The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1918, Page 10

—- UALTY TOTAL fantry, and had short time. P ie 1 _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNE®DAY, JUNE 19, 19 58 KILLED IN ACTION IN LARGEST U. S. CAS 144 AMERICAN SOLDIERS Ss Rn Shy es pany C, 9th nin France bu .,C:s Howard Petosky,| Private George W. Connolly, No. 16 «>! 1 ¢ young Foote was not fatal. | C Mich.; Anthony Buterus, | Chestnut Place, Nutley, N . enlisted with a marine corps ake, Minn Privates Sil Long|in November, 1916, his parents Gere Haw Deen tn Arm Creek, Mi r ert Hinds Churehill, | Green, Md.; Reginald 1. New |waiving the age requirements, He|S@P&t Gere tins. bet "4 CAUSES, Littlejohn, Gaffney, & George Minneapolis. Orleans; Roy Allen Ha $rook- He has been In the Regular ‘ook Arthur Wy Davenpost, Bar- | den | merge. Leater G. Rivers, Mitwaukes,| A, Meco! Battleground, Wash.:| Private Harry H. St. Louis, Es-!line, Pat Charies C. Gs ‘ollas- het Veole Mother: af the border, | Beret. Cecree aioe, ear | Corp. Joseph J. Fitegerald, No, 101| Claude McCoy, Portsmouth, Va. | canaba, Mich {ton, Mass; Herbert ‘arthy,| ip 4 , | Wounded, sailed for France last Bep- 1 ees "cn 4 ad Robert E. McKiernon, Altoona, Pa. Private Thomas F, Stuart, Jamaica, | Blooming Prairie, Minn.; Lee Milton |'* 4M ardent war worker and heads a * as a member of the 24 Ein- | Weet 11st Street, New York. | Private Harry A. Makesh, Provi | L. |. Shively, Sebring, O. | ed Cross workroom in Manhattan | RI i —a— Privates Edgar R. Dempsey, Sayre,| | Private James de Luca, No, $12) The last news she received direct our years, having enilsted Sat = . | nard, Mont i Joseph, Mancino, No. 289) ari. “Arthur Obermiller,, Dover, "0. se |from her kon was an affectionate let-|Afmny four years, having ontlsted tw 4 t, tha Vv. \ ville, Dallas, |ter written on Mo! y. She is! 4 a D1 jo - Lieuts. Donald A. Bigelow, San| Lieut. John D. Filley jr, Noble and paimetto Street, Brooklyn, Hampton, Va. :'Roy Holmes, Syracuse, 0. ber of her family le Sethe pean ac rs old, In Pes Paul, Gilman, lowa; Loren W. Sewell Francisco; Albert H. Cowart, Ensley, | West Streets, Brooklyn, | y. Miner, Tone, Cal Private Paul J. Dowling, No. 926| Sermt. John L. Craver, York, Pa. |tive war work. The husbands of nts, Mr. and Lynn, Mase. Ala. Licuts, William Alvin Forward, : 8. C.; Joe M Celumeae nee, New York. : Weer abe end o., Ll badlig No. dl dauphuore die ja the servi _———_. $$ | ‘ 1 x % Parker, Corpl. Robert N. Crow, Carroliton, st treet, New York. hed e ‘e ‘af vice. “=e DIED OF DISEASE. ‘ Pade es o phil Medacbtta bet ithyll t ja 7 e Private’ Romeyn P, Benjamin, No | “the husband of Mra. C.N. Fletech- |i rt. Rutherford D. Alcock, BMing- | Troy, ‘ Reed, Private Frank Lees, Gastonville, | 270 West 73d Street, New York. man, who lives here, is a Captain ir euianers CAS T oO R IA ' i Lieut. Robert R. O’Laughlin, No. 26/N. Rici, Southington, Conn; H Pa | Corpt. Herbert B, Woodruff, Sedro|ine aviation e of Italy; 8. ten Corpl, William Wallace Carlton, | Nassau Street, New York. hington, Minn.; Cot oy B. St. Leon, Detroit, | Wooley, Wash. r liton Davis, ‘folk, V @ naval} Nothing Acts Like 4 . ite ; . Roxbury, Mass; Josep! Pri Arthur A. Dees, Roasford,| | Privates Harold J. Turner, Chicago; |ensinn n Stuart For Infants and Children Talmadge, 0. ldeut. Dean D. Sturgis, Uniontown, | Ito Pik, Breton DUT: lone ur enatord, | Privates Pea: Oe eniign The eldest | tm Use For Over 30 Years Privates: Morton 1. Atien, Malden, | Pa. % Privates—Thomas Ryan, Morrls-' Oliver R Corpl. . Vandalia, fl, "ie tellar tne anal Ul Mass.; Wilbur Mosby, Chicago; Wil-| Serta, Gilbert W. Bran, Harlan,|/town, 8. Dak.: James E. Stensland,| gorgt, Walter F. Duda. Chicago. Private Ralph Aldrich, Shenandoah, e Liberty loan, Red | 7 . yas Always bears : ars, o|Ky.; William J. Curlett, San Fran-|Boone, Ia; Willlam Stephens jr, Corpia. Osuld Bredesen, Manitowoc, | la. Cre * cainpaigns. he Fruity Laxative am =F, Ragan, Clark la y \f —- of ia, Chic go; George F. St. Cluir, | Cisco; Miler C. Fletcher, Packard, Ky. | Buippervitie, x's Charles het ited Wis; Jerome KE. Johns, Litchfield PM eda - cones, poms! ‘Rrving — : tet des eragt pl ded ta sy olde " No,| Wallomsac, N. Y.: Stanley Tarkow-| Minn.; James G. Brennan, Albany, N » second class, U. 8. N., 5 Fell im Gallant Fight of 9th In- deswat | 718 Bact Ninth S68, Now ver” Fine ney Mase | feral * © . a yt with Marines.) peoeeammnienien’ "Sada "| Wrong—Constipation. — | asi LU Marlboro, Maas.; aro! “* Privates Robert L. Shotwell, Den- arg ri ol e . y ‘ Fy Sergt. George H. Gore, No. 164 Cole- |Fort Worth, Tex, | ver: Jobo H: Ives, Hedrick, ta. Wil-| SIM REPORTED KILLED lgatiant fight of the Sth Infenter wee) ight—Normal intestinal ridge Street, Manhattan Beach, N. Y.| gisrmane Avenue Neoware N. ale she ag em et gg age og Corpl. Charles A. Parker, son of Mra. function. J Bag! Privates heodore - +4 Aan - 4 Corpia, Arthur E. Bond, Scipio,| ~ Privates—Alexander Edmond V Amy §. Parker, a widow, of No. 738 7 anh Okla; Frank 1. Fox, Mansficld,| main, New Orleans; Fri v Ta tret, daReN A Brake, Henten| WAS ONLY WOUNDED} 3, lait Atrcets “Phe iar Departs | Wrong—Distasteful, over. Mass; Albert Gibbons, Hood River, | Chicago; Leon J. Wellman, Perry, N./ 2 e A mene ment telegram care be. wae here in powerful correctives. Ore; Ralph Gi Mito 1] Yi Robert F “Welsh, Phitadetphia: |" gurgte, Harry M. Maas, Peoria, Ml; | pani action on June ker cnilated in a as , yet ae TTLvOer 1nd.; | Morton J. Wheeler, Winona, Minn; |muderick I Negel, Rostaaelg. Maas.; | Family of Robert B. Foote of Mor- Altrea University.. Tle went to France, ‘ight—Delicious ANALAX Walter Jasinak, Bast Detroit Mich frank (OUNDED SLIGHTLY. Oerenins anh. Dorin Astown, N. J., Gets Correction | in Septem ase ee Rad Yb il pastilles with candied Valter Jasinski, rot, Mich. é | Privates Earl T. Durbin, Grags ‘ated ade Men: came home eayin, he had be dete Walter Johnson, Chicago; Simon B.| Private Frank G. Williams, Norton, | Lake, Mich. Paward 5 Prince, South From War Department. foe | fruit flavor Longfield, Charlestown, Mass; Jona (MAS. oo. 1s eeinsy, | Prairie mines? We. 2 Co Jone | MORRISTOWN, N. J. June 19—|oniy Nineteen When He Joined at all druggists W. McCullough, Taiban, N. M.; Ever- Private James Sexton, Brattleboro, vt.| Ecorse, Mich: George E. Rol News received here yesterday by the R © Army. i} i ott Ia Miller, Jewell City, Kan: | prigoNERS (Not Previously Re-|Spokate, Wash.; David B. Tome, Wee i uaten has veunneee Att) Ferdinan jantarpia, Killed in j | si ‘i ny e 3 . | de fo . 