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AVISOS DE OCCASION /
EMFLEOS
PROFESSIONALS

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ESPECIALIDAD eli reclamaclones por da-
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Frost Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

John C.. Miller, Los Angeles. Cal
James Munro. Cam bridge. Wis.
Emil Parila. Gardner. Mass
Gohn Frank smith. Springfield. Mass
John II. Snyder. Irwin. Pa
George ". Marshall. Time, Pa
Oskar Mitchell Hull, Mass
Louis J. Marris. Whey Ardhaven,
Mass
James A oliver. Bridgewater, Mass
Axil julius Peterson, St Paul. MINI.
Edw- Pomarnky- Midland. Mich
Stewart Reynolds. Chicago. i'll
John J. Schley. Solney. N. y.
Curtis 2 Shelton. woodrow. Fla
Louie E. Siefert, Warren, Pa
Everett F. Smith. Lagrange. Ky.
Robert l. SOurs. Luray. Va.
ole Swanson. Box Elder. S d
Curtis Thackston. harrisburg. III.
Frederick Nonbehren, Brewstern,
MINI.
Edmund G. Wagner, Lacrosse. Ind
James =. Walker, Ladonia. Tex.
Josep n. Wanock. Mnwaukee. Wis.
Edy- LachoWslzi Milwaukee. Wis.
VIM. =. Zierze, South Eigin. III.
Jos. f Andrade, Santa Clara. Calf
Louis r Berry. DAILY City. Calf
Andre Burwau. 1Ielrose Park III.
Thos. Chimelewjmz. Robum, Poland
Hugh a Golden. Chicago. III.
Louis Gordon Philadelphia. Pa.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Lieutenant.
Harold Clinton Wasgatt, Everett.
Mass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

cd, 1897; in enemy's hands. 10; miss
inE. 11g.
one Texan is named in today's list
which f0lioWs-
KILLED N ACTION.
Private.
Leland IT. Reynolds. St Louis, 10.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private.
Clinton T. Denlingers Pierson. Iowa
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Private.
Jack 81 Deckard, Cleveland. O.
PREFIOJ SLY REPORTED KILLED.
NEW REPORTED WOUNDED
N ACTION.
Sergeant.
Willie r.. Jeffres. kaufman. Tex
PHENI0I SLH MISSING IN ACTION.
NOW REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
Private.
James T. C0tter. Chicago. ILL.,
REPORTED MISSING
N ACTION. NOW REPORTED
on DUTY.
nriVares.
sebren J. Arnold. Charleston. ". Va.
Wenefred 5. simmons. Akron. %.
Benjamin ]. Spang, Philadelphia. Pa
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GET new KIDNEYS

The kidneys are the most over
worked organs Of the human body,
and when they fau in their work OF
Giterlng cut and throwing Off the
poisons developed in the system.
things begin 70 happen
One OF the first warnings IS pain
or stiffness fn the lower part OF the
back, highly col1red urlne- loss or
Appetizer indigesuun- irritation, o.
even stone iu the bladder. These
symptoms indicate q condition that
may lead 70 that dreaded and fatal
malady. Brights disease. for which
there is said 70 be no cure.
You can almost certainly find I'm
mediate relief in GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oh Capsules For more than
200 years this famous preparation has
been an unfailinE remedy for all kid
uey, bladder and urinary troubles.
Get il az any drug store. and IL IL
does not give you almost immediate
relief your money VIII be refunded
BE sure you set the GOLD MEDAL
brand. None other genuine. In boxes.
three sizes.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

FFedeFiek G. Knatz. New York. \. 7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

