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New-York tribune., 1918-08-18
SECOND CANE
bENUNU GAME.
CHICAGO La L NEAN
To.nls ..gG lO 24Ao Il Tntals aa

Ssis'fS Ss% York a:.:.:: .::..:. : - -
rwo-pnse hits-Woavcr' tandil Pcckinpauph
llummol Three bus- ht-Bakcr Stolen bns,s,
Mnul Sacrifice hit-,Danforth. Sacrifice ny.
prait Double piay-llannhh and Peclinpatigh
LEFT on bhscn-Nmx York. 3: Chicago ii Tirs
haao on crrors-chicaSo,, 2. Iases on bais-OA
Love. @. off Benz. l. IIits-Or Danforth 8 In
innings on Benz. IN 3 innings Daik-f,ova
Struck ut-Iiy Love- IL: by Danfonh. g. by Benz
l. Losing Idtchsr-DanfotI.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-18


iI;attod for Watson IN 5h-
Fitch. Philadelphia. ...... 8 I IS
Twc-hasc hits Bush Gardner Three base hits
Kopp. Dugan. Sacrifice hits-Bush Harper t2).
Gardner Double pays-Dugan. Dykes and McAyoy:
Gardner and Burns. Lott bases--Detrot. y;
Philadelphia. 4 First hese errors-Detroit. 2
Philadelphia. |. Bases balls-OH Watson s: off
Gregg. :. Hts-on Watson. IN 8 innngs; OF
Gregg. in innings Hit by pitcher-By Dauss
tMcAo7y). Struck out-By Dauss. =; by Gregg. l.
Winning pitliler-NatsOn
New-York tribune., 1918-08-18
SECOND GAME

DETROIT "a. L. PuIIA. "a. L.
all r DO ab r po a
Bush. So ...5 0 JAMESON RI. IS 0 0 0
Jones 3b 6l2 O q kopp II ...4 OIL coo
Cobb Ct go. IS 0 3 3 0 Walker, CT ...4 3 0
Veach II 900 . o Burns. ID ...5l2 81 /
Grggs. ID. 3 l3 0 Gardner 3b ! 0
Harper. RI ...5 20 . Perkins. ...3 0 0
Young. % - iO2 43 o. iAcosta .,....l 20 90 0
Spencer. ...3 0 0 McAvoy, III | 0
Boland. ...5 l o. Dykes. % ...3 0 0 "a
Dugan. "a l 422
Perry, ...2 0 0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
W'ANrED-AITO,IOuIIEs

WILL buy u irst-ciass 5-pasScnccr car IL
cheap. Must be AL condition. compare
lively new; light car Preferred No Ford
saxon nor Dodge. f.. -. Box SSS city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
MOTHER OLIVER



s9n a., and SaHsh,sr bow, Win sgses homage
affection sainty ot6 efs" ys 81 Inc ,his s" f1n
tisatd and fowcs laden. though care worn.
anocti9n mad" sweeter the years so by.
AMI an. II, The fnrrGws OF ,!me IN Mothers face
fair young smile charmed tho cooling baby
miro Ths hn and wh nsmoiy ocf s''n hst
row crown N" nca1 once !uSur!ant with
osy md tho once baby fond fingers entwiu-
ING a, mem nf s5 81 yor". and the golden arm.
70 ether sons and daughters this boon Will
6S deni'd for Mother has gone home the
G ,hr land. and ihcy mus; weep anew over
me grassy mound and revere her memory
sHaap t o. death came across the horizon
angels 70 the Rrisht Beyond jus, a nttic
~ r beiorc this Mothers Day" and her
will ,o.tay BE- ''lonFinE. Tor n touch OF the
y ,h, i hand ana ''sighns for the, voice
Will be comfortcd 10y tho precious memory
sen"r and TrS ana no ia fs-by her SHer
and by their faith that beyond these voices
better for her having lived in IL and
MHs nGRErr%% Scr o hIfSfnSe S SSS5e Of
rrouNWiy; 0 0.nwsri Of Arlington. Cumberland
on the morning OF AprIl %. i9is As peace
m 1"X Is ba the hSaas of he, s ones wsTs
. she Cmsrsce thS sleep we call death. while
1Sn ninnn ~ nc: oeNot"d family. and at
mortal life. forty-ninc OF which lad been
her husband. The couple we're swcsthcar Is
10 ,sn ,h' Snm, Their united lives being one
tine lovc-iight that shines from heaven. she
i love h and ,er N her family her neghbors
dated sunshine throughout tho neighbor-
he noble and nn sfT deaa e8 whd1
on The me afternoon roea Of April g her mortal
cemetery Of Mount Zion Baptist church. in
Bu1kinEham County. tof which church she
rowing friends attending tho obse1uies we'll
was held and reeetcd the scriptMr niet sen Sne
:!strensth and honor are ner ~ sio,hins and
She opcnSih her mouth with Hhis; wisdom. and
s, her ,cn,. tongue n, Is the law Of Kindness.
held and eateth not the bread Of
Her, children arise up and call her blessed ::
g., her husband ban. also. and he p,ascth her;
and the fecwing chdrcn are Rie fsr ".ao' ~
Gs,hcr' ID Eden M ~ John c. Mrs Ru.h
fearful o"cs hailow Mothcrs DaS They ;h ars
conscious that every day Of their lives will
sacred with the unveiing OF apples OF gold
In pictures of silver on mcmorys wallis"
an unbrokcn circle whom ali the shadows
n'e at tho day dawn of VT eternal RI r PeIsS
MUELLERIn sad. but loving remembrance
OF our devoted gross pa. IVAN MUELLER.
1917
Twelve long and drcary months have passed.
And OH. how we miss him
Miss his fond and gentle caro-.
Our home Is dark without him:
We miss him everywhere.
II was so hard TO part with him.
Oh so hard to havc him die:
But we hone somo day 10 meet him.
Como sweet day. by and by.
ERNEsT AND iHnnWWSahRsD JENNINGS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
A4LA->Iic COAST LINE AAILNOAD COM
PANY,
ONCE OF the Secretary.

