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Masonic.

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson. No. 16, E. A., and
Stansbury. No. "a, F. G.
Tuesday-Federal. No. 1, NJ. M, ana
Acacia. No. IS. 6 p.m., +. C.'
1:30 pm. N. NJ.
Wednesdly-L.a Fayette. No. ~.
pm. L. A. and F. c.. and George
c. whiting. No. %. special, 1:So
pm. NJ. NJ
aturday-Columbia. No. 8. special.
NJ "; Lebanon. No. z. special.
NJ NJ, and Temple-Noyes. No. az
special, 3 p.m.. E. A, +. c. and
NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. 8. Royal
Arch.
Tuesday-Washingto Naval. No. 6,
special. =. NJ and NJ. E. NJ
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Robert de Bruce Council,
Knights kadosh. business, and
Albert Pike Consistory, NJ. r. s.,
32i degree ceremonial.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Friday-Almas Temple. Mystic Shrine,
ceremonial, New willard.
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Odd Fellows.

Grand Master John T. Humphreys
left last Thursday for Ocean View
Va. in obedience to orders by his
physician. He will remain there at
least two months.
At the last session Mount Nebo En-
campment. No. 6. closed early and the
lodgeroom was opened to the wives
and friends of the members Tor a
social evening. A violin solo was
played by Mr.. Wrightsman, accom-
panied by Miss Wallace: Representa-
tive c. c. Dill of Washington made
an address. describing scenes on the
western battle front: w. r. GaIliher
made an appeal for the Red Cross.
Miss Wallace gave a piano solo, C. W.
Fits spoke on the war saving stamp
campaign, and the audience sang
America, led by Mrs. e. Pearl Wind
sor. Refreshments were served.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 20, has
again responded to the call to the
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Tribe of Ben Hur.

Louis Harry Bergman of Washing
ton, D. c.. Court No. has been elect
ed to represent the tribe Of Ben Hur
at the Charlottesville. Ind. con-
vention, which opens June 4. He was
elected after a spirited contest, in
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First Aid to Dramatists.

From the Boston Transcript.
The following ingenious musical plays
have as yet been denied a hearing in
New York:
Go To It."
Say When"
Take It From Me-"
Listen. Name"
Change, Please"
Murray Hill 567S.'
Watch Your Coat and Hat"
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guest. The clubs degree team con-
ferred the degrees.

Elm Camp. No. 9. met Thursday
night. Chairman Woody OF the mo
mortal services COMMITTEES reported
that he had secured tho Evangelical
Lutheran Church Of the Atonement, at
North Capitol street and Rhode Island
avenue, June 2. for evening services.
C. E. Browning of the naval reserves
was a visitor. MIR. Whitacre OF Old
Glory Camp made an address.
w. A. Fraser Camp tomorrow night
at Northeast Masonic Temple will
confer the degrees. Tuesday night
the camp gives a dance at the Ma
sonic Temple, 8th and F streets north
east.
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Order of the Eastern Star.

East Gate Chapter. No. 21. will have
charge Of the services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home this af-
l. Campbell will be the officiating min
lister. An invitation has been ex-
tended to the fraternity. and especially
to East Gate Lodge. No. "a. F. A. A. M.
The Ladies' Home Board Auxiliary
of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
will meet at Masonic Temple tomor-
row afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Temple Chapter. No. 1s. will have the
degrees tomorrow evening. followed
Electa Chapter. No. 2. will have the
degrees Tuesday evening. The mem
bers of this chapter have purchased
stamps. according to the report of the
secretary.
Friendship Chapter. No. II, will have
degree work Tuesday evening and a
dance Saturday evening for the men
at American University camp.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter, No IS, in
ftfated four candidates Monday even.
ing and donated $25 to the Red Cross.
Miss Edith Graham entertained with
songs.
Ruth Chapter Monday evening had
as its guests Grand Matron Barnhart
and Grand Patron Morgan, both maxi
ing addresses. The entertainment in
cluded piano selection by Miss Nc
Claim. solos by Miss Katherine Walk
er and Miss Edna Busey and recita-
tions by r. l. Boynton. Refreshments
were served in the banquet hall.
Esther Chapters Red Cross Auxil-
iary. under Mrs. Hullfsh, had twenty
five members in line in the Red Cross
parade and served in the drive, last
week at Polls Theater. Thirty-fiye
members will take the Baltimore to
Washington boat trip June 8. Mrs
Thompson will give a moving picture
show in the banquet hall after the next
meeting.
Areme Chapter. No. 10. will give a
card party at the home of the grand
matron. Mrs. Bena Barnhardt, 1874
Rhode Island avenue, Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
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National Union.