0 bro e F \ 4 The Car That Pleases James J obi ita til Masa, ported Missing. Fairfield, O44 Otis R, Bishop, Louis. bre S, wil coneied toeay le actio fad, ecunees In tre stale} MCKESSON & ROBBINS, New York *| "W CASE SIX 1S THE BEST, ng eh Joseph Pisille, North Bergen.) Capt. Howard F. Kane, Machias,|"gcice, Robert D. Foote, James Street, |telenram trom the War Department |A'MY.4 He was only nineteen years Pestle Be THIS NEW CAS Ff SOMES? Guids: teas HE, Hig Gane Second Tleut. Fdwara Atbert | Morristown, N mnouncing that a se wound re- Regular Army. He was a t J {® THE FINEST, THE HAND. pis. Ion 5 | secenne, Rochester, , ¥. \ = — 3 15 CAR WE EVER BUILT, IN DOZENS CBorbk Rabert Le Whaat tieeian NOTE—Previously reported _ killed v. : Li OF WAYS EXPERIENCE HAS DI- rade eat, Memphis, | in ‘action now reported wounded in yf, 7 {>See e tion eo RECTED OUR DESIGNERS | AND |ydzrivates Vincenso Balitto, Pitte- | “poivate Allen R. Moore, Fitzdale, Vt ‘ BUILDERS. THIS 1S A SPEEDIER bursh; William B. Barry, Smith Cen- | wt et Sh ‘J tre, Kan; Louis F. Beckarlo, St. Tu names 4 MORE POWERFUL CAR. IT 1S Louis; Owcar Benson, Yelm, Wash: | 30) KLLED IN ACTION q EASIER TO DRIVE, MORE COM. jPaddy Brown, Tigertan, Wis; Tony = | Buono, Boston; John W. Carl, Coving- GRICE AND BEAUTY. IT HAS ne, atic Ceaweoel acces! AMONG 130 CASUALTIES | 4 4 5 “ | ville, Ore. ; APPOINTMENTS RARELY FOUND | 4 Private Vitali Crospi, No. 105 East LISTED BY THE MARINES 4 oy 113th Street, New York. | | ’ IN CARS OF EQUAL PRICE. MEN | Privates William Curleo, Polkton, j ¢ SAY THEY WOULD BRING MORE. N. Cj William H. Dean,’ Cornelia, ‘ | 4 THE BRISK DEMAND INDICATES Gat Harvey W. Fahnestalk, Rapid | Seven Died of Wounds and 92 Are ' " 4 ity, Mich, I Burwell Fleet, | | , WIDE APPRECIATION. Glenda Cal; Martin Galliano, Na- Reported as Severel it, MA ty 7 fe Fred Gerrisch, No. $23 East Wounded. thet liad Gh, widted, ¥ WASHINGTON, June 19.—The 120 | Privates arl A. Gill, Eldred, Pa. ‘ < Harry M. Gipson, Newport, Me.; Jona | Marine Corps casualties reported to- | W. Green, Dawson, N. D.; Sam Gri-|4ay are ‘ivided as follows: Killed in co, Oneida, N. Y.; John M. Griner,| action, 30; died of wounds, 7; died of Pelham, Ga.;' Marion C. Hampton, 2 Franklin, Idaho; Jet? Harmon, Cur. | 1#ee#* 1, and wounded severely, 92. Ky.; Able Hinkle Clinton, IL;| The lst follows: Daley Hyland, Portiand, Mich.; Oliver KILLED IN ACTION, H, Johnson, Ege Harbor, Wis, . | Privates Vincent KE. Johnson, Gib- |. Seret. James A. Patterson, Ripley, bon, Minn.; John J. Jurick, La Salle,| W. Va. UL; Samuel Kalsi, Columbus, 0.;| Private Frank William Addante, Gust Kerlazic, Martinias, Greece; | yfarcus, Wash, Philip J. Riehl, Phillip H.A.SANDERS "&R8° Eastern Distributors Priva’ burg, Privates Bert Gary Taylor, Malinta, 0.; Jeremiah Wood, Agosta, O.; John Wood Brooks, Sebring, 0.; Gordon Sidney O'Donnell, East Holden, Ma; Neal O'Leary, Cincinnati; Joseph Sanderson, Ardmore, Pa. First Sergt. Daniel A. Hunter, Wes- terly, RL Corp. Otmer Orvell Anderson, Cin- cinnatl. Privates Harry Raymond Bohanan, Whittle Springs, Tenn.; Kinsley C, Buck, Elmhurst, Mich; James F, Christ, Akron, O.; Guy Fravell, Orient, .; Clifford J, Fulmer, Waterville, oy { 1e Privates Eugene F. 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