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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

TOM j. TURLEY
.I. new PRESIDENT
Succeeds Martin J. Condor as
Head of Country Club.

At a meeting OF the Memphis Coun-
try club, held Tuesday night at the
club at Buntyn, officers for the ensu-
ing year we're elected.
Thos. ]. Turley was elected prcsi-
tent TO succeed Martin j.. Condor.
Other officers were named as follows;
w. r. Battle. first vice president; Fred
i. Jones. second vice president; No
land Fontaine, treasurer; b. A. Bogy,
chairman Of the house committee,
The following directors were named;
M. J, Condor, C. X. Smith, w, p, Mar
kle, Leroy Taylor and w. M. Ball.
Big plans are being made for the
ladies' Southern tournament, which
will take place the last week In May
at the Memphis Country club
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
THE HARDER BABE
PITCHED TO NAP,
THE MORE HITS HE GOT

You car improve a fielder and
a b~aserunner, but batters are born
and not made" comments the vet
eran Babe Adams, who goes on to
say:
Just look over the good bitters
produced by the major leagues dur
ing the past ten years. ! mean the
natural batsmen. fellows who al
ways bat over the 800 mark. You
a count EN- on your fingers.
Honus Wagner. Ty Cobb, Larry la
Joie, Iris Speaker r a few.
I had pitched against Lar
~ LaJoie until last year. We were
both in the American association,
Both supposed 10 be 'all in" as big
leaguers, l managed to win most
OF my games, and Lajoie was the
best hitter in the association.
Il couldnN fool LAjoie any more
than American league pitchers could
fool him. The more stuff / put on
the ball the harder he hit IL. Any
body who thinks he car throw a
ball past Larry is crazy-take it
from me-"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
DEADLOCK AND WEDLoCK.

S%tranuler Lewis has gone and done
Il. The big wrestler has gotten him
self married. Mrs. Stranger evidently
liked Lewis famous deadlock mad de-
clded to turn II into wedloek.
The hitting OF Dixie Carroll this sea-
son Is getting better ZACH game, and
the Paducah fireman Is going to be one
Of the most dangerous men on the Of
fensive that the Chicks have. His only
fault is his habit of dropping fly balls,
and nobody feels safe when Dixie
camps under a high one until they see
him actually with II in his paws.
The Boston Braves have at last
broken into the win column, beating
tho Giants in II rounds Thursday in
Gotham.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
WALSH LOOKING UP.

Vincent Walsh, the young outfielder
OF the Tribe, who was roundiy panned
by the fans two Sundays age, has been
playing great bali ever since. and may
be his baptism Of fire did him good.
Walsh kicked In with the most sem
sational play Of the day Thursday in
Chattanooga, when he threw RUDE Mar
shall out on a "hit" to right field. The
bah got to Walsh on the first bounce
and he saw Marshall loafing to first,
so he quickly shot 1t to Griffin to re-
tire tho lazy Chattanooga.
Kid Elberfeld Is having his troubles
these days. The Little Rock leader de-
clded to manage his club from the
grand stand, and Thursday In Nash
Vile the Kid was sitting In a box seat
and he called Tony 5rottem, his catcher
and field captain, owe TO him to give
him soHe instructions.
Bill Brennan, the umpire, saw what
was going on and Bill promptly shooed
the Kid out Of the ball yard, telling him
he can't pull that kind of baseball In
the Southern. <
Gabby Street, Vol catcher, who was
badly hurt in the final inning of the
last Nashville game when Catcher
Delaney slid into him trying to score,
is still llmping around on his wrencised
pin, He goes in and works a few In
nings, but II begins hurting him so he
| has to retire In favor Of Young Kohl
| becker, the Vols rookie receiver,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
MemphiGH Stars
On The Generals
Baseball Team

LEXINGTON, Va, May g.. (SpL)-
Samuel L. Raines. OF Memphis. now a
student at Washington and Lee uni
versity Is the heavy-hittirg right field
er on the Generals varsity nine that
has lost but one game this season and
is a strong contender for the cham
plonship Of the South Atlantic division
this spring.
Raines Is a junior at Washington and
Lee. and besides athletic prowess in
football and baseball he has proved
10 be an adept student and one Of the
most popular men on the college
campus.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
DoNLIN PICKS GIANTS.