Wednesday evening, at the hall OF
Congressional Council. ten local
councils rendered a reception and en-
tertainment to visitors from Balti-
| more. Over three hundred visitors
and members were in attendance. J..
B. Hayes. chairman of the executive
committee, delivered the address Of
welcome. Response was made by AL
bert Neuhann. president Of the Balti-
more cabinet. Senator D. v. CHS
holm. chairman of the entertainment
committee. presented George O'Con-
nor and other entertainers. Philip
Nachman. chairman Of the refresh
luncheon. Addresses were made by
George A. Davus, representative Of
the senate from Baltimore; District
Manager J. Archer Bell and Secretary
Jones Of the Baltimore cabinet. The
Grotto Band furnished music. The
Union Club degree team, under Ell
mer johnson. The visitors from Balti-
more invited the Washington juris-
diction to a crab feast to be held in
that city.
United Council met Friday evening
in Pythian Temple. At the request
of President Haden. ]. A. Williams
J. Harry Jones. U. 8. J. Dunbar. II. C.
Knapp and w. D. Brown, all candi-
dates for election to the senate Of the
society. stated the platform upon
which they sought reelection Speak
er Keeler presented to several mem
bers tokens Of appreciation Of their
work in behalf Of the council.
Potomac Council Monday evening in
Pythian Temple elected thirteen rep
resentatives and alternates to the
assembly which will be held June 18
to elect three representatives to the
senate. Six candidates were initiated
Tho council donated IS to the Red
Cross subscriptions. Addresses were
| made by ex-President Frank E
Ferguson and U. s. ]. Dunbar, sen.
ator.
Mckinley Council Friday initiated
candidates and elected eleven repre-
| sentatives to the assembly.
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Knights of Columbus.

Washington Council will hold its an
nual memorial services for its de-
ceased members Tuesday at p.m., in
X. of C. Hall. Dennis A. Mccarthy
will deliver the eulogy for the coucil.
Spaulding Council expects to give the
first and second degrees to a class
of candidates Wednesday night,
Potomac Council will give a dance
after short business meeting tomor-
row night. Soldiers from Camp Meies
have been invited.
ARRANGEMENTS for the anniversary.
which will be held June S. will be an
nounced.
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( Rebekah Lodges.

Naomi Lodge. No. 1. Monday even
ing, conferred the degree on Mrs.
Mozelle Saunders Zile.
Savings stamps and other commit
tees made reports showing that the
wok as outlined by the grand master
was progressing nicely. Mrs. Oatman
town visitors.
Arrangements were made to hold
poverty" jointly with Ruth Lodge
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge. No. Z.
Tuesday evening rendered a recep-
tion to the new president Of the Re-
bekah Assembly, Mrs Floro O.
Schwinger. Mrs. Schwinger was Of
ficially introduced to the members by
Junior Past President Mrs. Mary NJ.
bouquet of flowers. Fidelity is the
home lodge Of both President Schwin-
ger and Past Grand Master Irving r.
Schwinger. The degree was confer
red.
Dorcas Lodge. No. 4. accompanied
by members from other lodges. re-
Gently went to Alexandria, where the
degree was conferred on thirty-one
candidates ca by Dorcas degree staff.
sembly and other prominent members
were present and a new lodge was
instituted, by the name of Liberty
Lodge. No. Is. After the meeting re-
freshments were served in the ban
quet room. At the meeting of Dorcas
Lodge June s the degree will be
conferred on three candidates in the
7th street temple.
An important meeting Is an
nounced of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Canton Washington. P. NJ at the home
OF Mrs. Minnie e. Noakes, lot r street
northwest, Tuesday evening at 8 pm.
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which several delegates from the Dis
trict Of Columbia and Maryland were
entered. Mr.. Bergman has been in
the order for more than fifteen years.
is an Odd Fellow, has passed through
the chairs Of the Knights Of Pythias
and is a member Of the Improved Or
der Of Red Men of the District Of
Columbia.
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Pyhian Sisters.

