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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-07

FOR RENT-7-room house, electric
lights. 40 Sheffield ave. Hammond
Phone South Chicago 1896. 11-6-2t-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-07

WANTED - Pipe filters,
boiler repair men and Ia
borers. Apply Calumet Rlv-
er Electric Station, L. CHI
cago. This is an essential
industry.
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NOTICE.
The Reliable Transfer Co. has opened
a branch Office in Gary at nth and
Broadway SITS. Daily trips are made be-
tween Gary. Hammond and Chicago.
Quick service. prompt deliveries and
YOU help the government to save freight
cars. Just call Hammond 1862 or Gary
. 11-4-tf.
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WANTED AT ONCE
BRIGHT BOY

over Is years OF age; sood Wases
steady position. Apply Mr.. Ritter LioI
Store Drug Department ll-'-4e
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Il s EMPLOYMENT SER

vice wants men to unload
steel; piece work, good pay.
Also hot and cold rivet max
ers for Champion Rivet Go.
Apply Z. S. Employment Of
fee. City Hall, East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-07

WANTED - Foreman who
has had experience in the
handling of automatic stok-
ers; good pay; s hours a day,
z days per week. Apply to
Calumet River Electric Sta
ton, E.. Chicago. ii0'
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vour home. if it is hard TO heat, or If
vou wish to save from 20 to $50 Of the
arnual coal bill. Windows which rattle
weather strips. Better and cheaper
man storm sash. J. F.. Howell & Co,
Memberships. Shades and Screens.
b. 6 Graves, representative for Ham
Hammond 12O4-W; Gary 1884. D. c.
Wixon. representative. Gary, office phone
$50: residence phone Gary $50. 11-5-5t.
VIII loan 8 horses for feed during
winter to reliable party Calumet Ice
Cream Co, gag State st. Phone Ham
mond 52s. 11-7-s
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Miscellaneous.

pAprRHANGTNG and paintings: good
work at reasonable prices. Carl Yer
mitt. 440 Michigan ave. Phone 1929
Hammond. s-o1-lm
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WANTED-I000 aides to call at Hank
forth Hat Sh0p at 1874 State st. and pick
up q nice hat at a very modest price.
Hammond. I1-7-2
INSURANCE AGENTS-Can earn So
10000 per annum. W<5le or part Of
their time. Bona fde selling proposition
Leads furnished from extensive news
paper advertising. Essential industry.
For full particulars address by letter.
Edward Nolen. STA Marquette Building.
Chicago. Illinois. -11-T-6t.
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Want ambitious men of good
personality with general Of
fee experience; must posses
initiative. This is an excel
lent opening for a hustler.
A married man, aged 30 to
So, who is seeking to get in
to a fine class of business.
This is not a war work posi-
ton. References required
Address M-500, care Times
Hammond.
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Situations Wanted

wheel who is very familiar with vi
cinity of East Chicago wants work
either collecting or making light deliv-
cries before and after school and Sat
urdays. Can furnished reference. Ad-
dress East Chicago and Indiana Harbcr
Times. 431s Olcott ave. phone 2SS East
Chicago. 11-2-tf
wANTED@Position as Waterman or
barn man. Apply Times office or
phone 400. Hammond. 11-4-6t.
SITUATION WANTED-As cook by
reliable American man. Phone sol or
after s D m. 11-6-2t.
Over here for Over There.
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Groom frame cottage on EOrSythe
q near state. fine location, now
vacant and a splendid bargain at $1.750.
Only 5000 cash down. balance like rent.
Groom brick residence, with wide lot
on Summer street. The house is in
hrst-class condition and all modern ex-
cept heat. Has screens and storm win
dovs. fine lawn and all assessments are
paid in full Now vacant The best
bargain on the market at only s $4,000.
VIII take $500. Cash, balance terms to
broom modern frame IN Henry st.
az 10 Fl. lot, oak trim. hot water heat.
decorated, screens and shades. A fine
home ard a right good bargain at $3.50
or will sell with all furniture at 5000
additional. Here's a chance to start
complete housekeeping in your own
home-furniture and all-with only $500
cash down.
6-room modern frame bungalow with
81 10 #. lot on GARFIELD street. near
Conkel avenue. also garage. This is a
splendid location and q home you could
not duplicate today for $500 more mon
ey. Will give quick possession. $3.50.
with only $4,000 cash.
4-roOrn cottage in West Hammond,
close to town S1,650.0O. This has a
brick foundation and in good condition
throughout. $3.50 cash. balance like
FRANZ J. wACHEwICz,
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FOR SAIF-My home. Is Williams st.
Seven rooms. bath. furnace screened
porch. garage, trees. ~shrubbery. garden.
Easy terms. Leaving town. I. II.
Adams. Phone 1871. Hammond.
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FOR SALE-A good seven room home
with bath. good basement, with con-
vanfencas On 50-foot lot in Homewood.
price s3.S00. Call at SO Carroll st,
Hammond. ll-i-o
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ROOFING SALE
EMIL MINAS
WEATHER STRIP

ef2-614 Oakley Ave, Hammond.
Phone Offee 22Q5. Phone Res. 246T.
Phone for samples.
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HEREARE SOnTE REAL GOOD BAR
GAINS, QUICK POSSESSION.

FOR SALE-Grocery Store at 1894 OIL
colt avenue. East Chicago. l1-7-5
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Wanted-Fer1ala Heln
WANTED ~ oNcE-50 80. go

WANTED-25 girls iii core room: steady
work, big pay. Hammond AiAlleablo
Iron Co. Hammond. 10-23-tf
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RoBINsoN; 0ILANDo. Greenwood Ind
ssKK 61TS sA UnK3 m
sPRiNGs, FRANK W, Sullivan. Me.
SWANSON, HENRY THEoDoRE, Rogers
swINT. THOMAS A.. Sumner. Wash.
THOMPSON. THOMAS o.. Portage. Wis.
TIERNAN, THOMAS. Brookline, Mass.
ToNDoRF, ALFONSO A.. Los Angeles
WAL. OSCAR E.. Denver, Col.
White EAGLE; JOHN. Msuston. wis.
wooDwoRTH. DOUGLAS HARMON,
Sparta, wis.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Lieutenant.
HORN. WILLIAM E.. Milwaukee.
WOUNDED IN ACTION CDEGREE UN-
DETERMINED.
Lieutenant.
NIELSEN, NORMAN MARCUS. SSl aIst
HoGuE, WILLIAM CHESTER, Kewanee.
skEoCH. JOHN A.. S's W. I'sd st., New
Privates.
FLANAGAN. PETER T.. Cambridge. Mass.
HESS, JR.. HENRY. Ana. ILL.,:
M MASSIEE d EEAS AK I; Ss T y
NORTON. THOMAS EUGENE. Fayett.
PoToscKY. JOHN. Tamaaua. Pa.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporals.
MYERS. STANFORD A.. Des Moines. la.
TIERZIEN; WILLIAM p. los s. Portland
Phvntes.
BACKA, DONALD j., withee, Wis
GERKEN, EMIL. Troy, Ill.
HAYES, ROSS H.. waidport. Ore.
HoNAkER. FRANK E, Beckley. w. Va.
HONEYCUTT. WESLEY L.. Crossett, Ark,
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HENRY. HARRY r.. Trenton.

