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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30
Nav
Come Back
Public Health Service Says Epi-
demic Caused $4,000 Deaths in
United States Since Sept. Is.
Grip Is Breaking Out Again in
Many Sections.

WASHINGTON, Between 500, 900
al $4,000 deaths from influenza
and pneumonia have occurred
among the civilian population OF
X K a ono,sn S'ate' : stncs septemoer
the public health service. These
calculations were based on reports
from cities and states keeping ac-
curate records and public health
t 1Ws'ais Tb eei'eos snsy sfH CONSENT
but deaths are less numerous. ac-
cording to reports reaching here.
The disease 10 breaking out again
In many communities throughout
the country. but a general renewal
expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30
TO HONOR NEW SHERIFF
New Years Day Reception For In
coming Sheriff.

III NDeCtUE COTTCSpOHutHT.
TOTTENVILLE., Dec. S0-A rccep-
ton will be held at the court house
in Richmond on New Years day for
Sheriff-clect william K. Walsh, now
one of Staten Islands aldermen who
will relieve Spire Pitou. Friends from
all parts of the borough of Richmond
will be on hand to wish the new her
if good luck. 1t is not known as yet
who will succeed Alderman Walsh in
the city and local board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30
Everything Ready for Goodwin Dance

The Goodwill Fife, Drum and
Bugle Corps dance committee met
yesterday and made further arrange
ments for the thirteenth annual
dance and reception to be held at
Palace hall New Years eve. Profess
sor Horner's orchestra will furnish
music for the affair. The following
members have been added to the
COMMITTEES: Earl Barnes. treasurer,
Harry Tooker, William j. O'Hara and
George Tooker as foo manager. The
last three members will be home from
Camp Dix. where they are stationed,
to attend the dance. The committee
will meet again tonight to make final
arrangements for the dance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30
HOMECOMING PARTY
TottenviIIe Soldier Boy Honored at
Social Session.

SOtIHI HtSSIUHs
BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 30.-A home
coming party was held last night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Omundsen of Sleight avenue, in honor
of his brother-in-law, Private Charles
j. Fahlberg. who since his enlistment
In the medical corps has been station
ed at the post hospital at Fort Slocum.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fahlberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Melgren and Alfred Omund-
sen of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Merkler of Kreischerville and ole
Omundsen of ~Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30
Famous Sea FIGHTER,

Admiral Stewart, an American naval
officer, "a distinguished in the cruises
which he made against pr~ivateers in
the war of 1872. He was the grand
father Of Charles Stewart Parnell. He
died November g. 1890.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30
Ministers Meet Today.

A meeting of all ministers OF the
city is being held this afternoon at
1870 o'clock in the Board of Trade
rooms. Plans will be discussed Il
further the community spirit in thi'
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30
bIooe.t FACTOR overlooked.

All the programs of the days work
that a man lays out for himself are
too exacting. and partially fail because
no allowance has been made for hui
man frailty.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
erak
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30
Their Needs.

Said the facetiOus Teller: "what a
hungry man wants is a regular meal.
What the d~yspeptic requires Is a meal,
reg'lar."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-30

Gray, Washington says has been Of
fered the post of director general of
the railroads of the United States,
to become vacant when McAdoo re-
tires early in the year He las been
director OF the division of operations
for the railroad administration. For
merly he vas president of the West
ern Maryland railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
BRIEF ROUTINE SESSION

