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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-01
lively few strikes occurred during thss
remainder of the year.
DISASTERS

Fires, railroad accidents and explo-
sions took heavy toll of human life
on land during the year 1913 while the
elements combined with the torpedoes
of the German U-boats to send thou.
sands OF innocent persons. including
women and children, to their death 1t
sea.
Fifty-two children met death ii
fire which destroyed a convent at Mon
treal. Canada, February IA. February
"a the liner Florizel. bound from St
Johns, N. f., to New York. was
wrecked by blizzard near Cape Race
and 90 lives were lost
Seventy inmates of an insane asylum
at Norman, Okla, were killed in fire
which destroyed that institution April
IL. s
On May l the Savannah liner City Of
Athens was sunk in collision with
French cruiser off the Delaware coast
and 66 lives were lost. On May IS
nearly hundred persons were killed
by explosions in the Aetna Chemical
plant near Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sixty-three persons. including we'll
known circus performers. persisted
when a circus train was wrecked at
Gary, Ind. June %. Fifty persons were
killed by the collapse of building at
Sioux City. Ia. June %. 3s
A small factory explosion in England
killed 80 persons July and on the fol
lowing day an explosion in munitions
plant near Syracuse, n. Y, killed 16.
Eighty-fve merrymakers persisted
when an excursion boat sank in the
Illinois river July s.. A hundred per-
sons were killed in a collision between
two trains near Nashville, Tenn.
July 8. ~
tornado swept part of Minnesota
august q, killing SO persons at Tyler
and Connors
On October 6 the United States trans.
port Otrapto was sunk In collision OF
the Irish coast and $50 persons lost
their lives. Four hundred were lost
when the British mail boat Leinster
vas torredoed and sunk October 10.
series of terrific explosions in a
shell-loading plant at Morgan, N. J.,
on October killed "a persons and de
stroyed vast amount of property. A
severe earthquake which caused the
death of $50 persons was reported in
Porto Rico October H. Great forest
fires ragged in northeastern Minnesota
during October. Many towns were de
stroyed and about 1 600 lives were lost.
On October % the steamship Princess
Sophia was wrecked on the Alaskan
coast and 33443 were lost.
Ninety-eight persons were killed No
vember l in wreck on the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit lines. On November 81,
about 1,5OO persons were reported
killed by the explosion of German mu-
milton trains en- route from Belgium to-
Germany.
One of the most unusual cases in
maritime history was that of the
United States navy collier Cyclops,
which disappeared at sea while bound
from the West Indies to an American
Atlantic port. Announcement was
made April Il that the boat, with 29S
persons on board. was a month over
due. Not a single trace of the boat
or its passengers and crew was ever
found, and the fate of the vessel is q.
complete mystery
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-01
Review Of YEAR THAT BROUGHT PEACE
TO- rid AFTER FOUR YEARS OF WAR

German Her Allies Are Crushed and Forced to Accept Such
Terms Winners DictateUnited States Supplies Power
That Turns Tide-President Wilson Joins Other Demo
cratic Rulers Of World in Great Peace Congress at
. 81 .Nsssafes v65v Nations crumbIe and New Ones
. Are Formed: :: RUSSIA Torn BY Disorders.
The sun., 1919-04-26
STANCHFIELD SHEDS
NO LIGHT ON BRIBERY
Knows r. II. Burke, but Did
Not Hear of $500, 900 Fund.
Special Despatch TO THs suy.