Frederick Il Weidenborner, Ro-
chester, n. Y
J. II. Young, Pittsburg. Pa
WOUNDED IN ACTION-SEYERELT
Captain.
william Anthony Holden, sparta
Wis
LIeutenants,
oliver Allen, New York, y. Y
Floyd Z. Arnold, Athens. Pa.
James HermOn Scott, Chicago, Ill
Ernest J.. Visanskss Charleston S. c.
sergeants.
Chester Combs, Huntington, " We
John C. Ferguson, jrs Abbevillei
Lewis A. saunier. Navarro. o.
William f Shiflet, Watervliet
Mich.
Wesley Turner, 8Iiddlesboro. Ky.
Herman Lund, Lyons, Mich.
Corporals.
Thomas Edward Delorme, New Lon
don, wis.
Morris T. Holt, Knoxville. Tenn.
Rozier Hurst Dpperviles Va
Harry T. Eeene, Chicago, III
Harry Kennedy. Milwaukee. Wis.
Norman Koleman. Lindsey, O
Llewellgn F. Walker, Jackson, Mich.
BuEIer.
Harold W Lee, Springfield. Mass
PriTates.
James A. Byrd, Virgins, Miss
Patrick J. Canavan, Baltimore. Nd.
William y. Casseu, PittsburE. Pa
John Cochanski. Lubin. Poland
William II. Cunningham, Perkinston,
Miss
John 7. Fem. Mt Carmel. Conn.
John P. Frank. Cincinnati. o.
Joseph Laskos Chicago, III.
Shelby D. Lee. Calhoun City Miss
Abe Levine, Boston, Mass.
Leon Patterson Lincoln, Barre.
Mass
Albert Lipinski, Youngstown. o
Edgar II. Lloyd, RonceVerte, W Va.
Alfred A Luther. Milwaukee, Wis.
Barry y. Mcdonald, Monroe. La.
John Lavlachza, Mt Pleasant. Mich.
Alfred L. Pflughaupts So AIinneapo-
lis. MINI.
Joseph W. Pompeo. Ferentino. Italy.
George A. RAIDER, West Cliffe, Colo.
Del r Roberts, East Cleveland, o.
John Rockwell. Forestville, Wis.
Frank n. Rossi. Pittsburg. Pa
Murray smith. Boston. Mass.
william Z Smith. Matthews. Ind
Bryan StaIlings. Shubuta, Miss
Hierouim Suska, Detroit, Mich
Martin John Nanhorssen, Grand
Haven. Mich
James Walsh. Brooklyn. n. Y
Ray O. Whelan, Green Castle md
Ed. Zeigler, Jamison. S. @.
william H. Carroll, West Lake, La.
Herbert Champion, Mooresboro. \. c
Leland s. Colburn- Nemaha. Ia
John n. Collins. Derby. Conn.
Wn- ]. Coughlin- Chicago. III
George Cudworth. MonrcIair. y. J.
Joseph J. Daley, Brooklyn. n Y.
Joseph A. Davis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thos- Jas. Oman. Ravenna. Mich
John F. Eckert. Boise. Idaho.
Constantine Eischhorn, odessa,
Wash.
John Gerakios. Leesburg. ia
Ernest Gerstenkorn. Portage. wis
Arnold J. Holland. Dalton. MINI
Francis T. Hobson. New York, y. 7.
Alike Hrenku. Newark. n. j.
Walter W. ireland, Parkers Land
Ing. Pa
Clarence W. Johnson. West Hart
ford. Conn.
Henry f. Jones. Providence, p L
stephen kraJpczo, Hartford. Conn
Horace S Leachman. Detroit. Mich. /
Henry ". Lien, Ferguso Falls. MINI. /
Thomas y. Lynn. Rayland, O.
VIM J. lIatousek. Chicago. IL
Frank Matusz0U Chicago, Ill
Nathan Minded. BROOKLYN. n. 7.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
John Paul Davis. Chicago. III
Corp0rals.
Nm- ? CahEL jr, Woodbury.. Conn. /
Frank b Wikoff. Lyons, kan
PriFates-
Samuel Price Akers. Blue Ridge
springs. Va
Roman Baldyski, Wierton. W. Va.
William Balla, Detroit Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

