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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18

Results of Brltish
War Risk Ins,,rauc.

. gnqer the mar insurAa~e scheme Of
~ british goveYnment for wr;tirg
.'sHs IN merchant vesgela yroml,,rne
ssseivsq aggregated s3gz. 58z .9a7 whjIa
az s@ ~ ssssa.ned amounted . ses4.-
tysl'e' ieaylag credit balance in
'*s'r Of tue bureau Of si2s, i09,z7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18

The Cone Export & Commission Com
pany yesterday advanced indigo drills
one cent yard, while also raising
prices for khaki drills, indigo shirt
ings and ticksngs> one-half cent a
yard.
According to tho American Consul at
Malaga, Spain, the Chamber Of Com.
merce OF that city desires catalogues
covering all lines of trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
RI,SINESS NEWS BUREAU
Tribune Binding
l54 Nassau Street y
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes TO RESPONSE
,.',sv IN. the accuracy or authenticity of curb
MARIE, quotations. transactions and prices
Yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
Buyers Now in Market

Demands for fall merchandise, :"
said James Herff, of Stern Heineman
Herf, manufacturers of infants
and children's apparel yesterday. "un-
questlonably viii tax the producing
facilities Of manufacturers here. Buy
ers are in The market now and many
retailers have written in for fall cata-
logues. In many cases it would be
possible to sell almost half of a manu-
facturer's output through catalogues
alone. In our trade the buyers for
the retail stores frequently purchase
their entire seasons supply III their
first order Our styles do not change
with the rapidity that they do in the
Women's cloak and suit trade, and the
buyer who places an order early gets
the style that lasts all season.
This year, though, the buying may
come little later as the manufac-
tuners have not yet received all their
finer goods from the mills, and some
of theh best samples hhave not been
made yet"
Mr.. Herf stated that the big rise
in prices for infants and children's
outer garments which has taken place
III the last three or four years has
not kept mothers from indulging their
desire to see their little ones well
dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
Mothers Want the Best


In spite of higher prices,' he said,
the women Of theh country are buy
ing better quality than ever before,
and from present indications the height
OF luxury and expense in infants and
childrens garments has not yet been
reached. In short, we cannot make
our merchandise too good or TOO ex-
pensive.'
In the infants dress industry the
spring season, Mr.. HerF said, is still
on, and even at this date recorders are
being received from retailers There
is shortage of labor in that branch
OF the industry, and deliveries are fire.
Quently d month late. The samples
for fall lines of infants dresses have
not been made vet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
Basic Com modities
May II,
METALS

reported fin a.,
price ""o VI
The sun., 1919-01-08
1S MORE WIN HONOR
BY GALLANT DEEDS
New Jersey and Long Island
Soldiers Among Those
Awarded Crosses.

Distinguished service crosses have
been awarded for bravery in battle to
the following men by Gen. Pershinr:
First Lieut.. Ohio Hamilton, deceased.
Of the Twenty-third Infantry. In the
attack near ST Eticnre- aux Arnes. on
October he led his company through
machine g7lu and shell fire until he got 1t
BY good leadership into an advantageous
j. e.tiou. and th3N sent platoon TO
flank a machine gun that had he'd up
his advance, continually encouraging his
men ly his gallant example. lie was
killed by a shell While returning from a
reconnaissance. HIS wife. Mrs. Emma
Hamilton. lives at Lincoln avenue,
Woodside l.. J.
Second Lieut.. John E. Mitchell, de-
cea sed OF the Twenty-thrd Infantry.
, In the attack near st. Etienne-aux-
Arne. he led his platoon through heavy
ma chine gun and shell fire with supreme
| disregard for his own safety and de-
strcyed several enemy machine guns.
II WAS killed on reconnaissance. His
mother is Mrs. John Mitchell OF Cedar
hurst. l.. ].
Sergeant william Sartiof. Company
A. Second Engineers. near Medeah
Farm showed extraordinary heroisn
when he assumed command. although
wounded. OF his platoon after the com
mander and the only other sergeant had
heen wounded. He made a reconnais-
sance Of the position the platoon was to
occupy under heavy shell fire. and re-
turning conducted 1t to the position
without the loss Of man. He then
remained with the platoon for forty
eight hours. His home is Hackensack,
y. J.
Private John u. Moore. S. S. L. 554,
drove his ambulance to points beyond
| the advanced dressing stations under
intense fire and helped litter bearers
in exposed positions to carry in the
wounded. His home is Haddonfeld. n. ].
Others decorated are Capt NJ. H. Peck.
deceased. Petersburg. Va. Major ]. J. r.
Steiner. Montgomery, Ala. Lieut.. j. II,
Spa ford. deceased, Baltimore, Md.
Corporal Herman l.. Hansen, deceased.
Nicolaus. Cal: CORPORAL John n. Gra-
ham, Washington. u. g. Private Roy l..
Gooding, West Haven. Conn. Private
Richard l.. Townsend. Bryn Mawr, Pa.
| Corporal Herbert A. Cross. Pontiac,
! Mich. Private Monroe Ellet. Huntington,
Ind Private Robert E Geyer, South
! Bend. Ind. Sergeant Donald r.
| Green. Washington, ID. c.: Lieut.. Teree
! y. Hendricks Nashville. Ga. Capt. Rob
/ ert B. Hood Hutchinson, Kan. Private
| Frank Settle. Ward. w. Va.
The sun., 1919-01-08
KEEP W. s. s., MUNR0E URGES.
Last Years Issue Need Not BE
"FiIled In" He says.

