The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1918, Page 4

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ARMY $150 Action and 184 Were Severly Wounded. 1,190 names, follows: wounds, 72; died of disease, 184; wounded severely, 14; wounded de- gree undetermined, 177; slightly, 204; missing in action, 170, |Those on the lst from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut follow: KILLED IN ACTION, Lieutenant. KNAPP, James ©. | Rant Pas neitas North han Prices BLACK $6.45 to $9.00 TAN $7.00 to $10.00 HAS 1,190 NAMES 358 Were Listed as Killed in WASHINGTON, Nov, 26.—The War Department to-day gave out another BA list of ensuaities which contained (HAE They were divided as | Killed in action, 968; died of | wounded oy. = WE dds, tects Mechanic, MILLER, Adolph, 417 8, 4th ot., Brooklyn, Wagoners. Reet St Zinn max ‘Priva es. Py ' aa a — We stia . ian’ Ae ‘Agr a ae rs een a aaa futon my 9 Gc: i reves re corpelion Fi jaa x. Y. Ojeam 5 F orth C., tmirs, N. ar (1) a ‘- a RETR Maes 4a Ibook. fea lon h m7 ‘rd ar. Homer, it A eS Btu, Breeds | BATES. ia 15 arya THULEGROSSA, Jowh 1, 8 Tamfiton ot, | SQHICK, Vales F. gga 1 14L0R08, Remen eaten & ee hariia fa. dare ly? eo MSOK, idan, Gregory Gaver, 1617 Od at, Tey METER vegan 2. if SO fi Bag 1 fa x aa ass Mott, YOR m, New York City DIED OF WOUNDS, nceperale | SEMAN ance. Wate ‘Goan, fat hath? Hid Avenue, Long Is WHIDDEN, Cart V, Yaad Clty: aera ‘a’ Vones Mar TAN gay fer Be Hn ‘By, HAM ata oe "on Pate oR buffalo, N.Y, a a ‘Street, Jamalon, im. N.Y. DIED ‘OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT. Lieutenant, Kgometh M., 402 Rast 90th treet, Tet, “pte DOF DISEASE. Cai REL ey, WRT Rath "hes," “age. Mailed aren, Corporais, Na wir “a PO Leringon Avvece, Cook. PARTLAND. Bernard J., 211 Avenoe ©, yiwanl A. ¢ 3 |, Alexander, 31 Eait 284’ t., Bayonne, T., 600 West sth Bt, SCHIPENA, Herman ¥,, Gowanda, N.Y, WOUNDED SEVERELY, Li Tuptey 8. ¥ X, kdmond J., * Serg ints. NUMIERS: Wiliam, amen, N. 3. WASHBURN. Rufus Wer Hartford, Comm, CONEN, Mevee, 118 West 180th aa “MISSING IN ACTION, MoGOTTT, Joba an i a Cook. THOMAS, Henry 8,, Rutherford, N. 3, orporal. Irvington, N. J, OPSTHAULR, Charter, 800 9 Ar,, HUGHES, Jemee ¥,, 908 Grant Ay., Arn, Danteay + lise ‘Center, WHYTE, Siete Ht, N wittant 44 ANDIDRSON, A DOERR, “Gutere 146 fh. 10 one ‘8, Pielan, Pyrat 1th HAUS: ttayrnoni, "Tod ‘Cro! 1IONIPBON, Jonerd, 05% Third Pisce, B'itye, LY REPORTED IN ACTION, Corporal, LORNECK, Pel G 307 lath Bt, Brookdyn, | BIANO,. Vincent, Fovgte w. Y, | 8 A] m DIED F Ol LY REPORTE FRO! WOUNDS ie RECEIVED IN Weg ner | DIED FROM W. | KILLED Tisiims «,, ante, EMPLOYEE OF THE WORLD, KILLED IN PICARDY BATTLE May thas Noy, Mango % Avery J Cy ‘Cota, 3 eta . M. H wig ar } Matias Se New ore | NG Samocl, 071 Bowthen Boulensnd, fogrth St... Beouktrs, seca sel ie Ph, se WKS ea, ea Ta New York mies sete den. 7 gre glee, Se Nee Pee Sond ris an Kew tort Now West Sith St, New McLAUONILIN, James, 464 St. Nicholas Ave, New , Brook. ler, pepe Ruhl” ‘2023 Woodiynne Ay., Private: GARUET, | Gtoranni, 230 East 107 ot,, Now Astoria, New York . Cone, 16 ‘Front “Bt., Rockville 170 North 4th #t., Pater » ae Wasi’ ‘(th Bt, New lew York ILLED IN ACTION—! ar MISSING me 3 ages pr ONEOUS- REPORTED N ACTION—SHOULD PRIVATE HENRY 6, PILGER, “PL RIVATD HENRY G. PILGER, formerly an employee in the photo-engraving department of The World, was killed in action in Flanders on Oct, 20, He was drafted last May and went to France in June as a member of the 105th Machine Gun Battalion, 27th Division. Pilger lived at No, 156 East 86th Street with his fath- er and mother. His brother Julius is serving in France, BE WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED. Private, HAYES, John, Staniord, ‘Conn, WOUNDED SEVERELY IN’ ATION —PREVIOUSLY RERORTE MISSING IN ACTION, Pi Charles HM, GUTHA i ty, KBsPRMERSRY, Mich 08 Hawes’ 8t,, New wt Walter W.. Greenport. N.Y, RUBY, Charles, Radgusond Ne UNDETERMINED—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KiLLED IN AQTION, jeutenant, 1B, Horace B,, Schenectady, VAN COSTEN! oo Private, ADPUMAN, Abe, 104 Broome $,, New York WOUNDED IN ACTION—DEGREE UNDETERMINED—FREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION, Sergeant. BOLAMON, atinan 20 Amor, St Brooklyn, jersey City, fa Aue BAT Bast Iida ts Now York WOUNCED SLIGHTLY IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY REFORTED MISSING IN ACTION. Privat ‘TTIOMPSON, Claude Harrison, Ouda, N, Y, PRESENT FOR DUTY—PREVIOUS- LY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION. oral, Corp BALDWIN, Joseph K,, 921 East 14let St,, New York City, .N. J, . Now York Fighting Uni Vinal Lieut. Comntander Ivan Berg of the Russian Navy, who had been in Eng- land for three years, arrived here yesterday from Liverpool on the Bal- moral Castle, on his way to Viadi- yostok, to report there to Admiral Kolchak. A number of, British sail- ors on their way to Viddivostok also arrived on the Mner, There were forty-two Anzacs on board who have not been home since they joined the ish forces in 191 a admira iN TE wth Bren ee purit and ACTION, Ly Seidl Monro Pape, RRONBOUOLY Y, —| to help in such an organization.” WOUNDED IN ACTION—CEGREE Guist Tnepoater Poek ean be rendhed by telephone at Farragut 6630. JEWS’ FUNDS FOR CHARITY IN PALESTINE ABUSED Dr. Lowenstein Says Intsitutions ’ Are Filthy and Officials Seek Personal Profit. Dr. Solomon Lowenstein, whe spent last summer in Palestine as a repre- sentative of the American Red Cross and the Joint Distribution Committee of American Funds for Jewish War Sufferers, made a vigorous attack last night upon the management of Jewish charities In Palestine. He sald that institutions where ver- min and filth ruled were being aup. ported by money {rom New Yor] business enterprise out of the needs of their brethren. was made at @ meeting nge the preliminaries for ign, which In the week Deo. attempt to raise $5,000,000 in Fe: the campa 8-15 will ati dinner at SEES DISASTER TO U. S. IN RAILROAD CONTROL ment Should Return Roads to Check Socialism. ‘The evident intention of the Govern- ment to continue control of the ¢ transportation systems of the country in Socialism that threatens to undermine America’s free institutions, sald Lewis J. Spence, traMe director for the South- ern Pacific, speaking to members of the New York Traffic Club, at their annual the Waldorf-Astoria last unsuspecting Jews lent their io such enterprises, and that the m in (Might. He added that concerted action actual control were making @ private on the part of the public was necossary to a’ oh an evil. He pointed out what he termed short- comings of the experiment of unified Addressing particularly repre- ives of railroads under privat this city for Jewish war sufte lix M. 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