Mike Donlln, who managed the Men,
phis club a while, orNrather let II man
age itself while he drew the maxuma,
says the New York Giants VIII breeze
through to the National league flag
without a serious opponent.
Mike Is evidently talking through his
hat. He always was windy, and When
he says such clubs as the Cubs and
Reds have no chance, he sounds very
much like one OF our best little spoilers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Championship Belt
: Costing $3.50 To
Be GiUen Wrestler

CHICAGO, May "A belt to cost
50, 25o to be emhlematic of the worlds
wrestling championship, is to be pre-
scented TO the winner Of the Xbysxko-
Lewis match here May 10. Most OF
the wrestling promoters of the country
have contributed to the cost of the
trophy, which to become the personal
property OF a holder, must have been
defended five t!mea.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Stranger LeWiS
In deadlock He q
Can't Break LOOS

MERCER, Pa. May 9.-Robert
'Strangler Lewis. the wrestler. s.
married here yesterday afternoon
DR.. Ada Scott. The wedding was 4
elimination n a romance begun 8
years ago in San Jose. Cal, when les
received a broken leg in a wresaii
urgeo attended him.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
RACING BILL FOR
SATURDAY A
GOOD ONE
Fast Time Certain to Be Made
at Fairgrounds Track.
Five Races Carded.

80 MOTHER dandy program
a q ]. !. !. !: ]: !: ]: !. 7. . !. =. !: !: I: !: !. !. !. !: !. /. !. !. =. =. !. !. ]: ]: !. !.
is offered by the Tri-
State Driving club Satur-
day and if the finishes
are as close as they were
HNN last week the public will
Akm have nothing to complain
&IG Of.
~W~ Last Saturday the Mem
phis Gun club held its weekly shoot
while the harness races were going on
and all indications are that the two
associations are going TO be able to
hold joint matinees during the sum
mer as the shooting did not seem to
bother the horses or drivers in the
least. There was a high wind blowing,
however, which carried the report Of
the guns away from the starting wire
and a great many of the shooters were
In Texarkana competing with the club
there, but with their full force at the
traps and a quiet day Saturday a real
test Is assured. The horsemen are
practically unanimous that the shoot
ing will not interfere with them and
seem delighted at being able to have
the two attractions holding forth at
the same time. Il great many menu
bers of the Gun club signified their
desire to join the Driving club pro-
operate, and it begins to look NOV as
though the Tri-State fairgrounds is
going to be about the l~iveliest place in
the city on Saturday afternoons dur
ing the coming summer.
The Driving club speed committee,
with Abe Frank acting as chairman,
met Wednesday afternoon after the
weekly workouts had taken place and
state they believe the card offered Sat
urday viii develop into five excellent
contests.
In the free-for-all pace Ruby Bingen
W i'll again tie up with Finnetta Pointer,
and while the former won last week,
she was as straight as a string to beat
the Elastic Pointer mare in 2:16h the
final heat.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Martin Day In
Nashville TO Be
Marred By Rain

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 9.-Mar-
tin day In Nashville, observed In honor
of the Southern association president,
opened unauspiciously with a persistent
driZzle falling.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

~ The Tribe has been slowly
and steadily. sinking during the past
several days and have lost their past
several starts due to errors and poor
a%ll-round pastlmlnp. When the pitching
is good the boys boot the bail all over
the Enclosure, and when the fielding Is
what It should be the pitchers blow.
And so II goes.
Tiny Goodbar lost a h~eart-breaker
Thursday In Chattanooga. This bio boy,
who ranks we'll up with any pitcher
In the Sunland circuit, has Been re-
turned a winner only In one stirt, and
has had three games Kicked away by
his mates. He always pitches great BAH.
but his teammates v fall to come
In and kick the ball around SO he can't
win.
The Judgment Of Cy 5arger In the
second Inning Thursday In Chattanooga
Is not above criticism. Two men were
out and Bog Higgins, a dangerous hit
ter always, was'at the bat. Two run
ners were on. The pitcher, Rune Mar
shall, was to follow Bob. WHY wouldn't
II have been good baseball 20 have
walked Bob to get to Marshall, who
never has gotten a hit as long as he
has been playing baseball, and who
looks about as dangerous at the bat
as Hub Perdue7 But cy decided that
Bob should be pitched to-, and he was
pitched to, and the game was lost.
There's a whole lot OF things wrong
with the ChlcksM The lack OF baseball
Judgment Is one of them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

Summary. Stolen bases - Bates,
Demoe, Struck out--By Marshall 4, by
Goodhred /. Bases on balls-On Good
Walsh to Griffin. Left on bases-Mem-
phis e. Chattanooga g.. Time-1:l4.
Umpires-Johnson and Collins.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

Pitcher Willie Mitchell and Infielder
jimmy Cooney have not yet been dis
r,'er~nd from the service. Both are on
the Detroit roster.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
MANDA'S ERROR
FATAL TO
TRIBE
Chick Third Stacker Boots
Easy Chance in Second and
Lookouts Cop Opener.

