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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06

HART, james D., Granger (O.
HOUSTON. NewelLs, =
IRWIN, John. Natural Dam Cd w.
JONES, Claude W..
KIRKLAND, Alexander,
LAWHORN, Clarence NJ, Talassee (W).
MILTON. Lee. Oakeystreak (K)
NIXON, Hugh, Crews Deposit (K.
MORGAN, Judge T., Holt (k).
MUMM. Fred, Mobile (K).
QUILLON. Bernie. Clayton (K).
RAY. Thomas j.. Red Bay 90 W.
Ray; Fred. Bell Mill (K).
ROBERISON. Ike, Tuscaloosa (k).
ROBERIS. G., CORP Bay Mnette. Cd w.
RILEY. John. corp. Ozark % w.
RANEY, John A., Ripley w.
SEAY. Royal, Birmingham (K).
SIMS, Theodore. Birmingham (K).
SIMS. Coy c.. Sycamore (K).
SMITH. Martin L.. Florale (k).
SQulRES, William S.. Peterson (K)
STARkE. Grady. Highland Home (K).
STEELE, Walter, Fashee (K).
SWlNDLE, Clarence Birmingham (k).
THOMPSON. David. Chavies *.
WALKER, Sam. Roanoke (K).
WALLACE, Walter. Garland (K).
WHITE. Tom, Gadson (K).
WILLIAMS, Jim, Newton (K).
WILSON, Oscar. Geneva (K).
WYNNE, Rush P. Montgomery (K).
ARKANSAS:
BERNERD. Charles O.. Bald Knob tw).
FOREMAN, Lacy, Evenineshade (W).
RUSSELL, Ezra, Strong (W).
SlMINO. James, Warm Springs (W).
TAYLOR: Edgar, Poluco (W).
WORTHY. Martin Blytheville (W).
CALIFORNIA:
sHlELDS, George f., maj, San Fran
COOK. FronA B.. lieut.. Oakland (W).
ALIETTI, Joseph. PetaIuma (W).
BLACK, John D.. San Francisco (M).
CCAASSENs. Hermon. San Francisco (M).
LOWELL. Roy. Rio Bravo (M.
M'ARTHUR. Robert D.. Los Angeles (K)
MORGAN. Everett E., Aptos (W).
Russo, Vincenzo, Los Banos (k).
STURLO. Petro. San Francisco Cd Wy.
COLORADO:
BAkTLETT, Kimball G.. Limon (M.
BLACKBURN. Allen G.. Pueblo (M).
BURkE, Chester L., Pueblo (W).
HARRIS, Ray. Line -(M.
JACKAWICZ. John. Louisville Cd w.
LEWIS. Richard A.. Games (W).
MENDENHALL. Earl, Windsor (W).
CONNECTICUT:
HAY. RusseH John. lieut., Stamford (W).
COLLINS. John F., Derby ID w.
GuNNlNGHAM. Niles. Croton (M).
HAMEL, Henry. Watertown (K).
HAWLEY, Bronson, Bridgeport (K).
JACoBUCCI, Carl f.. hartford (WW}).
LARSON. John W., Collinsville W..
MARIN: Michael. Waterbury (K).
M'GRATH. Thomas. New Haven % Al.
OSTRANSKI. John. Union City (W).
RAIL-, Fred Joseph. levitt City (M).
ST. CARTIER. L. F.. Walngford (M).
SHITZKO. Alexander. Ansona (M)
SCHMIDT, Joseph, New Haven (M).
FLORIDA:
BROWN John. Summerheld (M).
HALL Robert. Warsaw g..
STEPHENS. Charlie F \, Elfers CW).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON Oct 5The casualty lists the
to-day contain the
PIP killed action missing in action 44 are
wounded 81 died accident and other
died disease degree undetermined o
died accident taken prisoner
The fall list follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06
GIANT, Richard. Greenwich (K).
MONTE. Joe James. Newport (M).


