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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
Ukrajinai uzelll0 du nliestu.
Pietu Afrikieciai Reikalauja
Neprgulmybes.
DideIe EkspIiOzija Kasyk|Oje.
Lietuviq Delegacija Washingtone.
zINIOS is KAUNO.
Kaunas, Lietuva, geguzi

Kaunas, Lietuva, geguzie
28 d. (suyelinta). Specials
korespondentas 1aikraScio CHI
cago Daily Meas. Michae
Farbman praneSa is Kauno
keletq svarbiu ziniQ.
Sulyg bolseviku nelaisvit.
Lietuvoje galima spresti, kac
bolSeviku armija nera jau sc
raj uzlaikoma, kaip nekuric
tvirtina. Grid, bolsevikai ne
laisviai tik daugiausiai ir kal-
ba apie badq if naista, bet apie
politika tai ar jie nenusinano,
ar JUGS tas neapeina, mes pa
prastai apie tai memorial kalba.
Uzklause, kodel jie isiverzS
Lietuvon, atsako, kad .iie atejo
pagelbon lietuviams komuni
STAINS, kuriems kovoja prizes
kapitalistus. Gi su
lietuvias komunistais nelais-
viais korespondentui neteko
kalbetis, mes jie esq tuojaus
nuzudomi [Kaipo kariaujan-
tieji prizes savo Sali su pagelba
svetimq, jie skaitosi, sufyg ka-
rislu istatymu, savo sales IS
davikais].
Rusu bolSeviku armijoje
yra il tikru Rusijos nlonarchi-
stu, kurie stojo bolSeviku ar
mijon tik su tiks1u, kad su pa
gelba ginklo atsiimti buvusl
Rusijos kfaStq Lietuva, kuri
reikalauja sau neprigulmybes.
Jie apie neprigulminga Lenki-
ia kalba su didziausiu 9asipill-
tinimu. Lictuvos reikalavimq
sau neprigulfnybes jie vadina
vokieciq triksu.
Blokada ant Lietuvos gyvei
nimo daug veikia, korespon-
dentui teko matyti kaip buria
lietuviu begiojo jieSkodami
kick druskos. Delei druskos
jie isstovedave iStisas valan-
das If paskui gaudave porcijG
kokiq penkip svarq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
BOLSEVIKAI SUEME
10000 PREESU.

Kopenhagenas, birzelio 5
svedijos socialistai gavo is
Rusijos telegrama, kurioje
bolsevikai pranesa, kad jie
sumuse Kolcaka ir su6me 40,
900 nelaisven if paeme 100
kanuoliu. Taipgi, girdi, ST.
stabdytas estonu ejimas ant
Petrogrado.
Telegrame pabrieziama
taipgi, kad Anglijos laivy-
nui nepasiseke iveikti boil
seviku spekas. Toliau pa
brieziama, kad bolseviku
stovis esas labai tvirtas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
Lenku Seimininkavirmas viIniuie
MAzOS TAUTOS CRA-
SINA DIDELEMS.

Paryzius, birzelio 5 d.
Rumunija, Cecho- -Slovakija.
Jugo-S -Slavija, Lenkija, Gre
kija If kelios kitos mazos
tautos grasina isstoti is Tau
tQ Lygos. priezastimi to-
kiam zingsniui yra vienas
punktas taikos sutartyje 81
Austria.
Tame punkte reikalauja-
ma, kad butu pripazinta ly-
gios tikybines, kalbines il
tautines aspiracijos mazu-
mons. Mazosios valstybes
uzreiskia, kad tas yra prize
singa Tautu Lygos konstitu-
cijai ir todel jos iSstosiancios
If Lygos.
Tuli mano, kad toki ma
zQjQ upa sukelia vokieciu
agentai, kad paskui vokie-
CLANS butu proga sutverti
nauja stipria po vokieciu
kontrole lyga.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
GREKAI SUMUSE
TURKUS.

