The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1918, Page 11

\ action Lieut. Stephen A. Schwab was decorated with the French War Cross: } for bravery in action. Lieut. Schwab | was twenty-five years old and at- tached to Company E, 107th Infantry, 27th Division, Ho was a son of Mrs. jp | Mila 1. Mactensc, No. 168 Second Ave- nue, College Point, ang had been « H member of the old 7th New York In- fantry for six years. He was killed Sept. 29. A brother, Lawrence, is an Py sancstppaniams mn in the Navy. Lieut. Harry Van Holland of No. 27% Decoration Awarded to Lieut.|Sumpter street, Brooklyn, wounded : in aotion on Sept. 2%, wrote to bis Schwab a Few Days Before | mother on Oct. 22 that he wan recover- Death in Battle, ing in @ London hospital and ex- EE pected to be out in six weeks. He was A few days botore he was killed in| S89 In the right side. Lieut, Van Hol- —— | land was employed in the Brooklyn CU “ALITY _ | Building Department before entering T THIS OUT Jine service. ie saw service with the ——————— New York Regiment at the bor- OLD ENOLY RECIPE FOR CATARRH, a CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND " OLS. ult, 7ou Know of some one who is trea. | the 106th Infantry, 27th Division. Capt. Thomas A. O'Brien, a vet- eran of the 69th and 7ist Regiménts, -|is reported to have died of wound: Oct. 12. He was out of the service when war was declared but won @ commission at Plattsburg. He was @ member of the 30th Infantry and was wounded at the second battle of the Marne. The father of Private William E. 4 Toported in to-day’s cas- as having been killed on Sept. ot the opinion that the report is an error, He said this morning that a letter from his son George, who is in the 6th Infantry, dated “| Oct, 16, stated that William was In a hospital and doing nicely, William is in Company I of the 307th In- fantry. Private Charles Sherman, twenty- four years old, son of Mi Fannie .| Sherman, a widow of No, 906 Simp- -}son Street, the Bronx, after being twice wounded, once in May and again in August, is to-day reported killed in the casualty list. The date of his death is given as Sept. 12, but his mother said this morning that a r living in Paris wrote her that had been wounded in the foot on #/that day. Private Sherman was born in Parts, but lived here for twelve years. He went away with Com- pany C, Ist Engineers, Private Anthony Christ, No. 121 Kenilworth Place, Brooklyn, killed in action Oct. 3, was a member of the - une 9th Infantry. Corpl. W. Tokarz wrote Christ's family: “Private Anthony air Christ was killed Oct, 3 while his company was advancing. He was Mad cece | wounded. On the way to @ dressing 's aye. ied ots a station another shell exploded nearby tous, Co: Ne id killed him." for THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, . , = ‘a Deatote $76 counsel fees and $10 4 work] @ 0 | combor for the reguiar air matt seryice | ‘ CONFUSION AT BALLOTING — |.2s%cc5 “eucin’"st"ct" hee au” tor | $200,000 FIRE LEVELS HEART |: | 5 Ul sepa liom from Alfred M. DeMott «en e - : FOR WOMEN'S CLUB LEADERS) ssievse'ot's youerace tem suoreme| OF UPPER SANDUSKY, 0. oe Court Just fanning in Brooklyn de- - — : } STEN Kit clared Ce Bey haves @ man marries quan ), . he ja urn wo ive means. Sa Itt After 23 Votes It Is Decided to|"®be Mott twa contested nia wife's ap-| Two Probably Hurt by Falling WHEN RHEUMATIC i ie hi he , 3 Throw Ballots Out and lacs ae Walls—Firemen Rescue | 5 , ; ing to an aMdavit by.) \. Begin Over Again. ‘fa abandoned ‘ak! Lodgers. PAINS HIT HARD | The fourth day of the twenty-fourth St their homes she | ,UPPER SANDUSKY, 0. Nov | { annual convention of the New York | salt, of a b sida Fire destroyed the heart of the bi | _ | 8 7 y - DeMott in an clared that |dirtrict of Upper Sandusky this 4 hat t tal Pr and was marked, after the voting been, wad that they got 102 |aozen mercantile houses are a total! Sloan’s Liniment and Nursery sete of nine preces, as illus'rated—$8.50, Bread and milk se of four pieces, consis'ing of ug, bowl, 6-in. plate and mug—$4.25. With poenlé 62 confusion. Fetter, Osborn lodging house and Opera pacntnenhah- <A Signs outside the Grand wall Roow | PUT ON TRIAL FOR SABOTAGE. | ''ov"" to elect officers for the next two years iting them, loss, including the three-story Hotel! — “‘Lenock it galley-west.” stated that no electioneering would be Ten persons were caught under a} Don't say “it will be all right to-| tolerated, of prime ag bite bsg ao Ne were In-| morrow.” Rheumatic twinges won't fy HILDREN to-day are just as much interested in the The Ast voto was cast by Mere. Wil Jured, probably fatally. Ten person: | relieve themselves. It takes the coun Co" characters of Mother Goose as you used to be. So we ter-irritant of Sloan's Liniment to | bring quick relief. Effective too for | arly ever that man's have red a new series of Mother Goose Nursery Sets. The ns of one of the best known artists in the country were sent to England, where they were reproduced on each liam Todd Helmuth, Honorary Prev manufacturer of | 5¢ the flaming Osborn rooming ho dent, the second by Mrs. Whitman, wife} raincoats at Sixth Avenue and Nine-| py firemen on ladders of Gov, Whitnyn. t ye teenth Street is the first manufacturer| Fire trucks werq rushed from 4 external ache and pain Marton, Bucyrus and Carey. With heir to. votes were cast announce n this district to be accused of sabu - Of the pieces of four sets—Humpty Dumpty, The Old made that the voting , (ager which meane the tse of defective | chemicals the firemen saved a hai) Put it on and let it penetrate with. Woman Lived in a Shoe, Old King Cole and M Would have to be done over aga ith Government probes out rubbing: Clean, omical Goove herself, lother Mary Garrett Hy straightened out t trots, Dut on trial bes = lifelong tangle by moving to out all the ‘Joseph A. Burdeau, As Stent Diatrie Ready for New York-Chienge Atr 1 ‘ Sale Ge een Oree Aitorney, declares that Lazarus was men Sry 3 $1.20. 2, Ty rr awarded a contract for the manufacture | CHICAGO, Nov. 14.——Capt. RB. B.| f of 300,000 raincoats and that he usea| Lipsner, Superintendent of Aerial Mai’) - — mn > detective materia: bs gervien, fausiven @ talarell ireen Dine 45TH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Praeger, Secon A t Postmaster bribes to Chief Inspector L, | General to-day, er of the Quartermaster’ all hangar: ment in effort to obti h ment in re This Store sells the overstocks of the big mall or- der house, the Na- tonal Cloak and Buit Co. 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