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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

with the announcement lof the
new tosien Pipe Line which will hc
ga miles In length and will connect
IN. Tulsa refinery with the new
Texas field, there will he under way
the greatest number of miles ~ pipe
line I'm wears The Sinclair people
have about completed the line known
~ the war pipe line from the Cush-
ing field to the Missouri line. where
they mak. connections with the
branch line 20 Kansas city and will
also immediately begin the conatruc.
tion ~ a line from Hcaldton to Texas
and viii thus connect through to
Chicago. A. has been reported In
this column. the Sinclair our will
proceed with the iine from Texas to
Houston, thus giving them a con
nectiOr all tho way from the lakes to
the gulf The Texas Company has
announced new line from burk-
burnett 90 and IN preparing to double
the main line all the way from Dallas
to The guh
equally long extension and the Mag
nolia IL preparing for many new
miles ~ line In this vicinity tho
Mid Petroleum company Ia huild.
Ink u line from their refinery In West
Tulsa to the Usage leases owned by
them which Will give them an outlet
ror the OIL produced In that rich
territory
The abandonment ~ tho hig line
proposed hy the prairic will thus
cause no shortage ~ Ispo line faciil.
ties and instead ~ running oil to-
ward the Eulf they viii brinR THAR
Texas p.l this way ana get much
better results IN supplying their
eastern customers with oil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
ARMY ORDNANCE EXPERT
HELD ON THEFT CHARGE

MASiiiNGTuN bee a. Moe ~
buttlirh. an army sdnanre sspert,
wa arrested ut his home here today
nn ~ warrant charging him with
th" theft ~ important specifications
Tor hig guns tie later was rel.a~ed
uu o. 0op hail fur his appearance ~
~" preliminary hearing In the dts
tri'i suptru" court tomorrow
According to the authorities, they
found In Gottliehs hom" Two port
fulius containing drawings ana In
formation relating a. practically
every Mind ~ heavy ordnnnc. used
los the army There also we're dOcu-
ucnt- driailing secret formulas for
steel manufacture used by the sUV
eminent M" polite" said and tho
whole wuh carefully arranged and IN -
tDNpd
''otili"h be- ~ Nearr old and claims
10 have been horn IN Russia. There
~ no evidence. officials ~ld, TINT
''uitli"h VAS connected with any
foreign guNUrnment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
READY OVER HERE
FOR LOVER THERE"
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNf.

CONTINUED fRoM rAGE oSE.
their services are nt the disposal of
the committee until the job N fin-
shed More workers can bo used
however, Mrs 4 W Roth. recruit
Ing sergeant, sad sunday Men and
women who arc willing to devote al
least a part Of their time To the cam
pnign aro requested by her TO re-
port at headquarters not later than
o'clock Monday morning that
they may he assigned TO teams and
begin work Immediately
A stunt In which the fire depart
mrnt will take an important part
In Ia be staged In front " III. Nv.
change National bank on Eas, Third
street. at li'i6 o'clock this morn
ins "Its mysterious affair "
George y lamy director ~ pub.
licity. said sunday might, And that's
all the explanation that was made
The time Tor pulling" the stunt
will he announced by blowing the
fire whistle
Plans are proceeding for the oh
scrVanCe " over there" day, ana IN
accordance with the wish ~ the ma
tlonal committee, the two hour
period between and II o'clock VIII
be devoted To paying tribute To the
American soldiers and the American
a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
IN the Oil Fields
Roland Hunter Dead.

Holland Is Hunter died Yesterday At
noon, after IA partial recovery and
after brave fight with pneumonia
following influenza, and thus passes
from the business life OF Tulsa one
NJ tho brightest and most promising
young men, lie was beloved by all
and had IA most brilliant future be-
fore him. lie leaves u wide circle
OF friends ~ mourn his loss. Mr.
Hunter was general manager Of the
Tt"t o-lLtc company, and was close
N associated with President van der
Gracht ~ the Noxannn Petroleum
company, After short service at
the home of his mother, the body will
hr taken to Philadelphia for inter
ment and viii he accompanied by
the stricken mother and brother
aud sister from Pennsylvania. who
are expected this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

Coast is one Of his finest small pictures Tulsa has
compmented herself by bidding $50 on it. There are
four pictures in this sale by Alexander Bower two are
in oil and two in water color.
Number So, Coast of Maine" is a picture fine
enough to hang in the Metropolitan Museum, on that
great wall of masterpieces where hang the finest
works by Wnsow Homer. Paul Dougherty Fred
erick Waugh and Chas Woodbury.. Bower is a young
man, his name is not yet famous but his work will
make him II he lives. This great picture of his is
bound to sell for less than the amount gave for
and If anyone who buys this picture and has place
to hang it, does not like it after 80 days will pay him
If he pays todays price, and have 500 bid on it,
which just about the retail price of the frame and
glass.
would like to recommend TO the attention Of my
friends In Tulsa, each Of the ID marine pictures men
toned below:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
WILSON STARTS
ON CONFERENCE
CONTINUED ruoM rAdE oSt

'bNIlN' fll fNlh lAtF oFl
on th" tomb hr bowed hi- head and
rtoni silent hrfore the resting place
~ the famous trrnchmpn Who
h"lpe.i America IN her fght for M.
rrty tie made No speech whstHusN'r
We then returned to IN" Murhi r,Hl.
drtsr.
Ia tho meantime all the t"T,icutH
~ Par. apparently had turu"d out
A. hppo Of g'itinE a glimpse ~ 'h"
president II was remarked mar th"
Nisauu luck Na- continuing for no
tun hrpkr through the murkN ,Inud,
Tor ne OrHt time IN dhVr, and heg,n
~ dly up ne muddy streets Tie
sun l,t up the city IN all its fluiierirg
hiuu"f- ana flhEs
rho members ~ the American
nilsson nov az. d"vuiluV their time
io getting th'uHrlv"H Hritlrd and lu
organizing fnr their work ~ is Do"
licyrd fortunate thai ulo r'N' iNu
WrrRs ~jl h" taken up m iufo.mtl
conferences h'chu-" the ~, things
nto nov n would h" NIftutlb lmpot
hle tu do ans business There are
offices in hc arranged personal at
fhir- tlrnighicn"d out meeting
places nScd and the general a..
rHngsncnis attendant uu nu affa'r
OF this kiud must h" perfected
Arranging tOr >rws
one ~ IA" most important A..
rnnrciurutH to bee perfected h not
Vet under way " uCnCrrnr organ
lH"d means Tor making public the
news ~ the preliminary arrange.
m.niH aA well ~ ~ the m.ciiuEr ~
the mission when they Hrt under
l'AInA.I
Iroel. chairman ~ the committee "
public Information. conferred on the
subject with the pres dent to-day
Meanwhile "a small party ~ 70.
pnri-rs liz here trying 10 get the
news home Ia the usual American
way which IL strange In Parts. ~ Say
lh" least Soiue American army ~.
flclais who are attached To the mis-.
sion seem to have acquired the
foreign style ~ dealing with news
paper correspondents winch In the
United states. In usually dcscrlhcd
na 'rc,i tapc" Nevertheless the
correspondents are spending their
efforts In organizing channels. which
Will tab" iypicnlly American news
paper stories home To America In the
American wuy
Premier Clrmrn,eau arrived At
the MurSt residence Rt 8 o'clock th y
evening ana was received immediate.
" hy President Wilson. The French
leader went hy automobile 10 the
presidents house "a hnlf hour after
tol T. VI House ~ the American
mission had called unpn him.
Aftcr comforting with Premier
,1-mcnc~au, President Wilson had (.
long talk with Il.rbert G. Hoover.
IN" American food administrator.
who gave him the latest informn-
tion on food conditions IN GERMANY.
Tomorrow sometime before tn.
public reception AT the city hall the
president viii receive Thomas Nelson
Page. tho American ambassador Ia
Italy, who N expected To convey
TO him sonekind ~ an informal In
,hation from the pop. 10 VISIT the
vatican.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

| noticed last summer that there were hardly any
good marine pictures in Tulsa and wondered why.
thought possibly picture dealers here had never Of
fered fine marine pictures to Tulsa buyers. Now
know the reason why there marine paintings in
Tulsa There are in this sale Ia good marine paintings
Some Of them fine enough to hang in any museum
in the world others less important, yet are good
pictures. II is much more difficult to paint great
picture of the sea with its powerful ressess waves
dashing against a rockbound coast, or again to paint
il when the light Of the moon lies sleeping the
waves than to paint landscape. landscape will
sit still while you painting 1t but the sea is ever
moving, restless ever changing and know Of no
great art collector who does not have fine marine
paintings in his collection. Among these fourteen
pictures are some by men of distinction. Waugh is one
of the three great marine painters of America. His
work is in nearly every museum in the land. Maine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
TRANSPORT IS PREVENTED
FROM LANDING DUE TO FOG

NEW YORK. D-c. ij.--Duo to
heavy fog which has hung over port
for the past ~ hours the American
transport l@Viathan. with more than
\ 000 American soldiers aud snilor-
from France was unable TO dock
today. The ship arrived Off Sandy
liook yesterday, hut her size made
unsafe any nttcmW to proceed
through the channel N the fog lifts
the l.cv1athnr Will dock early tomor-
row morning
Tho French line steamship. chi.
cago. witch went aground early
today In the lower harbor while out.
ward bound. was freed AZ high tide
and proceeded On her voyage Ia
llrodeauN
Shouting Well In The O~arr
Grimes a Billispic are shooting
their No. In the southwest Of ~
sl-i2. which Is showing for IA fine
producer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
DETECTIVES OF AMERICAN
ARMY REACHED ON SUNDAY


n, The Associated Pre-.
WlTii TilE AMERICAN ARMY
o. OCCUPATION. Doe 10 The
oujctlvcs " the American army of
occupation we're reached SUNDAY Mt
various points spreading out iikc
great fan the advanced units OF
the Americans took M their posi-
tiouS along the boundary ~ u 80
kilomoter scmicirclo pivotlng on
CoblenE
The 3gnd division In occupying
the bridgehead ON the left the see
ond division comes NEXT. while the
first division a ON the right of tho
second division Two FrvnCh divis-
ions are also N'cupying the bridge
head. their position hring on the -x-
trrme right of the Americans
~ the various dvtuChmer's
reached tho boundaries ~ the
btidsrhcud the infantry men
marched iuto the town behind hands
rluNi spirited American ara In
some instances the btui. gave con
crIts Tor the benefit ct the natives
while tho infantry un hustled
about luoking Tor quarters
Tho men OF the bsldschWid force
as they reached the limits ~ IN"
great are during summary h'Fin set
ting down for "a tcs' dftrr their hike
from III, battle line ~ France,
VIII .ch began Just four weeks ago.
different units all along the llnr ate
In the occupied villages The uf
ficcru are using public buildings ns
headquarters hui are being hlllcttrd
In hotels ana private homes The
main body ~ truop- In oucampcd
Just west ot th, hridgcohni The
men spent SUNDAY IN mtk them
selves comfortable for an extended
STAY ou the hridrchctd The dough
boys having reached their ohlc,tiNrs
are noW asking each other where
do W. w num hrIn =.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

Usually merchants add IA little TO the regular price
when they mark stock for Christmas sale word to
the wise shopper is sufficient when announce that
this is "A 40 per cent day.
picture that YOU do not like is worse than worth.
less but good picture in which some distinguished
artist has expressed his finest ideas of beauty is
treasure that becomes more precious every day you
live with it, and If has that true inward refinement
which every true picture lover must have 1t s not so
very important whether art treasure has down In
the corner somewhere the name of man who is fam
In fact nearly all the pictures that are now famous
IN the world were painted by some poor soul to whom
God gave much talent In artistic way that there
room left in him for the ordinary kind Of stuff
which you and | call business ability; hence, he
starved while he worked and painted masterpieces for
some art dealer to sell to monares later at fabu
lous price That is the history Of the world of art.
There still remains in this sale among these ninety
pictures, large number of as fine works money
buy. Some Of them by men who famous and
who are honcred by having their works hung in the
great museums and who have won prizes and medals
wherever such prizes and medals given for works
Of art.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
TRIBUTES PAID MEMORY
OF LATE ? SEN. TlllMAN

NSiUNGTp$ Dec I. tributes
80 the memop of the late senator
nrrnmu " Tilmnn ~ south Cbru-
lima wrtr paid TODAY ut special SEES
siups uf the rrunic and house.
pcmo,tntlc amt republican lcadcts
alik. Joined IN culoEiEing the soma
tot. who fur sco,o ~ YEARS WAS an
active figure IN congress
In the senate addrrsrps we're dc
llNcred bN senators smith ana POL
lack ~ South Carolina, l0dgr of
MaSnc chu-etis swanson of virginia
Nelson ~ Minnesota and Lewis of
Illinois and In the house hv Repre-
sentntiNcs Walsh ~ Mass1v huSvtts
ana IAdgctt ot Tennessee und an the
members ot the South Carolina dele
cation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

Forty seven negroc, We're arrested
SUNDAY might when "a crap guuc was
rnidcd IN the pool hall at the currcr
of GrecnVood aud nrhdN captain
Woods assisted b, Detective ruktng-
ton and ratrolmen McIutdN and
Ci,aver made the arrests 4 took
several triuS with the patrol wagon
tp hiring the gamblers 90 the station
Out " about 60 only a few were able
tn make getaway. 50 thoruugh Wts
the work ~ the officers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

VftlClnIA ~ tho IrntraI NullOnal
hank yesterday dcpied that 4,
was on the top of their building the
police early sunday morning ar
rested a number VI men on u charge
ot crap shOrting Tn. bank Keeps
watChlnan on the job night
rpnCeH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

ST IONS. y B.. Dec i5-The
crew ~ the british steamer Corln-
THAN Witch struck on Northwes,
ledge seven mites of Brier island
yesterday. have been landed at
Westputt, y ~. according to word
received here today II was reported
here the Ship was "a total loss She
left this port yesterday morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

AMSTERDAM Nee 10 CROW \
OF women from Amsterdam recently
went 10 the island of Nirriugen and
made u hostile demonstration against
,he former German crown ptlncc who
iH ,nterncd there. according 'o H re
mort puhushrd hy the TrleEraaf
lrcderick Wuliam. Il isallcgcd saved
himself from the hands ~ The women
nv flight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
C. v. WATKINS TO APPEAR
AT HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT

Tonight IL another hig night for
the community lyCeum course g..
V watkins, one ~ IN. hest enter
thinerr In Nccum work. viii appear
NJ the hig school auditorium at Sij
tonight tie viii rcad The Fortune
Hunter"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

g. I Hanlon ~ South uouIdcr rr.
ported the lnNS ~ his inckuri
roRdstct 90 the poiicc last utsht lle
saws that he let' his ear without
luckiug IL on South Main. AMI in less
than tUu minutes the cat Vas gone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
Miske and Flynn Eager for
Bcll-Both Confident
Of Victory.
ST. PAUL BOY Is AMBITIOUS
Wants to Meet willard and
Give His End Of the
Purse to Charity
About the Inaugural

Time Tonight 80
i'Inrc Convention han
sponsor Tulsa sporting ,iuh,
John I UriNler matchmaker
Principals lillh Mlrkr, ~
Paul, aud I'M iyun, Pueblo,
henVyvrightH
distance 10 tuundr
Referee Edward tuohrtu'.
hunHnH ems
l'rrliminatles one rounds
hni twu q iuuudt lilsN carr.
gan. referee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
MARINES

They have bids Of from to 30 per cent and will be
sold even IL they do not receive another bid.
You will notice in the second column have stated
the amount which will buy each of these pictures on
Tuesday Dec II. The reason have made this state
ment that II you bid Tuesdays price you to
have your picture Tuesday, unless someone bids to-
days price and then YOU have the option to take
from such bidder by meeting his price and these pic
lures are now cheap that you cannot afford to miss
the chance of buying, so bid Tuesdays price and be
sure of getting the picture of your choice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

This is TO be much the biggest day of the sale
know a great many business do not take time to
study this plan Of sale and like to come and say What
is odsys price," this that picture, and the day
has arrived when such great picture bargains will not
stand longer.
hope that those of you who have small purses ana
fine appreciation will be here early for these pictures
are as good as the best and want them to go where
they will make friends for the artists and your humoe
servant who Ia trying to dispose Of them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
Personal

leo kaufman, accompanied hy u
party ~ wyoming capitalists is IN
Paw huSkR on business
Frank Moore, Virgil Hicks. George
Sncddcn ana l.. " KYLE are on
trip to Fort worth. and leave u wide
vacancy IN the Petroleum club
VI Wclch, prominent rrfiner and
oil producer whose home IL In Den
yer. hut who has been operating here
and IN one ~ 'he owners of the illi-
uois Oil company refinery At Cush.
ing left Tor u weeks visit to Texas
YESTERDAY
Tom MortisFcy arrived In Tulsl
YESTERDAY IN" first visit here since
he acquired wife tie WAS married
two weeks ago to Mrs Cora Jones
an accomplished and beautiful WON
an ~ Fort worth lie ~ receiving
the congratulations ~ u Wide circle
~ friends
Eov Jones' and FRANK provn.
prominent rcfincfs NJ Wichita Fallr
accompanied by RAYMOND Stroui
their chief chemist are IN the Cltv
or % purchasing trip. huNinr equip
mrut tur a gsuliue plant Nj Rrov n
has been Vet. 40 With tho flu
which reduced his flesh so that he
ia hardly rtCugnitablr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
Nno,,,cr Ucnncr, ~, tor, worth

The sterling uil a refining Go "
Wichita. Kan. hps announced tho
erection ~ b,o0o barrel refinery at
Fort Worth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

leo Kaufman. accompanied ny u
party ~ WYOMING capitalists, is In
Paw hurkR ON business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20

Gilbert Vetting, Egg HarbOr, Wis. 4;
Peter White. Canterbury, W. Va. /;
John J. Zankowich, Jersey City, y.
J.; Antoine Zuchowski, Saxon, Wis. +;
Anal Schwartz, Holly, Mich.
Died of Wounds.
SERGEANTS.
Alfred G. Bailey, Eli, Okla; Jo-
seph +. Trotter, Cunningham, Tex
as; George Vodicka, Chicago.
PRIVATES.
Arthur F. Alden, Livermore Falls,
Maine; Leo R Atwater. Lake View,
Iowa; Obert J. Mjelde. Amherst,
Wis; Arthur l. Robinson, War
rior's Mark, Pa; Frank Harrison,
Easton, Pa; Walter Harrison Hen
ry, Newark. n j.; Alfred Johnson,
Eleva, Wis; Everett Murchtand,
New Brunswick, Canada; Louis
Osherowitz, Biddeford, Mass; Wal
ter Rozwosowski, Detroit, Mich. :;
PasQuale Servino, Catanzaro, Italy;
George Springstine, Rome, n. Y.
Died of Disease.
CORPORALS.
James Dugan, Jersey City, n J.;
William Z. Hubbard, Torrington,
Conn.
PRIVATES.
AdeIard DUDE, Nashua, n H :;
Daniel c. Hendriex, Newman, H.;
Robert B. Kilburn, Corydon, Pa. !;
Louis B. Nichols, Minneapolis,
Mimi; Robert Ogilvie, Balboa, Pan
anna; Calvin Ridgeway, Jackson,
Ga; Birdie Spinks, Walden, Miss !;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20
THE ROLL OF HONOR
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
wounds, Is; died of accident and
other causes, 5. Total, 1877.
Killed in Action.
CAPTAIN.
James Edward Henderson, Oil
City, Pa.
SERGEANTS.
Peter Edwards, Williamsville, n.
Y; Edward Menge. Seattle, Wash.
CORPORALS
sam Bradley, Reading, Ohio /;
Quantrell q. Hart, Dundon, W. Va. !;
Harry c. Kratzer, Dayton, Ohio.
PRIVATES.
Joseph V. Benoit, Bald Knob.
Ark; John Silas Bonar, Harriets-
vile, Ohio; John W. CIerkin, Mad
lson, Wis; Jabez NJ. Draper, Clear
field. Utah; Freddie J. Finn, Cogs-
we'll, N. D.; Lee T Ford. Lone
Tree, n. D.; Sylvan Gael, Elwood,
Ind; Roy Hamilton, Carrizozo, n.
M; Horace Handy, Austin, Texas /;
Fred Harrington, New York City;
Reuffin c. Lynch, Mayberry, Va. (;
Fred F. Norman, Lima, Ohio !;
Leonard Ostrowsli. Chicago; Louis
S. PhaTes, Mound City, Ill; Gustav
Roerick, Litchf1eld, Neb; Gustav
H. Schultze, Winchester, Texas /;
John Schwartz, Marinette, Wis. /;
Hobart H. See, Hegewisch, Ill. /;
Don Edward Sharp, Detroit. Mich. :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20
CANTEEk AIpc
WOUNDED men
Rock Island Red Cross Committee
Serves Those InValided Home
From Front Lines,

The Rock Island Red Cross can
teen committee has long been used
70 cheering on their way stalwart
and happy soldiers enroute over
seas. But during the present month
new experience has come to them
that Of greeting veterans of the
fight, invaded home for treatment
in government hospitals; not so
stalwart as when they went. for
they have met the enemy and suf-
fered; but happy in being home
again, and proud of their wounds
so honOrab bly, won.
One small group of such men to
whom the canteen recently served
candy and cigarecs. homemade
sandwiches and hot chocolate. fair
y bristled with pride: and rightly.
for they were every one Of them
heroes Of Chateau Th.erry. Arms,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20

Isidore Turner. Palestine. Texas.
Died from Accident and Other
Causes.
PRIVATES
William M. Jones, Cordova, Alas
ka: George ID. Maurer. Higgins. Pa;
Austin c. Meenen. Galveston, Tex
as; Frank X. Michel, New York
City: Joseph r. Wolf, Irvington,
Wounded Severely.
LIEUTENANT.
Ralph Chapman, Vienna. III.
SERGEANT
Russell J. Dyer. Chicago.
William r. II. Schildbach, Peoria,
III.
Missing In Action.
PRIVATES.
William II. Hook. Chicago, III.
(SECTION THREE)
Marine Corps Casualties.
Summary of casualties to date:
OFFICERS Deaths, 80; wound
ed. 50: Missing l. Sub total. 100,
ENLISTED MEN Deaths, 95l;
wounded, 1893; in hands Of enemy,
II: missing, 1872 Sub total, 3,047
Grand total, 3.151.
The following casualties arc re-
ported by the commanding general
Of the American expeditiOnary
force Cncluded in above totaD:
Killed in action, 8.
Killed accidentally, I.
Died Of wounds received in ac-
ton. 9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20

lated in having an officer of such
hlgh character, ability. experience
and great energy as Colonel Hill
man"
In conclusion General Thompson
compared the government arsenal,
TO big commercial enterprises in
which the stockholders expected
big dividends The government
does not expect dividends in money.
but II does expect dividends in pro
ductlon FOR its money invested.
Production is required to end the
war again declared General
Thompson. a single gun turned out
at Rock Island arsenal or the Wa
tervltot arsenal may be the turn
ing point in the war. We must
depend upon every individual work
CT scr results" he added
General Thompson will spend
several days at Rock Island arse
Da'@ He is an uncle of Mrs. f. c..
Roberts and Mrs Burdick Richard
son Of Davenport