davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-09-20
GOmpers in England
SENT BY UNIONS TO DISCUSS
WAR PROBLEMS
The British Trade UniOnist Congress
Enthusiastically Receives
u. S. Representatives

Samuel Gompers has gone to Eu
rope. He will visit Great Britain,
France and possibly Italy, President
Gompers is accompanied by a group
of men who will ably second his eff
forts. Surely it was for no trifing
reason that Samuel GOmpers left one
of the busiest and most vital posts in
America to journey overseas. 1t was
| important work that he went to do.
In the language of the official state
ment issued after his arrival "at a
British port" he went "to assist in
uniting the working people to win the
war"
That is an important work. And
what any human being could do Sam
uel Gompers will do.
Unity among the workers of the
allied nations can best be maintained
by having complete understanding at
all times each of the other. Under
standing results from information no
body can so clearly tell the story of
American labor's spirit and purpose
as Samuel Gompers. He will tell
complete story. And he will tell it
so that it will be understood.
Mr.. Gompers and William Bowen,
president of the international Brick
layers union, when they visited the
! L.
siastically received.
President Bowen, who spoke first,
assured the congressman that the
men. women and children of America
were in the war to successful finish,
and nothing would turn them aside
from their purpose Of destroying mill
tarism. He touched on a question
with which the congress was shortly
to deal, when he explained that the
trade union movement in the United
States was opposed to the intrusion
of eXtraneous matters into union af-
fairs, and all efforts to form political
parties of organized workers in
America had subsidized.
! Mr.. Gompers, who followed, made
long talk dealing with world dem
ocracy, was warmly received. Adapt
ing the men of the North's famous
message to Abraham Lincoln, he pro-
claimed, America says to Great
Britain, France, Italy and her other
allies, we are coming, men of dem
ocracy,' million men strong" and he
quoted President Wilson's question,
"Why stop at 5,OO0,OO0?" There was
now an entire agreement between the
government of the United States and
the labor movement, Mr.. Gompers
continued, and he contrasted this with
! hs own previous attitude when, as he
remarked, he had not always been in
accord with the governments either in
the United States or in Great Britain,
the country of his birth.
In this world crisis he continued,
the movement he represents has
stood unswervingly for international
peace, but how, he asked, could many
of them believe in international peace,
when the ruthless marauder set his
hordes on the peace-loving peoples,
aimed at the destruction of democracy
and freedom, and aspired to world
domination.
How anyone could continue any
longer to entertain thoughts and
ideals of international peace while
this was going on, was beyond his
ken. Labor was in this war not be-
cause of love Of war. Men in uniform
in Great Britain and France were not
representatives of militarism. He
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
A Greek Natural Cement

The use of cement for making
blocks in Greece and the neighboring
territories is generally found some
what expensive, for cement is import
ed in barrels or bags from France or
England. but the volcanic island OF
Santorini, in The Egean Sea. produces
a ntural cement called "portsclana,"
which, mixed in certain proportions
with lime and sand, is an excellent
substitute for the best cement
Portsclana has been used for many
centuries and is still being used
throughout the Near East in the con-
struction OF bridges, harbor works,
breakwaters, forts, lighthouses. etc, in
the Mediterranean. the Black Sea and
the Adriatic. With it the Venctians
constructed the great forts of Monem-
vasia and Nauplia, the then Gibraltar
of the Eastern Mediterranean, the
foundations Of which are in the sea,
intact and immoYable up 10 now after
many centuries. The forts of Crete
and those of The Dardanelles are also
built with portse.lana. Small sailing
ships are doing continuous trade
with loads Of portselano TO all the
Mediterranean and Black Sea coast -
The Near East.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
New Workers Win
Army Commissions
War Department Announces
Names of Men Elevated
to Service Places