ALBANY, April 25.--John b. Stanch-
fields testimony in the Senate Judiciary
Committees inquiry into the alleged
S50o, 900 bribe fund in connection with
the Carson-Nartin increased traction
fare bill, has been received here and will
be read into the record when the COM
mittee reconvenes May I. Mr.. Stanch-
Geld was too III to come to Albany.
It is stated that Mr.. Stanchfield de-
MED all knowledge OF the alleged half
million dollar bride fund: admitted SOC
ing Senator George f. Thompson OF
Niagara county in his New York office
twice, but denied certain statements
made by Richard ii. Burke the man
Senator Thompson said conveyed to him
tho suggestion that he could get half a
million dollars II he would support the
trolley fare bill.
Mr.. Stanchieid admitted acquaintance
with Mr.. Burke, adding a little moro to
Burke's reputation as man who had
access TO many big men but who worked
for none OF them.
II is reported that Frank Moss has
been engaged by Senator Thompson TO
conduct the cross-examination OF Mr..
Burke. which will he started when the
committee resumes hearings next Thurs
day.
A sensation Is promised II Senator
Thompson should request the committee
to recall former Governor Charles s.
Whitman for cross-exa mlEation by Mr.
Moss, who was an Assistant District
Attorney OF New York county when
Whitman was District Attorney. They
worked together In tho Becker Rosen-
thai murder case.
The sun., 1919-04-26
VILLA GETS $4,000 IN LOOT.
bandit Heats Federal Forces and
Plumbers Parral.

4. JrAREz, Mexico, April 90. - When
Francisco Villa and his forces entered
Parral Sunday morning he seized $780,
600 worth OF loot. $4,000 rounds OF am
munition belonging to the Federal forces
in the garrison there and made forced
loans amounting to $4,000, 1t became
known to-day. A number of the prln-
cipal stores were looted by the Villa
followers and several civilians held for
ransom, but only jose de Ia Luz Her
rera, former Mayor OF Parral: his son,
Melchor Herrera, former Mayor OF
Juarez, and another son, Zeferlno Her.
rera, we're executed as far ms is known.
The fight lasted from dawn Saturday
until Sunday at IL o'clock, whom the
Federals retreated and Villa entered the
town at the head OF his column OF 1900
followers. He was In possession OF the
town Tuesday, when a party OF Ameri-
can refugees left there for the border
Fighting between the Federal forces
from Chihuahua City and Villas troops
in Parral was reported yesterday.
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Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS. AND ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTORS.

INSPECTORS.
To take effect 8 A. NJ, April 20:
Joseph A. Conboy, I'd Insp. Dist. to 10Th
Insp. Dist.
William F. Fsnnelly. 18th Insp. Dist. to
I'd insp. Dist.
ACTING INSPECTOR.
Bernard J. Hayes. 10th Insp. Dist. 10
l2th lnsp. Dist.
sERGEANTs.
To take eifect s A. NJ, April 26
George e. kreutzer. 21st Preo. TO 46th
Prec
John J.. Henernsn. $50 Prec to Traffic
DIV, Subdiv. G..
The following leaves OF absence arc au-
thorixed without pay:
PATROLMEN.
Denis Egan. eth Prec.. for day, from,
i2:0l A. NJ, Aprh a.
Michael Walker. 23d Prec, for day.
from l2:0l a. NJ. April &c.
The following application for full pay
while under suspension Is approved:
PATROLMAN.
william II. Pt.lfer. 1sth Prec, from
b:lb y. NJ. February 5, to $40 Y. NJ, Feb
fuary s.
PATROLMAN.
Anton Syarc, No. 1872, atth Prec.. died
at 1853 A. NJ. Apri, "a. at ST. Catherine
Hospital. from pneumonia. Funeral from,
his late residence, l05 Bradford street
Brooklyn. 10 a. NJ. April rs. Interment
50. Johns Cemetery, Queens.
RETIRED PATRoLMAN.
John ]. Traynor. formerly attached to
The sun., 1919-04-26
CNTTrp STATES GOVERNMENT SALES
GOVERNMENT SALE.

L. g. Government Public Auction Sale.
WIN. Jacohus viii, sell at Public Auction a.
camp NIiTs, l. I. time ESQ l.. Nj. April
.S,h Cor the account OF Waste Material
Section, Salvage Division, Zone SUHniy Of
Acsr, New York Depot, sa,vaged matrriai
from garage destroyed by nrs, repre-
spntIng tho remains OF SO motor
trucks, 10 automobiles and motor
cycles II is understood that this equip
ment is not available for use In original
state and will be sold "AS IS" also approx
Imate!y s cars tin cans. Inspection can b.
made either before or date OF sale terms
will be cash down. circulating medium or
certified check. Removal will be started
within 81 hours from date Of sale and
completed as soon as possible.
The sun., 1919-04-26
CHICAGO BREWERS SEEK TEST.
Deer Making to He Continued
After May1.

