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New Britain herald., 1919-10-21
Given Freedom of City.

In opening his address May Quigley welcomed the several hu drcd delegates to the convention a gave them the freedom of the ci He extended them a welcome not or as city official but as a brother mel Der of the lodge. New Britain h undoubtedly been the place of 1np conventions than any city of it's si in the state and for that reason it h been given the name of Conventi City by many of the fraternal organ Zations,' he said, adding, "I am sort however, that fraternal organizatio holding conventions here have not proper place to meet, but some d when the officials and business men this city lay aside politics and d down to business we will erect one the largest and best auditoriums inc StatC''
New Britain herald., 1919-10-21
May Hold Up Message.

The conference was not in session when MT. Lane received the com- munication, having met at 1N;i , u. m
 and adjourned at the request Of the labor group after two resolutions had been presented. It was said the let ter might not be presented to the conference immediately but held in reserve to be used only when danger of the conference breaking Up be-
New Britain herald., 1919-10-21
COWLISHAW ELECTED|
 AS GRAND PRELATl
Emanuel Cave of Bridgepol Chosen Grand ChancellC iu Charge of All Lodges Conn. District.

"A man Of the type that address the senators in Washington yesterds saying that he would not fight for country or home and would not defel his wife in case of attack, should n be allowed to mingle in the midst the loyal citizens of this country, a it is up to such fraternal organizatio as the Knights of Pythias to drive hi to Hell out of this country" were { words uttered by Mayor George
 Quigley at the opening of tho 51 anniversary convention of Knights Pythias in Vega hall, Arch stre' this morning.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-21

(Nontinucd on Eleventh page.)
New Britain herald., 1919-10-21

Washington. oct. 1-President Wilson, despite his illness, took d per sonal hand today in the national in dustriQl conference i0 an effort to avert d break which is threatened as ;l result of the inability of the capi- tai and labor groups to reach d satiS- factory agreement on the collective bargaining issue.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-21

' Dictates Long Letter.
 In" a 600 word letter to Secretary Lane, ,chairman of the conference, dictated from his sick bed, the preSi- dent outlined his views as to the con- ference situation. The letter was inn mediatcly dispatched to Mr. Lane, who, it was explained, was to use It at his discretion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12

th0urh lNu Rocker viii iu all
probability rrroycr and although
her husband lH not iifclcss form,
thr wife docs not know hts tate.
knows only that hr l4 behind bars.
hat officers have roughly refused.
her permission 10 sec her mate.
who iH n criminal, too, In the eyes
~ the law
FERN Rocker displayed effects
NJ mental strain brought about
hy her misfortune. ku thorr up
hruv,lN under what she considered
trouble OF appalling proppr
tleu And when she attempted to
cnr" for aud quiet Garland Leroy
nrod . months Mrs. Hooker told
her short story
4 can't imagine what ever led
Rill 60 try such a thing" she said
II cunt see any reason for t.
liill was working and We had no
financial troubles This man scott,
hr li'cs rirhi over there and she
pointed oui a room I'm a house
fcw rods uff lie may have been
the Cnu-" ~ A. | can't imagine
why lill would do IT,
u went mp to the jnil and they
wouldn't let me see Inl ! heard
he had been hurt Some hig Iel-
low mp there told me / had no
business scoinE him and that he
ought 20 be- dead I can't see
why th,y should treat me. his
wife Ike that I haven't done
ANYTHING
'rul has been good To me and
We get along fine Ito has hcon
lriNmr truck hero And npppr-
entity stunned hy the blow. the NJ
tIo wife could say no more Her
only tu,nur4o 10 tn wait
TNsuu is aged ~ white Rocker
is 90 wars nll Both wives np.
pear Co lr Younger than their hug-
bands \yirhhurs ~ tho Rockers
say TYSON. Rockers halt. brother
has boon STAYING M the Hooker
home for several vooks Seiph
lnry said tho thrrr men residing
within q radius of a fcw rods. had
been .hunmy for some time.
Thursday morning tn Rockers
amt TNsuU hnf breakfast al Q
o'clock md tho two men then loft
according 'o ucirhbu.- Nothing
more WIS heard from them unit
EuUlturs landlord notified Mrs
Raok'r ht" ir tho afternoon that
hrf husband huI hcrn hurt"
Mrs Rocker Be- said tU ho popu-
Jar among uoichhors and iv rr-
fyr,,1 'o MS 90 l"ynr'r llflc wom.
nu The Rockers rcylic In a small
huuer bon roar uf llu W.s' Brady
scott occupied n room Iu % house
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
TWO RED FORK C0UPS
IN 2 YEARS END BAD
Rohhcr,, who Robbed Institution In
1919 WCrc CHught and money
Returned Intact to lhnk.

