLIEB: Morris, Chicago (W).
HANSEN; Luther H.. Alhamhra (W).
HUEBSCH, Erwin. Chicago (W).
HOWARD, Robert P. corp, Chicago Cw)..
HEFLIN. Maynard. Sandovel W.. wye
HALMER. Ernest. Chicago (W).
JOHNSON. Frank A.. Wheaton (W).
KRENEK. Joseph. Chicago (W).
Ki.ASpAR, IA Emil j.. Chicago Cd D..
kEATlNG, Walter s., Chicago (W).
LAMARR. Louis Gilbert. Chicago C,Nl.
LoNGAN. G. p. corp. Wheatin2 - W.
1ASW 1LAScAR; SeGss Ge6rss e N. corp. Chicago lw).
LUEPKE. Alfred H., Chicago (W).
MDONALD. Donald H.. Donavan (w).
MORAY. Willis F.. Chicago (W).
MAClONTEk. Baleslaw. Chicago CW).
MCCARTHY. George. Chicago (W).
MILLEN. John NJ. Aurora (W).
NEAL. Ruel. lie Roy (W).
0GLE; 0G.s; gennis W., Jacksonville tw).
PENTEL. Samuel. Chicago (W).
PETZEL. Joseph A.. Chicago (W).
PETRIZI. Louis. Geneseo (W).
PERfETTl. Giro, Panama (W)
PYZYNsKI. Stefan. Chicago lW).
SCHONHOFF. b. H, East Dubuque (DD).
SHAVER. Russell. sgt. Alton (W).
SEvERA. John. Chicago CW).
STALLMAN. Edward f.. Chester (W)
STULGINSKI. William. Chicago (W}.
SEBASTIAN. George E.. Chicago (w).
SMITH, Cornelius H.. Rock Falls (W).
TEASAN. Leonard W.. Palos Park (W0.
cAgo (W).
WE!s, Otto. corp. Chicago (w}.
WALSH. Andrew p. Chicago (W).
WEDEL. Charles F.. sgt. Chicago CWl
WEBB; WEBB, Raymond L.. corp, Antioch (w).
WINoKEN, Paul A. Chicago Cw).
INDIANA:
AMBoRsK1. Walter. Otis (w).
GGAAsMhMAoSAS GAMMoNn NJ s. s9 dosansPoys TnSP .l Sw w
HAGUE; II! ]l;r,; T; G.; Indianapolis .(W):
ATTHEAs. Thomas, Richmond (W).
NILES, Harry A.. Mitchell (K).
NARYELLE. vernie. Greenfield (W).
PALKOWSKI. J. j.. South Rend (W).
SPAR. Willard. Brooklyn (K).
SCHAFER. Anthony. Elwood (W).
sRnis;, sRIGGs, Norris. pes Moines Sw)
sGEEbylNs;; GEbI ms; Basil 1s B.. H9meston (K,.
FARM, Christian. Nevada (W).
HAFFA. Lloyd L., Sanborn (W).
Johnson. VIM. l.. Bettendorf lw).
OGBuKN. John r.. Monroe (W).
O'DELL. Louis f.. Bedford (I1).
SSCIHaLEISMAN. SIa MAN. J. n. Lidderdals (w)
r, ,WATXdNs. . Lorn. oskoloosa (W).
GILLIAN. Ray M, Dingus (W).
,HACKWORTH. w. j.. corp. Vsnceburrh
(W). 81
JUSTICE. J. M. PikcvilIs (w).
KIDD, William. McCausey (W).
NIECE. Etherage. Hail (K).
PETIT: W: H.. Dawson Springs CW).
hOBERTSON. r. K, Frankfort IVY.
SIMPSON. John. Wiihoit (W).
KANSAS, >'''
BROWNING, Floyd c.. Emporia fw)
DUNHAM. Frank ", Wichita (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

