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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-15

DR.. c. H. Mayo, famous surgeon
of Rochester, Mimi. is devoting all
his time and talents to the war
these days. He Is attached to the
surgeon generals Office in Wash
ington and has been a member Of
the general medical board, council
of national defense. ever since the
board was organized. This is the
newest photo OF the famous sur
geon.
The sun., 1918-10-06
ARMY.
(Day)
ALABAMA.

CARROLL. J; NJ, Major. ozark tWl;
HARRIS, 8, w, Lieut.. Huntsville (w)
AYREs, 9. r. Corp. Hsadiand (K}.
BUSH. Amos. Corp, Greenwille tKl:
cowDRE. Lester D.. corp. Yanette (K).
EAKENs. Aubrey l.. corp. Selma (K).
EzELLE. Henry. CORP Ozark (K).
GRIFFITH. J. T.. corp. Psitehsrd rs.
HANNA. EBA. Corp. Choccoiocco (fS).
LAwHoRNE. c. NJ. corp. w. Taliahassee
RoBERTs, g.. corp. Bay Mlnnstte spw,.
GINS SINS Il; Il; CORP: sirp p.,.IsSD sk)'
WALLACE. W.. corp. Gariand>1 ~.
WHITE. Tom. corp, Gadsden (Kl.
% M5NS 4 h.iss. so! R;us Msnt 9S 'h
BoWLIN. Russell. Ashvilis (kl:
SRpwER, George. Rgsseiyiiis fK}.
BROWN. Everett H.. Brswton (X).
BROWN. Henry Gevena lKl;
GAME. Claude. osSrsisnA SMl: ,v,
eATscMwnEL Ao w. r. LsSisS Ss''t tk5
cLpMENTs. II. T.. Eatsrprise tK).
S cR4Fr. n d. i H.. ssrriss tWj.
GRIM, Luther J. p. caisra IN.
DxNELLY, James. ktmerf {w,.
DIXON; Hubert. Daisyills M:
DRAKE. Adolphus. wadiey (W).
EDWARDS, Joe, Brewton (K).
DIXON, John r.. Rrewton tW).
SiTyosp R Ml.ra Il 1: s,sT T:sa f
HARDY. Adrian r., Brewton tK).
HARDY, Richard o., Montgomery tK).
KART. James D., Granrer (Kl.
HARWELL. Jim, Admission tw).
HEsTLEY, Daniel NJ. shawmut tWl.
HOUSTON. Newell g.. ststesyiils (K,.
HUTTE, Allen, Hartford (k).
JOHNSON. oliver, Eokomis (K).
JONES. Claude William. cowpsr tKl.
| KIRKLAND. Alexander. Midland City <K)
| MCCALL. ciaud n, Brewton (Kl.
McINToSH, william D.. Chancellor (W).
MILTON Lee; 0asy.trssk SKD; ~,
MORGAN. Jldgs T.. Holt (Kl, 3Ns7";
ouiLIiN. bssais b. Clayton lx,.
The sun., 1918-10-06

KELTs, Arthur B.. corp. westneid twl.
MOORE, NJ. L.. CORP. New Holland lK(.
oYERDoRFF. Ross. corp. READING 1k).
ANToNELLi. Thomas, Glen Lyon lK).
BARNUM, Henry A., Scottdale tDM).
BERGENSTOCK, w. E.. Attention (wl.
buRGEsoN, Nsis B., Titusyiilo iDD),
coLoMB. Stanley. Pitt,ton tw,.
CoRL. Robert A., East Freseom (k).
pugAN.. Leroy. Phned.lphls !M. ,
R RGis Er %si..i s. RssR spD S
JANUS. Carroll L. oSodyssr tK,.
FAULT, stephen O.. Philadelphia (ND.
9 onAnY so ySh1 A. P p,ss,sn, w b tw,
GUDzINAs, Antanas. Homestead tM).
yqt 5Ssn John Nj Rnl ss% Dsssv Sw K,
IwANIcKi. Picter. Ford city IK).
kIsasAgS' R RsSert so ssisisR wy wy
RLECKNER, Guy NJ, Erie DAD.
LINsEY. George William. mech. Emisn-
LucoRE, Charlie. Earl. Caledonia tpw).
LUGG. William Clarence. Pensrsyi tw).
E sTgan G %iss n n H. pSs % ,w,
M MaI john E. E. FSis 'iiM).
s MSssEiM4 cs Sa Wf ssef msss:F 9s
MEYER. clyde r.. Muir (w.).
ONORATO. Giovanni, Pittsourg (W.).
pETERsoN. Oscar, McKeesport {Ml.
PETRILAK, Andrew, simpson lwo.
R RsdENT Hss.e, yip TIss.r es%%.Su' w
sisHEILs Earl (; x,sssps 5s; WV ,
s sn ssHss ssrahn, Scranton tM.}.
sooERAY, Antoni, New Kensington lw.).
STEEL; stephen W., Ph!isasiphl. w., ,
SUNDAY FRANK Charles. mech. Ham.
sS saas en- John E.. rr.mon, sn.
TyssEY; Frank NJ; MeAivsy: FOR. tW;
wENTKo. John, Plymouth tDp.l.
WHITE. John. PhIladclphie tw).
WIENER, Samuel. Philadeiphia IM.,.
zA.c ZACH in' lsnacy, cook. Black
RHODE ISLAND.
BARRETT. wiliet Clark, lieut.. Newport
BuRpIcK, Harry e. Westerly, ODD.
GHITTI. Alfredo, Manville tKl:
MONTE. Joe James. Newport tM).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
BARNwELL. Albert. serst.. Port Roya
JoHNsoNT, Lee Grant. Cordova tK.).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
ANDERSON, Edward. Hartford tw).
HAUGEN, Otto. Madison tK2
sTEUK, Otto P. H.. ElktOn tM).
TENNESSEE.
ELK1Ns. Bell Stamps, corp, Clinton tW)
LIVINGSTON, David H., corp, Elizabeth
sE sS% LEY John j., Knoxville, tK,.
BUTLER. John T.. pells tw),
GRABTF REEL. I.E ssss s. t Petersburg w'
LowERY. Homnsr. Manchester tM).
ROE. Austin. Blur City (W).
sMoTHERM8N. William a. Murfreesbor
srAiR;, Elmer J.. Knoxville twl:
wAGGONER, Charlie l., Knoxville (w).
TEXAS.
CUNNINGHAM. James H.. Lieut.. Co
HART, Vernon D.. Lieut., Stamford ok,
SCOTCH. Frank D.. Lieut.. Ell Paso lw)
WALLACE Malhon d. Lieut. Mount Cain
IMMERSION, Angus. corp. Henderso,
BowERs waidren, Canton ODD.
BROWN, Earl e., Mexia (M).
= CHARLEY. o. Holmes. wagner. Sherman
cHURCo, benjamin j.. Ell Paso tAl.
FERGUSON. Thomas j.. Lytton Spring
CAMILLE. Jess. Arson tpA).
MILLER, william O., Perrin (wl.
RoRERrso sTaR Tsm e. n HS SsSaay '
. RUFFIN, Alvle, Alma (W)..
STOUT. James c.. Haskew (W).
UTAH.
| ENGEMANN, Carl g.. Ureka tMD.
| HOLMES, Raymond NJ. Ogden (DW).
| WILSON, Herbert l., Ureka (K).
VIRGINIA.
DAY, Charles f.. Richmond ODD.
EDWARDS, Oscar E. Norfolk ODD,
| GUM, Albert p, Hightown tKJ.
= HOWELL, Clarence l.. Chase City (W).
I KREDIER, Charles Edgar BlackstoI
, LARGE. Gaines. schoolheld tM).
Z | NATION, Bryan, lmboden tW).
y PUGH. Everett r.. Camp Creek (DD).
TURNER, Robert E, Heens Church ODD
VERMONT.
sToCKWEL1. George w, Stowe my.
: WASHINGTON.
}. | STOMNER ". A.. corp. Seattle (K).
The sun., 1918-10-06