6 80 !. !. !. d. !. 4. !. D d !. !. s.. 8. !. !. !. 8 !. . = !. !. !. !. !. !. !. .
- CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May
" Carl Manda- Memphis
third hasemEn. who lately
~ Joined the Tribe, took II upon
SSTfA himself to dish the game OF
AN2 baseball played at Andrews
N0 field over to the Chattanooga
~ Lookouts here Thursday az
ternoon. Carl contributed a
boot in the second inning which was
directly responsible for the one run the
local club managed to get, and away
went the decision, as Rube AarshaIi
was going too good for the Chicks to
do any damage to his delivery.
The fatal round started when Gleason
was tossed out at first. Graham toi-
lowed by drawing a pass 10 first. Bates
dropped a Texas Lacquer back OF sec
ond which Cook was unable to reach.
Graham checking In ut second and
Johnny being safe al first, Lacey, the
new left fielder Of the Lookouts, cut
in with a sharp single to left. High
fielded the bah Cleanly and quickly,
and as Graham was trying to score on
the hit. he was cut down at the plate
by q wide margin, II was q beautiful
throw and temporarily saved Goodbred,
Bates went to third on the nit and out
and Lacey hot-footcd II to second, Bob
Higgins was up, II was thought that
he would he passed, bringing Rube
Marshall, the pitcher, up, who never
got a base hit in his life and never
has any idea Of hitting the ball when
he goes to the plate.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
RA2 so RE'lGES
NAhHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Mobile R.H,E.
Mobile 80 0 900 0 10 IA s Z
Morrison and Peters; Day, UT and
Coleman, Ducote.
At Nashville R.H.E.
~ANdshFiiIe '.'.'.'s'.'.'.'.'E'.':'':''.
80 0 0 0 0 0 2 / 0 0 0 0 % Q !
Little Rock
30 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 IA 10 l
Decatur and Street, Kohlbecker: Rob-
inson, karr and Brottem,
Atlanta-New orleans, rain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia R,H,E.
New York 20 0 100000 % 4 3
Philadelphia % 90 0 0 0 0 o 90 / 4
Shawkey and Ruel; Geary and Nc
Avoy.
Al Boston, R.H.E.
Washington 20 OO00OOo 90 0 i
Boston .......0 0 0021O 0 '--3 s l
johnson. Craft and Agnew, Piclnich;
Jones and Walters.
At Cleveland R.H.E.
Chicago ......o 001O1O20- o. 10 /
Cleveland 80 0 0 l 0 0 0 OIL 8 2
Clcotte and Schalk; coveleskie and
O'NeIll.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
NHERE THEY PLkl,


SOUTHERN TlHAGUE.
Memphis at Nashville,
birmingham al Mobile.
Atlanta at New Orleans,
Little Rock at Chattanooga,
-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland,
Washington at New York,
Philadelphia at Boston.
=
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis ut Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati at Chicago,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
NORTH MEMPHIS
DRIVING CLUB
FORMED
Will Make It's First Bow Sat
urday With Good Card at
North Memphis Track

from a turf
war that is being waged
between local harness
horsemen, a new driving
club has been formed by
Memphis horsemen who
are now connected with
the Tri-State \ Driving
club. The North Memphis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
TECH TIES YALE.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. May ia
held Georgia Tech TO q 2-2 tie -
golf match here yesterday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Buy Sixteen Horses.