ALABAMA.
CRUISE. Jim. Huntsville (Wl.
CLAY. Hugh c., Piedmont (W).
CROOK. David W.. New Decatur (Wl;
HAYNES. Dewey. CORP. Admission }w(.
HENSON. Roy. corp, Hawthorne (W).
GILES, Noble. Haleyville (W).
MATHEWS Will, corp. Florence (W).
MALONE. Noah D.. Elrod (Wl:
MICKEY. Junius A., Mobile (Wo.
ROLLINS, Walter. Ashford (K).
LlrTLEJoHN. orville D.. Ray lw).
MILLER. Voyt r.. Williams (W).
ARKANSAS:
BALDWIN. Herbert, Roseville (K).
BROOKS, Mat. Darling (W).
DODSON. David a.. Cavecreck (W>.
KING. James f., Gurdon % w.
CALIFORNIA:
CHRISTENSEN. W.. Ns,.t. Oakland {w>.
BRoMMER, Willard r., corp. San Fran
DE soTo. Fred B.. CORP, Fresno tw)
PLATTS. H. c.. corp. San Francisco (w).
WOLFE. George, Fresno (W).
CONNECTICUT:
ALFIERE. Angelo. Norwich (W).
ATKINSON. Lyles. sgt. Fair Haven (W).
BRADSHAW. Howard ra'i f.. as Waterbury nw'ii iiw).
DALEY, Michael. Andover % D..
FALLS. William. Westbrook (W).
GOODFELLOW. j. r.. New Haven (w).
HOWARD. Edwt I'd j.. Waterbury (W}.
LANDEN, Edward Greenwich (W).
MARSHALL C. E. corp. Greenwich (K).
MoRTONITIs. John. Naugatucls (W)
SNYDER, William r.. Torrington (W).
.TrURNEk. Everett s.. corp. Berlin fW).
nEEHAN. Daniel F.. Waterbury (W).
WAJC1ECHANSKI, JOS. Terryville (W).
COLORADO:
ps11s,y.r pps00DARp: B. s.. tcut. Demysy tW).
0aTEs 00ATEEl: sherman, Somerset (W).
UAmE.S. Abmy. North Creede wv.
PUTNAM. Elmer D.. Denver (W).
SEAhS, Edward. corp.,. Callbran IVY.
FLORIDA:
JAMES; Edwin B.. pal.tka (wo.
SANFORD. Dan, Portland ID D).
! GEORGIA:
sAKER. William. Register 10 D..
CATHCART, Henry, Franklia w,
nDisON. Claude K. Atlanta (Wl
,SSnA "a. Floyd, Americas ID D.
BENNINGTON. Jos. H.. Savannah (w).
G pGGHDLEI Charles. Tate % D..
ROBINSON. George T., Spring place fw,
WOOD. Stewart W.. corp, Atlanta 1p D}
'WRYE. Oscar T.. sgt, Alamo (W).
IDAHO:
MOORE. Frank j.. corp. Lewiston fW,
FATTON. Earl G.. Payette (W).
RANDS, James N. Pocatello (W).
ILLINOIS:
CoULD. George H.. capt. Chicago w,
ATWOOD. Maurice r.. Stone Valley W.
BLIxT. Thure r.. Chicago fW).
BRAZELL. Dee L., sgt. Chicago (W).
BARLOW. Herman. Chicago (W).
DAYEY. Thomas X. sgt. Chicago fw).
DAn DAsMoNp A5s1cs Carl II p pesssssDea cS;..sa w
PO9sELI. Geo. NJ. corp. Oak Park (w)
FHEBELl., Paul e.. corp. stegcr (W).
FLEEHAM, Ruben. Chicago (W).
CANCER, Ray NJ, Champagne fW).
COLpSrEIN. William. Chicago iW).
GREEN. RAYMOND j.. Chicago fW).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
MARRIAGES

CREENoUGH H-FOsTER-on October %,
1918 at Brest, France. by the Rev: Dr.
Conover. Alfred Greenough. Ensign, y ;.
n r.. formerly OF Boston. TO Anne Stan
c,fFe Foster, OF New York.
ROCkNELL-CUILD- Wednesday. Oc-
tober so, 1915, at the Church Of the Mes
siah. by the Rev. DR.. John Haynes Holmes.
Jessie IDA. daughter OF Henry Gardner and
Josephine Honeywell Guild, 10 Edwin Cur
It's Rockwell
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
New York City and Vicinity
Wounded

