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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01
All Around Town

lot of children around the grand stand.
At times they have even attempted to
play on the stand and steps during the
concerts and the suggestion has been
made that mothers ask their children to
play near the fountain or elsewhere
and not interfere with those who come
to enjoy the music.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

"The best" is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & ClOugh Co.
Phone I20. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

BOYS WANTED. We need the
services Of number Of Gram
mar school boys for permanent
part.time work. The boys we
select will be well paid and
given an opportunity to earn,
learn and advance. Apply to W.
H. Burghardt. Jr., 81 State
SIS, Salem, Or. 7-25 ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

Secretary of State Oleott and State
Treasurer Kay, two members of the
state land board, and Attorney General
Brown will go to Harvey and Malheur
counties the last of the month to in
spect Harney and Malheur lakes in
connection with an application of q.
B. Mcconnell to drain Malheur lake in
to Harney lake, for the purpose of re-
claiming the land in the bed of Nal
heur lake. About 10000 acres are in
volved and a question exists as TO
who owns the land, the state or the
upland owners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

Rev. Mr.. Parkington, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Eugene,
delivered an Illustrated war lecture to
the boys at the state training school
last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

TEe0dOIe Arthur Loter, Is, enlisted
yesterday in the navy aad is now on the
way 10 bremerton. He gave as next of
kin his mother, Mrs. Jessie V. Loter,
l+S' North Seventeenth street, Salem.
lie enlisted for the seaman service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

The daliyman seems to be up against it
on account of the scarcity of feel and
the assurance that prices will be higher
this fail. Hence butter fat is now quot
cd Wholesale at 80 cents a pound and
creamery butter at So cents a pound
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

Glenn O. Niles, formerly of the Cap.
tal National bank and for the past
year with banking house at Hood
River is in the city. 1t was but a
month ago press dispatches carried the
information that Mr.. Niles had been ac-
eepted for service in the Canadian
army, after he had been rejected by the
American recruiting stations. II seems
there was nothing to the story as far
as his service in the Canadian army
was concerned. He is here for a short
visit with his mother but has not given
up his ambition to enter the service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01
COMING EVENTS

4 Aug. 5.-Private o'Rouke at
( armOry, End Battalion benefit.
( Aug. S-9-l0-fPershing's cru
/; saders" at Liberty Theater.
( Aug. Annual Meeting of
( Wisconsin Society.
+ Aug. l5-Membership meeting
( of Salem COmme rcial club.
+ Aug. l7.-Annual Meeting of
Z Iowa Society.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01
Complaint continues to come in from

Complaint continues to come IN from
all sides regarding the children at play
around the band stand during the band
concerts. There is general feeling
that the band is there entertaining the
people and that the hundreds Of people
come to enjoy the music and not to be
interrupted by the noise and play of a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01
State House News
: = x j = = = y = \ = = x = !;

Joseph Boitano a patient at the Ore
gon state hospital, left last night in
the care of an attendant for Italy,
where he viii be placed in the Italian
army. He is the son Of a wealthy
Italian count who is paving the expen-
ses of the deportation. He was com
mitted to the hospital from Multnomah
county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

"The funeral beautiful" Webb b
ClOugh Co If.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

The two engines of the fire depart
ment made a run of one and one-half
miles to put ont grass fire at Four
teenth and Lewis streets, known as the
Litchfield pasture. There was but lit
tie damage as the department arrived
in time to prevent the spread of the
flames. The fire chief suggests that
just at this time of year people should
be more cautious in lighting fires.
With wind blowing as it was today
at l o'clock there might follow a dis
astrous fire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

During the month of July recruits to
the number of l6 were accepted and
forwarded for service in the regular ar.
my by Sergeant Davis, recruiting off.
Ger. During the II months he has been
III chaige Of the SALEM office, Sergeant
Davis has accepted and forwarded for
service in the u S. regular army 233
voluntary cnlistments May of this year
was a bad one for business as only 9
were accepted for service. December,
l2i7, was the biggest month S business
as dorins that month l02 were accepted
and sent into the service. The heavy en-
istment record of last December was
due 10 the fact that on Dec. Is, 1917, the
law went into effect by which men of
draft age would not be accepted fot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-01

LOST-Pocketbook containing $25 or
$50 in currency. The pOcketbook is
Marked "Salem Bank 4 Trust Com
pany, Salem, Oregon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-01
STUDENTS REPORT TODAY

Students enrolled for the army train
ing corps at Georgetown University
reported this noon for final instruc.
lions before being indicted into serv-
ice. The Rev. John B. creedon, presi-
dent of the university presided at the
exercises, and Major. E. v. Bookmiller
and other army officers in charge OF
instructions, explained and outlined
the work to be done by the student
soldiers during their military train
ing course.
The opening session Of the George
town Law School will take place in
the law school building. SOC E street
northwest at $50 o'clock this evening
Dean George E. Hamilton will pre-
side. Rev. John B. Creedon. will de
liver the opening address
Hon. Henry s. Boutell. former Unit.
ed States minister to Switzerland, will
direct the course on international
law which is part Of the work requir-
ed of law students enrolled in the
army training corps
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-01
Latest Casualty List From
3 Oversee Forces

, Iowa, CentervIIIe. John r. Ellis.
Iowa, East Peru, Cell Hiatt.
Iowa, Clinton, Arthur }. Jeffree.
Italy, Prov. DI COsenZa, Amentea,
John SIEnrOIIa.
Md. WesternpOrt, Thomas Custer.
Nd, Baltimore, Albert Mead.
Mass, Boston, Max HirShOvit1.
Mass. Fall River, Henry Perry Fur
tandO.
Mass, LeomIRster. Luigi AquiIio.
Mich, National Mine, Rudolph Aga
ton Larson.
MInn.,. Erhard, Clarence Miller.
Minn., Minneapolis, Harry }. Healey.
Mont, Belt, George Evans.
No, BInckwater, Everett Hale John
Mo-, ROckpOrt, Ralph o. Greer.
No., Grayridge. barney +. Crouch.
NO., Walker. Byron A. HickersOn.
Mo-, Gazette, James Claude Jnrboe.
N. ", Brooklyn, James w. Madden.
n. ", New York. Harry A. Maratos.
n. ", Brooklyn. Arthur Mayer.
N. ", New York, Roger +. MinOEue.
N. ", Brooklyn, Ernest hewitt.
N. ", ROckaway Beach, Daniel NJ.
O'COnneII.
n. ", New York, John J. O'Hara-
n. ", Montgomery, Emory R. Osborn.
n. ", WayVIIIe, George L. Record.
n. ", Manhasset, John Rice.
n. ", New York, Herman SCHNEIDER.
n. ", Brooklyn, Alfred Schneider.
n. ", Swain, Wallace 4. Searles.
n. ", Brooklyn, Morris Weschner.
n. ", waterVIIet, James Armstrong.
n. n, Rochester, James Armstrong.
n. ", Lawrence, Alfred NJ. Batta.
N. ", Buffalo, ROsOIinO FaVata.
N. ", Richmond Hill, Joseph Hartel'
jr.
n. ", Oxford, Arthur A. Hill.
n. ", Brooklyn, John F. Ingram
N. C., JOnesbOro, Robert A. McPhail'
n. C., Charlotte, Daniel Casper Pop
lin.
N. C., Durham, Ike J. RigSbee.
N. c., Osborne, Joseph E. Roscoe.
N. C., wInstOn-Salem, Linde $. Kinney.
Ohio, Dover, Edward Jones.
Ohio, Toledo, George Osten-
Pa, Pittsburgh, oliver E. Wright.
Pa, GIasxpOrt, Joseph v. Favalaro-
Pa, Philadelphia, Warren v. Graves.
Pa, Big Run, Clyde r. Hunts.
Pa, Philadelphia, Raymond Maloney'
Pa, Homer City, Elmer f. Mikesen.
Pa, Portage, John n. Meyer.
Pa, Pittsburgh, Henry G. summer
field.
Pa, COIwyn, Albert A. Watson.
Pa, West Monterey, WeFIey c. DarEer.
Pa, COnshOchOcken, Charles Biaselle'
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KILLED IN ACTION.