CHICAGO, April 25.-A number Of Chi
cago brewers, acting as individuals, arc
going TO manufacture beer after May
and at the strength OF 21h per cent, Levy
Mayer said to-day.
Mr.. Mayer Is attorney for the Brewers
Association. He said this action would
throw the issue into the courts.
The sun., 1919-04-26

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the eth day OF December,
1918. by and between JOHN WANAMAKER
NEW YORK, and HARRY TRIMBLE, 7
VIII coll on the 80 day 81 May. 1919, a. ten
O'clock in tho forenoon IN the Piano De-
partrntnt OF John wanamaker. New York
;ci Broadway, City, County and State OF
New York. one std. Mahogany Piano and
bench, as provided by Sections IS and Gs
OF the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENWALD, Auctioneer.
The sun., 1919-04-26
MARINE CORRECTIONS.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE

MARINE CORRECTIONS.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
HoPTA, Joseph L., eel Mulberry st.. New
ark. \. j.
DAVIS. Lloyd Kocher. Petersburg, Pa
DORSEY, Edward, Philadelphia.
GREEN, Nnylor, Philadelphia.
ROSENoUIsT. George y. T., Chicago.
RETURNED TO THE UNITED STATES
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
Private.
RUPERT, George w, Cedar City. Mo.
DIED OF WOUNDS, PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privntes.
ELLIOTT, Seaton Samuel, Petersburg, Va
McwHIRTER, william l., Glen Allen. Ala
NOBLE, Walter Raymond, Cleveland, Ohio
IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
I.rSsFORD. Lawrence f. incinnati. Ohio
MAY, Lee Herman, 81. JACOBS, Ill.
RETURNED TO THE UNITED STATES
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Private.
SHAW, George Darwin. Oak Park. Ill.
The sun., 1919-04-26
SUICIDE CHARGE QUASHED.
sisters Deny They Attempted "a
End Lives.

Miss Mary Heating and her sister
Catherine. who were arrested at Belle.
vue Hospital on q charge Of attempted
suicide by gas, were discharged by
Magistrate Marsl, IN Harlem police court
yesterday. There was no evidence that
suicide had been planned. Both test!.
fed they were unable to explain how
II happened. Thomas Heating, a brother
with whom they had been living. made a
plea In their behalf
The younger sister has been employed
as maker Of artificial flowers in Green
witch Village. but broke her arm severa
weeks ago and was forced to remain
at home.
The sun., 1919-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

American Railway Express Co. OF the
State OF Delaware vs. William Hosy, George
Hoey. Frederick Heey. Emma Hoey, wife of
John S. Hoey, deceased; John s. Hoey, Jr.;
Charles r. Hone and Harold Hone, and
also the WIDOW and other heirs Of said
Hoey. and the REPRESENTATIVES, AND
10 Superior Court. for Hartford County.
LIST Tuesday of MAY. A. D., 1919.
state OF Connecticut. County OF Hart
tord, Superior Court. Hartford County
Upon the complaint OF said American
Railway Express Company, setting forth
tain lands situated in Hartford aforesaid.
as In eAid Complaint described. and pray
ing therein that each OF the defendants be
said complaint whether or not he claims
any estate. interest or circumference on
said property or any part thereof. and II
terest or encumbrances which he claims.
and that each shall set out the manner In
which and the sources from which such
estate. interest or circumference claim
this Court. upon hearing had. determine
tho rights OF the parties and render a
Judgment determining the questions and
disputes and Guietins and settling tho ;lt!s
to said property, as ny Statute in such
case made and provided. brought 70 the
Superior Court for Hartford County, to
be holden at Hartford, Within and for
the County Of Hartford, on the rrst
Tuesday Of May, 1919, It appearing 20 ard
he'ng found by the subscribing authority
that the plaintiff. or It's Attorney. does
not know who the WIDOW and some OF
tho HEIRS are or where they. or any OF
them, reside, as appears by the affidavt
OF tho plaintiffs Attorney on hle,
1T Is ORDERED. that notice OF the
pendency OF said action shall be given to
each OF the above named defendants and
also TO tho WIDOW AND HEIRS and
REPRESENTATIVES, AND CREDITORS OF
the said John Hoey. late OF the City and
County OF New York. deceased. BY pub.
fishing this order in The New York sun.
n newspaper published IN the City. County
and state OF New York, once n weak for
Two successive weeks, commencing on or
before April 26th, 1919. and further. that
tho plaintiN publish this order In the
Hartford Times, a newspaper puh,ished In
said Hartford. once a week rOT two success
I've weeks, commencing on or before April
etth, 1919.
By order OF the Court.
LUCICS 2 FULLER,
Assiatanr ClsI L
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RECORD. Ameder. Hudson tws).
NEW JERSEY.
FLANAGAN. s. IL. Lieut., New Brunswick
EARLEy. T. B.. scret, Brown Mills tws).
FLbMINGLoss, James, Arlington tws).
HUNTER, Thomas, Elisabeth twS).
nuRFFl Frank. Holiinssworth (wS.
WALKER, Thomas l.. Penns Grove (DD).
NEW YORK STATE.
RILEY. Judson, Malone tws).
WATTS, James T.. corp, Olean CWS).
CASEY. NJ F.. Seneca Falls twD.
HuNT, W. j., Hoosick Fails tws,. '