TIL" members "f the city council h"ld
= hrr. session IN the council chambers
lpst evening. adJ"urnini: shortly after
m,l"rl. Tn" irSt matter I" hc hrouSHt
up was ia" tnX /" b" imposed for the
us at sidrwalk$. overhead wires. etc.
The matter was deferred until a later
dat. un action or debate b ing taken. q
Tl.,. city >uIIrI'ur Was instructed by
ruiiurN L. ur"iaIr" AN ordinance gram
Iug IN" privilege /" III" fr""dnm on
Works uf constructing Two pipe lines
across IL" str, ct ut their place If bus
mess.
\ paprr Was rec. iy,. and read, pro-
pared hy the riiIrn:inu committee. al
In. rixing ia" rity I" "ni"r into con-
tract with rlr TiInmrtr company #
Sew York. for work an the city water
lines. "a ,liS"Ins" leaks water being
us",l not tuN,d. consumption per capita.
rlr The 'itumclcr company is I" r.
,"lvc r.Snu far it's work. while nm addi-
liunni 81 In" has been adopted. In cover
transpnr .ati"n from testing point {"
Ir.,iin. Iuinl The sum will h" taken
from til" $I>."6d r"v"d by sale OF Ea"
r!nnt apparatus.
Permission WAS granted and IN" CITY
Solicitor ordered !" draw w m ord-
nlnr,. in n. rrSr IL Harry klapp"t;.
" Ia mad" application Ia council 10 con-
-,rucl cu;l.'r"Ic STRIPS ut his place OF
business "n 'E:"tf street and 10 install
4 @7I-Eall"n Hll!u!, stu'i"n. t" comply
WITH IN" city ordinance.
Final action WAS taken in tho matter
n! the expenses incurred IN til" SUI.
>ryl"d Gi'y rf Wh"linE ~. tho Ch"Si-
r"akc Il Potomac Tcl' phone company.
II wls dcridcd Ia lnduc. this sum from
tho SIS. 800 received aS part settlement
a.: tic suit. and place II IN tho city
'rrrsury from where i. wn% diShurS, a.
\ T",Iii"n was r"rr;I"! from {. j.
Wa-n"frN nf l"t Frur:rrHth street In
run*tr,Ir; Il large bay wiu'lnw ut III"
from. If III" home. Th" matter was re-
frrrnl to 4 committee" "f lhrc" council
mrn for investigation and report 10
council.
\ communication was received from
Charles Williams "f Marn"t street In
regard - III. pay;ni: ri his ticker broker
license. He stated IN ms "nmmuncn-
lion that II" had h""n paying :5n yearly
for iiv" yrars far ih,. ilcrns" I" oprThi"
a ticker broker $"rVi"". and since ihc
licensing "r this has been rul"d Illegal.
h.. asked for ia" return rf S95n covering
;hr Spa," IF fly" years. The matter
WAS referred Ia tho city solicitor for in
NrstHatICn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
EACH WON a GAME.

ST. LOUIS. June e. s.. Louis won
;h first gam" Of tr-day's d"uhl" header
3 - :" Cleveland took tn" s","nil sumo
by II az" score. After holding ST.
Louis -or"lrSS for eirht inH:uSS in tn"
first ram" Merton weakened i'll the
ninth aud tn" locals filled the bases "n
tEr,r" successive hits.
In tho second Famc I.owd"rmiik
allowed Cleveland hut two hit; until tho
eighth mining. when TIA" visitors drove
hirl from thu hrA. scoring runs. tn"
locals chased C"tirnh" from tho m"unn
II IT," n!r;h innin,r. hut IT," rally !")!
>h"r. I ran Of tying the score
Fret G:tr'": Z. II. l..
C!~vr!ard ......... hoo onc 400 &
s.. Louis Ohn "0U oHG-- :"
Merton. rorclskic ard O'Nrill: Rogers
ard Nuna,uakrr.
Second game: r. II. T..
cleveland nno rhA hon--- . : T.
ST. l."u,s 0oQ tea" on2-- "
ooumh". Iacly and Thomas: l."Gdcr-
milk. Houck. Wright and Scvcrod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
SISTERS RETURN
FROM CONVENTION

Sisters N. Dnm"ui. superintendent Of
tn" Whr' ling hospital and NJ. Agn IS.
returned yesterday from Chicago. H..
where ;h"y attended tn" convention Of
the American Catholic Hospital aSSuci,t
lion. The purpose -; thu. cunvon:i"n
was 70 discuss tho needs that have h"rn
emphasized by the president as n"C'$-
sary III this time u: world Stufc. and
tn" great nurcmcn, which i being car
Rod out ly III" American College al sur
gerry ~ IL tho SiandardiIll ion a. hos
r::a!s. lap"rs wcr" read at ;hrs con-
N"niioN hy nr. bowman. dean Of iii"
American College Of Surgery: pr. J. y.
II"insh"y. NJ. D.. and Rev. Charles M"ur.
n!"r. +. J. az he Marqlntt" university
Of Wisconsin. Mich. Four hundred Sic,
tors w"r" present r"rrnSrniIng twrmi?-
eight states and two Canadian n-"v:n",'.
as we'll as q lArG" number rf The mot
teal staff Of TIC American Colicg" +
Surgery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
NJ CONKEYS PLAY
TYLER TUBE BOYS
WITH ANOTHER FAST LOCAL
CLUB AND is CONFIDENT.
Locals Have Unble1nished Record and
VIII Be In the Fight to KEEP
Slate Clean