SOUTH CAROLINA:
BHHA1R4 S11rG,. Albt.,, sgt. Port Royal (w)
JoHNSTON, Lee Grant, Cordova (K).
SOUTH DAKOTA:
A1HNnDbGRRsoM,, Edward. Hartford tw).
LOWkY. William, Leola (W).
STEuCK. Otto. Elkton (M).
TENNESSEE:
CCHHAAbTREE. James. Petersburg tW>.
DAVIS. Russell. Sadly (M).
ELKINS. Bell s.. Clinton (W).
LIVINGSTON. David, Elizabethton (M).
LOWERY, Homer. Manchester (M).
ROE, Austin. Bluff City (W).
SslMMoe,TnHE;Rl'MAN; W.. Murfreesboro IVY
STAIR. Elmer j.. Knoxville (W).
WAGGONER, Charlie L., Knoxville (W)
TEXAS:
cUiNNIMGHAM. James. lieut.. Co.
H t!11s1i, Vernon D., lieut.. Stamford (K).
wALLAcE, Mahlon B., lieut.. Mt.
BOWERS. W.. Canton ID p).
BROWN. Earl H.. Mexia (Ml
"a uRHO, Benjamin. FL Paso (M)
TERGusoN. Thos. Lytton Springs (M)
GAMBLE, jess, Arson Cd A.
HOLMES. Charlie. Sherman ID Al.
HUrF. Henry San Angelo (K).
I'm N, NJ E 1 Angus. corp. Hendcr-
miller, William. Perrin tw,.
m nI7ETIi, Frank. Houston tW).
WI ! IN. AWE, Alma tW).
ROBERTSON. Tom Brandbury (P).
STOUT. James G.. Haskew (W).
UTAH:
ENGEMAN, Carl Eureka (M).
HH0I1LMES. Raymond Ogden ID Wy.
WILSON. Herbert. Eureka (k).
VERMONT:
sToCKWELL. George w.. Stowe (My.
EDWARDS. Oscar E.. Norfolk I'd D).
GUM, Albert. Highton (K).
H1,S,E. Clarence. Chase City tW).
KkElDER. Charles, Blackstone (K).
LARGE. Gaines. Scheduled (M)
PUCH. Everett. Camp Greek Cd o..
RAY. Charles E., Williamsburg Cd w.
WASHINGTON:
ANDERSON. Peter, Bremerton (W).
DORRE, Manual. Seattle ID w
NM1}11}p5l FM Pm WILLIAM il Tacoma (Mo.
8 OLAFS0N; Harold, Seattle (W).
WASHINGTON, d. G.:
SANFORD. James E.. lieut.. (M).
WEST VIRGINIA:
ALIEN. Wallace, Paynesvile (W).
HOFFMAN. Floyd, Warrington ID w.
LAWSON, William, Blakely (K).
MARTIN, Benjamin. Redwood (K).
WHITE, Luke. Dingy ID d..
WISCONSIN:
G IA T Alfred, eopt.. MawG1kee {K).
". ,.
BoYER Kent j.. ST. sci Madison Nv rvs w.
CRAMP. Tony, Berlin (K).
CCu 5,sI1F> Lee, Bangor (W).:
EMPEY, Henry, Wasau (M)
GRAMMA, Alex, milwaukee, tW).
GERkE. William, Madison (K).
GRlNSEL James, Eau Claire (W).
HEM. Robert, Wonewoc (W).
HESS, William, Appleton s(K).
HALFMAN. A., sgt, Fond du Lac *,
HN. Gordon R.. Sullivan (W)
HOTON. Guy, Waupaca (W).
JEWELL. Chester, Rhinelander (W).
KASTON. Henry. Pashtego (W).
KUCHERA. John j., Wasau (K).
LICHTERMAN. George, corp, Lynd-
LEVIN, Walter j.; Galien lK.
MAND: Nicholas. Oshkosh (K).
MEYER. Herbert c., Oshkosh (W).
MATSDORF. Walter. Plymouth (MD.
NORGARD. Evan, Cambridge (W).
OPPMAN. Frank, Rockville (W).
P PGSStIIsi :, Charles. Black River Falls (W)
PRICE. Edward. Dedham (W).
RUIZ, Herman M. Elroy (W).
cyan, Wilbert,, GAINESVILLE lW)..
SCHROEDER. Frank c., Emwood (W)
SOLL1E, Hartwig, Stanley (W).
STENDAHL, Sigurd, La Crosse (W).
THOMAS, VIM. Chas., Rhinelander (W).
THOMPSON, Arthur, Stoughton (W)
WASSERBACH, August, Algoma (M).
WELLS, John ", Bradley (W).
WILKINS. Harry. Richland Center (W)
WILSON, Nathan. La Forge (W).
ZAHN, Alfred F., Gillette (M).
WYOMING:
ARTHURS, Peter, Hanna (K.
VlCKERS. James. Diamondsvile (W).
Men of Foreign Countries
ARMY
CANADA:
SCHULMAN. H.. lieut., Toronto Cd W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06
England Will Build
Memorial to u. S. Heroes