Wounded
FAHNEsToCK. Snowde7. A.. capt. IA
Last Seoen nty-Sirus Street. NeW Yorf; CITY.
GILLESPIE, .Ale1Gnder j.. lieut., 251 West
Etqhty-drst Street. NeW York CITY.
WOOD. Mcredith, lieut.. 1s2 .Sirth Avenue,
BLACKwELL. Jemee NJ. lieut.. 40 East
E'ghtv-hrst Street, NeW York Ctty.
MARX. nayromd. lieut.. 1l55 Park Ave
nue., New York Ctty.
ALPERIN, Charles, S44 Howe Street, New
AsTRovE, Joseph. 1889 Boston Road. New
York City.
BACK. Charles, Tockaway Beach. N. Y.
BAIER. Frederick j. 1o0 Meeker Avenue.
=. BEyINlLoL1z. Henry. 2a2 Cherry Street.
New York City.
BEYER. Joseph w. 1to Hoyt Street.
brooklyn.
BIscHAN. 1sidorc. is East 113th Street.
New York City
BLANCo, Matthew. A5s Hicks Street.
Brooklyn.
BREEsLER. Walter ". 43s Lorimer
Street, Brooklyn.
BRoDERiCk. Michael j., 10 Floyd Street,
BOYD. Edward M. sgt-, Yonksrs. N. Y.
BROWNE. James j.. 3S3 Twelfth Street,
Avenue, Nca York CITY.
CASTLE, Charles T.. corp. 176 Union
u.
CATALDo Bgalo. 2o2 East i04th Street.
CoUGHLAN. John b.. Plainfield. N. j.
CACCIO1TI, Simone, Rocksway Beach,
CoNNoR. Trnncis p, s74 Myrtle Avenue,
brooklyn.
cARDr. Casino, aSos Eishty-sixth Street,
COOPER. Albert D.. 5ss Prospeot Place.
coNLEY, Arthur r.. corp. Ill West
Einetieth Street, New York CITY.
CARMoDY. Paul. 1918 Dean Street. Brook
:. cANNAN. Joseph g.. 94s pulash Street.
oUNNMGHAM, Huxh. so1 West 17sd
Street, New York oity.
DRURY.' Timothy g.. 288 Bedford Avenue.
DAyIpMAN. Leon. soss Arthur Avenue.
:. DooLEY. James J.. 1876 East Tenth Street.
Brooklyn.
EHRLE. Gustave. sgt. 1925 Gates Avenue.
ENGLE. Alexander l.. 1874 East Eighty
fourth Street, New York City.
t'OCONO, Salvador, Corlears Street. New
ESSEX, William j., sgt. 423 St Marks
Avenue, Brooklyn.
FALKowsKY. Nathan. CORP. ass Broad
FITzsIMMoNs. James. 1888 Myrtle Ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
FARBER. William NJ. 6OS McDonou9h
ANKELsTEIN, Nathan, 4o1 Grand
Street. New York City.
lALsTElN, Isaac L.. "A East Nfth Street.
New York City.
I66th Street, New York City.
N Y.
CYCLIC. Frank, 35 Front Street. Brook
Ign.
GALLAGHER. Andrew j.. s5s St. Nicho-
las Avenue, New York City.
HARKINs. Joseph r.. 2sS wnloughby
Avenue, Brooklyn.
HUTTNEE. 1sadore 40 Eldridse street,
New York City.
HEALY. George. 500 Monroe strest.
brooklyn
HERBIsoN. frederick c.. Mount Vernon,
N. Y.
HUCK George J.. westchester. N. r.
HORN, John, corp, 1872 Cambridge Ave
nue. Jersey City.
HESSLER, Harry L., sgt, 2S Henrietta
Street. Sonlxers, N Y
HAMMELi., John f.. sgt, o10 Columbus
Avenue. New York City.
HOGG, Joseph, Bradley Beach, NJ J.
HERBERT, Elmer ", CORP. 1850 Sevanty-
seventh Street, Brooklyn.
HOBEL. Stephen p. CORP, 1923 Seventy
fifth Street, Brooklyn.
HARRIS, Lester g., CORP, 2S3 Sixth Ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
TIzLEE. Abraham. oos sutter Avenue,
Brooklyn.
JACKSON. James, Trenton. N. J.
kLEMM. Joseph H, 1928 Sterling Place.
brooklyn.
KLEIN, Frederick. 1899 Sutter Averrus,
Brooklyn.
KLEINMAN. Isadore. 2o2 Rivington
Street. New York City.
KERR, Richardson. Yonkers, N. T.
KELLY. Thomas p. 1888 Amsterdam
Avenue. New York City.
kENNEY. John NJ. $50 West I01st Street,
New York City.
LUGENTAL. Jacob. 67-e7 Xenmare
Street. New York City,
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON Oct 3The casualty public by
Department the of COB
25 killed action died of
6 died of disease CT
undetermined 16 wounded slightly
disease. The full follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

