The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1918, Page 3

LA PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR. NEWS. SALVATION ARMY GIRLS MAKE DOUGHNUTS FOR DOUGHBOYS sme FIRST AD } 8 U.S. ARMY CASUALTIES ~ REPORTED BY GEN. PERSHING: 32 MORE AMONG MARINES | — ight Killed in Action, Ten | Avenue, whe 8 id = 1, Private LL, vig! ingham’ " Dead of Wounds on N.Y { | PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED | ALIVE AND ON DUTY. Corpl. Robert H. Jackson, Rosiin- | dale, Mas | The Marines casualty list follows: | Twenty-Six Members of Marine pie oF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION. Corps Missing After Privates William J. Attaway, Military List. WOUNDED TOTAL uw t- Rome, Battle. Ga.; Anthony M. Sherman, Sidney, 0. ——n | WOUNDED IN ACTION—SE- | WASHINGTON, July 2.—The army VERELY. | Private Edward W. Parking, De- casualty list to-day contained 81)... ' names, divided as follows: Killed in) MissiNa IN ACTION. | action, 8; died of wounds, 10; died of! Second Lieut. Thomas W. Ashley, 48; | Decrfield, Mass, Sergt. Franklyn L. Dost, Corpis. Kart B. disease, 1; wounded severely, no address, wound htly, 2; nded (degree | yunded slightly wou! (deg Blackden, Medford, f 1 of No. Vout 124th Street, who has wile and oes to He Undetermined), 2; missing In action,| 4. Hrank J. White, Chicago two France, announced ahe | nus been relieved and Koos to env, 10, ‘Trumpeter Leslie J. Harris, Detroit. | Bae ouverts Usoe IR. Wer APArtMene | aes GABAA’ Of Company Wile Two Marine Corps casualty lists] Privates Sebren L. Arnold, Charles- Hespfis weeo ia connec: et ad eaier i ie with Stasee showed 32 men missing in action, | ton, W. Va.; Wayne G. Austin, Burr- | Dr, Daniel Donovan, police surgeon, | McKenna, takes command, | , 1 ston, Kan.; William Ey Ballister, Day- reported that tho Grand Central Pal- The army list follows: PY 1 Major Geo rene ton, O.; Mont Bennett, Poteau, Okla.; nce has 2500 cots available on a halt | Major George J. Lawrence, head of KILLED IN ACTION. Gecrhe K Chas, Breatar, Va hour's notice the sanitary detachment with the Lieuts. James C. Brewer, | pervatas Chaten W. Bammer, Ook — a |regiment, has been assigned to the } * = Byrgiseed . YATION RM RLS IN FRANC MAING DOOGHNOT: ANG PT TH y | < Vistot ac e! Tenn.; George B. Redwood, Baltimore. | crete, Col.; Frank Gorney, Chicago; | Le bad punturwed Ge Buect ued NOTTS ES FOR VE. SOLDIERS ALL FRANCE TOC CELEBRATE |Rainbow divisional headquarters ‘al ‘rank J. Kutcher, Mill- | R. nd C. Johnson, Denver; Fred — ss — ay Me ee ace aide SHALAPELEKS WIR ‘arve, Pa AMERICAN FOURTH OF JULY) icuts. 3. . ttomenton and a. Privates Curd W. Barls, Corbin,| Robert Law, Homestead, In Ap lion as surgeons, have been trans Ky A. Jordan, Eby, K Private Garry Nagle, Ne. a0 Tagpan d this time hh NINTH GERMAN FLYER MADE 10 END WAI Schools in Paris to Close and U. S,| ferred. It is not known whother they Fra cDermott, Vortales, N.