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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13
TRUE & BLANCHARD CO..
NEWPORT Phone VERMONT
The People Who Sell Tires TIRE iIa V Service VIC

If sell a sell key nails
the best features his purchase
nails, nails
WORTH but half the people who buy Tires do get their
rarely gets pays many who buys good
value because he does understand how for
or properly use a lire
miles Neglected alignment
troubles and
Service remedy these troubles that honor
hobby
Good and Good will help
all they pay and then some
big Packard just garage Chicago We
Cord NonSkd what he wanted for
Cord only showed his front wheels
miles there through
Barring accidents the
of of GOODYEAR TIRES
today Tires FROM that's why hit almost
ask for3ox3 7x5Cncher Straight SIDE
Non-Skd Plain
July biggest had but August
bigger still If need Tire have chance
That's all ask
DILLON LENS make night driving pleasure. They re
bitches
price, size and well slip them in for Your
money satisfied
coming Newport Chautauqua-ts great pro
gran-py full week of good things Don't fail call in and see
US when you're here
Wiring, Ranges, Sweepes Washing
Machines Irons Toasters G anything else in the electrical
Roofing Nails Wire Fencing, ETC. Splendid .stoci
right here
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
Chautauqua.

Thursday of next week is the OPEN
ing day of the Redpath chautauqua in
Newport. The men guaranteeing
this are now selling the season tick
cts. Have you got yours? If not
they will appreciate your prompt at
tention.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13
Much Truth in Her Remark.

In a Western court a certain man
was defending himself in a suit for
divorce. ashes unreasonable" he
contended. adding, "why the other day
she called me the LATEST man in the
world because 1 threw a kiss at her."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13
Church Notes.

There will be no services at the
Congregational church Sunday.
At the Methodist church the pastor,
Rev. Coontz, will preach. The mid
week prayer meetings will be resum-
ed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13
EAST CHARLESTON

Alice Cushman was quite i'll last
week.
Mrs. Henry Roberts, who was quite
Ill, is improving.
Charles R. Wolcott left Monday for
Edmonton, Alberta.
Mrs. Meacham has returned from
visit IN Adams, Mass.
L. A. Parker of Fitchburg was a
caller IN town last week
Muriel and Ivy Bashaw have fin
ished work at Island Pond.
Irene Seavey spent the past week
with relatives in West Burke.
Laura Whitehill of Bloomington
spent the week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill Lewis visited
relatives in Waterville the past week.
George Fox and Will Locke and
family spent Sunday in Barnston, P.
Mrs. Smith of Adams, Mass, is a
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Meach-
am.
Robert Schoolcraft and Clyde Bush
aw have gone TO the Canadian North
west. 81
Eugene Gray is taking a trip
through Massachusetts, and other
states
Mrs Walter Hand and daughter of
Island Pond are guests of Mrs. Lottie
Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck and two
daughters are taking vacation in
New York.
Leon Hinton has bought the village
house now occupied by his father
James Hinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Chase of Nor
gan were guests of his brother, Geo
Chase, Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Ide and son of Bur.
hngton are guests of her mother
Thomas Boutau.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. W. Buck and Bea.
triee Buck visited friends in Water.
vile the past week.
Mrs. Nichols and son, Howard. anG
Mrs Nichols father of Morgan arr
guests at Guy Pages.
Topic for c. E. prayer meeting
August II, How Do Men Sell Then
Heritage" Leader, B. G. Morse
Beulah Kelley has returned to he
home in Derby after spending a few
weeks with her uncle, Parker Kelley
/ Mrs. Harry Kezar and sons, Berni,
and Kenneth, spent the past week a
Ayers Cliff and other points in Can
ada
Alison Trip and family visited rel
atives in Maine last week. Thei
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Darling, re
turned with them
DR.. J. B. Cushman returned from
Montreal recently and IS now in tn
Orleans hospital. He is little NOR
comfortable at present.
Prof Rockwell of New Yorl
preached a very interesting sermon
Sunday morning. Rev. W. Carol
preached at Westmore.
Mrs. E W. Buck entertained tn
Christmas club at her home Angus
5. Refreshments were served and
very pleasant afternoon was spent.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13
New Fall Coats

