The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1918, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, BOYS OF OLD 69TH MISSING JULY 30 ut No, lyn 1721 Madison Street, dated Sept, 1 “When comrades brought pack and helmet here to me in al the pack was in shreds, canteen full of shell holes and helmet dented one hundred times. nothing compared Broc my hospit wounds ar ok- my the the my My to those of some of the poor fellows.” Sergt. Joos, who was an engrave sent home a number of cartoons de picting ba field scenes. He drew one of the devil surrendering his " sabaw *t +,)| chair to the Kaiser, with the nota- nore Becker in Hospital) tion: “take my chair, Bill; when tt rom Shock and Robert | comes to raising hell you beat me.” 5 . eatin t George Anderson, the actor, who \s Edwards Still in Trenches. | ine nusband of Fritz Scheff, the Tt a opera singer, is named in to-day'’s Dver two months after he had been asualty as wounded, degree un- orted missing Elmore Becker, No. | determin Anderson is the third Irving Avenue, Brooklyn, wrote | usband of Fritai Scheff, who is now iving at th: bu Anderson place at V Anderson, who has b Broadway his father that he is in a hospital hock y, Conn fering from shell r being star of many he thick of the fighting with Com. | became Fritai's manager in 1913. They Py E, 165th Infantry (old 69th New | “Corpi, Carl BE. Bohtin of Nee ane rath rk). Becker, wh twenty-three | Street was gassed Sept. 1, he wre his ther, John A. Bohlin. rs old, w P 1 missing on] He said at f it was thought he By 30, would become blind from gas, ‘ he is getting along finely. He is twen bWe were in the f the fight|ty-one years old and a member of kite Chateau Thierry al] Company 1, 100th Infantry, 27th Di ring July 1 his letter dated ptember 8 arly in the month I "WR 006 RETURNS Mieptured two Germans in a de | BIE," hy’ acemed iad 10, TO CITY FROM FRANCE laken. scones “You can he folks at hom j Girlie Followed Sergeant Aboard | Bthat the old 6%th turned the ’ Ship and Now Is His our favor t Chateau Thic Rainbow Div Mother's Guest. boys of the work and lived up to their name Hist Street was somewhat surpri who was al wrote to | had been in ¢ and expect d wed Gir Edwards is t which had followed her aboard a hived witi a at shin 1 At an Atlantic port, pack and hel fe] “'Girlic isa very patriotic d ; e John ¢ B,| Liepmann told a rey r son 805th Ma Gu e.| Wrote me that she chose the Fourth verely wounded on Sept of uly Ly n RUDE identiy sent her explosive she to me because he found it hard to “ w wa take are of her in France, aud he (iis letten to) hie ues her very highly.” | i Special For This Week Only HERE IS OUR GREAT OFFER: We Will Deliver Right Into Your Hands Any kind of Vacuum Cleaner you choose, and let you try it thoroughly before you pay a cent. 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Buy Liberty Bonds Name Mrs, Paul Liepmann of No. 169 Ea sed was taken to th July 40| yesterday when a “package” referred suffering from I | to in a recent letter from her son in Ree Se Well atid ‘back at tho » was delivered—a tiny black soon.” w “? collar on one side was in. Priv e Girlie,” and on the Sa "s mann, 20: ast BIRDS OF A FEATHER HANG TOGETHER! Effigy as Police Abb ano ADS CREME es 2,600,000 TONS OF MEAT Vells "packers oO ties of Other Fi Hoover Also mense Qua trength.”* erine Wishart, three cer Wishart, the New York Supr ny TO GO ABROAD IN YEAR i ‘oods »mobile Tall Highest” Im- daughter of Spen- aute PRS TT United States Must Furnish. | CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—In a statement to the American Meat Packers’ Associ: holding its thirteenth annual her Herbert C. Hoover nistrator, said that ng July 1 next 00 tons 0 nption by our s um and esented t will ne essary o inere eadstuft 1 $ 3,600,000 tons over t year igar 930,000 tons and nrain 0,000 tons during the same period At the President's direction, I as red our Allies that whatever their wa ‘ood programme calls for from us we would full,” Mr. Hoover added. “We 1 an give the ase food | over last yeur and still have bunt necessary health and pare sorte Se eae? Loses His Boots] ‘AND ASK BUSINESS 10 CLOSE |" —All Three Jiggled in Lively Bond Sale. Figures of the Kaiser, the Crown Prince and von Hindenburg were jig gled up and down so fast at so much the jiggle--at the Police Department's Liberty Loan stunt at Browdwa “0th Street at noon to-day that the Au Hi t his 1 vd the rommittes is tiating with cos tumers for a new Prince and a new Hindenburg meeting was by fat the best the police have held and uithough the complete figures are not available, the money subseribed by workers on tho streets exceeded $60, The effigy idea was that of Col H 3. Rosen, who is working with the police, and who with Deputy Com missic Wallis and Commissioner Enright, had charge of the meeting, The figures were fastened to the top of the building on the southeast cor- ner. One hundred dollars pulled the Part Three of the Special Term of the |? e Court. In the coat was a Pat) piainty we Kaiser up one foot and $50 the Crown Prince and von Hindenburg started so fast that in Delirious an attack of SF mission since last Mare! re based upon York and at Camp T pending before the Federal Trad The com- of an made at totn , Tox, Ridding A aan Ue hay | Prejaska, twenty-nine, of No, 1077 Pir race driver killed in Elgin, Til. Aug shea Lh Senn NERY 194, filed by Db. Harold Boulton of Ave e, left his bed ca this moi bh 3 Bast Mth Street, who married and wandered to the street. Te w driver's widow Feb, & 18, in Boston. | found on the pavement on Slat Stre The child's name was ordered chi | apd guage ‘ i, to Marjory McGowan near Fires Avene by olman Von Boulton’ was $ Louise MoGowan, | {} T iO8 ower’ Hi wine OF Jaughter of the late Hugh J. MoGowan, | he Way to Howe . the Midwest traction magnate | a a - | Wilson & Co, Absolved. Juntice Fawcett’s Overcoat Stolen. | WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Wilson & ‘A $100 overcoat owned by Justice |Co., Chicago packers, were cleared to Lewin L. Fawcett was stolen yesterday |day of charges alleging sale of un from the jurist's disrobing room next!meat to the Army, which hay 8409s Breer A PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR NEWS IIA Kaiser, Crown Prince and “ Hindy’’ Strung Up in Raise $60, 000 i in Li be SOE berty Loan Drive ‘RAFT AUTOS AND WORKERS {Dallas Liberiy Loan Committee Plans Thorough Campaign All Over District. DALLAS, x, Oct, Hoe The Lib erty Loan Cainpaign Committee in the Dallas district’ has telegraphed every Chairman designating morrow as the day on which to naugurate a “draft” system, Lib. | erty Loan Committee were author ized to Summon business and profe: men nnmitter reach every individual in vutomobiles and all bus! ne 8 wore asked to close until the loan job was done ENEMY WOMEN ARE TARDY. Only 1,500 Out of 26,000 Have Applied | for Permits Approximately Xmas Gifts WASHINGT Ficle » far failed to appl o Far, do by Fall, NEWS, Va, Oct lover of Bellevue, Murray } for per 25,000 German women ae w moments | New York district. Deputies from NEW YORK OFFICER MISSING, | he Kaiser was at the eighth floor |Marshal's MeCarihy's office ure now ibid. |whero his boots came off and nar. | (kl plications these permits Lieut, Traon Pt rowly 1a party of young wom-|&t No. 14 Park Place, and report to-day plane Accident—Two Lost, Jon on the atreet only 1,500 out of 26,000 German wome WASHINGTON, Oct, 15.—Two navai| Many bids of $5,000 were heard and |Md app there, enlisted men were drowned, an officer|about twenty policemen held up ap hese permits are secured, # missing and another was injured in a| plication for $50 bonds all at once ap deghebetea sitios eagle’ Ens-|facoh Siegbert, who has been buying |New York. Rufus ey the Nave Da, |Donds, took another for $10,000 and| Enemy Alien Bureau, has announced jthe crown prince got a ride up and| tat women w permnits will be ar down three times, The stunt will bo| Peeted If they Ko inthe restricted area ated at noon to-morrow at the lwor ‘ilding and for the rest! BRITISH IN U.S. ARMY NOW. the k ne Plat fron and jon Bulldin ie unced by Dratt Direc. | he police realized $261,000 fron | nesting of besthe hide and D trants of SEA FLYERS IN PERIL, | +a though they were American citizer ~ |OFFERS LIFE AND ALL HE HAS) and auestionairies will be sent to thos Three in Falling Plane Rescued by of the last registration for similar claset t Guard, | Lieutenant in France ‘Tells Mother! Seation and tion in thetr un to The Evening Wor to Invent tn Bonda, pe OF HU SAYVILLE, L. 1, Oct. 15.—A Invest all my mor Liber plane, of @ convoy to a Unite: i Hild Ing troopship, fifty miles | iy ; spun te andy Hook, returning to ite! Witham J. I Compa n6t otor trout he plane zig-|to his mother living a 66 West! tn eean abOUL| I5ist Street, ‘The let ad in part Mem-| +1 sup another Lite La ut in drive will be on, Invest y money | Aviation Lieutenant Killed at Port houra befe n these i internat Worth, "\ United's AB, ; L *| FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. 1 last week collapsed : ine hing 1) Lieut, BR. E. Graham, aviation in- aval tug. vege we do not win thia| .* Gilles nate whee — wa 1 matter, for I reals terry WISHART’S CHILD ADOPTED. worte ‘things than Whe cadet with : work in thly drive th injured Petition of Stepfather Granted In cove ni New Yori wil a of Wass at of Late Racer's Daughter, — itt Surrogate Fowler to-day granted | ppeamonia Vietin petition for adoption of Marjory Kath- | | 15 Kan ksi d 1918. TEST ARMY CASUALTY LIST OF 494 FROM GEN. PERSHING BRINGS TOTAL ROLL TO 51, 593 KIELTY, Thom ‘Tilden, Neb, tatile.t bic M LOGAN fedford. Mase, TONG, Norm Storie thal ACINERNEY. M'KINNEY, “Joseph P 1430 57th’ St. Brooklyn. (Continued on Sixth Page.) a's Aut 10,165 Have Been Killed in Action, 14,735 Wounded Severely, 3,083 Injured, Degree Not Known, and 6,372 Are Missing. WASHINGTON, Oct. 15—The las, PTY test army c list of 494 names | wiven out to-day by the War Depart- ment makes the GOTHAM HOSIERY w Our Specialties Silk stockings that nd tota! alties suffered abroad wear. which 10,165 have been killed e- ; ’ tion ‘ ae rs Silk stockings that The list is divided as follows garter clasps cannot | Killed in action, 47; missing in ac ruin. | tion, 49; wounded severely, 184; Uled Boston, Mass : lav. alsdahe, 4; died of accident and ale Silk stockings dyed to J other causes, 4; died from wou sample in a few hours ; Wounded slightly, 15; wounded, ‘ without charge. s Undetermined, 185 Sifk stockings 3 addition to 10,165 killed in ae vous bly d tion, 14,735 were wounded severely, | WITT. Louis Co. Detroit ibly repaire: | 3,083 wounded, degree undetermined, |DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER reknitted; new toe jand 6,372 missing in action | CAUSE or feet inserted. | ‘Phe list follow Privates | KILLED IN ACTION Ee SRN ‘it aD gar " PREG REL BRIS Ne aie Brot GOTHAM | Ebene pace Wi atonal, Ws | WOUNDED SEVERELY, HOSIERY SHOPS | : Lieutenants. No. 1 West 34th St. | HOMEATRICK, Eras (eo “ No. 504 Fifth Avenue te se MAC TAMER or Velwar x on, Al >| MORBER, John, Tomphineville, N.Y. SaaS Dit ttn Te dnmeaite, Ted ‘Buy Liberty Bonds GALANTE, Raffacl, 1724 2d Ave, PHILLIPS, Stanley, Upper Mont- New York City. clair, No J HACKER, Truman F., Gouverneur, Sergeant Major MITH, Veet, Dayton, 0 HAD, Boot x arciukts BALLARD. rm Tae A MLA Mo BULIOS: ; GALLAGHER, Thomas E. jr. 383 Locarro, Benjamin, Orangeburg, , want Av. Brooklyn a Y. HAMLASL "Ghia tt Pred. News =A: JOOS, John C, 1721 Madison St, MAyM Alay ics Brooklyn. MeMEEKIN, Arthur W., 16 West 1 ‘ ‘ Beth Bt. New York CIty pe Clayton P.. 170 Union St, McMILLAN, John F., 1 West 10tst), cf St., New York City. wee in ibe iivandton, 11 M:VEIUIL Oscar It Bremen, 0 Miko IKE NAS, Joseph, Amsterdam, N. Y. MicUiRe, Hugh i _ Johnstown, N. Y. LER, Ernest, Lincoln, N. Y. RTA O'SULLIVAN, William J. 307 Spring New york ‘SHOEMAKER, Quinton, 1 Miutte, te Mo, BERATIMOPULOS, Diinitrioe Privates. ANDERSON, Eruest L., Kingeville, Tex APICELLA, Carmine, 82 Bayard St., k SWANSTROM, John Fa 426 E, 64th » New York City. “use it myself’ The most convincing Corpora i guild eee Oe xenncree ADAMS, Matthew M., Ogdensburg, recommendation anyone |BORZACHIELLO, Nick, 108 Seventh N.Y. can give, is to say “I use J BENTON, Daniel Webster, Ellenville, it myself.” With all the coffees of the world from which to choose, the greatest coffee merchant 5 selected Yuban for his personal use, Boun RNE, Fran M., Bult NUWET Cuttond ‘alo, N.Y. iy H 1 Phiiehina. Manuel FERSCHKE, Arthur, 435 E- 142d St, New York city AY. bainel jo vit Worth, Tex A, William Francis, anny KEISER, “Arthur. —$? Burling “Belmont, N. Y. “Williams, Mint PATTERSON, James P.. 30 Macombs BL, New York City. DIED OF WOUNDS. Ps Privates. | BAYKO, Seder P, 101 E. 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