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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

- Sine @rploiion ridtets i'm Sc.
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S6aosn on.
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tauieno Bsriunsn srlltlsn Ssrlesunssn.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28
GnS beni Dberem SbaIe
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der Gags jupor In Der Stsrrid @rsef
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erleeen.
(@arbonbale @orreipoubens.)
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taulenoe pon Dollars bslaufeu.
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In bsm @bellino 9sbduoe burh isinsn
16idbrisen Bruoer Jiidolaus 70 b0s
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ben, bas er ON sleidsn Nbeno i'm giOtb'
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ibn unter BEN per3 sstroffen uno cine
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fldrfe, baB er Die Shuswaffe unuill
iiirlih in Der @rresun9 losoriidte. als
fem Yruoer Die 1hiire 0Hnete uni BET.
sintrat. @r muroe Wtontas In SO. OOU
Shr9ihaft sebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

- Das Wuarsnlaasr bes .. Rubi
uopis on Psnn Nusnus 1T lette Yiaht
i'm Bstraae pon $4,000 ouIh eineu
Brano beihdoist moroen.
Sn Der Bobnuns au Seem StruBe
iit leste 9iaht Srau 0arrist Z. 8sbner
i'm alter Don 29 Sabrsn Der Sun9eu.
snt,huouus srlsesn. Sie miro pon
Dem @attsn uuo ishs 8lnosrn iiberlspt
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81 @heihsibun9en, barunter Seurlefto
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mann. Sliue 3. Gllsuler pom Stuceni
.. allsalsr. Willium D. aambed Don
5lorence Wf. 3ambsd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28
Sitfsfpn.

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pon Snfsrman 1T Souusritus bel Der
Jto IA .Ssfe Der Psnniplpania aohlen
@ompanis pon elmer flsinen SofOmotius
setroffen uno SetOotet worosn.
- Sin aus 80 gBassons btitsbsnbsr
Sebisb Yallsp Srahtsus muroe Wion'
tas Yormittus 3u Sort Nans sswradt.
nobel Der Snaalt uon pier Was9ons
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serllien unb fir Stunbsn blodirt mur'
ben. Bremier 2bomas Soroan non
Wtlfes' Barre wuroe leidt perlest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28
Sfabfrafb.

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osrartists Vorseben mar, neil sr cine
@inisuu9 In Der Inaelesenbeit In ben
ndditsn 80 Gasen srpartet, 70 uabm
bod Der Staotratb am Donnerltas ben
Sorfhla8 oes Praiioenien Sauille on,
oaB. penn eins @rtraisuns Der 3ssis.
latur pom @ouuerueur einberufen piro,
er auh Die Srase Der 3:denusridisb.
unsen In ieinsn 8uf nit sinidlieBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

Die feinstsa orvsstsresiesn In ssE stsai
Slefsrs de osaos sss .Nsesasnblaka.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28
@ilfess8arre SVpti3en.

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fer fol- bunferott erfldrt werosn. oa sr
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rem niht beIablen fam.
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trus Sonntas Jiabt einen Sbdbslbruh
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eiuem autotrud nieberssrannt wurot !;
er lit in sefabrlitem 3uitano benz so
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am Srsitas anf Dem 8erse auBer Son,
troue gerietb. rannte er iiir pier Dfeilsn
nit ,uusbmenber @eihpinoisfeit uuo
rannte ;ulsst In smei SotOmotipen nabe
osm Niblsp Runobaus. Daniel Wtou
sban pon sliblsp III in bem Wrad &C.
tGotet norren. mIbrsao lieben anosre
3uganaeltsllte usrlest nurben. Der
anssrihtete Sahihabsn miro auf ii5sr
1850. 1000 ueranihla9t. Oas Wrad
foroerte ON Sonnta9 9iaft elm 3peitss
Spisr, inoem Der Sofomotipeleiter Sobu
u. @arsp pon bier I'M Dtercp 5oipital
ieineu Verlesuugen erlas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28
Nprb Scranfpn.

