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THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1918

CONNOLLY. Pstr;ck s.. Boston. Mass
COOK, Marion o., Eogds, Kan: @S
CoPPAGE. John. rleasanton. han
GRESHAM ~ John VI. Hss rs;.: y: 7; M
DAY, Carl C., seaboard. Ala.
DE ANDREA: Vito ". a. Port Chester. n. T.
DE an nenis s. s,t rsg MIN
DENNIS, Dolphns R.. Paxton Fla.
DERENGoWsKI. Paul. Chicago. nj.
DEScEESNE. Peter. Lowell. Mass. rex
DEyERICKS. Lance. Charleston. Ill,
DEV0GE. Frederick L.. Ridgeway, Pa.
DICKSON. Joseph H. Pittsburgh. Pa.
D Bo,;s 81" senj.min. rhilsdeiphis. Pa Pa.
DORNAN. Newell B.. EdEewood,- Iowa.
DouRA, william, Newport. by:
DRISC0I4L. Joseph NJ. Cambridge. Mass
DUNCHEON. Louis A.. virginia. III.
ESQITIBEL. Jose A., TERRA Amarilla. n. n.
FlELBIG. Christian, New FORK, n. 7.
FINN. Harry j.. New York. y. T.
| FRANK. Louis v. San Antonio. Tex.
EREB0RG s, GnstaTe J.: kankskee. H.
ERoEMkE. Dan. Lisbon. n. D.
FUEMAN. Charles. Brooklyn. NY.
GRAY, Mason, Plains. Va.
HARKER, Frank C.. Ottumwa, Iowa.
KIyLEN, Geor:e. Syracuse. n Y -...
LACEY. Martin T.. Scranton. PA:
LA ROCHE, Edward, Gardner, Mass. y
| LEssING. John c.. Little Rock. Ark
LEVINE. Benny: Brooklyn. n. T..
LIPPERT, Frederick F.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
LITTLE. Luther D.. Montgomery. Ala.
LOGAN. Charles f.. Tustin Cal. -s-.
| LOyETT. Boris, Brockton, Mass.
LUCE. Ernest S.. Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
| LGDWIG: Elmer J.. Oshkosh, Wis.
LYNCH. Patrick, New York. n. 7.
| MCMAHON. Frank NJ, Bernard. Iowa.
McNALLf, Peter R.. Long Island City, N. +
MADsES; Chris. Shelley. Idaho.
MANN, FraRr:s A.. Defiance. Ohio.
MAIsCEM. Clay C.. Marvel Ky.
MARES. Ramon. Pens Blsnca. y. N.
MARSHALL: Charles, Minsnsvine. Pa.
! IArrHEws. Mike j.. Plymouth p. pa.
ME1NCisE, Arthur e.. Brooklyn, \. Y.
MELLON. Frank F.. Elizabeth. \. !.
MEYER. Arti,nr L.. Fort wayne Ind.
M!CHAUD, Joseph. SomerswortI,. \. II.
, Mill $; ,'irnn: Ea;niridge. Ohio.
soRRisoN. Wait te T.. New e'p haven. Conn.
MOTION. Clifford William. Harrisburg, Pa.
MtKkERsoN. George T.. Eastman, Ga.
! NACCARATO, John. S.srkviIle, Col
: MN. Miles r.. Walnut Grove, Ala.
| NOLlA Henry. Newark, y. J.
N,9T AZ i..,,, Vito, NJ. Bristol. Conn.
O.DA1. Williou San Francisco, Cal.
oDOM. Earnest r., Atnore, Ala.
Oi1EWSk1. Frank r., JohnstoWn Pa
OLIVER. Ben. Eutawvifle. S. e.,
mNE.!i- Daniel g., Pittsburgh. Ps. - %.
oNEIb. Harry. Chicago. jill. -
oSLAR. Ernest H., bower Col
OvEHlON. Homer T.. huntsville, Ala.
|, o!EElDE. Vernon D.. Huntsville. Ala.
pA!:MG REH. Gust. Winburne. "a.
pANE0. Domincc, Watson, ". Va.
| pASIAS0S. Nicholas. Plagicn. Greece
| :, pa LII. Herman J.. Jordan, MINI
/ nAI,iOS Thomas MadiseuA lAs
| PAU LSOS. David ". DasseI -Mfnn
| PERNO. Michele. Worcester. Mas
PETERSEN. Christ. Eaton. s. y.
PE5En Abort H.. Gss:a an Iowa
.hllLIPS. Charley T.. Fortune. Ma
P!CkARD. Hugh, Broken Arr.w, Okla.
rIIG0iI, Fred W. Chicago, III
ph!CE James W., Huntsvi!l.. Ala
| hoCAE, Edward. Philadelphia. "a.
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things but they do not distribute them.
Some else is allowed to the role of
pedlar" and visit other Cities other states other
nations.
And the pedlar" prefers to distribute goods bear
ing his and trade rnark-it is permitted.
War has enormously increased manufacturing
capacity. ' ,te 49,,
War has not increased distribution machinery.
When peace comes there will be goods than
convenient buyers.
The manufacturer whose trade mark is best known
to the buyer will be chosen by preference. The dis
tributor listens only to buyers.
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this time, the preference Of the buying public for
your trademark?
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than what they never heard Of
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MINED.)

YOUNG. Charles o., Danvilie. Pa.
iOGNGER, Edward f., Chicago, Ill.
WOUNDED ACTION DEGREE u1IDETER.
sRE GxERa Gsy S. Des Moiaes' Iowa.
eApE iS17 EgsssIl xT H. Parkersbrrs, W. Va.
FISHER. Aaron. Lyies, lad:
HERBEKT. Robert Black. Greensburs, Pa.
AstOkMICk. Harvey H.. Charlotte. n. c.
PERKINS. Louis A., New York. \. 7.
s,HAFFER. Fred B.. Kansas City, Mo.
SPENCE. James Thomas. Primes. Pa.
zARsIlE. RoA.rt r.. Hudson, wis.
SERGEANT MAJOR:
ST. JOHN. Frank L., Pontiac, Ill.
| SERGEANTS:
E4hSMiT w Wastl Franz rSts1am
ReUsT. Warren H.. Chicago. Ill
COLI ms. Harry v. Phiiadeiplia. Pa.
p9R I:E sp praHs D. cnesso; IN
aANTsGHEL, join, E., Appleton, wis.
KELLEY. Homer. Geneva. n. Y.
LEONARD. John A, Astoria, n. y.
LlBOWfTZ. Moses. New York, \. 7.
h aexn; BIZ y VI; kels ss, Tenn MI,
MURPHY, Glen c., vassar, Mich.
NORTH, Harwell. Latfrop, Ala.
THOMAS. Hobart W.. Nanticoke, Pa.
WOOD, Horace c., Plano, Tex.
CORPORALS:
ANDERSON. Jorgen o., Arnorek Nareslo Prov
ince. Arendal. Norway.
ANDERSON. Oxel E., Philadelpaia. Pa
AUSTIN, James S., ,PeekskiH, n. 7.
AYREa. Hersie Parker. Clifton Forge. Va.
BECHTEL. Samuel. Philadelphia. Pa.
tRoDBEcK, Ernest A.. East Orange, N. ].
! CUNNINGHAM, Thomas James, Palmyra,
DEsHpNG, Oscar T.. Altoona. Pa.
DOEERYY. Richard NJ. Chicago, H.
GAMM. Edgar D., Chicago. III.
HART, Harry L., Bradeutown. Fla.
HAWKINS. John J.. Cleveland, Ohio.
hGEE3. lanes T.. Joserhine. Pa.
JOHNSON. Marion H., B,'Ie Mound, Kan.
kEATES, Stacey. Chicago, IL.
koEnLER. Fred T.. Windsor Locks. Conn.
I-ADEMANN. Otto T., New York. y. Y.
LANSING, floyd F.. Madison. Wis.
I,E-AVEH, George H., Monongahela, Pa.
LEVINE. Joseph D., New York. y. Y.
, McLENDON. Robert T.. Tennille, Ala.
MEYER. Stewart D., Collinsviile. Conn.
MITCHELL. Lester, Alturas. Cal.
ovERDuSkER. Joseph L., brooklyn. y. 7.
rOHLMAN, Robert D.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
POPE. Fred A.. Arlington. Tenn.
REENER.' Herbert B., Hatfield, Pa.
STAPLEToS, John T.. Chicago. Ill.
STIFFLER. Joseph D.. Claysbursh. Pa.
SUTTON, Gilbert L., Ludinsfon, Mich.
WHITE. Loui. w, Brusly, La.
CORPORAL:
WILSON. warren W.. Evanston. Ill
| HAWN. Albert f., Albany, \. 7.
MECHANICS:
HARMS. Haliin, Birmingham, Ma.
PIATEK. Joseph, Milwaukee. Wis.
EENOUF. frank Robert, Kerr, Mich.
WkGOSERS:
GENTLE. Joseph: Provincial Di Foss;s, Italy
WATT. lanes, East Orange, y. J.
- COOK:
uCNJLN. Moses, Troy, y. Y.
PRIvATMS:
! GALLAGHER. Frank Milwaukee, Wis!
GALLAGHER. Joseph. Rrooklyn. y. Y.
GALLO. Eruest. Brooklyn, n. Y.
EAuLT. William e., Huntsville, Ala.
GARTH. William C.. Altoona. Pa.
GILLIAN. James L., Groesbeck.' Tex.
GOODWIN, Martin l.. New Boston, Tex.
GREGORY. Lewis. Nones,srh, KY.
HALL. Edward J., Co6stoEn, n. II.
HANSEN. Roy. Fremont, Neb.
HARRISGER, Oscar. Groesoeck, Tex.
HART. Afford H., Brooklyn. n.
HAITkNFlELp. George. H.. FhilaaelpAia. Pa.
HENDERSON, william A., Quincy, nj -
HINES. John e.. Detroit Mieh.--,7 $50
41NkLEi. Fred J.. Garliass, Ma
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EDEN. George A.. Sulphur Springs. Tex.
ENGLISH: john A.. East Orange, N. J.
GmLIS, Joseph. Luxembourg, WE J..
HICkTON. william T., Brooklyn n. 7.
HOEHN. William. Erie. ia.
JACkMAN. Arthur A., Yonkers. y: \.
LARSON. Kenmore o.. Jackson. MINI.
M0EN. Alfred, Appleton, MINI.
MOORE. Kelly. Lamott, Pa.
MURRAY. John T., Dunkirk. N. 7.
O'DONNEIdl. James v. brooklyn. n. Y.
PALARDY. Leon g.. Delaware. Ohio.
RYAN. Joseph J., Elizabeth. n. J.
SCAMANTZAI.IS. John. New York. n. 7.
SHREvE. Dewey, Kenoma. Mo.
SINGLETON, William J.. Bedford, No.
SMITH. William p. MeHenry. Nd.
USZENSKI. Stan:slaw, Jersey City. n. J.
WEISBRODT. Walter H., Rensselaer,. n. 7.
WHAI.EN. Charles A.. Cleveland. Ohio.
WHITE. Charles E., Cohoes. N. 7. -
WILBCRN, HARLOW E., Drexel. Me-
WILLIAMSON, Savannah A.. Denmark. Tenn
WOOD, Charles, E!is:rore. No.
YAIIN, Fred c., Rochester, \. 7.
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KILLED IN ACTION.
.LIEUTEEANTs:
WHITLOCE. Edgar NJ. New York, ). I.
MOORE. Jerome T.. Independence. La:
NURDvCH, Hobert H., wilkes Barre. Pa.
SCHULTZ, William II. s., st. Davids, Ia.
RHEEN' Bernard Francis. Philadclphia, Pa.
EOFFMEISTER. Harold Charles, Utica, y.
MARTIN William H.. North Charlotte, \.
taniss Cincinnati Ri nadns5 5so
MYERS: Walter: Middle Point, Ohio.
PlCKHARDT, Rertram. Huntinsburg. Ind.
HALL, Lewis Francis, Cleveland. Ohio.
WIN Buford T., Lafayette, Tenn.
MOUNT. Harry r., oicott, \. \.
FORD. Charles j., North Rochelle, y. T.
HOLMES. isss~, r.rmville. Va.
HORsEY. Charles H.. Chester, Ia.
= pRIvATEs:
R nFTAH K!,l' at r. Y: Iii q S! "a.
HUFFMAN. Robert B.. Pierre. s. D.
HYMAN. Ernst. Palm!ra, y. C..
JOHNSON, Alsot. Whtehall. Mich.
KoLWYCK. Oren G., Humboldt. Tenn.
NoEsYsKo. George; Chicago. III.
IAEMMEL.; Michael r, Rqsh ROCHESTER W.
MccrTHAS: David G.: Helena: okis:
r,
MALINOskI. Anthony, Reading. Pa.
MANCINI. Cesare. schenectady. n. 7.
MEIsTER. Michael j.. Cleveland, Ohio.
MILLER, Press, Pinentie. Ky.
MORALES. Florentino. HoIdo, Tex.
RAY, Swami, Revere, n. e.
SHEfSCO. Joseph A., South River, \. J.
swART. John r.. Fern Glen. Pa.
SMITH. Alonzo K, Monroe. Tenn.
STALEY, Glenn P, Whitmo9e. Mich.
STREUBUHR, Herman. Romeo. Mich.
BURNS. Franklin T.. indianapolis. Ind.
ErEk P Wi,, w. H MIfadoT Se Ohio.
FOwLES. William b., Hooper. Utah.
FREER, Ralph, New Britain. Conn.
GRAHAM, Peter International Falls, MINI.
HALAJIAE, Paul B.. Nauxatuck. Conn.
JOHNSON. Henry W.. Graham. n: C.
KNOWLES. John W.. Belle Plains. Kan.
KUHLMEIER. Raymond j.. Dakota, Ill.
LEE. Roy. Pine River. MINI.
LEE, Willie, Humboldt. Tenn.
LOWERY. Lee C.. Gibson City: Ill.
PERSINSKI. Sterr. Russia. Poland.
SIMON. Can. Wabasso. MINI.
DECAO, Domenico. Torfington. Conn.
DURHAM. Estes, Woodville. Ca.
EVANS. John L.. Alvin, Tex.
GOWEN, Herbert, Wells, Ne.
JACKSON. Gordon. Sherwood. Ind.
KING. Mckinley: Newark. Ohio;
McNEAsE. Virgil f.. Bassfeld. Miss.
MAGAN. John A.. Cleveland. Ohio.
MANSHiP, Harold w, Van Vert. Ohio.
NELSON. Kenneth o., Ci.'on. N. Y.
RON. Herbert W., Harrisonburg, Va.
RIzzO. Caitano. Woodsdalc. Pa.
vAI.ENZiSE. Fo, tunate. GAINESVILLE, N. 7.
VANCE. Sfirl. ,iaIlipoiis. Ohio.
vODlSKA. Anton j., Oklahoma City, Okla.
ZCRFLUH, Joe, Globe. Wash.
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LIEU TENANT:
WALTERS. Edward H., West Logan, Utah.
SERGEANT:
EOSSAfAN. Chorles c.. Enfield. \. c.
CORrOHAI,S: =,
DORNHEtM. George NJ. Scranton, Pa.
TALRON-. Loo X, Fountain Inn. s. {.
PRIvATES:
AUSTIN. Joel A.. Cairo. n 7.
AYERS. Everett H.. brooklyn. y. 7.
REAS. Eisshia. Winchester. Tcx.
RECKER. Charles f., kmmswic *, Mo.
EGRMANS. Alvin. Seguin. Tex
HEErOESFIEID. John. philadelphia, Ia.
CROSBY. Alfred -. BATH. Me.
F0RKEI. Adoir!i. Hosmer. =. d.
HARs EFT. George b., Franklin. Pa.
HART. Edward. New I:edtord. Mass.
HAMMER lot, F.. t"'l"c' "-'rnss, Iowa.
HENT. R"rt. Jacksonville. Mich.
JONES. Sidney. Butts. ia.
KFLlT Msiarhi.- MackseDn. Okla.
LEWIS. Gather IT,. SmithsturG. Nd.
McNEAL.n william. kenhaw. :. {.
MOE Afss T.. 'Moorhead. MINI.
MONTGOMERY. John. Greelyville. S. Q.
MURRAY. Harley. JiAvillc. No.
MURRAY. william r.. Newark. \. ].
MISKAL. Anthony. Bound Brook. \. J.
MYERS. Western r., Rinsgold. Va.
NiGt;. William. DE venport. iowa.
OLSON. Sainfred. Asse-;a. Kan.
pE1TlTT. Ezrn f.. Scper. 0ka.
REGER. Alfred G.. Fairfax. Mum.
SOMMER, Frederick F.. Lancaster. Mo.
SPRADLIN. Walter f.. Waldo. AK.
WARD, Harold NJ. Brunswick, Ne.
WOOD, Halrh f., Cory, Pa.
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L1ECrENANTs: -
HANsCnM. RidGeiy f.. n" ~, ,rnd ION Conn.,
KEITH. Alexander. Athens. Tenn ,;:
pR, sERGE rl,arles Milwaukee. Wis.
BUCKINGHAM. Vernon F.. Forest Grove ore
| EISElA. Albert E., Lamar. No.
HaYEs rs,rek hr r. hg Mssto ni Minu
MacEWAN. Donald G.. kalamazoo. Mich.
| PAINTING. John: New York. n. Y.
BRADi.EY. Milford F.. Chicago. Ill.
BRITT. John J.. Troy. n. r.
KT.ADIvKO Louis. New York. \. Z.
! Mccoy, Peter, Jersey City, n j..
POLE. Clifford E., Auuu.oh, y. j.: ~
| WHITEHORNE. George F.. New York. n. y
! ATKINS ms. Ghai NJ, woodbine. Iowa.
| RAKER, Clarence E.. Ashtabula. Ohio.
BANKS. Hubert, CLAYTON. n c.
BELL; Dennis T.; Man Ghagn.e " K;n va
| BLACK James a.. Natchez. Ala.
nRooKs. Henry ~, Wayneshore, Va
coSNo ss'G john y: j.. Manchester. n h.
COON. Gathhorne, Winona. MINI.
COTTON; George E., Harrison Harris G;t Ark Iowa,
G 6seeu. a carr wv weise1 oF fdahe ' low"
FEESEY, Michael p, Mobile. Ala.
| FLOYD, Frank. Ironwood. Mich:
| G0DBoID. john NJ. Savannah. Ga.
GokgMAN Abraham 4sn xo sro Taly =:
| GRAIN, Frank Vito. Butler. Pa.
HAZEL, Floyd NJ. Covert. Mich.
HEARN: Arthur 7. West Butler Ala.
HOWELL, Clyde. Island. Ky.
! HTGHEN. Willie T.. Rockford. Ala.
JAk1NEs. JSsnph: B1issy Ile, \ M, T.
| JOHNSON John, Bonham. Tex.
KAiLdNKA. Frank F.. New York, y. z
KDNNEY. Frank A.. Brook,yn n. Y.
KIEFT, Henry. Muskegon. Mich.
KLINE, Henry. Marion. Kan.
KI.OSTER. julius, Detroit. MINI.
KULLER. Theodore. New York. n: 7:
MecARTHY. ' srya d. wsuResha. Wis.
MACE. Earl F., Athens. Ohio.
MAHER; Terence j.. West m! Meath IT. H. Ireland
M MAH4iN iyi sr e. Ri ich Ssn.ia Tex ans
MuNYER. Alexander =. Hsnryet1a. Okla
P PAMhk S sasRss wi Wmsr enSou F. eAD
! PENN, Bryan, Bandana, ny.
| PERCY. Earl A., Lena, Wis.
i PERKINS, William H., Wiltoro, Mo.
| PIROTTE, Arthur j.. Mystic, Iowa.
! WORKMAN, Henry. jefferson City. Mo:
REEDER: Donovan T.: Wslla Walia. Wash Wash
SMITH, Joe, Bessemer. Ala.
sTAsIKEWiCz. Jack. Brooklyn. y. Y.
| WEAVER: Alvin IT,; Pelham; Ca
WEsTRRooK. o 5acr ~. P aa Fla.
| wILMORE. Fred c.. Char:o.te. Mich.
i WILSON, Thor.as, Rural Hall, \. c.
! WORSTER, John W., Ph:ia1eip.lia, Pa.
| YEAKGIS, Arthur. Lau-eEs. $. L.
! WOUNDED {DEGEEE UNDETERMINED.
! PRITATES:
| AIKENS, Leslie H.. Chetek. Wis.
! ALI4ATT, Edward, rliiladelphia, r..
| ALONGI, Thomas. Piedmont. w Va.
! ALPERsTEIN. Louis l., Philadelphia. Pa.
| ANDERSON, Eiery NJ, Elliott. Iowa.
| ARENSRERii, william L.. I'riontown. Pa.
! ARMS, Philip b., New York. n. Y.
! BAKER, Lindsey NJ. Butler. Ky.
| BAg,KE, Melvin. Edgertor. Wis.
BARNHILL, Hugh A., Enterprise. Ala.
BERNARD. Francis NJ, Serena. Ill.
BONACkfiR, John L., Rensselaer,. y. Y.
| BONNY. Nathan c., Richincnd. Ky.
| BOWMAN. Howard E.. Rocky, Okla.
! BRENNEE. Abraham. New York. y. 7.
! B4IXLEY. Eugene T., Zena. okla.
| BROWN, Lewis, Belin,ina, Ala
, BRUTON. Patrick, Lsnlan. Ala.
| BUCK. Harry F.. Manchester. y. II.
RURKAIAN. Raymond S.. Mannheim. Pa.
| EURNSTEIN. Henry F.. Chicago, Iii.
! CAP0EIANCO. joseph. Foseto. Pa.
! CARLSON. Fred, Starkyiile, Col.
CIANCIA, PHILIP. CRAWFORD, y. J.
! CLARK. Frank, Denver. Col.
CUATE.- Nettles d.. Grove Hill. Ala
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TOtAH 10 WAte. VIII
Above is the summary Of casualties
issued by the War Department. The
list includes those lost at sea, also the
total Marine Corps casualties to date,
but does not include the Navy casu-
alties.
Army casualty lists released for
publication today contain ,1,30S names.
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yERDER. Walter n, Dorchester, Mass.
CAUlDEE. John: Laurel Hin. n. G.
CLARK. CydeN lansing. Mich.
D0CGHERfY, Anes NJ. Beading. Pa.
FAY. John j., IT,, Jersey City, n. ].
FORD. Frank. Lynn, Mass.
GORDON. BERTHE R., Coxs Mills, W. Va.
GREGORY. Martin. Bartlett. n. c.
GRUNNETT, John. Sahula, Town.
HOLMES. Felix. Philadelphia. Pa.
IKBY. Oscar. IT.. Eastman. Ga.
PITTILLO. Garnett L., Sugar Creek, Mo.
PRICE, Mathew. Inverness, Miss.
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SEEGEANTS:
GOERSE. Frsnk, New York. n. y.
greenwich. Alva. Sjkeston. No.
JUSTICE, Mckinley. Pikesville. Ky.
WHITNEY. Emory W., Bowie, Miss.
CORF0HALS:-
CHRISIIANSON. Tarvnl. Ontario. Canada.
SAUCER, Charles C., Stanton. Mo.
SCANNELE. Henry L., Cornwall-on-t !e-Hud-
wEYANDT. John r.. Reading. Pa.
COOK:
FIERICHs. William H.. st. Louis, Mo.
PRIFATES:
BROWN. Harry W. York. Pa.
BRADLEY. Fred T.. Grrensbnrs: Mo-
CIOTTI. Adorno. Ascoli Piecno Provincial As
coli Rocca. FlHv:oni. Per A Gaico. Italy.
DAVENPORT. Floyd e., Simmons. Tex.
G0SDEK, William e.. Buffalo. n. Y.
GRANT. Vernon. Midway, S. c.
HAGAN, David J., 0keeue. okla.
HENRY faymond F.. Louisville. Ky.
HUMPHREYS. F"rry T.. Sro.:dale, Pa.
JONES. George W.. Wichita. Kan.
KEDD. Henry F.. C,:c,sea. Mass.
McE'RATH. Richard. brooklyn. y. 7.
GAHEO, S:ve. Waco. Tex.
1AuA!.A President t.. Ashland. y. c.
uRs.ANDIsCiI. JOIN. V"er Salo. Montenegro.
4INEHEAI:T. Melvin f.. Cl"de. &c.
RYAN i''olnas C.. Nv YORK. \. Y. -
SIT! IVAN. WIEN, j.. Sears. Mich.
WELSH. John. PiilaGeiphia. Pa.
!EOUDRt"F. Charles s.. Rochester. y. \.
NUOTEN. julius. Tr;on. Ga.
WRIGHT, Eo5sr-, Pennington, Tex
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QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
one-fourth per cent 1HE) on the common
stock of the Washington Railway and Electric
Company has been declared payable December
7. 1919 TO common stockholders of record at
the close of business on November Is, 1918
The transfer hooks Of the common stock will
he closed from the close Of business on ANovem-
her -. it1s. to the opening Of business on
NorembeS 10, 1918.
In atcordanee With sction heretofore taken
The Looks fer the transfer Of the preferred stock
OF the Washington Railway and Electric Com
eany will be closed from the close of business
on November u. 1918. to the opening of BUSH
ness On November r.. 1913; for the payment
on Decemarr ], 1918, Of tho balance Of the
twenty-ninth semi annual dividend.
s. u. BOWEN. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders OF the Equitable Cooperative Building
Association will be held Wednesday, No
vember q; 1als. at $40 O'Clock pm, at the
Offices OF the association. els st. NV.
FRANZ +. RFfSIDE. S-crctsrF.
SAM ]. I;-tCuOSIN. FOR.IEELY WITH '.IHE
Mode las purchased the tailoring establish
mont Of Nn:lrn Sidor, XIV 13",. I'll, ST. NV ss
WILL. THE WITNESSES To THE. A.CI.JtiNT
81 Conn ave. and Tidcn ut. Tuesday mcrn-
ing orfober 20. when lady was knocked down
with
W. c. rLANNEEf. Phone Clevc. 11s1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANStAL SERMON TO THE COLUMBIA
AID association is postponed until after the
fEalfe monthly; meeting in November. BY or
Do % the president. VIM. H. JOHNSON.
PeToAA0 VALLEY FORGE COUNCIL NO.
- Jf, o. U A. M. will resume Its meetings,
beginning Wednesday. November 6. All mem
ters are requested to be present, Q change
of insurance will come up for consideration.
GEORGE W.. RUE, Secretary.
We take this method of thank
ing the Fire and Police Depart
lnents for the efficient manner
in which they handled the FIRE
at Our store on Sunday morning,
thereby preventing a serious
conflagration.
Z FAMILY SHOE: STORE,
Jos. Strasburger Co.,
3lO-317 9TH St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-05
MISSING IN ACTION


SERGEAST:
HANES. Leon j., Norwich, y. \.
CORPORALS:
P.AEEr1E. Ernest L.. Cushing Okla.
RCSY. Joseph, Isiip, y. Y.
PRIvATES:
! HARBIDGE. Frank Bernard. Philadelphis, Pa
KELLY. Barnie. Palmer. Tex.
MeCAFFERY. Thomas. Medford. Mass.
! MAGNANI. Steve. Oakland. Cal.
MEDEL. Charles. Detroit. Mich.
TLCCHOSk1. Stanislaw, Jersey CITY. \. J.
| UIIBAERI, Juan Antonio, Amarillo. y. N.
YARTZ, Andrews, Pittsburgh, Kan.
y PRISONER.
! CORPORAL:
JONES, Laurie T., Huntsville. Ala.
! KILLED IN ACTION.
LIEETESANT:
FAIR. wi1fcrd A.. Pleasant Hill, Mo.
/ SEEGEASTS:
CHESTER. Benjamin BROOKLYN. y. T.
DRY, CLARENCE Chester. Kirkland, Tex.
FDSOS. Al. Seattle. Wash.
, ERDMAEE, Eudo,ph. Chicago. Ill.
MCGUIRE. Charles T.. Knoxville. Tenn.
S''HLINSkI. JOSEPH, Chirago. I'll.
TAYLOR. Lester ", Temple, Okla.
| COEPoRAIS:
, FARRELL. Patrick J.. Providence. Il. !.
FLEMING. Craig T.. Clarion, IA.
JENSEN. Carl J.. Loda. Ill.
WALL. william r.. Fau Rt~er, Mass.
| MAILING, Carl W. Waldport. Ore.
woJTYTA: Wojciech; n. Tonawanda, n. 7.
BCGLERS:
YOUNG. Mar.hall G.. Billings. Mont.
susoano. ssi...os.. New York. n. 7.
DEL0S. lewis We Utahsjlle. Pa.
DREwS. WIN !. Marlin. Tex.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-01
HAMMOND
BOY HAS
ADVENTURE
Mcclure, a High
School Boy and Son of a
Street Car Conductor on
Ship That Was Torpedoed
and Oh Another That Was
Wrecked.

The North Sea seemed as far away as
the moon to Melvin Mcclure. Hammond
school boye lie dreamed of the War
Lords of Norway ana their voyages 90
the Land of the Midnight sun. He
laughed az PalmurUs. pilot Of Acncas M
Nirgil's Aencid who fen asleep and
tumblcd overheard into the sea Oft the
coast ef Lucauia and coveted tho add
ventures az Nunez &c Baihoa. Frank
Chance was no more Il hero 10 him than
Palamon i'm I-alconer's Shipwreck and
the events i'm the National league lack
cd the interest of the Spanish Main.
HIS Bible was Seven Leagues Under the
sea"
Today. The dreamer is tasting the
sweets Of perils and heroism of the sea.
He no longer builds fancies around THE
Sailor NinE" William the Fourth of
England lie himself has become q
hero Of the ocean.
AS Hercules served Omrhalc, Queen
OF LYDIA. ne is serving his country
taking frequent plunges into icy waters
and swimming about waiting for rescue.
but thoroughly happy in II ail-for the
Hammond boy has tho spirit of the true
adventurer. Danger to him is food.
Laughs In The Face OF Danger.
Melvin Mcclure. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
O. c. Mcclure. 49, f5oth street prevents
cd mamie and saved many lives when he
laughed and joked following thc oNplos-
ion Of torpedo which caused the sink
ing of CassiS frty-hve miles off the
coast Of France. November >, Il became
learned bv his friends in Hammond. 1t
was the second shipwreck in a month
for the sailor. on November 4 Mcclure.
the youngest soldier TO enlist in Ham
1nond, was on the Arkansas in the North
Sea near Death Rock and transferred to
tho Rheoboth. "a mine sweeper. The lat
ter sprang "A leak and foundercd. After
swimming for several hours, Mcclure
was rescued by q patrol boat, he tells
his mother i'm a letter received by her
the other day.
The sinking Of the Cassin occurred
fve minutes after the torpedo struck the
boat The crew manned the oars for
twenty-six hours before being picked up.
The mon refused to be separated from
Mcclure. telling Jne officer it was his
coolness and Joking that preserved or
der and enabled them to launch the
boats. IIe tells other exciting eXper-
fences which the censor refuses to per
NIT him to divuJge.
Mcclure is Eunner's mate and once
more back on the good ship Arkansas.
He is ready for amy submarines. to
dodge icebergs. or anything which may
trans2ire in the course Of winning the
war.
Jackie McClure's father is a street car
conductor i'm Hammond. and as he takes
your nIclsels he ofttimos envies his
ia clste who IS far away from a hum
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-01
EAST SIOERS READY
Tor SPRING offensive
Calumet Avenue Pavement
and New Car Line Are
Their Demands.

No. the aggressive East side of Ham
mond which gets what it goes after.
isn't asleep. It is preparing for spring
offensive behind the camouhage Of
snow. The East Siders intend to have
Calumet avenue paved this year and
moreover they demand street ear
line from state street to Conkey avenue
and are going to make their demands
through tho state utility board. Now
that the Standard steel Tar Company
it, making war material for the e. S.
and the work is handicapped by made
quate street car service. pressure may
be brought to bear through the war de-
partment for improved street car SER
vice And a line down Calumet avenue
would provide tho greatest possible
relief Cars could he run direct to In
diana Harbor from East Hammond over
Calumet avenue. saving d mile Of round
robbin. cutting down operating expens-
es for through service.
why don't the people Of Hammond
set behind the Calumet avenue Inn
provement2~ asks Herg r Downe1
.It means city-wide benels