Rathbone Temple. No. 8. announces
social Friday evening. the 31st. All
Pythian Sisters Of the District Of Co.
lumbia and those Of other domains are
invited
The degree robes purchased by the
degree team have arrived and will be
presented to the temple at an early
date. The degree team will hold its
June ball June 6, in Pythian Temple.
Degree Director H. Elkton Smith an
nounces degree work and drill Friday
for the benefit of visitors of the order.
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Woodmen of the World.

Woodmen OF the World.
Old Glory Camp Tuesday night at Sd
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast will present the degrees.
The degree team Of Oak Camp, as
sisted by the Boosters Club, will give
a public initiation and dance wednes-
day night at the Northeast Temple.
Representative Collier Of Mississippi
will be the orator. Refreshments win
be served.
- d.
Mount Vernon Camp. No. 8. Monday
night had the Boosters Club as Its
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Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 20, has
again responded to the call to the
Evening star., 1918-05-26

Secretary General John H. Cow:es
returned to the city last week and
Friday made trip to Mount Vernon
with the Governor of the State of
Washington, who is a member of the
rite. Sovereign Grand Commander
George Fleming Moore returned Fri
day evening.
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Robert de Bruce Council. Knights
Kadosh. will hold it's usual session
Tuesday evening to prepare for the
class of June 8. Tuesday evening, also.
Elmer E. Simpson, K. c. c. H, will
complete his tenth anniversary as Sec
retary of the bodies.
Evening star., 1918-05-26

The special communication of Myron
NJ. Parker Lodge. No. 81, which was
scheduled for Wednesday evening, has
been called off. The E. A degree will
be presented by the lodge Tuesday
evening June 4.
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Mckinley Council Friday initiated
and elected eleven repre-
sentatives to the assembly.
Evening star., 1918-05-26

Temple-Noyes Lodge, No. 80. will do
the war duty this week, meeting
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock and
presenting the E. A, F. C. and NJ. NJ.
degrees for the benefit of candidates
con their way to France"
Evening star., 1918-05-26

The Trestleboard Club of Master
Masons Of the government printing
office recently had a successful enter
tafnment under the direction of Rob-
ert A. Miles. following its business
session at Central Hall, 7th and I
streets northwest
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23
FINLANDs
WALLEN. John. Abo (Kl .

WALLEN, John, Abo (K).
GREECE:
BATOS. Liko G.. Kanea, Crete tw).
BISBTS. Peter Amalida. Elias fWl.
CHIONTS. Christ, Megaloupoulas, Rous,
vanage fW).
IRELAND:
CALLAGHAN, T, Gortdaring, Kerry fK),
CHARLES Thomas. Londonderry. Desert
MEFHAN James P. Limerick (E).
NAGLE, David. Cloughrnn. Dublin Coun.
sullivan. John. W Borsne. Kenmore.
WALSH. Thomas. Kiltmagh. Mayo (w).
ITALY:
ALIPERTI. Giovanni. Caserto Sciciano fK).
CAPOROSA L.. Marconi. Benevento tM}s
DENZlE. Luigi. Tortoseto Teramo Abruzs
ri ID D..
EMANUELs. L.. Fiovanovino. Bnert fw,.
GRaCO, Joe. Aitovlla. Miheia (F).
LAINO. D.. Poternzo. Ferrandino (K).
MATRON. Paulo. Giragio. Di Reggie. Ca
isbria tK).
ORLANDO. Matteo. Cinisi (w).
RENO. Frank. Camerens Marche fK).
RUZZO, Thomas, Taverna. Catozoro (M).
TURCO, Antonio. Castelennorvio, Campo
vENDETTI. Albert. Casterta Isola del
Liri (W)
VENEER. Domenico. Gradisca di sedegli-
ano Udine (K).
NORWAY:
SATHER, Alfred. Koenigstrom, Trandh-
jem (P).
RUSSIA:
ALESHOPSKY. Stanley. Moscow wv.
ALTMAN Walter Odessa CW)
DOROKOWICZ, A.. wilma Wileyiay 1Pl.
OSIPINSKI. Walter. Miasto Lukow (Kl.
SZAWCIZIK, Stanley. Lublin. Loland (wl.
SCOTLAND:
CALLAHAN. John J.. Uddingston ID W.
SWEDEN:
JOHANSON. Carl. vesta Yoteace (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