Elmer 7. MeCune. Cripple Creek,
Colo.
COrporaIs.
Clarence C. Day. Weleitiza, Okla
James D. Enright. Manchester. Erg.
Joseph Fisher. Winfield. y. y.
Glen H Fritz, WilIamsport Nd
Onley Howard Jerome, Wayland,
Mich
Rodney r Johnson Golconda. III.
Leonard Laisy, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Mechanic.
John Johnson. Akron. o.
Privates.
John E. Bailey keoilee, Va
George Baranack. Ramey. Pa.
Bernard l. Booth. Emmetsburg. n
Victor A Cerabone. New York. n Y
Eugene T. Clark, Colorado Springs
frank A. Coelho, Mission san Jose
Calf
Joseph +. Coley. Glenalice. Tenn
Vim. ~ Connors, Scranton. Pa
John A. Crawford. Montrose. y. J..
Joseph Duncikas, Harrison. ". J.
Clifford r. Eastman. Bonzinca. Mich.
Frank H Ellis. Elgin. Tenn.
Joseph C. Eunice. Waycross. Ca
Gland p. Graves, ThOrnham, y. ".
John J. Glliland, Weber Fails,
Okla.
Royal Jacobus. Nurevess. Ind.
Fred s Jainett. Philadelphia. Pa
Joseph Lopomo. st. Gervaseo. Italy.
Hobert l. McAllister, Sumerico. W.
Va.
Bernard ". Mcdonald. Indianapolis.
Ind.
Edward X. Macdonald, Bayport,
Mich.
clifford A Mereness, Kaukauna,
Wis
Clarence Lee Newlin. Crawfords-
vile. Ind
MARGIN OsatzOw. Otto. Galicia.
Austria
Joseph %. Rankin. Detroit Mich
James A Rutan. Rochester, N. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
GirlsI Make bleaching lotion
If skin is sunbuned,
tanned or freckled

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF Orchard White, shake well. ard
you have a quarter pint OF the best
freckle. sunburn and tan lotion. and
complexion beaudfier. az very. very
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store CT toilet counter VIII sup
ply three ounces OF Orchard White for
a Few cents Massage this sWeetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each DAY and see how
freckles. sunburn, windburn and tan
disappear and how clear. soft and
white the skin becomes Yes Il is
harmless.-Aiv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05
L. ;. NAVY DEPARTMENT
ANNOUNCES CAST ar.TTF

Washington. ID. c.. Sept 5.-Casual-
ties were announced by the navy de-
partment Wednesday as follows
THOMAS sumner FinnegaE. machin-
lists mate. south Manchester, Conn .
died September >, from severe burns.
on board the hospital ship Solace-
Howard Lee Jackson. seaman FL
don 40; drowned september ]. while
swimming from the battleship Ahio.
Clarence Singles Evans, previously
reported as wounded. when submarine
chaser 20" was fired on By the steam
er Felix Ttussig. died August 29.
Harry -. Dekay, machinists' mate
Hancock Vt, and Thomas Randolph
Symington. chief quarermaster. Balti-
more. I'D. were injured in an air
plane accident at Key West. Fla. Sep
TENDER !. The condition Of both men
e reported favorable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05
FIVE MARINE CASUALTIES
INCLUDE ONE FROM TEXAS

Washington. D. c. sept with
five names. another marine corps cas-
ualty list was announced for publica-
ton today. It was divided as fol-
lows.
Killed in action. .; died Of wounds
j.: wounded severely. ]. wounded
slightly. J.
Marine casualties TO date number
30O1. divided as follows.
Officers-Deaths. 81. wounded. 60,
missing. J.. Total, IS.
Enlisted men-Deaths, 81; wound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05
GULFPORT IIENTENANT IS
HELD As WAR PRISONER

Washington, ID. c.. Sept 5-An adj
ditional casualty announced today is
that Of Lieut. Alexander d. Roberts,
prisoner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05
Z TEXAS MEM killed IN ACTION;
LIST Of CASUALTIES TOTALS 374

8oll Names Five From Texas and One Each From Ari
IONA and New Mexico; List Smallest Issued in Several
Days; Lieut.. Col Emil P. LauTson, Fort 0gle
thorpe Ca, Dies From Accident or Other Cause.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05
Andrew Y. Bart0lotti. sover TirF0l

Andrew V. Bartolotti, Sever Tirrol
Z Austria
Ivy ". Beverly. Conway. s. c.
George " Garritt, Liberty. \. Y.
Harry,O. Mailman, GAINESVILLE, 40.
Marx Myers. Esterwood, La
John ]. Moran, Jersey City, n. J.
Luke Reagan Jersey City, n. J.
=. B. Smallridges Richmond. ". Va
Clarence Teaford, New Paris, O.
John T. Tully, Algoma, Miss.
Mm. Warren, Pine Bluff. Ark.
George Deming, Knoxville, Pa.
James 4 Epps. Union. S. c
Claude Everett. Boniarton, Tex.
Kent Price Gilmer. Douglas. kan
Paola Giordano. Brooklyn, y. y
Walter W Lewis. oxford. Neb.
Simo 1Iirich. Youngstown. O.
Wofley r. Morgan. Greenvilles Tenn
Thos. H Shields, Toledo. o.
Harry A. Steeple, South Camden, n. J
George Stok. Dekalb. Ill
Leighton +. Smith, Lebanon, Pa
Joe r Thompson. Augusta, Ca
James Umbrino. IT., New York. n Y
Charles F. Urbanack, Natronas Pa
Lind Walters, Bryant. Ind.
PRIsONER-NOT PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSING.
Lieutenant.
Alex. II Roberts, Gulfport. Miss
WOUNDED IN ACTIcN-DEGREE
UNDETERMINED.
Lieutenant.
Edw. Hugh Brown, Philadelphia. Pa
Privates.
John ". Adams, Wiikesbarre, Pa
Charles S. Almes. Apolla, Pa.
Paul Brooks. GatesviIle, Tex.
Doctor p. Carr. Haulka, Miss
Israel n. Charoux, HaVerhill. Mass
Henry Fred Chubb. Bailey. Neb.
Dewey Clark, CedargroVe. Ind
Bernard Cohen. New York. " Y.
Robert Collins, Craftonville, KY
Eugene z. Cox. Indian Valley. Va.
Ihos- Alikelin Holt, Mebane, n. C.
SECTION No. 2
KILLED IN ACTION.
Charles Allen Hammond. Port Ha-
ron. Mich.
Sergeant.
James T. GomflIIon. shreve. Ala.
Corporal.
Michael ]. o'connel, Jamaica Plain,
Mass.
Privates.
Landrum Allen. Gaffney, s. C.
Floyd L Hawkins, South Kaukau-
IA. Wis
Harry C. Leeman. Arcadia, Ind.
oscar Merle Patterson. Mount Pleas
ant. Mich
svend P. Rasmussen. Hutchinson.
Mimi
clyde W. scariett. Centerville, Ia
Joseph Barber. Pc Ell. Wash.
John Ciack, Depew, n. Y
John l. Hinkle. Osawatomie, kan
Carlo Ludovici. Rome. Italy
Otto c. Melang, Wausau. Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

Youu not get better accommoda-
lions at any hotel than AT Hotel
LaughIin.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