Holders OF War Savings stamps are
urged to retain them until they mature
in 1929 in a statement issued yesterday
by Vernon Munroc Assistant Director
Of Government Savings. He explained
that last years issue did not need to be
"nlled in" in order to have value anu
said that many pcrsnI-' apparently had
the mistaken impression that they
should dispose OF their stamps now for
cash IL their certificate was without It's
full complement Of twenty stamps.
The now stamps OF the issue Of 1919
have been reduced In size 50 that they
are just half as large as those of 1915
said he. They may b. purchased at
auy authorized agency during January
tor Sii2 the price increasing one cent
Il month. They come due January l.,
lg2i at s..
The sun., 1919-01-08
Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

Following transfers and assignments are
ordered: -
To take ene,t 1901 A. NJ. December 81:
Edward T. Higgins from Division OF
National Defence Especial war PAYROLL.
to 9th Surgical District. indefinite leave
Timothy ID. Leblanc. from 9th Surgical
Dist TO 18th Surgical Dist.
PATROLMEN
TO take effect 1901 A. NJ. January 6:
From Div. OF National Defence Especial
war PAYROLL. to commands indicated. in
definite leaves Of absence are hereby re-
Charles r. Nickel. 80; william ]. Van
Petit &C. John Shell. 90: James Dargan.
training school
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMES.
Joseph F. Brawley, 36th Prec., TO Head
quarters DIV, TO duty In record room, 400
Mulberry street. for days from a. NJ.
From precincts indicated TO Headauar-
ters Div, to clerical duty in office OF the
chief clerk for days from A. Nj.
Louis Grey SO; Harry Horn. 40: schuy.
From precincts indicated 10 Sd Insp.
Dist. to duty in raided premises from 4
NJ, January :. to S A. NJ. January Is:
Daniel Haggerty. 4; Dennis Doyle,
Bridge.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
Tho following leaves or absence
authorized. without pay:
PATROLMEN.
Philip wabrug. eth Prec.. for day from
i2:0l \. NJ, January o.
Michael Delaney, lllth Prec. for day
from =. NJ January 3.
Henry Eberle. ll6th Prec.. for l day
from A, NJ, January 3.
RESIGSATIONS.
The following designations are accepted:
PATROLMAN
To take effect ~ p. NJ, January 6:
Anthony j. Terra No. 4S52. 7ith Prec.
SPECIAL PATRoLMEN
Thomas II: McGec, No. s3l. with G. W.
TO take effect December 81, with Brook.
lyn Cooperage Company:
william FIavin, No SIS; Martin Walsh
No. esq; james Farrell. No, 54O Bernard
TO take effect December ~, with United
states shipping Board:
Maj rigdor, No. 7si: Thomas f. Baker
APPOINTMENTS.
! Appointed az special pstrolmen:
| John +, Sweeney, No 594 with Roman
| Catholic Orphan Asylum Society. Decem-
70 take effect December 81:
I James Connors, No 249. with Calvary
william II Genet, No. SIS, with Sea.
mans church Institute.
/ Martin J. Foody, No. $40, with Philippine
f National Rank.
! with American Sugar Refining Company,
! Timothy Callahan, No. sos: John Smith
, No. 675.
with National City Company:
| John J, Martin, No. $50; Robert Wal.
! lace No. 1s7.
/ With Wooilawn Cemetery:
I August Feick No. 794; William PAIL
/ No zoe: Felix A. Schroeder. No. 267.
DEATHS
! The following deaths have been official,
: reported by the War department.:
pATROLMEN.
Div Of National Defence Especial wa,
payroll; Killed in action somewhere ir
/ France;
! Albert Jusns. formerly attached to 2st
| PrPc, November II,
James A, Swan, formerly attached tC
! corn Proc, November s.
| william +. Hopkins, formerly attached
! to LIST Detective Dist. October IS.
The sun., 1919-01-08
ARMY.
(Day Report)
NEW YORK CITY

