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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-19
OUR FIRST YEAR OF WAR.

On April 6 last year congress de-
clared that state Of war exists be-
tween this country and Germany.
Since then the army has been in
creased from 212,034 to 1862, ,725, and
the navy from 82,738 to $4,000. The
second call for the army draft pro
vided for an additional 100000. Dur
ing the year 1913 new vessels have
been built, 949 new vessels purchased
or chartered New battleships to the
number of Is have been authorized
or are being built and 108 other naval
vessels are authorized and building.
Notable economic steps include fixing
the price of wheat at 1920 bushel,
fixing prices and controlling produc-
ton of coal and other commodities
and controlling railroads and ship
ping.
The first two Liberty loans yielded
$6,616, ,532 200; raised by taxation and
tariffs, $1,535, 100000; by war saw
ings certificate sand stamps, $14O-
100000; estimated from special war
taxes (income, excess profits and cor
poration taxes), $3,5OO,OOO,O0O.
War appropriations include $4,436-
329,750 loaned to allies, $7,464,771-
756 to the army and 1888, III ,665
to the navy. The latter includes sew
eral pending appropriations.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-19
TRUST CONCERN BEATEN.

Nearly $500 striking employees of
the Ligget & Myers Tobacco COM
pany forced this subsidiary of the to-
bacco trust to reduce the work day
from 10 to nine hours and advance
wages 10 per cent. Most of the strik-
ers are membres Of the Tobacco
Workers union.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-19
REJECTS DEATH BENEFIT.

Cincinnati-The proposal to estab
lish a death benefit fund has been
rejected by referendum vote of the
International Union of United Brew
cry and Soft Drink Workers. The
vote was 6,S62 for and 25,322 against:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-19
EARNED $4,896, 952.

Profits of the National Lead COM
pany were $4,896,952 last year. This
is an increase of $919,253 over the
preceding year.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-19
TAILORS RAISE WAGES.

Robert Hummer, merchant tailor
in Cleveland, is another of those gen
tlemen who has abandoned his 81
never will sign-an-greement" atti-
tude. His contract with Journeymen
Tailors union No. 1862 calls for wage
increases that average $5 a suit.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-19

An eight-hour day and wage in
creases have been secured by the
Plumbers Union of Vineland, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12
Killed in Action

MITCHELL. John E.. lieut., Ceddrhurst.
N. Y.
BYRNEs, John. 800 Thirty-eishth Street,
New York City.
CLARK, Salter s.. Westfieid. N. ].
CROLL. Louis. Orange. N. j.
CARGUIIO, Frank c., 81 Woodruff Street.
Brooklyn.
CROSBY, John j.. Jersey City. N. ].
DENOW1TZ, Jacob, Is Lewis Avenue,
Brooklyn.
DALE, William. corp. Paterson. N J.
GALLO, Munsie. Hoboken. N. J.
HOFFMAN, Edwin L.. sgt. 1858 Second
Avenue, New York City.
KAISER. George L., sgt. Jersey City,
N. J.
KELLER. Frederick w. Newark, N. J.
KLEINMAN. Philip, 400 Clairmont Park
way. N. Y.
KALI. William j.. 512 Grand Street,
LINCKER. William. 1895 Albany Avenue.
Brooklyn.
MAHONEY, John J., sgt. Jersey City, N. J.
MCCLELLAN. George B.. 345 Forty-second
Street. Brooklyn.
MILLER. John A., Newark. N. J.
MEACHER, John j.. r.. corp, 2671 Balm
bridge Avenue. New York City.
MATHIS, Rudolph, r, 700 Madison Street.
Brooklyn.
PLAKAKIs. John. 90 James Street, New
York City.
PAvONA, Nicholas. New Rochelle. N. Y.
ROGERS, Cormack. asa West 105th Street,
New York City.
SHAPIRO. Max. 1912 Charlotte Street,
New York City.
SMITH. Jacob, Peterson, N. J.
SASSEN, Frederick w. Woodhaven. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12
The Casualty List
Ne,c York City and Vicinity