Dated, New York, September 80, 1918.
ELIZABETH A. HECHLER.
Execusrix.
STEINER e. PETERSEN,
Attorneys for E1ecutr;x,
c09 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CFy.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
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LEU Sol Gl4 East 115th street. New
LEmkE. Arthur r.. sgt. New Rochelle.
N. y
LEBrNG. Frederick N. CORP. aoe East
Sixty-sevc1th Street. New York City.
LOWRIE. Sidney. CORP, $50 jefferson
Avenue, Brooklyn.
LEE. Edward G., CORP. Se2 Pacific Street.
Brooklyn.
LIZ LENAHAN; y,l n: George, 7ss Third Avenue,
LYNCH. Albert j.. 27e Kingston Avenue.
Brooklyn.
MATTHEW'S. Frank j.. sgt. CSC Carroll
MAGUIRE. Andrew. corp.. S33 Marion
Street, Brooklyn.
MORGAN. John r., CORP. 1903 Dean
Street Brooklyn.
| 11Sth Street, New York.
MONAGHAN. Charles ". sgt. Se Herbert
Street. Brooklyn.
| M'NAMARA. John A., S5 Barclay Street,
New York.
MACKEDA, Demetrie Rutherford, n. J.
mAGER, Edward A.. 13 Boerum Avenue.
Flushing, NJ y.
NICHOLSON, Robert N, Summit, N. !.
| NOVINSkY. Philip, 181 Throop Avenue.
Brooklyn.
NORTON. Thomas J., 2s7 West Tenth
NIvEN. Albert W., SIG Cumberland Street,
Brooklyn
NASH. Jamcs r.. 223 Elshty-third Street,
BROOKLYN.
MALE. Cunio 442 East 11Bth Street, New
| York
OLSEN. Frank o.. 24s BalHo Street,
Brooklyn.
PIAZZA, Joseph NJ. CORP. Staten Island.
N. Y.
PHILLIPS. Thomas H. Lemon Road.
Brooklyn.
- pyTz. Frank N. a1s Kins.l.na Avenue.
prUFER- William H.. sos South Street,
PETIT. Patrick, 49, West s.vent,-secona
! PAGLUuA, Antonio. AS West Twenty.
| third Street, New York City.
PATTI Peter. 694 Second Avenue. New
PEDREsoN. Harry A., 1o71 rnir+y.ssv-
enth Street, Brooltlyn,
D. PIz15z1RUsso. Angelo. $40 President Street.
PAUcHER. William r.. s5 Macon Street.
A.El.i, pELoiNyKI sronisto~. 7s4 Eighth Avenue.
PHILLIPS. John. 21s Fiftleth Street,
RAPKIN. Louis. sss Hegeman Avenue.
! Brooklyn.
ROSE, Samuel. sgt. 2s1 Chester Street,
st1sst naAM NJ rSnci' yn T.. sgt. '1s West 1alst
RANFTLE. William M. 800 Hamilton
Street, Long Island City.
=. RATrIGAN. Michael. 1858 Third Avenue.
ROSE. Robert l.. s7o East 1s2d Street
New York.
RATzs William G.. Richmond Hill. N. Y,
~, ,s.,i 81 ANNON, William J. G.. sgt. 1907
~ S1CkLES. William H.. SGT, Woodhavcn,
sTRAssLr, George. srt. ass Autumn
r. sRfMoNE, RsSoSns Pstey Q. e.. eorp.. $50 Avenue
SUI SULLIVAN. George F. So Cumberland
sIIvEsTRI, Joseph. saI Fulton Street,
SMITH s. IaL Robert H, B.. I'LL southern Bouls-
sSs skEHR AZ E%snDsIs sas U. IT r... 1csth Street.
swEENEY. PATRICK. corp. s7es Third
SHABSHILOW1Tz,A Abraham, bs1 Eastern
Parkway. Brooklyn.
n, SMITH, TIT, Charles Cha. j.. 1910 Third Avenue
T1CE. Raymond s.. corp. 7so Avenue J.
TRACEY. william j.. 1su Sylvan Avenue.
ToMAssoN1. soAn. "a Catherine Street.
TATE, Harold J.. "a Fourth Avenue.
v9EE zs''s: esss:ss: essssn: y Is n... .,ss
Street. New York City.
WENDELL, Philip L.. 1872 Ridsvwood
| Avenue, Brooklyn.
ZITO. John j.. Stapleton, N. y.
Killed
=. LARA. Andrew. 20 Morgan Avenue,
| Brooklyn.
| ". j.
REUTER-. Edward r.. Jersey CITY, N. J.
Died From Wounds
ROBINSON. Lee. corp, S33 Eighth Ave
! nue.. Mount Vernon. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
CEMETERIES