bought of H. Black Company makers of the Celebrated Wootex Gar
last May when thought would be possible
advance high prices allows
Coats that other merchants who the New York
Cheap will obliged their cheaper
The Black Company buy their materials that
obliged the market pay higher prices
being asked today and they figure profit
materials
and raise their prices long they have material left
None the Coats bought last May bought the
paid price
Buy WooItex instead of the cheap at
almost the prices
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs George Benware and
two daughters of Coventry, Ernest
Benware of North Troy and Roy Sin
clair of Lowell were guests at e. M.
Pickles Thursday afternoon of last
week
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
G. W. Collins, Pastor.
Morning service, 1880.
Bible school, noon.
7.30, union service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 100
p. m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13

While the Fall Shoes
Miss House
this second market since spring the of her
This will New during
the week and from this time will New Fall and Winter
like the chance
very first of the while the styles perfectly instead of
Each the buyers increase
August September of months for
and shall show complete stock during
he of August.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-13
New Furs

stock of Furs already bought early for spot cash. bill
paid months before the sale the loves
possible prices The first shipments always from the selected
demand the
will only increase the but will make
very the higher prices.
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NAMES UNITS TO COME HOME.

Assignment for early convoy home
of additional units OF the American
expeditionary forces, comprising about
10000 men, is announced by the War
Department Included are the 13lst,
1920 and 1880 Field Artillery and the
111th Ammunition Train OF tho 3Sth
Division, consisting OF Texas and
Oklahoma troops.
Other units in the list are the s9th
Aero Squadron and medical detach-
ment, 18th and 18th Battalion Head
quarters and 4th. 18th, 35th, seth, 57th.
sad, S3d and saith companies. all OF
the goth Engineers; 61st Field Artil-
lery Brigade Headquarters. 321st
Field Battalion, Signal Corps; ord
nance Casual Company No. 3, quarter
master casual companies Nos. l and ?.
Base Hospital No. Is; 34th, 35th, seth,
I'D, 18th, nth. 18th. 18th. S0th and
S1st Evacuation Ambulance compa-
MES.
Practically all companies Of the s7ts,
Engineers and remaining units OF the
Goth Engineers. not included in previous
War Department announcements, have
been assigned to early convoy hoyae.
These, with other units. on todays list
comprise l57 officers and 4.343 tnen.
They are:
Regimental Headquarters, LIST BsttfaI-
ion Headquarters and Companies A, 3.
c, d, T. and + OF the 37th Engineers;
Headquarters, LIST Battalion. rnedical
detachment; 1st, I'd. Sd and S6tn COM
panies. 10th Engineers; Base hospital,
40. Go; 18th. 14Sth. 657th and ejsth Aero
Sauadrons: list. I'd, Sd. 4th, 11fth. 30Sth,
314th and 3I5th trench mortar batter
les; cement mill companies 1Sith and
227th.