SoNsIRE. Frank, 23s North Fifth Ave
nue., BROOKLYN
STEINTHAL, Jesse, 697 West End Ave.
nue.. New York City
SANTUCCI. Basilo. Newark, NJ J.
SHAPIRO. Herman A. corp, Jersey City,
N. j.
TOTO, Giovanni Newark. N. j.
Died From Wounds
BROWN. John. 237 West. Thirteehth
Street. New York City
DANNENBERG. 1sac. 80 1s9th Street
New York City
kADLEC. John A.. corp. 81 West 163d
Street. New York City.
LOEHNER. Frederick, 410 Barley Street
Brooklyn.
MORABTTO, Rosario. Astoria. N. Y
MDERMOTT. Thomas, $50 East 140tl
Street New York City.
MAYLE, Charles, Newark, N j.
MATH ESON. Peter L.. 512 West Forty.
seenth Street. New York City.
PROKOP. Frank c., SIS Buchanan Aenue
Brooklyn
STARK, Fred w, 1882 Harmon Street
Brooklyn
MAC DANOLD. Lester X, sgt, 252 Yer
mont Street Brooklyn.
WIENIEWSKI, Bolesaw, Maspeth
Died of Disease
BLOHN, Theodore F., 1857 Decatur Ave
nue. Brooklyn.
HORENBURG. Charles F., Staten Island
N Y
WIDOW. Benjamin, 70 Avenue c, New
York City
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12
WOLFE. Arthur sgt. Staten Island, N. Y
Wounded Severely

DONHUE. Walter e.. capt, Liberty Strcet,
Ne,o York Ciip.
FOWLER. Henry G., lieut., 324 Netu York
Acenue, Rrooklvn.
BERNSTEIN, Nathan. sgt, 1862 Henry
Street Brooklyn.
BONANDER. Henry r.. %gt.. 694 Wash
ington Street. Brooklyn.
BOTHER. Herman. corp. 4oa East
| Ninety-frst Street. New York City.
BAUER, William c., 1851 Lyon Avenue.
New York City.
BROOKS, Bertrand G.. Jersey City. N. J.
BERNSTEIN. Julius. 696 Cleeavnd Street
Brooklyn.
BETHAN1S. Alexander c.. 6S5 Sixth Ave
nue., New York City.
CORNELL. William A., Ocean Side. N. Y.
CULLINAN. Thomas j.. corp, 339 East
Thirty y-sixth Street New York City.
CARLSON, Sante, corp. 566 Baltic Street
Brooklyn.
CUMMINS. Martin, corp, 1873 North
Eighth Street, Brooklyn.
CULLEN. John E.. Passaic. N. j.
CERONE, Dominic. Yonkers, N. Y.
CARTUISCELLO, Harry, sol Bergen
! Street, Brooklyn.
COOPER Alex. 1889 Bathgate Avenue
New York City.
CREIGHTON. James, rs Clermont Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
ClOtFl, Vincenzo, az carroll Street
Brooklyn.
CONWAY, James j., corp, Rockaway
Beach, N. Y.
CROOKE, james, Newark, N. J.
CANNON, Patrick W., Mount Vernon
| N. Y.
CANE, Jacob, 1877 Stockton Street. Brook.
| lyn.
DIL1ETO, Alfonso, sgt, 1O2 Oliver Street
Brooklyn.
DENTON. Thomas f.. Mount Vernon
NJ Y
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12
SzTheA -
4&EA;zldNsorN{ ~ ld E3zr
Thursday, December IL, 1918

This department Is engaged separating sheep Oh
sdvertsng and Of the service which backs advertising
from the goats-~nd hanging bell the goats
letters describing expsrencespeasent unpleesantvh
advertisers whether they house
retail public corporations. win print
those letters which to show typcally how
advertisers deeds with advertising
Only signed letters giving the address. read
Tho will be printed withheld preferred Address
The Advisor Tho Tribune. New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12