PRiyETI; Lloyd NJ. S a,I,sa ,,W.
RoBB. Vernon, Douglas tW).
NEW JERSEY.
NABB Malvern Jesse, Lieut., Miiiville (K).
JoEsT. Peter p, sergt., Jersey City tw). e
CHfZUS. John. corp. Newark lW).
sEHR WiiiIs% corp Js5ss s,,. ciiy NV,
sYRNEs. Arthur p. Harrison tKj.
DAvALA. George F., Psssaic tw).
p9NoyAN; Dennis p psySnss ,pA,
GENT, Ennes C., Manufacturing tw),
HoRvATH. Adjust william, Newark tw).
hAipLA% Sw bsnjsmin B., Jersey city Cw,.
MINER, Romeo, Hackenssck. twG
MURPHY. Joseph. East Newark SM;
RoMANcHUK. stephen L, stanhope tKl.
TALLMAN, Benz. H., New Brunswick (M),
W9dEE M.Sse, ~ BsKS, sssr, SHw ,M.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BRussI. Antonio tM):
MINER. Leo, Penacock (wb.
WRIGHT. william L.. North stratford tw).
NEW MEXICO.
FLORES, Marcisl, Las Cruces {M).
S6NzXIEs. Rafael. Moutsinsir On.
GONZALES. silvio, Albuouerque md.
MOORE. Robert L.. Murdoch twl:,
PARADISE, Francisco, Dawson CD.
NORTH CAROLINA.
DANIELS. Thomas cowpsr. Lieut.. New
s sSSi4 eE Il. s ciTsn e- F.. ass:a w.
ssRRocxs. Rosoo. East puShsm IN.
BROWN. Truman Lazarus Merry
coRNELi1s, Bennett. Thomasvills tM).
EDWARDS. Arthur r., Bridseton (wl.
0RisDALB. Jesse D., North Char
SHORT. Msrcu. s.. K,nss Meun..in tw,,
Elk e'A' s.yns more
WOOD f J Jonah r.. sandy Ridge tM,.
NORTH DAKOTA.
PAuLsoN, Alfred. CORP. Kuyerne sw).
scHuLTz. Arthur. Resdsr (M,.
OHIO.
BECK. Henry. Lieut., Ulriehviiis (wl.
MCCORMICK, Vaughn r" Lieut.. Column
sUTHERLANp. Paul. Lieut.. wyo-
Ko S.ff soER jamie. A.. ..rst.. Cir.
WARE. rSos. A.. sors... chiliieo.he wv
BI.ANEY, Grover c. corp. Plain
cLGfrERs: Paul G., corp. washington
coLLIER, Clarence s.. corp. Luss. On,
AsRAHAM. Nose. Martins Ferry wv.
BAKER. Henry , James Gi r,,S.n tK};x II,
GAsskbR' WI Mi,iam. ., @s, ,rnIsnn tW}
GoCHNAUER, clayton s.. Barberton tK)
HUFFoRp. Fred H. Marietta twl. ,r,
HT hnY w hsnry' c ieoa S0q wv wv"
kRokos. Matinee. 3. Akron ~.
s51sk %'''T H. e Pss;sn W.
PRINCIPE. Frank A.; Cleveland 5Dw).
RosERTs, Richard E.. Eas, Livsrpoo
s sSSSARAK j E5snhi , Ts.ssS c g
sTEiNBREcHER, Henry. wausson tw).
wAdoNhR. i Roger u A.. Akron Ntwj.
WALSH. Charles. Cincinnati tK).
wARDLoW. Warnie' GEORGETOWN W.
OKLAHOMA.
lBARNEs. II. c.. Jr.. Lieut.. Tulsa tDw)
BORDERS, Roy, George ODD.
icooK, william. Maude (w).
MCKINNEY. Robert, stonewall tM}.
OWENS. Ross G., WAGNER. Guthrie tw).
SALE. James r.. Henryetta SWD. ,
wALTON. Alvin. Avery tM).
WHITAKER, willis Coleman. Depew twl
OREGON.
CLARK. Robert E.. corp. Halfway tK).
: EAyELuKE:s samuel l.. Portland Portland t@.
JACKSON. oscar. susanvilie (M).
iMcCARLEY. william A., Vale tM).
MORTEESEN. Lars, Portland (M).
PENNSYLVANIA.
iBAKER, II. T.. Lieut.. Wiliiamsport (DW
LYNCH, r. L.. Lieut., philadelphia tW
MORTON. W. T., Lieut.. Williamsburg odd
HANNA, Alex, serst, Philadelphia twl
OLSZEwSK1. A., sergt., Shenandoah wv
| PLlNEPETER, J.. J.,sergt., Harrisburg wv
ACKER. Jesse, corp. Honesdalc tK).
J. BOWERS. Floyd. corp. Reading (K).
ICARSEY, John F., corp. Westheld lW)
GLEASON. J. v, corp, Pottstown (W).
HowDEN. F. W. corp. Homestead tW
HURLEY. William l., CORP Wilson CIV
KELLS, James D., corp, JohnsonburR w
The sun., 1918-10-06

ANDERSON, p n, Brepseyton tWDs
oLArsoN. y, q, South sea.ti. Sw,.
WISCONSIN.
SHXRTz. 4. r. capt MiissaSe. sk). y
eSEkk H. d. : :sfst.. M MsS:Ss tk
6RINsEL. J., sergt., Eau Claire (wl.
O. A :sss s .ss. rssa d.
E4SS S = }ii,.. SORT wsss,.. ow.
aEYs MEYER U. &. s seTt. o oSa t&S.
RHEAUMEN, lsadore C., serst.. Rhine
RUN. n n, .erst.. Elroy. twl.
1yousTiTE. =. A., corp, ocosto Fails wv,
CRAFTSMAN. h.. corp. Kendall tw}.
HIX. Q; r.: sorP, sullivan twl.
!sSKiss SGf a. corp sS5D' s %ssse' snN
Jewell. c.. corp, khinelander Iw).
EiSsTEhHIS. e O. s'i E., corp. ESndSni.s
re" FER. NJ A.. eorp.. wau,ema tw,.
PRIEST. n. IL, corp GE.p Beaver Dam tGw;;.
PRICE, Z; H.. corp. pedham tw).
ssS9yy T 6MsK f. sS5p Ehin'lsna:. tpW
TMURsER, r.. corp. Psrdsviils fwl.
ANA. n. n, occ s sSrg Fails s'1 as. '"'
ashley. L., T.. sparta twJ
sss RoWsE;. j. J. E. s %sSsss SM 1Dw,.
S S9 Eson chsteS. tW3.
ounPiTr, Lee r. RansHr jtw.,
egsHiNd. Foberi o. Wilson wv.
SS RRAAMMNM . AlsT L. M!lEsssEs:s {wo.
HEN. Rober 1.' wcnewoc st Nv. '"''
JJESkEMs. Carl Ia D. Rg %sI,. twY
KAsNsMsSicH, Eugene W. M,lwauisoe tM.,.
KLALT, Herman. Columbus tMl.
k sNSBoi Nleh ssI.' 6 ST .Ssss6q al ODD
MMAAR RKs CHI, che r RI a osLaiooss tK).
sossoop.D h Eyan H. bssl sG.H es@srIds. tw
or;sszzAsNNsK Kr., Tom MilTsuh 1w tw
pxEEcaER. walter Richard, cha.esers
pHIbidrs Frank; Oshkosh *: ,w,
SOLE, Tsrtvis. staSley tWJ.
sTENpAHI. sigurd; La Crosse tw);>
TW nsHG%sisA Nj a sfeSh'G Beaver w Dam
wAssERBAcB. August. Aisona tM.l.
WhGlEN A HAIRY T. Mar RisS.na ceMt.;
z zs4Ni, s!ire S. Fred, ~, SIl,sts ~.
vicARs, Js,nss j.. piamondsviiis tw).
WEST VIRGINIA.
ALLEN. Wallace, PsynesviIle Cw).
HosLER. Albert E.. Grafton twl.
HuFFMkN, Floyd 3: Msnninx, tD.wJ
ANTS HS Benjamin. sIsa%i i NissSoo eHit1k3 .
, WHITE, Luke, Dingy ODD.
OTHER COUNTRIES.
G1 81 sc pASrah'% Pc. Rssc RI. two
NEu Ionf' fruV. al 'Asera mi.
EA ALE Nd:sy Prov a % PH Ss..o a
GIovANNETTI. John. Province Co
ouipIcE. Sebastian. slrocu.a .tM.l;
GUIDUCcI. Umberte. Provincial Emiiis
h h5SaS E R.ssss a. Al sssis.ss. n ,
, MAEsE. sabatino. saierno lw1.
MONACO. vincense, Pro. di Roma tM.).
. RICCIARDO. Luigi, Campobassa tW).
HrTERs6: J: sSan' c SSisfs M2
vIM S,,R &c Guido NJ Provincial A.
Canada.
sCHULMAN. Harry Lieut.. Toronto D.w)
KRAMER. Albert. Ontario (M).
M NIL Frsd s,,s T. LIZ Kis sss tW}x
Holland
HEMMEs: Renoud Rudolph johan. sefst-
Delft (wD.
Mexico.
RIBAs. Juan, San Pedro tW,).
Nova Scotia.
DAVIDSON. Charles Ukraine, North Grand
Pier {W.).
Rumania.
j. BRACNSTEIN, Emil corp. Berlat (w.).
. Russia.
KL1NAZEwSkI, Victor, Poland ID. W.
Serbia.
BYELICK. ELL Belgrade Od)
The sun., 1918-10-06
MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
HTKiNsoN. II. b. ssrst:. ps,roi, wv
H ss Ea~sTa l.. .srst. pssre!. SK|.
ALLEN. r: l.. corp. Mlllinston Spw,'
s ss9TKs. franz eV sUrp cn sssnaw W.
Johnson. Ernest L.. corp. Adrian {wl'
K5Ms Alb p CORP o oasSn nSD'a'
NARoDZoSEK. s. W., CORP. Detroit SK)' |
MARSHALL. Leo A.. corp. clinton H w,
P PRlEsH9HH q sapp Po ASG W.
scHoLMAN, ii. VIZ v. corp. Detroit wv.
FRITZ s' SSSon sGrs g. @ soTp.. D.trs @
TUcK. william 4. corp. Detroit lwl;
wAKEEM,AN, a. g. corp: Big Rapids tK'.
BIEca Raymond j.. Flint lkl. ~
BRADY, Joseph william. Albion Iw).
sucK. John Henry. mech. Hol. tK,.
COOK. Aivah Henry. Ithaca IVY,
c, oXEY; John p, Msrsgstts tw).
tS4TSSiSy; ,, Sii'ss Joseph. H.; E,s:;.ss bw'
aEsERT, otto Henry. Utica tG.
GoopNEY. George 4" Republic tpwl;>
2 HEINZ Franz s.nj ia.. s k.e ss 10
H2bs3M ElSydi . gs;ir Ss. sDw ,ro,, pA
,;r 40 Ms1,.i T, as% :, n,S. Pw'
kH TIi ssan nsy: petroit s@S. '
kEN NSEi ' %.rs. ri 1 WHIT. cloud tw.
MS 1ShAHS fsrl nl matte; d.li. Tep skS n"'
MsS2Ninns John pew.y i b.sros W.
MsKESNA; william Thomas. GsidwintM,.
M NIGH Hen, Henry Mr, s.rnl; ,w s2esr 'h,'
oLiNTo ouiducei Detroit IMl.
P5TE6s h e.yd E I.y ssP r
seeE HseSIo, fr. nsI H. sn Moro. wv.
s aGis S' cissl Fdxsf Reed aP sss W.
sSHMipT, A.ssn, Piasns, psireii @.
ssMM iTa, ao w:y r %iisoas Ks, '
sTTk 2sREi3 M.1 w Rft.1. Holland As sM,
T Taylor, Si,ds 4. T h.sSI:na f f:.s n, '"''
@AIp: Fay. jackson tw).
wIERsMA. John, Ada (wj.
woop. Ernest E. s otssao wv W.
WRIGHT. A. c.. LudinGton tw).
MTNNEs0TA.
HAMILTON ur lar, x,,,..,.,,. ma,
1879 u ~, =, Lieut.. MIhnes" SDA''
| CHP1SIrhSS eo.p' hnSyons M;
! 6,Dn1s 60, MsteI "a, mSNhsm WYE
| ESRsTpoa psio9s H.
| g.n.SpIS1 a. e. s. Petsr SA''
| HIMLE. Ernest H.. Minneapolis (M).
| uInn,sT, ". n, Ao'scn W.;
Viii Tiuf1y Auoon M ,u,,
! 5HpntL v "a, Mlnhespons WV
rhirFEN' T. c. minneapolis t")'
| MISSISSIPPI.
POLK. NJ. H.. Lieut., crsenviiie tw).
The sun., 1918-10-06

SMITH, Bsri g., Hinsdale w..
SPIRO, Christy D.. Worcester lWp.
TARALI-o, Joseph, Lswrence th).
YASI. -. Swampscott tM).
The sun., 1918-10-06

ANDDRsoN. p. r., nrensestcn (w),
CoDDIN0ToN. w. r., South Tacoma tsx).
oLAFsoN, n. a., South seattle (w).
MULLEN, JAMBS T., Seattle s(W).
The sun., 1918-10-06

CAdrdcfer Of cdsudIties 70 indicdted thus:
lR) Killed In action: ID. W. Died of hounds:
%. A. Died o. accident or other causes;
%. D. Died Of disease: (W) Wounded: lM)
Aissin0. (P) Prisoner: (R. q. NJ KHisd.
duty. previously reported missing: OK. r. w
Killed In action. previously reported sc0undsd.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
COL0RED PLAsTERE'S
AILMENTS RELIEVED
BY Vim HFPAT|CA
Had Suffered Greatly From Rheuma.
tism, Catarrh and Rundown Condi.
tion-Says Vim Hepatiea Saved
His Life.

James Sutton, well known color.d
plastere- Of 529 RoselAne St. Loui.
vile, KY, is delighted over what ,ho
great Vim Hepatica prescription bas
done for him that he wants evervhod,
suffering from rheumatism, cats rrh
or weak and rundown condition 49,
take this wonder.>a ~emad, !"
81 was in a very bad .~-. -
dition; had catarrhal trouble anu
matism. 1 tried several doctor II
none could seem to give me any felice
After taking few bottles of Vim He-
patica l felt like q new man, and do
believe it saved my life"
Vim Hepatica is . combination Of
eight of the finest herbal remedies
known to medical science. The form
ula is printed right on the package
where everyone who takes It can know
exactly what it is. Come in and ge,
bottle and try it on our recommenda.
| ton.
ROWLAND DRUG co.
Oxford, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

Bryan Tate stationed with the Coast
Artillery at Charleston, S C. is spend
ing several weeks furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tate.
Mrs. Tate returned Tuesday from
Memphis, where she was called on ac-
count of the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Whiteside, who is improving
rapidly at this time.
DIR. B. S. Guyton returned Tuesday
evening from Ingomar and reports his
mother improving.
DIR. and Mrs. w. d. Hedleston have
received notice that their daughter,
Mrs. Florence Hedlestcn Crane and
family will soon sail from the states.
Mr.. Charley Frirson and family
passed through Oxford Wednesday en-
route to Southwest Texas, where they
expect to make their home.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Secretary, Mr..
Miller and wife left Wednesday even
ing for Memphis, Tenn, where they
will visit for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sisk are
spending a few days in ST. Louis pur-
chasing fall goods for their store.
Mrs Montgomery, of Coahoma is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Noble.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
CALOMEL SALNATES
AND MAKES YOU SICK
Acts like dynamite on a sluggish
liver and you lose a
days work.

There's no reason why a person
should take sickening, salivating cal
omel when a few cents buys large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone-a per-
feet substitute for calomel.
1t Is pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't make
you sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomel is dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose of nasty calomel today
and you will feel weak sick and nause-
ated tomorrow. Don't lose a days
work. Take a spoonful of Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and you will wake
up feeling great. No more bilious
ness, constipation, sluggishness, head
ache, coated tongue or sour stomach
Your druggist says if you don't fine
Dodson's Liver Tone acts better thar
horrible calomel your money is wait
ing for you. Adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
WORDS FROM HOME.
Statements That May Be Investis tisated
Testimony of Oxford Citizens.

When ar Oxford citizen comes to
the front, telling his friends ard
neighbors of his experie.cc, you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
of people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence.
Home endorsement is tie kind that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such tes-
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves it true. Below is a statement
of an Oxford resident. No stronger
proof Of merit can be had.
]. D. Cook, farmer, Pontctoc street,
says: 81 have taken Doa.'s Kidney
Pills and lave found them TO be re-
liable medicine. Whenever my kid
neys don't act just right, OF my back
gets to hurting, ! get box of Doan's
Kidney Pills at Chilton & Co.'S Drug
Store, and they soon have me feeling
oil right again. Doan's prevents any
serious developements-"
60c, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
THE Y. NJ. c. A.
COMMUNITY HOUSE.

On Monday afternoon there was
call meeting of the town and campus
ladies' by the new "Y" Secretary,
Mr. Miller, at the Y. NJ. C A. Com
munity House, located on the Univer-
sity campus. A most gratifying and
hearty attendance was the response.
Mrs. Miller conducted te ladies on a
tour through the house, drawing the
tion to, and suggesting the possibili-
ties and needs of the house. After a
few minutes thus pleasantly spent,
the ladies were called together in the
social parlors and Mrs. Benz Price
asked to take the chair. She called
upon Mrs. ]. S. Hudson to lead in
prayer. The meeting then dissolved
itself into round table discussion as
to ways and means of carrying out
the program that Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
had outlined for furnishing the house,
The matter of furnishing bed linen,
etc, was first considered. Mrs. Bem
Price asked Mrs. J. o. Crider to- act
as Secretary and to make the list OF
all contributions. While there was a
generous response, it did not nearly
cover the needs, and it was decided
to publish list SO that everyone
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
RED CROSS NOTES.

This report comes to US from the
University Branch Of our Lafayette
County Red Cross chapter.
Foremost among the recent activi-
ties of the University Red Cross was
the maintenance of a special kitchen,
for period of over a week, from
which all meals were sent to the In
fluenZa victims on the third floor of
Gordon Hall. The patients had been
moved here from Taylor Hall, since
the University Hospital was full, and
Taylor Hall very inconvenient as well
as crowded.
The great difficulty encountered af-
after moving the boys was the
problem of their meals. Cpon assur-
ance that they could not be fed from
the general dining room of Gordon
Hall the ladies of the University Red
Cross generously undertook the work.
A systematic plan was worked out, by
which the work was carried on with
comparative ease.
However, the task of planning
menus carefully and seeing that the
food was attractively prepared, was
no easy one. 1t required time and
thought. Mrs. Longest was asked to
supervise, and with the assistance of
Mesdames Torrey, Brown, Gideon,
Bondurant, Powers, Legate, FAINT,
Eatman, Hedleston, Miss Means and
others she carried on the work in a
manner which can not be too highly
praised.
After the meals were carefully
repaired by these unselfish workers.
the girls of Ricks Hall took up the
task, and assisted with the serving.
proving themselves excellent waitres-
ses by the efficient manner in which
they poured drinks" and filed travs.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

throughout the community and county
be given the opportunity to contribute.
The opening of this house filled a
long felt need in the University life
and is designed to meet the daily soci-
al needs of the student-body, both
men and women. The upper rooms
are to be furnished as bedrooms to
care for the visiting parents and
friends of the students.
The Committee in charge of ar
rangements is anxious to complete
their task rs soon as possible. The
following list of needed articles is in
tended as suggestion for you.
Large and small rugs, sofa pillows,
bed pillows, sheets, pillow cases, bath
and hand towels, dresser scarfs and
table runners, blankets, couch covers,
couches, settees, rocking chairs, easy
lounging chairs, porch furniture, pic
lures, flower vases, bric-a-brac, por-
tiers, old curtain hangings, ask trays
for writing rooms, Victrola records,
large center tables, serving trays,
plants, flowers, writing desks for
guest rooms, books, novel, boy stories,
religious work, historical works, drop
lights, student lamps, large desk
lamps for center tables.
A post card directed to Mr.. J. H
Miller, Army Y. NJ. c. A, University
Miss, will bring the University wagor
any where within town limits foi
bulky gifts, furniture, etc. Small
articles may be left in care of Sisk-
Lawshee store, proper wrapper anc
tagged for the Y. NJ. c. A. Community
House
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

Surgeons agree that j.. cases of cuts,
Burns, Bruises ande Wounds. TIL
FIRST TREATMENT il important.
When IN EFFICIENT an tiseptic is
applied promptly, there's no Danger
of infection and the wo,.,d begins to
heal at once. For use on man or
beast, BROZONE is Tn. IDEAL.
ANTISEPTIC and HEALING
AGENT. Buy it now ard be ready
fer an emergency. Price s.25, $50,
S1.00 and $1.50. Sold by
A. H. Kendel
FOR RENT-Become proficient in
typewriting. Special rental rate of
$500 for Underwood Typewriters ex-
tended to students in school, three
months payable in advance, machines
F. o. B. Memphis. In ordering state
school you attend. Underwood Type
writer Co., Memphis, Tenn. z. Oct
17-24. Nov. TIA.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
NOTICEi
Sale of Land.

Pursuant to the provisions Of deed
Of Trust to me, executed as Trustee
by ]. b. Welch and his wife Mrs. E. E.
Welch, in favor of Goodwin, Brown
& Co., TO secure certain indebtedness
therein mentioned, whicl IS recorded
in Book Z-2, Page 16, in the Chan
cery Clerks Office Of the County of
Lafayette and the State of Missis-
sippi, / will at the request Of the
beneficiary in said Deed of Trust pro-
ceed to sell for cash, to tie highest
bidder, within lawful hours, In front
of the South door of the Court House
in Oxford, Miss, on the 31st day of
October, 1913, the following described
property, lying and being in the Coun-
ty of Lafayette, and the State of
Mississippi, to-wit:
Fraction west 1-2 of S. w. Ia
Sect IN /, Township 8, Range west,
65 acres more or less; and South East
la Section 2, Township 8, Range
west, 160 acres, being 225 acres more
or less in all.
The title to the above property is
believed to be good, but will convey
cnly such title az is vested in me as
Trustee.
Witness my signature this the 10th
day of October, 1913.
]. b. ROACH.
Oct-10-17-24. Substituted Trustee.