HENRY, HARRY r., Trenton.
HEhRiHe H MhAM f. f. r so:ScM Mills
HiNKLE Able, clinton, Ill.
JoHSsoN, EpwARD, %uiian, idaho.
KfM5H iGsATz r. i.S,gsndenss s.. wis
kEiMx,. Jerry HH' ". issi iSsinston m" sv..
KosTsiSsKiI. JOSEPH, Detroit.
LIDsTRoM. HENRY r.. Palermo; n. d.
MAkfSouriH Y IoTfs si.s Ssslln .,
MHTTISSSiItY, TONY FELIX, Debow. Ark.
M Miller w NEtIhN 81 Fa:.s' IT, Va
MoLEsGS,, NIKE. Scranton, ia:
NALL. SIDNEY II, Gainesviile. Tex.
NETTLEToN. FRED EARL, Rhodes.
NYKowsKI. JOHN. South Chicago.
ROSE, AUSTIN l., Truro. Mass.
s8eIlSskf t MA b Sn' Tnisn city, Conn.
s%H IGz' sHSs Rs''' ME24TtSSHELb NJ.
TESTER. l TsoY !; e e Ale.m.rle. N. C.
vINsoN. GEORGE 8, colauitt. Ga.
wwIENs SnR EMP R R9sEaT N fsndo N D.
WRIGHT. ERNEST W, Ha.leton. N. D..
GoREiLIY; FRANK L. Grand Forks, N. D.
:
RINEH01T, N. r. Sunlight, w. Va.
Ross. EMIL o.. Monticello. wis.
RYAN. JOHN. San francisco.
SCHuMER. GEORGE f.. Evanston. III.
SHARON, EARL. West Branch. Mich.
sILLvERMAN. SAM. 40 Allen ST. New
srRuILL, LANES CHRISTOPHER. CO.
manche. Okla.
. TTAA6L0 r Ri r; W9odslns Ky; ,..,.n, ".
WHITE. CHARLES La, Jr., Hooper. Utah.
NARROWLY. Louis. Isoo Pitkin av..
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Privates.
HASsETT. DENNIS p. Worcester, Masa
McMANUs, WILLIAM. a7s West 10th st.,
MILLER. oRIAN A., Carmi. Ill.
vIRDEN, BRADY D.. Bald Knob. Ark.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
wALSTAD. ELMER A.. Evansville. MINI.
Privates.
BRAND. MURPHY. La Grange. Ga.
BUFFALO. MARKO. Philiipsburg, Mon.
DAIGLE, EDGAR j.. Patterson. La.
BEEN FRnp h. P sHksss Ma' w. VI.
| FENE. VICTOR C. Huntington. Ark.
FITZER: LOUIS F." Clear Lake. wis.
HANCOCK. SALIVA. Derazano, Russia.
HovESCAMP. LEON EARL. Horseh.ads,
HOLMES. HENRY s.. Kirkwood. Ga.
xAKIs, MANTHos zAKARIs. Asmare.
KALITKA. JOHN. Coal Dale. Pa.
LAY. THOMAS. Bridgeport.
| LUCAS. WILLIAM H. stiles. Wis.
MCCULLOUGH. ALLEN j.. Hammond. wis
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MARINES. PAUL. Amigo. wis.
MARowARPT H EiiE,. S Msensn. Wis
MUELLER. FRANK w. Albany. Mimi
O'BRlEN, FRED. waupaca, wis.
e'NEILL LANES w. Ir Morgan r'I +. ILL.,
PoPosKI, JOSEPH aiam,rsmSk Mich.
R RosThs WA 56HN + P,, MwsHs'''
RUSSO, ANTONIO, Lansing, Mich.
sCHLossER, GEoRGE H.. sunny.lde. wash
sINCLAIR, ARCHIE r., Seattle.
SMITH, JOSEPH n, Sparta, Tex.
sPlLsHI F pR } pons Mem MeTs' Mc W"
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN
ACTION, NOW REPORTED ON DUTY.
Corporal.
BELL. EDWARD. 1873 oxford street, Provi-
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN
ACTION, NOW REPORTED WOUNDED.
sergeants.
rx xNf@ idH SFroN e. so Sl'r s., H.
Brooklyn.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION. NOW REPORTED WOUNDED.
BOWEN. GEORGE D.. Meriden. Conn.
ANDERSON. HAL Esiz.t Seattle.
BAUER. WILLIAM j.. Philadelphia
pAXLEY. CHARLES r., .ozan. Ark.
BENSON. JOHN B.. Frederic. Wis
BIALKO. JOSEPH. Cleveland.