LONDON, Oct. 5.-A permanent me-
mortal to the members of the American
forces who have given their lives in the
war will be erected in the Winchester
Cathedral, according to an announce
ment made to-day by the Ministry Of
Information.
A suitable temporary memorial will
soon be placed where the permanent
structure is to be erected after the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06
Three New Workers Wounded
With Canadian Forces

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 5.-The names
of the following New Workers appear
in to-day's casualty list: Wounded
Cyril S. Williams, Rochester,; A. R.
Jeluin, New York City, and A. J. Han
cock, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06
Men of Foreign Countries
ARMY

CANADA:
BERGER, Thomas. Elvis (M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06
ARMY
Killed

Killed
BRyNEs, Arthur p. Harrison. N. J.
JACOBS. Samuel, Flushing. N. Y.
kALF. Edward, Garfield. N. ].
HERMAN. John. 1877 Hillary Street,
Brooklyn.
KNoWLSON. William G., 243 West MING
.yeishth Street. New York City.
MOONEY, William. l4ol Scventy-sevcnth
OWENS, Joseph. s55 West Forty-third
street New York City.
RAUcH. Peter. 500 West 121st Street.
ROGERS. Robert. 1a4 skilman Avenue.
8rooslvn.
RUST. Louis 40 East 1854 Street. New
York City.
sENTER. Isadore. 5soo Third Avenue.
STEIN. Israel. sl2 West 10th Street.
New York City.
sHEEHAN. Daniel NJ. 424 West Thirty
9th Street, New York City.
VAN INGRAM. Richard. 404 Third Street,
WEBER. Nary W. 552 Ninth Street,
BROOKLYN.
Missing
GINTER. Charles A.. lieut.. AT St. Marks
Avenue. Brooklyn.
rl ogR Hs's 4 yssn c G.; lieut. As St. Nicholas
REED. Willinm Il, lieut.. $3.50 Broadwoy,
Ne,p York City.
BAUER. George L. 1877 Sheffield Avenue.
Brooklyn
BUNNs. William F.. 6s2 Marcy Avenue.
Brooklyn
CURLEY. Edward c.. 44s Second Avenue.
New York City.
DOORS. James. 1853 Flfty-frst Street.
pREDGER. Oliver. sgt. IS Ryerson Street.
DURINsEy. Philip. ss1 Madison Avenue.
DUNN. Thomas. 50 Sterling Place. Brook
lyn.
ENGLE, John c., IA Lewis Avenue Brook
FRIsoNE. Charles. 2o7 Wilson Street,
New York City.
GORDON. Max. 72s Ninth Street. New
York City
GILBERT. George H., 1854 Fulton Street,
GINSBERG. Stanley. 142 West 12eth
Street, New York City.
s.f seAF New lyon York ct, FL East Ninety fifth
GUGMELMO, Mawrico w. rs Pitt
Street. New York City.
GRECO, Thomas. II Mulberry Street,
New York City.
HENDRICKS, Patrick, I Broadway. New
York City.
HOLLAND, John. 1870 Ninth Street, Brook
JACOBSON. Louis. es5 Kelly Street. New
KAATz. William H, sgt, 500 East 1eOth
Street. New York City
KATE Ben. 70 Walton Street. Brooklyn
LAMPERT. John P, 324 East Thirty-third
Street New York City
LIENICK, PauLG, 3O7 Fourteenth Street.
Brooklyn.
LORBER, Martin, 427 Humboldt Street,
LEVY. Louis. 744 East Fifth Street. New
York City
LYONS, William. so Carleton Avenue,
INQUIRE James 115 West 121st Street
MOOD. Thomas. 431 East Twenty-sixth
Street. New York City.
MGARIGAL. George 493 East Seventy
ninth Street. New York City
MULLIGAN. Henry. Port Richmond,
Staten Island, NY
MMAHoN, Michael. 14s Willis Avenue,
osH HfSA Ky. Allen. 1873 West 18th Street
sHoRTT, Alfred N. e24 West 1921 Street
.sUGARMAN. Harry, 10 West 18th Street
TERRANOVA. John B., $40 Fourth Ave
nue. Brooklyn
URGO, John j.. sgt. 339 Court Street
WILKINS. John G.. ls5 East Eightieth
Street, New York City
WOOD, John. sgt. 218 Kingston Avenue
Brooklyn.
WALLACE. J. Joseph. 91o East Eighty
sixth Street, New York City.
Wounded
FRiEDLANDER. William ~, lieut.. III
st. Marks Auenme, Brooklyn.
ACkERMAN, Edwin r., Belevile, N. ].
ANSOW1Ck, Alex, 1117 Manhattan Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
BRADFORD. Reginald, 12o East Eighty
third Street, New York City
BUGLIONE, Donate, ZOE Evergreen Ave
rue. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06
NeD York City and Vicinity

