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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22
BATTLE
LINE 80 MILES
Allies Maintain Possession Of
Initiative on ZOO Mile
Fighting Front.

WASHINGTON Aug allied
successes on the Marine I1 Plcardy
and in Flanders boo recent opera
tons have resulted in q contraction
OF h western battle front Dy more
than so miles. Gen March, chief Of
star. W~e6nesday announced The
allies In enlargement conducted
his week. ne added. have main
tanned their possession Of the i'm
iuative hv making attacks 0n Iim-
tied fronts and 90 widely separated
points.
AT the beginning Of the German
offensive in March the battle front
in France measured $50 miles to-
day it IS less than 200 miles iu
length and b latest British gains
are reducing it further Gen March
aid he was without official con
hrmatl0n OF the results of the Brit
ISL advance north Of the Scarpe
and therefore would refrain from
comment.
Summarizing The results of re-
% that the Flanders sac
lent had been dattened out bg
the enemy retiring from one % two
miles on "a f-miIe front. ou the
plains or EOye the line had been
put well back Of the old "1s16-t91-
line and between the Alsne and the
Disc the French have carried the
line forward four miles 20 the plains
surrounding the city Of Noyon.
which is only four miles bevond
Eliminate sharp salient.
Capture Of the town of FrapeIle.
in the EoSges the chief of -tan
said, had resulted i'm the ehmina-
tion or = very sharp salient This
operation was carried out by the
fifth American division Of regulars.
which has been under Maj Gen.
John T. Mcmahon.
Thirty-two American divisions
have arrived in France. Gen. March
said. They are the first 90 sixth.
inclusive. OF regulars. the 2sth. 27th.
2sth. 29th. both. 32nd. 33rd. s5th
3sth. 27th. f1st and 42ud national
guard. and the 18th TO s3rd. inclu-
sive. and the S5th. 0qth. 90th. g1st.
92nd and 93rd n%ationa! army
transportation Of troops under
the enlarged military program is
dependent i'm the main on the ahiI-
itv Of the government 20 secure
adequate shipping. March frankly
said. While the shipping boards
deliveries were constantly growing.
more tonnage will have 20 he char
tered and hired TO carry out the
present schedule. Gen March men
toned incidentally. that Brazil had
given the United States a vessel for
TWO trips without compensation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22
SFRGFANTS

Elmer Au~cheupaugh. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Francis NJ. Keller. South Whitley. Ind.
C|ORPORALS-
T.. a. Browne. Westland. t.. J.
Hugo Garbaden. New York. y.
John II. Grover. Lowell. Mo.
Michael F.. Mccarthy. Waterbury, conn
Martin !. McHugh. jr-. Binghamton.
Stye Nikolon. Walnut Grove. Mimi.
Karl K Scott. Waterbury, Conn.
John Frank Smith. Chicago. llL
James r Walsh. W%eStbury. y y.
BUGLER:
James Michael Benson. Binghamton.
y. l..
Henry e.. Barnes. Center. Miss
Harlan W. Chamberlain. Brandon. VI
Jack tumpy. MinerSviile, Ia.
Hyman Fishfanger. New York. \. y
Francis Aloysius Ford Jersey city
Hts. y. j..
Eugene u Hairc. Enosbur- Falls. VI
Ernest Joseph Hanuig Wheeling W
Charles J.. Kaurin. Brooklyu. \. y.
Jack y Corda. Hartford. Conn
Joe Loukitis. Ladd. Il
Michael T.. Mctormlch '~horonut Ia
Thomas r Mclaughlin. OtseCo. Mich.
John T.. Nahoney. Winchester. Mass.
Thomas Morrison. South Manrhester.
Conn
Edward j.. O'Rrieu Worcester Mass.
John O'DonnelI NohuTn. Mass
William otto. Chelsea. Mass
Robert a.. RAJ. 'owpens. : e.
Robert Robinson. R~osindaie. y.
avmon J. RoSsel. Forester. Mass.
John W RYAN Providence. X
Andrew j. SAITH New London Conn
William n Sketes. Lockpnrt y y
Frauk Staniski Philadelphia. "a.
Thompson o. Teal. Eoko. Ga.
Alexander + Thompson. Winchester
y n
Ernest r Ward. Morrisville ~.
Amos o. White. HHuItou Me
Richard d. White. Newport. y. Fl.
Rrvau W Wilbur. - Paul. Mimi.
Frauk " Woods Woburu. Mass
Porter Il. EauIcrsou West Palm Beach.
FLA.
Ralph J. Rel. FraukIin. \ n
Edward Henry Benuie. BingIamtnu
y. g.
Archie T. Eovloy. Warren Pa
CLYDE savage. Bangor Ne
Charles T. >ehildkurcht BinElamtou
y
Donald 2 scott syracuse. y y
Lon B simmons Tupelo. Ark
Henry Sfmnus Philadelphia. Pa.
Fr4uk Skrrf~ lurkrurr y y
John Suh0nSki scranton IN.
John o. Stiu~pu. Philadelphia. pa
Efdi- tIVdp Taylor htdlI efuWn Mo.
General Trent. Luther Tenn
George =. Turner. pravidente o. O.
Nirk Ni~fIE- AinEn Junction. o.
Arson Wage. R~hirehark y
Albert r. Wate-s Nnrrc-te Mass
Alex WiIskv Lincoln II
PRISONER;
PRIVATE
Michael Viola Philadelphia. Pa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22

Jacob Borkpr. Broukiyu. y s.
Joseph Bouchard. Carbon Ne.
William r. Bush. Ithaca y. ~.
George j. Btrne. avon. Conn
Walter n Call Winthrop. Mass
Anthony O. Carlo. a|terhury. Conn
Walter Christie. Riverside Airline. IRE
land
Michael Giaccio. Courtlle. Italy
Francis r. onion. orcester. Mass.
Isaac II. Copeland. East SALISBURY.
John Donovan Woburu Mas,
George Erk~tein. New York.
Alfred T. Ferguson, san Rutland
Mass
FrauN " Generazio. clinton. Mass.
asa II Gordon, Newton Upper Fails
Mass.
Elbert y kipp. Bin-hautou y. s..
Andrew y Mckinley. Buffalo. y :.
Thomas T Martin. Richmond. Va.
Michael Mikalonis. Plymouth. PA.
Marine Corps.
The following casualties are reported
the commanding general ~ thu
American rNpeditiOuary forces Killed
In action. > died of wounds received in
action. J. Total o.
KILLED IN ACTION:
SERGEANT
Herman a. Scih. New York y s..
PRINATES
Lawrence f.. Ernst East Aurora y
CIV H.. HoNie. ottawa DID,
George hewitt. Kingston Pr
Leonard y Ophelm. Williamsburg Va.
Frank Miner. ChicaZt. No.
Joseph L. NuSeut. MorceStel. Mass.
Nicholas P|erugini Waterbury. Conn
John l.. Pickett. Lynn Mass
Israel Piuchofsky. Philadelphia. Pa.
Secoudo Pogi0. WaliinCford Conn
DIED OF WOUNDS RECFN ID ~
ACTION
PRIVATE
Lawrence n Cdpehart. Jefferson. In1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22
WORKS BOARD APPROVES
SEWER RESOLUTION

Members OF the hoard of works.
at their meeting Wednesday night.
approved of a -|esolution for = pipe
sewer 20 be laid on Columbia ST.
They confirmed the assessment roll
for water connections on Blaine
av.. and also 70 the sidewalk which
$ 90 oe built on the north side Of
Lincoln way ". Bids for the lat
ter will he received by the board
until 10 a. m. Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22
WAsHINGrnN - .I-Ers.-

WASHINGTON Aug -1-Eusigr
Alan "a. Nlchol~. n = y. r. F. or
s. Paul. was killed I'M an airplane
accident iu ITALY Aus g. the navy
department announced Wednesday
Hc had served with he naval aVis-
ZION forces abroad since last March
so details of The accident were given
lu the report.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22