BETHA. John. $50 West st. (K).
6RuNo' VincenEo, 10 Mscdougsll st CsD.
CISSHD. Joseph, 2l2o Third sv (k)
FRAQuELL Louis. 4ss w AID ST. DWo
MURPHY. Timothy A. rs f. led st. (Dw).
fhoElslERo, Garmine. 81 waldrOn st. Co
RHODES. Van, lis w. Issth st. Dw).
soEnER. William l., IS Norris av., Jamaics
STLIIXAN. Stephen T. Richmond Hill Dw).
"LhENlNE, Edward. 500 Third av (k).
ALABAMA.
BERRY. Noah C.. Collbran (pw,
DtNSON. Henry. canoe (MD.
FLETCHER. Eugene. Brent (K).
ARKANSAS.
AAXyPPE DE YIN r. Augusta CDw).
sA" fEfS' William A. Tyronza (M.
CALIFORNIA.
DOHERTY, John w, Oakland tMl
GlBBONS, James F., Los Angeles fNl
POWER. David W. Chico (Mj. ''''
STHAAP; Frank p, Sacramento md.
ICRSEh' harvey. santa Clara CMD
ILLINOIS.
WoLTMAE, Walter W. Quincy (Mn.
kAuFHOLIIT. Henry Anthony. Chicago (DW)
LOoS, Ernest A. Quincy (D.
PROCHAZkA, Joseph g., Chicago (K)
SPA IER. Edward s., West La Sale (DWl
ZAKRZEWsKI. John s, Chicago (KJI
INDIANA.
ELLIS. Fred Howard. IndianapoII, TX,
SADplSON, George H., South Bend (MD,
IOWA.
HRUBEs. Joseph NJ, Britt (K).
KENTUCKY.
HoSKlNS, William ", Hoskinston Ky.
ROYCE, Bryan, Columbia (DW).
STuBBS, william c.. Covlngton (DW),
LOUISIANA.
ETHERlDGE, John A, Crew Lake (K)
RICHARD, Ramie, Grand Chenier (K).
MASSACHUSETTS.
RINETTE, Wilfred L., Lowell CND,
HURLEY, Vincent T., Maiden (K1
JONES, Charles II, Northfeld (AD
kELl.lHER, william F., Brockton (DW).
SHEA, William F.. Fall River (DWJ
FUTILE, Chester Percy, oxford DW).
MARYLAND.
ROSWELL, Henry H., Rosaryyflle INV,
CARR, James L., Baltimore DW)
DENNIS, Maulden, Elkton (k)
SMITH, Walter j.. Baltimore Dw),
MICHIGAN.
BUDKO, Fred, Albion (DW).
HUSTON. Walter L., Huston AD
JOSkER. Nicholas, Grand Rapids CMl,
, WEITZEL. Henry r.. Bay city CMD,
MINNESOTA.
NELSON, ANel L., Ronneby (K)
NOWACk, Fred C., Big Lake (K).
MISSOURI.
CARRIER C.. Joplin ND.
CUMMISKEY, Eugene T., st. Louis (K).
MELDRUM, Henry. sikeston Dw).
MONTANA.
FRANKLIN. Irwin C.. Bercall K)
LUCAS. Cornelius j., Manhattan (AD
SCHULTZ, otto j., Soiners (MD.
'WELBoRN. Harvey f.. Smoky Butte (K).
The sun., 1919-01-08
HE'D ON SHIP FRAUD CHARGE
Anderson Is Accused of GettInv
100000 for Urs.,, p..,