bO lLEh. bartholomew. Lou blckehan
BOYLE, Timothy, s22 West Forty-second
Street New York City.
BRENNEIS, Joseph G.. 1905 Gates Avenue
COwA1N. Raleigh. 1916 Boston Road, New
York City
CHlzUs John. corp. Newark. N. J..
=. CuLLIAN. Thomas. $40 Sixth Street. New
DAVALA. George F.. Passaic N. j.
DlCKMAN. Frederick. 119 Henry Street
BROOKLYN
DEMPSEY. Joseph. 154 East Fifty-eighth
Street, New York City.
FITZPATRICK. John j.. 525 East Eighty
second Street. New York City.
. FREEMAN, Hugh "; 51l West Forty
ninth Street. New York City
GAFFNEY, Walter NJ. sgt, 2214 East
Sixty-ffth Street Brooklyn.
HAYES, Edward j., 90 West 163d Street
New York City.
HOLMES Robert w. corp. 427 East tn
Street New York City.
HoRvATH. August W.. Newark. N. ].
HENDERSON,. James c.. corp. 525 West
Fortythird Street. New York City.
JOEST, Peter P. sgt. Jersey City, N. j.
JOHNSON. Charles. 20l2 Strong Avenue,
New York City.
JOHNSON. Carl. 773 Lexington Avenue.
KEYES. Bert T.. Yonkers. N. Y.
LAIDLAW. Ben, Jersey City, NJ j.
LYNCH. George G.. Psi Bathgate Ave
nue.. New York City
Brooklyn.
LUNT. John H.. Newark, N. j.
~ INQUIRE. Michael. 500 Eighth Avenue.
MDERMoTT. Charles. PIG West rwen-
tieth Street, New York City.
MoULLEN. John r.. ISL Washington
Avenue. Brooklyn
MCGOWAN, John. 81 Whipple Street,
MORAN. David j.. ta4 East 18th Street.
MoRoCEWSK1. Mike. I'll Indiana Street.
Brooklyn.
OPITz. Edward, 1872 East seventy-third
Street, New York City.
Ns oc0N M p Tom, 70 East 124th Street.
o'coNNoR; J. F.. o45 Second Avenue.
o'BRIEN John j., 81 Perry Street, New
NEARY James P. 1859 East 1osth Street.
st PALA R3soi ,,.r c0simo, 7Ss McDonoush
Street, New York CITY. 80 0' ~'' vi
~ PoRTUGAL. Louis. 91s East 163d Street,
RosNER. BENJAMIN, ss4 East 1soth
Street, New York City.
SEBASTINO. Damiano. Rockaway. N. Y.
SAHLQUIST. Charles c. 1o7 East Second
Street. Brooklyn.
scHAFFER, Harry, 800 West 12Sth
WATTS, Andrew. 349 West Forty-ninth
Street, New York City.
| Brooklyn.
WEINHAUER. George NJ. 55s Hamburg
Avenue, Brooklyn.
Died Of Wounds
COWEN. Joseph M, 4e6 New jersey
DOTY, Eugene L.. 514 West Thirty-ninth
Street. New York City.
DUMKUS, Joseph. rs South Third Street.
ENGBARTH. Frederick. 1876 Clay Street
New York City.
s+ KoPF Sn Solomon Xs x. corp, s47 Academy
GUIDA Frank. 1917 Second avenue, New
York City.
MoLLoY. Roderick j., ATS Prospect Ave
nue.. Brooklyn
NOLAN. James. Al West Fifty-seventh
Street, New York City.
sGHHr wsm c S0r1 Jersey City, N
SPAITH, Charles T, Flushing N Y.
LYMAN. James P. 204 East Seventeen
Street New York City
WEBER, John T.. 121 Windsor Place,
WILLIAMS, James. 21S Bowery. New
York City.
WOLFE Maurice NJ, Bayonne. N. ].
Died Of Disease
BRINK. Henry j., Workers. N. Y
K1LEEN, j.. 143 West Street. Brooklyn.
Died of Accident
WALENTA. Calvin H.. 1896 Graham Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
Prisoners
DOEHLER. Herman H., I'd lieut.. Court
Ninth Street, Brooklyn.
PLAWSkY. Joseph. 1856 Monroe Street,
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-06
Elsewhere