+. c. Podesta, C. L. Downs and Rip
&: Dabbs, who formerly were connect
ed with the other club, have Just re-
turned from the East, where they pur-
chased l6 horses which will be distrlb-
uted. among the members. Eleven Of
the horses have marks, with five being
green. The shipment is expected to
arrive in Memphis today. Among the
horses purchased are the following:
Manager H.; PAGER, 2:O6M; Gray
Patch, %trotter, 2;1ok; Bert Kelly, .trot-
Tramp Early, ~trotter, 2:15; Grattan
Boy, PAGER, Ell; Roam Fred. trotter,
2:1sh Jet Moko, ~trotter, 2;201s; Edna
Axworthy, PAGER, 2:12h; Prince Gibson,
2:20h, and Lucy Corporal, %trotter, 2:l5.'
Frank Jones and Pop Geers are get
Circuit racks, and before leaving Mem
phis they. will appear at the North
Memphis track.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

Driving club is the name of the latest
entry INTO the local harness world, and
will make its start Saturday afternoon
with a good card, at the North Mem
pitts track.
Officers have been elected as follows:
P. B. Jones, president; E. H. Hayley,
vice-president, and John Cummins,
secretary and treasurer. Allen Lewis
will serve as starter. Judges are Capt.
executive committee is composed Of Al
len Lewis, F. C. Podesta and W. T..
Robinson.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
UNION PLAY CHERo CoLAs.

The Memphis Union station ball team
win play the Chero. Coias sunday mora
ing al 10 o'clock at tneh'H field All The
Union Station players are requested
10 moct at the linton station Mt s
o'clock sunday morning
JACK PERUVIAN, captain.
Read News Scimitar Wants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

NATIONAL

At Brooklyn R.H.E.
Philadelphia % 5000 o OIL 5
Brooklyn ii 10000 0 s-2 I {
Watson and Adams; Pfeffer and
Kruger.
SAT New York R.H.E
Boston 20 / oO001O00 Ia I
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 8 ;
Nehf and Wilson; Dubuc, q. Smith
and McCarty.
At Pittsburgh R.H.E
ST. Louis ..,,.0 0 q 0 I 90 % 3
Pittsburgh a.. o 0 0 0 0 4 ~ s
Sherdel, Horstman, Meadows and Sny,
der; Hamilton and Schmidt.
Chicago Cincinnati, no game, rain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

GTTMD NTo THE CELLAR at Iastl
The Chicks have struck bot
tom In the Southern league
race, losing to the Chattanoo-
KIm ga Lookouts Thursday after
B.Y moor and poIna Into the tail
GS640 end position, yielding seventh
ARR& place to Chattanooga.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Louisville Minneapolis, rain.
Toledo Milwaukee, cold.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita T., Omaha ].

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City'3-a, Rochester "a
Newark 0-6, Binghamton LII.
Baltimore 20, Buffalo IL.
Reading Z, Toronto 3,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
WHY DIDN'T RAIN?
MEMPHIS.
xBatted for Goodbred in ninth.

Totals .........,29s 0 ~ Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-22

pias. MononssheIa- City, Harry A. Mccom-
hie, Mundert FRANCIS y Mecnan 2ovsn
bethlehem; psyio Morep Nsrperth' crKsses
RoeE.i Peter Carney, Spring street and Wal
nut lane, Philadelphiai leopold =. Jesoiosk,.
Mi Mcrz,s ss'mi? Hie Serth E,evsntR street. Phiis.
Seipbis: oscar s. Mortenson. Ludlow: Paul
II. Pubsnz. Arlington.
- -
Wcunne0 seSeresy 49, .ev'o"sp ncpo''r"
Cola wuk.,.n,rr.
-
Died from Wounds
PRryATE-wniiam Docrr. Pittsburgh.
NJ,
s%nor. ss"n, csr,,.,.
o"""s' e'"
Killed. Previously Reported Wounded. De-
Gree Undctermined
PRIVATE-Pau CONAN Mount carmel
Killed In Action, Previously Reported
MISSING
:; oar'er' n"
ford: Henry Phiiiippi Mark'etoh'
Wounded siishtiy.. Previously Reported
Missing
PRiVArE-HarVey d BOYER "erne
VILE
Wounded. Degree Undetermined Previously
Reported Missing
John.onSars. sisifPIse pere;,i. BrscssnTldssi:
do n,aao John 4. Quinn, Pittsbursh; Theodore J.
Rhaii. Pittsburgh; Arthur Dewey stewart
Pittsburgh; George whetzell. smithheid'
No. -.. v.u.~a
Missing
pRIvATEs-John NJ. Kinzei, 1929 West
Tioga street, Philadelphia: william Knarr.
81 Edsmont avenue. Chester; ,Webster +.
Snyder. Lehishton' freoer'ek L. "o""S
Iiarenuoh'
Ir 80" T,s,,ss. p,,,.,,-r,
ftiNAIE-otto D. "a'ef''
Frroneous,y Reported Died OF Disease
Hook.
h1ro"e'oSV fTp~SctepmircT ~
- -. ,.., ~
pRlVArE-Johh Joseph nu''er' 'oa'eS-
~
8. Hermann, Pitts
,rr
- -...,. p.uo-s
Dsrd from xirpisnc Accident
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT J. Ferry. South
Beibicbem'
-
wounded severely; PREVIOUSLY hepor'oo
PRlVATE-Raymond c. Mansan' Wilkes
wounded slightly: previousS hepor'ou
" s,an,.v N puccsky,
John McElwee. 2d05 West Sixth
street, Chester: Roy Zurick. Ramey
PRIVATE-Clarence II. Haruhe' e'nN'ns
wouod.s. n.v,o. u,d.,.rm,n. I'd. Previously
"opo'o" "S'" mn,
Howard street. Philadelphia.
ppI Debrhard aoos North
s,i,i%sn street: Pslir SsiiU% p,i MiSnse! 15 DS%S.
P1ttsburgh. Hugh Is. MCbtlue, Oifo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-22