BIXLER. JOSEPH c.. Navarro, Ohio.
BOOTH, BERNARD L.. Emmetsburg, Ia
BRAND, MURPHY. La Grange. Ga.
BROWN. ANGEL, Ridge Farm, Ill.
GRIFF1TTS. JOSEPH NJ. Charleston. VIVA.
| MARKLEY, FRANK E.. Reading, Pa.
| BENSON. FRITZ E.. Hussiehorn. Sweden.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTER WOUNDED IN
ACTION, NOW REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
Bugler.
av., Brooklyn.
Private.
HUBERT, HAROLD W., Upper Lake. n. Y.
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BUTTS silverman. Shortly after his ar
rVai In France Butts managed to get
nus name on the nations honor roll by
stopping German bullet, which, how
ever. inflicted less damage than some of
,ne uppercuts which he received In the
course OF his pugilistic career. This
serious
Butts left New York city for Yap-
nshk with one OF the first contingents
Oh drafted men. For a time he found
camp life interesting. but when he saw
pal after pal leave for France the rou-
,ine began to grow irksome and he
whackeu out an ultimatum to the effect
,hat ne would resign from the National
Army unless he received a chance to
land on the Boche. The camp authori-
tes were not inclined to accept his
resignation, however. SO he went away
from there without waiting for official
permission. He was picked up a few
days later and held for court-martial.
He Was n Born Hun Chaser.
When the judge advocate Informed
MIN that desertion In time of war was
punishable In extreme cases by death
his defence was:
well, y'ronner. thought come
mere to learn how to be n Hun chaser,
not a dish washer I never had no
hankerin for this Long Island scenery
anyhow"
Two days later found Butts" on his
way to France with the regiment that
eventually participated in the capture OF
Cantigny. 1t was during the fighting
around the latter place that he was hit
In the right arm by a bit of shrapnel
He spent a week In the hospital and was
sent back to the trenches.
Sergeant Edward j. Doran OF the
165th Infantry who was gassed by the
Germans. wrote the following letter to
his aunt, Mrs. Kate McEvoy of 1874 Ninth
street, Long Island City:
II was there with the boys of the old
Sixty-ninth when they were chasing the
Germans. They were not fast enough
for us and left piles of their wounded
and dead behind them, while We. gath.
cred in thousands of prisoners. Wher
they saw there was no chance Of escaps
they threw up their hands and gave
their old cry 'Kamerad.' Some of then
were an awful sight Same had uni.
forms. but no two were alike. Some had
green pants and corduroy coats, while
others were clad in overalls. 1t SURE
was a great American victory, A couple
more drives like that and the Kaiser viii
wake up.
81 was carried of the field while the
battle was at its height, but now / an
pretty clear of the gas and feel fine"
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ARMY.
<Dsvl
KILLED IN ACTION.

KILLED IN ACTION.
HAMMOND. MERvIN F.. oregon citx
HSk4T rs jones " H. 'sss s.:isss w'
MsiSSiss; MiciAEE i: Try,
RAAEN, JOHN v. Finsal. y. d.
XANp az GoRNELITs. Plate. ,s e D. W,
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Privstes.
HATFIELD. WALTER J.. St. Louis.
oAKEEY. E Elmer ARoSs. DUR. No.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Privates.
HOOPER, GEORGE. Thornton, Ark.
ROBERTSON EARL MALcoM' Hood
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
Prfvates.
GHIRARDI. GEORGE. League City. Tex.
SHEEHAN. JOHN. Loughrea. ireland.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Major.
MITCHELL, MANToN c.. Providence, r. I.
Heutenants.
HAPER, Hurry H; smithborS; III;
n. C.
Sergeant.
MIZE. JAMES F, Seymour. Ind.
Corporais.
| D1TTBERNER. GEORGE, Merrlmack,
| Wis.
| HUDSON. EDWARD c.. Rockingham.
HuNTER, JOSEPH D.. Galeseurs. Ill.
KOSEK, GEORGE, Taylor, Ark.
McGRAw. JOHN L.. Warrington, W. Va.
RUANE, JAMES H.. Cohoes.
| Mechanic.
FOWLER, WILLIAM c.. Washington.
| Privntes.
| FLAGG, NORMAN B., Larimore, n. d.
| FRANKOwICZ. JOHN A. Chicago.
GELPCkE. PAUL c., 65 Eighth Az.
brooklyn.
| GOsS, GEORGE, Hokah, MINI.
| GUY, CECIL l., Crystal Springs. Miss.
' HENRIE. LEGRAND La Sale. Utah.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.--These cas-
ualty lists were Issued to-day:
ARMY.
might
KILLED IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
DLUZAK. zYGMoND. Kankakee. Ill.
Corporal.
GRAY. ROSCOE. Lima. Ohio.
Privates.
CRAIG, ROBERT, Centraiia, Wash.
critics, WILLIAM Mex. Cincinnati.
LELAND. EDGAR H.. Detroit.
NoRELLi. MICHAEL. 50 Elm ST.. ia
PETERSON, NELs s.. wnmar, MINI.
RAND, WALTER A., Worcester.
REILEY. WILLIAM T.. washinston.
SHCLsEN, HYRUM, Sandy. Utah.
DIED or WOUNDS RECEIVED IN AC-
Lieutenant.
PRESTON. RAYMOND. Chicago.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Privates.
BoYETT. STEPHEN H.. Meridian. Miss.
HAMPTON. GUY s.. Des Moines. Ia.
MCMAHON, JETHRO. Cypress. Tex.
VAN METER, DAVID NJ. Covington.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
ADDISON. ALBEIT. Marion. Ind.
C6rporals.
BEATTY. HOMER, Rosedaie. Ind.
CRIHFIELD. WILLIAM E.. Charleston.
DYER, GEORGE F.. East Millinecket. Me.
MERG TIiE ROY 9H T. Goshen Gosh" M hnS.
SPICUZZA, JOSEPH, Chicago.
STRANDBEliG, FRED, ,Plumer, N. d.
WEBSTER. WINFIELD LEONARD. Pom
tiac, Mich.
DURALL BERT H.. Hurdland, Mo.
Privates.
ADAMS. JAMES H.. Joplin, Mo.
ANDERSON. CARROLL +. New England
BAsrEDo. WALTER H.. % W. sath st.
BLxsKY. FRANK AUGUST. Chicago.
BOYER. CARL. Leadwood, Mo.
BROWN. JAMES F.. Middlebourne. W. Va
eGHRK R R6MiS L. E. p Msyne.boro Pa
S c9HRTNEY sf ROBERT IT, r0y Bridser Mon,
w. hs NJ. Maven Ms"s
ELDRRkiN. LEONARD W.. Walton. n. Y
ERWIN, lSAAt L.. MattVon III.
FOLEY, BERNARD p. Mnot, n. Oak.
GAMMONS FRANK w, Wakefield, Mass.
GILBERT, RAYMOND, Celvflle. Wash.
GukbSN F SnHYT6N 9 ssG r.
GUENTHER. WILLIAM. Hikah. MINI.
GUGLIELMINI. GIUSEPPE, Oakland. Cal
HELM. CLOYD D.. Winamac. Ind.
HEROLD, SAMUEL p. MlN Gap, Va.
INGEBIRGTsEN, MELVIN B.. Radcliffe
KANGAs. CHARLES AUGUST. Brooke,
~. Oak.
KING, JOHNNIE f., Logansport La.
MCLAIN. GEORGE H. Kimberly. Ala.
MKENZIE. HUGH NJ. Italy. Tex.
| MACIEJ ENSKI. JOHN F.. Berlin. Wis
! MAIIOSSON. FRANK j.. Wakefield. Mass
MIENKWICZ. FRANK PAUL, Bay City
Mich.
MILAN, COURTNEY NJ. Detroit.
Mike, DELBERT E.. Milwaukee.
MILLER, DAN W., Stanton. n. D.
MOREE. BENNIE C., AGREE, Ga.
MURRAY, BEN H., Princeton, w. Va
NESLIN. LOUIS. walla walla, Wash.
NEWTON. ROBERT l., Ballston, Va
| O'CONNELL, ELMER b., Kilbourn. wis.
| ODE, JOHN p, Marvel, ". d.
| OTTO ANIL A. Donnybrook. d. d.
| PADDAN, JAMES, Hamilton. Mon.
| PETERS. SIDNEY H.. Los Angeles. Cal.
REISMAN. LOUIS, 345 East Thirty-thir'
| st. New York,
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JASPER, RUDOLPH j., venedy. Ill.
JONES, CHARLEY, Huntington.W. Va.
KELLEY. GROVER c., TT LauderdaL Fla.
MACHULEs, FRANK, Chicago.
wis. .
MARINo, PHILLIP, st. Lopis.
MAsTEI.LONE. ANTHONY PETER, aes
Pine 1t. Jersey City.
MUIR, JOHN j., Roxbury, Mass.
MULLEN. WILLIAM ROBERT. Detroh.
P nniiE n pH v Vi A. w W L.
PRINCE. OLIVER, Morton, Miss.
REPLOGLE, CLARENCE, La Crosse, WIS
ROSS. RUFUS. Seattle.
SMITH. ARL1E, Alexandria, Ind.
SOUCy, MARCEL. Nashua, n. II.
yOLLER. CHARLES Stanley, ". Oak.
WARD. JOHN w. Mayo, Fla.
WEST, GEORGE. Orange, Ga.
WIEGAND, GEORGE NJ. Red Bud, Ill
YOUNG. RUSSELL A. Lawton, N. Oak.
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HAMILTON. F. H.. Corporal. Rensselaer,.