Character OF casualties indicated follows: (K) killed in
action ) wounded Cd Az died accident or other
% w died of wounds ID D. died of disease; (M) m.sng
Cpl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-04

Wayne Knit Women's BalbHggan
Hose, full fashioned, natural color,
matchless value at 45c; OUTSIDE Bal
bnggan Hose $50.
Wayne Knit Women's Heavy
Weight fleece lined hose, full fash
toned, plain or ribbed top, SOC; out
sizes $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-04

Wayne Knit Women's Fine Isle
Hose, full fashioned, elastic garter
tops; colors, seal brown, dark gray,
taupe, nickle, navy, white, cOpen;
holiday sale 69c.
Wayne Knit Won7en'S full fashioned
fine cotton hose, good weight; in
brown, seal, dark gray, taupe, black
and white holiday special soc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-04
Wonderful Sale Of Christmas w
Beautiful New
$40 Georgette Waists
Holiday Sale

Put waists on your holt
day list-one Of these charm
ing Georgette Waists-the
new bIouses of every descrip-
ton in bewitching variety, col
larIess blouses, frill collars, hig
in all the suit shades, also flo
white. Holiday sale, $40 waists
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
'Y.M.C.A. SECRETARIES
ASSIST U. S. MORALE
Workers in Camps Frequently Ad-
wise New Soldiers Of Army.