OFFICERS LIST
Wounded Severely
CAPTAIN-Frederick NJ. Vinson. Dd Bois'
Wounded. Degree Undetermined
MAJoR-Jam w. F.. Allen. Anoka, MINI.
CAPTAIN-Frank Sinclair Sever. Port
land. Ore.
Killed in Action, PreyiousIy Reported Died
from Accident and Other Causes
LIEUTENANT-H. f Petree. Oregon. Mo.
MISSING. Previously ReEorted Wounded Sc
LIEUTENANT-Nelson W. Perine. SCI
South Forty-eiehth street. Philadelphia.
Died from Airplane Accident. Previously Re
ported Missing
L1EUTENANT-Ivan A. Roberts. South
Erroueously Reported Wounded Severely
LrEUTENANT-willIam C. Coleman
Athens. Tex.
PENNSYLVANIA
Wounded Severely
sERGEANTs-Philip. ostfeld. Pittsburgh:
sO csceIRsp6oRAHnrs ss%sP NT'. A'' Vctrsceker. Leech-
burg: Joseph Branceak. wilkes-Barre.
wounded. Desree Undetermined
eERGEANTs--Thomas II. Bates, 1910
E sSsa osTeei faw wnsisss'p Joseph Murphy. 1871
M sSS%is,S s.Ssst' p Ri,hi,lssaslRnlsNi att Ssst" Tsrns 4.
Wiikinsburg.
zs cqsfSG .ss.4s Fsi..s,,. Cob fs5o w IVES. pu 6sS:
Grsenssurs: Thomas \. Robbins. PittsbuTshi:
Norman Lester simpson. Mount Uniona,
MEcHANiC-Martin j. Mcdonald. Pitts
burgh.
s. rEdtSSAT !tEset, esrs.eS e. William SHlfsi 'EEo Z ssisr.
ISL. North Eleventh street. Philadelphia:
~ %tsIi'iN% or &; s sistsssi;h" ws ssf.st: ' PsIlaa sI%is
Georse G. Cain. Pottstown: Ashim Erimi,
New Castle; Peter F KeneSnsn' 3sS Sorth
lsllsy Ia Mexican street, Philadelphia:
Sso%ss;; 4 \ NulsSS.sy Sort Ss5soN l, RsSsTt
= Ms naaa Frank T. Bar,iey. Adelaide: Jso::
6sntrer. Sharon; Fred Kiaas, Mount Pleas
H6Ai. curwensviiie; Robert j. Tinkiepaugh.
Thompson: Joe Turko. Listie.
Wounded slightly
sERoEANT-Kenneth f. T. May. Will
Transport.
GoRroRAL]ssmueI B; Reed B5idEsyills;
s,reet. VfShiiiadeipSia; ESward Bradssld. ss325
.Fralkford avenue. Philadelphia; Ira ID. Gun
e.iIus. Altoona; wllliaT ! Mccpske5; Nc:
5 kssps s.. sceSinskie' shsmoS!n,; Frank ssa:
lin: John W whited. Sly MILE Run; VIA ZiS.
Stephen Dorcsensk,. $3.50 Almond street:
Fns,.d s.lsss. P fSistsi RSas gohn J. Law aS
sen: wiiloughby S. Miller; oilbertsyille
sss:iPs.a 4: 3 MSs5i' u 'i RSp enF' sssay ftIiei Haven VEN
Adam Redmerski. Luzerne: Anthony Rogers,
s sasmo Seup M..t 1sFfsS; F Faans e. Simpson, sesS
George SPOTS. Pot,.yiile; Harry Lntasr
StsSsT BY T1alsna. a Soldsil; set Felix N a%sfsssi.
George Greer brewer. Elco; James Duncan
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ONGCASUALTY
LIST ENDS WEEK
2O07 Names Included in
L War Departments Re-
port for Day
IL KILLED IN ACTION
Same Number Dead Of
f, Wounds, 20 of Disease, IL
Missing, 194l Wounded

