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The spectator., 1918-08-27
Twenty-Five Boys
 Register

There were twenty-five boys who reached the age of 2l since June 5th registered here Satur- day.
 The following is the list: Homer Bearden, Webb City. James Roy Bohannon, Ozark k Walter Joseph Cagle, Watalula. Selmer Samuel Wells, Jethro. Ernest Poole Pruett, Denning. James Simpson Pool, Denning Bonnie Wesley Davis Paris K ?. William Fred Canon. Ozark R 3. Marshall Monroe Butler, Ratcliff Jesse Franklin Bohannon, Barnes Dudley A. Henderson, Webb City Dewey Bush. Charleston, Clarence J. Thomas Mulberry k Jaspe Francis Rankin. Lonelm, Homer Hutton Ozark, James Lawrence LeWIs. Null
 berry.
 Arb Yocum, AliX.
 Arch Hampton. Alix, Bertie Clyde Garrett, Charleston Earl Leonard Harp. Branch. Thomas Jefferson Robertson,
 Charleston, R 2.
 George Wesley Shores, Mulberry Henry lssac Harlan, Cecil. William Myers. Taft. Truman James karr, Aiix.
 The highest order number used during the June 9th 1918. regis tration was TT and thIs ist Will commence first with IFS.
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WILL BE. IN OZARK SEPTEMBER q, AFTERNOON AND PdIGHT

Miss Jettie Smith left Monday for St. Louis to buy fall millin- cry for the Ozark Millinery Go.
 Help Wanted at BristoW Hotel to wash dishes. sweep and milk.
 Miss Ruth Lindsey of Russell vile is visiting her cousin. Miss Mamie Frank McIain.
 Money to lend on improved farms. Easy terms. Il. M Guthr ie. Ozark, Ark.
 MT. Raymond Conatser came up Saturday night from the officers training camp at Camp Pike and spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Conatser.
The spectator., 1918-08-27
READY

&e Iale that your aens #t5# maa.f or shed their fea b=as This process Is rather slo0 aa Nature should be as- sisted 4 Thomas Poultry Reaaa h b your hens to m68#t causing them to shed eari# aad read to lay when e.a> 26ast in winter. If F9s 1#He. 5aez not make good v H5If. Ozark Variety Store
The spectator., 1918-08-27
Warning Order

In the Chancery Court, of Franklin County. Ark. trace Couch, Plaintiff
 Ns
 j. H. Crouch, Defendant The defendant, J H. Crouch. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Grace Couch. Witness my hand and the seal of sad court this 10th day of Aug, 1918. lsEAL) ELMO HUNTER. CIera G. C. Carter. Atty. Ad Litem.
 Expires Sept. 2ra.
The spectator., 1918-08-27

See Tobe Logan before you buy an Auto.
 1st Lieut. Harvey A. Nick ell has sailed for Italy or France, and so has Capt. D. l.. Ford.
 Dick Swindler has received a card from his brother, Gus, of his safe arrival in France.
 Judge Barham left Monday for Fort Smith and from there went to McCurtain. Okla, to visit his children.
 We sure had a gulley- washer here Friday night. Three and forty hundreths inches of rain fell.
 Lumber for the east Gar Creek bridge is now on the ground Dave Nichols has the contract to rebuild the bridge.
 Misses Lockie Waterfeld and Jean Nickell gave an evening picnic at Walker Springs Tues day to 2 number of little tots.
 Miss Niva Conatser arrived Saturday from Little Rock and visited with her parents, Mir. and Mrs W C. Conatser.
 Robt. Steele, Jr. of Van Buren is here visiting his grandparents. Mr and Mrs. J D McIIroy, and Mrs. W c. Conatser.
 Mr and Mrs. Robinson's in- fant child died Friday night and was carried to Van Buren Sat urday where it was inferred.
 Much has been sad about the long drouth just ended that the corn crop was ruined. but we nave received reports that the crop will be better than anticip- ated Cotton is improving.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Milton. Mr. Ira Hotfstetter. Miss Willie Washer and Russ Mcllroy re- turned Sunday night from Hur- ricane Creek They reported good success both in fishing and killing squirrels.
 !. r. Rosson of Montana and party of about twenty. consist mo of his family and friends. passed through Ozark this morn ing enroute to Bic Mulberry near Turner's Bend where they will eat fish and squirrels for q week or so
 See Dr. Black about your teeth. In my office Bristow Hotel, Ozark, for week begin ing second Monday in each month.
The spectator., 1918-08-27
lIsllI I

