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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
KETFORT

Mrs. John Baton of North Dakota
is spending several weeks with her
brother. Collector Charles r. Dawson
and family OF Atlantic street.
Fred Bronkhurst of Fordham Is
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Miller of Broadway.
Miss Margaret Bedle of Osborne
street was the guest OF friends at Bel
ford on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Muehmore OF
Bedford were the guests OF he for
mer's mother. Mrs. Minnie Muchmore
of Osborne street this week.
Miss Dorothy Bedls OF Broad street
has recovered from illness which has
kept her confined 20 her home Tor
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer K. Morris of
Osborne street were the guests OF
friends at Bedford on Friday.
Miss Anna G.. Mcintosh of Tuxedo
Park, N. Y. has been spending sew
eral days as the guest of friends In
town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
THE HOUSEWIFE N WAR
smear q Neoded Abroad

The time has come when we must,
in 80 far Is we are able, share n
share alike with the Allies. We can
and we must cut down our consump-
ton Of sugar IN order that h meag-
er rations of France and Italy may
be maintained. Why not try to elm
mate sugar from dessertsf Use fruit
In season for at least three dinners
each week. For the others the u. 9.
Food Administration suggests b fol-
lowing:
Chocolate Pudding
/ quart milk.
2 OF. chocolate.
1 cup syrup.
Ia cup cornstarch.
2 eggs.
1 teaspoon vanilla.
Heat milk in a double boiler. Add
chocolate and syrup. Moisten corn
starch with q little of the cold milk
and add to hot mixture. Stir con-
stantly until thick. Add slightly
beaten eggs and vanilla and remove
from heat. Turn In molds and chill.
Lemon Jelly
2 tablespoons plain gelatin.
Y cup cold water.
az cups boiling water.
e. cups boiling water IL syrup or
honey are used.)
1 cup honey or
1 LIS cups corn sugar or
rs cups syrup
u cup lemon Juice.
Soak gelatin in cold water. dissolve
in boiling water. add sweetening and
lemon juice. and strain. Turn into
mold and chill.
Vanilla Ice Cream
/ quart thin cream
4 cup honey or
TX cups syrup.
IL tablespoons vanilla.
Mix ingredients and freeze. Serve
| plain or with fruit sauces.
Chocolate Fruit Cookies
| u cup fat.
y cup syrup.
2 tablespoons grated chocolate.
1 egg.
/ 2-S cups barley flour.
1 teaspoon baking powder.
II cup nutmeats.
" cup raisins chopped n
Beat the fat and syrup together
/ thoroughly and add melted chocolate
and z 3 Add dry Ingredients nfted
| together, then fruit. Drop from
spoon on a Toured tin and bake In q
hot oven until brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
WEDDING RECEPTION

Friends Tender Delightful Affair 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensley Bennett
By Special Correspondent
SPOTSWOOD. Aug. 17:-The many
relatives and a few invited friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. EnsIey Bennett recently
wed, rendered that young couple a re-
ception at the home of the groom's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon
Bennett A supper was served
at a late hour. Those present
were DIR. and MIRA Henry Urstedt. Ha-
eel Urstedt Charles Urstedt. Florence
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shelters.
Elizabeth Shelters William Corbonitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Clark. Helen
Clark. Mrs. John Gray and daughter
Dorothy, Ira Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Murell and daughter. Edna MUIR
reil, Mr.. and Mrs. L C. Schroeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slower. Grandon
Slower. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott,
Mrs. T1llie Rue. Elsie Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Redshaw. Mr.. and Mrs
william Redshaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rogers. Viola Patterson. Mrs.
8. v. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Harry WINS.
Harry WINS. Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
STACKER GOES TO JAIL
Arrested IN Spotswood-Man Falsely
Claimed Exemption