For the second iimu In two years
the Bank ~ Rod Fork has been
robbed. but fpr the second umo the
robbers were captured and the loot
refunded
In 1917 two men pcrpctratri \
daylight robbery At the Red Fork
financial institution and for a time
made good their EoinwIy with more
than 500 100 cash After hot chase
they were captured and the money
refunded Co the bank
In tho present c.Sc there is \
doubt us go ihr value ~ the money
refunded Co the bank upon the cap
turr of the two who grabbed ih"
bills NyrisriuN 'BuUtshut from fh,
Red Fork arsenal fairly rIilvI tho
currency carried hy tho two robbers
and 10 |s said lhyf aune nt tho bills
are uriut'F shot into fragments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
TIPS OFF MANY DEALS
ADVERSE CRITICISM HEARD


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tho W" other W'n u mo-,
they lrd lu planning 'h' lyh'' . ''
stated los S.o'' home an W '"'
scott planned the rnlli" "'''' "nn
lnduCcd the o'h'iS 10 '' ,' 'I'
tools Ana sil|i % mlFh' h'F' '
that SCu''H feet 'EonIrn "' 'N'
eleventh hour ana lh'' h' IVY
traitor FOR HoIf pi",", 'I Nn,."'
theory IH thai n tho d'" h'a ','n
framed scott was iort'l .' ,'H
I'm" or have h's plan fhll 'hr"hfh
Sheriff Wool"y stated IhuI'1'N
night that Scott has tppru "ill','N
upon many occasion" ana 'h'l lh'
result of thls sub rosa lnt"r mhluh
has been many Huerr~ful rhld 'Y
Woollcy auNms deputies S'"'l ms
hcen tippinE me or 'u u'"'N '''',
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
FOHy of BmdHHusbandS
AppaNs Their Girl Wives

HrrVrcu soha mat she tried to
Fupprr.s ana while dnnblug al dry
cN"r with % tightly plut,urd hand
kerrhlsf Mra Ada TEsuu widow
uf PRANK Tyson. whose death was
the Hccund fatality rrsulluE fruu
the attempted H'd Turk bank rob
hory. last night told ~ sorlvr uf
miHfOrtuuoH which she blamed for
her hushnniH fiupl downfall mud
the disruption OF a happy home.
maintaining the while that Frank
has always been good until ho
started drinking ana drawing her
only solhCc from the surruW
ful protest of "A widow mother
II don't wee how Two cUIuiry boys.
raised on the farm, could think of
such u thing
WHISKY is 10 hlamo fpr II Rll. 90
said Mira Tyson "Mhllr we we're
I'm kansas Franl, had influenza
Atter he recovered ho VAS not
strong and did not p't glong very
well az his work Some NJ his
friends told him whisky would
brace him up and that IS the way
he started drinking
"lIe would take liltln drink
and then another and O. diiu'' 1k"
much unill 'ho had gone too flr /
pleaded vim him, hul he said that
he often got too far gone before
hc knew t.
after that he came 30 okla
homu to work For SOME time I
didn't hear from him aud then no
wrote that be- was boo TuIst ANA
would be- home SOON Tho chill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
TWO ARE KILLED IN
RED FORK ROBBERY
coN,LsLEn .llnM r.GE osE