Died of Disease; Previously Report
ed Died From Wounds Received
in Action
WEAVER. Louis O.. Marlette. Mich.
WEESNER. Clifford E.. Jackson. Mich.
Wounded Severely in Action; ~
viously Reported Missing in Ac-
ton
CONNERS. William M. Scranton. Penn.
FRAZER. Ain. Murphysboro, III.
GRIERSON. Albert T ST. Louis.
FRAZER. Alvin. Murphysboro. Ill.
Wounded Slightly in Action; Pre-
viously Reported Missing in Action
MOCK. Clarence B.. Altoona. Penn.
Wounded in Action, Degree Unde.
termined; Previously Reported
Missing in Action
BOTAM. Mike, Spokane. Wash
BRASLOFF, Nathan D.. San Antonio, Tex.
DOWNEY, Arch s Latrohe. Penn.
KUHN, William Chicago.
SWIFT. Irwin M. Reed, KY.
uLRICH, Edward F., Welty. Penn.
In Hospital; Previously Reported
Missing in Action
PuRf EAR, Grover G.. Gravette, Ark.
SCHENk, Donald j., Altoona. Penn.
Returned to Duty; Previously Re-
ported Missing in Action
BLUHM. Otto. Cleveland
JUSTESEN. Walter O.. Bridgeport Conn
RODRIGUEZ, Firmin. St Patrick, La.
ROSELAND, Thorwad Goodwin. S. D.
Slightly Wounded; Previously Re-
ported Killed in Action
ClSEK, Julian, Minneapolis
Wounded in Action, Degree Unde-
tcrmined; Previously Reported
Killed in Action
CAMMONS, William r.. lieut.. West Ph,la-
deLphid.
PINCUs, Jacob. 1886 Christopher Street
Brooklyn.
Other Countries
AUSTRIA HUNGARY:
HICHO. John, Karassanes {W).
PROSCHE, J. a.. corp, Franzenthal tW).
BULGARIA.:
GANCHOFF, Chr. Ezercha, Razgro. (w).
ENGLAND:
BUTTON. Arthur, Yorkshire (W(.
BURT, William R.. Cornwall (k).
DRAPER, Frederick, Liverpool (k).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23
SOUTH DAKOTA:

ANDERSON, Alfred, Gray (K).
G0WEL, George, vsrmilion % Dl
HOCKMAN. Fred, Harrison ID w.
LARSON. Oscar. Rosholt IVY.
MASSE. Roy, Briton (M).
TENNESSEE:
BABBLEs. Freddy. Union City tW).
BARGAR. John. Milnn (M)
GOODE, Mark, Nashville (kl.
klNZER, Pat. Columbia (M.
MILTON, Hugh, Gassaway (W>.
PARkER Harvey. Buffalo Valley (W).
SEBASTiAN.. Joseph, Lynchburg (w).
SHANkS. Samuel. Limestone (W),
TURNER. c. NJ. La Toilette (W,.
WITT, Do!phus. Dove (W).
WILLIAMS, Earn, Cashby (W).
TEXAS
TAYLOR. John, capt, Laredo ID w.
= A1TTAWAY. Carroll. Como (kl.
BAKRE, BARt, bernard, Yoashum .K,.
BEV!LLO. Clifton. Dallas tWl.
BEAVERS. Harry, Milano (K).
BOON, Reid. Cisco tK).
COLEMAN. B.. La Mesa tW).
q CCTfAARRMMAN; ARM N.n1e John, ps Rusk Ik;v,
CURL. James, Fargo (W).
COOKE, James. Como (W).
CREWS. Homer. Bogota (W).
IOSTER, Orian. Rogers (K).
GABLE, Clifford, Minsus (K5.
GRIFFITH, Joe. Galveston (M).
HUFF, D. H.. Bertram tK)
HARDWOOD. Oscar. Ryie tWl.
HICKS. Baxter Blossom ID D..
JONES. Walter. Frisco (W).
LYSTER, Marvin, Naples (W).
MEGNA, f. NJ. Galveston (W).
MOORE. John, Childress Cd D).
M0SE M0SEhE4' XIX Thomas Thpn Dallas Dallas % W.
ONKEN, Henry, Weimer Cd D..
REUTER-, Henry. Valley Mills (K).
STARR, Milton, Sulphur Bluff Cd D..
/ SS,TANF0RD. S,r11 George; Shamrock SW).
STILL, Marion. Bridgeport Cd w.
SWOTARD. Jocie. Moro (M>
SCHULTZ, Walter, Dallas (W)
IlCE. Fred. Orange Grove (K).
WALkER, Barney, Georgetown tM).
WILLIAMS, James, BurleBon ID Wy
UTAH:
ALDUHS. Clarence, Salt Lake City (w).
FINCH, Aonzo, Linwood (K).
SMITH, Jos. r., jr., Salt Lake City (W)
vERMONT:
BALLARD, Frederick, Ludlow (K).
FLEMMING, Joseph. Brattleboro (W>.
FRENETGE. Hector, Bellows Falls (W)
HUBBELL. w. e.. Enosberg Falls (W).
LAVELI., George, River junction (W)
MARVIN. Rufus, burlington (W).
Major, Marshall. Junction {Wl.
ST. LOUIS. Eugene. Burlington (W).
WARREN, S. A., Moretown (W).
VIRGINIA:
SHRIYER. Alfred lieut., Norfolk ID d.
BERRY, Oscar. Harrisonbur9 (W).
BURLEy, Jack. Amhurst (K)
COCKEY, William, Norfolk tK).
CRAWFORD. Jim, Crandon tM).
CATLET'T. Julian. Sparta (W).
HARROLL. Jesse, Holland (W.
HENSLEY, George, Croselose Cd w.
HALEY. Jesse, Sago (W).
JOHNSON, Willie, Birds Nest % d..
JAMES. Robert. Elmount Cd D).
NEWTON. William. Emerton Cd u.
SOUTHWORTH, Aubrey, Pt. Eastern Nv
STUMP, VIM, Putnam Station (Wl.
WOODWARD, Roy, Charlottesville Nv,
WASHINGTON, D. c.:
WILSON, Charles ID D..
WASHINGTON:
CUMMINGS. Robert, Clayton {W).
DIXON. Charles. Ralston (MD.
METZGER, Eugene, Everett (Wl.
MOWERS, Roy, Seattle (W).
PORTER, John, Tacoma (W).
TURNER, Harley, Chewala Cd D}.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23
Bronx Soldier Killed
With Canadian Army

OTTAWA. Oct. 22-Names of the
following Americans appear in the Ca
madam casualty list issued to-day:
Killed in Action-C. N. Caleer, Bronx,
n. Y.
Wounded-K. L. Alvord, Syracuse, \.
Y; w. G. Radford, Harrison, n. Y; V.
Byrnes, Wassaic, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

PERKINS, Roy. Cory tK).
bf,A1TTERSON. F.. corp. Philadelphia tW)
IlSANl Andrea, Shamokin (W).
P0VALiTuS. Peter. Mahanoy City tW).
RlCHwINE, Clair. Cardners (Mj.
ROSSl. Peter. HaAslton (IO.
REIhLI. James, Bloomsbury (W).
RlCHARDS, Ben, Scranton (W).
RlMEHART, George, Hdley Park (W).
ROCHE. John, Philadelphia (W).
RUDY. William, Gleason (W).
RElS. Bryan, Philadelphia Cd d..
n FMS Joseph. Scranton (P).
SACHRISON. Kenneth. Erie (M).
SAfPER Willinm, corp, West Phiiadel
SsllIE;G1iFRIED. p,.. Levi. corp. Berwick (Wl:
STEINER. c. o., corp. Rnggold lWl.
OHARA. Harry. Norristown % W.
OW IN. Clifford Springboro (W).
RATION. james, Philadelphia (W).
p!ERCE, Leon. Milton (K).
fRlCE: Fred. sgt. Philadelphia (Wl.
UFEIA, Vincent. Philadelphia tN).
I1inb,tS; TI1niiLnitS; T.; T.. ShicIshin"y Cd D.;
rRoPAR. Louis. Bradford w.
hUGERS: William. Philadelphia (M.
RICHARDSON, C.. Philadelphia (W).
RhEtGMNlGER, Philip, corp, Gienside (W).
RICE. Joseph, Shamokn (W).
SAWYER, Jacob, Latrohe (W).
SHELDON. Harold. Philadelphia W..
STIESKI, Joseph. Allentown ID D.
GnAFFER. Archie. Allentown (K>.
Ss.HfiRlVER, 81 Charles Philadelphia OIl.
SHArFER; CALVIN, Lock Haven tW).
SMITH u. A. sgt, Bloomsbury lW),
SM ;, M, ~ James. Wissinominr (Wl.
; S3Ef;NECOFF. +; Abe Philadelphia CW).
SPAGEh, John. Erie tM).
SHlMP. Henry j., Harrisburg (Wl.
81 5ETZ. Edward, Royalton (W)
SOCK EDGE. Rudolpe. Herminie IVY.
SrEW ARI Clarence. Verona (W).
STEWART S'sS Percy, Brownsville CWl.
s,,r Sr.N ,ANIHY. Stanisaw. Erie (MD.
SsrTrAfsINS!NsEElCH srrfsIS!sl Stanley. Dubois (Wl.
STEINER. isaac, Minorsville I, (W] W. we
SuOOPS. Charles. Midvale ID d..
SnoKROCk: George, Jenner (Mn.
SSMMArLEY, w.. corp. Philadelphia (W).
STONE. Harry, Camp Hill (M).
SULLIVAN. Lawrence. Franklin (w).
IRlMBLE, Richard, Grecnsburg 10 wy
TRlPODI Pete, Avella CW).
,rfI' ,TrfhONE,L' George; Gallitzen GKl.
1,.,y T,uMbRO, Fred, PhiladeIrha lWl.
uIZHARDO. ~ Sebastino. Phladelnhia CW).
WAGNER. Earl. FrackvilIe (W).
v, WARNER, F, Clarence. Scranton (M).
VA WATklNS; James, Pittsburgh CW).
MATTERS, Richard. Norristown wv.
WEGHTER. Clair. Reading (W)
WER'TI. H.. SchuyllSiIl Haven CW,.
WISNFtSkY. s.. Mount Carmel (Pl.
YOUNG: Alfred. PHILADELPHIA (W).
YOUNKIN. William. Conn elsburg (W).
ZOLTOWSK1, Frank, s. Waverly % WI.
RHODE ISLAND:
BRAIZE, Joseph, Pawtucket (W).
BRYNE. James. Providence ID W.
BRtZGIS. Joseph, Providence (W>.
COLLINS. David. Pawtucket (W).
MILLER. Frank, Providence (Wl
OBRlEN, Joseph, Providence tWJ
RACINE. Joseph, Tarkeln tK).
SOUTH CAROLINA:
LAKE,, Thomos D.. lseut.. Louysns Ks.
BbLL1NGER, :, / Ia, T., lieut.. st. George w.
rRn1lT' Geo, hent.. Calhoun Falls (W)
CURRY. John D., Andrews (W),
GRIFFITH, Edward. jefferson (W).
HALL, Henry, Stedman (Wl.
KIRBY Walker, Gaffncy Cd D..
MURRAY. John B.. Cheraw (W1
REID. Ernest, Pelza (Wl
REMBERT, Gilman. Mearsby (W)
SHARPE, Willie. Blythewood ID ID.
VAUGHN, Thomas, Madison (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23
KANSAS
KENTUCKY:

CALVERT. Jos. ,ieus.. Muysvlts % ~
GRAY. Edtcord. lieut.. Richmond tPl.
CAMP BELL. Huth. Central City Cd D..
CHILDERS. Irwin. Ash Camp (W).
FRANKLIN, Arthur. Wilder (M).
Jones. Thomas. Ashland (W).
JACKSON. Calvin. Olney (M).
kAVANAUGH. Richard, Covington iW).
KERR. John. Mammoth Gave wv.
LUTTRELL Zavlor La Rue (W).
MIRACI E, Andrew. Middlesboro % D..
ROSE. Stephen. Saltwater % W).
sAPP. Thomas. Lebanon CW).
WILSON. Gilbert, Paint Lick {W).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23
WEST VIRGINIA ,

WEST VIRGINIA.,
bARR. Ernest. Hur (W).
IOOk: Harvey. Maben fW).
DDu,DRILL. Sampson. Webster Springs (K)
DDuEFIELD, Addie. Chloe % D..
GSBn11MM: William. sgt. Friendly tW).
GKiFFIIH, William. Shinnston (P).
HiLDEETH. Harrison. Dola (K).
MILLS. Ernest. Mndon (W).
rUKDUE, Jesse. Gallagher tk).
IRACHE. Joseph, Moundsvllc (W).
wIsCONsIN:
VASSELL. Fred. lieut., MilwauJsee (W).
n! nn!nDEN Edward. Milwaukee (W).
BiDGoR, Raymond, Oconto (W).
CARR. John, Briggsville (M).
az DE yLoRME, Thomas. New London (K).
nEM M NIGER, Ivan. Withee (W).
uihl, James. Viroque (W).
HElGESON. Oscar. Elva iW1
LEHMAN. Herman, Milwaukee iW)
ExUonMp1hE. xoM,,n. Edward. milwaukee (K).
kaMMEiR. X, Leo. Milwaukee (Wl.
MAIASSO. Fred Red Granite (Ml.
MAIZA, James A.. Marshfield (W)
MOORE, Daniel. Ladysmith CWl.
MORTIMER, Roger. Chiffon (W).
o. SON, Harry. Oconto (W)
ES1nmudKNoWskl, S1mdN s.. Princeton ID D..
TRANTAU. Elmer, Wasau (W).
VAN PADUA, Marinas, Nakoosa {W).
WARNlNG, Arthur. Wasau (W).
y, ~, son, Quinn O.. Superior (W).
TIShER, S2 Eugene. Rhinelander (W).
FRY. Farley, Rhinelander (W)
GERS. Stanislaw. Milwaukee (W).
HOMBLETTE, John, Appleton Cd D.
HO' DTORP, Henry, Sawyer ID D..
HARRISON. Walter. Milwaukee fW).
,Ef.t.ItZ I,EERf.E.GEZCK; Frank. Dodge (Wl
JENNINGS, Robert, Viroqua (W).
LEM, Emil, llickston (W)
LE1SSNER Adolf, Racine (W).
ORWICkI. John. Milwaukee ID Al.
PATTERSON, Gordon. Oconto Falls (w)
SLASH, John, Milwaukee g.
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Supplementary List