Srau Gbarlss Shotto. tpsl6e Dor
SO Sabrsn in Deutihlano gsboren
nurbe. III seftern in Der Wobnung ibrsr
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pal Der yiO. 33 Sbule. III ON Wioutas
9tnht in ieiner gohnuns on g9sit
Dfaltst StraBs isbr plOslid uon einsm
@sbirnidla9 bsfallsn poroen uno srlas
oemielben fur3 nahbsr.
- Sruu Sane 5oulbs Simpion,
g4ittme bes aIsranoer Simpion, friibs
srer Stuotihasmsiitr unb Superin.
tsnbent bss Rsparaturmerfes Der .. &
3. @ompanie. 1T Samitas in Der S8Ob.
nuns ibrer 2ohter on Wionisp ausuus
i'm 80. 2sbsnslabre ssitorbsn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
DANISH CATARRH
Breathe Hyomci for Two Minutes and
Stuffed Up Head Will Get Relief.

breathe Hyomci for Two Minutes and
Stuffed Up Head Will Get Relief.
II you want to get relief from ca :
tarrh. cold in the head or from an irTi-
tating cough III the. shortest time
breathe Hyomci.
IT will clean out your head in two
minutes and allow YOU 10 breathe
freely.
Hyomei will end cold in one day.
IL will relieve you Of disgusting snuff
f1cs. hawking, splitting and offensive
breath I'm n week.
Hyomei is made chiefly from sooth-
ing, healing, germ killing antiscptic,
that comes from the eucalyptus for
eSts of inland Australia where catarrh,
asthma and consumption were never
known TO exist.
Hyomci is pleasant and easy. to
breathe. Just pour few drops into
the hard rubber inhaler. use as direct
cd and relief Is almost certain.
4 complete IIyomci OUTFIT, including
inhaler and one bottle OF lIyomci, cost s
but little at druggists everywhere and
at Tragic Drns co. II you already
bottle of Hyomci at druggists.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
CASUALTY LISTS HAVE,
768 NAMES; 285 DEATHS
One Hundred and Twenty-Six Army Officers and Men
and Nineteen Marines Killed in Action,
and Eighty-Four Missing.
Hugo Parii. New York. y. T.
priNnfss