BENJAMIN H. Newman. traffic mana
gen Tor the Metal Export Company of
America 50 Pearl street. appeared Ds
complainant before Ma gistratn Sweetser
in the Tomhs Court yesterday against
Frank W. Anderson, president of the
Central TRANSPORTATION Company, II
broadway, who vas held in $4,000 bail
for examination January II on a charge
OF grand larceny.
After contract had been signed for
the transportation Of freight to j.. ance
on the steamship FoPOta. Il is alleged,
Anderson said the ship lad been rcqli-
stioned by tho British Government and
proposed another contract at a higher
rate. the freight to be taken on the
steamship Juliunne.
1t Is charged that on May "a, 1918.
s34,43S was paid 10 Anderson as an ad-
vance for the shipment Other ship
pers paid advance freight in excess of
100000, The complaint says 1t is al
legged that the Julianne never made the
trip to France,
The sun., 1919-01-08
ELECTION NOTICES

81 49, -.
TiCE OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT II
DISTRICT. was NONE. ...'.,,,,' ND
THIRTY SEVENTH .ALDERMANI'G his
That 1T appears upon such cs,,r,,,
canvass that the whole number ~ w
given for the ONCE of MEMBER 0F I r,,t''
SEVENTH soANp al 2LpE AhLMDEHhME H;sr, TAlRTT
Sly thousand four hundred ana tweivss AZ
WILLIAM J. DrLTHEY re.
ceived One thousand aud
PATRICK ii. 1.ARNE'Y re-. ~"
ceived -Four thousand SIX
hundred and seventy-one .e-,
JOHN DoNoHCE received ono
hundred and forty.....,... In
or which there were BLANK
Five hundred and fifteen Al.
or which there were VOID
forty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
The number Of general bauo,. otl!
tested as marked for identifeation" pre-,
which were counted for the several o., %. oi
9 Mna yTsed thereon for tho once OF MINI.
THIRTY SEVENTH ALDERMhSX;EI,tH M IA "a
TRlCT. was NONE. DIS,
FlFTY-FIFTH ALDERMANlC DISrpiit;,ro
nnst appears upon such estimate ana
canvass that the whole number ~ -, Nv
given for the once OF MEMBER OF 4 7,tss
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, FIFTY. rrtTfii
n;,LpEKMANlC DISTRICT. was Tn rtsah
thousand eight hundred and mn
or which a. -
JARED J. CHAMBERS received
Five thousand two hundred
and twenty five ....... RS,
LOUIS j. ZETTLER received '''-'
Slx thousand four hundred
JOHN Hiss received on. $500
thousand three hundred and
L. SETTLER received SEVENTY. -''''
or which there we're BLANK Is
SIX hundred and eighty. seven ts,
VI which there were VOID
one hundred and Ave.. 1O5
The number OF general ballots - -
, ,.sted as marked for Identification" ali o,
~nlch were counted for the several and.
dates voted thereon for the ofice Of MEN.
BER OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN FlisTV.
ffiErH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT. va,
That '.''.' y
EDWARD F BOYLE
V H6 THE Va. G 5iiA Nl'MnGR OF
THE MUNICIPAL corRT' F S0Si,.. r. r r re-
TElcT' BOROUGH OF MANHArTAN
80, @. GRANT EsrERBRooK
BY THE GREATEST NuMBsR ~
NJ -, was duly elected JUSTICE -
rRlCT. BOROUGH OF BRooKLYN o''
THOMAS II. o'KANE
n6 THE GREATEST NUMBER oP
'
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN NfvrI
ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
PATRICK II 1ARNEy
BY THE GREATEST NI-NBFR ~
| VOTES. was duly elected MEMRrR Gr,
THE BOARD OF ALUERME%. 'THirry.
SEVEN TIL AI.DERMANIC DISTRICT
That
LOUIS T. ZETTLER
B6 THE GREATEST NUMBER or
No lies, was duly elected MEMBER ~
FIFTH A1DERMANIC DISTRICT
We certify this statement to Ne cor-oc,
and have signed the same AZ Member, ot
the Board OF Canvassers OF the CIV "
New York. and sttesteJ by the Secretary
thereof this Thirtieth Day Of poc,rubf-,
one thousand nine hundred and oiEh'een
JAMES KANE Chs.rmar
JOHN r. NOORHl~
JACOB A. LINISGSTON
Attest
MOSES NJ MCKEE.
Secretary
The sun., 1919-01-08
CREW FACES HUNGER PERIL.
Assistance Sent to Men of Wrecke d
Schooner In Labrador.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Jan. The crew
OF the fishing schooner Arizona and the
people of the little settlement at For
teau Bay, OH the Labrador coast where
the schooner was wrecked. are in dan
ger OF starvation unless aid IL sent
them Immediately, according 10 a tele-
gram received here to-day from the cap
tain of the schooner.
The Arizona is owned by the Clouces-
ter Fresh Fish Company She was caught
in the ice in the Straits Of Belle Isle ter
days ago while hound from Green Bay
y F., to Bay of Islands, y. r., to take
or cargo OF frozen herring.
An ice breaking steamer has beer
sent 10 the scene.
The sun., 1919-01-08