CAYNE, Philip J.. Elbridge (w).
COAN, Lamont H.. jamestown (W).
COE, Orley T., Syracuse (W).
CALLAHAN, Raymond p, corp, syra-
cuse (W.
CoRso, Samuel. Syracuse (w).
CUMMINGS, Everett F., Rodrnan (W).
DAVIS, Sanford, ir. FutA1 CT).
RAYS. VIM; S.. Buffalo (W).
~ DELANEY e AN =, Harold P. Baldwinsville (W).
DE GEORGE, Lawrence f.. Rochester (Wl
BAILEY. Fred L.. Middletown (W).
DEE. Andrew L., Corning (W).
DEWAN, James L., Ogdensburg (W).
DE1rS DBMNIsi IS Benjamin. W, KirEsville I(w).
DARRIGRAND. Fred P, Utica "(WN).
DEDRlCK. Con. Madaln (W).
,DEPAsQUALE. Ralph, corp, Glovers-
PEI I9Eh,l ,DoNNo, Giuseppe, PeeAsville (w).
E1 ~, Harold j.. Buffalo (W).
ELARDO. Joseph, buffalo w.. '"''
111E F111EaNGlS, n3 Wesley; Rochester (K).
TERMS, Chas.. Troy (W).
FUSCO, John, Glens Falls (W).
FERNAAYS, Edw. H., Penfeld (M).
~ ntIMMIlNERTY. IN Edw. F., jefferson Valley
FFRRahHdERToN; FRaHEIS NJ, c. T.; Baldwinsvil!e (w).
rI4SN ETXMNlSs T. John, Sylvan Reach (W).
FILIPELLI, Fillppo, Hudson (W,. W.
GUILE. Arthur W., Syracuse ~ * *
Ir GIErNNARO, Leon, Utica (W).
GiLMAN, Gheni4lI, Arthur, Glsns Falls (w).
GPEHnp;v' GIPaEFc1T; 'ohn D., sgt, Fillmore (W).
GGaaEK6HANA, Frank, Niagara Falls {w0.
GOEI3G; GGOOEB1G; George H. Rochester lW).. we
Gopp.cF GoCF. Frank L., Batavia (W). ''
H5JC2EIoN; HIcKEV MI: Leroy D., Kingston (w).
HAWKINS. Dana, Amsterdam n"1S Nv w.
HAWKINS, Malcolm Lake 1al. Grove =" wv,
HoSCH, John. Dunkirk (W).
H0pK1NsN 1isH \ HN' Siement ", Buffalo (W).
HESLEI: Fred P, Syracuse (W)
HARVEY, Jesse A., Auburn IWo
unTnS ndSTnnSSOCK, w. L.. Poughkeepsie (W)
HUTGI9;i, IiU " ES; WlllIam r., Syracuse (M).
Hall. LL'.TSoN John & w AlSsrp corp oSweso (w).
HOE MAN, Gordon j., LIE Roy wv
uUS5A,H,, HuUUSS5AAN, George F., Binghamton wv
g +atiaS aEN IN, ll,M,,GsEN Charles, Port Jefferson
R5iuIMT, John, Buffalo (w).
11CNS, FRED j., West Berne (M).
JaSKSOMN' JJaSSKSOM' Frank G.. Hudson Falls (M)
JENN1SGs JENNN1SG fFans Eras 6 g. Hudson Falls (W5.
hUHL Karl L.. corp, Rochester 1Wi
K KlELY, William E. Cornell (M5. we
= KAnbP KKAAnn5 5hER, E. f.. corp. Buffalo tW).
KEE41LLLLER, Daniel j.. Buffalo wv. '"''
KIUSCHEL, John j.. Dunkirk w
kKNN12pP; kN1p Thomas D., Auburn (W)'
hshDCnS hnoshN0DCCinNS6I, Z Michael F.. Dunkirk (M)
LEiBER. . Carl j., Herkimer (Wl
II-hMWIS' IsMd Donald. corp. Homer tW).
IEREpfT I'FISEf frank. r. Silver Springs CW).
LE MAY. Francis L., Rochester CW,
IGrI rEK, Arthur c.. Niagara Falls (WO
LIfDME, IfSHE Richard, Syracuse wv. ' WV
M M,NWV EGhE, , John Buffalo (M.
MMangs MTWi,r Edward VAR, r.. Buffalo *.
MMONtON. M0Iy A; F.. corp. Troy (W).
MUHARI. Ny Edward j., Silver Creek (Wo
MN MMIIniLhK, = s. John w, corp, Buffalo (W).
moHoAhY' Thomas J.. Troy (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12