Notice Is hereby given that IL. Y.rp,,r
snnua; ana general meeting o: siocknoid-
Company Wiz De Held at The otice OF ins
eom.p.ny al byFd Street staten. In tho
City OF R!GhinouG, Va. TUESDAY, tho
list day OF May, 1918. at IL O'clock A. Nj
tor the election OF directors and officers 10
dent OF the United states relating to ope-
ration. compensation and other matters
connected Win or growing
taking over by the President OF the com
psnys railroad and bSstc!n OF tran-uorta-
lion. ana. !: deemed c&pcdent, 10 autnorizo
or ratiy the execution OF such contract. and
tor the transaction OF such other business,
may come before the meeting. The
transfer BOOKS OF the company Viii cuss
"Wednesday, May ;. 1918. at } o clock Z. NJ
and VIII he reopencd on Wednesday. May
-. 1914, 10 o'clock =. IL
II. l. BORDEN. Secretary.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DEATHS


coLo%EL GAnT btick kisS'i;i%;n setoai
cAhYnDied. In hospital, Kiehmond. Va.
Funeral In keysylll. THIS AFTERNOON.
CHArFELI.-Diea. AZ her residence. .5oa
:s East os M-tsh- MIS- s'fso AVIS ErI' uH s!A
snAps t,aa,dc in the ,hr.y hf,h year OF her
she leaves TO mourn their loss SIX children.
Beatrice. John. Curtis: Mildred. james , and
xanna: three brothers and Two sisters, 4. w.
Thuis TSia+ Glenx,on Va ahu5if fs j. ana
rTont Goochiand. Va. and Mrs. II. u.
Funerai from residence SUNDAY. 18th. a,
sS 80 oe!oIh in,srmsnt In oahwGod Friends
iSS'op m Ay%eKRue: I ni,;T!Hy' May IL. at
trinity. SUNDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock
lnterment private
NJ .EITtg rest ,, a. sis T. NJ May H.. MISS
, l,Hpera! from r."e street Mapls, Church
James orcI.,i!ns 40 nowcrs. by request OF
the deceased.
oLLEK.The funeral OF the late CHARLES
81. Mary's Catholic Church w1DN ES
ana ak iSlGe1s Ills H Mao s<Es VS.. Wa1
panied sa, here by hsr sister Mrs. sue Wysve!
pn9phe". Mr.. a. +. Weaver. OF ii.rrisoufs.
rHILLIFs-Died. saturday morning. =, S
M>rrIl. ii. PiiII.LIi's
Funeral from rcsIdcnce At o'clock MON
KOBEETsON Di,d. at the Retreat Tor the
SICK, EDWARD FORD ROBINSON.
Funeral notice later.
MALLI;H- Died. at The Fcsidgnge Of her
Street. May H. ISIS. FANNY =. WALLER.
wife OF Thomas ). waller. Besides her
husband the Is snrYiv"h by the toIiowinE
Mrs. j. Il. williams and Mira II. l.. Powell
Funeral MONDAY T.. 81. from Laurel
Strcct Mcthodist church. Burial OakwOod
IN MEMOHiAM. !
hREN%AH - ig 49MiHgS r rem, Of ny
wh1 died May q. 1917.
tay S So igSG l wHY Of
this life Two yeaEA-AJso Ii. dAy. May /. 1870.
Angel guard our little darling
Win his levels bright and rare-
Ihcn when we arc called 10 meet him
MAY We mad him shining there.
Though ne answers no, when We call his
Though ne see not tho tears which We
weep,
sun cali It no, death. but say It Is sweet
Or else say our darling IS asleep
Dear little Norman We miss you SO.
All through the day wherever we go.
All through the night hoy lonesome 81
For no little voice wakes US Oh, OF our
ThrouSh all his pain at times he'd smile.
4 smile OF heavenly birth;
AI ~ when ne ansc,s called him home
BT MAMA AND DADDY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

iasl:ng rest at :i5 l.. ri. May IL. MISS
MATTE :. llUTSD$. twin sister OF Rev.
J. IS. iiu,son. in her s.yenty-hith year
Funeral from I.mc street Baptist Church
MONDAY May H. at h. NJ. Rev. ". &.
James officiating. no flowers. by request OF
tho deceased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

OLLEE-'The funeral OF the late CHARLES
OLLER, OF Wayncsboro, Pa. took place 1t
ST. Mary's Catholic Church on Wt;DN E:s;-
DAY MOREiNG last lie leaves widow
and Six brothers. Hls widow accom-
panied here by her sister. Mrs. Sue Weaver!
her niece, Mra. Charles x. Graham. and her
nephew. Mr. 4. i. Weaver. OF iixrrisburs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

SA IESMEN-Wanted. good shoe salesmen
SJo week; permanent. Apply Burt Shoe
Co. ao9 East BROAD Street -, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

WANTED. few good reliable coiorod mon
for factory work. c. r. Saucr e Co. D
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

RAILROAD trafIio inspectors wanted
$l25 month and expenses to start; short
hours: travel: three months home stud
under guarantee we get you position.
No age limit. Ask for booklet b 3d.
Frontier Prep School, Buffalo. ~ 7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

LABOR MEN wanted. Apply
American Glass Works, Hos
pital and Mills Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

fHll.LlFS-D!cd. Saturday morning. At S
O'Clock. rcaidcnce. 70, Miller Avenue. MRS.
MATTE II. PHILLIPS.
Funeral from resIlence At o'clock MON
DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

JOB rRESS FEEDER-Experienced wanted
81 once. Tho Caplon Printing Co.. 1906 East
Broad.
The herald., 1918-09-19
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the Glenmore
Naval Stores Company has been dissolved,
as will appear by the following certificate
issued by the Assistant Secretary OF State,
tO-wit:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
I. the undersigned, Assistant Secretary of
State of the State of Louisiana do hereby
certify that consent in writing to the disco
luton BY the stockholders Of the Glenmore
Naval Stores Company. domiciled in the
CITY of New Orleans, Parish of Orleans,
signed by the stockholders, under date Of
July thirty-first, 1918, was filed in this Of
flee on this. the sixteenth day OF August,
I9ls and recorded in Book Record of Char
tiers" No. 81, Folio =.
Given under my signature authenticated
with the impress of the Great Seal OF the
State Of Louisiana, at the City of Baton
Rouge, this 10Th day Of August, A D., 1918.
R II. FLOWER.
Assistant Secretary of State.
Sept l2-l9o6.
The herald., 1918-09-19
Special Notice
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the MerTylville
Naval Stores Company has been dissolved
as will appear by the following eeTilllcaie
issued by the Assistant Secretary OIL o'4'e'
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
I. the undersigned, Assistant Secretary OF
state OF the State Of Louisiana do hereby
certify that consent in writing to me dis ,;S-
Naval Stores Company, domiciled in the
civ of New Orleans, Parish OF Orleans:
signed by the stockholders, under date OF
Iuly thirty-first, 1918, was filed IN this Oh
ice on this, the sixteenth day OF August,
lols. and recorded in Book Record OF Char
tiers" No 81, Folio -.
Given under my signature authenticated
with the impress Of the Great Seal OF the
State Of Louisiana, at the City OF Baton
Ron0e This 10th day Of August a d., 1913.
R H. FLOWER.
Assistant Secretary OF State
Sept. l2-l9-26.
The herald., 1918-09-19
PILES TO GOVERN CONTEST.

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT II 10
LATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING YOUR
ANSWER MUST BE on A. IA IAkR Tn, "
AZ ORDINARY POST CARD AND YOU
SHOJLD WRITE On THE CARD A.
FOLLOWS ONLY: ,,-- ,,nprcS
FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS-
SECOND. TIE MISSPELLED MORD.
TIURD THE NAME OF THE ADNER-
TISFNENT IL WHICH IT APPEARED:
THE MISSPELLED WORD COMES
APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSdlEF
SrfIF PPTZFS WILL BE AWARDED EACH
WEEK TO THREE SUCCESSFUL CON
TESTANTS.
The herald., 1918-09-19
Greenland Rich in Metals

Greenland. that huge Danish terri
tory, has copper. lead. silver, tin
Flakes Of absolutely pure silver have
been picked up in crevices along the
cliffs. Masses of almost pure iron are
found in Greenland. One which was
brought to Europe was six and tal.
feet long by five and half thick, and
weighed 10000 pounds.
The herald., 1918-09-19
PAINTING a Pine Floor.

Deck paint is the technical name OF
the paint that was used on a white
pine kitchen floor Three coats were
given. and as it contained consider
able dryer, it dried overnight. When
the last coat was thoroughly dry it
was treated like a hardwood floor
with a coat of floor wax. This pro-
tected the paint and made the floor
easier to take care of.
The herald., 1918-09-19

Everyone can do hs BIT nks
surgeons wife Is at home brsss
ting socks for soldiers her hutrs
put In his spare moments d Ah
knitting bones for them hdnpl
Star.
The herald., 1918-09-19
Hebrew knowledge Of Silk.

Silk was probably first known to
the Hebrews in the time of Solomon,
when their commercial relations were
greatly extended.
The herald., 1918-09-19
NISSPELLED WORD.

The word guarantee" in the ad OF NJ
Fox. ladies tailor. and the word cor
poration" in Special Notice were mis-
snelled in our last issue. Those to re-
ceive the Jacobs Candies are MISS
Maud Munsterman, 52l Slidell ave
nue.. Miss Felicie De Blanc, l4l La
yergne Street, and William Clapper'
Gil Slidell Avenue.
The herald., 1918-09-19
BY THE OFFICE OWL

Some girls can do anything except
acquire husbands.
It's the grave cases Of the physician
that benefit the undertakers.
All the worlds a circus ring, and
each of US at times is clown.
A regular man has to use a msgni-
flying glass to see his own faults.
A man thinks long and speaks short /;
Z woman thinks short and speaks long.
The herald., 1918-09-19
POPULAR SCIENCE

Nevada reports new usr,vs
Colorado is increasing uur !.
put.
Gypsum is now enploys nj,
hlizer.
American peat fuel produrr,.
rreasing.
Peat has been found b kh,
cellent fertilizer.
The British army spends neHI
FEAR for the paste with via n.
Ssh the brass buttons On tn ~.
uniforms.
The greatest meat eatsn n d
Australians, who before tie va
sumed an average Of more On al
pounds per head weekly.
The herald., 1918-09-19
STOVE REPAIRS.

Mim0 Stove Works
Gas stoves, instantaneous and auto
matte water heaters repaired
Main 1912. 1852 BARONNE.
The herald., 1918-09-19
WOOD AND COAL

JOHN HAPPIER, Dealer in Coal Firevood
and ice. Express 70 hire. ~ Elmlra Avenue
Phone Algiers S25-W.
The herald., 1918-09-19
SHIP CHANDLE1s.

j. Alsina Co. Ltd. Ship Chandler and
Fancy Groceries, Wines and Liquors Tele-
phone HeInlock loSs. l0l5 to lol7 Decatur St
The herald., 1918-09-19
WALL PAPER-PANT

HAVE YOUR WALL PAPERING DONE
By A PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER
HUG KtNS.
324 ALIX ST.
Phone. Algiers Zl
The herald., 1918-09-19
7!!!yZz57;'2lz7

11/H Interest on savings deposits
.SI2No UNITED STATES TRUST &
~ SAVINGS BANK, 2J7 CAMP.
The herald., 1918-09-19
MATTRESSES. FURNITURE.

7. L. WALLACE, Mattress Maker, uphol-
sterer, old mirrors resilvered, responsible fur
niture packer and mover: wagon to hire. 7l3
Teche street. Phone. Algiers 9lH.
The herald., 1918-09-19
PRoFITABLF INVESTMENTS.
PATENTS, TRADEMARKS.

PATENTS, TRADEMARKS, COPYRIGHTS
SECURED. FEITEL & HAYFORD, 41
WHITNEY BANK BLDG.
The herald., 1918-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The business of Chas. Ferran & Company
will be continued by a partnership composed
of the undersigned at the same place OF
business as before, lilo Magazine Street.
Chas. Ferran,
Rene Labadie.
The herald., 1918-09-19

ACCIDENTS, divorces, bad claims, ETC.,
promptly attended to. D4 Canal Bank
Building
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-17

l, Boston. Mass; Rex w. 1sh. address un- known; Clement c. Kite, Mount Airy. l Philadelphia.
 Corporals Herman Grollman, Newark. N. J.; Harry Hillix, Fredonia, Kas,; Jo-
 seph c, w. Klapp Newark. N. J.; Joseph | w. Korskey. Grand Rapids Mich; Jack
 Napp, Philadelphia Ernest A. Neil, San
 Antonio, TeX.; John Semian. Taylor. Pa. Frank Sdders. Yardville N. J.; Benja-
 min F. Turner, Waco, Tex; Drummer John A. Overland, Camden, N. J. 1 Privates Henry Bemberg, Chicago;
 Paul q. Gladdin, Amherst N. J.; Ernest i l.. Buccheister. Chicago; William E. Bur- l ton, Kansas City, Mo; George B. Cleve- land, East Greenwich, R. r.; James h.. 1 Dougherty, St. Louis: George D. Duc;o, 1 Cascade, Col; Hugh Fackrell, AL ridge, Ia
 Herman E. Fischer. Ofallon. Ill; Har- vcy J. Hagan, St. Louis; Donald c IIor- ton, Litchfitld, Minn; Thomas H. Joyce, South Boston, Mass; Realis c. Kies- tier, Cypress, Ill.; Carl E. Marcus, Ty-
 rome, Mo; George F. Minerd. Pitcairn. Pa; Lyndon c. Nelson, BroclSton, Mass. :;
 Eric D. Quinn, Buffalo; Walter Rosen- spire, Brooklyn; Harry Robinson. Phil
 adelphia; Van Rensselar Skidmore, Brooklyn; Clyde IT, Slider, Davis, w. Va; Henry c. Snider Clarksburg, W. ' d.f " dltcI opCdTiIlSp IAllduclpIllds Robert $. Spencer Batavia. N. r.; Eu- gene Wallace, Fremont, Wis; Sidney Waller, Milwaukee.
 Died of wounds received in action: First Sergt. simon D. Barber, Rock port Tex; Sergt. Fred Belcher Pell, Wash; Corp. Bert D. Amer. Americus, Kans; Privates John D. Fehr, Seat tie; Harry F. Hathaway, Rochester, N. r.; Lewis G. Humphries, Indianapolis; Frank w. Kemble, Rutherford, N. J.;
 Charles Kryszevski Jersey City N. J.; Benjamin R. Tyson. Brooklyn; George E. Williams, Detroit.
 Others in part two are: Killed in action
 sergt. Maj. William J. Geary. Wash ington.
 Wounded in action (severely): Sergt. Claude c. Edwards, Sallsaw. Okla.
 Corps. George Fleischer, Staten Island, N. Y; Arlyn M. Price, Abingdon, Ill.,. Lyle G. Stephenson. Lebanon, Ind; Odin A. Thomasen. Chicago; Stanley R. Will Hams. Osawatomie. Kan. Privates George W. Barker. Chicago Joseph NJ. Beach, Los Angeles; Edward A. Hopkins, Crescent. O.; John A. Max field, Palmyra, III; Chauncey r. Nor risen, Keokuk. la; Russell. J. Mullins, Pennington. Mo; Harry B. Scott. Chi cago; Irwin w. Sokoll Detroit Herbert lC. Futile, Kingfisher, Okla. Mark w..
 Wade. Parsons, Kan.
 Missing in action:
 Corps. Anthony $. Kowalsk. Bay City,
 Mich; Joseph c. Toulson. Salem, N. J. Privates Arthur c. Colvin. St. Louis;
 Jsmes T. Cotter. Chicago; Karl A. Dupes,
 Indiana Harbor. ind; William F. Elder son. Cleveland; Benjamin F. Henderson. Chicago: Livingston Latham, Ann Arbor,
 Mich; Alban B. Lewis. Philadelphia;
 William J. O'Brien, Cincinnati; David
 E, Proctor. East Cambridge. Mass; Alvin
 H. Schlumpberger. New Ulum, Minn.,
 Charles w. Steimkamp. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-17
DAYS CASUALTIES

Washington, July 1S.--The army cas- ualty list today shows:
 Killed in action IA
 Died of wounds, $.
 Died of disease, g.
 Died of accident and other causes, ]. Wounded severely, 5s.
 Missing, 22.
 Prisoner, l.
 Total 102.
 Only six southern men are named in the list. as follows:
 Died from wounds;
 Private Lee F. Smith, Pineviiie, La.
 Died of disease;
 Private Lucius Hampton MatheWs South Carolina,
 Wounded severely:
 Private Genie Wilson, Winfield. Tenn. Missing in action:
 p,ivates Ellis R. Beard, Rector, Ark. rhurston McSwain, Blacksburg, $. O
 pr;soner: Herbert A. Mardle, 1864 yinton avenue, Memphis, Tenn.
 Others on the list are:
 Killed in action;
 Sergt, John W. Hanley, Newark, N. J.. Jacob Mannis. Centervilie, N. Y.
 c,orns Frank II. Ceilings, Edmond,
 
 Mont. Frank H. Raidt Wellston, Okla. Privates Louis Bruno, Syracuse. N. VI. Frederick J. Pagan. Washington, D c.. Alfred E. Hutchinson, Gregory, $. D. Forest S. Know1ton, Bradley, Me; rrnest r. Many, Newburgh, N. Y.; Alex Mensuraiti, Italy; Mario Ruconich Aus tria George Turcotte, Fall River. Mass; vernon wymer. North Balti- more, 0.
 Sergt. Floyd F. Roderick. South Bend. Indiana.
 Corn. William G. Storch, New York. Privates Dewey Patterson. McConnels- Vile. O.; Eriberto c. Rocha. Los An xeles. Ca Isham A. Smith. Zephyr, Tex: Charles F. Snyder. Continental. O.; Arthur T. Winsiow. Rockland. Me. Died of disease:
 Privates Ralph Perry. Cushing, Okio. Bernard M. sponsky. Bakerton. Pa. Died from accident and other causes: Private Micha.el J. Ward, Philadelphia Wounded severely:
 Sergts John G. Gillen, Johnsonburs, Pa. George D. GriEsby. I.oobeka, Okla Edward S. Lassus. Fort Wayne. Ind. Corps William F. Doyle, Syracuse. N. "; Ellis +. Evans, East Syracuse. N. Y.; Luther M Gaudren. Bushton. Kan; esIie ilneoner. Bushton, Kan: Henry Kerby, Rice Station, K; Max I. Meis- tr,ch, New York: Herbert H. Miller, Ray prnnd. IL: George c. Thompson, New ark, N J.. Karl V. West, Mount Vernon, ia; Guy E. Williams, Oakfield. Me. Thcmas 4. Wood, Orchard Park, N. r.. Cook Frederick Hunziker, Troy, N. l.; Cook Lee Shelton, Salt Rock, w. Va. rriyates George Barrett. College Point, N. Y.: William Bowes. Worcester. Mass Louis Brandt, Grandy Minn; William
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-17
SPANISH CLUB TO
 MEET THURSDAY

The Spanish club will meet Thursday evening at o'clock in the cafe of the Birmingham Civic association. The mu- sieal features of the programme for the occasion are being arranged by J. c.
 Weinberg, who. with Miss Rozella Ben |nett and Mrs. Oakley Parks, will render several appropriate selections on the flute, violin and piano. $. J, Stiggins, prominent local at torney. will address the meeting on Span
 ish commercial law. Professor Reames. Spanish instructor in the Central High
 school, will talk on the Philippine Islands James NJ Longmire will talk on Indian archaeology illustrating his remarks with free-hand sketches by him. self. depicting Indian life. art and architecture in those regions where the Red Man made the greatest advance to-
 wards civilization. There will be the usual period of informal practice in the use of the Spanish language.
 Everybody interested is cordially in yitted.