Ht'NTER. Frank j., Nevbursh tws).
HUNTER George, Pepacton awsl.
JOHNS, Barry j.. Oswego (WS).
MsGuLRE, Eueene j.: Lancaster tws,.
MATTHEW'S, Albert W, Ta,cviile twS).
SMITH; William j.. schsghticoke tws).
TOkDOWSkI. Joseph, Buffalo tK).
NORTH CAROLINA.
cANTwELL. Paul Langley, Capt, VIII.
mington twS).
DONALDSON. walter N. Kannapolis
ooss. william NJ. Chapel Hill tws).
NORTH DAKOTA.
BERG, John O., Now Rockford {wO.
CoNGDoN. Cecil L.. Jud (w).
CAvANAUGH, johnson, corp, Den.son
ESsELSTEINE, william, corp. Lancaster
ELLAE. Edward G.. Cleveland twU,.
FLOoM, william G., North Canton (ws).
HCNTsMAN, Howard j., Spencer Station
KoEnN; Charlie, r. Toledo twg:
MILLIKES. James r., Bremen (WS).
W1LIMAS, J.. Alliance (DA).
SMITH. William c., Cleveland tws).
OKLAHOMA.
HUFF. Douglas D.. corp, wister tDA).
BROWN, Lloyd J.. Killings (wCl;
Griffin, hcsrie i' g. g. Ma 9Ta NtSws,
JACKSON. Adlai A, Wade IwS,.
RICE. Granville F., Apache (Ws).
OREGON.
HEFFERMAN, Edward. Portland tws).
IOST. Fred l., erosion tWCi.
PENNSYLVANIA.
JAGoRs. George e. Capt, JOhn.'own
AEGAERMAN. Cation. Lieut., Bedford
coNNELh John Philip, serf;.. rhiladei-
MATHYER, Werner John, corp. Warren
sKELToS. Rober, C, corp. Oklahoma
COMFY, Martin J.. Orphan. tws,.
F0REMAN, wiiiiam j., Delta VS. o''
GABRIELLE. joseph. Philadeipha tws,.
JOHNSON. Roy F.. Phillasd l. (w).
MAHoNEY Raymond j., Fottsvine twsj.
METZ St;1;,H AloeTt H., 81; Msrys .%Si rvs,
REDMOND. william H., Tullytown tNS).
RHODE ISLAND.
JOHNSON, George E. Providence (WS).
sAURIOL. Cherries, Providence (wsD.
SOUTH CAROLINA
GRAHAM. James H.. Pinewood twSl.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
BELTMAN, Nick, Platte tMJ.
TENNESSEE.
DAVENPORT. Cornelius G., corp, riah-
HENpERsoS. lie. r.. corp, Boyd. Creek
KEENAN,. Homer, Humboi, ODD.
TEXAS.
sEvEY, Ray, sergt., Glacier tw).
HODGES, Scion. Malone (WS>.
HOOD, Joel r.. Houston (wU).
PIPPIN. James E. Argyle tWs).
UTAH.
HUNTER. Roland s., Salt Lake City twsN.
IRVINE, Alonzo r., Salt Lake City tWC).
MCMAHON. William IL, independents.
VERMONT.
HURLBuRT, Ray, Waterbury tws).
VIRGINIA.
McELFRESH Russell NJ. Portsmouth
tDA).
GRIFFIN, John D., corp, Rinssold lws>.
MAXWELL, Isaac D., Whitewood tWS).
MYREs. Charles H. Maggie ODD.
POWELL, benjamin.. Bristol (WS).
WASHINGTON.
BARRIcK. Roy A.. ziilah (wS).
WEST VIRGINIA.
HEATH, Harry Hazel, Rowlesburg (Dw).
WISCONSIN.
| DRAGER. August Grover, sergt. Oshkosh
(wS).
vAHos. Toney Pete. sergt.. milwaukee,
tMb,
BRoUILLARp. Leo Sylvester. North Kau.
kauna tWSl.
HUNTLEY. Robert L., Hayward (ws).
JOHNSON, Classy, Scandinavia tWS).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Ireland.
The sun., 1919-04-26
Losr. FOISD AND REWARDS.

LOST leather eases. about !" inches
In length. containing about * cye-
glasses sad spectsc'cS, lost IN 'aNicah 1T
Grand ceutrs, Terminal; Initials on cases
T. II. p: driver please return and r""el"''
$50 reward 20 me SATlONAh CASH
NEGIST'FR CO. ti7O HoSdws",
500 REWARD FOR return ~ Diamond bar
Pin, left in httinR room ~ SakS CO.,
atth -. a Bway: communicate With Mr.,
PRATT. Jeworv Department, John Wan
amaxer, New York.
The sun., 1919-04-26
PROPOSALS..


PROPOSALS FOD QUARTERS ron
Eight Married oficers once quarter
master, West Point. n Y, Sealed rroposai =
will be received here until - NJ, April g.
1919, and then opened for construction Of
Quarters for Eight Married Oflccrs. In
formation on anniica'ion
The sun., 1919-04-26

GALLARNo, James, kirkland, III.
HASBROuCk, Harold, Marshall, Ter.
HATZlNGER. Leo F., Columbus Wis.
PREZZ1A. Giovanni, Chicago.
KILLED N ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Prlvates.
kUNOFSKY, Isidor. 4s5 Kinsdaio st..
NORRIS. william A.. Lindsay. Okla.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED, DEGREE UN-
DETERMINED.
Sergeant.
PHILLIPS. Lawrence, Oneida, Tenn.
Private.
LAKE, CorOctt. Hartford, Ky.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
Private.
ZOLIGA, julius. Southampton. n. Y.
KILLED IN ACTION, rREvIoUsLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
ROSA, Isaac H., Port Jervis, n. Y.
Privstcs.
DOWNS. Cecil Roy. Cleveland, Ohio.
PARTRfCK.. Sim e., Bull. Ala
SCOTT, Graham f., Huntington, Ind.
DIED OF WOUNDS. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
ENCEMANN. Carl O.. Eureka. Utah.
SMITH, Eugene, syosset, N. y.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
McFADDEN. willford, Jr,, San Antonio,
Tex.
Sergeant.
HOBART, Harry E., Ludlow. VI.
Corporais.
BOYER, Give A.. Tebbetts No.
CLARK, Oren. Eaton, Ind.
HART. Dan ~. Tacoma, wash.
SCHA1ER, Edward, Pittsburg. Pa.
WRIGHT. Arch c., Montevideo. MINI.
Wagner.
WHEELER. Eiwyn s.. Hollis N. II.
Privates.
Antilles, Otto G., Audobo. Ia.
GRAMAS. Sidney Glenn. Rosalia, Kan.
BRlsTER. Harry L.. Burkhart. Ohio.
BROsK. Charley, Leavenworth, Kan.
CAMPBELL, Francis Elliot, Bridgeton,
cANADY. Isaac L.. Reldsv,iie, y. C.
CHoUNoS, George, Seattle, WASH.
CLEMENS. Raymond, Defiance. Ohio.
CLIFTON. Leary. Freeport. Fla.
CRAIG, Frank r.. Coal Creek, Tenn.
cRIswELL. Charles. Martins Ferry, Ohio
CRooKsHASKS. okley p, Cornstalk, w
cRowFooT, Carl. Rising Sun, Ohio.
DENARO. Charles, S7s Cleveland st.,
DicKGSsoN. uurshcn B., Asher, Okla.
DoLAN. james L.. eco W. 10th st.. New
DoSovAN. Edward p. Dasge.t. Mich.
DCMONT. Henry T., Aurora. Ill.
p ~? q, paTiok j.; Prooslins; Mass U.s.
FERRARI, visiiio. Central Park. y. i.
FIFIELD. Henry A. West Thornton. =. II
FREEBERG, Oke c., Houtndsle, Pa.
GARGIsH, Nitro. Allison. Pa
GRAHAM, Percy Charles. lis ". soth st.
GUALriERi. Frank G.. 4o7 n. State ct.
syracuse, y. y.
HAMiLToS. Joseph r. Hector, ARR.
HARRoD, Scott, Millville, Ark.
HARTER. Harry C., Marshalltown, Ia
HEALY, Denis. San Francisco. Cal
HoCkMAN. William, Accident, Nd.
HORAN. Joseph A.. Terryviile. Conn.
HUssMAN. Albert. Hoffman, Ill.
| IRWIN. George W. Fayetteville, No.
IvkoyIC. Jovon. Wall. Pa
JACKSON, Oscar, Susanvil'e. Ore.
JACQUES, Charles H., Portland ore.
, JASPER Rudolph j., Ienedy: III.
JENDRo. steve, Flensburs. MINI.
JOHNSON. The odore, Rothsay. MINI.
JONES, Arthur H. Philadelphia, Ia
JOPP. Samuel l.. Chester, Pa.
JoRGENsEN; George; Wsukesno: wis.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS.
ING IN ACTION:
KARoLEwICz. Stanley NJ. Milwaukee
KIEFFER. Horac. NJ. Fleetwood, Pa
kSCMaRsi I sSsspn SeM e YORK Mi Ssn
i.A JEUNEssE' Eugene A.. Lowell. Mass
hh hEffl 49 Wilbur l Sorfois. conn G1%
MCMILLAN John A. Emmett, Sich.
MATUszCzAk. Lawrence Andrew. Buf.
NAVE. Michael j.. $50 York ST.. Jersey
City.
The sun., 1919-04-26
Casualties Corrections.


The following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix 10 the regular
casualty lists at the request OF tie sew
eral press associations:
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
Private.
SM1KIEI, John, Buffalo. y. Y.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Private.
Kv1ArKosKI. Alexander. Miiiers Fails.
MasA
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED
FROM WOUNDS.
Private.
MILLER, Dan W.. Stanton. ". d,
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Private.
ABRoITz. Anthony, Philadelphia. Pa.
RETURNED To DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED OF DISEASE.
Private.
THRASH, Emory L.. Clinton, Okla.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED DIED.
Corporal
WINTERS. Marvin G.. Smith Mills. n. j.
Prfvates.
ANDREUccI, Salvatore, Caporciano, Italy.
ARMSTRONG;, Howard. Richmond, Ind.
ARTHUR, Oslo e, Montgomery, w. Va.
KEEFE. william. Hoosick Falls. N. y.
DIED FROM WOUNDS. PREvIOUsIY
REPORTED DIED.
Corporal.
COLABfSE, John W, Bellwood, Ia.
DIED OF DISEASE. PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED DIED.
Private.
BETHEA, Thad, Dillon. S. c,
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED.
PriYates.
BAR, James H.. Salisbury, Pa.
BERNER. Ray B., Glen Carbon. Pa
The sun., 1919-04-26
MARINES