The life of Mrs. Henriette Cohen OF
SIS Longwood avenue, The Bronx. who
has been unconscious In Lincoln Hos
pital since January 4, probably was
saved yesterday by her daughter, Miss
Rose Cohen. IS. who underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for blood TRANSMISSION. which the
physicians said was successful. Six hours
afterward her mother regained con-
sciousness and has since continued to
improve
The sun., 1919-01-08
Drops Dead in Theatre Lobby,

man believed to have been Joseph
Kohn Of 5l0 Fast Seventy-seventh
street dropped dead Yesterday in the
lobby of the Orpheum Theatre, 1863 East
Eighty-eighth street, as he was waiting
for the doors to open. Death was due
to heart failure
The sun., 1919-01-08
NEBRASKA.

NEBRASKA.
WARREN, Clarence l.. Fairfae,d Dw,.
N'"'' 80 i"'''''' '''
NEW -1IAMPSHIRE.
Etopr Aradto por,.,,ou,h M,
pETRy Gnrito;n '1 Rr"ntI,n,e y" TX,
NEW JERSEY.
u,vr, r,u..s = a., Co., =, ,sr..v
city (K).
kNOBLlCk, Henry, Oak Ridge ODD.
MaS h'Sho' Joseph "a Avenue A. nason"o
RrBIsH. Victor E., sos william av., Hobokei
M
NEW YORK STATE.
BENSON, Gustave, liz Simmons7av., Cohoes
,,iSiMIi;~cu,u r,,,. ~ - u.,o 49,
Laura I'M tD,
Gcob ih,yi" ~ uaxn,,In, IN ''''"' N>''
i,IrStp,s V,,na,, WSnn,I., uoslrn f,,
MAaTiSEy. RcnIpnin No,,y,eindaIr IN.
rOiiiSSCIN t,arry I'm, ~ - Tnm,~,I sv NV,
poIti ~. nat'' 49,, 'Shtrui aN'
NJ ~ "'t"'ohu DE- l'V' seymour nv .uVn
s,mhinNs t..,.- :, ,,., r.r-,,o, INV,
st LLINAN' Nicholas Genoa ln'
SNuru ,,un,r~,
cuApNA< Jn,,as "a T,y,orsy,ro ,nw,.
MAYES. Ivaa ;, oxford (Dw).
North nAxor.
MCLEAN, Duncan, westhopo ,Mo
,,.,. oh'o.
bENSS wuiIa,,' youna.,o,a ",
DEW. william E., Mapiehcight tKI
G0HDoN. carl Finley tk).
IiEiLMAN, oscar T., THIN tM(.
Mr,I!RR, Leroy II, Newark tM).
s,M , E.I. ia Ia ~, Ceina tM).
gCti!arEi, IN en-, = y founEs,oTn NC W
STEVENS, jess Leroy, South New Berlin
M.
MILFORD. John T.. Bowling Green (Dw).
"lNNER' Edward, Cleveland tM).
OKLAHOMA.
i r96Sf T !, r. Albert L.. 1.eedy *.
nu,p'u 'N''
- onb"oN'
HNNoE' John X Enterprise tM',
TENNShLNaNIa.
HRlNDLE, Elmer j.. Barree CDW).
GElGER. Israel e, Export lDW).
It.t,i Az An Miliiam NJ I'm adt lphla lK
KRAMER. John 4. Johnstown tDW).
LANE. sam. bolivar tKl
I,Nt'CK' nayld II S,ouH s,oo ,1s,
Moss ioorna' ~ "nuM sh"r NJ
SALIVA car,r,r % WnIo,rhio az,
SIDrER' + " DanyiiIa ~ ''''' ~
RHODE ISLAND.
KELLY William. Providence tK).
SotlH CAROLINA.
HAM, Henry Is Georgetown *,
MCKINNEY, william Garney OK
SOUTH DAKOTA.
TENNESSEE.
MMA .sE;H raul, Erwin !DWl.
The sun., 1919-01-08

WASHINGTON. Jan. The following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department
The sun., 1919-01-08