Saloniki, birzelio 5 diena.
Dalis Grekijos kariumenes
iss6do ties Abwali ir Rhira,
apie 65 mylios siaurius
nuo Smyrna,
Sulyg oficialio pranesimo
Grekijos stabo ten ivyko mu
SIS tarp greku if turku ka-
riumeniq; turkai, nustoje Ike
turis uzmustais, pasitrauke.
SaAoma, kad turkai, nasi-
traukdami sudegino savo
kazarmes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
VOKIETIJ1A BIO TAI
KININKU ULTIMATUMO

Berlinas, birzelio 5 diena.
Vokieciu korespondentai
prize taikos konferencijos pa
zymi, kad talkininkai gall
duoti atsakyma j Vokietiios
uzreiskimus formoje ultima
tumo.
Vokietijos zymesni veike-
jai, sakoma, esq labai MI
liude del tokiu praneSimu
mes tuomet yra, pasak ju,
maza Wits del pasirasymo
po sutartimi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
FRANCUZIJA CELBES
RENO RESPUBLIK.AT.

Mannheim, birzelio 5 d.
Kuomet iskilo RENO arba
Palatinate respublikos pro-
jektas, tai marsalas Foch
If taipgi Francuzijos pre-
mieras Clemenceau prie ivai
riQ progu pabrieze, kad
Francuzija gelbes naujai res
publikai sustipreti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
TUOJ KVIES TURKIJOS
DELEGATUS. a

Paryzius, birZelio 5 d.
Keturi didieiie nusprende
pakviesti taikos konferenci-
jon Turkijos delegatus, bet
diena dar nenuskirta. Cia
yra manoma, kad TurkiJos
delegatai daugiau bus liu-
dininku vietoje negu inga-
liotiniai SUI sprendziamuoja
balsu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
KARlAVO 5000 AMERI-
KOS INDlJONU.

warrington, D. I. Indijo-
nv skyriaus sek-etorius pra-
nese, kad apie 5000 indijo-
ny kariavo prizes vokieccius
F'rancuzijoje ir keli simtai ju
buvo Suv. Val. laivyne. Indi-.
JONAH tarnavo greta su kitais
mes nebuvo sudaryta specia-
lily indlJonams rulku. Indi-
JonQ Suv. VAL, sulyg raporto
lndijonQ skyriaus virssininko,
80 diena birz., 1917 metals
buvo 335,998 ypatos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
AUSTRAI TRAUKIASI
PRIZES SLAVUS.

Kopenhagcnas, birzelio 5.
Gauta zinia is Klagenfurt,
kad Austrijos kariumene pa
sitrauke is Volkenmarkt, ku
ri uzeme jugo-slavu armija.
Austria, sakoma, apleido
miesta bombardavimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
FlLIPINU NEPRIGULMY-
BES PARTIJA LAIMEJO.

Manila, Filipinu saios.
birzelio 5. siuometiniuose
rinkimuose zymia didziuma
balsu laimejo, taip vadina-
moji, neprigulmybes parti-
ia, t. y. partija, kuri pa
siunte misija Washingtonan
reikalauti Filipinams nepri-
gulmybes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
'ESTONIJOS MISIJA
PARYZIUN.

Paryzius, birzelio 5 d.
IS Stockholmo atvyksta Pa
ryziun Estonijos uzr1bezi-
niu reikalu minister's M.
Poska, kuris diskusuos su
talkininku taikos atstovais
apie ateiti Estonijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
UKRAJINAI UzEME DU
MIESTU.

Berne, sveicarija, birze-
lio 4 (suvelinta). Ukraji-
M spaudos biuras pranesa,
kad generolo Petluros kariu
meme sumususi bolseviku
spekas, uzeme gelzkeliy cen
tra Proskurov If zymiu mie.
sta Berdicev.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
LENKU DARBAI
VILNIUJE.
Washington, birzelio 8 d.