ILLINOIS.
PHALEN, James f., Chicago Ky.
MICHIGAN.
APFLEBEE, Edward George, Flint tK).
NEW YORK.
HILL. Ralph orien. Pottsdam Ky.
PENNSYLVANIA.
DORSEY, Howard Swier, corp. Phllade
phia (k).
The sun., 1919-04-26

PosTERIvo. Camille, Chicago.
PRATHER, Henry c., Flora. Ill
PRoCHNow, Arthur A.. ~atertown' Wis
s SNIFF Is ssr. 81 H. ha TsnnU.ss. Mi
SMITH, John A. Kingston, Ark:
sOUTHwICk, Chester M, Trenton, ". j.
sTEpRY. James; Chicago; >,,,,
wisBMAN. Charles w. Marston, Mo.
WYATT, Vaughn c.. Greensboro. Nd.
WYMAN. Arthur c., East Boston, MASS
YORK. Hugh ~. Ritohey. Mo.
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
KEEEGER. George H.. Boonviile, Mo.
Private.
MARsTILLER, lloyd r.. Eik,ns. W. Va
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Priystcs.
AYREs. Lolcn, Glencoe. Ky.
MCBRIDE, Clarence L., Lawton, Okla
PENNY. Samuel, Conroe, Tex.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
McCLANAHAN. Hartwei Thomas. Mar
rows. Va.
wILLIGAS, Edgar l., $50 18th ST., Brook
Ign.
Privates
BROBERG. Sven, Quincy. Mass.
CALVIN Alvin T.. Marion, ind.
CAPUANO. Antonio, $685. Holland as.
New York.
COATS. Simon. Pschuta, Mis-
CONWAY, Albert j., Dunmors. Pa
CYR, Syivio, Hsmiin Me.
DOELLE, Henry, Baltimore, Md.
FARQUHAR. Thomas Philadelphia
0ABERT, Roland. Sturgeon Bay. VIA
GEDDES Charles, Nashua. n. II.
| JOHNSON, Anton G., Main Rock, via
JONES, Jesse L., Redwood. W Va
kALAMEJA, Joseph L., Buffalo, n. Y.
LAWLER, James p. Bsla, Pc.
LEON, Rudolph. Tucson, Arix.
McBEE. Lawrence O., Kansas CITY. Kan
| McCULLoUoH, Gus. Maryyiile. ~
MCDONNELL. George f., PhiladeiYhiA
ROONEY, Raymond r., San Francisco.
| ROSE. James f., Clute, W. Va
SABOSSKI. John. Scranton. Pa
! SCOBEE. Harry, Perry, Mo.
/ TIETJEN, Benjamin. Staphope. Ia
| vANDERHEIDE. Peter. Suliy. Ia
! vILLORDY. Anthony. Old Forge, Pa:
| WILLIAMSON, Henry j., Philadelphia.
| zIRBES. Wesley F.. Dubuque. la.
RETURNED TO MILITARY CONTROL.
| PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
| IN ACTION.
MURPHY, John j.. %48 w. <sth e.. New
York.
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SIMMER CAMS.
JUNIOR PlATTSBURG, Lake Champ!ain, NY

Motion pictures Of NE training activities
OF InorJ than 500 cadets In tho two lels
ca nnps are shown daily from i've 20 six 81
Junior Plattsburg Onae. Z. t'th StEssi.
New York City,
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SANDERS, HENRY--In pursuance OF an
order OF Honorable John p. Cohaian, a Sur
roEate OF the County OF New York.
notice f. hereby given to all persons
having claims against Henry Sanders late
Of the County Of New York, deceased, to
present the same. with vouchers thereof.
10 the subscriber, at her place OF transact
'ng business the once OF her attorneys.
stsnchnsld & Lery; No 10 BROADWAY.
before the ?5th day OF September next.
Dated. New York, the goth day OF March,
1919 BERTHA SANDERS, EX"cutrly
STANCHFIELD & LEVY, Attorneys for
Extcutrtx. $40 Broadway, Manhattan, y. 7