II is needless to <" int" detail In r"-
gard to th., n"xt hic attraction arran-cd
for tn" patrons "f tn" popular Tame
Green grounds. All remember TN" hiS
hattie staged last Sunday nrtwc"n
Nashine1on and tho Raucrs. which WIS
regarded a. the fastest and clcan"St
gam. Of this SEASON. Just another tip
t. the fans. the undcf"atcd McConk"yS
Of ;hrs city. will tax" crack NJ WASH
inrton this week on tho sam" grounds.
The Tyler Tub Company nin' Is on"
nt the brst ever IL come on III" Tunnci
Green grounds and thu rrmarkdhl" per-
f"rmanc. Of last SGnhiy has gained for
h.r Il hnn1r IN the hearts II local fans.
Washirgt"n played Il ;i"at articl" of the
pa;iu;.al paS;;m" and although Sh" was
forced - III" li,ust. III" ClHh ~ ami
i;"ld"d IN first class manner and was
returned winner after 4 hard battle
I:."lor. former coach nf tn" Wa@hinG-
ton. IA high srh"nI will again hurl
against tn" local club and FROM IN"
.air. h. pitched last Sunday. 1t looks
like the Tutors might duplicate.
Manager McConk"y IS Ia hr Eivcn un-
limited credit for tn" showing mad" by
his prn;cgcs and from the way the boys
hrrc boon winning I'll" games It VIII
take Z real club |" sop them. Thor"
* n" question hu: til" boys Will h" nui
- th.. G"V.r" test in his Cai';" ht'
.n.y.- th"lcsS they f..l a~ Ih"uch 1h"y
vii, KIP ur tho pa"" s"'.. !i"":nC won
. :"r c"nSerUtiv" games from fast clubs.
tn. "Marks'' arc travelling at II last gait
'au,! with yourg Tturkitart :" do ih"
hurting foil rs though the eleventh il
III SIGHT For srcCI and s"rnppir' 50 tn"
l..-alS hav. n" equals IN tn" Stit". ne
far as size is concerned. :tnd Il looks
Ike they will max. "a" r"nnsylvanilnG
step "a rho limit for = victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26

NEW YORK. jan" :i.--Ii"Sl"n re-
tanned frs; place IN IN" American
l":upu" h,r.. today defeating New l"rk
. Ia :. It wt$ ia" HrS; Ni"r"ry s'"r'"
"u ;hr H,l" grounds hy Il Boston team
this season. The visitors w"n IN I'M
fourth inning whru they knocked iuS
sell out Of III" box. scoring fear runs
on Il base IN balls. two triples and w.
singles Ruth la; n HON" run IN III"
first inning. II l"'!nE his ninth az 'h'
season and Tho 'hird in tn" l"ral nuri,
this year. Score:
l.. II. +.
BOSTON @nn Ann OlO-7: 10: /.
NEW YORK .nnG To- nN"--G: :; /.
Jones ard hgucw: Russell. tnnn'Tan
and Walters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
Be|dire Is Without
Game For Next Week

Manager Mct;a,iShc:. for N" first
,;nIe this season. s. .Xpc"i"rcln" som"
tit,:e di:.ic;Gltr IT securing = contest t"r
tho Sixt>a"n,!, stree: ball PARK. E"IlaIr".
fov nsxt SunGa- y gam" h;t| a,T"ad%
boon arranged with S"iSsral'. hut /;
Mas can,'nll..,i. !; being tn" hopes "f tho
T:..llaire rnanac":n"ut :" book either N"
Raucrs or IN" Mcconk"ES. hrt these
clubs arc Giied ~.
Just VII" Manager MciaTch"E viii
get on * q question un"n TIA" m.T'lS "f
his cohorts. bur II - expected 'hai Il"
,,,.,h; reconsider tn. gam" with tn.
pittsbur-h.rS "r likely bring SOM
other distant club rather than be idI"
a!toEet her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
ST. LOUIS SwAMPED.

CHICAGO. June IS. - Ch'"a="
swamp.d 81. Louis to-day. winning Il
one-sidcd Sams. II 10 Q. making It i3reo
straight from tn" visitors. The l'cAl'
outplayed heir oHp"n"a;S throughout.
TYLER permitting only > hits while Ear-
ter gave one. Only cnc visitor r"a'he"
s.cond bose Score: r II. +.
s.. Louis. 0 w j
Chicago. 20 ) 1t Is
Ratteries-Sh"rdcll and Gonzales.
BROCK; Carter. Tyler and killiter. ar
ren
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
RALLIED AND WOE.

r,T4TJ,ADELPNlA. June cJ.--Artcr b.
;nr held safely by Cnomts for eight
innings to-day. philadelphia rallied IN
n" ninth and won. {" = In 'hH ut''
inning. F'i:zE"ratd. pinch hIti"r i"F
Tr,nderEast doubled. Etn"r";t S:hS''"i'
Williams sacrificed. ami stock d"ue'Hd'
producing ,wo runs The gam" WAS
played in s"renty-seHen minutes 'h''
shortest here this year. SccrH:
z. -. Z.
ErookI,., nonl o. O." "
Philadelphia II o u -" :" :
Ea';crics-Coomb$ and NJ. W Wheat;
Prsndcrgast and Burns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
WORK OR FIGHT" RULING.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2J.--Thc
Center county examination board ~
day ruled thn! IN" Provost MhrShai
General t'ruw.i"rS work mr. night "ru"r
Lm.S not apply Ia men in tins country.
Tn" ruling. given "n request or tH'
IltIlipshurg chamber of Commerce de-
cIarnl that "invicw OF the fact that
There arc no nunition plants in Center
county and The farmers have all nc
help they need or nearly enough. the
ruling to work or fight" does not apply
to center county"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

1ers~r cry. ?: Rochester. tHre-
Eanr).
Jcrscy city. N. Rochester. - second
Eane).
Newark. I; Syracuse. 5.
Raiilrnore. :: Buffalo. s.
Rtnghantcn. 6: Toronto. ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
RALLIED AND WON.

DETROIT. Mich. June @5.-D' troll
scored thrrc runs in an eighth innin;
rally to-day ana won a:;nln from chi
c;,-". 10 .. CUNNINGHAM started tho
rally with single. advancing u third
on Wits drive and scoring on CDhh'~
single Ia right. N"ach'S hit sent Nitt
and Cobb across. Score: L. II. T..
Chicag".. 0 . 0 q o. { =
Ip"truit.. 0 n u II u :: - il q
Eattcr!rS-Rus."ll DHm:"rth and
Schaik: Cunningham and Sr nccr. Yell"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
RED CROSS HAS
AF|NE REPORT
SHOWS GRAND TOTAL OF 31,4ll.33
for Membership Dues Alone IN
Junior Auxi1iarieg.
Schools Of the Local District Take Ac-
tive Part in the Work In
This City.

The report Of the Junior Au1iliarics
Of the Wheeling Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Rcd Cross. 4 copy OF which has
been forwarded To the Potomac Division
is very gratifying and deserves special
mention. ny 4 largo sum. has been col
l"ct"d and also expended for just and
good cause. The total membership dues
COLLECTED arc SI.4Il.33. The report OF
tho schools OF tho local district Is also
very encouraging and neat sum Is
turned in from the chidrcn's crganiza-
ton.
The rcpor. as submitted Is as follows:
financial Report
Total number NJ auxilinrics. 20
Total received from member
ship dues. contributions etc. $l.l11.S3
Contributed Ia Second Red
Cross War Fund. Clay
School (Wn. Rhodes Memo
hri,, $4,000
Other Auxiliarics ........... 141.00 +:
Contributed To support Of Bel =
gan orphans CAM. Red
Cross-WashinGton D. c.
Clay School .............. :o.oo
Frank ArmhruStrr1 fChair-
man IT. Dance CONF ...... 5000
Total .......... .........3 l'2-i.3S
disbursement for ma
tcrial. sl.nc7?3
Cont rihutions to Am.
Fed Cross ........ s1e.oo- 1.54s.os
Balance in treasures OF
tuXiliarics ............$ 5SJ.tO
Report Of supplies.
Refugee garments:
Knitted QuiltS---lnrgn. ......... IL
Knitted Quilts--small. .......
Two contributions Of $40 each preyt-
ousIy not credited. were received from
Center school and Home Economics to- ;
wards second Red Cross War Fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
ROTARY CLUB To
WRITE To BOYS
WANT NAMES OF ALL THE LADS
WHO ARE IN THE SERVICE
Over THERE"
Will Keep in Direct Touch With the
Boys Who Are Fighting for
Freedom.

The Rotary rl.g!' If this ci:y il max
ju. an "ar,"s; Effort e. reach IN" lads
who arr "nv,.r there and l"j1"rS ao'
t. hc addresses, In each and every lad
-. Tho members u: th...1.uh III this city.
TIN" boys will l." rh".ro by ~" message.
from horn" and in r"t"rn WILL Ia k"i;
III closer i"Ich With the lads across the
pond
Secretary w J. Frankst"r is harl n:
work getting things in linz 10 have tn"
members take up tho writing work and
nothing will b., loft urd"n' :" make tn
proposition in every way possible.
MI Parents and friends 81 boys who
arr in !:urnp. arr" urged /" s-nd in their
addresses aud th"y will Immediately
L.. transferred to the lists of the Rotary
books.
4 Word from Home.
There's :. fellow needs Il letter.
! .Wili ynu write him just a limo?
Il vii. max" htn tr''i mach better
IT. RECEIVE, this frn;Ilr sign
That w.. march in low" beside him.
WhrrcSocvrr hc may roam.
Shar, his l;t". whal"'rr betidcs him,
~ w. think Of him ~ home.
H.. has bern" his country's burden.
Safe! awny 10 face tn" aSht.
WIFI yru cheer him with this Sucrdnn--
Yuu are with him day ami night"
Just sit down and write Il letter
Full Of VIM and Rows. and cheer.
(; vii max" him feel much better
For your thinking of him hcr".
Th"-c aro days whey, hc fe"lS badly
In his ducnu, far away.
! Send him. r"mr;,d"s' freely. gladly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26

BOSTON. June "J.--l'rrritt hold los
ton 10 four hits today. New York WIN
ming, 20 !. Three hits off \cht IN
both rho sikh and IT," ninth CAV" New
York tw" runs cac! ;!n'". istWlinE
single. Nv" Inrnnt"St"d steals and !. =
Smiths scratch hut |" rirht CAV" i'"S''n
its run in the ninth. i:Urus starred.
The sc,r,. K. H. T..
Now York. n o . . "--i n
Boston 0 . 0 0 q q 0 Ii 1 D
Ratterl"s-Pcrr,;: and Rar!den; N"hi
and Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
JOE TINKER FINED.

CTTTrAGo. Ian" cJ.-f'roSi4nn; NC
kr- oc the American Association today
Hncd Joe Tinker. manager II III" ~
IIr,b,;s club sim fer his refusal. :"
,,iar a twilight gam" n Minneapolis
ru,c - Tinker claimed It WAS 900
dark tn" Gamn was forfeited I"
MINNEAPOLIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
HELD TO GRAND JURY

pa"e i'H;t"n at th'S city WIS brought
(" ;h:, county jail y.'~trriny by Justice
Mill"r. and - ALLEGED Ia hnT" ronc"a!"d
a felony. tho natur" of which has not
hcnn disclosed He is being h"ld to the
grand Jury. and in default Of bond Is
confined 10 the Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
Pay your City Water Bills now and
save ten cents on every dollar. This
privilege ends with the month Of June.
W..O. ROBERTSON.
Civ Treasurer.
PARIS IN ARNx ZONE.

rNI,IS. Iun" - I'r'>ld'ui i'"'n'ar'
,rJ,y signed . decree" declaring TIA" d.
ror;n,.nt of tn. s<.,,r'.. whirh iif'"H'H
l,,ris. within III" army %"it".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
HOLD
FIRST PLACE,
BEST|NC YANk2
Yesterdays Games.

D"'rnrc 4 Chicago. =.
s., LOUIS. =. rh.>rinnd
Ci.y land :: - I."u1$ e.
ErS;rn :: N..y Na:l.. =.
Ihladr!H!!a- NASH. ran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
Standing Of Clubs
To-day's Games.

Brooklyn Mt Philadelphia.
Nov FORK at Boston.
St Louis 4, Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
PERR|TT HOLDS
BRAVES TOFOUR
AND CLAM IS WIN
Yesterdays Games.

