e battle of Ypres when gaswas first employed by the Germans. He was taken prisonerabout this time and saw thirty-eight months of life in the enemyprison camps. Then followed four months internrrent in Holl-and. He later became a correspondent at the Hague for Eng-lish, Scotch and Canadian… … j. c. HOGAN Who comes from New York to join the staff of Smith, Denne & Moore, Advertising Agents, Toronto. tive in April 1920, covering territory from Detroit to Boston.On January 1st Mr. Hogan was appointed Eastern UnitedStates manager for the company, residing in New York. Heresigned his…
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