The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1918, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918. 3] REPORTED DEAD IN LIST OF 98 ARMY CASUALTIES: NEW YORK SOLDIER MISSING —— Twenty-One Are Killed in Ac- tion and Six Are Victims of Disease at Front. WOUNDED BROOKLYN BOY HAS FOUR BROTHERS IN THE ITALIAN ARMY ro Sattile of the 305th Infantry Was Injured in Action July 13 + tro Sattile FOUR DIE OF WOUNDS. ! —— Piet Sixty of Pershing’s Men Are| Severely Injured, and One Is Held Prisoner. Private § 141 Union Street, Brooklyn, wounded in action —_ n July 13, has four brothers in the WASHINGTON, July g The |italian army, the youngest beir army casualty list to-day totals 9s/eishteen years. One of them lost a as follows: Killed in action, 1 n n the Great Austro-German drive > into Italy. Sattile is twenty-two) of wounds, 4 ated if discasc years old, was born in Italy, and ha wounded severely, 60; missing, 6; /beon a citizen three year He is prisoner, 1 nember of Company A, 305th Infan- KILLED IN ACTION. try. Before being drafted he was a Corpls, Walter Jordan, Danville, Vt, |longshoreman for the French Line Private John G. Amory, whose ad- Corpl. Loyal A. Osborne, Irvington. iis. is given ae No dy Enat Sixty N. J. fth Stre # the only New York City Corpis. Karle Wardell, Beverly, |! isted as missing in action to-day ne house at the above address is Mass.; Joseph Worthy, Mai wd and the family have removed to Mechanic Samuel J. W taker, Fall | Walpole, N. t Private mory is said Hivie, Stena, |to have attended the first Plattsburg Privates Leon E, Abbott, Swamp-|TPHEINE Camp, tater going to came scott, Mass.; Elmer Basinger, Tuttle, | Wadsworth. Spartanburg " air He has a brother, Copley Jr Okia,; Carl Hapanovich, Cabrin, Rus-| wig ig « warkine With eho Th sia; Frank A, Harrington, Methuen, (cu f the Government. in Mass.; Charles McDaniel, Dagnell, | trance Mo.; Farl O. McGrath, Lakoport, N.| The father, Copley Amory, formerly H.; Pete Marchn, Russia; Josoph |had an office at No, 30 Broad Street Messina, Kankakee, Ill; William J. | Metzen, Howard, Ill; Foster L. Rif-| Three Casualties Announced by fenburg, North Adams, Mass.; Joseph > | Schutz, North Detroit, Mich.; Mearil| WASHINGTON, Jy smith, Fall Leaf, Kan.; Frank §,| Pepartment announced three Snyder, Hol Mass.; Otis KE, So-) ties to-day as follows: per, West Somerville, Mass.; Harry| Henry B. Valpey, gunners ma | Spritz, Lawrence, Mass.; mon O,| 5. N. R.. Everett,, Mass., attached to Wilbur, Roslindale, Mass. United States steamship Warrington, lost at sea July 21 DIED OF WOUNDS. | 5 ; : Sergt. John A reon, Sundevall,| “red Il Holder, freman, U, 8. N. Sweden; Corpl, Ludy C. Tumlin,| S¥t2 City, Ind. of United States Waitain. the. Privates | Steamship Von Steuben, disappeared af at sea July 16, Thomas Ciaudio, Morong Riau, P. 1.; ) Joseph A, Ubanski, Niles, Ul | John J. A. Malone, seaman, U. S. iGO clakhe N. R.. No. 2173 Eighth Avenue, New DIED OF DISEASE. | ; York, of United States steamship Privates Richard C. Beck . Co-f Granite tate drowned earesing) 6n hasset, Minn,; Will Bowdin, Magan, July 24 at New York. N. C.; Enos D. Lewis, Wi sburg Va.; Forney upert, Bradford! Jersey Man in Canadian Army Pa.; Fred Teachenor, Shelbina, Mo Weended | Jesse Williams, Lambkin, Ga OTTAWA, July 26. T name of J.! SEVERELY WOUNDED. D Wallace at ke arny. N J. and F. Bergis. James A. King, Chicago; | (ocday's overseas’ casualty het. ae Albert J. Pipe hi wounded James D. Ralph, 85 Fullerton Ave- nue, Newburgh, N. Y. Beret Whalen. Re Pa.; Corpis. Herman horn, Wis.; Andrew BP Cedar Rapids, la.; James J GLASS 1 OF DRAFT NEARING EXHAUSTION James ading, Rollinville, Mo.; Harry W Crowder Orders Local Boards To burn jr, Springfield, Maas; Lester Halt Releases to: Navy. and O. Whitson, Chicago; Alfred Will- " ) jams, Strawberry, Ky.; Bugler Rob- Marine Corps. ert Duscher, North