" prisoner.
CONNECTICUT:
DREVINSKI, Stanley, Waterbury (R.
FRASER, Donald G., Norwichtown Cd D).
HULTs, Alfred G., Hartford % d..
M'ARTHUR, w. NJ. New Haven Cd WY.
STANTA, Kider, New Haven (O.
SCHADE, Frederick W., New Britain (K).
WOODRUFF w. f., corp, Hadden (K).
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
WATKINS, e. M, Washington % wy.
FLORIDA:
BuLLARD, Francis H.. Timan (N.
MRAY, Wallace, Midway Cd d..
DAvENpoRT, vT; l5esTy {. E. W. W, sEt' Acworth CO>.
KELLEY, Daniel B.. Rochelle OO.
MANN, Arthur Y. Tallapoosa (K).
ROLAND, John H., Gresston % d..
TEEN, Virgil G.; Claxton (R;
MASSACHUSETTS:
SHAW John H., lieut.. Plymouth (K).
BULLOCK John, Worcester (K).
BELLEVEU, A., jr.. Cambridge ID W)
COLLINS, Lester S. Gloucester !K).
FOSTER, Sidney, Roxbury Cd W).)
GOKEY. Harvey K. Fhchburg I'd Wl)
HASsOTIS, Eftathios, Lawrence (K).
HuSSEY, John, sgt, Holyoke (Kl.
LAWLESS. Paul H, corp, Worcester
Cd W).
LEARY, T. H., Housatonic ID w.
MULHERN. William j., Dorchester ID AZ
PARENT Jean B.. New Bedford (K)).
SWEENEY, Elwin, Whitman (K).
VALSAM, Peter. Roxbury (IO.
WARCENY, Fred, New Bedford (K).
MARYLAND:
AUGENsTEIN, Mcven NJ capt. Balti-
more Cd Az.
KOEHLER, Louis H., corp, Baltimore
ID w.
MoNTLEY. James E., Baltimore (K).
M'ALISTER, George w, Hagerstown
REICH, George C., sgt. Gainesville (K).
SHAPIRO. Eli No Baltimore (K).
NEW YORK:
HOWARD, George, lieut., High Falls (W)
GREGORY, Appleton, lieut., Albany W..
SAMDBURG, II. W., lieut.. Oleam (W).
ANDRUS. Clarr X, Bolivar ID D..
APPEL. Edwin j.. Rochester (W).
AsHDOwN. Alfred B., Pine City (W).
ALLAWAY, Fred. jr.. Medina (W).
ABT. Charles H.. West Albany (W).
ALSHEIMER, Joseph j., Utica (M)
BATH. Joseph E.. corp. Utica tW).
BuLLo\ y. Chas. B.. Oswego (W)
BLAKE, Harold. Glen Park (W).
RAILING, Peter j.. Lonawanda (W).
BECKER, Anthony G., Laurens (W)
BARKMAN. Austin, Middleburg (M).
BROWN Lynn R.. corp. Allegheny (W).
BUNISKI, Joseph. Buffalo (WO.
BRADY, Chas. R.. Sardinia (W).
BEERLY. John P, Rochester (W).
BBLADERGROEN; Frank, Rochester (w)
BONV1LLE, Arthur j., Amsterdam (W1
BAKERS, Perry. Fairport (W).
BARONE Dominick. Buffalo (W).
CHURCHILL, Frank G.. corp. Locke (K)
CRAWE. Vincent F.. sgt. Buffalo (W).
CRAMER, Edward F.. Troy (W).
CIERI. Altitio Endicott (W).
CENTER. Loren N. Nunda (W).
CARTAGLIO Donate. RoVlester (W).
O S0HE,N, Austin. corp, Clark Mills (w).
COLSON, Chas. N. sgt Hornel IVY -
GARNER. Chas. s.. Newfane % WI
CRAMER, Geo. j.. Buffalo (W).
SC0RoNTO, Thos. ", sgt. Rosebank (W)
CROAD. Harry. corp. Buffalo (Wl
ChEIGLER. Elliott Oneida (w).
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12