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GRIPPI, vincenso, Old Forge BsfuugA, p.
CURING. Augustine, Pueblo. Col.
HfNEY. Michael j.. f., villanova. Pa.
JENSoN, Walter H., Underwood. MINI.
JOHNSON. Leslie r.. Beiyidere. Ill.
JONES, Carl NJ, Kenton, Ohio.
JONES. John f.. Arlington. Va.
KAISER, Irwin j.. LouiGyille, Ky.
KELLEY, Frank c.. Bethont. Ky.
KLEIN, Robert L., West New York, n. J.
KOCH. John. Two Rivers, Wis.
kRISER. John E.. Morris, Pa.
LOTT, Joseph. Buffalo, y. Y.
0'NEIL, Charies. Newark, N. ].
PICkEREII.. Robert D.. Cimmaron. n. n
PLiSkE. Thomas f.. Stevens Point, Wis
P00DRY. Sherry, Akron. n. Y.
PRICE. Lauren X, Gilman City, Mo.
REA. Charles D., San Juan Capstrano. Cal
READMAN, Bert. Benverdaie, PA.
REED. James r., St. Cloud, MINI.
REESE, Edward NJ, PhiiadelphiR. Pa.
RHoER, Charley, Webster City, lows
RICE. Floyd A, Mount Pleasant, Mich.
R0HR. Elmer p, Massillon, Ohio.
SCUIILA. Charles, Concy Island, n. Y.
SHEMP, Alexander, keota. Col.
SMITH, Robert. Meyersdaie, Pa.
ToMCL.ETZ, George, Mckecs Rocks, Pa.
WALKER. Robert. Livingston. Tex.
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FENSTER, Joseph. Carmel. n. J.
eSoss n H. 4 ra s:sss:. t F.
GRIFFIN. wiliian. Cleveland. onio>
HAYES HAYES. H o%es e. sec c,n aSss W. y Va.
HOLMES. Oliver W.. Cleveland, Ohio.
JARDIN. Randolph. Elmhurst. n. Y.
JENNINGS, Frank l., Quincy. Ill.
JONES. George c.. Granite City, Ill.
KERN, Joseph B.. Willow Grove. Pa
MrGI0NE, Edward j.. Portsmouth. Ohio.
o.6oHERT7. william ' u. BsTeoaiyn. 4. Z.
o'RoARK. Edward NJ. Clarkson. Mich.
PAGE, L. Roy NJ. Hamilton; Md.
PALMER. John A., Berlin. N, II.
IERIL.L0. Louis. New York. n. r:
pprEsipP Is Edwin G.. Columbus: Ohio.
FLIsKE. Cassimar r.. Michigan City, Ind.
HUMMER, Harry D., Hope. Ark.
fOMPEI, Giuseppe, Rome, Italy.
I0RDON. Stanley Russell. Detroit. M1ch.
PORTER. James J.. Farminzton. No.
POWELL. David J., vayland. s. d.
RADARAUGH. Elmer T., Mas"ntown. ". Va.
REFsIAAND, John O., Sioux Rapids. Iowa
EEIGSAME, Earl W., Sunbury. Pa.
Rifle, Perry NJ. Champaign. m
RIDDLE. Newt B.. Lynden. Wash.
EILEY. Charles r.. Mendon. Mo.
RISER; Lloyd W. Puyaliup, Wash.
LOCKE. Herman O.. Troutviile. Va:
RUSSELL. Peter A.. Brooklyn, N. 7.
hlAN. Edward T.. Cezenovia, N. 7.
SMITH, veru, Linton, Ind.
STEINAANN, john j., woodside. n. Y.
LILLE. Amos Sylvan, Mount Vernon, ohia.
TISS0T, Rene, Philadelphia, Pa.
V0LKNER. Joseph A., Hamtramck, Mich.
Winnings. Harry T., Haverlck, Neb.
WYMASS. John s., Andover. Me.
SICK IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
ED MISSING IN ACTION.
PRIvATEs:
CIAMPRoNE. Panerazio. Depew. N. Z.
cIPRIAEO, Joseph, New York. ". Y.
CoGLIANEsE. Antony. Jersey City. n. J.
kCEHFUSS. Emil p. Chicago, III.
NELSON, Carl, Bear River City, Utah.
PETER. Fred W., Bloomsbury, Pa.
PII4kERTON, John l., Mechanicsvira, Nd.
PLUMBER, Christopher c., Matthews. Mo-
RAPPAZ0. Giuseppe, Albany. y. Y.
REED, Emmons H., Denton, Md.
ROACH, David, Chester, n. Y.
RETURNED TO DUTY-PREvIoUsLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
CoRPoRALs:
CARROLL John P, Buffalo. n. 7.
KRAIL. Rudolph, Jersey City. N. J.
KUNI, William A.. st. Louis. No.
PETERSON, Peter s.. New York, y. 7.