Washington, OlrzellO 8 q.
-ietuviq Taryba Wasingtone
savo Siqdien Sekanti kablegra-
na nuo savo atstovo Paryziu-
c, Huriame iSd6stoma sekanti
api6 LietuviSk&i-Len
,iSka dalyku stow:
IenkiSkai-LietuviSki san
tikiai, labiaus itempti ST
Mekvienam diena, gall pri-
versti Lietuvius prie atsi-
mokejimo. LenkiSki agcn-
tai varo propaganda bazny-
close If uzimtuoSe Vilniaus
if Gardino distriktuose.
Arkivyskupas Teodoro
wicz, pagarsejusis savo re-
kordu Lemberge [Galicijoi]
atvyko Vilniun vadovauti
[lenkiskai] kolionizacija.
Lietuviai, dirbusieji valsty-
bes istaigose, prasalinti, len
kai ju vieton pastatyti. Lie
tuviai protestuoja prizes len
ku uzurpacija. LenkiSka
armija nuduoda, kaip If Uk-
rajinoj, kad kovoja su bol-
sevikais, bet lenkq uzreiSki
mai apie draugiSka sulys
lietuviQ dvasia, skiriasl
nuo darQ.
"Lenkiskas seinlas nor
atnaujinti broliskus rysius
su kaimynais dvasioje isto
risky JagelioniSku tradici-
jp, kas yra priesinga mo-
derniSkiems faulty apsisprel'
dino principams, If insinu
uoja, kad Lietuva tus-eslantl
autonomijq po Lenkijos he
gemonija [virSenybe]. Bet
Lietuviu Tautos apsisprend
mas nepalieka victos Lei
kiSkam isimaiSymui If hege-
monijai, mes Lietuva norl
pilnos neprigulmybes.
"Lietuviai nepripazista
paveldejimo JagelioniSku
tradiciju anapus Lenkijos
etnografiniu rubeziu, il to-
del protestuoja prizes Lenkr
isiverzimq. Lietuviu drau-
giskumas [sulyg lenkul ne
ra galimas kol lenkq arnIJa
neapleis Vilniaus if Gardi-
no.
"Talkininkai privalo paa2
trinti drausmes gen. Halle
70 armijai, idant uzkirsti kt
lia Lenku imperialistq besl
verzimui." [Pasiraso1 So1
born, Lietuviu Nacionales
Tarybos Atstovas Paryziu
je.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
LIETUVIU DELEGACIJA
WASHINGTONE.

Wasingtone, D. c. birze-
lio 5 d.-Associated Press
pranesa, kad pas veikianti
Valstybes sekretoriu Polk
,lankesi delegacija nuo ketu-
'riQ tautu, reikalaudama pri-
pazinimo neprigulmybes
toms tautoms.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
KOMISIJA ISTYRIMUI
AMERIKOS CATVEKA-
RIU.

Washington, birzelio sd.
Sekretorius Redfield sia-
dien pranese, kad preziden-
tas Wilson's paskyre spe-
ciale komisija, kuri tyrines
gatvekariu systema visose
Suvienytose Valstijose. Mi
meta komisija susideda is
septyniQ zymiQ asmenu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
GEDULYSTES IRIS DIE
NOS AUSTRIJOJE

Zurich, birzelio 5 DIS
Vlennos praneSama, kad
Austrijos valdzia nuspren-
de apsaukti iris gedulingas
dienas visoje Austriioje.
kaipo protesta prizes sunkias
taikos islygas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir apielinkeie:

IL oPIeIiIiheJe:
Petnycioje dalinai debe-
sluota If gal but lietaus; SUI
batoj daugiau gicdra; maza
atmalna temperaturoje; vi
dutiniai ivairQs v6jai.
Vakar augsciausia tempe
ratura buvo 80 laipsniai apie
2 valanda popiet.
Sauletekis, 5:15; saule-
leidis, 1922.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
REZIGNUOJA PORTU-
CALIJOS FREZIDENTAS.

