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Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 5

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918. DECATUR HERALD LIEVT. IVAN DAPPERT OF TAYLORVILLE KILLED IN ACTION BROTHERS LIEUTS. JOHN AND MERLIN ATTEND FUNERAL DECATUR HERALD I.lru. A.

IJapprrt l.irut. Iran Dappert Lleti. Dappert Lieut. John Dappert Bryan W. Wilbur, St.

Paul, Minn. Frank W. Woods, Woburn, Mass. Porter R. Raulerson.

West Palm Beach, Fla. Ralph J. Reil, Franklin, X. H. Edward Henry Rennie.

Binghamton, Lieut Ivan Dappert of Taylorville' Killed in Action on West Front One of Five Brothers, All Lieutenants in the Service. Two Brothers, Lieuts. John and Merlin Attend Funeral Services at the Front. The record of the Dappert family has been seldom equalled in the United States. Five sons, of J.

W. Dappert. Ivan, Anselmo John, Merlin, and Boyd, entered the service since war was declared with xemany. All five of the boys won commissions as lieutenants. Lieut.

Boyd Dappert sailed for France ten days ago, and Lieut. A. F. Dappert 's now on the Jersey coast expecting to saii at ariv moment. Lieut.

Ivan Dappert was the eldest of the five boys. fa I 3ti N. Y. Archie L. Rowley.

Warren. Pa. Clyde Savage. Bangor. Me.

Charles P. Schildknecht, Binghamton. X. Y. Donald E.

Scott. Syracuse. N. Y. Lon B.

Simmons. Tupelo. Ark. Henry Simons. Philadelphia, Pa.

Frank Skeets, Lockport, N. Y. John Soboni, Scranton. Pa. John T.

Stinson. Philadelphia, Pa. Eddie Clyde Taylor. Mlddletown. Mo.

General Trent, Luther, Tenn. George E. Turner, Providence, Tt. I. Nick Vistay.

Mingo O. Anson Wager, Rhineback, N. Y. Albert F. Waters, Worcester, Mass.

Alex Wllsky, Lincoln, N. H. Prisoner: Pvt. Michael Viola. Philadelphia, Pa.

SECTION' M'MBEB TWO. Following casualties are reported by the Commanding General of the American Expeditionary Forces: Killed in action, 14; died of disease. 2: wounded severely, 47; missing In action. 64; wounded, degree undetermined. 15; died of wounds, 9: Total, 161.

Killed In Action. Major Jas. A. McKenna, New York, N. Y.

Lt. Ray C. Dickop. West Bend. Wis.

Sgt. William Boyle. Steubenvtlle, O. Sgt. Harry N.

Kendall, Shenandoah, la. Wagoner Edw. Manley, Weedsport, N. Y. Corp.

John J. Kane, Jersey City, N. J. Privates: Walter E. Akeley.

Port Angeles. Wash. Roch. Bantowski, Chicago. 111.

Harvey Andrew Gullickson. Neenah. Wis. R. D.

Hilt. La Fayette. Ind. Anton F. Kersher.

Forestville. Wis. Howard L. Nidle. Great Falls, Mont.

Chas. Rodel. New York, N. Y. Dennis Strong, Tunkhannock, Pa.

Frank A. Block, Milwaukee, Wis. Clarence L. Carter, Rochester. N.

Y. Joseph Cloutler. Schnectady. N. Y.

Harold Davis. Watson, W. Va. Clarence R. Gold.

Huntsvllle. Ala. George R. Norris. Indianapolis, Ind.

Curtis J. Wilson. Hawley. Pa. Benjamin Cardosi.

Galloway, O. Anbert S. Grant. Butler. Pa.

Glenn N. Howard. St. Paul, Minn. Died of Wounds.

Sgt. Patrick Bell, no address given. Corp. Sidney Kelly, Oketo, Kan. Privates Claud T.

Annls. Adrian. Mich. Henry J. Boeckner.

Plymouth, Neb. Luke Box. Hazen. Divine, Waddy, Ky. Frank Korejcek, Chicago, 111.