ITTAsHINGIoN, D c., sept 5.-The
" army casualty list issued today.
oontaining a tota Iof ga names. was
smaller than the list has been for
several days.
Southwestern men on the list in
Glide;
BusIer Grover C. jenkins, Village
NILS, Tex killed in action.
PVT. paul Brook, GatesTiIie. Tex,
wounded, degree undetermined.
PFt. james =. walker, Lndonla,
Tex. killed in action
Corr. John r. TiDps, Campbell, Tex
wounded severely.
PET. william y. schoIz, WlnsIoW,
Arizs wounded severely
Pvt Eddie l.. MyniEear, Sulphur
springs Tex wounded severely
PVT. Cluud p GruFes, Thornhaml
n a., missing il action
Section 80. 4 Of the list follows:
SECTION No. l
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenuuts-
Cal Il Alexander, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ul. ~ " Bailey Nashville Tenn
~ =. Finley, Memphis Tenn
r. =. Remington. Indianapolis. Ind
william II Thomas Gambia n. H
sergeanfE-
Louis T. Addonizio, lit. Vernon, KY.
Alfred Carter, Oakland, Cal
Thos- T. Harkins. Fowl River Ala
Charles stephens, Newark n. J.
samuel j. Wright, LinesVille, Pa
C0rporals-
Arthur ]. Dean. Dorchester, Mass
James A. Dunn, san Francisco. Cal
Lee r Griffin. Hayward, cal
fEu- 70. Loudqu, Indianapolis. Ind.
Albert G. Mason. Brooklyn. n. y.
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Irving 7. Reynolds Topeka, Aas-
Jacob Q. IruzaL jr- Greensburg,
Pa
george Vannett, Rothbury, Mich.
John A. Eanoscaks Lykens, Pa
Grover C. jenkins, village sIln.,
Privafes-
Harry Ben Adelsbach. Fresno, Cal
Lee 7 Brammer. Rockville Neb.
Patrick r. Buckley, Poison. Mont
Louis Francis Cabasino, New York.
PAU CieiRhtman. Albio, III
Irwin i. Davis. Burlingame. Kas-
Frank Dupre, Sebastopol, Cal
C. D. EllopulOs, san Francisco. Cal
Jesse Fairbrother, Westfield. Mass
- Gibeaulr New Bedford. Conn.
WIfred Glider, Surrys England.
Thomas J. Green BOYLE. Ark
John T. Harrington Dewey, Mont.
waiter Heck1lns Chaska. MINI.
Henry g. Hodge Palatka, Fla
Nathaniel =. Jennings Toano, Va
Urban. Earcher. Castorland, n. y.
william EeppIer. Nina, S. ID.
Phillip Labona, Cleveland, O.
frank y. LiEsee. Gallon, o.
Fred ErDy Luce, Bronson. Mich
william Bryan Lutzs Saline, Mich
Harry c. LcCarty, Liverpool, " Va.
joseph Y. 1fcGrogan. Carnegie, Pa. Z
Emerson Maple, Chester. n. H
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN I
ACTION.
Sergeant.
Albert Martin Dawson, Owosso, /
Corporal
Liolello Thomas, Horne1, n z
PriVafes.
Charles Larino, Boston, Mass
George r. Learss Jeanette, Pa
King ID. MOseleT, Coushatta- La
steve Pr1-Zb ylski. Cleveland. O.
DIED FROM AEROPLANE ACCIDENT
LieufenantH.
EdUard ]. svmth, Pasadena. Cal
Clinton 7 Sutton, Pfttsburg. Pa
Lewis A. Smith. ChciaEo. III.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
LEeufenunt Colonel.
Euu p Larson, Fort Oglethorpe,
Ca
Cha=ies James Dawson, Brooklyn,
waiter 7. Jones. Vfuagrove. IL
Glenn Roberts. Dayton o.
Arthur e weber, liouutainhome,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-12-05
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN FOR
BOYS RESERVE PLANNED
Kentucky WIN Make Great Effort to
Enlist Large Number Of Boys In
the Boys Working Re.
serve This Year.

Kentucky is preparing for very ac-
tive campaign this coming year for the
United States Boys Working Reserve.
Last year several hundred boys be-
tween 16 and II years of age worked
on the farms of Kentucky in pa
triotic endeavor to help feed the army
of Uncle Sam. This year, although
the Armistice has been signed there
is greater need than ever for boys
work. Herbert Hoover, who is now
abroad, cables to Washington that un-
less the people of the United States
come to the rescue on the farms and
work as they have never worked be-
fore, famine will stalk through the de-
wasted parts of Europe with results as
horrible as war. Mr.. Hoover says the
enormous total of 20,000000 tons of
food must leave America next year If
the men and women and the helpless
little children of Burope are to be fed.
Under the direction of the U. S. De-
partment of Labor, the u S. Boys
Working Reserve of the nation will
carry out far more intensive pro-
gram than last year. AS will be re-
called, the State Y. NJ. c. A. of Ken
lucky managed the reserve last year
although, owing to circumstances, the
start was late. This year the work
has already commenced. The Federal
Government, the Kentucky State
Council of Defense and the Y. M. G. A
is in charge. Philo G. Dix, State Sec
retary of the Y. M. c. A. will be the
Federal State Director, G. A. Teve-
baugh Associate State Secretary of the
Y. NJ. G. A.. will be Associate State
Federal Director, and George E. Ste
phens will be the Executive Federal
State Director. The headquarters will
he at room 345 Association Building
Louisville, Ky. Mr.. Stephens was exc
cutive secretary in charge of publicity
IF the recent United War Work Cam
paign in Kentucky, and has had an ex-
perience of many years in agricultural
and publicity work.