Lisbon, birzelio 5 diena.
Portugalijos prezidentas Ca
toy Castro iteike Kongresui
savo rezignacija. Bet Por-
tugalijos kongresas aklama-
cijos budu nutare prasyti
prezidento atsaukti savo re-
zignacija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
lSTElSINO |. w. w. MARI.
Seattle, Wash. birzelio <

W CSAEs UII AtIIU y
---Tulas James Bruce, al
doblistas, kuris buvo kalti-
namas kriminaliuose anar-
chijos prasizengimuose lai-
ke streiko pereita vasario
menesi, liko prisiekdintuiu
teiseju isteisintas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
Atyda Biznieriams

Z Pradedant koki nebuk bizni
pTmas reikalas yra apsigarsinimas
kad zmones zinotu apie jusu uzyes
sta bizni. Apgarsinimas turf bnfi
sgeral parasytas ir placiai isplatin.
Stas. Tx gerai isgarsinta vieta ot.
mesa savininkui nauda.
, DaDar yra geriausia proga gar
k sllltis "Lietuyoj," nos 'Lietnvao
dauglausiai pasidarbavo del Idetu.
eyiq Seimo ir dabar is visu pusiu /
B Suv. Valstiju Chicagon suyaaiuos
kgabiausi-tikriausi lietuviai lie
Scia prabus po keleta dienu. kit il,
eglaus. Site atvaziave lietuviai ar
5 delegatai nor1s susipaainti su. Chi,
/ Cages lietuviskais bizniais if la
Srelks, apslpirkti pas savuosius.lietu
Svius.
( Lake Seimo "Ldetuva" yisi do
S legatai skaitys, kartu ir jieskos In.
ssq apskelbimu, kur ks gal6tu nusi
kpirkti Taigi Eetuviai biznieriai ma
Ssinaudokite proga, garsinkites savo
pramones dienrastyje Lietuya.
; LIETUVA
ks25s so. MORGAN STREET
Z Telephone Boulevard 1850.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-06
AFRIKIECIAI REIKA-
LAUJA NEFRIGULMYBE.

Paryzius, birzelio 5 d.
Astuoni delegatai nuo Pie
tines Austrijos partiju sia-
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Death Of Frank Maxwell.

Word was received from Los An
geles on last Saturday evening of the
very serious illness of Frank Maxwell.
who has been living out on the coast
since last summer. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Maxwell. left on the
first train for that place. The next
morning word was received by his
brother. Stanley Maxwell, that Frank
had died at five o'clock that morning
and that his wife was in the hospital
seriously i'll. Death was caused by
the influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
went on to Los Angeles and will ac-
company the body back to Lamar for
interment. Frank had been rcised in
Lamar and had been the manager OF
several of the elevators Of the Lamar
Flour Mills in this territory. He was
married here nearly Two years ago,
and he and his wife moved last sum-
mer to California where he had worked
in the government ship yards during
the war period. He was a steady re-
liable young man with bright prospects
in life. He was member of Lamar
Lodge of Elks and had a host OF
friends here who deeply regret his
taking off in the prime of young man.
hood. The funeral and burial will be
in Lamar but no details will be known
until the arrival of the parents from
California.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
ASSESSMENT FIGURES
Summary of Assessor Davy's 1918 As
sessments Shows a Valuation of
Over Twenty Millions in
PrOwers County.