MULREADY. Vincent. 1869 st. Johns
Place, Brooklyn
MUDO. Michael. Flushing NJ Y.
OFARRELL, William. Paterson. N. J.
O'CONNOR, Patrick T., 10 Stone Street,
New York City.
OMALLEY, Thomas, Newark, N. J.
OED, Henry H.. 150 First Avenue, New
York City.
POLLACK. William r.. 1870 Seventh Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn.
PETTIRATO. Antonio. 23O Mulberry
Street. New York City.
PENNDORF, George A.. Bloomfield. N. J.
POWERS, John j.. 81 Luqueer Street,
Brooklyn.
PHILLIPS, William, 426 Enst 10th Street,
New York City.
PHELAN. Walter T.. 5s6 Macon Street.
Brooklyn.
REASIN. William H., 81 East 10th
Street, New York City
RUVALO. Antonio A.. 239 Elizabeth
Street. New York City.
RAUSA, Bcrnadetto, 332 East 107th Street,
New York City
REILLY, Joseph. 162 Amsterdam Avenue,
New York City.
sPITzFoRM. Arthur, 247 schenck Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn.
SHEEHAN, David A.. 200 East Twenty
first Street, New York City.
SEMPLINER. Samuel. 447 Keap Street,
Brooklyn
SELLER. sallie. 56s Powell Street. Brook
lyn.
STRINGHINI. Dominick. "a Barrow Street,
New York City
SACCHETTI. Antonio. Bronxvile, N. Y
STOCK. George, Maspeth. N. Y.
SHERRY. John j.. Jersey City, N. J.
,aSiaa sCmuMAcHER M, Has C'i William H.. sse Elton
sADoFsKY. Philip H.. 598 sackman
Street. Brooklyn.
sALADINo. caspre, 1854 Atlantic Ave
SEAMAN, Elias, s34 West Eleventh Street,
New York City.
soLLIsH. Herman, sgt. 4o2 Bushwicl<
Avenue, Brooklyn.
sHAPERo, Morris, 5o2 East 142d Street,
SWEETING, Joseph P, 345 East Thirty
fourth Street, New York City.
THOMAS, Carr M. sgt, New Rochelle
NJ Y.
TALMAN. Rudolph 1928 Hoe Avenue
TAYLOR. Henry T., 2oss Washington
Avenue, New York City.
Mt, TALAMINI. LAM, III. Antonio, 81 Grove Street
TTERNAN, Patrick j.. 800 East Tiftieth
TYSON. John HnA j., 522 West Seventeenth
Street, New York City.
=, WOLC0TT. Clarence. IA Irving Place,
WALLER. Harry R.. West New York
N. J.
WOOD. Robert r, 70 Watt Street. New
York City.
WABsH1NAK.. Louis. sb9 East 22oth
Street New York City.
WOLFE. Howard E.. 4Se East 1asth
Street New York City
WALESKI, Frank. Jersey City, N. j.
WORRELL, Robert H.. 81 East Eighty
sixth Street. New York City
ZAINO, Frank A., Westbury. N. Y.
', zE;Rk1Ns. Adam, 173 Meeker Avenue,
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12
Wounded Slightly