Claimed Exemption
BY Special Correspondent.
SPOTSwOOD, Aug. 17;-Having
been classed as a Stacker" John
Lewis, a resident Of this place for
some months, has been refused adj
mission to Governors Island and at
present is confined to the city jail at
Morristown. his home town, until
definite action can be taken in his
case. Constable Peter schwei-Kert
made the arrest and took the man to
Governors Island and the authorities
refused Lewis because he had not
been indicted into the army. He
falsely swore that he was engaged in
the agricultural pursuit at the time
OF his registration and was given de-
ferred classification. In the meantime
Lewis came to Spotswood and work
ed as a carpenter at Parlin.
Constable Schwei-Kert, on COM
plant of Exemption Boar No. 2 of
New Brunswick, arrested William
Banse, who recently came to Spots
wood and at a hearing before the
New Brunswick board was reclassi-
ned and sent to Camp Dix. Banse
swore he was supporting a wife and
child. On the testimony of the wife
that such was not the case he was
taken to Camp Dix and ordered to
contribute to the support of his fam
lily out of his army wages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
AUTO IAMMED N n. R. TRACK
FOUR JUMP FOR THEIR LIVES
Car Driven By Theodore Du Bots
With Three Companions, Smashed
by Train.

- SENSN6A
JAMEsMURG. Aug. ia runa-
bout automobile. driven by Theodore
Du Bois, a former resident OF this
place, who now makes his home at
South Amboy. was smashed to smith
Greens by an east bound freight
train shortly after m o'clock Friday
morning. The ear was knocked a dis
lance Of 126 feet and wal wrecked
beyond repair.
The greatest mystery surrounded
the case until the railroad authorities
took hold, when the evidence devel-
oped that in the a with Du Bois
was another male companion n two
ladies. Du Bots has refused to d.
vulge the names of the aides saying.
that they do not are to be met and
have their names in the papers" He
admitted that none of the party had
been injured, though.
The accident happened at the Easa
Spotswood crossing OF the Pennsyl
vanla Railroad Company and wzs due
to the car becoming wedged between
the rails in some manner When the
party found that they were fast IND
the through train fast approaching
all members of the party jumped for
their lives. leaving the car to - fate.
It is said that all the party walked
to South Amboy in order to hide
the identity of the ladies who were
"out for a good time. even If four
were in the small runabout." as Du
Bots put IL. Du Bots iS crantovcd a.
q fireman by the Pennsylvania Raii-
road Company at South Amboy. and
when a resident here was employed
at Helmetta and other places here
abouts.
I MANY rumors were af1oat after the
machine was found yesterday morn
ing that two had been killed.
This point has been the scene OF
many accidents of recent years owing
to tho fact that the tracks run paral-
lei with the roadway and strangers
become confused with the Crossing.
especially II another car happens to
be coming the opposite direction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
SPOTSW0cD

A big time Is planned at Serman's
summer garden this Saturday night
when a big fete and dance will be
given. The proceeds will be donated
toward the Red Cross fund.
The Camp Fire Girls OF town are
enjoying themselves TO the limit to-
day. They are at Asbury Park for
a days outing. going by auto under
the leadership of Miss Laura Mum.
Joseph Bremen. who recently was
a party 70 a Joy ride that resulted in
his car coming out second best, has
been placed on the list of those whose
license has been suspended. The car
turned over at South River.
Corporal Rigier of the Marines al
Paris Island. South Carolina has been
with his family here for several days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
SUBURBAN NEWS
IMPROVE BEACH PARK
Acromarine Co. Provides Fine Recrea
ton Center for Help.

Acromarine Co. Provides Fine Recrea-
4 Center for Help.
By Special Correspondents
KEYPORT. Aug. 17:-The prop
erty on the water front known as
Beach Park which was recently leased
by the Aeromarine Plane and Motor
Company - q recreation center for It's
employees has undergone extensive I'M
proyements and presents a most at
tractive appearance
The entire property from the Mrs.
NJ. Gross building to the corner of
First and Broad streets has been neat
ly fenced in with wire. The buildings
have been repainted and have been
improved on both the inside and out
side.
The large dance hall has been
greatly improved and has been ar
ranged so that basketball may be
played there this winter. A handsome
electric plano has been installed. The
Brunswick bowling alleys have been
taken over and are now known as the
Aeromarine Bowling Club. while the
bathing facilities and boats at the
Gross pavilion have also been leased.
The company Is having a large ten
mis- court built on the property near
the dance hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
KEAS6EY

The Protection Fire Company No.
1 will hold a regular meeting In the
hrehouse Monday night.
Miss RoSallie Resi-. OF Bay View
9 spent yesterday afternoon In
Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Matthew Schaub Is visiting
Mrs. Claus Lund today.
The Keasbey Junior Fire Company
Will hold it's regular meeting In the
hrehouse Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Burke, of Crows Mil
road, visited relatives In Perth AM
boy yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Lowenkopf. Of Dahl
avenue visited friends In Perth AM
boy last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
DRUNK GETS 60 DAYS

Wife Complained Against Mike Alm0-
sey and He O 10 Workhouso.
BU BDecfdi Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Aug. 17-Mike Al
mosey, forty-six years old. Of Smith
street. this place, has to sDend SIXTY
days In the county workhouse as the
result of always being drunk and dis
orderly. Yesterday his wife came to
the police headquarters and COM
planned hat her husband Was aiwNyn
drunk and disorderly and she wanted
him arrested. Officer UuM1hV
rested the man and Recorder Ashley
sentenced him TO spend sixty days in
the workhouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
HURT ON BOAT

Jersey city Woman Thrown Against
Case on Point Comfort.
By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT. Aug. 17-Mrs. Dolan,
of Jersey City, was painfully injured
on Thursday night while on board
the Point Comfort" a steamer run
ming between Keansburg and New
York. Mrs. Dolan. In company with
a nurse. was walking along the gang
way when the boat lurched and she
was thrown down. striking heavily on
a large packing case which was stand
ing nearby.
She received a cash over the left
eye and severely bruised left arm nj
leg. She was brought to Keyport and
taken TO the Bayside hotel. where h
was treated by DIR. W. b. Allen. Mrs.
Dolan will remain here for several
DAYS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
WOODBRIDGE

F. Emery Stevens. Y. N. c. A. sec
rotary, will conduct the morning serv-
ice at the Methodist Church tomor-
row. There will be no evening serv-
ice.
Rev. II. j.. HinmRn of Montclair,
with preach at the Congregational
Church tomorrow.
At the Presbyterian Church the
regular services will be held. In the
morning the pastor, Rev. L. v. Busch
mar win take as HIS subject Twilight
and Trembling" and in the evening
The Man Who Lost His Dream"
Miss Marguerite Browne Is enjoying
her vacation at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs /. A. Browne.
Norma Ward. Margaret voorhees,.
Helen and Warren Harmed held q
sale for the benefit of the Red Cross
and Melted about t14.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
CAR STRIKES TRUCK

Runabout Badly Smashed IN COLLISION
with KeypOrt Truck.
By Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Aug. 17-Freder-
ick Simon, of Carteret. driving a run
about car last night ran into a large
truck driven by Morris F1nkle, OF
Keyport, on Amboy avenue. about
$50 o'clock last night. Simon was
driving his car in the direction of
Perth Amboy and F1nkle was going
toward Newark at the time of the &C
cIdent.
The running board of Simon's car
was damaged, while one Of the
wheels of the large truck was taken
off. witnesses claim that Ii Ia q mir
acIe how Simon's runabout a es-
capped being completely demolished
No one was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17

Four-year-old Charlotte was having
trouble with her English. but she had
entirely passed her difficulties On one
point. Il see how II Is now. mother"
she said the other day. Hens set and
lay and people sit and lie. don't they
nothe Country Gentleman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
TAG DAY IN KEYP0RT

Hope 70 COfnpfete QUOTA TOT JcWIsh
Fund by That Means.
By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT. Aug. 1T:-Tag day is
being conducted in the borough today
and will be continued during the
ing. The young ladies in charge OF
the work are most active and no n
escapes them. Tag day is being con-
Quoted for the benefit of the Ameri-
can-Jewish War Relief which quota
in the borough still lacks several hum
dred dollars. Every effort is being
put forth by the committee in charge
to reach the quota of $4,000. A big
MAS meeting Is planned for Sunday
when excellent speakers will be on
hand. but the place where h meet
ing is to be held has not as yet been
announced. 8AuiAlhMl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Car Stolen I'm Newark
T ror~-.oaAsuf

KEYPORT, Aug. Hilary Dom
aldson. an smploye OF the Aeromarine
Plane g. Motor Company, had his au-
tomobile stolen while at Newark this
week and has been unable 70 secure
any trace OF the missing car Mr..
Donaldson left the al IN front OF q
building for a few minutes and upon
his return found no traea az IA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17
Had Blood Poisoning

KEYPORT, Aug. 1T:-Wtlliam
Arose, the small son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Arose, OF East Report. has
returned to his home here after hav-
ing been e patient at the Monmouth
Memorial hospital at Long Branch
for several weeks. where he was TAX
en- suffering, II was thought. from
blood poisoning.
The lad received . severe cash In
his foot when he stepped on a broken
bottle several weeks age. After home
remedies had failed 70 help him the
services OF DIR. w. b. Allen were
summoned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-17

The Combined Effort OF The Citizen With Our Merchants
VIII Secure The Most Beneficial Social and
Financial Result
amboyI Lighting Co. O Hnon LPnga
anti supplies CoAia Royal Trimming Store
y IH smith ST -S Smiths ST. SO Smith
rs VIII Go. Jacobsen Co. Perth Amby Hardware Co.
Formerly Theb Berlin GUen Mill Supplies
LAs ~ bOSmnhA 1873 Madison Ave-
Kelly d McAhdm TO- Perth Amhy Milk Co.
Phillip b"k Hardware Plumbing Supplies 1s New brunswick Az.
Meats "A Smith
~smh" PA Trust O.
Joseph BrDk T-I~ smhh St
fo0wan l2 Smiths St. sapusu..
L., nSu Mems Furnishing.
SA on.s Footwear "m"
Crma o0.s 1885 hha
Mrs L Kraahama Women wear
Wg ~ An IAru n Eat J%My 1873 Smith ST.
Z eoa Imnr 14 Smith ST.
David DoSs Albert Leon ,A Dry Good.
Shoes and Millinery -. 1SO Smith St
s2s14 State st
Ludwgs Furniture House Philip hdnd
1pe ov Home Furnishings Wearing Apparel
Con n%s Dor Madison Ave- &snhs. sMs state St
VII Mccormick Sons na L o Stark
Hardware NIL Supplies JSwaa
Perth Ame"' =" 81 Smith ST. le Smith st.
Peter TlosA &sa A. Maasaau1 stsn&e Co.
New Packer H0us Feed and Grain Home uAns
2s New BrwiekA Ave- lS Smith St
Fu-Ppdusa wholesale M mAaM2 10 ABstH Tahms
]" M Dnln"ek IVA Credit Clothing
ls smith st.
Grsuspn Bro ~. rnnA Mrns-
Goan PLss Hotel Cupmz4a s. Iermab Prop
PCS Smith 81 as Madison A. &s State shsa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
SINKING OF HOSPITAL
SHIPS IS DELIBERATE
German Government Declares There
Is No Evidence Rcwa Was
Attacked.
BALFoUR SUPPORTS CHARGE
British Foreign Secretary Says Ger
mans Tried to Sink GIenLrt, Gull
ford and Llandovcry Castles With.
out q Trace.
IRv Associated Press. I

LONDON, December l British Wire
less Service).--Thc British Foreign
Office has published paper giving the
details of the sinking of the British
hospital ships Rewa. Glcnart Castle.
Guilford Castle and Llandovery Castle
by German submarines in January,
February. March and June Of this year.
A copy Of this statement has been sent
to British diplomatic representatives In
allied and neutral countries.
Mr.. Balfour. tho Foreign Secretary
who drafted the statement. says:
There can be little doubt that the
German commander attempted to
slaughter all the witnesses ~ mis- crime
ana 70 sink the ship without leaving
burE'S notorious phrase"
The statement, in part says:
The German government. in reply
the british Eovernmcnt through s tn, Hs
Spanish ambassador. denied that a Ger
man submarine attacked the Rewa. and.
discuss the protest made by the Brit,
ish government against the attacks
m mad on the GIs len Castle and Gull
thereupon. transmitted statements. sup
ported by sworn declaration OF the
Vessels ana io out Sa on seSe
could be no doubt that the submarine
belonged TO the German forces. This
oNtloH' do tf' Deen stated. was
contrary not only TO International law
a definite pledge given by the German
government to the Spanish government
that the German naval forces would
not attack hospital ships. except in
certain waters. which do not include
those in which these three vessels were
assailed"
The facts. which have already been
published concerning the sinking Of
these three hospital ships. as we'll as
the Llandovcrr Castle. are set forth
in the statement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
IMMATURE ALMANAC
DISCOVER NEW MOTIVE
POWER OF HUGE IMPORT
Omcers- Connected With General EnEI.
neering Depot Claim, Il VIII
Come Into General Use.


WASHINGTON. December 1.-The
new motive power called Liberty fuel"
discovered by Major o. r. Zimme rna n
and Captain Il. G.. Weisbergcr. Of the
general engineering depot Of the War
Department, will become an invention
FOR general use probably by the LIST of
January. next
The Invention has been patented. and,
according 10 the regulations OF the War
Department, the inventors may make
Of it commodity for general use.
Two thousand gallons have been man
fractured already, the amount being
used largely for experimental purposes
nut II is said by the inventors that It
stage:
Major Zimmerman said tonight that
me ne" motor gas was composed of so
per cent Kerosene. the rest being the
tails Of the discovery. Major thinner
THE value OF the fuel consists. 7
woyid say principally In It's great Their
MAJ rorce as compared with gasoline.
machine can he started, and the dura
ton OF the thermal power. For in
stance. the use of the gas will pro-
long the stay of airplanes in the air
though the. greater horse pouer ner
Inc. u is expected that in due time
IT viii be for commercial use but a
general announcement will not be made
for nerhaps thirty DAYS"
Other qualities OF the Liberty fucl'
are that II is noncorrosivc. leaves less
residue Of carbon. requires less air or
oxygen for combustion than gasoline
md the explosion is of greater initial
force.
The price OF tho new oil has no,
heen fixed. hui: 1; is stated that the
ingredients other than Kerosene are OF
low cost and c:.n be. readily obtained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
GOVERNMENT WILL STOP
FRAUDULENT ELOTATIONS
Plans being Perfected to Protect Lib
erfy Bond holders from
swfnhiers.
fBy AssocistcC Press. !

WASHINGTON. December IA
method OF restricting fraudulent or
highly speculative stock promoting
schemes Involving the trading of these
securities for Liberty bonds have been
devised de, sec by BY the Treasury. and may be
lions OF Liberty bond owners AGAINST
. loss; In IN effect, the Treasury's plan
operation, BY which promoters would
nnd thelr businesses subject TO close
scrutiny OF the government Those
5er, suspicious or of actual fraIdS-
cePting Liberty bonds in payment FOR
their securities, through the govern
licenses. "'''e
The authority for this plan is given
in the provision in the fourth Liberty
loan innas act e. empowering the President TO
LICENSES or otherwise" transactioms IN
Liberty bonds or, certificates Of indebt-
edness for two years after the procla-
nation OF peace. -
The law was based on the belief
mat after the war hundreds OF pro.
net m1tlon ,os schemes me, would spring. up to
projects in exchange for Liberty bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
R0UNDHOUSE BURNED
rire APnnTntns Runs Down Mun and
'CnIf In Charlottesville
Street.

LSptcIaI 20 Inc TImes-DIspatch.1
CHARLOTTESNtLLE VA, Decembe err
Railway. situated within two blocks of
Union station. was totally DESTROYED bv
hre last night. together with It's con-
stored there for use in constructinE a
new roundhouse. The building vas
erected over fifty years ago. The loss
lars. u't-
In going to the fire. the fire depart
mnenrs hose truck ran into william
was leading. a calf along Main Street
Mr AleXander had a leg broken and
his skull fractured. and is now in "A
critical connition at the University
Hospital. The calf was killed OUT.
right. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
.TH|RTY-TWO LYNCHBURC
men GIVE UP THEIR LIVES
-Four Others Are Reported Missing,
Including Aviator, Licutcn-
ant Glenn.
BELIEVED HE WAS SHOT DOWN
List Shows Men We're Engaged Ia
Nearly Every Branch OF the Ser
vice-Many Are Killed While in
Action.
Special to The Times Dispatch. J

tSpeciai TO The Times Dispatch.1
LfNCHBGRG. VA. December 1.--Up
to last night thirty-two Lynchburg
men had lost their lives i'm the war
and four were reported to be missing,
among the latter being Lieutenant
George Preston Glenn. an aviator, who
Is thought TO have been shot down over
drowned. The list Of dead follows:
private Josenh q. Brown. marines.
Private Jacob A. Crist, Company A.
Eleventh Machine Gun Battalion.
wounded nn;,i september H.. died same day.
lance corps. killed in action in Octo-
bcr.
Captain William Oscar Neubauer,
teenth Infantry. killed in action DC
tober 4.
Private Harry ]. Bryant. Company
~. one e. Hundred and sixteenth Infan-
Robert Bruce Staples. first class cleo
trician. died aboard transport Susque-
hanna OF appendicitis.
Corporal Clarence r. Widdifield Com
pany Is, One Hundred and Twenty fifth
Infantry. killed IN action August !.
:. nrlsate Thomas Eugene Falwell.
Infantry. died October l3 in France Of
pneumonia
corporal Robert. Henry. Franklin:
First Infantry, died in France OF pncu-
monia in September
E, erysie con- Erred GeeT f GesphaT,
one Hundred and rifty.fifth Depot Depot
Brigade. died IT Camp Lee September
Il of pneumonia.
Private John Randolph Hartman.
Washington.
Corporal William G. Ketterer, Uni
xersi,y; Of Virginia mechanical train
Private Frank koenig. Company G..
Sixteenth Infantry. killed in action in
France. July Is.
Austin Thompson, Company L. One
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry. killed
Guy V. FINCH. died October "a OF
pneumonia in France.
rann re- 2. Jones. colored. died oc-
CORPORAL Marvin A. Moon. killed &C.
dred and sixteenth infantry. Killed Dc
Lieutenant Jesse Reed, Headquarters
Infantry. killed october -. ~
Miss Annie II. Reveley. Red Cross
nurss died Of pneumonia in France
Sergeant Harry $. Walker. Company
try, killed October %.
W. W. Hillsman. Company l., One
Hundred and sixteenth Infantry. killed
Lopmie Joseph Bacon. One Hundred
ana Twenty-siSth Casualty Company
Marines, killed November l.
John Joseph Murphy. Company G.,
Iweifth Canadian Engineers. killed
Lieutenant Saunders Fleming. Com
pany NJ: Three Hundred and Seven
tenth Infantry, died of wounds Oc-
Lieutenant Gabriel =. J. du Van. Sig
nal Corps, died OF neumonia
Private Robinson Crusoe johnson.
killed in action Oct ober Is
Lieutenant Howard r. Rargcr: Com
pany Is. Three Hundred and Eleventh
Infantry. killed In October
Norman j.. Trayior. Company l.. One
October %
Robert l. Mawyer. Company X.
Three Hundred aud T~enty-ninth In.
fantr!. died OF wounds in October
Lieutenant j. Beverly Burks One
Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry, killed
iE October 1890 '>'!
The missing arc: LIEUTENANT Eube +.
paskill. British Royal Flying Corps;
yate Clarence Arnold. Private Albert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02
I,.no,, Ch,..r Af,cr p,sx

HEATHSVILLE, VA, December l.
"A United States subma rine chaser ar
lived at Coan Saturday to be piloted
20 Walnut Point, where the body OF
F, sailor was recently washed ashore.
No marks of identiticatio were found
IN the body. but the Navy Department
oe made 20 determine whether the
sailor met with foul play.