SERGEANTS.
NJ C., Southern Pines, william G
Hewitt.
". ", New York, Oscar r. Lippe.
MY, New York, George VI. Reuse.
n. Y. New York. John L. Ross.
Mleh., Detroit, Clifford Kennedy.
Ohio, Cleveland, Walter s. Goddard.
Pa., Philadelphia, William s. Cannon
Pa Dunmore, Duane SaIesbery.
WA, sheboyEan, Peter Bayens.
z CORPORALS.
Ala, Bessemer, Newton NJ. Roy.
IIE Joliet, Seth J. HaIper.
Nj, Atlantic City, Frederick J"
Buchmann.
N.SJ- Little Ferry, William PetersilEe
Oslo, Damascus, Allen Reynolds.
OK, U1eveIand, Albert Hinton.
Pa. wiIkesbarre, Philip J. CaVan.
Pds HIIlsdaIe, Frank Grist.
Pa, COrapOIIs, John A HOlmes'
son.
Pa, Philadelphia. Charles II. Keller
Pa. Beaver, Rutherford H. Nesbltt.
Pa. Pittsburgh. Thomas r. Rose.
Pa, Philadelphia, James #. Webb.
VIA, Milwaukee, AIonEO CudWorth.
BUGLER-
His Chicago, Charles II. Francis.
MECHANICS.
Me-. BIddefOrd, NaPolean NORM.
ONO, BIdweTI, william Knots.
wAGONERS.
NJ y, Brooklyn, Alexander Mac
Bride, Jr.
Pa, west Chester. Patrick J. Genry.
HORSESHOER-
Minn., South Virginia, HeImer Arthur
Nicholson
PRIVATES.
"A, wInsIOw. Arthur E. Jones'
Cal, Lodi, Alexander Linde.
Can, Waterbury, william F. Brophy.
Conn. Hartford, Stanley HermanOnski.
E0dOkm Shulak.
ria. jacksonville, Alfred Lee John
uOn,
uk Beekemeyer. Bernard KOrte.
III, Chicago, John SiblIes.
HE Brownstcwn, John w. Sidwe1l.
III, waukeean, Arthur L. Smith.
IN Bacon, Walter f. Guede.
Ill, BeIIeviIIe, Charles e. MenGke.
IN. Chicago, Raymond r. NeedeL
Ind, Attica, Earle c. ireland.
Ind, Gary, Frank SaladinO.
IHd., indianapolis, Glenn Butch.
Ind. Indianapolis, John Thomas
RratheF.
Iowa, Lake Mills, Carl e. Otto.
Iowa, Dubuque, Joseph v. Schiller.
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Pa, Pittsburgh. Paul T. Elliott.
Pa, POttstOwn, Thomas Guest.
Pa. East DOwnIngtOwn, Joseph A.
Hill.
Pa. FRANKLIN. Alden Henry InEhnm.
Russia, Ynn-VObrn. State of Horndno'
Tenn, MeldOn. Connie Lee DOdd.
Tenn, EvensViIIc. Fred c. Guth'
Tenn, Erin, LOnnie VI. Lewis.
Tex. Humble, Thomas Lee Hensley'
Tex, Dundee, Felix A. Miller.
Tex, Ebony. Luther w. Russell.
Tex, Dennlson, Jnmes Bond.
Tex. Frankston. Henry b. Cooper.
=. D., Hudson, Albert II. Michael.
w. Va, Gnry, Lawrence II. Robinson
". Va. KesscI, Sno"den keSseL
w. Va, Shirley, Ray weekly.
Wis, st. Cloud, Henry A. Phippin'
Wis, Milwaukee, james PAUL..
Wis, Waterloo, Irwin c. Albrecht.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
sERGEANTS.
Pn., wayneSburE. John VI. Paden.
Wis. Superior, Martin Lawrence
O'MaIIey.
CORPoRALS.
Ohio, Mansfield, Earl ID. McVey.
Pa, Mcdonald, Earnest Phillips.
PRIVATES.
Fla, Sanford, Arthur ID. LossinE.
ILL.,, Chicago, James A. Benischek.
Iowa, EIknrt, Floyd II. Mathis.
italy, CasEenEa, Tony Rose.
MINI, Ely, Otto Pusari.
WIS.,, Milwaukee, Peter Dominic Gla-
coma.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
SERGEANT.
Tenn, Knoxville, Homer NJ. Brock.
WAGNER.
Pa, West FaIryIew, Owen NJ. Carroll
PRIVATE.
Mich, Traverse" City, Alfred F. Black
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
MAJOR.
N. Y, westbury, Delaney Kane Jay,
CAPTAIN.
n. ", Fulton, J. A. Edgarton.
NLIEUTENANTS.
Ala, BOaE. Beamon s., Cooley.
Ain, Gadsden, Louis Greet.
ILL.,, La Grange, Ernest A. Zust.
KY, LouIsvIIIe, Carl ID. RauterberE.
Ky, Louisville, William c. DEbney.
n.y., SheIbyViIIe, John ID. Buekner.
Mass, Springfield, George +. Watt
klAs.
Mass, Cambridge. William NJ. Fay.
Mass, Brockton. Howard r.. Randall.
Mass, New Bedford, Archie ID. Niece
Mich, Calumet, Merritt b. Wilson.
Mich, Charlotte. MyrI E. BOttomley.
N. ", New York, Madison II. Lewis.
N. ", New York, HaydOek II. Miller.
Tenn, Nashville, Wayne Franklin Muir
ply.
Utah, Salt Lake City, Charles A. Me-
Gill.
Wis.,, Beaver Dam. william ID. Morgan
SERGEANTS.
Ala, Ensley, Walter n. Chiles.
Ala, Alfalfa, Horace Thompson.
Cal, FIOristOn, Jack E. Graham
CAL, Oakland, Nathaniel ID. CFlttenden
Greece, COIIndro, Macedonia, TeIema'
hos l.. Pappademetri.'
Mass, Medford, Clement A. Barry.
Mich, AIpena, Hans NJ. Carlson.
Mich, CasevIIIe, Francis Mccormick
N. u, New York, William benjamin.
N. ", New York, Joseph r. DeEnan
N. ", New York, william O'NeiIl.
n. ", Brooklyn, Frank L. GrnntOpf.
n. ", Brooklyn, Michael Mannlx.
N. ", Staten Island, William l.. VoOr-
his.
n. ", Flushing. Arthur C. Totem.
Ohio, Marion, Thomas n. DuttOn.
Ohio, Addison, Frank Morris.
Ohio, Kits Hill, Daniel W. Lewis.
Ohio, Bellevue, John A. UnderdOwn.
Pa, Philadelphia. John Pnrr Fisher
No., Webster Grove, Robert J. Flint
Pa, New Germantown, James NJ
Leach.
Pa, Chester. Michael Lenry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-01