HAMILTON. F. H.. Corporal. Rensselaer,. !
M MSHRhf. T. g. e. c. @Sls:.i.r NM;
S WnnsFER l. H H.S bs sRfE5pSs Ms ss
LAMBplS, A.. Independence. Cal.
RYAN, A. Cotton. Tex.
WHITE. Z. H., Hayerhill, Mass
s hEhcH A a. M Glsss.I sSSs:. I n
UPToN. r.. Mcmpstesd, n. Y.
SLATER, j.. Fort Collins, Col
DICK, j., Providence. r. I.
QUICK, p. L.. acting sergeant. spoksss'
p p1MIET;o E. Bay city; Mich.
e a5oRGT u p D N sSss %:aio rGa M..
RA9UIN. D.. Biddlsford. Me.
ToMLlNsoN; H.. Kennebnnk. Me.
HERON, f., Fail River, Mass
STONE. e.. New Bedford. Mass.
S8sIBoRNM r ,. W.; Rocklan NJ Mass.
MOORE, r.. Garland, Me.
GAssED.
ROONEY. J., Detroit. Mich.
PATLER. Il. A., BIeon,feid. N. }.
EASTMAN. G.. Chicago.
DIED. ..
WALKER. W., Chicago.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LAMsON. I. IL, Dover Plains. n. Y.
WILLIAMSON, j., Linden, Mass.
DENTON, w. b., New York.
WATER. NJ, Chicago.
GRIFFIN, F., Chicago.
KILLED IN ACTION.
GERAGHTY. p. F., Pawtucket. r. I.
GREENWOOD, f. t. Heyworth. Ill.
JOHNSTON, W. H., Lance Sergeant
Seattle. Wash.
WRIGHT, r., Venceboro. Me.
RICHARDS. A., Springfield. Ill.
ONEILL, p, Andover. Mass.
HAYES. NJ, Everett. Mass.
O BRIEN A., Chicago.
MACINTYRE, l.. j. r., BaIiston Lake, N. 7.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING,
NOW BELIEVED KILLED IN ACTION
THOMAS. w. HENRY. Baltimore.
EASTMAN, B., Trent. S. ID.
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trench mirror OF heavy metal which
ne carried in the breast pocket of his
Jacket saved the life OF Private Frederic
I. Brown Of Company I. 10Th United
states Infantry. when he was bit by
hrapnel on August I. according to a
letter Just received by the young mans
mother. Mrs. Seymour Brown of 50 Lin
zen avenue. Flushing. l.. I. The letter,
written by Chaplain J. II. Pearce of the
Seventeenth Field Ambulance Corps. de-
scribes how the bit of shrapnel defie tied
ny the mirror entered Browns right arm
ana laid him up with a wound which
would soon be healed.
Yesterdays casualty list contained the
tecond mention of Sam Siiverman. an
sx-lightweight puSilist. known among
us scquaintances on the East Side ~
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Brooklyn's roll OF honor erected near
the flower garden in Prospect Park. will
be unveiled September %. Names OF
the Brooklyn men who have lost their
lives in action and died in the service
are enrolled in temporary rustic
frame standing eight feet in height and
surrounded by beautiful flowers and
shrubs.
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AMERICANS ON CANADIAN LIST.
Two New York State Men Die and
Two More Are wounded.

OTTAWA, Sept 1.-THE Canadian cas-.
ualty list. issued to-day, contains the
names Of the following Americans:
WOUNDED.
HUSEBY, A, Nashua. Mont.
HOY. w, Lynn. Mass
ENGLISH, NJ, Minneapolis. MINI.
GANSBY. w, Bradford. VI.
FITZGERALD. r.. Seattle, Wash.
ELLIS, J. G., Port Huron. Mich.
FOLEY, E. r., Clinton. Ind.
MCCALL. v. s.. Pontiac. Mich.
OLSEN. A., Goodthunder. MINI.
QUIMETTE. r.. Huron, s. d.
ROCKETT, r. j.. Harding Mass.
LANGEHIN. p. H. Rouses Point, n. Y.
ALLARD. W., woonsocket, r. l.
HUTCHINSON. J. A, Gagetown. Mich.
PELLAND. A., Olneyville, r. /.
NEIL. b. L., Cleveland.
DILLON. w, 81. Louis.
FINDIAY. j., soutt Manchester. Conn.
KANE, Z. c., Chicago.
MYERS. j.. Los Angeles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-15
Railway Head Dies by Bullet.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 14.-John
Howe Peyton, president of the NASH
vile. Chaifttanooga and st. Louis Rail-
way. was found dead in bed to-day at
his home with bullet through his tenn
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Private William J. Bergen. recon-
mended for the Distinguished Service
Cross, was reported in the casualty list
as killed in action. but his wife. Mary
Bergen, Of 2472 Marion avenue. The
Bronx, has received no official notifica.
ton Of his death from the War Depart
ment.
Private Bergen is 35 years old and a
veteran OF the Spanish American War
He enlisted In September, 1917. in Com
pany c. Sixty-ninth Infantry. and sailed
for France in March. He went into &C
ton Immediately upon arriving in France
and was one Of the first In his compan,
to be wounded. Yesterday was his fiftf
wedding anniversary. In a recent letter
home Bergen said:
I'VE knocked Them for a goal and are
now piling them up. Well. dear, have
the people in New York pray for us. Tht
last time we came out Of the trenches Il
must have been the prayers Of the peo
pie of New York that helped our com
pany. We all know that, because II wa!
like the hot place out there"
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POSTHUMOUS HONOR
FOR SEVEN HEROES
NeU York Man Among Win.
ners of Service Cross.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-Gen- Pershing
advised the War Department to-day that
he had awarded the distinguished SER
vice cross to seven members of the army
In France who lost their lives in deeds Of
gallantry. The men were:
Second Lieutenant.
HYMAND WILLIAM p, Iowa Falls, Ia.
CoTporals.
CONNORS, JOHN. Rockland. Mass
PATTEN, JOHN r., no address.
Private4.
BARNES, RAYMOND, TaylorsvilIe, Cal.
BERGEN, WILLIAM j., 2+72 Marion AZ.
New York.
sHUMATE, ]. w. South Charleston. W.
Va
LER ANrEs, j.. no address.
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llmbeniister SiffsfcuSs iiir ariess'
sipefe.

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jutant oes l. Rssiments. 8. N. o.,
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ren nabeSu perbreifn6t. aihier Cos
erupe miro Der @nselessnbeit tetne
4ufmertinmfeit f6enten.
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Grbeben slniprnd5 anf Srtettip @ese'
ner's SrbcnspcraderMng.

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