t hrSGrs i hnSiimarn. E!mhpr;'' !: y
5 5smsi VI ,,i i;5,Tn sn,gPsnse?5S. Pa
Hbra nsF G. .'i fiskc. ciirtonIalG. Cd Mass
Zachariah McAlIister. La Grange. Ga.
Es9a Te! @>f.'n ke.t asFfRss Ala
William Patterson. l:ort I'M, s. e.
in,S F ssset Sia aSs,, County az Va
john williains; Guntersv,iis. Ala.
Xs, ASSie TSo pssiS Mil
rSrsy i. GicFs. usen. Idaho.
Es sno ii 9:f T,m nsSnss;iMg Hh0 pa
'emm.ns i>,i iiandy y;n koiokee. Fla
joseph ; c. I.airamSoisc: Montreal. Quebec.
F fnTiS {. Sane saner. Ja"Kson"iiie. in
I Larry, 4 EsISns, c Ime q IN Ne
S rlss il. iIS@";.%:. narn, pierre, Ill.
h iEn" r. :0 Drake. 's Ss%soms. Va.
Gh hStie i sSh,t VR wa,esiee fG low
John Hi = EanFe smi,n; Union; s c.
DIED IN AlRPLASE ACCIDENT.
Licutennnts.
James r. Carey. Jr.. Salem. ..
GeSrse ". Goodwin. Gleny Falls. y. 7.
Afne j., Il = MS'snS, nsrhsisX Sa Ind
DIED FROM ACCIDENT MD OliiEh
Theodore SuchosKi Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Adolf Huber. wiHniEsr Manitoba. Can.
Daniel Mccsr,hy;. cnl,aso. H.
T.y.a & I psTa csS New T Tss f.
Ern nany rs na ssai'n Ghica a Ill.,
Matt Durh. IN. Jcncrsorviilc. Ga.
Paul ll.jduk: Detroit Mich. ,,.
G ,onn r. M NsSn 'U Giea*,ie w. Il.
James + s;E WGSH 2~t W%oGSDE Ed
William L. shaw. bclevtlle. Kan.
E nsaal I'd IT, cF" aai msnfR issmond. Va
IS onis G iIaha Sine ssrnEeid ill.,
John NJ. Hayes. Denver. Col:
Js sorsa - L? s,even Gr Kew Conn
Rene w. Pinto. Ractnc. Wis,
M NI:hur s' n Alsxanef Wellesley. Mass.
!nud p n.rkey ;, pses 1SI, Ga s,oD
E az" n. Kyan. DreoNyn. y. I:
sr%a Syaslls7; MI src sSTH1n \ T.
will.m L. Butler. MaEns,ieG, City; N c.
hr,nnr Il iIosg. Chicago. Ill
Aissr: slocS; KsnaSs Gig, ,;.i Han u.,.
iIn%S IT, COOK @i.' Red i' Sprinrs ' & e.
italry < l G,a4, swig yyDls:a Pa Conn
%Sa@ 53s Rssd Sa4; sdt Msts5 r. 4:4
S Hait:r J. HsSHSt w 1 insSu?E. Pa
Esri q. reach, Mason City. Iowa.
,T"scph Il. i,cudro,. Boston Fire. Depart
'E .dwarI Gordon. Tunxsu,avney. Pa.
James Joseph Jackson Tpskshoe Mt.
N'sTSn' J. - neia, Miiwaukee. Wis.
M Null; R HGs, t !:s:es,s. a. Ho
Amer; Il, s;mpson. Chester; "a
i.G nrifl 'i isranncis, IFl: New YORK. 8. y.
John j" j. p ";, ir., Waterbury. Conn.
Samuel Ericsmna. prooKiyn. y. Y,
Reeves w. llcndershot. Ingram. Allegheny
FINER q, Jensen. 1Iclslngcr. leland. Den
5;a II II. k ,iah 81. ad 1GYts Nc a,e0
T Fiiis" L. Hr tiaiss Hro oR
rSI H. n.I'er H1;!n5Gn MINI Fan. p,
iiuFh l. l,tnnSFan. swedeiara. Pa.
E EfysS i. ioY itA r n1SSh ia.
D.yid POLLOCK Peru. lnd.
FRED Sa;oG I pe5, HurGG Mich
Giand l.. Terry. cherry Valley. iii.
Ira i: TITUS. t:IlcnsburEh Wash.
Albert Christopher Drockman. New Hav.
ne6eri, =. Carts: M,shiana. "a,
William f?ys =; j. nassn ' %hilsteInhs. ia.
William Kay Rhodes, rhils dclphia, Pa.
Clarence William Smith, Athens. o.
William Iohn En,w!sile. brooklyn. ". Y.
S arv f fsrr f.ofAi i. pt a'iHs9a ~ W..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11