Killed in Action; Erroneously Re.
ported Missing in Action
HANOVER, Roy, English, Ind
Killed in Action; Previously Report.
ed Wounded Severely in Action
CIEZIELZYK. Jacob, Crandon, Wis.
Killed in Action; Previously Re.
ported Missing in Action
HUNTER. Robert r.. Wilson, Ark.
Died From Wounds Received in Ac.
tion; Previously Reported Miss.
ing in Action
T1DD, Charles. corp, Odtown, Me.
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MASSACHUSETTS,:

i,,11HSS; ,,1!,1; Henry. lieut.. Somervule {W>.
pAn1rN". i1M ~ G". Joseph. heut.. Erorctt (M).
BIZ BIZ IUM. Harvey. Attleboro tW,,
~ NNETT. David. Hadlcy (W).
nnCc,NNEEI, William. W. Bedford (W>.
ShER. Arthur. Worcester (W).
SCAaSSANAN, James, Worcester (W).
SSOOMMELiIY. Thomas, Deertield (W).
~ SOS lELLO. Edward. Lawrence (-).
1DUnGHTERY, Edw.. sgt. Wohurn I'd y,
USfFI, Andrew. Brooklne (W).
EVANS. James. Everett (W).
allyn. James. Lowell (W).
GI,AGAS. James, Marlboro (k).
HuRLEY, James. Upper Falls (W).
IHnRLEY: Robert. Haverhill (W). -
NEiALf, James. Boston (Wl.
khLL1. George. Lowell (M).
LANiGNE. Louis. Fall River (W).
LANE, Milton. Gloucester (K).
ARDEL, Albert. Boston (W).
MhEAN, Allen Gloucester (M).
MukPHY. Harold, Housatonc (Kl
MILi: $. Quincy (W).
MENDELSON. David. New Bedford Nv,
MiNNESS, Robert, Brookline (K).
MURRAY, Samuel, Whitinsville ID D).
fOHL, Adolf. Boston (W),
hfNEARD. John, Attleboro (W).
SAULNIER, Edward. Lynn (W).
SHERRIN. Eugene. N. Bedford wv.
SMALL. L. c., Plymouth Cd wy,
SULL!V AN, John, E. Boston (W}.
SMITH. Joseph. Wakefield (W).
SNADER. Irving. Cambridge wv.
WELSH. William. Lawrence (W).
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CRAWFORD. Guy. soper (K).
HUNT. Ralph, Temple Kl.
JUDY, Herbert. Trousdale (W).
KuNTI, David. Oklahoma City (MD.
LESLIE. Carl. Alva (M.
MILLER, Herman, Kaw City (W).
MlNGUS. Frank. Geary fK.
MITCHELL, w. NJ. Boswell (W).
OSBORN. Milan. Olncy (W).
OWENS, Robert, Steedman tW).
PARKS. Newton, Roosevelt (W).
QULATE. John. Grove (Kl.
REYNOLDS. T.. Mcdill Cd d..
ROGERS. Joscph Guymon (M).
RICE. George Wheccss (M.
SPENCER. Earl. Saltwater ID We.
HOWARD. William. Duncan (W).
JAYNE, Grover. Ames (W>.
OREGON:
FEUSTAL. Wm.. lieut.. Portland tW).
HARTMAN. William. Portland tW).
SLOAN. Lyle. Pandeton Cd D..
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MINNESOTA:

RoLFE. End capt, Manko,o fw,
EBARNEsNEsS. Martin. Kinron ''wi
SSPPhHGGS,TRoM SPHG, Sydney, Clinton (Kl.
nKAvA; SITer,5 George. LIE seur City az.
GITrNAs GGIITTrrMAN' Bern Bernard. st. Paul 10 By.
.GIRAVVEIL. William, Little FAN. N w,
MMEE1qsSME1R, NJ s, Adolph, Lyle (K1, 0 W w
nnTTiLSSCN, Emil, Princeton (W).
pphS0N, pIpgN,> Olaf; Odessa M. =
sHFp1s:pi sSHHFFp1Ni > John. Minneapolis. (K>.
THOMPSON, Harvey. Minnssnro1,I,; M; ,w>
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