%strlcton Of an alrpiane ro make The
first trans Atlantic f-Ir f1. ST.
Louis -n France boz -FOUR la v.fe
launched at luncheon here r.d
of the Manufacture f..n
ana The chamber ~ commerce
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22
KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURN
ING

cheapness = not what @ pay
but what YOU get Cor VIVA YOU
pay order your coal from q II
he Frees and see what YOU get for
Iorr money He appreciates your
business Phones Bel -2 Home
$50 -1- = TavIo- 81 -IsS-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22
TO RAISE BIG FU>n.

tmes Special Service
ST Louis. lfo AlE ---Vlane
% raise a $4,000 fund for the con-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22
KUNTAS' FACE BURNED
WHEN STOVE EXPL0DES

sam kuntas an emplOye OF the
New York Candy kitchen. received
painful burns bon the face late
"Wednesday afternoon when Il small
gas STOW over which ne was work
ing exploded He was removed TO
mis- home. sos Lincoln way w in
the police ambulance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-22

The following casualties are reported
the commanding general Of tine Ame-
lean eNpeditiouury forces Killed i'm ac-
ton. p missing iu action. Is wounded
severely. II. died from accid"u, aud
other eauSes. . Died az disease. o.
wounded. degree undetermined. 33. pris
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
FOOD LAWS TO Sc MORE
STRICTLY ENFORCED

The elaborate reporting system which
fha Food Naturalization required OF
licensees will be lghlened. but It will
attll b. important for aii licensed firms
10 kcop full and accurate books and Ia
have them iu such shape as 20 permit
Of instant and easy inspection The
government V,t organize an expert
inspection service for the purpose.
and viii detail inspectors so work in
states ia which they are not Interested
and have little aCqualntaneeshp
Sugar prizes have been fixed fnf the
coming season
The Food Administration IL doing
ali II can to hud a market Tor the
record potato crop. SO that the farmers
viii MOI be- discouraged from continued
production and so that the people Nlll
get the full benefit OF the food raised
The fall crop il about out of the say.
fht buN Northern crop iii not come
ia for some TIME and Louisiana Will
have q clear aeld aad market for some
SIX weeks or So With prices already,
steadyIHs
The Food Administration ana other
authorities al Washington Were i'm
pressed with the outlook for long
var and the constantly increasing
necessity for food conservation. For
ih9i reafun }here saa no difference Of
opIuiou regarding thC great necessity
for food regulations and their con-.
ptcte observance II Nas thought that
ample tine aud energy had been given
10 education so that hereafter the
food laws wiii be strictly enforced and
fewer exceptions will be- made.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
ON SENATE REsTs LoUtsiANA's
HONOR
& aud N E Robinson. Editors

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
SUBMARINE THREATS

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
LITTLE ADS"

STOLEN Saturday night, June /
ffom side Of Max Manus saloon, one
sorrel pony, fureiop cnt out, no marks
weight about tjo pounds Any infor
nation wtil be appreciated by Howard
Thornton 90 MIR Edward Buffers place
FOR SALE Dooley Yam Potato
Vines J " nookter, ~ Francis.
wife. La.
FoR SALE Practically uew awning
Is feel wide With pole, goose neck
coda fountain, milk shaker. platform
scale. tworoii paper cutters. 3 pairs
store screen doors, . fourpost bed
tester frames, everything In good con.
dtliou and aill sell cheap
MRS. A. NJ HARRIS.
FOR SALE "a high grade Jersey
cows from 3 to years old. producing
from two and one,half 10 three and
one.half gallons Of milk daily. Price
$4,000, An selling on account OF going
to war Apply to ]. Il BUTLER
lI2 st. FrancisyilIe La
Lost strayed or Stolen near Wake.
held bay mare. black horse gray
colt Finder please communicate with
Virgil Stirling. Wakefield. La ,
FOR SALE About 500 bushels good
corn, free Of weeviis. 1856 per bushel
Also about 30 bushels mixed clap peas.
3oo per bushel. +, O. y. Wilhelm
Dr. " ", Burckhalier.
FOR SALE Mexican June Seed Germ.
$500 per bushel NJ q. DANIEL.
Star lin. La.
ron SALE FulLblooded Buff Orp.
ington eggs, 81 for sitting OF Is.
ttl22ml /. 81. ROGERS.
FOR SALE Red Rust Proof Seed
0ats. JAS. p. BOWMAN (7.l4tf
NOTICE.
Automobiles will not be permitted
Ia the RosedoNn held
las. p. BOWMAN.
The Hereford Cattle Co offers roa
sale grade Hereford Cattle. registered
Duroe Jersey Hogs. and Angora Goats
Prices reasonable Address ST Fran.
eisViile, La. l2l2istfl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
PRESIDENT WILSON ADDRESSES
YOU

To the People OF the United States
{ Thsl var - one Of rattons not Of
armies and all Of our enc hundred
million people must be economically
aud induglrlaIlN adjusted TO var con,
/ ditions ii this nation Is 10 play IFS fall
part Ia the conflict The problem be-
I fore Bs is Boi primarily financial
problem but rather a problem Of IN.
creased production Of var essentials
aud the saving OF the materials and
+ the labor necessary for the support
aud equipment Of our army and navy
/ Thoughlless expenditure Of money for
no essentials uses up the labor OF men,
the product Of the farm. mines and
factories and oyerhurdens tfansporta
/ ton, all OF which must be used TO the
utmost and at their best for var pur.
poses
The great results which We seek can
b, obtained only by the participation
T OF every member OF the nation. young
aud old ia national concerted thrift
movement therefore urge that our
people everywhere pledge themselves.
az suggested hy the Secretary of the
Treasury. 30 The practice OF thrift 10
{ .er,.t. tI. ft., aF,,,.att o.. fkatp tstt.,a,.t
I Ia increasing production IN all fields
necessary go the winning OF the war.
/ to conserve food and fuel and useful
materials at every kind ia devote their
/ labor only to the most necessary tasks
and to bay only those things which
are essential 10 individual health aud
efficiency aud that the people as eyi.
denee of their loyalty invest all that
they can save In Liberty bonds and
War Savings Stamps
The securities issued By the Treas.
ury Department are 80 many Of them
within the reach Of every one thai the
door Of opportunity in this matter is
wide open to all of rs, TO practice
thrift 10 peace times Is q virtue and
brings great benefit 10 the individual
al all times with the desperate need
Of the civilized worl dtoday for ma.
lefials and labor sith which Ia end
the var, the practice Of individual
thrift Is a patriotic duty and a ne.
eessity.
appeal 10 all who ROW own either
Liberty Bonds or NarsaytnEs Stamps
"a continue "a practice economy and
thrift and 10 appeal to all who do not
own Government securities to do like
wise and purchase them 20 The extent
OF their means The man who buys
Government securities transfers the
purchasing power OF his money to the
United States Government until after
this war. and 10 that same degree does
not bus tn competition with the Gov.
ernment
earnestly appeal to every man,
woman and child to pledge themselves
on or before the twenty.etghth day Of
jane TO save constantly aud to bus a.
regularly as possible the securities Of
the Government. and 90 do this as far
as possible through membership in
War Savings Societies, The twenty.
eighth OF June euds this special period
OF enlistment Ia the great volunteer
army Of production aud saving here
az home May there be none uucnlisied
on that daY
WOODROW WILSON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

Judge nHpfe leaps wildly to the
defense OF those who are voters hy
grace w the grandfather clause. Sec Z
ui ere constitution of lsas The clause.
ssruaablr only under stress of the
most urgent political need. has served
Us purpose aud should uu longer stand
aa mHu ep 10 i.ouIsigua'H prestige as
0uuhrd upau hY the nation a. large
Moreover ths mcu who would have
herH dnIrHrllaed had not See 6 begu
admitted lHlo the constitution In 1898
have had tveutl wears IA which 10
qualify under fhr educational ~ prop
srfr qualifications for the franchise.
and if lhg1 have failed So do so in all
ttIa ipHg Ilma when rveu stupid
dull can learn fo rpad la sN months
dasarye 1o br drzfrsuchrsed They show
ia the masf nnmHiakahlc vay that
they Do Hot defeFye 10 he voters
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

Advocates Uf suffrage Tor women
Tuesday vou taa points IN their fight
when the Senate and House commit
tees ou registration aud elections. sit
tiHg separately. aud after two hear
InEs ordered favorable reports on the
Haas powaIl Eastman amendment 10
lhv constitution The constitutional
amendment Vas sent to the calendars.
and the next test of strength will take
place ou euErussmanl aud passage to
third reading This will come before
the close Of the week, unless the con.
mngt liked as a special order for a
certain date IN the session
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
OF VOTERS

Public notice ia hereby given that
the Registration uooka of the Parish
of West Foltriana. la will bo open at
the following named places. and on
the dates sat Opposite thereof to.Wit
A Grange lial on Saturday Jane s.
Ials.
A Poplar Spring un Monday June
10, isis.
AZ Cat island. } E OrUs place ou
Tuesday, June H. l4Is
a. Wilhelm Wilhelm Iumbor Com
pany office. "Wednesday. June g. 1918
Al Angola. F. u Davis atorn. on
Thursday June IS 1918
81 WoyaHukr. r q Woods store
on Friday. June ~. 1918
AZ Ninth ward " s. MarymanH
store. on saturday June a. 1913
81 Tenth ward. Solitude 2 q. op
Monday June n 1918
r. S MUSE.
Registrar IF Voters
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

Mss Lpiit8 Kitchener. 70 sister Of
* of X the late Earl Kitchener
wbD dominated British military policy
until his death. is aB American Rcd
Cross yorker IN France That la she
is IN the \ n e untlafm for four days
"a week ThIHyaik hours every week
she b. working with the French Rcd
cross. and on Sundays atfh lhe Bri
tsh She rs realty an international
Red Cross worker
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

\ cuntem paafy compares General
faehs Tactics with those pursued iH
hHtl0shitng The buA is given all the
gaaee wanted su making his repeated
uf#hes uutl exhausted finally a Finish
rs pul To him These tactics have al.
Nays seemed buta Ito us where the
ball prndeatlHed fo death is concerned.
hceause the animals uuy recourse is
20 fight IN ihe WaY be- knows how. but
fnr BithslandHg The lIaa II seems to
be the proper method The German
superm8n should know better than
tu make Wild plungcs like an iBccused
bull tmt iuee he prefers such tactics
II Is We'll Il involves more Of the
inevitable kiIliuE ~ hts helIish brood
and if saves our men
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

Mrs annie brandon McGehoe ba q
HeR a8r iDod which she raised uA
AreDlg plantation PncknryyIie She
raised some wheat and serves Ii ln
the form Of q breakfast inod The
wheat s ground in 2 coffee mill cook
ed and served With sugar.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

senator Pipes anttraCing measure
aoems doomed to failure. this session
bat II Is tao much 20 expect OF ieRis
latur" that failed to ratiy the federal
prohibition amendment
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

President Wilson has tetegraphed
the legislature requesting that woman
outrage amendment BE- submitted 10
the people Of this state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

: iish big enough 10 have swallowed
Jonah Is ou exhibition iH New Orleans
hut what We want is aH army big
enough To swallow the Kaiser
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

Most Rev John " shaW u n. Was
installed es Archbishop Ut New Orleans
Sunday last
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

The Third Liberty Loan Yielded
A.l7n0ig65p subscribed tn by about
II 0oo 900 buyers
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
1851 q

There b.3nE ne further business 60 come
before the meeting The pulIsp Iuig All.
11arusi e f HOWELL.
. MATTHEWS. President
f9egA
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

fkfslfFffF Hffts
] r. MATTHEWS
Parish Treasurer
The following BILLS we're read aud
ordered pad bv warrant
+ n MaReBH painting court house
and Ial... ....-...............t - 5o
RuAin Hamilton. freight bltls paid
eats vat solution Observation-Disclosures. 57I
i IS PETTY freight and drayaRe.
vat solution Observation-Disclosures. ~ 81
t. IS PETTY, freight and drayass
vat solution Observation-Disclosures. gIa
t. vs. Rogers agent freight oH
road machine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a g
B. Barrow. second payment eu
read contract Observation-Disclosures. ~ SO
John WiieaN haitof oeuFt house
May ........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 0g
y r Matthews salary clerk treas.
MAY Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
a " holland. salary range rider
May........................ % 90
Saiag.rs OF vat inspectors fat MAY
s. y Hamilton ............... -. 90
John A Ard Observation-Disclosures. q 90
Vernon PEBBLES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is HD
) NJ Barrow ................ Is %
lEsrhdon stlg.......-....-..... Is 90
". 3 Davidson hnluE vat ....... soc
" W. Hufckhaiter rent If dipping
vat and filing sams. ............ 90 30
q II Reed, filling at............. $50
> = IereN. vat tickets .....-.... 1873
Mrs /. A VIM. hauling for VII
helm yai.......... .............. toa
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

The Hereford Cattle Co. offers 10.
sale grade Hereford Cattle. registered
Duroe Jersey Hogs. and Angora Goats
Prices reasonable Address So. Fran.
eisViile, La, t2,l2istfl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-20
us. TO RENEW
INSURANCE ON
YANKS AFTER
PEACE SIGNED
Nation to be Greatest Life
Risk Bureau in
World.

syVASHTNOTS .NSov. 19.--Prepsra-
ti5us by the government for reinsuTing
shs. lives Of soldiers and sailors on their
return have been Fastened by the sign
ing af the arInfstice AItho regulations
have not yet been fully drafted. Il Is
certain that each IL the f.z5D,000 men
II. the military or naval servic now
holding valuutary government insur-
ancs Will be permitted within five
years after peace Is declared 70 convert
II without further medical examina-
ton into ordinary life twenty payment
life. endowment maturing at the age
~ sa. or other prescribed forms OF IN |
surauce.
This insurance viii be arranged by
the government. not by private COM
panies. and the cost is expected TO be
AZ least one fourth less than similar
forms offered by private agencies
Private companies would not write IN
surance on many wounded men.
S1.O0 to $4,000
The government viii arrange 20 col-
lect premiums monthly II men wish
to pay this way or for longer periods
In advance. This may be done thru
post0ffices. The minimum amount
or insurance to be Issued probablN will
GH .NUu anu AAAE AaAsA@Ne-AAN'A-' .
with any amount between those sums
| Is uuitlples Of $500. There viii be
provision for payments in case Of dis
ability as well as death. according 70
the tentative plan.
The insurance may be purchases py
any soldier. sailor or marine officer,
enlisted-and by the women members
Of the army or navy nurse corps, pro-
vlding they already hold government
! voluntary life insurance. About -
per cent Of the $500, 900 men in the
d service are covered by this insurance,
which expires after they go back to
! civilian life and cease paying pre-
nuums. This IS the system devised to
4 replace the old pension plan Of pro-
y yIding FOR ex-soldIers and ex-sailors.
a May Develop Expansion
Thus will be created out Of the gov
4 ernment's emergency war insurance
y bureau the greatest life insurance in
q siitution in the world for peace times
y with more policy holdeTs and greater
d aggregate risks than half dozen q
y the worlds greatest private companies
\ combined. out of the experience gain
n ed may eventually develop to old age
\ dustriaI and other forms Of insurance,
y in the opinion of officials who have
y studied the subject.