F2snn M MeSss R1 1nsliI Tenn
SrI,a r Ms, Sweps aissriy
SnaiseT It S's Msis9im: ~.
William IL Russell. Hand. Ark. ''''A
5s ss4ss s H$sld SsiSssf aFIste Conn
aaTl,e F. s Ssssfrp br1o s5gssv H. O.
} nohry s innt , NsT YcsH s;, y WV,
Elwood Buchanan, Venice. Utah.
IisSsd soais.e a[eaiia seyo Scotia
isr1H ~ c GsSrssr c hS'sie. H.
ssrs ens ssSn ci os Mich
Leland 3. Lloyd. Los Angeles; Cal.
James, 6: Mcdowell. Buriinsion. W. Va
S Mara,s 81 ss MaikS Lo Ghisas @; III
Charles r,a., o.Bisn South Boston. Mass
aisSIs liaskn sin!sh N Sssssen M.eS: ~
SSi5sf f HSs45;ss SSi.sss Tenn
John TonashMnas; Chicaxo. nj,
fi%91sS I; &s5s h Rssi:fs E|s
J1hn u , rnnrson su 3neon,a. N N Y.
Herbert j: RYAN. prillion:. Wis:
ehaass W SiHsSsn m NUN h an:eafS H.
i IsWard A S'e sp4 ASse'0S 5
Wsss a. 4 Sunni Rs1 a A No.
Esymond, Russell weiser. Heading. Pa.
M Ms? S Mhs.n ss Sass',s Ms II =
M!hsr; II T h,To,scn Ci1 IIns. TsH
Edward Leroy Torstcnson. Sturgeon Bag.
John venziclc.. Frankfort, Pa.
George D. rurloaei DH as; Rutland. Mass,
i,Tsl p PAYS y!S;n Hav1 f;,., n r.
and 4a,s YAH Tre snis D1.,s FIJI N N2s+
Mass. Killed in action previously reported
H ifiTatc John II curran Is wrlor street,
Mass prey,9Ssiy TsoHred d m 1,y
cerrcc,isns % the currSn, casually Lis,
paSe PnSf :SSny by 'h' So
men from Southern states:
KILLED ~ no ACTi2$;; rEEy!orsLY RE-
Hay1nore wcstmoreisnd. Townsville. n.
WOUNDED S s5SEEbL S, EEsy!ousLr ne
c0I PTiv:se! FFsas i, .:iiis ElEn Tenn;
SisF's RE-
"AH5 RIiL f2Ef + s SeTISS:
Henry i p D mey"sinS; siTSs. Ohio
Isaac a. s'over EIsI;asould' Ark
. HiHin n i. H 9asSias, chlsass III.
W THaan l. b 5s THIS' "ehes sss n
p!lmus B.own. S,athan' Ga;
Ss ss pG H. Gsfsh sSS pushlry, 'Mssa
Andrsw S, iIarou,,ak, Sharon, sharon rav
E. Fies " h isspeiso on cedar G.,y ti.h
i'f. eis T. Kolron. EI%adock,, Pa
S Ssn T. g sssm Fsir t svsa! m Mo-
W,is 81 w 1shSs I pnC m:rS wi il ac-
',lD y r 5':S
$Sss h.sa si' 5 Co THs sSs Tenn
James H. DIES Shz5s; 81 F.i SSisElisE "a
Eli X Mslna atssSr range ss'f IaesH county
n Aers E2sss lsESa giss isshc
PEI L. Asney. Lima: oh;S.
} }s"n f. ;isauirs; ntoeEiyn; $: 7.
1a ars1 ASsfsrd ayis.''AA Tfs
Ilu3ter IiaysTs,ish; t isIsne,".c "a
i:;onarii Psrkiss,, saiver;. TEX.
t;e lshsea' IT. '" nog Hs5ana Boone Gel.
Iiarry Thomas. Dallas. Tex.
Fred Y IL n.. ,,sIss' 81 81 ExEMy.
1tStS, ya,sS$aNa4 is A5IlHS Eh;
n E'' MASP Ssrn't rsIss,sRit IL
Private Kari "A. Dupes, Indiana 1larh'r'
FRS59us,y HEEeBTFp HIlL ERk q &C
Private David r. jackson Memphis. Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11

For efficient help of all kinds use
Timcs-Dfspntch Help Wanted A8s,
Phone Randolph I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11