'o"'iNi tD EHuh FACE oSE
ron AMI Hp.i-r wore hurried -
1yI.., "a, v.,i,.I .,t,,p,i,, Tho,
v,,. .,. -, t, .,.. .,..,t,. tan ut.,c
rI..i..,ra r,.DrJ ,n,'r wo,uj.
h,r.it no n.rg.l T...r US ro
iuu.rI -. t., l.N......Iu- A. SIrvcuns
, lraI.it. N.,r. nr lt,! a., I u',lorlJ
ItruE.r a,... ,,,f. 90 .lI a.ifr.vr
i., -.aurd. v,,r .,..pue Hnyu-
,trs !up.r.rr ..ll ,nlr. d, woIII
fr,urrr
hf"r gA.r.V g'uu'.y hpl return
81 10 Tus, with fnr 1850 wounded
H1rl, ..npr1lf.. together with Scot"
me p"l h'r .v.u I.a b. 100 Ia.. Pee
r"mcmhrr'i iNHf I'Ir''.r. had r"'
r'ru l.r.gnf.1 far "a" hoIrr|'d
back fn Rcd Iars FOO Una Na' hI#
deputy NpI s,"u lI'.1. u Dora 'rf ru.
I"rI'r H. H.I.1.' and IuIrre .1
b. DON causing instant death
IhN'l.' 'f', "hH hHl H"'n q
peace r''.'f -' 'fH''rr bF.ahNmt
for '.'T.. .."r. ~ F"rH WIa t'''i
hH ..f.. Hn.' H# 'br 'nnr'0. 1907"
n opinion af Reed l.'e iI.s hiding
p.a." .r 'r' H1'u we. directly IH 'h"
.n" "' '... H". "''n ih. rnnnrrH ana
'hr ....|f'# "'g poured deadly it'
"n ''' NHi|'.
I..'.i.' .H.- "1# removed 'u
'h" N""'' h. H".. HH r'.'HIisI
m'h'
''i'.'''." were n1' .n ih' N''ii"
'''.h when -h'i'' N""'."J ''."iF
'I VISIT I."n 3.''' '' l' O'Clock
100 Ih" H"' ''H' SCOTT ''inE 'hN
Two mon N".# "" Know ''i plan
.'I .''' ..h"''. 'i .'' "'nN 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
Auto club Meets.

Members ot the Tulsa Automobile
club VIII hold their weekly nnpndny
luncheon today at Hotel fCulSt g
T. stalker. who has JUST returned
from AN eastern "Trip on which he
visited several organizations Of mo-
torls.s, VIII ho the prnClpa, speaker
AZ the meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12

The hoiy Of Andy wilson. Of
Scymprc NO. who was buried alive
~ a sandpi' az he rr!c" Sand COM
rtny pits on The Arkansas river at
. ".'.och yesterday evening. viii be
taken to ms home az SrNwore for
burial this afternoon. 10y has father.
Andy Wilson. 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
HAS HE PLENTY OF THE FOLLOWING

Underwear, 81 80,
81. 81 so to 81 10.
Fdinmns, 81 80, So
tp 81.
Caps, 81, $3.50, 81
tU 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12
\ Medicine That Is Especially Pre-.
pared For Jud one Thing.

Jusl 'ry one bottle uf LAN-FlS
WITH rEPSIN for HahiWal rouat.
patton GUU.. AIt'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12

Hats, $3.50, 81. $3.50
Ia 81.
Knee Pants, St25,
Si.5O. 50 to 81.
Belts, SOC, 75C to
81 30.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-12

shirts, 81. 81 -. 81
to So
NcCkwCnr. Roc, SOC.
5bC To- $50
Hosiery, 55C, 6OC
To 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
Dpathz