Va, BeIsprInE, John Ward MIlIer.
WaSh. LxAlen. BerHiee = Tale. - -
wash, seattle. Albert A. Ahner.
W. Vs. HuntIngtOn, william Dandy.
W. Va, saadVilIe, william D. TIlley.
w. Va, MeMeehea. Earl Tribett.
w. Va. Alexander. EsaehieIs FerrarO.
wis.,, wakesha, Charles II. Brooks.
WIS.,, Ladysmlth, warren X. Frtek.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
CORPORAL.
Mo-. 81. Louis, EuGene A. Sehall.
PRIvATES.
Cal, Los Angeles. George Hoffman.
Pa, Homestead, Vernon, W. smith.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (pEeREE
UNDETERMINED.
PRIVATE.
Idaho. Taber. Floyd King.
t'- "a IN ACTION.
PRIVATES.
Ind. Brock. Jasper e. SD r.
iowa, Eagle Grove, Lytuc Thompson.
Ky, Provo, Calvin G. MastIh.
n. J., Camden. John n. MaIlahn.
Pa, Du Bots, Tony Mendueei.
Pa, Philadelphia, Thomas StRlnsby.
Pa, Harrisburg, Frederick De w
steiffer.
w. va, ParkersbuFg, Russell starkey
PRISONERS.
LIEUTENANT.
KY, webbs,. James Clarence Graham
PRIVATES.
Ala, Kingston, Jack lowers
Ala, Coffee Springs, Harvey walker
Pa, Derby, william AIdridge.
WOUNDED (DEoREE UNDE.
TERMINED)
PRIvATES.
I'LL, Streator, Fred stafford Thomas
Kan., PaPsons, George W. Peace.
wash, Olympia. Henry n. Guiberson
MISSING IN, ACTION.
CORPORAL
n. Y. New York. Perry c. Graham.
PRIvATES.
Mont, Bear Creek, Mike COgura.
Pa, Carlisle, Romeo o. Dewarf.
Pa, Scranton, SteIeanOs GeOrgoulas.
VIA. La Crosse, william II. Harrison
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-01
NO PARTIAL VICTORY