GREENAUGH. Charles E.. major. II Vest
Tenth Street. New York City.
PARSONS. Livingston. lieaet, % William,
Street, NeaU York Citu
ALFATH. Henry A.. Morton Place. New
York City.
BALLETTA, Donate. SO West Tooth Street
New York City.
BLANCHE. Michael j., III Roosevelt
Street. New York City.
BOLOGNETTA, Salvatore, 1872 East Sixty
first Street New York City
BROWN, John r.. SO Bedford Avenue
BERGER, Fred, 1867 Brook Avenue, New
York City.
CURLEY, James j.. sgt, West New York
- cEsToNE, Lewis. s57 Central Avenue
CONFER. Arthur A., 11s Newell Street
CoPPlNGER. William. 4o1 East 1ssth
Street. New York City.
Brooklyn.
COUGHLIN, Charles j., 70 East 10;tb
Street, New York City.
CIANCIULLI. Suseppe, New Rochelle
N. Y
DORM, Samuel 11s Orchard Street. ~
DE cHR1sTArANo. Lewis, West Hobo
DIcKMAN. William, Railway, N. ].
DOWNEY, John c., 965 Ninth Street
Brooklyn.
FERRETo. francisco, 224 East Fourteenth
Street. New York City.
~ FALLACE, William F.. corp, 934 West
Thirty fifth Street, New York City.
FEELEY, Thomas A, 23 Warren Place
Brooklyn.
GRECO, Carman, Newark, NJ J.
GoOSS, Hugo r., sgt, 2042 Anthony Ave
GAIL. Michael W, SIS Maple Street
Brooklyn.
GARBARINI. Dominck. 20 Vanderbilt
Avenue. Brooklyn
GIBBoNS, Albert P. Elizabeth. N. j.
EARiO' Donate. Long Island City. N. Y.
JaGK George, sgt, Newark. N. j.
JOHNSON, Elmer S., corp, 393 Sixteenth
Street. Brooklyn
SKI. cktRlTGHMAN. Jl Frak o., sgt. 25 Mill
New-York tribune., 1918-12-12

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D1GRISTEN, Erneat. Silver Lake. N. j.
DIGERONEMO, Frank. Jersey City. N. j.
DORIAN, james. 4g0 East 139th Street.
New York City
DESMOND. William H., 320 East Fifty
third Street, New York City.
DICKSON. Gordon f., AGO East 1S4th
Street. New York City.
Wounded Severely
EsCHENBRENNER. John j.. S25 Quincy
Street. Brooklyn.
- ERNST. John G.. 81. als East siSty-eishtA
FESSLER, Walter E. 422 West Ninety
ninth Street, New York City.
FORGASH, Joseph, 422 Brook Avenue,
New York City.
FURAY. Barney, Jersey City N. j.
CAFANOWITZ. Robert 534 East 138th
Street. New York City.
GLUCKMAN. Alexander. s3e Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn.
GREGORY, John, Passaic, N. J;
GORMAN. Thomas M. 492 Sterling Pl,ce.
Brooklyn.
HoREACCKs, Sampson, sgt .. Orange s:vSn.S N; J.:
fourth mAVsSS sfreet fT"~k New York City '''
HERMANSKY, Frederick, West Hoboken'
HUGGARD, John j., Corona, N. Y.
HAROLD, Cornelius, 1121 East Aven1e'
New York City.
HABER, Samuel E.. 227 Stockton Street.
Brooklyn.
HECKLER, Charles. sgt. Rutherford. NJ J
JOHNSON, Alfred West Hoboken, n. j.
KANOWITZ. Archie $50 Hewitt Place,
New York City.
KELEHER. John j., IL Desalles Place,
Brooklyn.
KAHN, Harry 1886 Broadway. New York
City.
KUEBLER. William H.. Newark. N. ].
KATE. Max, 433 Kcsciusko Street, Brook
lyn.
KING, Cyril D.. Elizabeth, N. ].
KNELL, Carl c., 12c5 Flushing Avenue.
LUDLOW, George c.. Jersey City, N; J.
MCAFFREY, Sylvester j.. 1880 Vyse Ave
'yi MEEos HeM 'Seo George sS w., 2575 ptkin Avenue
Brooklyn.
MONOHAN. James A.. East Orange, N. J.
NORTON Samuel, sgt. 60 West 10th
Street, New York City:
M'VAY, Joseph T. Elmhurst N. Y.
M'CORMiCK. John NJ, IA West Ford
ham Road New York City.
MCOLE, Edward. G6l Bergen Street.
M'CREERY, Edward. Union Hill. N. ].
MGoWAN. Michael, 2sl4 Eighth Avenue,
New York City
MoGER, Robert F.. 600 Central Avenue.
NEUjREN, Abraham. 11s Union Avenue.
Brooklyn.
NOVOKI, Benz. Arlington. NJ ].
o'DoNNELL. William j.. 80 East Thirty
eighth Street, New York City.
O'NEILL, Lewis c., 2340 East Aqueduct
Avenue, New York City.
PORCO, Frank. 1856 Lincoln Avenue, New
York City.
PRISTAWKO, Mike. Dover. N. J.
PAONE, Domenick Perth Amboy N. J.
PEARLMAN, Morris, 1915 Franklin A .e-
''uPi rEIpERr If1S u Samuel. % 1865 Floyd Street,
Brooklyn.
RUBEI.. Murray. IS Lenox Avenue. N6ew
York City.
sCHUSTER, Victor. Brunswick N. j.
STECKEL. John M, Jersey City. N. ].
SORENSEN, Niels F.. 1892 Eighth Street.
Brooklyn.
SCHWARTZ, Benjamin, sgt, Newark,
N. j.
STUERZE. Alfred B.. sgt. Newark. N. ].
SHAINFELD. Max, corp, 80 East First
Street. New York City.
STEIN. Benjamin, corp, 511 West 134th
Street. New York City.
SCHMIDT, John H. 1896 Seventy-third
Street. Brooklyn
SCHIsGAL. Abe, 143 Ludlow Street, New
York City.
TRIEBER Frederick. corp, Newark, N. ].
TEMKIN, Eini. 279 Bradford Street,
Brooklyn.
VAN LORE, David, Newark, N. j.
VR1NDTEN, Louis A., Jersey City, N. ].
YALE, Newell D., sgt, Jersey City, N. j.
YELPO Joseph. Yonkers, N. y.
vegas, Samuel, 156 Avenue c, New York
City
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Elsewhere

