The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1918, Page 5

tle, 118th & rine Corps in action father, J kiled in th the cabl who was Vv SOLE Des SGN WAS KILLED ::: for Corpl. Daniel B. Tal- lon and Parent. A memotial mass was celebrated in the Church of St. Thomas the Apos- Corp!. Thomas Fitzgerald was killed) 104th Street, a lawyer with offices at No. 111 Broadway, Corpl. Fitagerald enlisted in the Marines at the out- break of the war. He was wounded at Belleau, Wood in stopping the Ger- man march on Paris, but recovered and was sont back to the front, to be Unless there has been a mistake on the part of the War Department or Sth Infantry, wrote from had died a month before that, but ‘ho’s To Blame ? f you suffer from corns, bunioms, flat feet, ingrown nails, czllowses, etc.—if your children grow up te sxf- RICE & HUTCHINS UCATOR SHOE® » Cx risbly “let (he fect grew os fet a sevate a No, 62 Attorney Str |tion into the army Greenbaum was Double Mass Celebrated Here cicrk in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Just a ‘few minutes before the signing of the armistice which tor. minated the fighting Corpl. and St, Nicholas Ave- nue, for Corpl. Daniel B, Tallon of Company D, 308th Infantry, and his father, Patrick, No, 261 West 114th Street. ‘Tho father died Friday as the result of tho shock when notified that his on had beon killed dn action Oct:| % The official notice came Dec. 1 and the father made preparations for the mass, Then he succumbed to heart trouble, Cory drafted was secretar tendent of the postal sub-station at] Sith Street and Third Avenue, John Tallon, a brother, enlisted in the Ma-/ n before being to the superins 1,, according to his) Fitagerald, No. 4 West) attle in the Argonne. vica in reporting a seri- ived by Lieut. Ernest Machine Gun have been some end of the war. rt is that he was ction on Nov. armistice was uff lived at No. nkers. He is a neer of Columbia, ward P. Erbeck of Com- expressing the Mrs. Katherine was recovering. »She him. To- a4 word that SHSNSSEAS MENSA STS ASA AS SESS — a Terk 2 3 | Z\Straight i | Educator Se SP SOE So tient aoe ce Unless branded thus on the gel) it 49 not an Educator Rt DPBS Sea vcaerey ork omy , Caer a hole family into Idu- The See eenes seen Ne 0: of y part le manu- » Tae. —s or toate 22> I Bite Syn ae => we Ratitiectta noes cr ! | Erbeck died on Oct. 24 of wounit | room was kill N 1} received in act! a g the i send me to the X th infantry, wrote In ched his old homey t, New York, six after the signing of the armis- It was dated Sept. 15, the news came that he was killed in es , {action on Oct. 25," Before his induc. and was th ine His father iverside Drive, tor Stauderman, No, 1132 reet, Brooklyn, killed In ac- . 2 was a member of the 106th Infantry. He had been an ace tor when he enlisted in the 23d Regi- ment of Brooklyn in April, 1917, He went to France in May. Corpl, Frank D. Haffey, No, 688 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, was se- verely wounded Sept. 27 while lead- ing three Germans he had captured to the rear, He was a member of the 196th Infantry, 27th Division, wr te was| NEW SERV will Be + Place lors Soldiers The Trinity Service Club for soldiers | and sailors will be opened before Christ- ICE CLUB TO OPEN. Reduce Your Fat | | Without Dieting ago the formula for fat reduction “excercise.” Today it is “Take cription Tablets.” Friends tell Marmola mas at No. 90 Trinity Place, in co-|friende—coctors tell their patients, untl operation with the New York War|thousands know and usg this convenient, Camp Community Service, It was an- nounced to-day by the Rev. William T. | three or four pounds of fat # week. Manning, rector of Trinity Church. Ail ¢Mective, harmless Marmola three floors of the building will be de- voted to the men. A dormitory with 150 beds will occupy |ward Ave., Detroit, Mich Advt. the third floor. ganteen, billiard room, &e. 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