| Street, Newark, N. J. listment was allowed t | | ; rmott, ales, baat : ; | be pected Troops May Appear at Reviews been assigned to duty outside Hi ict: “a Philadelphia Private John Ramold, Nebraska, ft for France in Jur { P t ; Richard C. Nae iladelphia; | | ; 4 the regiment or another bat David G. O'Neil jr, Reno, Nev | pb. | trained at Paris Island, $ | ant , Aeronautics Are t ially Favore in Suburb Sati DIED FROM WOUNDS. Private Frank A. Red, Nov 176 Lin: Karl T, Wetx isa ed af miss- | ‘ Among Ideas Submitted to Brit PARIS, July %—All public echoota] When orders were made public Ja , den Street, Yonkers, N. Y. he ih Add ‘ci aiy : : : Lieuts. George P. Gustafson, - 6 ish Munitions Office colleges and lyceums in Paris will be] Washington the early part of June Private Robert J. Rhodes, No, 123 as N Avenu | ' hat’ Capt : more, Ill.; George D. Jackson, Kini-) yore gy c LONDON, J V e fen July 4 School examina-|that Capts, McKenna and Anderson wood, W. Va apie eh See Jersey City, N. J. amil tn fl are the inventions which the war tena which would have been held on} had been made majors there was ated, ©. Ostrowak!, South! | Priva ¢ Dayton H. Robinson, La 100 Bronx tifa Thug, they ate as noth. (JUY 4 have been put over until July 6.) much ~ speculat whether — they Lett on twen ld a is : ay Newer i é France outside Paris is making| Would have to. be \gned to duty Honstanaty Ad Bone-| . Privat n FE. Sawyer, Wapato, Jin the y fou teabe fama 5 tially coecuna (ee forta to celebrate the Fourth}away from the 146 for it was nectad Y.; Emery E. Baird, Wash 18. Siumons, Akron, New York Lieutenant Was Dec-| to, oe : conception and. fantastic. in dee Properly, At Nancy the Trehman-|known both proferred to stay with North iro Maki Ser Dy CleeRty ie canna a: crwruranuereiel | ed With French War |! eee * Ieign, which have t wuomitted to /hachtrinn Society and other associas|the old command. appears now Rockland, Tex.; Ruben B. Harelson,| CO" Mtlelke, Cadillac, Mich.; James | orated ith = French nearer rer to the fr Jing Inventions Department of the | tions will hold a special meeting at|that the transfers of Majors Moyna McRae, Ga.; Albert H. Wail s¢} P. Walton, Attanta, Ga.; Robert D. A.) Cross and Cited for Heroism, father was born in ¢ P [Mistry of Munitions and rejected: | the university. Letters from Gen.}han and Stacom had been made Monroe street, South Norwalk, Conn. | Wilson, Bakersfield, Cal | fs pudiates every act of 2 lard posible. “The motive behind the | Pau. Maurice Barres and other dis-}about the same time Charles Wheatley, Bunker Hill, Kas.; | Privates C. R. Bell, Clinton, IL; By] Karl was born in Amer P[tiventions Ia invariably good--an ate | tinguished sons of Alsace-Lorraine| Col, Charles Hine was in command Wiliam Yawn, Three Rivers, Miss. ee Craft, Btberton, Ga; CE, Lyon,| The wounding of an American olf} y 44, und action tempt to end the war quickly by | will be read, testifying to the grati-lwhen the regiment sailed for France Hopewell, Va. cer who had won high officiai honors We 50 Cone , >| making our weapons more efficient | tude of the lost provinces to America. |and held that position until the lat DIED OF DISEASE. \ ’ ; ral aan DRS METAR C TG eT eben de pak ach taeda too Fes an Muka achat pibel Med Private Lemuel T. Shortridge, Ken-! q. ay warren ity |f07 Fallantry in the fighting in France | "Loul ewsboy,"” and is believed } ithe enemy ‘and his machinery of war, | In the Paris region there will be part of December, when he was sent : ieclosed in to-day’n casualty ‘to be Irst man from ‘hat section 4 ne Inventors have not paused at | reviews Etampes, Rambouillet,|to duty on lines of communication, mare, N. D. ; Line, : j dise n ey ; as Gt ihe clfnto: be iioniloned’ tn the > obstacles or ¢ rved dilleulties. | ypante rmain and Pontoise. It} which is a of Service Supply. WOUNDED SEVERELY. OTTAWA, Ont. July 2.