In another column we print an abb
stract of the assessments of Prowers
county as compiled last year by Asses
sor A. j. Davy. They show that Prov
ers county's assessable wealth is now
over the twenty million mark and still
growing. The remarkable growth
since Mr.. Davy has been in the office
is ample evidence of his efficiency and
thoroughness. 1t sometimes seems to
the casual observer that there might
be more jewelry and jackasses in the
county than he finds, but in all other
respects there is nothing that can es-
cape his eagle eye.
Irrigated land easily holds first pos
ition as a county asset making nearly
one-third of the total; while the Santa
Fc railroad is equally sure of second
place. Grazing land valuations arc
rapidly going up and it now has third
place; the cattle industry is fourth in
the list and improvements on town
lots fifth. Three per cent of the coun-
ty's wealth is invested in autos, NOR
than twice as much as is in farm
machinery. Bicycles and motorcycles.
both formerly prominent features have
almost disappeared from the schedules
as they have from the streets and the
roads.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
NATIONAL PROHIBITION
Once Regarded as an-Impossibility-
Now an Absolute Certainty in
One Year.

Friday is an unlucky day for some
things and Mr.. Booze is one of them
things. For on that day the amend
ment to the constitution prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of all al
cholic drinks was ratified by the re-
quired number of states and then some.
and it will go into effect just one year
from that date. In the meanwhile the
presidential order made as a war
measure will make it in effect on July
LIST unless rescinded The states have
been ratifying the amendment quito
rapidly since the legislatures assemb-
ly early in January. On last Friday
two states were needed and New
Hampshire came in early and was
promptly followed by Nebraska as
the Seth state-the necessary number.
This was enough but Missouri came in
as usual just thirty minutes late and
was followed in an hour by Wyoming.
1t is expected that at least a states
will ratify.
Only few years ago such thing
as national prohibition was scarcely
believed to be possible, but the change
OF opinion on the subject since that
time has probably been more rapid
than ON any other question ever before
the; American public. Now that it is
once established in the form of a con-
stitutional amendment and backed up
in nearly half of the states by woman
suffrage it is here to stay. 1t would
now be far more formidable PROPOSE
tion to attempt to repeal it than it was
before to attempt to adopt it. In fact
it looks as If it will become a world
wide issue now and the day may not
be far distant when as the scientists
have long claimed the would will dry
up.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Round Table Club.

The Round Table Club met Wednes-
day, January 18th at the home of Mrs.
|G. J. Garvin. The program of the
afternoon consisted of short sketches
of the lives of famous Poles. and read
ings from articles of Gertrude Ather-
ton, on "Women of France" II was
concluded with an especially interest
ing article from Golfers. Poster
Fathcring France" The members
present were Mrs. Ray Adams, Mrs.
Merle C. Ward, Mrs. S.B. Gordon. Mrs.
John Earls, Mrs. C. C. Goodale. Mrs.
Roy Cooper, Mrs. G. J. Garvin and
Mrs. Leslie l.. Earls.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
w. o. w, Meets.

The local camp Woodmen of the
World met at the Fraternal Temple on
last Thursday evening for installation
of newly elected officers. Besides the
initiatory ceremonies, refreshments
were served and an enjoyable social
evening passed. A specially entertain
ing feature of the program was very
interesting talk on the work Of build
ing the Panama canal by Major Ralph
Kirkpatrick.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Looks Like on Year.

This certainly looks like an off year
for the Valley of Content so far as
weather is concerned Usually when
we have severe spell of cold here
we konw it is just the tail end of some
bad blizzard. This year, however,
our section seems for the first time to
be the goat. 1t certainly seems like
rubbing it in when Glen Downing even
writes from northern Wisconsin that
the snow is all gone and the weather
is pleasant.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Marriage Licenses.

Irl C. Davis and Flossie Musick both
of Bristol, married Jan. 10th.
Willard N. Felts of Lamar, and Es-
tella Kamke of Milwaukee, Wis, mar
ried Jan. 18th.
Reinhart Wallert and Pauline Wei
mer both of Lamar, married Jan. 18th.
Vernon NJ. Rybun of Lamar and
Minnie Turney of Holly, married on
Jan. 18th.
Floyd NJ. Kyle and Addine Lucas,
both of Lamar, married Jan. Goth.
Ernest II. Wilson and Beatrice N.
Roberman, both of Wiley, married on
Jan. %.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Another New Grandpa.

