Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-25
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MYSTERIES OF WAR
Weekly Announcement By Amer
lean Legion Furnishes Num-
Der of Additional Cases

The American Legion Weekly an
nounces the following additional un-
solved mysteries of the war, in the
thSpe that a reader of the Daily Reg
lister may be able to supply the in
quiring relatives with the informa-
tion they desire:
/ Walter w. Craig, End lieut., X Co..
59th Inf, missing and probably cap
/ tured in Bots de Fay, Oct. q, 1918
Does any ex-prisoner of war know
him? Address Clark Millen, Al Or
iental street.. Newark, N. j., who in
quires for mother.
| George H. Kilborn, pvt, C Co., 127
Inf, reported wounded, Aug. d, 1918;
reported killed, Argonne, Oct. 5, .1018.
Mother wants details. Address Mrs.
c.. F. sKilborn, Mesa, Colo.
! Harold Meadows, pvt, "A Co., 324th
; Inf, killed in action, Argonne, Nov.
a, 1913. Buddies write Anita Philip,
1922 Pine street, San Francisco.
J Guy L. White, corporal, A Co., 139
Inf, reported missing in action, Ar
gonne, Sept %, 1918. Mother writes
she has received conflicting reports
from war department as to sons fate.
Address Mrs. F. M. White, 1917 Lin
coin street, Coffeyville, Kan.
Ralph Whittle, sergeant, Co. d, 358
Inf, wounded Sept. 26, 1918, near
Preny, in Argonne. Presumed" dead.
Anyone with knowledge of fate of
this soldier write his mother, Mrs.
i E. Whittle, 1868 East 18th street,
Des Moines, Iowa.
Walter A. Savers, pvt, X Co., 47th
Infantry, officially reported missing
in action Aug. 3, 1918; officially re-
ported slightly wounded July 81; of
ficially reported returned to United
States with his regiment. Did not re-
turn. Company associates last saw
him July 20 in action and woundel
Address father, William Savers, Nc
Leansboro, Ill.
Orville l.. Anderson, capt, X Co.,
123th Inf. Story of how he died in
action near Juvigny about Aug. &c.,
1918, desired by family. Write A. G.
Swaney, Flathead Post, American Lee
gion, Kalispell, Mont.
job nVictOr Bryan, pvt, 10th Co.,
9Th Marines, aged II, wounded in
SCISSORS July 10, 1918; no other word,
no records of burial, Address his mo-
Their, Mrs. John B. Bryan, Downers
Grove, Ill. -.
Gerald Kingsley Northup, pvt, Co.
d, 9Th M. G. Bn., variously reported
killed and missing in second battle of
Marne in July 1918. Mother desires to
hear from comrades. Write Mrs. E
Slater Northrup, $50 Sherman avenue,
New Haven, Conn.
JOHN E. Rabineau, pvt, End iEngi-I
neers, killed at Balleau Wood, June
Z, 1913. Family wants particulars.
Write A. w. Rabineau, care Western
Union, Richmond, Va
George La Rochelle, Co. D, 9th Inf,
company runner, reported wounded
July Is, 1918, at Scissors; no other
word. Write mother, Mrs. Merelise1
La Rochelle, "a Milton street, Law
renee, Mass.
James r. Miller, pvt, G Co., 18th
Inf, reported killed in action May 20, !
1918; wrote two letters after that |
date, family reports. Write w. K. |
Landrum, $50 Harrison street, Stock
ton, Cal.
Robert c. Gosswiller, pvt, reported
killed in action with l Co., 127th Inf.
Mother writes "news means life to
me-" Address Mrs. Charles Gosswiller,
Rice, MINI.
Arthur X. Larson, pvt, X Co., $40
Inf, reported missing in action Oct. 1,
1918; reported killed same day. In
january. 1919, reported returned to
his regiment. Did not come home. Adj
dress father, Arthur Larson, Mime
wauken, N. d.