Finn L. Nelson, Bristow, Neb. Philip M. Paulson. Beach, N.

D. Died of Disease. Corp. Lloyd E. Brown.

Lynn. Ind. Pvt. Patrick Daniel Litton, Potosi. Mo.

Wounded Severely. Lt. John Donald Spencer. Oshkosh. Wis.

Sgt. Leo J. Brown, Farmington. Maine. Sgt Andy Frisko, Babin.

Austria. Sgt. Axel M. Lee, Concord, Mass. Corp.

William W. Adkins, Williamson. W. Va. Corp.

John Chicosky. Forest City. Pa. Corp. John W.

Harris. Haverhill, Mass. Corp. Robt. L.

Roberts. Knobnoster. Mo. Corp. Edmond B.

Constine, Keene, X. H. Corp. Herbert C. Coulman, Lynn.

Mass. Corp. Edward Hinlz. New Britain, Conn. Corp.

Burton K. Walker, Richmond, Ark. Bugler Arthur I Gaulin, Worcester. Mass. Musician Chas.

Bonde, Llvermore. Cal. Privates: Frank T. Connolly, Lynn. Mass.

Arthur Jannalle, Lynn, Mass. Lewis Payne. Charleston. O. Chester A.

Richardson, Haverhill, Mass. James B. Richardson, Chesaning, Mich. Philip Rose. Dioveilina, Italy.

Jestif W. Stallings. Gilkey. X. Peter Valerlo, no address given.

Corrado Corradino, Portland, Me. Jas. D. Demingware, Swanton, Junction. Vt.

John F. Ennls, Northampton, Mass. John Fesco, Xew York, X. Y. John H.

Gollagher. Stoneham, Mass. Garfield L. Joslyn, Blaine, Me. Everett H.

Keys. Worcester. Mass. Michael Lajeunesse. Cahoes, X.

Y. George Leeright, Burley. Idaho. Robert W. Martin, Pottsville, Pa.

Joseph Scannell, Hamilton, Mass. Wm. Anderson. Xew Britain, Conn. Andrew Arrigoni.

New York, N. Y. Josse Avery. Duke. X.

C. Alex Balough, Wallingford. Conn. Frank Berry. Johnson City, I1L Thre Blure.

Scranton, Pa. Lewis P. Carlisle. Lometa, Texas. Frederick- Bransfelt, Elmwood, Conn.

Arthur Elktns, Dixon, Mo. Stanley J. Frodema, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Pat Gravette. Newport, Ark.

Wm. Grill. Rhinelander, Wis. Martin Johnson. Dane, Wis.

Robt. S. Jones. Schuylerville. X.

Y. Wounded, Degree L'ndetermined. Corp. Leslie A. Batdorf.

Shamokin, Pa. Corp. William F. Provlncetown Mass. Corp.

John W. Chitty, Brawley, Cal. Privates: Bert Abiss. Staffordshire. England.

John L. Carmean, Chillicothe, Ohio. Jas. Llcata, 7 Via Furuta Rlbirra, Italy. Denis Roe, West Brighton, S.

I N. William Sheets. Oblong, 111. Harry Vanderdrink, Prairie du Wis. Jack Vitale, Xew York, X.

Y. Noland O. Wooden, Bogard. Mo. Michael Zewiskey.

Archbald. Pa. Ignac Bis. West Barren, Mass. Michael Coughlin, Worcester.

Mass. Vernon Martin. Carroll. Henry Ky. Missing; in Action.

Lt. Fred W. Norton, Columbus. O. Lt.

A. M. Roberts. Birmingham. Ala.

Corp. W. H. Keirsey. Philadelphia, Pa.

Bugler James J. Heney, Philadelphia. Pa. Wagoner Edmund C. Meyer.

Philadelphia. Pa. Privates: Guy Crawford. Colson. Ky.

Domentco Di Cicco, Philadelphia. Pa-Ambrose N. Dufner, -Philadelphia, Pa. Harry Dunkel. Knox.

Pa. Edward H. Flory, York. Walter H. Gabel.

Philadelphia. Pa. Raymond H. Gibbons, Dunmore, Pa. Wm.

F. Bohn, Scranton. Pa. Max Borland. Philadelphia.

Pa. Harry Boxman, Philadelphia. Pa. Watson Anstine Bradley, Moorestown, X. J.

Joseph Brisk, Minersville, Ps. Walter R. Brink. WlUiamsport. Pa.

Charlie F. Carstens. Ashton, Harry Cohen, Elizabeth, X. J. Michael P.

Dlcocco. Schnectady, X. Y. Harry F. Dreyer.

Philadelphia, Pa. Ole Egge. Nunds, S. D. Carl Enderlln.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Salvaltore Fazio. Passiac. X.

J. Edw. Featherstone. Wilkesbarre. Pa.

William Fenstermaker, Bowmanstown. PaL Gulseppe Fillppeni. Ardmore, Fa-Leslie Fisher. Evansvllle. Freda, Mineo, Scllla, Alex Greehavick, Minsk Slootsk, Giber- nia Po, Walastl, Ovesda, Strobnskoe, Russia.

Leslie Haywood Hale, Eclectic, Ala. George Hanlsh, Oldforge, Pa. Aloysius Hlckey, Kenneth Square. P. Steven Kowewa.

Jersey City, X. J. Joseph M. Ltvln. Olyphant.

Ps-Arthur- Ubertore. Philadelphia. P- Contiuiued on Pae Six.) The Buying Power of the New House of Scovill yOU have been told, in previous advertisements, how economy of help, economy of light and heat, and economy of advertising expense have been mighty factors in keeping the prices of our furniture at the lowest possible point. But there's still another factor, even mightier than these namely, Scovill buying power. The House of Scovill in this city is one of four Scovill stores, three of which are located in other cities.

Buying, as we do, for all four of these stores, we take the rank of jobbers, and, consequently can command jobbers' prices on everything we buy. Tnis buying power enables us to sell our customers the very best grades of furniture, at prices much lower than those which must be asked by stores buying in smaller quantities. The new House of Scovill always invites comparison of qualties and values. TAYLORVILLE. Aug.

I'l Lieut. Ivan Dappert was killed in action in France. Aug. 14. according to a mess'ie receive i tit T- 30 this evening b.

his J. W. Dappert, from Ma). J. .1, commanding the ISOtli Inf.

in which Lieut. Dappert served. The said that the boy yias buried in the American cemetery at the front and that his two brothers. Lieuts. John and Merlin Dappert.

attended the services. No particulars as to how he met his death were received. Honor Roll SKCTION ONE. The following casual tics are reported by the Commanding General of the American Expeditionary Forces: Killed in iction, 21; missing In action. 63: wounded everely.

died from accident and other muses, 1 died of disease. 4 wounded, decree undetermined. 23; prisoners, 1. Total, m. Killed tn Action.

I.t. Orville P. Johnson. Albany T. Lt.

Elmer Burdett Nelson, Fontiac, Mich. fcKt. Samuel A. Gotdenberg. New York, Y- Fct.

Eddie Lee. Narrows, Ky. Psr, Charles Reardon, Sharpsville. Pa. Corp.

Floyd Thbotson. Dowatjiac, Mich. for p. Morris Lynchick, Brooklyn. N.

Y. Privates: Isaac Allen. Bay Phore, Mich. Andrew Anrzajczik. Chicago.

111. Rudolph W. Berjjqiiist. Rockford, 111. Clarencfl Borror, Winchester, Ind.

Grant L. Col ton. Medina, N. Y. Arch Cumpton.

A Itus. Ark. Alfred J. funis. Lewiston.

Me. Mark Ira Duane. Mellen, Wis. Edward J. Galaska.

Milwaukee, Wis. Guy George, Boston. Mass. Taul Nothet, Franklin. 111.

Sylvester P. Panders, Edwing, Neb. Delmet Ptever. Mellen, Wis. Daniel J.

Wnnsie, Kulpmont, Pa. Died of Disease. Julian W. Baldwin. East Orange, N.

J-John L. Bower, Covington, Ga. George S- Edwards, Astoria, L. N. T.

Dork Ross. Homan. Ark. Died of Accident and Other Cause. Alphus C.

Roney. Alexandria, Va. Nicholas Hipeins, New Haven, Conn. Wounded Severely. Lt John F.

Craft. Hotly Springs. Miss. Lt. C.

E. Ihrie. Kendallville. Ind. Lt.

Clarence P. Noble, Green Bay. Wis. Lt. Henry A.

Riecke. Meridan. Conn. Lt. Charles F.

Glasgow, Shenandoah, la. Lt. Yern G. MillunuVtola, Wis. Lt, William G.

Mnlier. Champaign. III. I-t, Hugh, Smith Thompson, Chattanooga. Tenn.

Pgt. Clarence J. Miller. Oshkosh. Wis.

fct. Clarence A. Pierce. Burlington, la. Pgt.

Ignatz Raiskl. Milwaukee. Wis. Sri. Geo.

W. Goodman. Salisbury, N. C. Corp.

Elwell otis Cook. Kalamazoo, Mich. Corp. Frank H. Raymond.

Kent City. Mich. crp. Clair A. Wallace, Dunbar, W.

Va. Corp. Alois Zopancic. Hackett. Pa.

rorp. Kenneth H. McLeod, Rice Lake, Vis. Corp. Raymond J.

Meegan, Northampton, Mass. Corp. Joe a. Miles. Oxford.

Mich. Corp. Joseph Niedbola, Turners Falls. Mass. Corp.

Henry John Reese, Marshfleld. Vis. ECONOMY TALfC is all ECONOMY PRACTICE is better. INSTANT POSTUM is an economy drink absolutely no waste. Besides, it is convenient, saves fuel and sugar, and leaves nothing to be desired in the way of flavor TRY A CUP! I i zi mm.

Corp. Ernest F. Schmit, Southington. Conn. Corp.

Raymond Stirk. Marlboro, Mass. Bugler Roman Sadowski, Milwaukee, Wis. Mcch. Louis Gencie, Windsor Locks, Conn.

Alfred E. Swanson, New Britain, Conn. Privates: ErnestW. Adams. Westminster Station, Vt.

William F. Carr. Bridgeport, Conn. Domenco Cerio, Cleveland, O. Anthony Cwek, Thomaston, Conn.

Michael Detell, Youngstown. O. Alfred C. Garvin, Roxbury, Mass. Clarence T.

Hendricks. Cheyenne, Wyo. Albert Jacobs. Burnsiile, Conn. Albert S.

James, Wallingford, Conn, James B. Jones. Leslie, S. C. William McGuire.

Columbus O. John Hugh Northrup, Flint. Mich. Henry Schwer, Chicago, III. Walter S.

Slavinsky, Meridan. Conn. Andrey Stempien, New Britain, Conn. James Iven Sutton, Cambridge. Kan.

Arthur M. Brown. Dficoma. Okla. Claud D.

Harbison, Monticello, Ark. Daniel Hraly. Hartford. Ct. Roy Hicks, gomers.

Iowa. Philip Kenney. New York. X. T.

Felix Compobasso. Italy. Frederick B. Loomis. Yalesville, Conn.

Anthony G. Palladino. Waterbury, Conn. Emmet Rosekrans, Hixton, Wis. Michael Solowsky, Keer, Russia.

Henry L. Larson. Wlnfield, Wis. Peter P. Lemieux.

Taftville. Conn. James J. McAullffe, Hartford. Conn.

Arthur McGinnis. Rice Lake. Wis. George Ernest Marson. Detroit, Mich.

Albert Molenkamp. Ferryburg, Mich. James O'Brien. Roxbury, Conn. Thomas F.

O'Brien. Hartford, Conn. Daniei J. O'Leary. Worcester.

Mass. James Passedo, Mt. Vernon, X. T. Joseph Pelky, Graniteville, Mass.

Clinton Reeves. Crandall, Tenn. John W. Reld. Waco.

Tex. Leroy M. Roberts, Gladsonbury. Conn. Frank Rose.

Shelbyville. Mich. John Skulski, Thomaston. Conn. Grover Smith, Covin, Ala.

Henry G. Stolte. Chicago, 111. Charles J. Stopka.

Baltimore. Md. Guy C. Sullivan. Coldwater.

Mich. Alfred F. Thompson, Burlington, Vt. Ray Tlmmons. Paw Paw.

Mich. Edmond J. Toomey, New Britain. Conn. Joseph F.

Tracy. Hartford, Conn. Myrl F. Untied. Ivazeysburg.

O. Edwin Valley. New Bedford, Mass. Charlie M. 'White.

Meadorsville. Kv William E. 'White. Mooers Falls. N.

T. Wounded, Degree Vndetermined. Sgt. Solon Prince. Springfield.

Mass. Corp. David G. Gouriey, Chicago. 111.

Corp. William H. Holtman. Qulncy. 111.

Corp. Henry C. Hyslop. Chicago, 111. Corp.

Stewart E. Muschott. Joliet. 111. Corp.

WMIliam A. Veech. Ottumwa, la. Corp. Carrol Nelson.

Bedford, Iowa. Henry P. Garside, Fall River, Mass. Bruno S. Grande, Chicago.

111. Dclmar Hudson. Ponder. Mo. Lloyd H.

Mckibban, Fort Des Moines, Iowa. John P. Miner. Luverne. Henry C.

Nation. Albia, Iowa. Thomas R. Schuhert. Chicago.

111. Albert L. Schwenk. Chicago, III. Charles E.

Shockly, Ames. Iowa. Charles J. Stanley. Canon City, Col.

Walter Sulowski. Chicago. 111. John Wagner, Council Bluffs. Iowa.

Frank M. Walheim. Joliet. 111. Cecil M.

Ward. Glenwood. Iowa. Henry G. Zvburt, Chicago, 111.

Missing In Action. Lt. George P. Glenn. Lynchburg, Va.

Lt. George W. Puryear, Memphis. Tenn. Sgt.

Elmer Auchenpaugh, Brooklyn, X. T. Sgt. Francis M. Keller, South Whitley.

Ind. Sgt. Frank Latimer, Platts Mills. Waterbury. Conn.

Corp. E. A. Browne. Westland.

R. I. Corp. Hugo Garbaden. New York.

N. T. Corp. John D. Grover, Lovell.

Mo. Corp. Michael F. McCarthy, Waterbury, Conn. Corp.

Martin J. McHugh. Binghamton. X. Y.

Corp. Steve Nlkoloff, -Walnut Grove, Minn. Corp. John Frank Smith. Chicago.

Corp. James F. Walsh. Wesbury, X. Y.

Bugler James Michael Benson, Binghamton. X. Y. Privates: Henry C. Barnes.

Center. Miss. Harlan W. Chamberlain. Brandon.

Vt. Jack Cumpy. Minersville. Pa. Hyman Fishfanger.

New York. N. Y. Francis Aloysius Ford. Jersey City Hts.

J. Eugene D. Halre. Enosburg Falls. Vt.

Ernest Joseph Hannfg. Wheeling, W. Va. Charles L. Kaurln.

Brooklyn. X. Y. Jock X. Corda.

Hartford, Conn. Joe Loukltls, Ladd. HI. Michael P. MdCormlck, Susquehanna.

Co Pa. Thomas F. McLaughlin, Otsego. Mich. John P.

Mahoney, Winchester. Mass. Thomas Morrison. South Manchester, Conn. Edward J.

O'Brien. Worcester, John O'Donnell. Woburn. Mass. William Ottor Chelsea, Mass.

Robert C. Ray. Cowpens. S. C.

Robert Robinson. Rosindale. Y. Raymond J. Rosseel.

Worcester. Mass. John W. Ryan, Providence, R. T.

Andrew J. 8attl. New London, Conn. William H. Skeets.

Lockport, N. Y. Frank Staniski. Philadelphia. Pa.

Thompson O. Teal, Eoko. Ga. Alexander P. Thompson, Winchester, X.

H. Ernest R. Ward, Morrisvllle. Vt. Amos T.

White. Houlton. Me. Richard White. Kawnort- It K.

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