THE wooDLAw-N CEMETERY.
223d st. by Harlem Train and by TroIl.v
Lots OF small size for sale.
Office, 20 East Esd St. ~. ?.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
sURROGATES' NOTICES


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oy
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate
os the County OF New York. NOTICE ,s
hereby given to all persons having claims
against John J. McGrsth. late Of tho
County OF New York. deceased, TO pre:en.
tbs same with vouchers thereof to tho
subscriber, at its place Of transacting busi-
ness. No. 50 Wall Street, Borough OF Mac
haitian, in tho City OF New York. on or
before the 9Th day OF Aprr next.
Dated. New York, the 26th day OF SEP
tenber. 1918.
UNITED STATES TRUST coMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Executor.
STEWART g. SEEARER. Attorneys for
Executor. 45 Wall Street, Manhattan
New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohe!an. . Surrogsie
Of the County of New York. NOTICE
hereby given to all persons having elairs
against Mark W. Maclay. late OF the Ccunty
OF New York deceased. to present the ssms
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber.
az their place of transa citing business,
the Office OF Mark W. Maclay. Jr.. No. =
william Street, In the C.sy Of New fols.'
on or before tho 30th day OF March rsss
Dated. New York. the 25th day OF SV
.einber, 1918.
MARK W. MACLAY, LB.
ARCHIBALD Il. MACLAl.
Administrator
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

WANTED.
AMERICANS pIArEKRED:
GOVERNMENT WORK.
AsSEAfBLERB.
EENCH HANDS
CHECKERS.
DRILL PRESS.
MILLING SiACHINE,
TURRET LATHE.
OPERATORS.
INSPECTORS,
INTEIlNAr1oNAL ARMS & EUXs
COMPANY.
Hloonnoid Are. and Grors 81.
Bloomfield. n. J.
SUNDAYS 4 NJ. TO p NJ
WEEK pAYs. EXCEPT SAT
UFiDAYS. FROM A. NJ
TO o 7. NJ
M.. ". CONLEr,
District Onice. 8 A. M
10 4 7. ~.
2o8 West 23d st..
.eH York City
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

SALESLADIES. extra. Saturdays: no exper,sncs
necessary. Call Weisbecker, 27o West 1s5th sr
VOLUNTEER WORKERS IN chtldr.n.. hos,s.,, .,
iolp vFhero nurses have left for war duty: exnert
useful. but not required live In or out: f or
part time. Apply at 10 a. In. New York Othopaeltc
Hospital, so East 59th St
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
MEETINGS

QUARTERLY MEETING Of the Amss!ass z
stittte> Thursday. Nov. TIN. 1919 g g SJs
ssth St. $3.50 p. n. Il r. MURDOCH -
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

Character csualts indicated () killed in
(W) wounde @ ~ died causes
ID W. died Of wounds; % D. died of disease; () musings
lnr;aa
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

GIRLs;-slo START. ACME MANIToLDINC. SO
WEST 36TH ST Wv
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

MEN-MMN-NEN
GOvEREHENr WOhE-
We NEED ALL CrASsES oF MEcEANICs
AUTOMATIC
DRILL pEESS
MACuINlSTtj.
MILLING MACHINES,
ArlLNR1GHTS.
SHE'LL LATHE HANDE,
TLRaEr LATHEs.
UTILITY MEN
APPLY
MR. WILLIAM CONkEv,
2e8 WEST ED Sr..
NEW YORK CITY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03
SOLDIERS WAR MEDAL
is FOUND ON STREET

Little Miss Aiice Casey, 1908 ".
Mishawaka av.. last evening found a
silver war medal issued by the Brit
ish government 10 James W. Ryan
OF the second Canadian infantry.
Miss Casey gave the meda! 70
Charles ". Cole. who brought it 70
The News-Times office.
Ryan is visiting in South Bend
and spent yesterday afternoon in
Mishawaka, where he lost the med
al. which was returned 10 him last
evening He enlisted Aug. Il, 1914,
and took part in the second battle
of Ypres. Festubert, Givenchey.
Plug street woods. Mount Sorrel.
Somme, Vimy Ridge and Passchen-
daele. At the latter battle he was
wounded in both feet and also was
gassed. It was after this battle that
ne was awarded the medal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03

father is president of the George NJ
Platner Co., which controls the
cigar store and billiard parlor in the
J. NJ. S. building.
A Chicago paper published We'd
nesday night stated that Pvt. Plat
ner was killed in action.
He was a member Of the medical
department of the 131st infantry
and enlisted at Camp Grant in July.
1917. Pvt. Platner was married and
his wife resides at Bridgeport.
The last word received from Pvt
Platner by his father was contained
in letter which was written July S.
In it he stated that he had been
gassed but expected to return to his
post within a few days. Mr. Plat
ner has received no report from
Washington of the wounding or
death of his son.
George Palmer, father Of the
young soldier, lost his father in the
Civil war. and was left at home with
a widowed mother at the age OF nine
years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03
SISTERS AND BROTHER
ENJOY HAPPY REUNION

Seven sisters and their brother
enjoyed a happy reunion after a
several years separation yesterday
at the home Of Mrs. II. d Renner.
Z. Eighth st. The party was com
posed OF Mrs. D. K. Strope. Waka-
rusa; Mrs. Amos Staley, Mrs.
Amanda Shaun Of Peabody. Kan. !;
Mrs Levi Staley, Mrs. Daniel Shank.
Goshen; Mrs. Renner of this city
and Ed Seitz. residing near Waka-
rusa. Dinner was served at the Rem
ner home and the day was spent
in a social way A photograph of
the group was taken by Ostrander.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03
ARRIVE OVERSEAS.

Mrs. George Tavernier. 1143 Mar
garet st. has received word that
her brother, Leonard Chause. 309th
trench mortar battery. had arrived
safety overseas.
Mrs. Louisa Hunsberger. F. Sew
enth St. has received a card an
rOuncing the safe arrival overseas
of her son. Inward Hunsberger.
who is a member OF the 18th engi-
neers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HUNS. F. Fourth
st. have also received word that
their son. Balthasas J. HUNS. has
arrived safely overseas.
Word has been received in the
city stating that Sergt. Frank T.
Coffeen had arrived safely over
seas.
Mrs John King. 100 F. Sixth st.
is in receipt OF a card stating her
son. William r. Martin. 333rd field
artillery, has arrived overseas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03

WE CAN SAVE YOU money on your
winter underwear. sweaters, blan-
kets, comforters. caps. Also shoes
for men, boys and children very
cheap. Mems flannel shirts, $3.50;
woman's aprons. dark and light, 81.
DeMeester. Sol ". Sixth St 3t2
The PeninSular Soft Coal Heater
Is sold at Beiger Furniture Co. only.
and burns any kind of fuel. Holds
fire fc= IS hOurs.-Adv
Be your own cobbler Buy your
leather at Eberhardt's. Adv.
Cts
DR.. Makielski, osteopath. 12s ".
Second st.-Adv. 1T
Get your Columbia GrafonoIa at
Beiger's and pay a you play.--Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03
MLSHAWAKA GENERAL NEWS
Home Phone 118; Bell 10