Si sss,i. ! ks ssiI!ts b Rs,Sssiyn hi s
Rs sasss, M sESas hSssFiys W.
EE SG5en Msastes. Gaiiina., ~. II.
Walter Walter ! onimSS. F ran!siins :. H.:
Xdoiph T. todris ssso Hiea nnsssS 'e
$Saie i; K hSiSs's: es SaEsy. A Mo.
Sissss xhet SGaieF L EfSw a4st N n y
G GSyTs 81 Smon., SeG York. n Y.
Ni5yii + T SSsisssT nsssSsieSP: II.
Milsn, f It. @eL A1mi nFsni.,s G1u:.sY
iohas se 8aeS SsseT chi hsssfS5a w IL
5e lena Tn Anse1 AnaersGp Tnin okic
%eaI baker sa fss!"nia M: !. WIS.,
e M1sS 1he I,odo;, carnsy; Mich ,hh,,>
SSsSSias i'G sess cs alss'sS", nj itah0'
ass n-,a nsssz Ss 'a Tle s.'T Ky Utah
f Gaaisi n }aRR sSss i NfS efsrd @aa
S%aaSs GiE an.n Johnsen. T. r.,r
f fts, Edx 4 Gos,isaq; Lansing ; M,,h
&sSts IL, %Gss ;S s,ss
John ohm. I. Davis: saint Clair: Pa.
JGsp p Z ;,, H5oohiyn: Y; T.
Ivan Fred EveT ssls0H cra asnsTr Seb A
MuSssse,i a f. Elassn naoT Ba.'s a Mont.
A HSsT = sGn rSntsSSn topn
ns arry Gs GsrIe, MoSsa 1 GSn"
Wii,s T. ssls,iinSs.; Essssf r os;s ILL.,
.Rishard II. Goldsmith. New Rochelle,
A5,hur, Gooarum. New England. Ia.
55sS y G SFsyss va nr,Is!;G Ga Seo
RssmoS q af mss?, aoiaiG ii = wis,
Earl r. Norris. slnira: y Y,
iS, EraT Iiis SSiSa Wis
! Ferry + H hSss4 bsysa; Nse.
Ea-l w. Eoush. Rockford. III.
siitoa sSsp Ssaan? %sn n5.oS!HY y l.
M Narna 6 s'? snlse war nssie "a Col,
l!Srman james soum!;a nrooE'yp. n Y.
$sT%ss n %s;Ssa kS S|ss;a f..
Paul william LuddE. ciarEsSufs, w. Va.
f RoSs4f M Mifae?!S ew A To2 n r+f
G fisHS ! F%pgnhyA NsS S 1ls y, T.
F Fasa s. HG ss,sn p PHniSe s Ma
Daniel Herbert lIannan. Lewiston. Pa.
RobeT. ii: 1isssSard, Wn.,s rl!,as. y. T.
{ ESy r, uaF IT. ss!sssae cS NsS Ill.,
f fas5si + E: a sSs: T Tsss e Ill
AEsS5 fHsr1sysf b,css Tex
vrsi b ne. iasE'rI lo-.ea. 'e xia '''
Joseph Ho!uh. Racine. wis.
Tistor Johnson wes,eraoit. W-Ss, Fin
Isaac Jolly. Jr,. rlains a,. 5 81 J,
M onaf b oT Keller ca pe"asr Coz ONO
sss Rfssq Be,ss Men Ohio
Marlin A. I.avin. south Be,hiehcn,. Pa.
Ada@ Ifx sInfs. ils r,ftseu &
?iikc Letanovskl. kang!ey. III;
i hs5Iy L 81 asoh' Sew s' Yers
atrss f H. MsSa SNAIL c Mss
STs sS, n MasS s T. Mii"s3t,s So:H
Mi Wrenee y Msneua5 s'r Pan Mian
E dmoaa T a M19H s arss1Tsaf T. Kan
August Mtnnis. Sammie9;a, Italy.
!hf ns f olixsT Kins 6 Aas III.
WOUNDED IN r AGTs2S DEGREE uSDE-
Sergeant.
Charlie w. Tho%nSon,i Rochester, n. Z.
Charles A. Siebler. Easton. Pa
Floyd Streeter. Fergus Falls Mimi
MISSING IN ACTION.
Captain.
James Edward WEIGH. Jr. Boston, Mass.
Lieutenant.
Albert John Schneider. Indiana polls Ind.
Adolph Kaufman: jI:: New York. N. T.
Andrew s. Nolan. brooklyn, n. Y.
William Spiri1o. MI. Pleasant Ia.
byron Edward Foster. Pittsford. Mich.
Prvntes.
Albert r.. Carlson, BROOKLYN. y. 7.
John j. Carroll Eit!nEvile. y. Y.
andrew Boiling. Garland. Ky.
Frank Dempsey. New York -. Y.
John c: Donaldson. Pawtucket. r. I.
Morris Dragon. Mellow. Podolsk. Russia.
FELIX Dumceski. Nenchiski. Germany.
Sylvester r. FoE. Aurora. " Y
Vito u. Glove. Canteramo. italy.
Ren HolbrooiS, Mosinec Wis.
Aaron o. Holt. Hebardsvilic. Ca.
Walter i: iIouEhton. Manitowoc. Wi.
Vincent r. Hurley. Maiden. Mass.
Lee Jay mes. North Salem. Ind
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26