Lamar's old timers seem to have
struck regular epidemic of being in
itiated into the"Grandpa" and Grand
ma" class. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cook
are the latest arrivals, a fine boy hav-
ing arrived the first of the week at
the home of their daughter. Mrs. Stan
ley Faulkner, in Pueblo. Mrs. Cook is
in Pueblo with her daughter, and les
is in the high ozone.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Starts With a Rush.
California

The big clearance sale at the Golden
Rule Store certainly took with rush.
Last Saturday was the first day and
the crowd was the largest in town for
nearly a month and the big store was
crowded all day long. 1t was one Of
the banner days in the history OF this
popular store and the big sale con-
tinues TO draw well. 1t will continue
until Saturday, February LIST.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Natures MastsrplSooA

The tree-top leaves turn to alvsr In
the light breezes which have no trans
muting effect on the heavier foliage
below. OF course the leaf simply
turns and catches the silver light; but
the effect is sterling. Grace lives in
the tree tops. Nature has a way of
giving her products a rare finish. Her
cap-pieces are the best of her WORK
manship In form and In color.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Ancients Played Ball.

Baseball "fans" Will be interested
to know that Egypt is the birthplace
of the original ball game. How 1t
was played history does not record.
Recent excavations made near Cairo
have brought 10 light number of
small balls. some of leather and 9th
ers Of wood. dating back to at least
1000 b. C. These are the Oldest balls
OF this sort known.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Just . LITTLE FOO Much.

Young Fiddle was a very learned
young man. and his friends were all
very disappointed, not to say surprised.
when he refused TO accept the degree
of doctor Of divinity. One Of his col
leagues tackled him on the subject.
"Ah. WELL" replied the learned young
man. .'it's enough to be named Fiddle.
without being Fiddle. d. d."
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
Truax Company Sale.

The Truax Hardware & Furniture
Co.. will on Saturday begin big sale
Of all lines of hardware and furniture.
They have marked all goods down
from 20 to 40 per cent and will push
the old stock out regardless Of cost.
The sale begins Saturday Of this week
and lasts until Saturday, February is.
The Lamar register., 1919-01-22
FOR SALE

40 acre tracts; Five 80 acre tracts;
Ten 160 acre tracts. Small cash pay
ment. balance in eight years. Write
George r. Hankins, Pueblo, Colo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02
Going On To-day

FREE admission to the American Museum Of Natu
RAJ history, Metropolitan Museum Of Art Amer
., can Museum OF Safety and tho Aquarium
Mcslns OF the Daughters OF Nebraska Hotel AS
Meeting Of the Porsia Club, Inc, Hotel Aston.
Rotary Club luncheon Hotel McAlpin. 10 so .. m
Meeting or the Vltagraph Company Of Americs
Hotel McApin a m; luncheon 1a'SO .
\ M M and dinner. : p. IN.
Naval dance by the Of the L. S : Mon.
=, goiia. Hotel Aston. 7:4j D. m
Messstlng OF The Employment Agencies Of Nav York
WGIsh Employment Agency. 6A3 Sixth Avenue
lecturs by Private Samuel Kornbluth on From
o, ,n. mere before Pamphians. 800 Ieno,
Meeting Of tho New York Academy Of Medicine
west Forty third Street $40 D. m
Address by Msha Applebaum on The League q,
Na1ons fresiden' Wilson'S Fourteen Point,
before the Humanitarian cut. Carnegie Han
Sl5 D. m
vaudeville and minstrel performance given by the
Ellis Island p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02
Marines
NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY


Wounded Severely
LANGFORD. Thos. A.. lient.. Hotel l.,
Marquis, NeW York CITY.
Missing
FLOOD, Edwin H.. 10l South Ninth Street
Brooklyn.
HOTTO. Joseph L.. sgt. Newark N. j.
HUTTON, Harold j.. Paterson, N. }.
PANCOAST. Charles W., Irvington N. j
PAUL. Percy. Richmond Hill, N. Y
POLLOCK. Norman, 1045 Sterling Place
Brooklyn.
ROTHAUSER. John, Newark. N. j.
WATTS Thomas M. go East Fifteenth
Street. Brooklyn.
COLORADO:
SPEAKE. William L.. sgt, Model (K).
CONNECTICUT:
TEACHER. Howard L.. Mddetown (M).
LOUISIANA.
ROPER. William A.. Little Woods (K).
MICHIGAN:
RHODES. Clarence D.. sgt. Detroit Cd D.
MISSOURI:
SCHNEIDER Irwin F.. corp. St Louis TX
NEW YORK:
CLAUGH. c. L.. corp, East Aurora (K)
CONDOR, Arthur j.. Buffalo (W)
FOLLETr. James c.. Mnchiac (M).
G!sNEk. Oscar g., CORP Schenectady tM)
GRACE. Iornc. Limestone (W).
GRANDUSKY. Leo L.. Olenn (M).
JOHNSON. George T., Buffalo lW,.
LYMAN. John r.. Albion (M).
MMilLiAN, John s. Canandaisua (M).
MYERS, Lewis r.. Troy fMj
PIKE, LLOYD H. sgt. Silver Springs wv
PEAkE, Lester A.. Sidney (M).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02
Beekman 5000
ENGAGEMENTS

ON,DUNN-At a small dinner party
held in New York City on New Years Dav
the engagement OF Miss Julia Dunn, o.
Vahs Gate. N. Y. to Mr. c. Westcott
Serow, OF Washingtonville. n. Y. was
PA1E,DI Dorothy Dillon en-
Sagea to Lieutenant Donald O. Page U.
>. a. Mrs John Milton Dillon. Of
Far Hills. \. J.. and 2O5 West 57th St.
New York. announces the engagement Of
her daughter, Dorothy Downing, to Lieu
tenant Donald Ormshy Page, U. S. A.. son
or MIR. and Mrs. William Hussey Page
MISS Dillon made her debut two years ago.
She is the granddaughter of the late An
gustus c. brewery and of the late Judge
John f.. Dillon. Lieutenant Page has just
returned from France. where he was
gasscd and wounded at Chateau Thierry. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

Killed
MARTIN, William c.. corp, Bay Ridge,
Brooklyn
FRAFFLEs. Nicholas. ia Devoe Street
Brookiyp.
Died From Wounds
BENNETT Elmer C.. corp, Al Essex
Dress, William, $40 West Fifty-hrst
New York City.
BURNS. John j.. Newark, N. J.
GALLAGHER. John. 246 East Sixty-frst
Street, New York City.
HANLEY, Lester. sgt. Flushing. N. Y.
Helm. John, Newark N. j.
kNOX Robert s., 1927 Fulton Street,
NORRIS. Francis N, corp, 500 West
Ninety-th Street. New York City.
N ARDOZZI, Luigi. Williamsbridge, New
York City
RHINELANDER. Thomas j.. is West
Forty eighth Street, New York City.
RlFFLARD. Louis A., corp, Sayvie. N. Y.
SPAGNUOLO. Gioacchine. 227 Elizabeth
Street. New York City.
Street, New York City.
TREHAN, Anton, ls7 Throop Avenue
Brooklyn.
Died of Disease
HAND. Jesse d.. lieut., 80, Trinity 4ro-
ate Neu Yorl CITY
BROWN Floyd W. $50 West Fifty second
stfssi' hp~NY YORK WIZ ely. Nor. u.o1ons,
y. J.
CRAwLFy, John j., s35 Forty-seventh
Street, Brooklyn.
DUFFY. Charles. 1885 Fourteenth Street
Brooklyn
tR1EDEL. William r, s9l Gcnmore Ave
nue. Brooklyn.
JACOBSON. Harry H.. 100 East Broad
way, New York City