Especial Dispatch to The Tridume)
WASHINGTON. Nov. New York
and New Jersey men commissioned to-
day include:
10 be first lieutenant, United States army
Louis NJ. Nichols. SO Ncrmilyea Avenue,
New York.
To be captain, judge advocate generals
department- Robert Ligon Johnson, 1920
Broadway. New York.
To be first lieutenant utlartermaster-Ott
I. Groadc, Fort Totten. New York.
To be second lieutenant. uartermaster--
William Ellcnheck. jr., 1886 Broadway, New
York.
To be second neutcnant-. quarterrnastel
1ensied, William Archibald, .jr.. 5SS West
i42d Street, New York Carl John Crossett.
Buffalo; Harry 7. Quirk Fulton, n. Y.
TO be captain, motor transport corps
John Prentice Kellogg, Ill broadway, New
York.
corpsHFrancjs Aiexander Ada Adams .a'iDul long
Island City: Charles NJ Fair, Glenhead, Long
Island City.
TO be second lieutenants, motor transport
corps-Charles John Muller, Mount Vernon,
n. Y; RAYMOND James Ninton, 500 West
Forty ninth Street. New York Harry Lamar
Washington Bloomfield, n. j.
10 be captains. sanitary corps-Leon Mar
cisse Gillette, Larchmont, n. y: Fred Hall
Thomas Summit. n. j.
x,.r! To be second lieutenants, signal corps
William Erb, jr:, Atlantic City, n. j.; Harold
j. Fischer, Buffalo
To be second lieutenants. air service {pro-
duction) Vivian Joseph Palmieri, 22S Madi-
son Avenue New York; Curtis Hawes, New
York; John Edward Hughes. Norwich.
Conn. Arthur Conrad Klages, Long Island
City. n. y.
10 be second lieutenant, air service. aero
rautics-John Y. DoneSan, Henderson
Place, New York,
70 he second cutenants air service. aero
nautics, cnlisted-Paui Fourier. Ithaca,
\. y; Charles Holiday McGray, Rochester,
To be second lieutenant engineer Hugh
hartley. Frey. Mcrchantvllc. n. j.
TO be chaplain, first lieutenant-l,ouis
Daniel Gross, Brooklyn.
To be second lieutenant. ordnancc-Clinton
II. Kemp, Maplewood, n. J.
To be SECOND lieutenants. Quarternaster-
George j. Gibbons. SIS Fortieth Street
BROOKLYN; John S. Rogers. 4i9 Park Avenue
New York Herbert o. Tcmkinson, 1885
West lloth Street. Brooklyn.
To be second lieutenant, motor transport
oorps-Walter l. Byrnes, 44i East t3tth
Street, New York City.
TO be second Heutenants. air service
lacronautics) Roger D. Ackcr. 1886 Sew
"nty-siNth Street, Brooklyn; Harry Pope
Clarke, 500 President Street. New Yorl, ;
Gustavc Ilrbe, jr., Rochester James j. Faye
2i5 West Eghty-cighth Street, New York ;
Arthur j. Hornberger. Buffalo: Joseph A.
Physioc, ir.. Pittsficld Mass.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Names Are
Added to Prisoners List