Headquarters Div. to duty In Bureau Of
Repairs and Supplies. from 1880 A. NJ.
September 20 TO A. N. October 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26

First Lieut.. James +. Clark. Captain to
Camp Funston; Kansas ,o,.,.,. "a
Second Lieut.. Waiter p. Churchill from
D 1nN s,,,x Ariz.' to Camp kearny' call
Quartermaster Corps.
Following appointed second Lieutenant. to
duty as shown: Sergeant tnrst class Joe
Alexander, to Camp Wheeler. Macon. ca.
Capt: Norburne A. Hardin, TO Cincinnati
Lieut.. Col. Alexander II. Davidson. to
Camp Meade, Maryland.
sergeant st william Henderson aap pIo.nort
Corps. to Camp Jessup. Georgia.
Sergeant Willard Coleman Twomey, 10
ouartermaster Sergeant Albert Dean Coll
yer, to camp Kearny. California.
Private George William prinslo appointed
Corps; to Camp Joseph f.. Johnston,
Sergeant Ike Thom.. wall appointed Sec
ond Lieutenant Motor Transport Corps,
to Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Private George Gee Waite. to Camp Joseph
F: Johnston, Florida: Sergeant !nr.t
Greene, North Carolina; Sergeant Francis
Stratford Barnes, to Fort Oglethorpe.
Gso Gann Rssins,d broes
thrst class James Victor wilson. to
Camp Zachary Taylor. Kentucky; Ser
FeHnt Stanley Arnold. TO camp DOuGe,
Iowa: Sergeant tnrst CLASSY James Nor
val Blake. TO Camp Kearny, California.
Dental.
Following 70 Camp Shelby. Mississippi. for
duty: First Lleuts. Ned A. Argan-
Bright, Ira q. Calender. Carlisle Carson,
ferna l. Casey. Naley w Gibson, Victor
ID. Grce. John c. Heyduck, James NJ.
Hogan, Oral N. Hurdle, John II. Jarvin,
Ernest c. Kari, Carlton Kelly, Norman
]. Kettlewell. Richard r. King. Charlie
q. Kirkpatrick, Emmett NJ. Ladtte,
Georges NJ. Livesay. Albert g. Lugin-
buhl, Merrill l. Mooney. Allgot q. Per-
son, Thomas +. Prosser. Frederick McV.
Rose. Edward c. Shnckleford, Laurence
J. Shaughnessy. Hugh b. Smith.
Following to Camp Funston, Kansas. for
duty: First Iieuts. George II. Blum,
lowell II. Carlson, David X, Chisholm.
Elmer ID. Clark. William j. Ford. Ed
ward Goldberg. Elmer +. Gotsche. Fred
erick ". Harper. Walter C. Hauser. Fred
J. IIenkel William II. Kelly. Harry r.
Landc. Myron II. Moen. Leonard b. Pitts.
Harold Lem PlRymen. Cyrus s. Ranck,
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ARMY ORDERS

Q. Martin. George c. Blount. Robert II.
stevenson, Lawton II. Hutchinson, Neal
y. spshr, william b. Herrick, Henry g.
W GSwy Harry rom C. Bond. p Z. !. stephen.
son. Richard NJ. