South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 328, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1918 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SUNDAY, N() i;.MBl Al 21. DM.

MUST ELIMINA

BIG POWER IDEA

ROLL OF HO'NOR LISTING MEIN FROM INDIANA, ILLINOIS,MICHIGAN, OHIO AND KENTUCKY ON THE CASUALTY LISTS.

H t Th following casualties are re- Ind. Ind. G Wp!K Pllhliriit Mnarrl : ported by the ronimandlnif irer.eral Guy H. P.urks., Springfield. O. I-.. Z. Crall. Irnsing. Mich. . w. huho, CÖIU;nf th American exn-ditionary , Charles A. Conway, Akron, u. j Floyd Gallimore, Shelby ville. Ind.

forcts: Killed in action, oZ; died of, William Cutiinger, Taylorsville, Horner Giddhigs, Weiert, Ind. uound. 1 0 S ; died of accident andiKy. Alfred E. Hackett, Cleveland. O. other cans- 11: died of lisov Claude Imi, Kent, O. ' Edwin A. Marcotte, Marquette,

ltd; t:nlcil eerh, 2iv unuud- Carnie Dunn, Murray. Ky. 'Mich.

By Large Audience of

Yankee Officers.

LONDON (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) "The On at Power I(Um" as represented by formen ofhccs must be done away with

if the proposed lea true of nations is to f. a furre--. H. G. Wells, tho j novel!t and publicist, told a 1 irt-e

audience at the American Officers HI.

club. A leairue of nation.', ho paid, was in arronl with human nature and th pirit of nationality, and it whs not oppo.-ed ever to what Americans would rail the "king business." Hut tho great power idea would have to be exerci.-ed If mankind was not tu go down in bloodshed and ruin. The Krat power idea, he explained, was that each state was in condiet with all other states, and it absolutely opposed the idea o fthe common welfare of man. "It was only a. little more active in Herün." he asserted, "than in thj oth. r capitals of Europe. Every foreign otl'.ce, war office and admiralty has been organized to carry out the great power dreams. "Foreign offices are too secretivo and advantage-seeking instruments and too antiqated for the difficult task of dealing fairly with all othe: nations under a league of nation. "The United States is in a different position. It is a republic, with a president capable of speaklm; Plainly to the peoples of the earth in a manner which is enough to produce an epidemic of epilepsy in Kuropean foreicn office.." A league of nations would have to substitute, he said, some sort of central control In which diplomacy would have to befooled and represent the whole of mankind. If this was left to the present foreign offices to arrange, he contended, it would

be asking them to arrange for their

own extinction. "I have always ben an advocate," he added, "of complete victory." Hut something more than Germany i the matter with Europe at the present time. Unless the great power .system embodied in present-day foreign offices, pursuing secret policies, is destroyed, this war will not havj been worth while'

ed, degree undetermined. 177: Thomas J. Groirk, Chicago, 111. wounded slightly, yO; missing in ac- ; Ionanl Horrevocts, Grand '!aption, HI. Total 1.741. fids, Mich.

KIM. I I) IN ACTION. Reutin . nam. i.are. u.

IJI.TTKNANTS. Vöries I. Hro.vn. Paulding, O.

Charles F. Chaiipel, Toiedo. O. ; John James "arey, Cincinnati. O. ' TdleVi11 flout,! rl.lcin, 111

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William Wylie, Ed more, Mich

Felix pudellko. ChioaRo, 111. I 'avid Schulkln, Chicago. 111. Mai. -hall Smith. Ogle, Ky. Grover Cleveland Tape, Cincinnati. Ohio.

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1. Burr F. Loveless. Colfax, Ind. James Francis Rahac, Chicago,

OLIVER CIVIC CENTER ARRANGES SCHEDULE OF GYM CLASSES

The schedule for gymnasium lasses and nipht f-chool work at tho Oliver school has just been ariWiKed. On Monday night there will be a sanior boys gymnasium class

and clashes in English and civics, j

The senior Kirl.V class meets on Tuesday and the junior boys on Wednesday. On Friday a junior icirl?. clas.? is held. The regular i-ivie center meeting are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of tlie month, and educational motion pictures are shown on the nrst and third Thursday. Classes in English and civics are held every Thursday nlghr. Activities at the school ate in -Ivrge f f'lareiu'e Perkins, buildin ir secretary.

John CT. Purlin P.or.d k"v

coitroHAi. iii:i of accident and othi:u Pelbert K. Clark, New Richmond. ' CUMIS. ohi,. IHIVATFws. Jf.hn . cjos.sett. f;r;ir.ite City. 111. J Fernie plumlee, Frankfort. 111. John w. Acklin. l'ot.tiac. ill. j Thomas Wiechowski, Herta, n. John F. b'jriont, Chhao. 111. ; DII'I) OF DISKASF. Raymond Imley. Chicaco. 111. j "apt. Jobu I. I'.ediuger, Anchorage, I o d. Hauff, Covington. Kv. I Ky. John I'avlis. Coal city. III. SERGEANTS. Harry M. Ray. Richmond. Ind. Herbert A. Harrow, Oscar. Ky. Harry- W. Hurkley. Harry. 111. j Freda E. linker. Marion, Ky. Clement R. teele. Hanover, 111. ! CORPORALS. A14ert F. Wittman, Chicago, Rl. Edward J. Eckhart. Chicago. 111. I'IIVTF Ralph T. Carpenter, Hudson, Mich. lister Anpell. Canton. III. John A- J'tHÜ10"1"111- U Fred Henry Aschmeyer, Cleve-' AOU.NhKS land ( ! Abraham Ammons, Nellie, O. ' Frank Iiailey. Heaverdam. O. L lLvllc J- Weatherly. WeM Newton. Hen Hurda, Chicago. Hi. IncJ' ,itvatvq Ross Carnes. ITench Lick, Ind. , , n m John W. Carr. Dennison. o. Mephen J Hennett, Helyidere. III. 1-iurence Faust, Mon'o. Ind. Charles H. Hurne. Peoria. Ill Ambrose If. Baldridge, Stoning- Ularence IJroadhead Plymouth, O. ton in (?eor'e Chiyaa, Whitlnp, Ind. Oempsey I. Hates, Resser TU. Oscar T. Cool: Salen 111 Leonard F. Becker, Highland. 111. D;-n"k';. ralmouth Ky. Howard C.Cromer. Redford. Mich. -J0 : Iu!lea. L M. Louts. 111. Enett Iavid-;on, Winchester. Ind. f;,lnuI,'la,?.( v,aSfW Kj r Mart Dekklt.ua, Hersey. Mich. J:a,h . Gliche r, I re e port, 0. Peter Psomaa. Cleveland, o. Tr;ink ()lkJv' , Ifnvi Ue. O. William R. Hunyan. Ina. III. ,! ' Heerli Clev t dan d. O. Herman Albert Brandt. White illard Brown Circle lllo. O Cloud Mich James K .Carroll, Chicago, 111. ' Leo' J. Carey. Hollaire. O. (T;' . lkr K?ny- ;V?na,?.,,iMi?n Gcorpe J. Carter, St. Joseph. Mich. .ohn lJIclD?nn: 1 f'ncTV V"" I' Joseph Clifford. Friendship ( frrrnn ,Sd!iJ,,auS.1 TC'Kdane' r?' C.eorKe Robert frurn. Detroit. Clarence E. Rinphlser Ian O. ZVI iohi Joseph A. Bacn, Cincinnati, O. Emerson Cook. Pekin. 111. Thomas Carter Champaign, 111. Otto J. KKelhotT. Raymond, 111. Lawrence L Harris, Larue, p. Frank Gottfried. Chicago, III. M, V,n U Homminger. Otter I-ake. Elmer E. Hannah. Chica.co, 111. ;lcn. T11 Ray F. Herschback. Detroit Mich. ie C- S Augustine 111. Felix Jaworski. Detroit. Mich. K- Jhn; 3per, "Vdn W. Overholzer. New Car- J UU"n cr- rt' f, f la,nd;, 'T H jj8je q Eric F. Sanders, Indianapolis, Ind. ..'l."rt L. Ratell. Munper. Mich. Anton F. Smoczynski. Chicago, 111. Edv ard M. Webber. Dover, O. Robert Stacy, Dayton. O. Henrv Wlssmuller, Chicago, 111. Asa Thompson, Duke. O. Richard M. Gaza way. ks'prinKfielJ. Jph J. Vlach, Chicago. 111. Ohio. Ralph R. Lenser, Milan. 111. Fred Iladdox. Younffstown. O. Thomas M. Malone. Chicago. 111. Lloyd Haws. Chrisman, 111. Howard Schau, Lowell. O. Joseph r. Kina. Toledo, O. otls Snyder. Bryan. O. William Knop. stelleville. 111. Charles C. Thompson. Mount VerHarry Uerla. Mt. Vernon. 111. 'r'"' - . . James w. Mobley. Eaton. 0. j r'e A- Todd, Mctoria, 111 Levi'Mvers. Hluffton. Ind. Arthur R. A eathors, New Albany, Adolfa Rupnik. Cliicapo, HI. !In?;, . . , John K. Thatcher. Covington. Kv. ! 1-dwin Zimmerman, Plain City, o. John II. Harris. Cleveland. O. j Harvey II. Wendorf, Marshall.

Frank I McLaughlin, Elk Ilapid. !llcnMich. i .Stanton II. Marshall. Delaware. O.I P1

Walter A. Merrick. Sandusky, 111. Mich. i PRIVATIV. Ernie Moyers. Cunningham, Ky. '. Castner E. TJorowiak. Caylord. Joseph J. Peterka. Cicero, 111. jMich. LVwin A. Peters, Chicago. 111. Paul A. Henriton, Detroit. Mich. Hiram Riddle. Forrest Cottage. ' Samuel Aison Watters, CJibsum, O.

Ky. ! David L. Collen. Cleveland, O

MISSING IN ACTION. Ernes W. Schmidt. Kewanee,

Kzra H. Randolph, Farewell Mich.

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Mich. Italph Taylor. Fast Cleveland. 0. Rort Cirant Watkins, Ionia, Mich. vou.i)in sij(;htlv. SERGEANTS. Ccdric Icons'. New Haen. u. Mack M. UIinlMit, Soutli fiend, Ind. Cpl. Albert R. Chipman, Highland lark, Mich. Bugler Claude B. Ruble, Windsor, III. Wagoner Charles W. Runnella, Juhnfctonn, O. PRIVATES. Napokon Kupchun, Harvey, 111. George Mor.-an, Chicago, 111. Charte L. Voorhees, Canton, 111. John L. Blythe. ;hica;o. 111. Joseph F. Rurek. Chicago. 111. William H. Devorc, Bonnievillo, Ky. Walfred E. Erickson. Chicago, III. Htnry Lee Gibbs, Boyne City, Mich. Virgin F. Harp, l iline, Ky. Barney .M. Jankouskl, Chicago, 111. Herbert Clarence Johnson, Detroit, Mich. Wcn;il Kropacek, Thompsonville, Mich. Adolph F. Zaremba, Chicago. 111. John C. Biggs, Atlanta. 111. Ben Cook. Cincinnati. O. Charles Warce Grunwell, Conklin, Mich. Raymond P. Guinnlp, West Brooklyn. 111. Lawrence Hamilton, Hrooksville,

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George II. Love. Plymouth, Ind. John J. Lynch, Chicago, 111. Warren Manders. Winamac, Ind. Gust Maginnis, Younstown, O. Frank Sherman Nowland, Lansing, Mich. Joseph Partridge, Kempton, 111. Joseph Pekarek, Flint, Mich. John E. Kasmussen, Neo'uuneo, Mich. Otis Ilatford, Bakerton, Ky. Elmer L. Swanson, Aurora, 111. Jav Vanbuskirk, Hammmond, Ind. Elmer S. V. Vogel. Carthage. O. George W. Winkel, Hlllsboro, O. Mike Lyczkowski, Detroit, Mich. Albert Massey, .Saint Ignace, Mich. Charles R. Nelson, Chicago, 111. John A. Pekownik. Hammond. Ind. John II. Russ. Mount Clemen?, Mich. Steve tachek, Doylestown, O. Waller F. Shirley, Pummershade, Ky. w i :i : k i j v sum ma i t y. Killed in action (including T.9C at sea), 16,150; died of wounds. G.44; died of disease, 7,367; died of accident and other causes, 1.5.1.1;

wounded in action, 4 4.497; missing: ! t - 1 11 D i Ü

O. Warmbier, Auburn.

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Frank Damajyn, Cleveland, O. Joseph Wathen. Kockport, Ind. George C. Winkler, (Jermantown.

Henrv Mich.

Frank Winters. Toledo, o. Hiram S. Kelsey, Ed more. Mil h.

Oscar Kennedy. Portsmouth, O. I Joseph T. Lvnch. Ava, 111. i KiismII O. Tim ii. Soutli Jlend, Ind.! Arthur D. York. Terry. Ind.

Otto E. S.ISS, Port Huron. Mich, j William Sankiaho, Princeton, Mar Jacob Siegel, Chicago. 111. quette county. Mich.

Russell R. Tucker, pennvilk. Ind. nii:n of iismsii I-e:it, C. Farrell. fMnabi, Mich. Upl. HimarJ V. Iictricli. South iscnd, Ind. PRIVATES. Vred Almau, Urow nstowM, md. cMwyrd J. H. Bankfurd. Fort Ond. Hurley V. Urati-n Do..:-.;-, iK Everett R. Curti-s. icxi::.;to:-:. Ky. Charles Fume., 7-erby, O. Charles Heppner, OlJenber.-. InJ. John McDonald, pana. HI. fcfylvestei Mushinski, Chicago, ii!. wounded si:vi-ntu.v. SERGEANTS. John P. Holloway, Bedford. Ky. Frank LJralo wnki. Chicago. 111. Cp!. Harry W. Johixston. Chicago. 111. PRIVATES. Charles F. Ballou, Dekalb, 111. Robert C Dooher, Browns CrosJ RoadK, Ky. William John Bracht, Marlon, Mich. John L. Bray. Drum, Ky. John Clcvec, Detroit, Mich. Itussell I Coleman, Mansfield, O. Mark Twain Iarmin, Earlville, 111. Joseph William Galotscki, Ham-

Itramck,, Mich.

Henry L. Hicek, Grand Rapid-,; Mich. Edward I licks. Jefferson, City, Ind. j George Mason, Chicago. 111. Charlie E. Miller, Blanchard. Mich. John J. Murphy, Chicago, HI. j Harry Waldemar Peterson, Iron

River, Mich. Otcar E. Peterson, Chicago, 111. Albert August Briggs, Coldwater, Mich. Mike Hesper, Cleveland, O. Frank E. Hirssig. Toledo, O. Riley McKinley Lee, Mount Olivet, Ky. Bradley Meredith, Reespring, Ky. WOUNDED IN ACTION. Degree Undetermined. I'RIVATES. Floyd Culler, Elkhart, Ind. Joseph Madece, Lowellville, O. WOUNDED MJGI1TLY. Cpl. Raymond Kraus, Port Huron, Mich. PRIVATES. Robert Clifford. Plnehill. Ky. Frank Marculaltis, Cleveland, O. Paul Olst. Detroit. Iich. Moody M. Straughn, Clinon, Ky.

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Mr. Frank Ilarbaugh of Cincinnati, O.. who has been a barber for more than forty years recently made the following- statement: "Anyone can prepare a simple mi.Vure at home, at very little coat, that will darken gray hair. and make it soft and glooBy. To a half pint of water add 1 ounce baj' rum,

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in action, including prisoners, S.. 148. ,1-4 ounce gljcerine. These ingred-

Total to date, 84.343.

James W. Dailey, Evansville. Ind. Roscoe N. Davis. Ladoga. Ind. Mike Lalaeff, Hammond, Ind.

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DIED OF WOUNDS IIFX EIVED IN ACTION. Lieut. Charles W. Scott, Huron, 4. CORPORALS. Bert L. Greskowiak, Alpena. Mich. William J. Siegenbein, Houghton, Mich. Wagoner William Charles Hurne, Dayton. O.

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Kilwanl Eckert, Cass, Ind. Sigwed. Jacobson, Chicago. 111. WOUNDED SEVERELY. Capt. FYank .7. HiUa. Chicago, 111. LIEUTENANTS. Glenn E. Carothers. Columbus, O. James Bbedyer Grubb. Chicago,

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PREVIOUS LIST. The following casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: Killed in action. 78; died of wounds, 132; died of disease, 55; wounded severely. 12 3; wounded i degree undetermined), 19; wounded slightly, 2 3; missinp n action, fc. Total, 438. KILLED IN ACTION. PRIVATES. Michael Bregen, Circinnati. O. Earl E. Cunningham. Roscoe, O. Elijah B. Dixon. Indian Bottom. Ky. Raymond J. France. Dayton, O. Charles Hemming. Travis City,

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