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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
FRANCEzIl Pr.,oeRESEAzA I'M
.LUPTA OELk 9A66. : G0bIAN|
ARMATELE ALIATE 81, APROPIE TOT
MAI Multi De CAMBRAI.
BAVAREZII Sc REVOLTA.

Pozitiile critice in care Sc afla
armata germana in regiunea de
la vest de Cambria sprc sud pima
la intariturile de la st. GObain,
81 in juru1 acestui bastion spre
rasarit trecind pc teritoruf de la
nord-est de Scissor, atras asu-
pra lor privirea lumei.
Pentru un moment tactica ma
nevrelor beligerantilor (acelor ce
sd bat) la Artois 81 in Flandra, la
fel 81 cele de la Scissor 81 din
Champagne, Gu toate ca inca
sunt de mare importanta, ele vor
Fl privite ca locul al doilea in i'm
portanta, cu tOate ca 81 aci zac
multe posibilitati Use poate in
timpla multe).
Aci o miscare reusita poate a.
duce schimbare in intregul
front german, orr contrarul poa-
tie ola posibilitatea germanilor ca
sa sc opreasca in acest loc. A.
ceasta ar interveni sa zadarni-
ceasca planul aliatllor de demo-
raliza cit Sc poate de mutt orga-
nizatia militara germana a
carei morala deja e zguduita.
PlOaia grea ce a cazut acum
citeva zile prefacut teritOrul
mai jos in o mare de tina, insa
sectorile unde pamintul mai e.
levat ca intre Cambria 81 Scissor,
furtuna-nu a oprit fnaintarea ar
matelor aliate.
in apropiere de Guizicourt 81
Havricourt englezii au inaintat
spre Cambria, dupa ce an batut
mai multe contra-atacuri de ale
inamicului, prin care dusmanul
incerca sd cistige inaltimile per-
dute in luptele de Dumineca.
La sud Francezii din distric-
tul vest de st. Quentin, in par
tea de vest a padurei st. Gobain
all inaintat spre rasarit catre RI
nj Disc.
St. Quentin Sc afla acum numai
la trei mile deNrtare, lar La Fe-
re asa incuniurat de la vest 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12

Germania. Tot ce trebue sa faca
adversarii nostri este sa gaseasca
ocazia de schimbarea unor vederi
81 atunci nh va mai trebui alta
lupta care sd he pue mai aproape
unii de altii.'
(Aceasta este prima declaratie
ce ar insemna un simtamint de
pace din partea puterilor centra-
le de cind ofensiva lor a fost i'm
pedecata definitiv 81 Ell impinsi
inapoi la vechea linie.)
Voiajorii sositi aici spun ca in
ultimile citeva zile an fOst i'm
puscati 30 Gle oameni din regi-
mentul % de rezerva al Germa-
niei, din cauza ca nu voiau sd
piece la front.
Rapoartcle din Londra anunta
ca pc frontul de lupta s'a facut
putina schimbare. ceea ce Sc da-
torestc ploilor carl All impedecat
operatiuniIc.
Francezii, presind de la sud ca
tire st. Quentin, au avansat 0 mi
Ia de la Gibercourt la Hinscourt,
ceea eel face sa fie la sapte mile
de oras.
Contract lansat de Ger
mani dinspre orasul Essigny-Le-
Grand, a fost respins.
Englezii siau imbunatatit po-
zitiile in jur de Epehy prin alta
curl locale. Patrulele engleze din
Flandra au cistigat success in mai
multe r1nduri.
Trupele Belgiene All pStruns in
transeiele inamicului pc la So
seaua Steenstrate-DiXmund 81 pc
la sud-vest de st. Julian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
De Pc FRONTUL ITALIAN

ROMA, IL Sept. - Tn numar
insemnat de operatii locale au a.
vut loc pc frontul italian.
,,Atacurile repetate ce lea dat
inamicul la Dossocasino au fost
batute de trupele noastre," spune
comunicatul official. LA Alamo o
partida navalit in transeiele j.
namicului, punind pc fuga deta-
samentele lor Gle aco1o, in uncle
transeie s'a predat fara a opune
rezistenta. MOI nu am suferit nici
o perdere.
,,Pe valea Lagrinia la Mont
Grappa, cit 81 la mijlocul sectoru-
lui de la Piave fost o considera-
biia activitate de artilerie.
I'm uncle operatii de recunoa-
stere moi am aruncat in aer un
depou de munitie de al inamicu-
lui."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
PUTERILE CENTRALE SUFLA
IN BUC|UmUL DE PACE,
Won HNTH MEMAT LA CART|ERUL GENERAL.
NESUPUNERE IN ARMATA GERMANA.

AMSTERDAM, II Sept. -
Conform rapoartelor ,primite as
taxi din Berlin, Won Hintze, mi
nistrul de eXterne al Germaniei,
fost chemat la cartierul general
al armatei sa tie o consfatuire Gu
Ludendorff 81 Hindenburg.
Alte stiri sosite din Germania
anunta deasemenea Cd printul
Albert de Saxa murit pc from
tul de lupta.
Ziarul Vorwaerts din Berlin a
desmintit stirea ca Matthias Fes-
berger, membrnl partidului cato
lie 81 socialistul Philip Scheide-
mann ar fl fost propusi sa devie
membrii al noului cabinet. Sc III
ce ca eli erau sd fie intr'un mi
mister pc care sd incerca sal for
meZe doctOrul Volt, care vrea s;i
inlocuiasca regimul lui Hertling
(Rapoarte ca Erzbert 81 Schei-
demann aveau sa fie in cabinet
dadeau credinta ca in Germania
Sc va simti Influenza unui puter.
mic element de pace).
Strife sosite din Viena spu
mean ca Djeman Pasa, ministru
mariner din Turcia, zicea ca alb
soluta victorie militara este CT
neputinta acum.
,,Intelegerea este singurul mi
jloc in acest timp", zicea ell.
Aceste rapoarte mai anuntau
ca baronul Burian ar fl zis ca
tara lui va tine 81 va lupta in
tr'un razboi de defensiva alatur
de Germania.
Iata cuvintele sale:
Austria va continua sa duca
un razbOi de aparare altauri dc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
In attntiunca Q6nefa|a.

Gel mai mare, Gel mai fru-
mos Calendar pc anul 1919 va
fl CALENDARUL NATIONAL
al ZIARULUI ,,AMERICA" !,
care s'a pus deja in lucrare.
Toti carl doresc ca sa alba o
podoaba in casa Dior, sa CO.
mande din vreme, ca sa nu ra-
nina fara Calendar precum au
ramas anil trecuti.
Din cauza scumpetei mate
rialului 81 a lucratorilor, vom
tipari numai atitea cite vor Fl
comandate.
Deci rugam in special onor.
Societati a face comanda din
vreme, pentru Cd in felul cum
a sosit comanda, asa sc face 81
expeditia, 81 toti carl au CO.
mandat Calendarele mai din
timp, lie vor capata mai inain-
te. = Pretul ,unui Calendar es-
te de 70 cent?
Toate societatile Sc bucura
anul acesta de rabat.
Deci grabiti Gu comandarea
lor acuma, caci odata 1nceplnd
Gu tiparirea lor, va fl prea tlr.
ziu. (8-1l)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
GERMANIl ISL RETRAG
TRUPELE DIN UkRANIA

LONDRA, IL Sept. = Trupele
germane sunt retrase din Ukra-
MIA spre a Fl trimise la frontul
vestic, dupa cum spun vestile ce
vim din Kiev.
O depesa primita din Stock
holm spune ca la adunare din
Moscova trupele 'bolsevikiste ar'
puscat so de social-revolutionari
81 au rant alte 200 persoane.
Drumurile de fier de la Baikal
sunt acum Gu totul in nina trupe.
lor Ceho-Slovace. Ceho-Slovacii
si-au complectat ocuparea acelei
parti, in lungul drumului de fiel
prin capturarea Nertchink 81
Srietensk.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
GERMANII RECONSTRU-
IESC FoRTURIiE De LA
.LIEGE, BRUGES, GhENT.

AMSTERDAM, l Sept. = We
stile primite din Belgia spun ca
germanii lucra din grell la fortu-
rile de la Liege, Bruges 81 Client,
ca sa lie puma in conditii bune de
aparare. Din orasul fortificat
Maubeuge, douazeci 81 cinci de mil
de locuitori all fost mutati in Lat
loo.
Liege, Bruges 81 Client sunt 3
dintre cele mai importante orase
din Belgia ce au fost foarte bine
certificate. Meubeuge un oraS
din nordul Frantei, care cazut
in miinile germanilor inca in a.
null 1914.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
GERMANII SA. RETRAG
DIN FATA F0CULUI ARTI-
LERIEI AMERICANA.

Gu armata Americana la Ais
ne, II Sept. - Artileria noastra
bombarda din greu pozitiile ina
micului de la Revillon 81 Glennes.
Focul a fost att de puternic, in
cit germanii nu au mai putut re-
sista ci s'au retras pima la dru-
mul mare dintre aceste orase, ca
zind indarat spre Aisne.
Dusmanul inca mai tine fnal-
timea puternica de la lie Petite
Montague, dominind pozitiile de
la rasarit de linia RevillonIGle-
nne.
Ploaia grea ce cazut de cite
va zile aproape oprit operatiile
dintre Aisne 81 Vesle.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
CUM RESPECTA HUNT
DREPTURILE NEU-
TRALIL0R,

CHISTIANIA, II Sept. = u
null ce a scapat de pc vaporul
Norwegian ,,Eglantine" ce a fost
scufundat de un submarin ger
man, spune ca vaporul fost scu-
fundat fara veste. lar dupa ce
echipajul a sarit in barcile de
salvare Hunii all inceput sa pus-
te asupra lor Capitanul 81 alti
'cinci din echipajul vaporului all
murit din ranile primite.
Ziarele din Christiania declara
ca aceasta brutalitate a intrecut
limitele. Populatia foarte indig-
nata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
SERVICIU TELEGRAFIC COMPLECT
DE LA ASOCIATIUNEA PRESSED.
PRIMA CHFMA-
RE IN ARmATA.

WASHINGTON, II Sept. -
Maresalul general Crowder a a.
nuntat ieri ca prima chemare sub
drapel Sc va face oamenilor de la
virsta de 19 la 20 de ami 81 de la
32 la Sc.
Cartile de chestionare vor Fl
trimise intii registration Gu a
ceste ]imite de virsta specificate,
lar bordurile locale vor primi or
din Sal clasificc asa ca eli sd fie
gaia eel dintii pentru chemarea
ce va incepe in luna Octomvrie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
vIZITA DEPUTATIIoR
AMERICAN.

vENETIA, II Sept. - Depu-
tatii Americani carl au vizitat
aceasta localitate au plecat la Pa
ris, dupa o receptiune municipala
ce lisa facut la primaria orasu-
lui 81 dupa ce au vizitat biserica
st. Paul 81 st. John, care este
bombardata de Germani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12

CLEVELAND, OHIO, JOI, II SEPT. 1918.
BULETINE.

AMSTERDAM, 10 Sept. - De-
pesele primite aci All, de la cores
pondentii germani spun Cd Dou-
al. centrul strategic din LIMA lui
Hindenburg, este evacuat.
LONDRA, 10, Sept. = in pro-
viziunile de pc un transport s'au
aflat sticla pisata. Valoarea pro-
viziei costa $4,000.
WASHINGTON. 10 Sept. -
La departmental Statului s'a a.
nuntat All Cd Bolsevilxistii 81 ger
manii au semnat ,un tratat a ca
rui scop principal e de forta
pc bolsevikisti sa lupte contra a.
liatilor la nord.
L0NDRA, II Sept. - Maresa-
lul Haig raporteaza ca trupele
engleze inainteaza spre Vermand,
aflindu-se la numM cinci mile de
St. Quentin.
I'm contra-atac putermic dat
la vest de Gouzeacourt aseara a
fost respins," spune comunicatul.
moi ne-am avansat liniile noa-
sire la vest de Atilly 81 Vermand.
Aseara inamicul a atacat Gu pu-
tere podul de Ia Gouzeaoourt. A
urmat lupta inversunata, ca un
rezultat al acestui atac in care
inamicul a fost alungat indarat
La fel a fost respins 81 la Ecourt
st. Quentin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
UN VAP0R PRETINDE CA
A SCUFUNDAT UN
SUBmARIN.

WASHINGTON, 10 Sept. -
La departmental marinei s'a
primit uncle informatii referi-
toare la scufundarea unui sub
marin de catre un vapor de trans
port = dupa lupta de mai
multe ore. Ministrul marinei eau
ia acum ca sa afle adevaraul, pi-
I'M atunci nu Sc wa da nici in
fO1matie referitor la aceasta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
UNCURU BATUTI
DE JAPONEZI.

TIENTSIN, CHINA, 10 Sept.
= Ungurii au fost rau batuti de
Japonezi, perzind 4,20O morti,
linga lacul Hanka, in sudul Man
chiuriei = spun depesele primite
All. Armatele Japoneze sunt> a
proape de Ussuri.
Ungurii acestia all fost priso-
nieri de razboi luati de rusi, Ell
au fost armati de catre bolsevi-
kisti ca sd lie ajute contra aliati-
lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
B0LSEvIk|STII TIN 1000
CETATENl ENGLEZI
CA OSTATICI.

LONDRA, II Sept. - Ziarul
London Express aflat ca peste
1000 de .cetateni englezi sunt IT,
mutt in Petrograd 81 Moscova,
de catre bolsevikiSti drept osta-
tici. Acestia sunt amenintati ca
daca Sc va mai intimpla ceva la
oficialii Sovieturilor, eli vor fl o.
mOriti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
PETROGRADUL
IN FLACARl.

WASHINGTON, II Sept. -
Conform rapoartelor primite de
la legatia Americana din Cristia-
MIA, Petrogradului i-s'a dat foe
din douasprezece locuri, lar po-
pulatia este -masacrata pc strade.
Alte detalii mai amanuntite lip
sesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
TURCN 81 BULGARIA AP-
R0APE De A |NcEPE
LUPTA NTRf FL.

WASHINGTON. 10 Sept. =
Informatiile primite All aici din
surse demne de incredere, spun
ca Turcii All TRIMS 0 forta mare
la granita Bulgariei. Cearta intre
Ell a inceput din motive ca fie-
care dintre ele voia sd alba parte
mai mare din prada de razboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
ClNcI MINISTRl De Al
TARULUI ExECUTATI.

LONDRA, 10 Sept. - Cinci
ministrii de al fostului Tar au
fost printre cei treizeci 81 sapte
pc care bolsevikistii i-au execu-
tat la MOscOva.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14
LOCAL Soldier IN
WINNING COMPANY

Roscoe R. Manning OF Commercial
Club Training Detachment No. /. OF
indianapolis, in letter to his mother,
71S North Tenth street, writes as fol-
lows:
This is busy day for me as there
are so MANY visitors to see their boys
before they leave. The list has been
made out and I am one that goes to
Camp Taylor. Will leave at 7:4o on
Monday morning.
I'VE had a big parade yesterday,
and believe me, mother, you ought to
have seen us walk away with the big
silk flag for being the best drilled
company We drilled against four
other companies. We came back in
four big army trucks with our big
silk flag on the front one. The other
companies said if We did not win the
flag we would get thrown in the smim
ming pool with our clothes on, but
they did not get the fun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14
FORMER RECRUITER
NOW IN FRANCE

The following letter was received
nv NAVY Recruiter kienzle from Paul
n. Lundy, formerly on recruiting outy
here:
am writing you few lines 70 let
YOU know that your old slde-Klck -
still among the living.
left the States last month ana MT
LIVERPOOL. When ! got there thought
| was going to Ireland, but they splt
the unit and l was sent to france:
We had a great trip. Charlie, and
sure did enjoy it, for we were traVei-
ing easv. and made stops in rest
camps coming through England.
would like to tell you what town
am in, but Mr. Censor would make
short work OF 1t. :,
Everything out here is fine, but II
rains every day. Things are quite
different from the States. They wear
wooden shoes just like the Dutch
which weigh about a ton. Iney alse
have a funny way or WORKING tnell
horses, placing two or three OF them
in single fine, and the rear horse sure
gets a workout.
I was through an old chateau thai
was started by Ca esar and flnlsnee
by Louis 14th, and it is sure some
place-all caves and tunnels. and the
well in one of the buildings is sup
posed to have been built before Christ
In another place they have sort O
tube, about sixty feet long which Ii
! full of spikes They threw people
down this tube on the spikes and thel
turned the water in and washed tn
bodies out to sea. There are lot
interesting things to be seen, but
haven't time to write about them.
How's everything in the recruiting
office, Charlie? Are the recruit
coming in good? If they are not, tel
them to come on in, the waters fine
Don't forget to say hello to m
friends in Richmond, and tell them t
write to me. My address is Paul +
! Lundy, Sea- &c, U. S. Naval Force:
U. S. s. Garcia ". care Postmastel
New York, n. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14
|26 TRY TO ENLIST IN
NAVY IN Three DAYS

Twenty-six men have applied for en-
listment at the Richmond navy recruit
ing office in the last three days
The following were sent to Indiana
polis for final transfer to duty Tues
day morning:
Ivan J. Kennedy, Harold M. Long,
Harold Cutler, Paul Francis Laymon,
Donald ]. Boyer, Harry Augustus VII
son. Ronald Gilbert Hunt, Charles II.
Marion, Francis Austin, Cedric Norton
Johnson, Joseph Swearinger, Alfred
Bietry, Arthur Gallon Austin.
Those sent to Indianapolis Monday
morning for final examination and en-
listment were Leo Herman Geier. SOB
South 9th ST, Robert Johnson Hunt.
43s South 14th St, Henry Eowaro
Neff, Centerville, Ind, Joseph forKe
Little, Rural Route c.
The following named men have ap'
piled at the navy recruiting Office LOT
enlistment since noon Saturday:
| Drew G. Lacey, 626 South B St, wal
ter Charles Wagner. 430 South 18th
St. Walter Franklin Jacobs, S13 North
G St, Clayton Church, 112 North 18th
St. Calvin James Myers, 1913 N. w
3rd St, Clarence Carter, Hagerstown
Ind. Thomas Bradford Walter, 10;
North 10th St. Marvin August Nc
Cracker, 81 South 9th ST, DENIM!
Weaver, 400 North 18th ST., Hersche
Ellsworth Thomas, 20 North 22nd st.
Carl Henry Mindling. 1916 Main St
Vernon David Doddridge, Centerville
s1to
Chestnut ST., Harold Everett Ritchey
100 Lincoln ST, Reid Wendell Jordan
New Paris, Ohio, James Bailey Freur
berg, Cambridge City, Ind.
A navy exhibit will be shown at tn
Indiana state fair at Indianapolis, Sci
TENDER 81 The exhibit will represen
every department of the service an
is for the purpose of acqualntin
people of the United States with tn
part the navy is taking in the war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14
80 g0C II4s I2DY

limited interurban at 7:40 o'clock.
Those who will go tomorrow morning
are Mrs. A. w. Roach. Mrs. Z. 5. Cur
tbs, Mrs. J. NJ. Coate, Mrs. K. T. Wlss-
Ter. Mrs. Henry Mather. Mrs. Walter
Dalbey and Mrs. Jennie Scarce OF
Fountain City. A number OF others
will go later in the day and some on
Friday
AS a courtesy to her niece, MISS
Lucy Ballinger of Los Angeles, Cal,
Mrs. Edgar Hawekotte gave theater
party this afternoon followed by a
luncheon. The guests were Miss Bal
linger, Miss Isabel Hunt, Miss Gladys
Longnecker, Miss Mary Luring, Miss
Hildred and Miss Rebecca Martin.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Hawekotte
will entertain informally at her home
for her sister, Mrs. w. T. Ballinger
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dill are spend
ing their vacation In Chicago and
other points near the Great Lakes.
| Mrs. Harry Snyder and children lef,
| today to spend month at Culver, Ind.
with Mrs. Snyder's mother.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14
FOUR MORE CRAFTS
ORGANIZED HERE

Four crafts were organized and tenn
porary officers were elected at meet
ings held Tuesday night. Machlnlsts
were organized Inc Vaughn hall under
J. A. Leckler, vice president OF the In
ternational Association of Machlnlsts'
Blacksmiths were organized under
E. R. Horn, an international represen-
tative, at the Old Moose hall. Inc or
ganizaton will be perfected Aug. H.
The sheet metal workers were organ
ICED under the direction of |. U. Sum-
mersOn.
The laborers of the city were organ
lied under Paul J. Smith of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor in the Bar.
tenders hall The organization Will
be made permanent at meeting TO
be held Aug. 81.
g. The organizations will not be per
fected until chart has been received
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14
RAILROADS
AMUSE YANKEES

Eugene Gaylor. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Gaylor Of North Eleventh street,
who is with the American expedition
airy forces in England, describes the
English railroads. in a letter to his
parents. Enclosed in the letter was
note from King George which every
American soldier receives when he
goes abroad. Following is the letter
from Gaylor:
Il have seen several of the best
cities in England, although have been
here only a short time. l wish that
might have a long pass SO I could
visit more.
Il have taken a ride on the London
and Northwestern railway, and If the
Americans don't look at these trains
with their mouths, I don't know. The
engine and cars look like toys, and the
| tender looks like it would carry about
eight or ten tons OF coal. The cars
have no drawbars, but are pulled by
chain Of three links. When the train
stops you can hear all the bumpers
coming together all along the train.
| There are two bumpers on each end
of a car, making four on each. The
passenger cars are divided into COM
partments each of which carries eight
people. The doors Of these compart-
ments look very much like an Ameri'
can cab.
THE wheels are fabricated with
| axle grease like wagon and have
spokes. The freight train looks like
an overgrown wagon. The largest one
| have seen was a twelve ton car.
saw one car loaded with horses, fouI
horses, some load.
LAT some places where these rail
ways have double tracks they pass
on the left side. Just the opposite
from the U. s. A.
81 think it must rain every day II
England, for it has every day / have
been here.
81 have talked to several TONNES
One of them, who has been in and ou
of the trenches since five days aftel
England declared war on Germany
said the war would be over this year
, Others think it will last longer.
. "The rural districts here are beautl
/ full. All are enclosed with hedges
, The farms are very small, almost Hk'
{ American gardens. Every bit OF tn
I ground is in use. Crops look hne
They are later than American crops
, THE men that are working on Tn
: railroad are all very old. One seldom
| sees Young men. never saw so man
small children in my life. The Engns
y race will surely be replaced When tn
n war is over"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14
ROY \, BAILEY IS
LISTED AS MISSING

Roy H. Bailey, formerly OF 2soA
North E street, who has been serving
with the 59sth Infantry in France, is
reported missing in action, ACCORDING
to a telegram received here last Mon
dav. The message follows:
deeply regret to inform you tha'
Private Roy H. Bailey, infantry, is or
ficially reported missing in action july
10. Will report first information re
ceived." VI
Bailey was 26 years old. HIS
mother is dead and his father is resld
ing with his son Charles, near Llber
tv Another son, George F. Bailey
lives at 1904 North E street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14

Sergeant and Mrs. Russell Martin
have returned to Camp Shelby after
ten days visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Martin was formerly Miss Leah
Throckmorton.
Ralph Engelbert has been trans
ferred from Camp Joseph Z. Johnson
Jacksonville, Fla, to Camp Stuart,
Newport News, Va He is in the quar-
termaster' department, Company 1923,
Engelbert enlisted last May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wright have
received word that their son, Earl }.
Wright has arrived safely overseas.
He is In the mechanical corps. An
other son, Ray c. Wright Is in. a bal
loon school at Arcadia, Cal.
Lieutenant Willard Jessup of Cen
| terville, who has been stationed with
314th Cavalry at Fort Bliss, Texas
has been transferred to Fort Hill
| Okla, where he will attend the school
of fire.
! Lieut. Winfield Urban is visiting
his parents on North Ninth street.
I Mrs. S. l. Horner, 406 North TWEEN
! ty-second street has received letter
! from Edwin w. Horner, who IS with
the American troops in France. The
letter tells of the unusually pleasant
surrounding and excellent accommoda
tions of all kinds. Since landing II
! France he has met a number OF Rich
mond men including Herbert Cotton
Dean Seidel and Steve Smith.
The following navy recruits Wer'
transferred to duty Wednesday morn
ing:
Murray Earhart, College Corner
Ohio; Walter Bright, College Corner
Ohio; Wayne Early Ramsey, Fan
haven, Ohio: Frank Wells Solomon
Elwood. Ind.
The following men applied for er
listment in the navy Tuesday: Dan
Claire Arbaugh, 125 South 9Th st
Verlis Albert Monroe, 81 South 12t
ST, Fred Oscar Peden, williamsburg
= Ohia, Russell Scott Baker 224 l.
. South 5th st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-14
Draft Board Gets Call
for Three Registrars

A call for three white men from the
limited service class to go to Camp
Dodge, Ia, within the two-day period
beginning Aug. 80 has been received
at the Richmond CONSUMPTION board.