SHERMAN. Edward. winstead, MINI.
BUGLER:
RICHARDS. John. Eransburgh. Alberta, Can.
PRIyATES:
Alta Casper L., Joeiton, Tenn.
ALLANSON, Frank, KoIbury, Va.
BUII4ARD, Schuyler, ST. Louis Park, MIMI.
CARIOSE, Tony. Norwalk. Conn.
CINC0TTA, Frank W., waltham, Mass.
CLARK, Orrie Albert, Phelps, N. 7.
GogRTER; Walter gloeminsd.le N. ].
DALTON. Earl G.. Portage. Wis.
ECKRoAT, Charles L., Bremerton, Wash.
GEORGE, Happy. Caro-. Syria.
GRECO, Louis, West New York. n. J.
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In5 ROLL o. HONOR
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KORAN, Michael. Santa Barbara. Cal
JACKSON. jesse, Uesoto. ga
JOINER. Arthur f.. Granhary, Tex.
koHNLE, Frank, Cincinnati. ohio.
kRAWoZYk, John, Milwaukee. Wis.
KUHN, Charles E., State College, Pa.
LA FAZlA, Carlo. Providence. Il. /.
fAREZzA. Angelo, Newark. y. J.
LoGSD0N. Robbie. Wheeiecs Mill, Ky.
LOMBARD. George, Hudson, Wis.
LoTAN, Clarence r.. Jersey City. n. ].
McCAII-STER. James X, Heber SPRINGS. Ark
MacNAUGHT0N, Herbert, Brooklyn. y. Y.
MACE, Daniel B.. Ridge. Mont.
MILLER. Jacob. Grrensbnrg, Pa.
MONCRIEF. Joe. Biackville, $. c.
MOORE, John Columbia. Pm.
MOVER, William j., Rehrersbnrg, Pa.
PARTRIDGE. John c., Oakland Cal.
PEi.NiT. Gustave j.. Breckenridge, Mimi
PtCIo, Luke. New Orleans. La.
PUCkETr. Sam ~. Cookyilie, Tex.
RHODES, Lester T., GREENWOOD s. G.
RITCiilE, Jesse T., Gallup. y. NJ.
ADAMS. Harold p, Langeioth, Pa.
ALLEN. Horace f., Madd:sonyile, n. ].
ANDERSON. Albert C., Ciarissa. MINI.
BR0SS, Anthony J.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
DUSCHA. John F.. Foley MINI.
KENNEDY. Thomas F., Boston. Mass.
NJ, CIsAEEN. Hardin A. Muskogce. Okla
MCCONNELL. Victor j., st. Cloud. Mimi.
- HAi \, John r., Taconic topn-
RONANDI. John, Carthage, n. Y.
TALLEY, John l.. China, Okla
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BAKER, Garrett, Rawi, ". Va.
HAUMGARDNER. Charles ". Pomsfoy. ohse.
BEARHART. James, Ginter, Pa.
BERNOTES Joe, Akron Ohio.
RRATT0N, Hubert H., Guymon. Okla.
CATERING. Dominica, washington, Pa.
CAULKfNs. Clifford. New Auburn. Wis.
CHRIsT0PH. Elmer E.. Chicago, III.
COOK. Harry E., Miles City, Mont.
CRAIG, George r., Finley, Ky.
DoLAN. Hugh F.. Jersey City. n. J.
JESS. Hugo r. H.. Milwaukee. Wis.
JOHNSON. Chris N. Moorhead. Iowa.
KRAMER. Albert j., Cleveland. Ohio.
, McNITT. Shirley A., Bangor. Mich.
MoGAvER0, Louis, Philadelphia. Pa.
PASSERI. Angelo, Waukesha, Wis.
SIMON, Clement J.. Columbus, Ohio.
STACHURsKI, Michael p, Chicago. IN.
TH0RDSON, John c., Hanska, MINI.
DIED OF woUNDS-PREvIoUsLY REPORT.
ED MISSING IN ACTION.
CORPORAL:
TIMM, Charles l.. Hamburg. N. 7.
PRADA. James v. Trip.. Sicily. italy.
SEAMAN, Allen NJ, Bolton Landing, N. z.
DIED OF DrsEAsE-pREvIoUsLY REPORT.
ED MISSING IN ACTION
PRIVATE:
CARLSON, liver H., Geneva. III.
pIED-PREvIousLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANT:
ROGERS, Newton c., Canandaigua, ". T.
PRIyATEs:
CARLSON. Carl Stanley. Mimi
OLIN, Charles. Marion. Ohio.
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DIED OF woUNDS-PREYIoUsLY REPORT
ED MISSING IN ACTION.
WOUNDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.