supplied the pulpit during the alb
sence Of Ir. Titus. Mr.. McCOllum
also said "a few words laudatory OF
the pastor. and read a letter con
corning the work Of Mr. Titus in
France from the presiding COM
mander Of the hospital with which
the former was identified during his
sojourn abroad The letter spoke
i'm the highest terms OF praise of the
work OF the local man while in war
service and thanked the congrega-
ton for loaning him TO the Y. NJ.
c. A. c. E Kitson. chairman Of
the official board. also gave an ad-
dress.
Gets Salary Increase.
Announcement was made that the
membership voted unanimously to
increase the pastors salary by $500
per annum.
Mr. Titus in the course Of a few
remarks stated emphatically his de-
sire and intention TO remain in
Mishawaka as pastor Of the church.
Vigorous work has been planned for
the coming fall and winter months
following the lines announced by
Mr. Titus
The following contributed a pro-
gram OF much excellence: Ruth
Fulmer pianoforte selection: Eu-
nice Edwards. reading; Mrs. c. f.
Tyler and Mrs. Ed. Schiller, duet;
Miss Lowell, reading.
Mr. Titus goes TO Chicago today
T 20 address the employees of Marshall
rield at a meeting TO be held at 3
o'clock a request for his services
I'm behalf Of the Liberty loan having
been received yesterday afternoon.
Monday be Will also give an address
f TO business men at one Of the large
downtown theaters i'm Chicago to-
wards the same object. Saturday
next he will speak at Laporte and
on the following Friday will address
/ a meeting i'm the Methodist church
at Plymouth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03

Fifty members Of the Ladies Aid
society Of the Presbyterian church
met at the home of Mrs. ]. A. Bur
nett. 112 S. Union St. Wednesday
afternoon. During the business ses-
sion arrangements were completed
for the annual bazaar and chicken
pie supper. A social hour followed.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Mckinney, Home
wood and Niles avs. All members are
urged to attend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03

Holem Of Eldera. Kan, who have
been guests at the home of Mrs j.
\. HOlem, \. Sixth ST the past week,
were guests of honor at a family
dinner Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Herzog, Mishawaka. Asters
served as decorations. other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. A. Pontius of
Elkhart; Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Craw-
ford Of Mishawaka; Alvin Holem Of
Plymouth. Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs j.
\. Holem and daughter, Miss Marie
Holem.
A company Of 10 young people
enjoyed a wiener roast supper at
Pottawatomie park Wednesday even
ing.
A meeting Of the Sunday school
board of the Methodist Episcopal
church will be held Friday evening
at the home OF Frank Z. Wolfe. s
/ Seventh St. when the election of Of
ficers will take place, and other i'm
portant business viii be transacted.
Sugarless cakes and other sugar
saving recipes will be demonstrated
by Miss Ogle. city food demonstra-
tor. at a meeting TO be held at the
River Park school Friday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock Last months meet
ing was called off on account OF
conflicting with the fair. so every
one is urged 10 come out TO the
meeting Friday.
Mrs Charles Hoyte and children
returned TO Detroit. Mich Wednes-
day after a visit with her mother
Mrs. O. Kennedy, y. Sixth st
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NIcRose of s.
Thirteenth St. left Wednesday for
Chicago. where Mr.. McRose has ac-
cepted a position.
Mr.. and Mrs X. Shines. MishaWaka
av.. have returned from a visit at
Indianapolis, Gosport and Jefferson
Vile Ind, and Louisville. KY.
Mrs. Clifton Wright left Wednes-
day for Montague. Mich. where she
was called by the death Of her
grandmother. Mrs Christian Mar
quardt
II. C. incl, -. Ninth st. has re-
ceived word Of the safe arrival over
seas Of his brother. Paul Incl. who
enlisted az Falkland. Ind. and was
stationed at Camp West Point. Ky.
for training.
Mrs Mary Nunemaker is a guest
OF d. s JONATHAN. s. Sixteenth ST
Mr and Mrs. Charles Martin.
northeast Of Mishawaka have rent
ed the Jonathan residence on Six
zenith st. and will move into IL -x'
week Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan. who
are selling of their household goods
preparatory for leaving oct. i for
Wyoming 70 reside. will spend "a
weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Culver and Knox. Ind