ALLEM April, 10; HOWARD W , hus
80 Relatives and friends. also Pottowo,to-
mic n TroS No. "a Srrb O. 3ds M SaSs Sc6G0 M0
and employees of Elwood Antrim Hardware
Co. invited to funeral services. sun, =
p. m. 1910 Park Boulevard. 'amden, n
Also M services at MSdf9rd, , y Io,,d f. 'hGrrn Gnn
Matte Hf.TExEEtpER 81 At r7,r Green st. Aprl
10. JOHN Y. ALTENEDER RelatiNas IS and
friends. Columbia club, Columbia. Pho, o.
GO. and all other Organizations of which
he was a member. invited to services. Mon:
p. m. Oliver II. Bair Bldg. $50 Chestnut
ST. Int. Nj. Peace Gem.
.APPENIELLER. April o. MARY, wife
Cornelius and Catherine Strain. Of Termon;
County Donegal. Ireland Relatives and
friends. s. Patrlck,s p. V. N. sodaltty !, ~: ~
pierce s. '5@d and Morris sts.i. Solemn high
mass OF reGu'"m st Edmond's Church J." a
M Int Holy cross Gem. Auto funeral
Rh!LEr --Apru .. IVES LEY, son or iai"
George aud Iarrott W Bailey. ased 80
No. 300. p q 5. OF A: Phladelphia Com
funeral funeral services s1t, y, M. 3sI. FAR,
mount a'::. Int. r,ernwood re,n. Friends
BESsER April $. SIMON W husband
az aged Is Ryatiyes Sss' and rrends. I1Yai order
q, Si%0S T. Q. $ 5, Of \ ST. ST. WsTd WGd Hspabrssn
Tssideuce OF mother, l747 S. atn st.. Cam,
den. y. J.. In. Evergreen Gem. Friends
"2W ToY Yf! A0rti FA "i,s Is NARY Il mRrrp widow o,
John Boyd. Relatives and friends invited 10
s5' 5u"S FaIs os schGSIGiII. int, T. privats Nj
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

u. Watkins. 1919 Ridge avenue; James
Flanagan. 5lJ1 Parrish street Benjamin
Torg. 232l South Eleventh street An
thony Mnla. 1927 South Twenty ninth
street Clarence ID. Manuel. 1886 Reed
land street John Keller. Richmond and
Hcdlcy streets; Robert McMaCkin.
5i2I Thompson street; Ernest Il. Wag-
nor. 1907 Paramount avenue; Felix Me-
Laughlin.. 2JGJ Kern street John Il.
Mclaughlin. I210 Saybrook avenue :;
rasqualc Muccigrosse, 1918 Paschall
avenue; John Wilson Paxon, 1422
Mount Vernon street.
There arc 0II names on tho nation s
honor roll today, and 1913 Of them arc
from this state. According to the War
Department. this brings the total casu.
altics reported todate to 2S2 ,34S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
PITY BOCHE POLICEMEN!
Yankees Chase Them Along RHINE
to Secure Helmets

Paris. April 3. 3.--,correspondence OF
fine Associated pr"ss when German
officials in the cities occupied by the
Americans issued orders for policemen
to don their prc-war uniforms theE
didn't realize what an attraction bo"he
helmets have for Yankees.
German policemen were rushed an
along the Rhine by Americans VINO
couldn't resist the temptation TO cap
t,lrc helmets from the. heads OF i've
Germans.
As a consequence Of the onslaughts
made upon the policemen. American Of
fccrs asked German officials to discon =
tinuc the use of helmets. Ordinary
caps are far less attractive than hci'
NETS as targets for snowballs. ana
peaceful German policemen are now
able to walk their beats in safety and
quiet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
FOUR ADDED TO LIST
OF SOLDIERS DEAD
Besides These, Philadelphia Is
Home of Twenty More Re-
ported Wounded
GRAND TOTAL IS 282,348