of indicated follows: (K)
(W died of accident
w Of wounds; D. died Of disease; missing;
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pu promotion
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has often said during the last years many man
MhI mas aSlnguhed himself gaant the field of
eled and unhonod had the Great supreme test crystal
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graph selling the finished product under the Ecophon On
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appeal
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HE Better Business
issued warning which would
So the
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involving less than the -
represent the goode you are entitled to redress
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cases are in nconfde ~ ~ '"0 pun"
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chandlse sold after advertising
that when the stock is short they be disposed
merchandising institution; that distinctly unfair to ask the
chant to live up to his obligation and require nothing part
Good
genuine dissatisfaction
the merchants point of view and half way.
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he Better Business Bureau of Advertising q
issued warning to shoppers which would repeat
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-12-20
War Savings Stamps for Christnas
Presents. ,y...ta1

Employers, including factories, stores,
banks. Offices. insurance companies, %
we | as every individual in giving
Christmas gifas this year are urged By
the Iowa War Savings Committee to.
give that gift in the form Of War Saw
ings Stamps. ''What could be more
appropriate, asks MIR. Homer A.
Miller, State Director, '''than these
Government securities standing = %.
example of thrift" Every man, wo..
man and child should own them; there
should be the widest circulation of them
among our two and one half miIlioa
people. The War Savings Stamp means
Thrift. The man, woman and child
who has them in his possession may bs
put down at once as those. who are saw
ing. Employers should set the exam
pie. Instead Of giving $500 gold
pieces, or other kinds of gifts, let %
Ill give War Savings Stamps this com.
ing Christmas time. The Armisties
may be signed but the huge debt has
yet to be paid. The boys may have
stopped fighting but they have to be
clothed and paid and brought home.
The Government needs SIS, O00, 000. 900
this coming fiscal year to do alI Of that
and to pay for its other obligations.
You and must loan our money to the
Government to enable it to meet sll il
obligations promptly and honorably.
This is the last month of the w. 8. 8.
campaign. Iowa can 60 over in the
War Savings Campaign if We oil d
our part. Buy War Savings Stamps.
They are the best kind of Investment
that has ever been issued by the Uni>
ted States Government. Buy then
now and put Iowa over. Express your
thank fulnees that the war has closed
and aid your Government through the
reconstruction period. Buy more WarI
Savings Stamps now.