—The follow-|report. He is Licut, P. Daly of No. a ue >» They have troze suds and mount. | | jeeatocant hia 4: troone |GbLed, We Baten sob eouh vente Lieuts, William A. Cross, Franklin- ing Americans are mentioned in the lat-/51 Kast 49th Street Lilet saddle hawaliaulee *% ed artillery thereon; — they have | 18 understood 4 J. + for four years Mil see ‘ loft South est Canadian Ity Het: Woun: 2 2 ” trained cormorants to fly to Essen | will participate in these reviews ltary Attache at Paris, succeeded ville, N. € Ld SSG RGAILAL sabes) hahaa prepcseet rueevtiouba mtbr Lieut. Daly attended bur 0.000 FORD 2 and pick mortar from the Krupps’ he new name plate for the Avenue] him, Col. Parker was ordered to the Rishmond, Va.j John W. Leach, Tus: | 7 aon, ind: W2 Alli Lowell, camp last year, H y 1 ’ ’ v ’ y BO that they inight crumblo to ident Wilson wa n place! United States and arrived here about oosa a Robert L. Moore, | 0” : ONO | SEP eee y One sisi, 5 » have trailed from balloons pasos . . bs Cambridge. Mas: Dorchester, Mass, Ii—J. W, Ma : fiom men's hands; they have perched Two other changes In the regiment Lieut. Philip L. Rose, No. 105 East yatcanan, Mass, Prisoner of W sailed for France in ru) on shells nen to steer them at their ar were announced a month 4 Capt 53d Brest, New York, Hogan, Salmon Falls, N. H attache He took pur first. Thousand: : have been especial Re Named (oF | Water Powtrs, who had been Acting ind.; Robert Tnionvi ean : Gras rE by the lifting power of |4.0 ere Prew!.|a Major and became Divisional Adju Sergts. Norman Berg, Chicago; DECLARES 20,000 CAN FLY Wea A Warieg) (Her REMAN yar (Re Chaser 4 Sergt, Pavio © PUTNAM. hydrogen untinited, fox they have NR Lan aR SAMEERA ESIC oe 3h nt, and Lieut. William F, MeKenna 3 ewis, Centra His name also appears on the Frenc : i" ; Suggested armor-plated DaloORs £0 1 eee eee ene a ae ete ine Twas made a captain and regimental Benjamin H. Lewis, Centr | 5 inte forsic itd a $2,000,000 | Gad PHOEDHDNEEOOD® transport artillery and troops, Heat | neve ta the ety. mee tne ere ants Corpls, Freeman Blackwell, Roll of Honor and he has been cited |, tba pay EIS apeed : Sees NS Brcdeted tue eaiting (tieere ae t burn, Ga.; Thomas C. Gardner, Rich- i Rear several times for his heroic 8‘ up his produ of patrol sand eleut. Putnam, Only 20, Shoots Zeppelins afre, and the moon is to be Reohamd Hivihplnce to Ob | Reeseter the . arie 1 r . owr . plane in To! covered with a big blacie balloo: sa 4 EAMEInee: te ie mond, Va.; Charles 1 Huffman jr. Handley-Pagt oy [in rome of the flercest fighting the submarine chasers, Officials of the Down Enemy Biplane in Toul | covered Peeatlin iat Gea ttaRe, serve Independence Day. y Gadsden, Ala; Ralph C. Robinson,| Handley-Page Manager Says Arm ; ys nant waar tacaaé Sector of France. Becrclsbis Oo cotcaiswed an VENDOME Br rit tuia| WASHINGTON, J Hl. Ros in \an, | American troops have seen in France. I mpan ances c a . Pia Had A ay runs 80 bi é Vice President and General M Rawlins, Wyo. and Navy Flyers May He (hat the plans had been approved 18 | creme wire var [Ge to. project the light on the target | cit birth the Count de | ester, Vie nt and an Privates Samuel W. Atzor, Phila- Soe iy Help Win At the time he was wounded Lieut, (Wat the plans B nm AB WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN| and then shoot son th bent. Li LR en eae count ee |axer of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com. delphia; Kieht 8. Copenhaver, Lythe, War by Trips. serving with the 18th‘ phe arene foot long by FRANCE, July 2 (by tho Associated int ataeriean ity [BAN et been Mont.; John H. Critchlow, Home-| W. MH. Workman, genera! manager of # Infantry, Company Be oo) poor wide is a er con. Press).—First Lieut, David kK. Put- SEAMEN STRIKES PROHIBITED nine th iit pai stead, Pa.; Meiroy Cummings, Rum-! the Handley-Page Company in Amer- ment fo his) eeuction for Mr. © Lin- nam, of Brookline, Mass., a member erican Independence Day “ford,” Me; James S. Daugherty. |tea, issued the following statement to- Hise vas receive coin Highway, near the Passaic of an American pursuit squadron,. FOR THE DURATION OF WAR To-Morrow at 2 P. M. Bluefield, W. Va ph L. Diedrich, gay trom the Hotel Riltmor rat pat r. The added building will go up be down a German biplane near Review and Fleet at at tha: Mater Jollet, 1 pis Daly is twenty-seven years old. n the same plese of nnd. It will be} 1 Sund. on day 4 near the Aquarium, 4 3 Dragoo, Basin,| “1 Wa8 asked to-day whether or not} “y jout, Philip [4 Rose of No. 105 East /°” t° ' se ‘ nn Horta 9 POREBY | Waoa Acreement Reached Bal POU LON Admiral Lacas Privates Edgar agoo, Basin, | view ip L. Rose o! , BASE suai ana ote sane apis age Agreement Reache alwaen I mira a0, Wyo. Wiliam Dube, Lowell, Bass: | 0.000 pilota could be trained by May 1..5gq Street, listed as severely wounded, [Of PTC! \ Meee rp nine Mas FA ae BSR of Marine, who Is the SURVIVORS OF THE Hugh $. Punk, Liberal, Kan.; Andt/19® to fly 10,000 Handley-Page bomb- | iy q Yale graduate and a son of Cap Sables ales hadi tacrpieal Err etit c ine anny aan Marine and Steamship Associa- of Toulon, {s making a PRESIDENT LINCOLN Qomole, Punxsutawney, Pa.; Oscar ps Deramenee actors tie AYADSS (So) - 1 assemble the small boats tions and Shipping Board 1a ehttin he An The U. S. ‘Transport recently ; hawka, Ind.; Anthony pes company is turning out " a INGTON. J “ane the warships In port will holst | th sunk by a German U Boat, will Grill, Reading, “|trained by Jan, 1 of this year and a ar |and a direct descendant of Gen, Israel Pronibit ow per f the war grand review of troops and the crew alt ; a the largest and best equipped of its q ae . Calaees Amos Hardin, Dales, Ges. | ret acts Cette neatga| 3 cirque a4 bar aurea Ie eetsam of fevolationary tome [enenr an warren eaebd otwunn Te |S ha EVER-WARM. ivates I Horton, Cincinnatls | tneir elementi a a rain- | Searny’s wa vetivit with © | wo! eputation as athlet arine Engine Henefletal Associa — 5 ae W. lvens, Grand Canyon, Aria: | Me Phere are in elt psi aa | Mee PAK Han chipvere analee anal hone te a pe AR iebIs the American 3 ip Ss. Troops * Wilson Bridge SAFETY -SUIT Horace C. Johnston, Tvby, Mont.;| 2,000 American pilots waiting for aerc jthe Federal y prs cot Eno Ue Me eeraee ate tion and Shipy 1, an an acer ila 2 which saved lives ingiithat John P. Kaulen, Chicago; James J.|planes to fly, Eight (housand military | Aarohidpivihierwanttnieanoe on aoe to-day sa nk adie | SOOM, Cee Ne ere eae Kennedy, West Philadelphia, Pa.; | aviation students in the United States | NAVAL GUNNERS HEROES hes By ; hati bers fall to submit » ances to th headed by a mie i be c irae b sl) N. MeKay, Anaconda, Mont.; | Waiting to be sent abroad also now are is ; » served during (ie sunt-| Hoard for wettlement will become subs asd vag er hs fo 10th Floor, TL Broadway, Howell < a eiaeie City, | helpless in this war mer in the trenches with the Forelen ject to discipline by the Benoficlal Aa We erat Tel. Howling Groen G00 ward A. McLaughlin, Pa i peg ous ts ! on, and was transferred to the |sociation, an ne Utah; William BE. McLaughlin, For- wenty thousand pilots could easily Jtah; iam % mech ‘ . be trained by May 1, 1919, to fly the Ate avin n eCuE 1 t aker, ©. 2 .._.,{lantic, All we need are 4,000 in Decem- Bey War Cross for tingulsh seems Private Joun FE. Nelson, No. 22} ber and 4,000 each month thereafter, Daniels Commends Members of leon while alone on g He ! Mgrtic Court, Bridgeport, Conn lwith those who have already been | Armed Guard Who Stuck to Posts tearnla Kenia eninan nrwlt E 3 Charles S. Raffington, Hetchingon, | trained. 1 understand there 45,000 Rae WRAL ‘ lowibe/ dae ‘attanued Kan.; John C. Ryan, Rawlins, Wyo.; | applications made to the army and navy essel Went Do i co aad | 3 to pughton, Wis; Joseph Fred j authorit tying forces training were started at once they would | {not only be expert pilots, but would re- | Otls Sampson, Schiachter, Rock Springs, Wyo.; O peaven, Bae: Lema alee jcelve their full Instruct son the na | hh, He 1 MIB: | gation of the trip. Private Andrew G,. Storrar, But Asc Gtranianac alba liteed bie (cortaene Mont.; Paul A. Sullivan jr, Paris, /in engine production Tenn.; Morris H. Thomas, Edgar seve Springs, Mo.; Lawre » Chi- ERIGAN STEAMER SUNK j cago; Lavern W Sunnyside, AM ; Nev. OWNERS HERE ARE TOLD Private John Wilson, Kearney, N. J. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. Lieut. Paul Daly, No. 31 East 49h) The George L. Eaton Left an Street, New York. a a 2 i Private John Summe, Mentone, Ind American F ‘ if { 4 Fran | WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER- Two Weeks Ago. MINED). The American steamship George Lieut. Charies L. Miller, Altoona, Pa. | 7, paton (2,008 tons gross) has been priveis Paul A. Beach, Green| o.44, presumably by a German sub- age, MISSING IN ACTION. marine, in European waters, accord cut. Charles C, Croal, Sisseton, |ing to Information received in ship- | Daal | ping roles here to-day. She left an| ra eeks ago. | town, © - ch W Elwell & Co., owners of : arry A, Jones, Westmin- | + Biwell » owners o Sere Lida the vessel, received a cablegram | ster, Co | gente Privates Benjamin Birmingham, | from its agents in London announc Corpus Christi, Tex; Joseph M, Ro-|!ne the sinking but not saying| ace, Chicopes Falls, Mase: Robert | Whether the ship had been attacked A. Collins, Montros rk.; Joseph w. | bY & U bo message contained ee ‘Iphia: Arthur R_|R@ information regarding the fate of MoGinn, Philadelphia; = Ar |the crew, numbering about thirty ™ Randall, Columbia, Miss. men Private Carl T. Wage, No. 3265 3d cargo, The vessel carried a genera! ‘ A st AER G “worip, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1918. r PHE EVENING MAJOR MOYNAHAN IN GASE OF AIR RAID, ot n Course it en RELIEVE TY on in Course in Har | m Police Station walks in life gathered at the West 12 reet Police Station fast night ‘ to receive instruction in first atd| >—- under d tion of the Police Depart-! ment to protect lives and property in yther attack by of Supply, Succeeded by Me- Kenna—Other Changes case of 1ir raid or an enemy Lieut. Abraham Li States Medical Res ten, United re ustga ve F Mase ubly or Timothy J of the best loved officers In Moynahan, prob- ‘oree, on : lough from the Syracuse training np, and Dr. Hugh M. Cox of No,| the okt “Fighting Tr 69th Remi St Nicholas Avenue were in| men when it left New York for chargé of the work. ‘They gave do-| france, has been relieved and aa- / orth talks on bandaging nd] sieneg to duty with the Service of other first aid wo pe cota sbelde Supply. He was in command of the Thirty-five physicians and twenty : “ nur assisted in the instruction. All| 3d Battalion of the New York regt- have agreed to give instruction to all! pene now know the 165th er who attend theac precinct classea,| ent now known he 166th, Mag ninga a week will be devoe- | James A. Mo , formery Captain work of D Company, who was noted in ! wayien wilt eee night Lieut. Tatst: | army orders not a month ago as hav- Wednesday, Dr. Rothatein ‘of No. La freed received his majority, succeeds Manhattan’ Avenue, and ‘Thursday, | him in command Vr. 1. Alexander of No. West!) News from France tells of other \first aid diploma personne! of the 165th. Major Will- Mrs ine Ripperger, a widow, | iam B, Stacom of the 2d Battalion | mended the m “CANNOT SERVE LIQUOR TO SOLDIER GUESTS guard NAVAL . 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LInera nate 28) ha grocery and delicatessen deal tensive training at the officers’ schoo > lated by President Wilson and seo-)(G Camp Dewey, there at Saumar-on-the-Loire NAMES OF 3 IFUTENANTS Fetary Baker and made public to-/ about. 600 at the city armor Lieut. Rose's mother, Mrs. L. 8. L day by the Cx nom Training the Thames 1 Tra Miller, with whom he lived, was noti Camp Activi about July w fo 4 > i selected t nada On eal [fled Saturday by the War’ Depart HELD IN GERMANY GIVEN by zones around every camo pal A ti Nichols £ Co's ment that her son had been wounds — where as many as 250 men are sta: inact usTIN, t on June 19, He had been serving |Casprain, Meile and tloned for more than thirty days also Laws RN 99 with Battery E oof the Sixth Field tured by the H ofore officers and m:n were evaninen Artillery Li - d to be served vith Jiquer althy Jada Private Frank A. Rea, eighteen Prison Cam thelr homes of when bona ‘ide between n years 7 i uests in private homes outside the accepted years old, of No, 115 Linden Stree WASHINGTON, July 2.—The names Eye Pah sd 4 Yonkers, who ran away from home !o¢ three Lieutenants of Amorle | ‘Tho previous order as to camp Eeetteh Vard Repairs the Tor. PREPARED ': twice to Join the Marines, appears in |oan Army held prisuners in Germany 20ne® affected only divisional, em pedoed Cunnte he casualty list as n me re , popes barkation, officers” training 1 a WASHINGTON, July Amer Ley pis Were annvunced to-day by the War! number of specified train amps ean destroyer ( was t tion, He was reported so after the | pepartment, They are J Wiltrot for various staff corps. ‘The limits pedoed in Burog Oct. 1 fight on the Marne June 7 Casgrain, Detroit, at Camp Landshut; of the dry zones, five es except last, ha British Frank's father, Daniel Mea, saia|Lieut. Harold Meite, {dress nol when the camp ts within ty or yard and tation y when the boy was sixteen years old, | Bure W. Leyson, Bost name Of legalized and in that case within ope. the Navy Department to-day an in 1916, he left home and enlisted in camp not known, half mile, remain as before, pounced. on meat, cheese, fish and salad -~ sandwiches—and, Oh, Boy! what RESERVE TRAINING. delicious, appetizing delicacies you