The War Department made public
two more casualty lists today. The re
port. which is made up of minor and
major casualties. many Of which al
ready have been published. also con
tains current deaths and injuries and
corrections to previous reports. In the
tables. as in the ones issued Yesterday.
tho names Of many Philadclphians ap-
pear The overseas army death roll
for th" city today follows:
kilI"d in a"tion-CorporalS William
f. Lewis. 0S3 North Sixty sixth street ::
Castor i. Radios. 1927 Locust street ::
Charles G. Windsor. 80 Durfor street
Died of accident or other cause
Private Peter Loughran, 2GO4 Pine
street.
Corporal Lewis originally was re
ported wounded and Corporals Radios
ana Windsor previously had been re
ported dead. with cause of death unde-
tcrmincd.
Other men from here listed in the
pornI Edward thojnacki. 24S North
Twenty first street. who has returned
TO duty after being absent from his unit
some time. and Privates Nathan II
Jolly. 2232 North Oriauna street. and
Harry Geigcr Newell, 13lS North Six =
ty first street. and George p. Dougher-
ty. 1J4j South Twenty ninth street.
who are missing.
Captain Charles c. Boyd. 1912 South
Fifty first street. is among the wound
cd. Nineteen other city men are
wounded
Wounded severely corporal Knut
A. Paterson. pa West Ontario street
Private Petro Papa. HIS South Fif-
teenth street.
Wounded slighty--Scrgcau Robert
Morrison, 1864 SHERWOOD street: Prj
Yates James Joseph Lctrh. 1906 Fitz
gerald street: William j. Mckinney
4532 Linmore street; Joseph II eese
3l34 Boudinot street; Albert A. CARR
CHAN. 224 West Haines street; William
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
DEATHS

$50 y. M. 5o22 Wakefield st Germantown.
Int, private Remains may be viewed Sun.
''VWA VWALTTooSS. .GThrd. day. Fourth Month s,h.
ANNA n. WALTON tnee Livezey), wife o,
Thomas u. Walton. aged ~. Relatives aud
friends invited 10 funeral, SeNen.h.daN.
Fourth Month 18TH. z y. NJ" near Three
train from Reading Terminal at Amber, sta
ton Friends Meeting Grounds. ,..,,,
wEBER.-Fourth Month Sth. .RErHtEi.
CLIFFORD. son Of Mary A. and la Charles
w Weber aged 40. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral -Seventh-dsy, . u. m,
S0G4 Richmond st. Int private. Omit flow.
WELKER. April - MARIA A, well
?, hm NJ, residence of son, John II. weiker,
WELSH. = Apr 10. JAMES HENRY
residence residence Of H daushtsr. Mrs. W. IT,, swartz,
iOo LANDAU road. Llanerch. Delaware
county, Pa. Int. private.
WHiTESEL.--April 10. ADA H.. wife OF
Alaernon whitesel aged 80. Friends may
view remains Sat. eve, 61o3 Chancellor st.
int Cha harottesvlle, Va
WILLIAMS--April 10. formerly Of 2Qit
n. Franklin ST. JAMES R. husband Of The
late Pearla Williams NEE Cross). Rela-
Sat, D. M. at Baptist Temple. Broad and
ELEANOR. wife Of Walter i. Williamson
Stever. aged 25. Due notice OF funeral will
be given. residence Of parents. Afa4 Greene
st, Wayne Junction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
ENLISTED PERSONNEL
KILLED In Action
PRlVATE-Julius II Hagman. state col
lege
WOUNDED SEVERELY

PRlVATE-Julius II Hagman. state Col
lege.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
PRlvATES-Nathan c. Bolich. Mount
Carmel; Raymond Nash, Wtsmer,
Wounded. Degree Undetermined
SERGEANT--warren NJ Huber, Parker
Mus1CIAN-Edgar J. Cutler. Mercersburg
RINATES--Augustave Pasduoralli. Puts.
burgh; John Turner, Meadow. Ira {, Albin,
Euclid; Eugene e. Woisard Pittston
Wounded slightly
sBRGEANTs-Frank J Moran, Johns
Lam n. Watkins, 1919 Ridge avenue. Phlla-
delphia; James Flanagan, 5l5l Parrish
CORPORALSHBe Jamln Torg. 232i South
EE.eyenth = street. Philadelphia; lanes ~
clarence u Manuel G858 Rcedland street
James HSRT
HHEEGShHESK&Ssnt9 MaTi19 htseuTsR Iols Epve
., ,rRIvATESI,Msrnard =, TatriclS Rradley,
TIhSsnaTIdo2h; IdSl william j.; LqSas ESa. Fsgre |,
XeW lIGthi"htig;; TRomss Walsh: wa erma3
amdS TanS B5rE Hshgs %HH ESg RSR HS
cr, McMecIin, 54@7 Thompson, street, ,rhiIn-
13phg WiIiaW sheardl, ~! M"Jiren!5 T. ScrSg
nu". Philadelphia. Howard Warren. \"rr,s
,2wp RP6cr, ~ ECIlns laqr"i rhomas a.,
Goeli:z. E'singtoin: elLT McLiaushltIG 20" go"
r&ta, jGhn u, AIarEos. M,<s.%;snposr,,. MeH Ne,
Guesne. Pasquale Niucrigrosc .4sia p,arrhal'
avenue: Phiiad ,lphia, John Wtson raMffG}m, f}i,
Stm,ford IT, Rhoads L. banon: Charles F.
Mnser' R%adins HarrN Eu'Iis iascdb Ib,'',S
Weller, Lancaster
Missing in Action
pRIVNTE-I;rorge r. DOughcrtE, lji5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
PENNSYLVANIA
OFFICERS LIST
Killed in Action


OFFICERS LIST
Killed in Action
LIEUTENANA-Ear Il. Rain. BirdsOoro
ENLISTED PERSONNEL
Died OF Wounds
BIZ. From SGadeh n and oher
sERGEANT-,John q. R"hkuElGr' 0berl,n.
PRiYATEslSPRS5T Ro5e PTjsPRMsEh sRHSsh Ear nfrP5 E
Wounded Severcly
CoRPoRAI.-Ennt, a; Peterson. Pa West
PkiNAI tiS--C narles MenEne. Pli'sbu.gh
Angelo. siarsmele Pittsburgh, ,'"ryonH Mar,
teenth street. Pniladelrh,a
Wounded Degree undetermined
MECHANIr Antonio lupknSH I}oHoy,
wilkes Barre
wick; cloyd J MannIn, Newport, Frank
9se 99soeRPoKATs- Rober, Morrison. 4aet 81
yerwood street. Philadelphia Dewey Thomas.
YkEHHY!cSr' M%rso" s@ hr.1f5r5 Ss.nSs
renkl, Homestead: William pennv BeGnetl.
sRGtEm bursR james Joseph Lett:h 1905 tzserad
street Philadelphia Wuliam J Mck k!nrel.
1Si%ens. s.''i FSyetfs Gity. LAYTON t. M@rTh.
stroudsburg: Hymen MeInck PittsOurgL
ntahell fnet L. PittsSuTs6 sSnag6 ,hsrias " M"oi9
Royalton; R9bsTt Morris Dubois sro5ir, r55iir.yN
slSynhlae; SiSyphaet; wiiaml iacSb paul Pi:shurgh
1essph Reese $l$s Boaainc, s,rsG PhiIad% Tdh; e
spess CstasAuuua, George N rrTo"; Grsefns, sfds,
burg; Albert \ sarriSS3antI * Wes, HainE'
f.amey. Trainer: Luther George McLaugh!in
Harrisburg; Blaine Mast. Rimer, MaX G.
Pittsburgh: Lawrence Albert Morton. .I+an-
nette: Robert Tibbetts Ayoca' james Joseph
Shea, Tamaqua.
Missing in Action
PRIvATES--Nathan H Jolly: 2232 North
orlanna street. Philadelphia. Harry Geiger
deiphia; Daniel Sullivan. PittsburEh
Died From Accident aud Other Causes
PRIvATE-samuel Lauver, Mount Pleas
Died Of Disease
coRPORAIc--Ross @. kiechel Eorthamp-
Nit -slCIAN-.Tohn w. Stahl. 2113 North
Park avenue Philadelphia
PRIVATE---LewIs Lseks 1872 South Ban
croft street. Philade pha
CHANGES IN STATUS
Died of Disease. Previously Reported Died
From Wounds
PHlV,ATE,-Wscisw Cies,cEp Fri. n,o.
%6RPoRhi.swsasros r ,Eados. lo2! l.,
Gust street Phusdelphia; Charles e. Wind
PRiVATEs-Thomas M9nstacho. shenan
Died Died Previousls Reporfed Missing in Actio'
& PRIVATE-M!ke Rapko, Canonsburg
Reported Missing in Action
PRIVATE-Frank B. Teeter Noun. Po
! rono.
Returned to Duty. Previously Reported Miss
inK In Action
CORPORAL. - Edward Chopnacki. 2i'
North Twenty first street Philadelphia
5 PRIVATE;S-Joseph r. Hurst. Browns
vile; Criah J. TarCks, toplaN
NEW JERSEY
Died of Disea Sc, Previously Reported Diei
From Wounds
PRIVATE--James FOrnek, l269 Atlantic
avenue, Camden.
A second list given out today include
the following names:
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j eCIOUSER--23
PENNSYLVANIA
OFFICERS LIST
Wounded Slightly
@ CAPTAIN Charles e Boyd. l2l2 Sout
& Effty-first street, Philade lph,a.
LIEUTENANT - Harold /. Reese. Ma
hanoy City.
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l87 LISTED IN DAYS
CASUALTY RECORD
Ninety-rwo Reported Dead, In
cluding Ten Killed in
Action
81 VICTIMS 0E DISEASE
81 VICTIMS OF DISEASE