washington Feb. 22.-Four army
casualty lists were released by the War
Department today, containing 2oo7
names, commissioned and enlisted ranks
OF this total 1910 were in the morn
ing report and 967 appear in the after
noon record under the following divi-
sions: Missing in action, twelve F;
wounded. 955.
The complete casualty roll of officers
and the enlisted personnel for Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland
and Virginia is given below.
Summarized, totals are:
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HARRIET A.
at 1889 Thomp.
LOST AND FoVSD

at noon Friday. 14st, at Belle
vue-Stratford Hotel. one black bag having
Dutch silver frame containing many articles
Including check book on Union Trust Co.,
washington; $50 reward and no questions
asked. Return to A. y. Gregg. 500 Bellevue
BRACELET-Lost. gold fat-linK diamond-set
bracelet. with small chain and ball at
tached: reward. Phone Hilbert 2720.
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Yoans M-n.s CHRISTIAN Association
SUNDAY AT CENTRAL

SUNDAY AT CENTRAL
February 23, 1919
800 y. m.-Drop-In Bible Class Cor away
Lobby Trombone men and others. In
ternational Lesson. Music,
cello, violin and plano.
Leader, Mr.. Thomas l.. Lawton.
400 .. m,-sunday Afternoon Meeting.
Auditorium Special musical program. or
Speaker. Rev. Y. chantry Hon.
man. Topic. Garry On"
500 p. m.-Young Mems Discussion Club.
Lobby Topic. 'Democracy Expressing
Itself The Movement 1880
o 1850" Speaker. William o.
Easton. Executive Secretary
.T:l5 .. m.-communiay Hymn Service,
Lobby The origin and history OF a
famous hymn given each week.
leader: dsorss W. Schroeder.
Lobby Topic The Place Of Phiisdsl-
Phia Y N, c. A ~ its Social,
Speaker. Mr.. w1iter NJ Wood,
qsn e tt ssSssssssE the =. n C.
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sERGEANT-Michael zelsnte. West Ho-
bokeni John A. Pernot. Millburn.
PR1vATES-John s.. Conrad. Trenton.
Paspualc Dellapiazza. Summit; Harry -.
gulles. ~ stewart avenue, Camden; Joseph
Lozesky. Perth Amboy: John r. Mckeon,
New .Brunswick: James oulRley. Paterson;
Sanford. Newark; Henry Lewis. baltimore;
onorenS Massaia, Fairyieg; FIancesco spe.
Reuben Stick. Newark: Joseph Albert Stub,
Jersey. city, John J. .Wlnkelspecht. River.
= Colloton. Orange; Frederick J. Cairns;
Jersey Cityt Carl Peterson. Passaic; Ronald
V. Nelson. Norma.
Wounded snrhtIy. Previously Reported Miss
PRIvATE-James J. Byrnes. Paterson.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined. Previously
Reported Missing
PHIVATES-Joseph Colo. Hoboken: wal
Yer q. Zamasell, Passaic: William spens-
ier; kearny; Leroy Edward Terhyne. New
TTharles Walters. Mantua; Alexander
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YOUNG WOMAN
Office OF manufacturing printing business
requires services of young woman In it's cost
depa rtment. the work consists mainly In re-
cording factory time card and on office rec
ords: previous experience. not necessary. but
person must have aptitude for handling and
transferring figures: write fully In own hand
writing and state salary expected. C 20S.
Ledger Office.
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SUNDAY NIGHT FORUM
Richard Newton Memorial Building
2040 Christiansst
Investment" ~
Good Singing Good Fellowship
Social Hour. o to 10 Z. m.
Come and get acquainted. Come once
and you'll come again,
CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
21st and Christian SITS.
Rev. George Herbert Toop. d. D., Rector.