LONDON, Oct. 1--we must push
victory through to completeness. fol-
any partial victory would be only suS
pended disaster" said Premier Lloyd
George in a message made public a
Guild Hall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-01
DC. Jury RETURNS
70 INDICTMENTS

A long list OF arraignments for Of
lenses of various kinds win be dis
posed of at the opening OF the fall
term OF the District Supreme Court
and those indicted by the grand jury
will be cited to appear at court FRI
day and Saturday to enter their pleas
Among them will be number OF
those who were Indicted by the grand
jury yesterday as follows: Herbert L
Copeland, colored. indicted OF first
degree murder in connection with the
killing of Policeman John A. Conrad
on May 81. He Is alleged to have kill.
ed three police officers, and the town
marshal Of Indian Head. Nd, while
resisting service OF a warrant, on the
same day.
Faces Murder Charge.
Frank A. Sherzey, charged with
murder in the first degree In con.
nection with the killing OF Herman
Sum. Sherzey has an orchard on the
Bladensburg road, and Is alleged 10
have shot Sum for taking apples from
his place.
Harry German, indicted for first de-
gree murder, is charged with respon-
sibility for the death May Of Pat
rick O'Neill, a patient at st. Eliza
beth,s Hospital. where German was an
attendant
MansIaughter and assault with
dangerous weapon Is charged against
Charles Edward Swami and John Ed
ward Davis. They are alleged to have
shot Samuel NJ. Dixon, Jr., twelve
years old. on September s..
BlackDSail Is charged against Paul
v. Mitchell, formerly a member Of the
local bar. He Is alleged April 5 to
have threatened Charles e Tribby, Of
the Quaker City Investment Company,
with exposure for making alleged
false internal revenue returns.
John G. Chestnut. an employe Of
the Indiana Flooring Company, Il
charged with endorsement, the in
dictment alleging that he converted
1920 OF the company's funds for his
own uses.
Accused Of Forgery.
Violation OF section 2s-of the United
States penal code is alleged against
Lean Ellis, who Is charged with the
forgery of the names OF Isabelle Ray,
Sudie l. Lewis and Pearl A. Briseos
into the pay roll OF the Bureau OF En-.
craving and Printing in October and
November, 1917. and March last. She Ia
alleged to have obtained s13604 in
this manner.
A total OF seventy indictments, in
GLIDING joy riding. non-supporA
HOUSEKEEPING. and larceny, embezzle-
ment. and other offenses, were re-
ported.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-01

ILL.,, Chicago, Alfred f. Goodman.
Ind. Indianapolis, John VI. SI<idmore.
Ind, LawrenceburE, Ad0Iph stein
Iowa, VllIisca, Rennle +. Henry.
Town, VIIIisca, OrViIIe c. Winter.
Tenn, Crab Orchard, Cornell 5. Cline.
Va, SkipwIth. Edwin F. Jackson.
CORPORALS.
Conn.,, bridgeport, william J. Cav
anauEh.
England, LIneoInshIre, Market Rasen
George II. NOrthIng.
Ca, CobstOwn, LonnIe J. HiEhsmith.
ILL.,, Chicago, Benjamin SchIn.
Ill.,, Chicago, Charles w. Ellis.
ILL.,, Chicago, Joseph L. Farina-
I'LL, Chicago, James r. Foley.
Ind, Dyer. Walter II. HeImer.
Ind, EaIP- 50. Earl williams.
Ind. MOC lille, Meredith E. os
| borne.
Iowa, Blanchard, Ralph II. Niece.
Iowa. Burlington, Theodore z. Upton
Iowa, Gravity, Frank Norris.
Iowa. Des MOIneS, Albert c. Wells.
Iowa, Shenandoah, Glen c. Wells.
Iowa, Davenport, Leroy G. Wiley.
Mich. Detroit. Walter OsIck.
Nd. Baltimore, Joseph Gore.
NO., kRnSns City, Jesse Hilton.
NO., st. Joseph, Frank Julian Kaiser
y. e., MiIIborn, Charles r. Brown.
y. J., BayOnne. Denis Richardson.
New York city, Michael Moekson.
New York city, James VI. Ryan.
New York city Lawrence william
Sherin.
n. ". New York, George NJ. Brunhu
| her.
n. ", ,HoosIck Falls. Michael Z. Cud
dizzy.
N. ", wOodhaven, Adam J. Janson.
N. ", Flushing, George J. VoEt.
N. n, Saratoga Springs, Patrick "
/ Vokes.
N. ", Purchase, Edwin F. weIeh.
n. Y, New York, william JOSEPH
| Walsh.
v. Y, New York. Herbert Mclean.
n. ", Brooklyn, Samuel C. Mae
Pherson.
N. W FreePoft Edward Jerome Cog
gin.
n. Y, New York. Solomon CataIans.
N. " Brooklyn, Paul L. Murphy.
Ohio, Martins Ferry, Charles w
Ohio, Delaware. Charles Bonham.
Ohio, Troy, Warren X. Chambers.
Ohio, Manchester, John C. Goodwin
Ohio, Columbus, John Gravls.
Pa, Pittsburgh, Thomas w. Demster
Pa, wriEhtsViIIe, George GormIey
FURY.
Pa, Carnegie, Charles r. Fritseh.
Pa, Republic, John william Henek.
La, Clarlnda, 10y L. Hicks.
Pa, Charlton, william A. Beattie.
Pa, Carlisle, James Albert ShattO.
Pa, Philadelphia, Charles Brusstar.
Pa. Philadelphia. JnmeH r. Patton.
Tenn, Memphis, Clarence NJ. SheltO.
Va, Stanley, Ernest Lawrence Pete
| fish.
Wis, MeIIen, Carl Fred johnson.
Wis, Neenah, Frank william kren.
plen.
Wis. New London, Thomas Edwart
Delorme.
Wis., Milwaukee, Arthur J. Gran
voEel.
Wis.,, MeIIen, ReIphoId Frank Henke
Utah, Sterling, Carlyle L. Edwards.
BUGLER.
Ohio, Cleveland, BiaEiO Russo.
Pa, Genesee, Clayton A. TeatOR.
BAND LEADER
Pa Harrisburg, Matthew Mauric'
| Nathan.
MUSICIAN.
Ky MayheId. Gayle Brand.
Ohio, MIamLsburs. Walter p. EIhart.
Pa, Harrisburg, Joseph La Rose.
COOK.
Pa, BoIIVer, Jay C. Mock.
MECHANICS.
Ala, Coker, Foster Henry Parker.
England, Manchester, william Null
heir.
Pa, GroVetOwn, FRANCIS I. Conway.
Pa, BraddOck, George Kobulinsky.
Pa, WIIkInsburg, Samuel d. Manning
PRIVATEs.
Ala, Haeoda, Cue G. Gray.
Ala, Lanette. Richard ID, Hadaway.
Ala, MexIa, wheeler r. Hendrix.
Ala, Huntsville, Sam Holman.
Ala, Birmingham. Walter Bearden.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-01

Hand and Nall Brushes, large
assortment to select FROM 10O
Choice ........'.'
Pure Grape Juice, MillenS or
Naboth make. Pints, 2leI 400
quarts
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Liquid S0dt-
nm Phosphates-
Peoples Prices,
sec and Csc.
IIEterin e.
Peoples Prices.
coo, 3Se, l9c
and Zoe.
I.aVOris, Fec
pies Pric e s,
Soc. 45c. 23r.
l. I m e st one
Ph q sp h n { e.
Peoples Price,
45c.
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kondOn's ca
tafrh rea m.
Peoples Prices,
40c and sc.
X o n lie RS
Headache Pow
ders. Peoples
Prices, :5c and
1Oc.
T. n p Rctie
Pills. People 5
Price, 25c.
ManoIR. Peo-
pies Price, Sic.
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Fl gu sc b o Id
Ammonia, near
ly quart bot
ties, Toe.
Double dis
titled Extract
witch Hazel,
pint, :3e.
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LysoI. Peo-
= pies Prize e S,
sec, I5c, &c.
T. actOpeptlne
Elixir. Peoples
Price, Si.15.
Liquid Glass.
Peoples Price,
pint. 1Sc-
Liquid Soda
Mint. Peoples
Price. lSc.
NJ 9th err
Friend. Peoples
Price, SIC.
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LEADING FAMILY
REMEDIES

VI d 20 n
Remedies, 25c
size, &c.
VI q I tt n e
Prep arations.
Peoples Price,
Csc
Miles Anti
Pain Pills. Peo-
pies Price, zoe.
Mustard PlaS-
tiers, 10 in box,
CSC.
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ORG ANIZATION OF CLUE WORK

rollowing IL list OF Club Lead
crs. with their various clubs and
cnrollmcnts:
Upper Cottonwood. Edith Curry,
leader. Pig. Lamb. and Poultry
Clubs. with ten members.
Lower Cottonwood. Poultry. Pig.
and Garden clubs. with six mem-
bers.
Hope, Mrs. d. Swift. Mrs. o. Il.
Puckett and Mr.. Noel Johnson,
leaders Poultry. Sewing, Rabbit,
Garden, and Pig Clubs, with
twenty-one members.
Artosia, Mrs. A, l.. Tarlteuu,
Mira. c. Bert smith, Mr.. Buren,
sparks. Mr. Joe Goodale. and Mr..
j. II, McCreary, leaders. Poultry,
Rabbit, Garden, Calf. Pig. Cook
ng. Sewing Clubs, with thirty
members.
Atoka. Poultry Club. with five
members.
Carlsbad, Mrs, j, vi, Dlllnfu, MI
e. O. Swickard. and Mr., III. w.
Lowry. leaders. Poultry, Rabbit,
Garden, Pig, Cooking and Sewing
Tabs, with fnrty-eight members.
O'is Mrs. w. w. Galton, leader.
sewing. Garden. Calf. and Lamb
Clubs, with seven members.
loNi.g Mrs. ;. T.. Rcnnaker.
Mrs. :. >. Baxter. Mrs. c. V. Ros-
Co.,. and lr. l., w Arthur leaders,
3 wing. Poultry Pig, ana Rabbit
club. with twenty members.
Malaga. Ars. j. l.. Williams,
leader. Pig, iardcn, and Poultry
clubs, with twelve members