CORPORAL:
BUBBINS Walter s., Ferndaie, Wash.
PRIyATES:
ALLEN. Herbert c., Youngstown, Ohio.
AVERY. Ernest. GAINESVILLE, Iowa.
BAILEY, WILDER c.. San Francisco, Cal
EENK1S. Tony, Boswell. Pa.
RUDA, John, Worcester. Mass
CARPINELLO, Nicola. Newport, ky.
GIMBERT, Bryce c.. Grovertown, Ind.
HALL. John, Leetolia. Ohio.
IOEIE. Francesca, Newark. n. 7.
JOHNSON, Floyd W., Medina. n. I.
JOHNSON, Nels f., Washta, Iowa.
JOHNSON, Stephen, Bloomsbury. Ps.
JONES. Stanley L., -Crowviile, La.
HJPPERBERG. Peter NJ. Rush City. Nina
KLUESNER, John, Celestine. Ind.
NURKEWICz. Peter p. Toledo. Ohio.
F0LLAN, Governor T., Ittabena. Miss
RADLIFF. Edward c., Niagara Falls, y. 7.
RICCI. Rocco, Steubenviile, Ohio.
RoyETTI. Peter, San Francisco, Cal.
SIMMONS, Ohio B., Lone Fountain, Va.
WEISS, Edward F., New York. y. 7.
wENZ, Arthur. Chaska, MINI.
WHITE, Charles Wiimor, East Fuitonham,
Ohio.
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LOUDERMILK. Walter E.. De Leon. Tex.
MCCARTHY. Andrew, New York. N. 7.
McCUTCHEON. Walter A., Cad. ". Va.
McNAMEE Harry c.. Lancrch. Pa.
MAGARAKOS. Nicholas. New York. N. 7.
MANNING. Thomas J.. North Hampton. Mass.
PERRY, James NJ, Wynne Wood, Okla.
RUANE, Patrick E., Grand Forks, n. D.
SALIOME Frank R., Lowell. Mass.
SCHONHARD, Phillip c., Jackson, Mich.
TACKABERRY. John W., New York. N. 7.
WAGNER, John A.. Jenkintown Pa.
WALTERS, William O., Brooklyn. N. 7.
WEBSTER, Bolton j., Paoli. Okla.
WHrTESfDE, Horace. Catasanqua, Pa.
WHITLEY, John c., Fort Worth, Tex.
,, ARGALI,, Russell T., Ishpeming. Mich.
CARTER. Robert NJ. Bremerton, Wash.
K0NIECZNY, Karol, Toledo. Ohio.
PUCCINELII, Nicolo, San Jose. Cal.
RoUBAI. Frank, Iindenhurst, N. 7.
ROWE, Harvey j., Wiconisco, Pa.
Rudolf, Louis, Brooklyn. n. Y.
sTUBBs. Benjamin G., Mannheim, Pa.
TATAREK. Chester. San Francisco. Cal
TERRY, James A.. Sulphur Springs. Tex.
TRENTLY, William p. Archibald. Pa.
TRUJILLO, Encarnacion, Monticello, Utah.
SICK IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
PR1vATES:
DEvINE, BERNARD, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
. DICKINSON. Benjamin F., Grand Prairie.
Tex.
pURANT. Charles W. Sheridan. wyo.
HARTFORD, Ray T.. Colorado Springs, Col.
H0JDA. Joseph. Chicago. Ill.
KING. Herman L.. Wichita Falls, Tex.
M1SKIEL, Bronislaw. Nanticoke, Pa.
NlSBER. John, Chicago, III.
ROBINSON. Telfair, Magnolia, n. c.
CLAUSER. Jonathan F.. Allentown, Pa.
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Above is the summary of casualties.
including casualties reported today.
The list includes those lost at sea.
also the total Marine Corps casualties
to date, but does not include the Navy
casualties.
Army casualty lists released for
publication today contain 7f7 names.
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DIED OF DISEASE

! DIED OF DISEASE.
CAPTAIN:
| sQUIEEs. James W. Charlotte. n. c.
cHApW NI E.,. James ass r., walthan. Mass.
! ENGLERTU, Bonnie T.. Honey Creek, Ind
| MARTIN Ralph E. Bellevue, Neb.
! PHILLIPS. Leslie j.. Chetek. Wis.
| STEPHENS, William E., rhiisdeiphia, Pa.
EATsi4iN. Willard C.. Cary. N. G.
Law, Malcolm r, Kingston IN: r.,
MOORE, Frank A. Jeaners.tc: La;
| WHITE. Timothy L.. Leon Lake, n. Y
CORPGRAI1S:
| ALLEN, Anthony H., Chicago. III.
| CHAVoUS, Levi, Hawthorne, S. G.
| GRuNDEN, Robert. Ohio city: Ohio.
HALL, Frizzen, ELEPHANT. Ark.
HARDLDSoN, Harry, Albert Lea. NiEr-
| IAvENS. Coleman H.. Glenside, Pa.
NORRIS. Herbert j., New orleans, la.
| PETERSON. Alfred H.. Seattle. Wash.
! ROBINSON, Edwin. Jamaica. n Y.
/ SCANL0N, William j., Fulton. y. Y.
! SNYDER, George F.. slippery Rock, Pa
soRENsEN, Hans p, Adair. Iowa.
| TURNER, Louis J. oskaloosa, Iowa.
! WESTON. Charles A, Bridgeport, Conn.
FIELD CLERk;
| FELDMAN. Peter L.. Milwaukee. Wis.
WAGOSERS:
| LANCE. Arnold Chicago. III.
| l,UGUE. Jesse W, Sparta, Ga.
| McCANN, John j.. South Manchester, Conn.
MECHANIC: .--...-.
MAYO. William H.. Burlington. Vt.
COOK:
| BUTLER. Henry, Watervilie. Ne.
PRIYATES:
| BRI1-T0N, Earl. Dixie. La
| C4RLII.E, Walter W. New York, n. 7.
GRANSTR0M. Carl A., East Boston. Mass.
HENRY IE Mr. John r, Fremont, ohia,
NELSON, Edwin W, Chicago. Ill.
!:ILEY, Howard W. Marion. Ohio.
SCOTT Eagsne F., coatesyilie. Pa
ADCoCK, Jury H., Spearyille. La.
ALLEN, Haghie. Columbia Fails. Me.
N.MoNI, Michaele. GloversgilIe, n. Y.
| BAILEY. Charles E, viReiand, N. J.
BAILEY, Victor l., San Antonio, Tex.
BATES, Morton, Wellsviiie Ohio.
BELIAH. John NJ, Gainesville. Fla.
BIKCH, Harry s.. Chincoteague, Va.
RIZzELL, Bud, Warsaw, N c.
BOYD. Luae, Mlstead. Ala
BOWEN, Neal L., Penobseot. Me.
BUCHANAN. Frank f.. Emerson, Pa.
CABRERA. Joseph r., Tampa, Fla.
SAX cakhr rFsd l. I.s Soda Springs Itsho
CHARB0NNEAC. Joseph F., Lawrence. Mass.
COBB. Willie H.. Bolton. s. c.
COLLINS. John. Houston. Tex.
CoNNELI., Andrew s., gainesville, Wis
CULHANE. Walter, Chicago. Ill.
CURRY: Chester A., kerrmoor, Pa.
DIsHARoeN. William W.. salisbury. Ma.
DRAKE, Mai f.. MasonviIie. Iowa
b DRAP En- Jason s. lawrence, Mass
DUGAN, John p. Tildcn, Neb.
EcKHARDT, Walter, Tosca. Hianco county.
Tex.
EDWARDS. John. Ellington. s. C.
| ELkINs, Joseph NJ. Murphy. " G.
EUANS. Clarence F., Williamsburg, Ohio.
| Evans. George A., Mfllertou n. 7.
EZELL, James G., Graceyilie. Fla.
| FADER, William L.. Mount Vernon, Wash.
FINN, Levi H.. New Bedford. Mass
FRIAiL. Isaiah, Miami. Fla.
GARDNER. Russell L., Oakland, Cal.
GARyIN, William D.. r., Austin, Okla.
GILBERT. Paul B., New Milford Conn.
G0GDEAU. Sheridan. Big Cane. La.
GRADY. William Mex, Jacksonville, N. q
GR0SSER, William, Paterson, n. J.
HALEY. Walter E., Salem, Va.
HAMMEL. Howard P, Los Angeles. Cal
HARMON. Erald, Westbrook. Me.
HARTFORD, Cecil A., Elrnhurst, Pa.
HILIIARD, Ivan K, De Bols Pa
HOLMES. Ebert L.. WILMINGTON, Del
HOLMES. Leonard, Yazoo. Miss.
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RETURNED TO DUTY-PREvIoUSLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.


CORPORAL:
PREATER. Harrison C., Windsor Locks, Conn
AvERiLL, Howard. Erie Pa.
BLANET. Arthur NJ, Marblehead. Mass.
BURB. Sylvester D., Phiiadeiphia, Pa.
GUTIERREZ. Ignaeio. Fort Sumner. N. n.
HEALEY. Michael j.. South birmingham,
MCCARTNEY, James r. H., Pittsburgh. Pa.
NANCE, Elwood. Ashland, Ky.
OLSON. Frederick B.. Meriden, Conn.
PEPIN, Ellie. Nashua, n. II.
PRAXEL. Fred NJ. winona. MINI.
PILONE. Joseph, Los Angeles. Cal
SMITH, Fred G.. Fairfield Me.
n1 sI F1sae John 5.rs Yen sts =.
ARNOLD. Boyce c., Dallas. Tex.
CHAPMAN, WILDER G.. Lonita, Cal
eHsnoE Gfe ensy ]! f piainssm v Nss
COLE. Arloush E.. Olympia, Wash.
G G Frank W. Anderson, S. c.
DoSS, Leo A., Goshen, n. Y.
GILBERT. Milton F., Brooklyn, n Y.
HILLBRANT. Harry L., Terre Haute, Ind,
HOPPER. William H., Gayoso Route, Mo.
MEG ErRICK, Peter NJ. Welt, Okla.
MANCINI. Frank, Carlstadt n, ].
MERRILL NJ s6,Ii Joseph H.. sedaiia. Mo.
PLCTE. Martin. Cecil, Pa.
R0BERTI, John. wclrega. Holland.
WELSH. Leonard, Lackawanna. n. Y.
WHITE, Charles, Belding, Mich.
WOUNDED DEGREE uEDETERMINEp,-
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN
ACTION.
PRIvATEs:
WALLACE. Robert N, Jersey City, Y. 7
WINES, Harris R., Sioux Falls s. D.
SICK IN HoSPTTAL-PREvIoUSL RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION,
PRIvATES:
GISCIARD, Gordon r.. DoDaldsviIIe, La
JADCSZ. Michal Frankfort, n. Y.
MARTIN, Vernon A., Anderson, Mo.
RETURNED TO DUTY-PREvIoUsLY RE.
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION,
PRIyATES:
JOHNSTON, John H, Glendale, ". Y.
NEWARK. Gabriel. Newark. " J.
SElDERT, Frank r., Brockport, N Y
RETURNED TO pUTY-pREyIousLY RE.
PORTED DIED OF DISEASE,
PRIVATE:
CORNELIUS. Christ, Roslyn. S. D.
KILLED IN AcTIoN-PREvIousLY RE.
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
PRIVATE:
S1LVE. Herman, New Orleans, La.
KILLED IN AcTToN-PREvIoUsIr RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANT:
AASDEL.. Samuel r, Boston, Mass.
SERGEANT:
JoNkER Alvin, Grand Haven. Mich.
BRETSCHNEIDER. John NJ. Broushtor, Pa.
JONES. David g., PardeeriiIe. Wis.
JONES. George F. Attica, Ind
SANTEE, Clyde H., Athens, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-09
WOUNDED (pEoREE UNpErERMNED,-
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN Ac-
TON.

TON
SERGEANT:
CUTTING, Harry A., Ellsworth. Ohio.
CoRPORALS:
ALLENBAUGH Russell H., Alliance, Ohio.
ARMAND. Frank A.. Camden. N. ].
JOHNSON, Thomas C.. Smithfeld, y. c.
RAPP, Louis F., Philadelphia, Pa.
WESTBROQk. Tant p, Snyder, Tex.
PRIvATES:
ARLES. Jesse o., Bolivar, Mo.
ALDER. Stanley H.. Capac. Mich.
AMBROSE, Roy W., Carlinville. Ill.
Al'CHAkD, Ralph Emerson, Wakefield Kan.
ACFDERHEIDE, William H., East Liverpool
Ohio.
BARRAS. Eugene, Nova Scotia, Canada.
FRANT, Ray c., Cairnbrook, Pa.
ERAY, Joseph Alfred, Paterson. n. J.
FUMES, Charles, Westhor. Tex.
BURCH. George L., Moeleyvilie. Ky.
BYAS, Emery okle, Seven Mile, W. Va.
GARMENT. Henry. East Newark. n. ].
CARR. David R., kamilche. Wash.
CASEY, Wesley. Gailipclis, Ohio.
CLARK, Isaac W., Lehl City, Utah.
GoNLEY. August f.. Auburn, iowa.
C0NLIN, Henry Joseph. Homestead, Pa.
CONNOLLY. Thomas, Dorchester, Mass.
DALLESsANDRIA, Giovanni. Milwaukee, Wis
EFFORT, James B.. Portland. Ore.
ENDERS, Antoine, Highlandtowu, Md.
ESPAsIro, Donate, Casale Incontranda, Chieti
Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-09
WOUNDED SLIGHTLT-PREyroUs r
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.

PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
CORPORALs:
HOWARD, Frank B., Leedey, Okla.
RAUM. George j., Grafton, Pa.
PRIvATES:
RINGERT, George william. Tonawarda, \. Y.
CINTALO. Michael, Nanticoke, Pa.
JOHNSON. Neis. Taylor. Tex.
JONES. Charles A., Atlanta, Ga
SICkELS. Christie, Olmsted Falls. Ohio.
yOGT. Alfred. Cleveland. Ohio.
WILSON, Oscar L., Floyd, Tex.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-25
DESDE SAN GERMAN

Sc encuentra algo delicado de salud
Ell distinguido caballero don Ulises Gre
CORY, que goza en- esta poblacion de
Ia simpatSa general. Don Uli ss mar
chara a los Estados Unidos en- breve
acompahado por su amigo el DR.. Pc
rea, quien lie recomendo el ingreso en-
una de las importantes cl.nicas de los
Estados Unidos.
Don Ulises Gregory e. un ciudadano
de alto prestigio y un espiritu alberto
a todas les grandss empres's patrio-
ticas. celebraremos que Iegr:se pronso
con la salui recobrada. pues su ausen-
eia nos privara de su grato concurso
en- Ia ucha por nuestros derechos pa
trios.