NHltl Sieih
, Present.
Commissioner John r. Voorhis,
Comm ssloner Moses NJ Mckee,
Commissioner James Kane,
Commissioner Jacob a. Livirgst on.
Comm missioner Voorhis moved that the
Commissioners of the Board OF Elections
organize as the Board Of Canvassers OF the
city Of New York and that Commissioner
Kane he elected to act as Chairman OF the
said Board of Canvassers.
Question put by Commissioner Mckee
and unanimously carried
The constitutional oath Of ONCE as Mem
| her and as Chairman Of the BOARD Of can
vassers Of the City OF New York was ad-
ministered TO Comm ssioner Kane by Com.
missioner Mckee, Secretary. Board OF
| Elections.
! The oath of office as a Member and as
, he City OF New York was then admins
tered by the Chairman to Commissioner
The oath Of ONCE as Member OF the
| board of Canvassers of the City OF New
York was then administered by tho Chair
man to Commissioner Noorhis.
The oath Of ONCE as Member or the
| Board OF Canvasscrs OF the Guy Of New
York was then administered by the Chair
| man to Commissioner Livingston.
The Chairman requested the secretary
| Of the statements of the County Boards Of
| Canvassers OF the Counties OF New York,
| Bronx, Kings. Queens and Richmond as to
the votes cast within such counties for
| candidates for City offices, required to be
| filed with the Board Of Elections by the
| County Clerks OF said Counties. pursuant
to the provisions OF Section 40. Chapte
| %, OF the Laws OF 1909. constituting Chap
| ter II Of the Consolidated Laws.
| The Secretary reported that UP to this
| time no certified copies had been received
! Commissioner Livingston moved that the
| Board adjourn until Friday. December 6th
| 1918, at II o'clock NJ.
! tion.
| Carried.
The sun., 1919-01-08
VOUNDED SEVERELY GREENHOUSES
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.

REPORTED MISSING IL ACTION.
Corporais.
ENGLER, Marshal H. sedslia. Mo
RAY. Walter. West Point, Ind.
Privates.
REST Georg" F, Philadelphia.
CARTER. Wallace. leamau. Ky.
ELLIS. on. Clinton, Tenn.
FALANSkT, Guido. Racine. Wis
gibson. Cleburn. Polk. Tenn.
GOrGER Frank G.. Frsnkston. Tor.
KEEToN, Hugh, wills, Okla:
KERR, STANLEY I. billings. Mon
LEWIS, william A. Royne city. Mich.
LYNCH. Thomas J.. Cleveland Ohio.
Mullins. Albert, Myrs. Ky.
MI. sos, Albert =, Shakopcc MINI.
Petersen. Alfred. Jackson Mon
EnSEMAN, Harry Mount Hone, W'
SMITH, Philip 6. Carlyle, III
WHITE. Claude, PatmoS, Ark.
REroKTED Missile ~ ACTIoNj.
Corporal.
MYERS, Samuel G., Max Meadows, Va.
Privstes.
EGAS Charley. DORIS, No
ENGLisH, william Z, Fremont, Ohio.
GEIGER, oren +. Fayettc. Ohio.
HORST. Eugene C., ST Louis, Mo.
KEASE. THOMAS j.. 800 w. i+7th St.
KNAGGs, r., see Grove ST.. eJ-ey City
KULPENsKY. wnlIam c. WOonsocset r. I
McGUIRE. Francis. Jr.. 1888 Lexington av.
Passaic. y. J.
MANGIS. Chris o.. Oak Park, H.
FOOL. James II, Falston, y. {.
schebIer. John F.. 2i' W,ckoff ave-. Brook
sCiHaRANDT. stephen A., Phnadelphis.
SENEGAL, Adolph, Providence, II. /
SIMMERMAN. William A. Lockland, Ohio.
WALKER, Floyd n, Ackerman. Miss
WEBSTER, Jack, Boston
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Corpornls.
FAlINSTROM, Elmer F., Ualva, III.
HEMPHII.L. Paul Tilford. indianapolis.
iIiIlkY, Msman, :5s GSin,c% st. :. Y. C
ShSLhR' George M M nSsns''0"n' o.
DAMON. Chester R, Caldwell. Kan.
ALLEN. Joseph Er'' f"ni.. Tex.
BRA>CATo. Frank. 800 Illery ST., Brook
CASH: James Georgetown, Tenn,
DACUs. Adam, Davidson, Okla.
DARNELL. Charles, slant, Va
DERR, J. G., La Plata, Mo.
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