See Br Black about your teeth. ia aty office Bristow HoteI Ozark for a week begin ing second Monday in each month
 606 cur 5 He aches. Bilousness La=a 4Aa a4ee. or that tired aaH fee4ae, 862 to Malaria or Col Emo 7uHe
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Warning Order

h the Justice of the Peace Court of Franklin County, Ark, before Dan Mason, Justice of the Peace of Aliy Township. f. F.. Newman * Co.,. Plaintil
 Vs. Will Leverett. Defendant The defendant. Will Leverett. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. F. k. Newman X Co. Witness my hand this 18th day of August 1918.
 DAN MASON.
 Justice of the Peace NJ. Rachels, Attorney for Plaintiff, Elmer Morris, Attorney for non res ident Defendant
The spectator., 1918-08-27

Dick Bounds of Mulberry was in Ozark Monday trausaetne legal business.
 Judge ] V. RourIand Of Ft Smith had q case in he Probate court here Monday.
 C. G. Harmon and son Roy left Saturday for Camp PIke ta see his brother, Wdj oe f5-l. leaves for France.
 Nf. and Mrs John R:a.I and children t-urart [. f.Ir home at Honey Cul,. .lezae. after a visit wi'hrelatie@ dsus
 Mrs. W. F. Hamban ief. Nor day for her home iu sherman. Tex, after and extended vi1s with friend and relatives will visit in Honey Groya Tex i. enroute
 For long ,ine at jaiI MI empty but aow it has 9 aasrl- CTS; 3 held for na-dar , p. obtaining moaey under sa pretence. l burglar ana esn4 larceny a negro. 3 for crap shooting l negro anu , aailes.
 DiIiard B nks,en v.<.Ged las mother last week te ore laaoia4 Camp Pike for France Tie mothers of Franklin County have many sons in France or soon to leave for that country and their hearts follow them. as Mrs. Bankston's does her son.
The spectator., 1918-08-27
Attending Short
 Agricultural Course

County Agents. Miss Ml rtle Smith and A W. Milling left Monday for Russellvile to attend a short agricultural course de signed to encourage the club boys and girls. Thirty five club members from North Franklin County and three from South Franklin will attend this course.
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THE SPECTATOR R. H. BURROW, Publisher

Published Tuesdays and Friday st Ozark, Ark, and entered al said p0stofiice AS second-class mail matter. according to act of Congress Mch.. 1879.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
Today's Market Hints

Prices TO retailers and general market
fu=n sIed by Bureau OF Mar
keJa. U. s. Department OF Agriculture.
fsir prices TO consumers. by the District
Eood Administration
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Pa, NlliN ale, John ,. KEmfanRu.
Pa. philadelphia. Edward J. Yandyke.
Pa. MShEuoy City, Ja-eph Wasss;.
Pa, tn~gss-. SamGel T.. Petit
Ia, philadelphia, Irwin funzburu-
pa., Ichi.htun. No-rs &. Merty.
Pa, Allentown. Oiiyrr !. MOser.
Pa, Fresiansl, Powell y, ElukoWsEi.
Ia. 0otnSauqd1. Harry Y. HOch.
Pa. New Cumberland. Guy X. Enhpn-
Pa. West Bowton. !NibrTt G.. Miller.
"a. freeman. John =. EVanSha-
Fa-, Madison, sidney Eugene Farmer.
Pa, Philadelphia. EernaFd Fiun-
Pn-, Neafherly. David G.. Erch.
Pa. PhiIadslphla. Antonio Dunis.
wards.
rs. " ilkrs-Barre. Thomas Il. Butler.
Pa. Pittsburgh. Charles Y. Andersos.
:. g.. NRCner, BelshaExRr williamson
;. c. Montmcrenei. John A. Woodward.
=. G.. Chesterfield. Bud Miller.
:. G.. Johnston, John Mobiry.
=. G., Sellers. PhsHx Moore.
:. G., BarBucii. william Sanders.
=. e., tsaston. James Harriz.
=. C., Lexington, John W. Dreher.
:. e., Aueeins, .Icha r.. Horton.
:. G., Manning. Joseph Holiday.
.. G., Abheviile. Edgar 8. Enkia.
=. g., AIkeTs, Aquilla Calhoun.
= G., PomSris, Otis L. Crooks.
:. D., Montroze. Maurice l.. Waui.
:. ~, Cottonwood. Charles T.. JnhBck.
\. ~. Alexandria. Franri- =. Kennedy.
;. D., Colman. Matthew LorAnE.
=. D., Big stone City. John q. Gertie.
= D., Webster. Wsher r Hcppney.
Tenn. Trenton. James ~. Nelson.
Tenn, RUtherfuFd, Robert A. MrTiWain.
Tenn. Tsw'sbUrz, Wilson T.. HoOtsn.
Tenn. Giarkcrvllle. James =. IesenbT.
Tenn, Hartman. Edgar =. Mckinney.
Tenn. Monn;airy. .AndeTSnn Elliott.
Tsnr., Csrussv Cove. Virgil Ford.
rrnn. Eaton, Or1er u. Grimes.
Tenn. MorTiStoWn. BrittOn Cfack.
Tex, Rrrnham, Henry Tockhorn-
Tex, Cieburue, Ralph Payne.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

Nd, Della, Oliver H. Mckenzie.
Nd. ErIhart Mines. samuel =. Campbell
Mass, Lowell, Joseph o. 2. Nercicr.
Mass, Orange, Oscar =. Colleu-
Mass, Winchester. Edward McFeeiey.
Mass, Taunton, Charles J. Nichols, Ir.
Mich, Cheboyyar. Archie Mibnine.
Mich. hudson, Lawrence MarOwelH.
Mich, WyRndotte, Robert =. Smith.
Mich, Eenton, Emil ". FPlske.
IiCh., COpenish. Joha W. BiEclOw.
Minn., Fuida. Herman 7. AschcT.
AIInn., MaZrrpa. George 4. Abnenfaa.
Mimi, BSrga-. Edward Carl kratSLe.
Ninn., Minneapolis, Stanley Edward iNani-
cWski.
Y!inn., AnoISa. A1eI John-cn.
NIpn., Eirsboy en-. Willie J. VeIt.
Mimi, Leonard, Carl e.. JohSns-oD.
Mimi. Morgan, William z. O;to.
Ninn., Burtrau, Charles 7. Mitchell.
NInn., Nelson, Frederick GTsnIdBd.
Hmm, Leroy, E-ri J. Frisbee.
MINI. Little Taits, BeatTuTa Draxten.
Ninn., Grove City. IsFs !. Christsns
Minn., Benson. Christ Christis nsen.
Mimi, Rusbtord. Francis VI. CoIbcnsOn.
Mlnn., buffalo, John e. Borsrheid.
Ninn., ShcrbuFn, Henry 4. BaSt.
Minn. Duluth. MILO =. RnEtcy.
Miss, RenOva. Clinton w. OUslry.
Miss, IOnEtoWn, RnIrh Mc2olsseaux.
HIss.. Columbus, Elisha JoneE.
Miss, Blue Springs, Amos Hodge.
Miss. MrCOmb, Homer y. HayaIe.
MIS-. Abbott, Hiiilard BOatmcn.
Miss. Heidelberg. SiliRre {. B-thes.
No. kansas City. Edward Trey.
No, BroHninEton, Charles II. PIumlee.
No.. ~. Louis. James August Tisnto.
No.. NsrShAlI, EdEar G. Fisher.
No., Napton, Wesley BalIiuEer.
No., EagisviIie. Jacob s. Graham.
Mont, FIshtraD, George =. Anderson.
SeS., Enns. Charles I; AtteberTy.
Neb., seward, August W. LanEc.
Seb., Omaha, Carl johnson.
Neb., St Peel. Earnest r. Hansen.
Heb.. Stuart. Waller r. Bailey.
y. IT,. Concord. Herbert Cummings Drew.
\. IT., Bethiehern. Harold ". Lang.
=. j., Newark. WILLIAM PlechAtn.
y. J. Glen Ridge, Hugh Adams.
y. J., Newark, Harry II. rhlppS.
Y. Y. New York, Frank O'Sullivan.
n Y Corning, Burt Phenes.
Y. ", 8uTala. Arthur VI. W~bc-.
n " ThurnaH. William Madison.
y v, NeA York. James Fcrd Carr.
Y v, New York. Chester Gerry.
y G. TOecnne. Homer Mckinney.
n e. Colerflin~. Norman 2. Zee.
:. e., speed. Hinl7r r. Hous~.
y. D., Graf. On. William Rsynolds.
y. n, B"rdulse. Clarence Y. Becsloy.
y D.. Kathryn. james o, HsDHor-
ohio, F5stnria. William a. wilcox.
ohio, IIaTrietSvtIIe, Hobart II. Morrison.
Ohio, Cleveland. James Nancy.
ohio, Tz1DsburE. Oriand +. Bishop.
Ohio, necato William n. TiitoD.
Ohio Lowell, Eoiile r Mcfarland.
Ohio, jacobson. David MetzEsT.
Ohio, Cleveland, rrrcy Willis.
ohio, Cincincati, Morris v. Miller.
Ohio, Hsunibal, TrsDcis Martin.
Ohio, ToIedo. Leo z. klrsch.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Virgil Harris.
Ohio, ChnErin Falls, ITron Z. Greed.
Okla, ForEsn, Smith Hinkle.
DHio, lowell. Josspn Haruhsrt.
Okl4., IIenTyetta, Mark Gibbons.
Okla, stOnewall. Isaac W. Waller.
CkIa., BlIas, Railey q. Mcfarland.
okla. Pauls VALLEY. Robert VI. Harmon.
OKLA FosS, Iso-Hnzy r. Cope.
Okla, T-ibbey, Charles a. Baird.
Otsla., Foss, Guy II. Barton.
okla. Noble. Roe =. Austin.
Ore. Glendale, william Ypuy Tim.
Ore Astortn, Colin &. HYDE.
Pa, wilIlemsport, Charles Z. PTeuttss-
Pa, Seven valleys, Victor A. Merkley.
Pa, Mshanoy City, John MuldOon.
Pa, Tower City, Peter Kupchock.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

Iowa, Bernard. Patrick ). Sheeban.
IoWn, Adsir, John 70. WeSaek.
Iowa, New Hampton, TrCd 4. Krogman.
Kan, Abilene, Ray NJ; McCSsh.
Mass. Lowell. Edward p. QUinn.
No.. 81. Joseph, Dick Blackwell.
y. H., Manrhe~teI. Armand 4. BTien.
V. ~, EIiEabeth Jchn H. reternau.
v. >, New BrunsWiCk. John ~. ROSS.
Ohio, Youn sstpwn. ErzeDr Il. McGIauGblin.
Pa, Ca-bnndale, Harry. W. Miller.
Pa, Philadelphia. Joseph resant.
Va, Cambria, MaScn -. NeisieT.
DUGLEES.
NJ. Chicago. Bernard ~. Bless.
y. J., Uasking Ridge. Charies Il. Beilaway.
"a, West NeutSn. S.Sah fI.rr.: rrs' J.. Handel
WAGONERS.
Nd, Baltimore, Albert J. Biseoe.
Nd: FederaiSburE. kemp Wright:
Hich., Charlotte, Er''Tl X. Caufield.
Wis. Beaver Dam, RAYMOND Hartrl.
SADDLER.
Okla, Woodward, Janes y. Cessna.
w.. Chicago. Joseph CIrrpIak.
Kan, Kansas City, John ". Albaugh.
y. J., Jersey City, Edward T. Roach.
y: ". New York. Prank V. Palmer.
Ohio, Cleveland. George Hall.
Ore, Ontario. Harry Hamilton oliver.
Pa, Middlebury Center. Charles II. Hack
PRIyATES.
d. G., WiSHlSGTOS, MRS. ALICE y.
CARROLL, COS o STREET. n. W., ROY
G. CARROLL.
-.
n.y.. HopkinSyilIe. Walter MrEiuns..
Ny., Jamestown. ZGla lee Miller.
Ksns., Galcna, I-hn ". Montgomery.
Esn., Reggie. EsrI Morris.
Ky., Newport. William 4. Numre.
Ky, Maysyille. Robert r. Pcllltt.
Kan, BOyie. Harry Edmund Russell.
Kan. Tampa, Albert ". Merton.
n.y., Louisville, Cienons Parish.
Nan, Nashville, Curtis Loyal Russell
ky;. PrscinctL MulleHtoWu. Joe Francis
La. New ORLEANS, Jokeph 4. Cosis.
Ey., POmeroyton. James Glenn.
Ky., Union, William 4. jackson.
Ken, Russell, Chester v. Hall.
Eau.. lola, Wade G. Conner.
Ey., ISnisrilIe, Fla Boswell.
Ky. Boar, JsInes s. BaFkiey.
Aln-, Jones. Jesse Rogers.
Ala, Union Springs. Preston NcsWsin.
Arr, Phoenix, Clyde L. Miller.
Ark-. Board Camp, FessteT Bailry.
Cal. Jes Angeles, Clarence =. Beriine.
Cal. TTrsDa. Russell {. Doylr.
Ca, Villa Rics. Joserh G.. Moore.
Ca, Iic~berC, Mathis O'N-ii.
Ca. Fiuisys0r. Alien !. Miller.
Ga, AIhany, ZeddIe Lowe.
Idaho, EcnUers Ferry, WILLIAM II. Atkins.
H.. Robinson, Aim a. English.
uI., Earivilie, James u. Hamill.
m, Chicago. Sidney Hanseu.
TH.. East st. louis. John J. Goiferd.
~, Spring Valley, Luke T. Foster.
ILL.,, Brow nstown, Joseph L. seveTDs.
IT,, streatOr, George a. MulaI.
HI, Berlin, John j. Murphy.
H., Sa-sen Tim J. Mitchell.
H., Chicago, Arthur oliver.
H.. HeTrin. Everett l.. Pate.
Ind. Jerre Hnute, Earl r. BAILEY.
Iowa, Nashua, Lawrence y. EanEmAn-
Iowa, FAIRFAX. John W. Enrsa.
Iowa, Scion, Wesley SoTers.
Iowa, Dubuque, Hsrold II. BleDcher.
fOwa CFestou. JacOb Bcrchtold.
Iowa, Cascade, Joseph Poos-
iowa. New Hampton, Laurel L. HanaR-
lowe. WeilsburE, Henry Il. AsbiDE.
Iowa, Ouslcw, Raymond L. keatlnC.
lowa, Cedar FsIla, Richard L. Berry.
Me-, Canaan, Roy b. Lewis.
he. Pstten, John =. Coote.
Md, ElktoD, Phineas A. Peterson.
Nd, Brunswick, Earl J. Harper.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

Good for bearer or any number of persons on al p
trains of all railroads under Federal Control
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

after its contents had been removed
the safe itself was buried near the
barracks. About $500 was missing
from the pockets OF many OF the men
of the battery. Lott was found in
his own quarters. He denied the
crime. The officers OF the company
accumulated evidence that indicated
he took the money. No money was
found in his possession
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

There H. only one way tc remove
piTaples, blackhcads. eruptions and
eczema with its rash and itch, ana
that is nv Stuarts Calcium Waters
in the blood.
Their wonderful calcium sulfde
supplies the blood with one Of the
most Remarkable actions known
to science. This Is its activity in
keeping firm the tiny fibres thar
compose even such tiny muscles as
those which control the slightest
change Of expression. such as the
eyelids. lips. and so on II Is this
tire skin. keeps il health and drives
awav impurities. Get a iH-Cent box
nf Stua-t's Calcium Waters at any
drug store and learn the great secret
Of facial beauty
4 free trial package will he mailed
IL YOU will send the coupon.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
COMPANY FUNDS STOLEN

II CAMP MEADE. Nd. Nov. S.-Com-
bRny funds OF Battery D. Thirty third
feld artillery. amounting to several
hundred dollars, have been stolen, and
Sergt. Albert d. Lott, of that battery,
fs held at the stockade. charged with
committing the robbery.
The safe was broken open, and
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
POSLAM VITAL
TO SUFFERERS
FROM ECZEMA

use os Posiam may mean all the DIFF
ference between immediate comfort
and long period Of itching distress.
Take the easy, pleasant way to quick
relief. Apply Poslam right on the
raw place that burn and Itch. Feel
a burden !!fted as the skin Is sooth-
ed and paciied. You will know
then to what a(hiCh state OF ef1ci-
ency this reliable remedy has been
brought. Poslam is concentrated.
Short treatment suffices for most
sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
west s-th St, New York City.
PosIarn Soap. medicated wits Pos
lar, should be used II skin IL tender
and sensitive. t.....
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DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.

OTHER CAUSES.
WAGNER.
Wis. Port Washington, Elmer y. schu-
k1echt.
Ore., Portland. Carl J. Nieh.
;. C., Marietta, LAFkin r. Cor.
DIED OF DISEASE
CAPTAINS.
y. T., brooklyn, James l.. IoupE.
Wash, Seattle, Arthur ". Cough.
LIEUTENANTS.
Iu., Oak Park, Arthur M. Evans.
Ny; Brlstow, Noah w. Gentry.
\. u, Hudson Pals, Edgar l.. Fursmsn.
SERGEANT MAJOR.
n l., New York. Harry B. Hiller.
SERGESNTS.
Ga, Scrcven, Henry ?. PifnIsr.
VI, Pontiac, Raymond Y. law.
III, Galena, William r. Weber.
No., It. Jossph, George n. GsyeT.
No, Ethel, Eddie ". COornbs.
Won't, Bate, Leslie j. Sanger.
Neb., Plattsmouth, mntt A. Jibousek.
y. Y, Rochester, Leon n. BueLler.
\. \, New York. Frank n. Miller.
=: D., Milton, DIne1n ". BSlfour.
Ohio, Prospect, Verne l. Mounts.
Pa, Lilly. John J. NpGTcws.-
Pa, PhilsdeIphia. Christopher ". Kelly.
Pa, RenoVa: Thonlss J. Quinn.
Pa, West FittEf0n. Byrun Morrow.
CORPORAI.S.
Fla. Archer, Walter 2. J0ors.
Cal, CloYerdaIe, Give II. 6-eayes.
al. Los Angeles. hng nionu L. AoFlNE.
Cal, Sau Francisco, Charles J. Mcclure.
Colo, Denver. TTsd Henderson.
Colo, Deihs, IFven J.. hcnnedy.
Conn.,, Danburv, George b. HaEley.
Coun., New Haven, Thomas j. MerIEtn.
DeL, Georgetown, Ulysses ;. Isaacs.
Fia.,, Benton, William 4. Eurris.
F1a., Lakeland Ellison Martin.
Fla, BrsWster, Walter u. 1iIiis.
Iia., Eatoutan, AlFhousD B0wden.
Co., Madison. UiIlari EosWeii.
Sss., Social Circle. Po!E Cruichfeid.
Ga, EEypt, Charlie EiSlds.
lia-. FoFsy1h. Willie JsrkScn.
Ca. Monticello. JeASie Jackson.
Era., Nreos- Richard jackson.
Ga, Eedley, WilUe 4. neTiso.
Ga, SnithVilIe. Dudley Henderson.
Ga. UrgT Prt0TFu. John n. Hill.
Ga, Altamaba, Lee J. Harrts-
Ga, Pittsburgh. sam 6. Hsrp.
Ga, Norwood, John w JohuSon.
Ga, Evans, Sam ANeTy.
Ca, Statesbor1, Samson Bell.
Ga.. Ideal, Otis p Perry.
Co., Milan, Robert II. Hart.
Ga. AVera, Nathaniel Davis.
Ga, Lula. John T. Smeiiey.
Ca. BoNdou, William r. Turner.
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Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces

Tex, Henderson. Joe SatcheF.
Tex, Robert Lce, PnmDlie J. LandtrL
Tex, EOAkur, Henry GoOde.
Va Danyille, John c. Pruitt.
Va. IambSbUrE. Telpo ID. Ward.
Va, HtllsNtlle, Robert Good.
Va, Park, John q. Farmer
Va, st. Charles, william Haynes.
Va, Phenix, Courtney II. Bailey.
Va, Ray, Clayton W. BartIesOn.
Va, NewSome, Jarvis l.. Brett.
Wash, krupp, John kehrer.
Mnsh., seattle, Harry u. Estes.
wash, Olallh, Fred n. Haberman.
VI. Va, MorEAntoNn. Louis Rirsch.
Ris.. sawyer. Joel r AbramSoB.
Wis, Barron, Clay ton v. Richards.
" Is, Berlin. Thomas X. YanhOske.
WyO., single, James n. Reed.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

Take your basket 10 market"
~Just say, Don't wrap il.
please"
Paper saved is paper made"
putAtoes, es 5bzss.
celery. squash, pumpkins. peppers. tur-
nipS. cooking apples. green tomatoes
apples. spinsch. car
rots, beets, lettuce. grapefruit. cranber-
ries. parsnips. oyster plant.
SCARCE-Lina beans. oranges. lenlIna,
grapes. pears. cEUiihoWcr.
VEGETABLES
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

Tex., Caera. Amafu siartlseE.
let, Brndy. Leon {. NcTerrin.
Tex. Bsnsi-ra, .. v. kaiiJA.
Tex, Alpine. O~car =. And sr~sou-
Ter, HRllettsvilie.. Gus J. Arlitt.
Tea, WalbuFE. Heury J. B~cs.man.
TEX, Winter, Joseph r. Brown.
Utah. Lake CITY, HaFry S9slEht.
CContlnued en- PeEe "a. Column
Evening star., 1918-01-31

| mony, at which only a few intimate
| friends of the couple were present. among
them Ambassador and Mrs. Sharp, Mr.
and Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt and Gen.
Lewis.
Mrs Vincent Astor of New York acted
as matron of honor and Lieut. Minot was
best man.
The Secretary OF, War and Mrs. Baker
were honor guests at dinner given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs Ross Thompson.
Senator Phelan will entertain at dinner
this evening in compliment to his house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood Hooper of
California
The Italian ambassador was the guest
| in whose honor DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Wells entertained a dinner party last
evening.
An interesting wedding of Saturday,
February 16, will be that of Miss Con
stance Weaver, daughter of the Dis
! trict fuel administrator and Mrs. John
L. Weaver. and Mr.. H. Clay Thompson
| of Wilmington, Del, which will take
place at pm. at All Saints Episcopal
Church. at Chevy Chase, and will be
followed by reception at the home Of
| the brides parents, in 18th street.
The attendants will include Mrs.
James NJ. Burns, the brides sister. as
matron of honor; Miss Sybil Davis, as
Holt, the bridegroom's niece, as flower
| girl. Paymaster Frederick Holt, U. S.
n, will act as best man. Mr. Charles B.
Weaver and Mr.. Frank L. Weaver, the
brides brothers, will be among the
| ushers. the others will be announced
later, as the war conditions may cause
changes at the last moment.
| Senator and Mrs. Salisbury were hosts
I; at dinner last evening, when their guests
were the Norwegian minister and MINIS
Bryn, Representative and Mrs. Swagar
| Sherley, Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett,
the counselor of the State Department
and Mrs. Frank l.. Polk, the assistant
secretary of the navy and Mrs Franklin
! D. Roosevelt, Mrs. Joseph E. Kuhn, Mrs
Albert F. Niblack. the second counselor
| OF the British embassy, Mr.. Thomas b.
Hohler: the assistant military attache of
| the French embassy and Nine. Collardet
and Mr.. Robert Bookins.
| Mrs Richard Townsend will entertain
dinner party on February IA.
! Countess Gizycka will give a musical
on Saturday. February 9.
/ Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
| James at their country home, at Ca
| louisville, left yesterday for New York.
accompanied by Mrs. James.
Mr.. Stevens Ulman will entertain at
dinner this evening at his home, in
New York. in honor of the minister
from Serbia, to France and Belgium
Milenko r. Vesnitch. who is chief of
States.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Redf1eld of Chi
cago have taken an apartment at 2812
Connecticut avenue for the winter. Mr.
Redfield is connected with the war risk
Evening star., 1918-01-31

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
James at their country home, at Ca.
louisville, left yesterday for New York
accompanied by Mrs. James.
Evening star., 1918-01-31

Cen. and Mrs Erasmus NJ. Weaver
have as their guests their son and
daughter-in-law. Capt. and Mrs. Walter
Weaver, who are here for few days.
Capt. Weaver is on duty with the Avta-
ton Corps, stationed at Dayton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1918-01-31

Hamilton. Mrs. Joseph n Thsrp. Nss.
Harrington. wife Of the Govsruor Of
Maryland: Mrs. Edward r. Carry. Mrs.
Charles Douglas. Mrs. William Cary
Sanger, Mrs. A. B. Ruddock. Mrs. Henry
Kirk Porter, Mrs. Walter Scott PEN
field. Mrs. Randolph McKim, Miss Kib-
bey. Mrs. Thomas o. Selfridge. Mrs.
Armistead Peter. Mrs.. Elisha Meredith.
Mrs. Paul Bartlett, Mrs. Whiting. Mrs.
Lattimer. Mrs. Theodore Shuey. Miss
Gwynn. Mrs. Samuel McI3oberts. Mrs.
Barrette. Mrs. Poppenheim. president
of the Daughters of the Confederacy:
Mrs. Woolley. Mrs. William Corcoran
Eustis. Mrs. William Beverley Mason,
Mrs. Dunbar B. Adams. Mrs. Charles
Baltimore Calvert, Mrs Crabbs. Gdrs.
Floyd Waggaman. Mrs. George de B.
Keim, Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead.
Mrs. Thomas L. Chadbourne, Mrs.
Frank B. Noyes, Mrs. William T. Bag
sett. Mrs William C. Rives. Mrs. Cor
don Lee. Mrs. George Covington, Mrs.
g. Whitfield Brown, Mrs. John Barton
Payne, Mrs. Harrison Dodge, Mrs c. G.
Edgar. Mrs. Henry c. Cabel, Mrs. Ed
ward Leeds. Mrs. K K. Henry, Mrs.
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