Washington. April 11.-Anothcr
army casualty list containing 4SG names
ninety two of whom are reported 'ead
was released by the War Department
today.
The complete list of officers aud men
for Pennsylvania is given below:
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
TTRNYMOR AlANncar
lWORIDS GREATEST HOTH SUCCESS
OCEAN CITY. \. J.

Westminster Ky. Av. near Beach Elev'
water. sl2. 90 up wkIy. 81. 10 up daily. C. Buhrs
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TYPisT. ExPERIENcED
wANAafAKER's y

y fr,aitx. GOOD ,xsaea @',ies ~ co,,r}.
opsrsler wanted: p so5' iedssr o< ~
: ~ s,'ss sss''i3''' q s ss sss s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

STRAYER'S The Best Business School
sO7 CHESTNUT ST.
Teachers wanted-Postions waiting. Free
reRiRt'n for College and Norma graduates.
Modern Teachers Bureau. 1909 Market st.
KirschbRum School Of Languages and Bureas
Of Translntlop. Inc. 1924 Chestnut st.
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EDUCATIONAL


SHORTHAND AND BOOKKEEPING
Our graduates are In constant demand. Good
pa wing positions await you. Gregg Short.
hand, the easy. speedy system. Complete
night classes. Intensive training.
Enroll any time. Gail or write
~ forsful particulars and Catalog
6OsS0 PHTLA, BUSINESS COLLEGE
WyS and COLLEGE Of Commerce
1917 Chestnut ST., PhiIadelphia
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R.turp.d to Duty Prey yiously Reported MISS
"''" Ing In tctiOn)

PRINATES-AnEelo Bel Avoco, Lonn l.
Iuhna Washinstou. Milton katH.hnlsA az, Ap,r
T",5inr. Stanisiaus J Mularsh. P!tlSbufgn
William d Xiesche. Pittsburgh NiIiam |
Luubrum Hanover.
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I 4 i t0skIfoN.-- Wanted expfrioncod fertilizer
raie96itp. acquainted with Esonefisanla er
;;sa5 Sss lsss "S sss iss. sAs 's'-s'
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BENCH HANDS--Experlcnced men on in.
terlor finish; 4S hours per week Apply
9th and Tioga sts
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OTTINGER. April 8. HARRY H., hus.
band Of Emma Ottinger tnee Elliott. aged
81. Relatives and friends invited to serv-
Ices. sat. 2:3O p. m. son-ih-iaw's residence.
Trinity Lutheran Gem. Gtn. Friends may
call Fri, 80 to 9:3O d, m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

A second list given out today includes
the following names:
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

GRAEFE April !. CHARLES l.. hus-
band Of clara Graefe inee Shultz). AGED 40
Relatives and friends. also all orERniza tions
of which he was a member. invited to fu-
neral. Sat. = p. m. 1l01 Levick St. Lawn