Work of Y. N. C. A. men about
training camps is not all one OF ar
ranging meetings and selling stamps
and chewing gum. This fact has been
attested by features of the activity
Of the secretaries recently in points
about Washington.
Sometimes the secretaries have been
able to shame or frighten outright
slackers into bracing up and doing
their duty. In one camp q drafted
man came to the association secretary
nearest his barracks with fearful and
hysterical protestations that II was q
cruel thing for the nation to compel
him to be a soldier. He told q hard
luck story of his business being ruined.
of dependent relatives and pleaded
that the secretary use his influence
to get him sent back home.
The secretary was touched by the
latter facts, but wisely decided to in
vestigate. 1t was learned that the
young mans mother was not depen-
dent upon his support and did not wish
him exempted. that even his business
was getting along well.
The secretary returned to the would
be shirker. put the case sQuarely up
to him, and a stormy interview fol-
lowed. The young man went away in
a rage at the accusation that he was
a Stacker and a liar, but later came
back and promised to be worthy SOL
dier.
Many examples like this are cited.
not by the association men. but by
army officers Of cases where the sec
retaries have been helpful in improv-
ing the morale of the men.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS-Strictly fresh. per doz., y; average
receipts. IS; Southern. IS.
CHEEsE-New York State factory, new. per
h.. Ha3. h
BUTTER-Elan print. per h.. 20; Elgin tuo
q. process 4saS4; store packed, 50.
LIVE POULTRY-Roosters, per lo.. q; tar
keys. per h., 8a40; chickens, per d.. ~ai''
keats. young. each. 56a6o
DRESSED PoULTRY-Swing chickens. per
h., sa42; turkeys, 36aso; roosters, y; geese
Ga2s; ducks. 20. o
GREEN FRUITS-Apoles. per bbl.. 3!ooaI "
psr box, 25a3. 20; Florida oranges. 6oCas!o;
lemons. 55Oa6.5O; grapefruit. crate. s.asi''O'
strayherries, 3Oai0; tangerines. 25Oa4.0 box.
TABI,ES-Potatoes No. !, Northern
per 100 lbs. l.s5a2.OO; McComcks, 2Ea2:I2 per
standard barrel; sweet potatoes. i.uaS.p yer
bbl.; No. 2. 30Oai.oo per bbl.; string beans. Per
basket, l.50a2.5o; peppers, per crate. 3.ooa4w
okra. per crate, 3ooa5oo; radishes. per 100. s'Sa
500: cucumbers. per basket. 3.5Oa5.5o; eggplant. m
3OOa5 90 per crate; cabbage, per lW IDS, iva
25O: beets. bunch. 5as; lettuce. loca2W per pas
ket cabbage, Florida. Lo0al.5o per basket; cei-
cry. 3oa75 per doz.; Florida celery, Per craze,
l00a2 90; romaine lettuce. 50alOo; squash. 2Sa ia
450 per crste spring onions. l.5oa2o per lo
punches; onions. per sack, l.25a1.6 spinach
2.50a3o0 per Dbl. kale, l.5Oal.75 per Dbl; tur-
nirs per box. 40a50: per Dbl. l5aZo,; caun-
flower. per crate. l.5oa2Oo; tomatoes. Florlas,
per crate. l.5oa5.co; new beeas. Florida. wa
rhubarb. 75a85 per doz
LIVE sToCK-sheep. per TO-. 7as; lambs,
spring. 2oa22; calves. per b., Is; medium, per
h., ,6a17 common. per b.. l2al3
PORK-Small. per h.. q: medium, per lo.'
22a23; heavy. per h.. lSa@.
SEEDS-Red clover, D75s2l5 per bushel;
alske clover l7.30als.0o; crimson clover, l25oa
$500; timothy. 425a4.5o; red top. li.ooal5.W per
100 lbs; bluegrass, 30ca35o
GRAIN-wheat. milling. per bus. 2.loazN %;
new corn per bushel, 1.soal.s5; oats. white. losa
los; mixed oats, IolalO3; hay. No. l. 3oooss 90;
No. 2 BJ0a290
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22


Someone. who probably has a
grudge against Fancisco Palma, a
Filipino. sent an anonymous letter
10 the Army and Navy Club. inform
ing them that some property. sup
posedly stolen. could be recovered
from a house where Palma used
to live.
Detective Berman went TO investi-
gate. He found a bunch of silver
ware and a pile Of napkins.
Palma. who used TO be a waiter at
tho club. was arrested.
He admitted taking the things. But
he blaped IL on his absent-minded-
ness. In the course of his work, he
said, he carried the stolen things
in his pockets to have them on hand
instead of running to the pantry for
them.
Army and navy officers are so i'm
patient. Palma said. that they can
not wait a second for anything.
When he would go home after work,
Palma said. he would unintentionally
carry something with him-forgetting
TO take them from his pockets.
II what he said was true. some
one may. some day. absent-mindedly
carry of the safe or the kitchen
range.
Anyhow. the court didn't consider
him A real crook.
But to punish him for being so for
getful. Palma was told TO pay a fine
OF so.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
THE TOWN CRIER.
A meeting Of the Vermont sts

A meeting of the vermont state
Association TO be held next We'd
nesday evening at the College wom-
ems Club. 1922 I street northwest,
will be addressed by Porter h Dale,
who will tell OF his experiences
"over There"
Rev. Henry a. Atkinson. Of the
National Committee. New York. will
address the Pastors Federation at
its regular meeting Monday morn-
ing at IL O'Clock in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
There Will be an entertainmesf
given free to all this evening at
7:30 o'clock, at the Randle High
lands Baptist Church. Twenty-sec-
ond street and Naylor road south
east. Men in uniform are invited
to attend.
"The Greek Drama will be the
subject OF an address by Prof. John
b. O'Connor. of Catholic University,
at the meeting of the Washington
Classical Club to he held at the
Colonial School for Girls. 1889 Eigh-'
teenth street. Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock
Promotion Of war gardening in
the Cleveland park district will he
the subject Of the meeting OF the
Washington Park School and Com
munity Association at the John
Eaton School tonight at O'Clock.
Or. II. F Knapp. of the q. s. De-
partment of Agriculture, will ad-
dress the meeting
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
PURELY PERSONAL.

C. J. Columbus is in Baltimore on
a business trip.
A ]. Kirlman. OF this city, ar
rived from New York yesterday
after a three-week visit to reia-
tives.
Jesse r. whitman resigned his
position with the Department OF
Agriculture yesterday.
Anthony Blakely. OF Hagerstown,
Md. is visiting friends in George
town.
Martin L Conklin has received q
probationary appointment as ste
nographer in the War Department.
Joseph r. Green. OF the navy
yard. has resigned TO take up en-
ployment in Baltimore.
Lorenzo Miller. OF the Patent Of
fee, has received a promotion.
George Trescott. OF the Agricul-
tural Department, has been detailed
to Savannah. Ga.
Harry King, OF the Government
Printing once. is on sick leave
Miss Myrtle Abel. Of the Income
Tax Division. has been absent from
lAtT 0NEh AOI eNNCEdl WI oNNeAeN
Of illness
Paul Maegher. of Frankfort. KY,
was the recent guest Of his brother.
Leo Maegher. of this city.
Internal Revenue Collector Percy
Haly. OF Lexington, KY. was In
Washington a few days ago on ON
cisl business.
Peter Mench. of the Treasury De-
partment. has been promoted 10 in-
come tax auditor.
william NJ. Pruss. Of the War De-
partment, is spending q few days at
his home In Lynn. Mass.
Albert B. KurtE. OF New Yoi rep
resentative Of the Jewish boai for
war welfare work. has arriv ! IN
Washington 10 take up his duties af
this point
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
test Financial Ns wh tie Latest Stock Marker Quotations

of this man based upon . Stock Ex-
change transaction. Z,
Time passed and no settlement was
asked or made, Mr.. Gould forgetting
all about the obligation. One morn
ing he received a letter from this man
saying that he was cominr to New
York to see Mr.. Gould.
Thereupon Mr.. Gould said to his as
sistant that he presumed the man
was coming to get his money and
he requested the assistant to look
at the stock account so that he might
discover how 1t stood. As soon as
possible the assistant reported to Mr.
Gould saying that the account show
ed a profit of $4,000. whereupon Mr..
Gould said:
Let him have it when he comes
to New York and close out the ac-
count" In a few days the man ap-
peared in Mr.. Gould's office and was
cordially greeted. He was told he
would be Immediately paid for his
services.
The assistant took the man into an
adjoining office and then asked him
how much he thought he should re-
ceive for his services. He thought
5000 would be about right and he
was told that he would receive con-
siderably more than 5000.
How much?" he asked. "You will
receive $4,000 and a check win be
drawn up within a few moments" +"
The man went away. astonished and
content. deeming himself to have be-
come suddenly comparatively rich.
But with the course of the stock
market as 1t has been Of late It would
be impracticable for Jay Gould or any
one else to liquidate q debt by means
Of a stock market transaction.
HOLLAND.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-22
Will Lecture Today
Upon Alaskan Volcano

"The Valley of Ten Thousand
Smokes" brought into being through
the eruption of Alaska's great vol
cano. Mt. Katmai. and discovered by
one OF the expeditions of.the National
Geographic Society. is the subject of
a lecture to be given today before the
seciety's members by Robert r.
Griggs. leader OF the expedition which
found It.
Mr.. Griggs' lecture will be given in
the auditorium Of the new Masonic
Temple and will be illustrated with
slides OF the remarkable photographs
obtained uring the sojourn in the val
ley. He will also describe the work OF
the expedition in measuring the crater
of Mt. Katmai. the largest active vol
cano in the world.