WASHINGTON. Nov. i.-Names Of
twenty-onc officers, fifty enlisted men
and one civilian in German prison
camps were announced to-day by the
War Department. Officers arc:
AT Karlsruhe: Captains Harry T.
Sullivan, 1925 Sumpter Street, Brook
lyn; Harry f. Sullivan, 103 Gates Ave
nue., brooklyn; Lieutcnants Elmer r.
i. Haslctt, Cartcrville. Mo-; David NJ
Mcclure. Pittsburgh; Richard II. Nc
intyre; 1911 Albcmarc Road, Brook
iyn; Harry c. Mawkins. Reed City,
Mich; John c. Nelson, Norfolk, Va;
Harry c. Hawkins. Evart. Mich.
At Landshort: Lieutenants Rober f.
Chaplin, Dorchester, Mass; Arthur L.
Clark, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
At st. Clement Hospital, Metz:
Lieutenant Waldo n. Heinrichs, Ford
Building, Boston.
At Vilclingen: Lieutenant George
Hinman, Worcester, Mass.
At camp unknown: Lieutenants
Cassius H. Styles, South Hero, VI:
Thomas +. jackson. New Britain.
Conn; Henry B. Frost, Arlington,
Mass; John c. Donaldson, Pawtucket.
Il. I.
AT camp unknown wounded: Cap
tain Hayden P. Mayors, San Antonio.
Texas.
AT camp unknown, in good health:
Lieutenants Lawrence |. Roberts. Will
mington, Del; Oscar Mandol, Grant
wood, n. j.; Edward p. Hamilton, East
Orange. n. j
AT Hospital Rastatt: Lieutenant
John J. Redtield, Montclair. \. J.
The civilian is Michael Gleason.
Palisade, n. j., wso is at hospital
at TrauenStein.
Enlisted men are:
At Rastatt: John II. Scott. jr, Brad
ford, Pa; Mervin T. Hefflefnger. Car
Isle. Penn; Nicolo di Norcia Newark
n. j.; Arturo Pelochi. Cold Spring
ilarvor. \. y; Simon Breen. Philadel-
phia; William T. Carey, 3l2 East Thir-
ty-tifth Street. New York: Frank X.
McNense, New Brighton. Iowa: An
tonic Barber, Italy.
At Limburg: John Washco, Phlladel-
rhia; Harold B. Landsberry. Philadel
Lhla; Joseph James Monte, Newport
K. L.; Frank Petro, Youngstown, Ohio
benjamin katz. Walton Street, Brook
lyn; Frank Mills, Buffalo. \. \: Clan
Richwino. Gardners. Penn.
At hospital at Metz: Sam Cho,nial
Meriden, Conn
AT Reserve Hospital Six. Landau
homas }. Elder. Philadelphia; How
ard J. Snaffcr. Brooksvile. Penn.
At camp unknown; Boyde Arouette
Parshville. n. Y: Philip Stern. lot
Allen Street. New York; Israel Mallov
27s Henry Street. New York; Charlie
Noe, Flushing, n. Y; Anthony J. Ss-
vastano, 1915 Fifth Avenue sBrooklyn
Robert Q. Clinefelter, Coldwater
Mich; John F. Meehan, Buncott
Penn; Pietro Pierini. South City. Sar
Mateo. Cal; William 0. Tolbert. Pa.
aucah. Ky; Leonard Dudley Mccoy
Montour. Iowa; John !. Berenstein
Hlcksviilo. \. y; Christ p Cnriston
serL San Francisco: Usury Mailer
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

New Baltimore Station, n. Y; Joseph
G. Long 341 East Eureka Street, Lima,
Ohio; William Joseph Ferris. 620 Plum
Street, Erie, Penn.
At camp unknown, wounded: John
Killoran, Chester, Penn.
Reported in good health. camp un
known Bertyam Halberstadt. 25 Pine
Street, New YORK; Robert B. Kennedy,
Niagara Falls; Charles Mood (believed
to be Thomas J. Mood). 43l East Twen
tysiXth Street, New York; Grover c.
felgar, Scottdale, Penn; Joe Grace,
Italy; Leo Field, 1868 Madison Avenue,
New York; Giorgio Blanco. Frankfort,
n. Y; Mariana Leggio, Akron, Ohio;
Carnelo Cimiluca, 76O Second Avenue,
New York; Harry Miller, Coalgate,
Okla; Frank Szorzorck, Erie, Penn;
Samuel Nissenholtz, Russia: Ernest c.
Wood, Wilmore, Kan; Wactaw Kluc-
n!ckie, Bridesburg, Penn.
Reported wounded, camp unknown:
Frank Raymond, Chicago: Ernest A.
Saphero, Boiling Springs, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
STORAGE NOTICES
AUDUBON FlREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
AVE. and 1j5th STREET
OOice. 1879 Amslerdam AYe.

Annex, 5o6-lo West 15Gth Street
New York. October &c. 1915
r, c. Jones. Otto J. Herter, ". T. Austin,
Anna. Tyrell. Lena Mpldoon. ]. F: Hawley,
Anna Anna r. Jones. N " BiNbie. $. II. Ma
talne, 9. +. ingalls,, Rose Warren, Vivian
J.. t. Young. s. Schustorman May g. Nc
lntyre' James H. Tehan. L: Haynes. I.
Cue. A. Il. CIV Il. y. i; core J. A. Fish.
Underhill, Guy ". Hawkins, Florence
O'Brion. Anna Goodiilfe. l.. Rogers f. G
Lewis, Charles Daniels. y. Ryorson. J. T..
Jones. NJ. Higgins, G.. n. rrimm, Edwin s
Brewer r. X Thompson. Augusta V. Soy
mour Emma Moore. Earle ". Jones
charles Mclean. i. NanlIivel, IL. E. Syn
\ Mcclellan, Frederick V. Clark. Il. A
Sidebotham, " ~. Moore, Frederick d
arreli. Isaac Martin, w. y. Wilkes NJ.
Edward J. Woods. r. II. lIutchins. 7. NJ
Van Colder, W. Z. Avery, c. Z. Colligan,
G.. Vt. McKenna, II. =. Emerson. Z. j. Rob
erts, Maud NJ. Amos. NJ. J.. Ryan. Ehric
Ncibel Mary l.. Williams. Josephine Reilly.
Mrs. Grant S. Aston. =. W. Richardson.
G. \. snyder. Mabel Dresser, Encyclopedia
Press, Inc, James p. Cullen, Margaret T..
Rogers w. J. sloane, L. O. Boylan, IL.
= $road, J.; 5. Wiliiams, otto ), Ilerter. W.
W. r.. Kinnear. Leonard r. Mnlikin Alfred
Ealupain. r. Il. Powers. \. T. Nicholson.
T. N. Gilston, Carrie Harcombc. owen Ear
=.
i.he. Nina. Sears, {. T. richardson. L.
Wilson. Nathaniel A. Laudino. II. BlacSie
9. Robinson, Louise NJ. Lander. James
White. A. NJ. Robertson. Mr.. Merritt G. c
Whtlock Rose Jacoby, Mrs. Waltz, Bessie
Marvin. Elsie kamfcld, Edward u. Long,
5 leighton, |" T. Hagcncampe. T..
Fannie u. Perrin G. W. Bass. T. NJ.
Specht. Augusta Pearl, 4. ". Earley, Cath
crime Cummings, NJ. Blair, Ethel Quick
and Joseph Noel: You and each Of YOU
are hereby rotifcd that the time for the
payment Of our lien upon the property
h"reinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you, wc
Will cause such property, 10 wit, household
goods, personal effects and merchandise.
stored in Tho Audubon Storage Warehouses
by you or in your name (or in which you
may have an intrrest), 20 he sold at public
auction according to the statute in such
case made and provided. at its ware
house, 192S Amsterdam avenue New York
City, on Tt ESDAY. NOVEMBER 12rH
1918. at lo:30 a. m. and & the sale thereof
is not completed on said date the same
VIII he continued at the same place on
each aud every Tuesday thereafter. begin
ming at 1890 q. m. on each day and con-
iuuiuS until all tho goods arc sold
Audubon Fireproof Storage Warehouses;
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
New Workers Are Listed
In Canadian Losses

OTTAWA, Nov The following
Americans arc mentioned in to-day's
Canadian overseas casualty list:
Died-E. c. Reid. Albanay. n. Y.
Wounded aud missing-B. Barra-
cloueh, Jamestown, n. Y.
MissinG-J. Thomson, New York City.
Woundcd-H. O'Grady. Brooklyn; Fl.
Thomson, New York City; W. Gordon,
Eords n J.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

BOND. LOUISE van BEuREN.--IN pUR.
suanee OF an ssaer ot i,son9rable John p
York, notice Is hereby given To all person.
having claims against Louise van Beura~
Bono. late OF the County Of New YorL
deceased. 20 present the same with vouch' ;
ers thereof to the subscriber ct his place
OF transact!ng business. at No. 2e0 irifth
Avenue Borough OF Aianhattan in fra
CITY Of New York, on or before tho alst
day OF December next
Dated. New York. the alst day G, june.
1918.
ALFRED HUlDEKOPER BOND.
Administrator OF the t:oods Etc
of Louise Beurcn 1onl
MITCHELL q MITCHELL. Attorn.v,
for 'Adm;nis,ra or. 4s-4o Wall Strest
NnM Work CitN. -'f
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Men Of Foreign Countries

DENMARK:
LARSEN Henry E., Copenhagen (W),
ENGLAND:
IENDRY, Stephen, Fuiwoll, Durham (W)
HOLLAND:
SCHEEPsMA, Gcradus, Dciftsport, Rottcr-
dam tW).
ITALY:
CozzoLoNCo. Nata,i Tur. Bari (ND.
MANGELA Pasqualc, Corrn, Calabria
(W).
MARROLA, Antonio, Chiupano, Vicenza
(W).
RUSSIA:
SADOFF Alexander, Libau (Wo
SWEDEN:
LINDSTROM Sigurd. Pho fW)
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON 1.-The casualty lists public by the War
of
severely wounded
missing
full is follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or rfor--
orable John p. Cohalan, n Surrogate OF
the County of New York, NOTICE is here.
by given to ali persons having claims
against Edward Lyman Swift. late Of the
County OF New York, deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. at his place OF transactin4 busi-
ness, 1T the otlicc or Criah ". TompNiu.
SO. $50 broadway, in tho Borough OF Man
hsttan, III tho city Of New York, Stato Of
New YOU. or before the 18Th day ot
February. 1919, next
Dated, New Y.orh, the 2lst day OF Az.
gust, 1918.
URIAI1 ". TOMpKINs. Exeoutor.
IL PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF HON.
orso BILE John i. Ichalsi,. A S,r~o.at. ~
the County OF New York. NOTICE "a h...
by given 10 al persons having cialn. :.
against James Muir. late of the COUNT -
New York. deceased. to present the ,aro !.
With vouchers thereof 10 the sub.crihs-.
at their plxce OF transactlug busines, a..
the oificc OF their Attorneys Hedges FL
q Frankel. No. l55 Broadway, I3oroush -.
Manhattan, in the City OF New Yorc ~
or before the End day OF December ney.
Dated Sew York the eth day OF Nj,
1915. JOHN I. MUIR,
ISABELLA i. pENTLASD
SAMUEL NJ. PENTLAND
HEDGES. ELY & FRANKLL. ATTORNEY.
FOR Executors, lGb Broadway, Nanhat
tAn Kew York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
RECEIVERS NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
- WILLY Al II. HURST. Plaintiff
against /. K. HAETUNci COMPANY, De,
fendant.
Notice is hereby given thas tho undors
signed intends 10 present his accounts as
permanent Receiver of the L. Il. Hartunes
tompany. q dissolved corporation, at a
Special Term Of The supreme Court. Fart
thereof. TO be held in and for Tho County OF
New fork, AT the County Court House. IN
said county on the I'd day OF December,
laiS. at l0:l5 o'clock in tho forenoon
Dated, November l. 1918.
MORRIS HERRMANN Receiver
DAVID WEIGH. Attorney for Receiver
- Nassau Street Manhattan, New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
ARMY
Wounded Severely

MOODY. Arthur, lieut. Martha Washing
ton Hotel, New York Ctty.
DANBECK, Thomas W.. corp. 1862 Third
Avenue. Brooklyn.
DECKERT. Charles f., 1s5 Eagle Avenue.
ERLANGER, julius g., 1856 East Ninety
Efth Street. New York City.
FLORENCE. John L.. Corona. n. Y.
GLACEI, Arthur s., sgt. 50 Eldert Street,
GLASS. William L.. SS1 East 14sd Street,
New York City.
CINANE. John j.. 22z Pacific Street.
HURLEY. John, 3o5 West 11tth Street,
lSew York City
KOBUSINSKY, William. Passaic, N. J.
LOCKWOOD, Leon Tarrytown. N. y.
WHITE, Phillip B., 1853 Morris Avenue.
Z 81. York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
RAMA:

sA,LOW, Clarence. Pennington (W).
3ouNER; Richard. Glenwood lW2;
/, YOURS, l.. D., Carbon Hill (N'.
DAVIS. Calvin, Georgiana (W).
EDWARDS Robin, Phoenix (W)
EDWARDS. Jack, McFal (W).
.iVINS. Will. Albany % w.
ENGLAND, Homer. corp. Alexandria lW). F.
GLAZE. Columbus Besscmer (Wl-
GIBSON. Arthur. Brcwton (W).
lAcKsoN. a. Il: Gilbertown tW)
hicCOY, Willie, Enslcy fWl-
sVCOy. Silas, Eimorc (W)-
,l'INERNY, Robert, Mobile lWY.
NORRIS Charles, Atmore tWD.
SMITH. Jack; sgt, Gadscn w.
OlrS. o. F.. Addison (w,-
'ERDuF. Jake. Opp (W).
IKE, Charles A., Carbin Hill tWl
HHOMAS, T.. Newton (W).
lARNER. William llita (Wl-
fOW NSEND. Edward Danvilie.
HIGGINS, Huer; Coeeeyille lw).
WOOD, Berry, Wetumpka (W)-
VINES. r. r., Bessemer (W).
YARBOUGH, Cumby, Dadcville tW).
DOBY. Worey. Somcrton % D..
ARKANSAS:
POSTER. Robert A., Hon (W>.
GRIFfEN, Joseph, Etawah (W).
HAIL, Charles r., Powhatan (Wl.
HARMAN Nespor, FsycttsviIlc (W),
JUDGE, Charlie. Searcy {Wl.
STEWART. Alex. Whitehall iW).
CALIFORNIA;:
GREEN. Walter j., corp. winters (wl.
GOSELING, Frank. Watsonvillc (W).
MITCHELL. Darrell. Joachim % D..
VAN DYNE, Edward. Ukiah tW).
COLORADO:
kILNEADE. Daniel Denver ID d..
SCHL LAGER. Adam. Berthold (N).
CONNECTICUT:
SEYNEY. Chas.. capt, Neso London ClY).
DDI sANcTlSS. Antonio. bridgeport (w>.
ELYNN;, John j., New Haven IW>.
HOGAN. Thomas, Winstead (W).
JUDD. Harry w. Plainfeld iwl.
M,DON@NELL, @ John. Meriden tW).
PLATr, Clarence, Milford 5W>.
SULLIVAN. Lawrence. Hartford lw>.
IIERNEi, Frank, West Haven (W).
FLORIDA:
SCARBOROUGH. Thomas, zolfo tw).
STRlNGER. Tony. Clarks (W).
GEORGIA:
CI0NAwAY. Horard. !'eu... atlantic w.
RODGERS. Joe c., Rupert (W).
IDAHO:
THOMAS, Robert, Higher (W).
VURNBAUGH. Russell. Midvale (W).
ILLINOIS:
B6LLIS; t61.rI George E.. iieat., Chicago (w).
BLANCHfIELD, Frank. Taylorvillc tW) .
CARPENTER. George. Chicago (W).
FALAsZ. Mike. Chicago (w)
tEEEHOM, Herman. Chicago tW).
GRAHAM. Andrew. Joliet (W).
GdNOuKALAS. Nick. Rockdalc (WD
hAAKER. Otto, Chicago (W).
HENICK. Frank. Chicago (W).
KiMMErH, Joseph Chicago (W)
KLEIN. Berth. Chicago (W).
hINBERG. John. Chicago fWl.
kkAUSE. Roy. Mascutah tW)
LhAviNs: Luther. Savanna lW).
LYONS. Stephen. Chicago (W).
LUDWIG. Otto. Chicago (w).
MOORE, Leon. Watseka tW)
MILLER Ben j., Chicago tW)
RICKETTS,. Earl. Flora (W)
SCHOENECKER. Ralph, Chicago {W)
SHuEY. William H., sgt. Effngham tW)
STARK. James NJ. Olney ewl.
SWANSON. George. Chicago (Wl.
SCHWARTZ. Roland. Frecport tW)
WHITE. Walter j.. Chicago tW).
WOLFBERC. Louis. Chicago (Wl.
WESTENFELT. Ralph. Wheaton (W).
WELLS. Lawrence j., Chicago (W)
WINTERS. Fred. Chicago tW).
WILSON. Charles. Jerseyviiic fW)
YOUNG. Frank. Chicago tW).
INDIANA:
BARTLETT. Stanley. Heltonvine fwl.
FOX. Eugene a.. Newcastle (w).
GOSS. Dean. Gosport iW).
OgES. Clement Ashville City tMD.
SMITH, Earl t.. Indianapolis (W).
TOBY, Claude, PcrryviiIe ID d.
VANCE, Arthur, Terre Haute tW).
WARRELL, Virgil, Mrncic tW).
WiSKLER. Jacob. Mount Vernon fW).
IOWA,
DfsTLEHORsT. Harry. Burlington fwj.
HAMILTON. Arthur. Des Mones tM).
I.EYDA. y. C.. Bloomfield tWJ
pOLAhnEa, Emer e.. Dsvenpor (W]
HC"EHkLI.. i.ouiz. Wal Lake (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement. Marriage. Death
and In Memoriam Notices may be
tciephoned to The Tribpae any time
Up 20 midnight for insertion IN tn
next days paper. just cali
Beekman 5000
sad send the notice as you wish It In
serted. Bill Tor same Will be mailed 70
YOU later, The notice viii reach over
100000 readers daily
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
PENNSYLVANIA:
KIRKP PATKICK, Donoid NJ. lieut., Eas-


IIRKPATKICK, Donoid NJ. lieut., Eas
"A AMOS. VIM. e, sgt. Washington NM,.
AUSTRIA. Joseph e.. Mahanoy CITY tMl-
BAUER, Bryan, Warren lM>.
BERGMAN. Edward S.. Honesdale W..
BLACKA, Harry, corp, Washington tW
BOWMAN, William H.. Shenandoah CW,.
BROWNMILLER, Edward, corp, Mahancs
BAYER. VIM. H, Schuylkill Haven (W).
BERrCH. Marshall Warren (M).
DAVIS, Geo. E., corp. Philadelphia (")-
DUNkLE, David. Kellettyillc lM2;
EBERSOIE, George, Pembroke (W).
FISHER. Edw, sgt. Williamsport (W(.
FLANAGAN, Francis j., Pottsviile lW].
FLANAGAN. Owen L., Carbondale (W).
THURMAN, Sylvester: Lebanon (M).
GRIM. John W. Reading tWl.. <,,>
GRADEN. Guy S.. Willamsport (")
CALVIN, Frank c.. Kane CWf.
GETz, Roy j.. Pittsburgh lW),.
NALLAM. Jas G., corp, Washington (W)
HALL Roy B.. Warren (W).
HAMPSON, S.. corp. Mel eesport (M).
IIPPENSTED. Robert, Carlisle (W).
HOOVER. Bruce r., Harrisburg M).
KELLY, John D., Philadelphia W).
KNOWLES. Leroy NJ, Pottsville (W)
KYLE. r. b., sgt. Chambersbure tW!:
I.ARKIN. Jas. A., sgt, Pittsburgh W.
IAUGHLIN. Jos. E. McKees Rocar (W,,;.
MADARS, Herbert, sgt, Philadelphia fW)
MAURER, Ebert j.. Bethlehem 90 W..
McCABE, Thomas, Bala (W).
MILLER, Earl T., Arendtsvillc (Wl.
McANULTY, Arthur W., 1ndiana lW).
MOYER, Geo. f.. Mahanoy City lWl.
ODONNELI., Ray. A, Pittsburgh CW). .
PAUL, Paul g., Easton (W(.
PARKER. James N. Philadelphia w,
PROSPERIA. Domenick, S. Bethlehem (M)
RAW FINZAHN. edwin. Topton tMl.
RAYMORE, George, Meadville W):
RUSSELL, Sam L., sgt, Bedford lM).
SHAPIRO, Israel Philedelphia tW).
SMITH. Edw. y. ". Philadelphia t"o
STALCOSKI, Joseph, Shamokin (W):
SCHAEFER. Chas. W.. Middletown tM)
SOBESKY, Anthony. Philadelphia (M>.
TRESLER, Ray. Wattsburg CW(
WILTROUT. John D.. Kutztown (M).
WALKER, Rex, Warren tM).
WENGERT. Darius, Bernville (Wl.
WESNER, Frank A.. Mahanoy City (W).
WILSON. Charles, Pittsburgh (W).
WOOD, Charles A.. Mechancsburg SW}-
WEIDMAN. John G., Lancaster (W(.
WOLFE, James, corp, Burnside lW).
YOUNG, Joseph. Williamsport (N'.
YASITIS, Joseph. Shaft tW(.
YONNAS, Charles Carmbock lW).
ZERRES, Joseph, Titusville (W).
ZIMMER, VIM, corp. Philadelphia fW).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKs

LOST BANKBOOKS
LOST. T.-Bankhools No. sos 9os. The Greenwich
Savings Bank, 24s d 24s Sixth ave. n Y
City. Payment stopped. Please return TO bank
LOST.-Bnnkbook No Toa,1ss Of the Ger
msn Savings Bank IN the City Of Nav
York Payment stopped Please return
book % bank