Yesterday Games.
Philadelphia. :: Brooklyn.
New York. 4; Boston. l.
Chicago. Il: 81. Louis. n.
rittSburSh- Cincinnati. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games

,'h!clc" at Detroit.
Philadelphia - WHshrHSt'r.
cleveland ~ -. LOUIS.
Boston at New York
New Britain herald., 1918-03-11
ENEMY'S SECOND LINE 1
 REACHED BY AMH
FOUR AMERICANS KILLED IN ACTION

Washington, March 11.-General Pershing's casualty report today shows four privates killed in action, four severely wounded, twenty one slightly wounded. four died of wounds and six of disease.
 The list follows:
 Killed in action: Private Frank J.. Osgood, Cook Linnie G. Fillinsem, Privates Francisco Disabatine, Otis D. Green.
 Wounded severely: Privates Joe F. Bush, John F. Frayne, Hanccl Van Hoese, Charles Goodisky
 Wounded: Privates Antoni Kulig, Charles B. Sandridge.
 Wounded slightly: Corporal Edward J. Smith, Privates Charles A. Roberts, Floyd R. Leseman, Nazzareno Fag- hetta, Emery Wolfe, Henry F. Sted- man, Elmer Murley, Corporal Henry
New Britain herald., 1918-03-11
COSTLY FACTORY FIRE
Early Morning Blaze at IIanders, Frary X Clark Company Does S8. .OOO Damage in Timing Department.

Fire which was discovered in the timing department of the I1anders, FrarN X Clark company on Elm street shortly after l o'clock this morning did damage at between $S,OOO and $10. 900. The entire building in which this department is located was gut ted.
 An alarm was sounded at 1:22 a. m and three minutes later a general alarm was sounded and the factory whistle also summoned the private department. The city department used eight lines of hose and the ia C. tory department brought four moro lines into play.
 At one time it appeared as though the fire might get beyond control and an emergency call was sent into the Hartford fire department where hose company was ask ed to he pre- pared to come out in quick time should the emergency arise. It is not known what caused the fire.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-11
MAY BUILD MUVITI0N
 PLANT IN EAST END
Rumors of Large Factory on Main Line of New
 Haven' Road.

It is being currently rumored about the city that within a few months new munitions plant may be erected in the eastern section of the city on main railroad line. Whether the plant will be governmental owned concern or will be built for a private firm which will work for the gov ernment is not known. Ii is said that at least one local contractor has been asked to bid on one section of the proposed plant.
 Definite details concerning the pro- posed plants are lacking and due to the secrecy which veils most manu- featuring exploits until they have fully materialized, as well as govern ment projects, it is impossible to se- cure confirmation of the story.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-11
Trotzky Dismissed By Leninc.

Lndon, March 11,-Leon TrOtzky was dismissed as Bolshevik foreign minister by Premier Lenine owing to A quarrel over the German peace terms, says a dispatch to the Morn ng Post dated Saturday in Petrograd. Trotzky held that the peace had been sxtortcd by force and that no law rec ognized promises made under durcss IS obligatory. Therefore, he is re- ported to have said, it was Russia s duty to fight, if only guerilla war fare, and the German treaty should not be ratified.
 Premier Lenine, on the other hand, held that the treaty must be ratified and carried out on the theory that disastrous treaties do not necessarily annihilate nations, as Prussia had proved several times.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-11

w. Dawson, Private Walter E. Moore. Corporal Herbert l.. Livingstone. Pri- vate Joseph Marcyan, Chief Mechanic Sydney c. Land, Private Ben A. kos sey, Sergeant George Bradley, Cor porai H. I. G. Whiting, Privates Har- old J. Perkings, Carl I,. Hanson. Paul o. Nelson, Verd F. Smith
 Died of wounds: PrivatcS Lawrence Wene1l, Henry J. Sweeney, Sergeant Thedore Peterson, Private Jim Edgar.
 Died of pneumonia: Private Will liam H. Rhodes
 Died, fractured skull: Wagoner John c. Collins
 Died, meningitis: Private Fell Hall
 Died, pneumonia: Sergeant C. How ard Peck, Jr.
 Died. accident: First Lieutenant Arthur J. Perrault.
 Died, pneumonia: Trivates James Magee, Herman Pape, Thomas J. Gate, George Glenn.
 Died appendicitis: Private William R. Taylor.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-11
ONLY TWO MILLS CLOSED,
Firemcn's Strike at Fall River Proves
 Unsuccessful.

Fall River, Mass, March 11.--Most of the cotton mills were in operation today notwithstanding strike of union firemen which became effective last night. Reports to the Manufac- turers' association showed the plants of the American Printing Co. and the American Thread Co. were closed, but that in other mills the places of the strikers had been filled. Strike lead CTS reported every union man had re- mained away from work and every mill was feeling the effect of the walk out
 Refusal of the manufacturers to grant the union demands for a closed shop caused the strike vote Saturday