Chicago, Il Rapid exhaustion of Class One Privates Frank C, Bailey,Alta Loma, | exten some local draft boards ma x. James Mloomenthal, Harris- be unable to fill the August call was in burg, Pa; Ray L. Brubaker, Free- dicated by instructions issued to th port, MM; John F. Carter, Birming- beards Provost Marshal General ham, Ala.; Clifford Ly jem, | Crew da Ala.; Joseph L. Couilard, Presque declared that he will be un dianapolis; Richard Deopere, Bast eer aad ola ‘lined Moline, Lil; Donato di Desiderio, Mc Deena leeta haltatamadineatec an Kees Rocks, Pa.; Frank J. Downin Ledge ig pier PTE ate n go; Albert G, Brnst, Now Doug- | and Marine ant Bmergeney Fleet as, Iil.; Paul ©, Freeberg, East St. ! Corpora antil hha ove. 1h Cloud, Minn.; El ines, Olmsted, | sigh AL cal 1 lil: Jesse ns, Bassett, Ark.; John | Crowder's instructions hea . us, Standard, 1].; Walter d.| ments by members of the 1 (irnela, Chicago; Howard W. Hartley Cor that there will j Muncie, Ind; William M. Johnson, | 190,000 men left in Class One by Oak Ridge, Pa.: Thomas Jones, Phil- |Sept. | : Charles P. Kleinhample, Pittsburghi| cent. of the 749,500 registrants, in. the A. Kozlowski, Chicago 1918 class i Alexander expected to be p in Charles K. Kreid, Golden Eagle, Ti; |Cle* 1 ite Qualified (or. mens Albin B, Lundberg, Ch Albert | them to ecial utiny to th A. Lykens, Chester, Pa:; Hyhraim|{Par of any, local board which fw McCualsky, Buckhanr W. Va; William Meer, Ambt Vellonhove, Hol rge KE, Nunn, Colche r i Pee ee iteeian IN GERMANY DESTITUTE bh. Page, Sparkaville, Ky Oswald O. Palmer, sa, Ind.; Lucas M Phoenix 2 William Shipping Board to Seek Relief of Chaska, Minn.; George Prisoners, Threatened With l.; George H. Plate, Chicago: v4 Worse Hardships. thony Ptah *hicago; Eugene ©. Kos nie Brooklyn, N. Y. R. W. Sperry, St. Louis Stauffer, Steward, Ill; J roy, Ind.; J, D, Sullivan, Pottstown, tained by the | Beard, Shipping learned to-day, are pl mediately Shipping official twas anning to act im relieve the imprisoned me Pa.; M. Vanish, Pottstown, Pa.; R.| Germany Js threatening to remove the Vaughan, The Rock, Ga; H. F. captives—more than 200 in number Waschbuseh, Chicas to the s n'a priaon camp, where, ac MISSING IN ACTION. ‘ to data gathered through new Private John G. Amory, No, 135 Hi ise anee a hited ¥ er na ptr East 65th Street, New York ure held, Many ¢ prisoners ha Privates B.C, Dehar Ree amen a ainnahethea 6 Centre, Wis; R. C. Harrison mas, 1917, and some were taken from ette, Ind; J. Regan, Joliet, French and British merchantinen in 191 Unger, Lafayette, Ind.; C. a - Toledo, O. D. 8. 0. for U.S. Naval Officer, PRISONER, LONDOD July 26.—Lieut. Com Corpl, R. J, Lacourciere, Meriden, mander A. C, Carpenter of the Amer Conn jean destroyer Fanning received PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS- |, ING NOW OFFICIALLY RE- PORTED AS HAVING RE- TURNED TO DUTY. Fanning, in the Liedtenant Com Private Joseph Slack, Springfield, mander's charge, has been prominent Vy in the anti-submarine operations, stinguished Service Order from King George investiture at Buckingham a private Palace to-day 1e <A PA OF AMERICAN WAR AUTO TRUCKS RUSHING U. S. ENGINEERS TO THE FRONT NEWS. DRAFTED OBJECTOR 4 §;0M2 "TH, | STARTS FOR CAMP _ SHACKLED 10 COP" {Chairman of ‘Board Removes} Ye {Bacon, Beef, New Potatoes for Luncheon in Village From Which Enemy Had Fled. ITH THE AMERICAN July 25 (United Press) ; ' : @ roadside kitchen in @ village American Flag From Pa- from which the Germans had been | driven only a few hours before, CHSCs Coat I apel the correspondent lined up to-da with some at luncheon with the following menu | Bacon, big pieces of beef, boiled new potato coffee. The cook apologized usually did bet | doughboys When 500 draft Cortlandt Street men boarded the ‘erry on their way to a Virginia cantonment to-day, a rice, green onions, hackled to He was Harry 1. Maxi- 122 West 10th Street. At conscientious objector was ‘ saying he a policeman than that a | U. S, FEEDING SWITZERLAND, Double mom of No the time of registration Maximom lived in Harlem and had to register Shipments with Local Hoard No. Promixed Safely \ Made Under Convoy. West 198d Street. Attorr Irwin! WASHINGTON, July 26.—More than | Kurta is Chairman of this board 400,000 tone: of anipotne, thiefiy new Refore the contingent reached the] veasela constructed for the Em ferry Chairman Kurtg removed from] ency Fleet Corporation, are engaged Maximom’a coat lapel the butten,|!9 transporting foodstuffs and other adorned with an American flag, given | much nrede t taertand to each man called in the draft. The] Under conv: v4 button has the inscription ernment arranged t When my country calls to the| ipartnents. toed” colors, Tam in Class 1." that country “You've got no right to wear the! quecessful that not a single tom of jean flag if you won't fight for] supplies has been lost by reason of » 13, AWARDED GROSS, FOUND 10 BE ALIVE American Soldiers, Reported as Killed in Action, Are Not Dead, Pershing Now Declares. WASHINGTON, — July Gen Pershing in a cablegram to the War Department to-day corrected an error in the American communique of July 8 whereby th of the Marine having beer guished Service cen officers and met Corps were listed as ded the Distin- Cross posthumousiy whereas the names should have been listed with those who survived the en: ment in which they distin- guished themselves. The error, th War Department announced, was da to the omission of paragraph of tn communique. The offi listed were and incorrectly 3. Rockey ut. Ed men « and John H ward Y AY, Hope, Past Assists O'Shea, Surgeon Sergt. Major Carl erets John Casey . Gunner Serg unner Henry yd D. Godbey een and Private Kukoski FRENCH ADMIRE REGKLESS VALOR OF THE AMERICANS But Their Pride Is to Kill and Pay Little for It, and They Leave Fewer Men Behind. LONDON July 26.—Comparing the work of the French and Ame troops in t now going on, th Reuter’s nt at) Ameri headquar' The Fre hard stud: heart is the ch have had four ye the and dead ns, Whi sacrifices are required they ar ready to make them, But their to kill and pay little for adini as valor of the Amer Frenehmen ern killing, ans, but their own methods are some what slower and more subtle, Bach ave fewer men beh coseiase hats TO SPEED HEROES’ STORIES. Letters Tell wi ASHINGTON rs from Chi American Red Cr July 2%6.—Delivery of members s and others to fam lies of Ami 1 soldiers Killed ov eas, recounting the cireumstances under which the men died, ix to be ex Jited under a plan announced by Ger Hereafter such letters will be marked distinguish ately and. pr forwarded t Adjutant ofice in. Fran After verific forwarded to the addve SPORT PAGE WAITS ON PEACE Stare and Stripes Abandons 1 Until Allies Win, PARIS, Jul, 6.—The Stars an pes, the American soldie ew announces that it will abandon pase until an Alle peace > HOUSE COMMITTEE ABROAD. Thiet Affairs Body to n of Naval Make Ina WASHINGTON, J —T House Naval Comm 4 Ih an in r ‘4 naval ba « A an make a trip to th Manafacture of In WASHINGTON, Ju Ma fa stricted f apa: ) pounds; medium, 4,000 ard, 4,500 and heavy, 6,000, the War Indu Board announced’ this afternoon, as a measul conserve the steel and iron and Lo reduce size of stocks, ntry,”” Chairman Kurtz told] *Ubmarine attacks ; Maximom Keeley n _~ “LT will never don a military uni- WASHIN( orge = = — form," Maximom is alleged to have] Creel, Chairman of the nMittee oF AMERICAN ENGINEERS IN FRANCE © Aner Axe WEASERT responded while he submitted to the| Public Information, has announced ne office n London and Pari WCODS AND GRAIN FIELDS UNANIMOUS ENDORSEMENT 035 wore Harlemites on Way to Spartanburg ene that through democracy blood | 4," he replied WITH EQUAL | EFFICIENCY | Cheer Gubernatorial Candidate Well, now that you are rendy to | at City Hall entrain, will you fight for dem mee | Alfred E. Smith was to-day given an y?" was another question. $ ; A ‘ other unanimous Gubernatorial ¢ “1 will go to the camp, but 1 will | Epieds, in Which They Fought Five Hand tore iri eane trom several hun. Rot don a uniform," he said, “the | go men fro who Draft world can attain democracy without on | bloodshed." dred embryo fighti Roard No, 170 of Harlem, Hand Battles, Is Wrecked—Cathedral 33 ; heir way to Spartanbu 5. Maximom {s Russian born and has in Ruins. Hi sob oft w Think Ave Is 8 The drafted men got off a re AY ;|been in this country six years. He WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES ¢ nue traln at Brooklyn Hridee Terminal |i) hy Ig a litterateur and. writes IN FRANCE, July 25 (United Press).|moppers-up already had buried the nla left his offic, where he had & text books for the schools —On ankee unit northeast of] bodies. busy reading congratulatory letters and| “For the public schools of New York | Chateau-Thierry advanced several{ Oe big minnenwerfer attracts at-| telegrams and went out on the stepa | City?” he was axked | Adentist that knows his ry Z je [tention on tho main street, where 1! }to see the boys off. He was immedi- No, for the Jewish schools," he re- ness can lengthen your life by kilometers throu villages, wood 18 hastily deserted by the fleeii ately recognized and cheered plied ia shies the efficiency of your and grain fields, changing from street! Germans, Not a single building but A do H . uy ue Maine te re to it that when’ you dian wat of the forests without| thelr battered-down walls and caved.) "hake Tih cube re es ool at done right Any change in emelencd nates ; fine of thy tive PARADE AROUND CITY HALL = Satter Dentistry is the best German resistance ts utifening asloid teltecu Wool trick ct theira in procession ‘halted. lonk that money can buy % , pueew FICK: OF HAGIPA 1 marchers tO give: Uh cheers 7 Examination by our Registered Den- enemy exerts every effort to pro-]trying to delay the Yankee advance any ether we're in bur 1,500 Relatives and Friends March fists at all our offices free of charge tect the removal of his supplies and] The tcing machine guns in Herlin. wee era With 124 on Way to Train for Sets of teeth, 85 up. Fillings, 81 up eur Villages, chateaux and crops] ‘ree not worry our rifle <——~ : Crown and Bridgework, ®5 per to re shattered as attack and counter-]™men, who to test thoir sharp Camp Upton. countryside "We enjoy seeir n dr aid St. Aloysiua Band, 124 men from Local er anaugereaulter ie RS eae HARIRRET ROS OPRL - of Italians, paraded this morning from ° Jy shld! dg baht Ie " : Seer Says Inland Waterway Row, cireled City Hall; thence to Cham 4 So Ub Ene Allleas aetiilecso rekedl othe lt keep track of the advancing | Sect ays Inland. Walerway | Row, elrales Gliy Hal eehird Ace. | 491 Fulton St, opp. A. &S., B’klyn. buildings and stree nately, after| Americans, and bomb them, At Would Save Lives and Property {Pere Sn Aun sod wet where they ene| MOMre, .du—7.4 day, ¥— which machine uns and Jtney use parachute flares, which esni Blown and i Boule trained for Camp Upton at 10 o'elook. | muane harged ook the ht 1 the reads, but Allied Italian girls dressed in picturesque | Gor O24 Sta oth Av. May Hideo, Biklyay Bpieds lies A Its|i an leatr aft r WASHINGTON, July 26.—Many lives tume, carrying American and Italian | ~ i ata Dal hen Palin 1 hillside ower| fectively. preventing any s Ger- | 4nd much property would be saved: by by St. Angolo'a Band, | 140 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, N. Jy and front wa of mediaeval No nan air warfare an inland waterway from New York to ne the line of march, | 26% Albany 6t.. New Brunswick, N. J, man architecture, are pierced w From prisoners it is 1 1eMBRE iy esaae, rahipping. Seere- | tywards of 1,500 relatives and friends! 449 gmith street Perth Amboy, N. Je shell hole Germa elmets, gun he German units are grea hk beigi Redfield ss ay 1n:8) letter te marched with the drafted men Aged | 1 equipment 1 abou \ INOTNi ale GUE. EOLIBAA eeRRa TEI A Cee One a een, [oNen Gad. Women ware carried 10/eutn profusion, testify. to rou au-[itan ult thelr origina’ strength ty ot the Government purenage of tne [MORO cae and Ye ITU essage ed by the enemy in attempting alan, have lost particularly heavily in nd Canal. crowd of about 6,00) relatives and : America wht ine Ku euReeunninen te Reston frends Coverring, avoroaimare’’ "| fromMeadquarters | : , yee: a rs kabeipa ‘t ferry for a military camp this morning ROOSEVELT FINDS FLEETS © SURE OF HIS PATRIOTISM, wan mac ieesal sean’ QMS) BACK TO THE MARINES, teet shipping from submarine OF TWO NATIONS ONE) REQUESTS AN INVESTIGATION siz veesniage rraoklln Bloat = |FLYERS KILLED AT BUFFALO, Corps ana he automob! Assistant Secretary Inspects Destroy: Dr. Wet.el Denounces as Malicious | business back inthe o Meet D lane Fatts| sarines as a private and will leave fo er Base With Sir Eric Charge Pro-Germanism the Paris (3. ©) (training camp to: Against Him RUPFALO, N.Y aviator| morrow. tend sid. tent, | WAM inatentin killed and » Doolittle, | ens f vie ta a son of the late Ad roasted ‘golden n t ‘ CO rigid $e isco, fatally 4 in the | miral Wiltse, N., who raised the brown,’ moulded . Sir Geddes, ete Principal of th alr t « t t ‘ ou ae r the Hawaila ” gaaira . : ws al ell of an airplane at the Curtiag te anda” One of his, ancestors with our smooth American Navy Department, stated tol or justice to investigate the charges of /M0cident occurred. Maj Jward ryland, sighed the Declaration of In ntoa generous ba — h stad Bes ; PRTG liye pas patel er ares gd BE king officer at the field ee hat he had been greatly. im 1 with | Mayor Frederick W. Donnelly. W nae th Rate in Army Camps Here AUERBACH'S the pulling together of hah and presented the matter to Arthur Hams ange tne pilot, ‘ FAR ca gape Chocolates net HEATH at aia beg With moter throttled ion eee iialon a Rents and Candies He iid Trenton fichool | \ hine wa wan altitud Kaclery “health eonditien apy eer, itlae, | aenerevervoudre 4 af t a t hat Wetw 4 ¥ . neath n the United State de j 4 a Ou mopath " b 4 . hada yu r n Ww 3 na t i be, ead Hor could be at at thero| nantly. dened. the thargew WANTED WOMEN TO FIGHT. aid of the Br all are w toh rtic " German We Mad No orem f f the Baia bole g rgonbae tree Me tad 9 «« | War Economy Salad Dressing a ; LIEUT. CLAPP, FLYER, KILLED y No, &3 Hower Olive oil is searee and high fact tha wval au at ee tucealy priced. Gulden’s Mustard HA AER oa iid ou agai a artred Baek y costs less and is a better base cele este PARIS, July 26.-The death n that ; was for salad dressings. Noted aroun > af aa ARMED SHATNER i rab , ha Government, cooking expert suggests: BLIND HEROES GREET U, §, or tw tasayeate tical a Salad Drewing: $ tablespoons Gul eee : wey et ale Vokes I WHA AT Ee den's Mustard: 1 ta blerpoon sugars ey ork 4 Pe vlad + re s cornstarch; easpoo! Preneet Deas hee f t I Nu e eae nalts th teaspoon paprika: 34° ox WASHINGTON, July 2¢ Kl pallies ny Mls home) his forehead stool sp aby: water Mix; cook; cool A merica m 315 blind fl t i = hin uit be en up recently No need to buy a hottle id ealod dressing ep las ppiaterh x ‘na “ : x Y ard Chaplain. Bees = when you have Gulden's Mustard. Fund, 6 ad th Departinen t Rev. W al foward art 9 Hy ma aga gt Ro Sew Nom am I ey Gulden’s Mustar Auboy Nin teeing, the day peep sppoinied & chaplaln in the Now Made from Nature’s Purest Products Xhucrican Army. and allied nations, the |tain, He has been to the sta An American Standard Popular S Since 1867 civillwed world will reap the reward of | Coast Arull Corps, commanded oy the sacrifice they made,” ‘Col. Sylvanus G. Teets, AS THEY CHASE GERMANS: