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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-14

PERSONAL---VERY. who picked up the
81 on desk Saturday in money cSder
dept. at p~ostoffice are known II re-
turned at once to NJ. NJ. 80 z. state st,
Hammond. matter Will be dropped.
5.14.1
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cause. on the End day Of July. A.. D.
1917. the same being the 4srd day OF
the next term of said Court to be be-
gun and held in the co~rt House. Room
No. .. at Hammond. In said County and
state. on the End Monday OF May. A. u.
1917. said action will be heard and de-
termined in their absence.
In Witness Whereof. hereunto set
my hand and affx the seal of said
Court. at Hammond. this 5th day of
May, A. d. 1917.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk L. s. c.
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Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
HAMMOND SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
Administrator.
Dated Nav /, 1917. 5:T:14.2I
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For Rent-Cottages.

H. NJ. WALLS DRAY LINE-Furniture
and piano moving. Grating and ship
ping. all work guaranteed first class.
sf4 Oakley ave. Tel. 1898 Hammond.
5:7:6
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Personal.

PERSONAL-s5o reward for informa-
ton leading to the arrest and con-
v~iction OF the party who slugged man
on Lake shore train near 63rd st, Eng
lewood. at about $50 p. m. on May 10.
Information Will be treated ~conhdsr-
tlal. Green Engineering Co. East Chi
cago. Ind. 5:l2.4
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Wanted to Rent.
Lost and Found.

LOST OR STOLEN-Chickens from
Turner farm, Glendale Park; SO re-
ward for information leading to return.
Phone 400 Hammond. 5.14:2
LOST-Pocketbook containing money
and rosary; evard. Return to Times
office, Hammond. 5:I4:l
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Room and Board.

FOR REVT-Room with board for two
gentlemen or couple. newly furn.
room. modern apt on south side. Phone
I05lR Hammond. 5:12:2
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Classified Advertisements


fOR SALE-Unredeemed and
railroad watches. Lesser's Reliable
Loan Bank. 65 State ST.. Hammond.
oPen evenings. 4-12-tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

No. 1717.
State of Indiana.
(ss:
County OF Lake. J
Lake Superior Court. March Term. 1917.
ENGLEHARDT ULLRICH
vs..
ERMoN AND GLADYS ALLEN.
HIS WIFE, EAST SIDE TRUST &
SAVINGS BANK, AND JESSE r.
BOWLES.
by virtue OF an ordersof sale to me
olrected from the Clerk of the Lake
superior Court, I viii expose to pub
tic sale to the highest bidder for cash
IN hand. at the east door OF the Court
House in crow Point indiana a
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FOR SALE-Upright piano cheap at
1904 Roberts ave.. Whiting. For par
1eulars see Abbott. 9al Windsor ave-
Inicaso- 5:I2:3
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Wanted Male Help.

WANTED-Man to cell guaranteed
est nrtced tire on the market; We give
YOU exclusive agency in your city see
Mr.. Bartlett and samples. Hotel Nee.
Hammond, Thursday. May u, OF az
dress Rehlilt Tire Co. South Bend.
Ind. $50
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NOTICE

Hereafter no classified ads VI
% accepted over telephone unlesa
nat person has q telepEons
furnishes ug with h correct 49,
adj.
All PERSONS placing adve1 ~
Eents with us ovAx phone mus.
81 he ofhce and pay for sams 49,
ohn-ge Of TEN Gen rs VIII Do mS0s
xor COLLIE CITING. -
The best service can be given ~
bringing your advertisements -
c!nce and pay for Sumo CT s
placing the advertisements
LAKE COUNTY PAINTING AND
PUBLISHING CO.
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-Three unfurn. rooms up
stairs. 1855 Wilcox st. Hammond.
5:f4:1
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wANTED@aborers. at the iii'nolS
Hammond. -
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FOR SALE-Eclipse cabinet gas range.
ale condition. SIS. S95 Elm at. Phone
iiaihi-oh@- 5:12:I
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This famous Pianist reads your en
tire life from cradle to old age. last
rs the hand Indicates. Gives you
dates and facts: tells you what has
passed IN life and what 10 happening
without asking a single question. She
does not tell things to please. But
reads things just as the hands indi.
cate. tells you the planets you were
born uncer. the lucky and unlucky
planets. when aud where you win
marry. settles and explains love. fam.
ny troubles. marriage. divorce, health.
business. law suits. speculations. In
vestments. transactions Of all kinds.
In fact. no matter what you hope.
fear or ambition. come to this noted
Pianist and find help. There is no
heed for anyone 70 BE unsuccessful.
ner ~6viee removes all trouble. She
guarantees Satisfaction or no charge.
Her readings are strictly confidential
Can and consult her frse.
CONSULTATION AT THE OFFICE
ONLY.
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NOTICE.
VIII not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any person but nv
JESSE MCASLAND.
1S6 Wilcox st, Hammond.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
Will not be for any
dents contracted by any person but nv
GARRIT A. VAN DRFAL.
'*4AS Lansing. Ill.
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FOR SALE--Two modern 5-room bun
galows on north side. ready for occu-
pying; terms. Phone 1897 Hammond.
440 Ash Sc. Slut2
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Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE-ss5o to $500 down viii buy
you nice 1900 to 81. goo home on
north sid ready to move in. Why pay
rent when you can own Your home at
the same monthly expense. Phone 5000
or 1909 Hammond. Otto Knoerzer.
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- sxDerience I'M
"nasxarv for opening new territory
=, noTthern Indiana; liberal eentragl
9o- those who can qualify call Tor M ar
Morrison. Hotel Nee. Hammond ia
s D.. m. -
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MoNEI-Private party Will huy notAs
MORTGAGES. security or loan money,
strictly confidential. Lock Box 9qa
Hammond. ,s
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wANTED-Agents by reliable aI'o ann-
oh e&o1 iiniis Covering FIRE. theft and
roiIision, property damsgs: WITS Ins-
trict Agent coz Gary bldg. gary IA
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FoR Eclipse gas range and /
sort coal range; cheap il t-SeD at
once. 2S6 Towle st. Hammond 5.t2ss
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rug SALE-Reed baby cab. Call at
l2oe Harrison St. Hammond. 5:s.5
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FOR SALE-Cheap. beautlful nadfgraed
PERSIAN angora cats and kitten Tel
1915 or address Mrs. Tolmie, 1872 Van
buren, st. Hammond. E.14.o
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~ANED-A.aborers. 10 and Il hours
shift. u. s. Metals RernlnG - 10
horn Ind. -
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wANTED-Boys; So per week. Mcllroy
"1aYting works. hammond 49,
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BY Martha Kalas.
Deputy Clerk. lay 7 IA 81
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WOOD.

All kinds of scrap wood for sal. In
Hak9n loads or carloads. Ills. Car Mfg.
no- 4.14:1m
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wANTED-Young man 1or SsIt,ng
work; Sl1 PEI 5:14tf
Works. Hammond
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May IA p 2s
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF

May "a u
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iscellaneou
Whitaker Friedley Co.

WANTED-Washing and ironing to do
at home Phone s0sR Hammond.
5:12:S
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{. NkEY'S BuTTERMILK STARTING
BfqTeRn sn1 Shiek food made with
Aastnot Bros. ia Fayette St Hamt
mcnd. @
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-20

sss# 80 #ss ssssa
WAR BRIEFS BY WIRE
8
acknowledgements appeal to
farmers to plow grass land has added
$4,000 grain-growing acres to the
British isles.
New York.-H. c. Hoover, chair
man national food commission, urges
every Boy Scout to aid in planting
beans.
London.-173,772 Irishnnen now in
British army and navy. OF first 80
Victoria crosses awarded during the
war, 80 were to Irishmen.
Washington. - Keep cool and re-
member hysterical economy will be
an injury; make war work tell, urges
H. E. Coffin, of council Of defense.
New York. - John Smith had a
grudge against recruiting officers, so
he undertook twice to tear down the
American flag. Police say he will re-
cover.
London. - Premier Lloyd George
will propose that Ireland vote by
counties on question of home rule,
counties opposed not being forced to
accept it.
Berlin, N. Geo. Tyson of this
place abhOrs 'Prussian stencil"
which surrounds towns name and
has started effort to have it changed.
Suggests Pine Ridge.
New York. - All HohenzolIerns
have been relieved of their honorary
memberships in New York Yacht
club. Kaiser and Prince Henry of
Prussia left last night.
Observation-Disclosures of Carne-
gle endowment for international |
peace formally announce that most !
effectual means of promoting dur
able peace is to whip Germany.
Baltimore.-Dr. Alonzo E. Taylor, |
former attache at U. S. embassy in |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-20

football will be suspended at Mime
sofa if war continues until fall.
SpringfieId.-State council of de-
tense to cooperate with national
council proposed in bill drafted by
Adj. Gen. Dickson.
Kansas City, Mo. - Naval station
here the first to recruit its full quota
of men asked by navy dept. Asked
to supply 800, Lieut.. McCabe has re-
cruited nearly 1000 and is going
after 1900 ito help the east" he
said.
Rome.-Pope Benedict has been
Mortified" and has expressed deep
indignation over reports Of Ger
many's plan to render fats and ferti-
Izers from bodies Of soldier dead, ac-
cording to an article printed by the
newspaper InfoTmanizOne.
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ENGLAND WELCOMES U. S.
London, April 2o.-Nobody could
mistake the fact that it was Amer
lea day" in London today.
Flag makers supplies had been ut
terly drained to dress the city in the
Stars and Stripes. The red, white
and blue hung from all public build
ings; it was swung to the breeze
from countless thousands of private
dwellings and business houses.
The formal ceremonies, were at st.
Paul's, where one of the most no
table audiences ever assembled here
gathered to do honor to America and
re-cOnsecrate England's ideals.
For the first time in history to-
day a foreign flag fioated beside the
Union Jack of England over houses
Of parliament. It was the Stars and
Stripes. It flew likewise over the
lord mayors mansion and over all
public buildings in England.
-O-O-
ATTORNEYS DISCARDED
Two Chicago attorneys, Harry
Meyerovitz and Beauregard MoseIy,
were disbarred by the state supreme
court yesterday. The court also held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17
The Daily News Tobacco Fund for Our Sol
diers in Europe.

ra good women ~ country knitting
ni u comfortable send the sol
~ o Thar W give more oomfo1 and soiaee 70 those men than
This paper has made an arrangements tobacco
send the popular brands n this
aaJ Inc Kinds at NAM Of The men have used at home aud
rat niey 40 know good
tobacco Europe without Import duty
rept through generosity
COO smoking tobocco cheeinE
'.1lrto cigarettes for &c
boz many quarters receive grateful acknov-
,uK,nru of Donation soldier q
not card stamped and addressed will be- placed
p4,..re donate.
send 100 quar.er that r. All You can spare or more II you
.fe o. This D. time 10 make sacrifices the comfort OF
, Who ar, rskng their lives send one dollar Ten dollars or
@ 'ona'eo 20 60 around The Of an hos make do
's end me amounts donated vii be published this
p-p,f from time 10 time
below for as liberal an amount as
afford and send 10 With contribution without
c.n b' done
TuE DAILY NEWS:
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cigarettes soldiers n Europe IN n4 of zoe mack
ri' e.ch for Zoe enclose 1--- and xl thank you
kinds In each packare
.amred posi- card addressed 10
Pc pkg SO Popular cigarettes having retain value Of
., pur 80 Popular pipe having retail value
POO pkg so D. Popular cigarette tobacco having retail
value ~ tOc
2sc pks SO Popular plug chewing tobacco having re.
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your money marked tobacco fund and The News will
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cd deep az every stop Not iufrc.
queutly The soldiers had 10 eNtriratc
a oomrado who had sunk 10 the
waist in tho mOrass but thcy coniln.
ned 20 push forward aud hatilrl
their WY past with bombs and riIo
fire
Thus tho British camo 10 LanEe-
marok There we're concrete run
pits about the position IN front ~ The
town. ahi,h was flooded from M
Steenbeko river. lat the infantry d.
yid"d and bombed is way about on
either side ~ the town As they
passed 20 the further sido the Cor
mans could boz 4een running away
and little resistance vas offered.
IN fighting still continues beyond
langomarok, according 10 latest re-
ports k%
TIE Germauhafes IN the prelimi-
nary bombardm,ut we're severe ana
the Fronch already had accounted for
200 prisoners when the correspond
ont ~ the Associated Press visited
the front AT noon The booty obtain
cd by the French will be consider
able. Many machine guns fell into
the hands ~ the French
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---I- - ~. man uTI0rlI mao 10
49,. -. -, tse ,o., az urodoc-
' ''''' - .,..r and other com
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'N' I''''''''''. =, - ....,,.tot.,-,.
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JOY in' ,"sl OF '"ppo.
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cnnn.IInn. mold Poaillon.

BRITISH FRONT ~ FRANCE
AND BELGIUM. AuR lG. 10 4 VI
Forces Of the entente allies al day
break today began another drive
against troops of Crown Prince Rup-
prechl OF Bavaria along a wide front
from point over polygun wood.
o'st of Npres. 10 the left OF the
French positions on the nortbward.
Ia the 'ira onslaught the right
flank of the French surged across the
Stecubcko river 40 the same time The
leit wing pushed forward CORES
poudiugly
Meanwhile the Canadians wcr'
holding strongly llill 7u and an the
other positions which they wrcsted
from the Germans about Lens yes
tcrday after having beaten off 10
furious counter attacks IN which the
enemy suffered heavy casualties
Tho last German counter attack Of
the uivht occurred at half past nine
O'Clock and this morning compare
tive Qu, rcigncd Boo this sector.
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LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS


Remarkable vas tle druon.,rlun gwen marching American
soldiers n London D., Those pru.r Unconditional Ios. lmen
King George saiu',l every America, Hta J,ruc pa.'
his reviewing stand the oour Ir. each TOME
and every ceremony prr'.urI those stand
usually ei contained BRITISH subjects scent ..d ud 3,cred until
the building, fairly rocked
Away. from childhood nr grave American. lave Dad
kindly feeling toward France, no, Ite. of 'hc Revolution
when Lafayette AND Dos fellow came q. the ADD OF flo ,9on-.
struggling gain their independence tine people 81 ,bc uo,
state, have ie, that the people OF France were their friends,
We do mot speak hc language and yct there perfectly
good reason r the sentiment between the peoples o., 90,
Cur i'.l States historic. have dealt Kindly
French aud gratitude for hc help rendered original couc a.
thus beer pcrpcuatc bl, been transmitted generation
alter another being received by hc yuHu .i 'hc land ac
when impro ,ous take farm 1, uud and Throughout
life Ihu. not TRANCE chat 90 The outbreak p 'hc \mc,
,ln free hnccs, almost without hc.tatng their Dot " thc
llench troops.
For The scisamc reason that wee love France $50 have found
within scisay,.. barrier ol when came
expressing sentiment. with reference the British vs. have
recognized Great Britain the mother country luJ realized the
fact that combined the British and American. great
language people OF the world would hu. that should
be- drawn closely together particularly the ways OF the
tries ia international affair have alua,, been close together
Bat ON United State, histories. in dealing kind, France
have not dealt kindly with England Ia mud eye
think Of Great Britain. visions Boston "tca p,ry'
Of taxation without approximation OF Crldo and hrcd Hes,
ans Instantly realize that these thing the hong ago
that with Germany threatening upon side Japan
dus growing power upon the other there cohesion of the
ug,h pcahug people precautionary , defense
Nc Say frankly that Japan would have than hc utcd
fight She declared on thi, country and Dos r token
Germany ba, found than rp dcctr
ing agliu. that nation We thing logical, and tl
Mud yet you deny that y1ur personal regard t Britain
IS less than your personal feeling for France
History 'ruhiully chronicle t1c Revolution
nd mise fl, fHfI' D.. T.,.I d.
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WAgHINgTOS. Aug It. he
government o. planning 10 take over
practically an Jaw materials This
l. the essence OF tho prize control
Contemplated by President Wilson
/ Coal OF. copper. iron food ana
/ food stuffs are the material win
| which Tho war must De- wared ana
/ the control ~ these c0mmodi'los for
private profit purposes h"H been
found ~ Lc seriously interfering
with the surcrvful prosecution OF
/ the var
ehius cannot be- built coal mined
F freight rau4purtei. nDr munitions
made. bsraus. there are steel trusts.
/ copper fr#is. uI trusts and Clmbi-
nation. 90 pocula'0r iu food ueces-
|hu,s. gripping these commodities
uith rogetuus and tight grip until
each has squeezed out bis usurioua
profit
These are the reasons Why presi-
! dent Wilson wcaf iO see The federal
| trade commission few days ago
and said
"Centlemou. what are YOU doing.
and hos soon mIs ! expect results
/ from your aciiyities'"
! The fedora trade commission has
/ been made tho most important arm
I of 500, executive branch OF the goy-
. ernmcu' o. has been called upon to
do almost impossible tasks ~ has
/ been ordered 10 make food survey on
/ "a liberal scale. 10 discover food prp'
dr.fi0n cost and causes ~ hi"h FOOD
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WITHYCOMBE OISAPPROVES
LISTERS EIGHT HOUR DAY

gy Associated Press
SALEM. ore Aur 90 Governor
Wulycomhe % oregon declared
here today be- lid not approve the
plan OF Governor Lister of Washing
ION 90 uui northeastern lumber
mills on az eight tour basis
"Our mills working eight hours
could never compete with the mills
90 tue southern states Witch work 10
hours aud pny loR WAGES" the gov
crnor asserted
The oregon executive declared he
favored national cight hour day
because be believed u would pat the
lumber industry 81 the nation on an
equal basis
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PLANS FIGHT To TAKE OVER
" ALL RAW MATERIALS As WAR MEASURE

be pcrmittcd 10 purchase nj the
same prices made fnr the gov
r-nucnt aud the allies AIl'f
,nunrtition has been wiped out
and nu the trufrscntaiiN ~
Jingle industr, have been per-
rittcd tn combine to make
urier for uclc sam and the war
,irr allie. hall they turn
,rotn. and make Il up On the
American people
Tint 3. "a detail of TIE program
sun 10 be- aork % out 10 is under
stood the president vishes uniform
price which win protect the public
TO this there i- h..t.r opposition. not
up,us voiced uI ODE part NJ certain
IusIncs, interests which have been
willing Co make favorable prices To
OBJ, government hut have wished 10
COMPENSATE themselves out OF the
profits made from ihp allies aud the
domestic consumer.
A new angle go .he natter Of price
u.mr has bc.l added br the ulscoV-
prp uat state .uE,fuUoHis have
large powers larger power along
tgla.u lines than rH. federal govern
mont A .fato ur instance, may
taE, over b.. coal mines and sell coal
a0 tbo cost OF production and no one
Dau question Dos power 'o do So. This
It. Ia
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Rneiny Repulsel.
British Casualties Moderate

The checking up ~ the British
casualties This morning Indicated that
they had lean moderate.
The German conntsT attacks we're
most determined and resulted en-
fierce hand 10 hand fighting among
ihe wrecked buildings IN the suburbs
~ Lens Following their usual
methods. the Germans hurled their
men into the combat without appsT-
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SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT
CHANGES ARE ANNOUNCED

SAN ANTONIO Texas. Aug. is=
TW"uiy-seven majors and Lieutenant
colonies IN the southern department
have been promoted 20 eolooelcies
and assigned TO command u rer,-
ments In the national army 20 b.
trained az Camp Travis. san Antonio
They include.
" Morgan. " G. Short :
Parker T. - Knbourn. G.. p. Grain.
y p Narquard. u l.. Lauhach. e y
carey. q $ Conrad. p ]. Hartman.
J u Reeves G. 70. McMaster. &. r.
Hawkins. ] % Shea. j n. Schmidt
a So Williams. y T. simmons. II
~ Farrar. 4. 4 Faulkner. G. v. p.
Moseiey r H Yule e G. Pulls. r.
" Griffin e. " Bundel G. N.
hfooke. J r. Robinson. and a..
Birnie. b.
The commander ~ the camp has
net yet been named
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17

LONDON Aux lG llenior's cor
respondent al British headquarters
In Belgium says he hears that fight
ing * proceeding we'll beyond LANCE
marck.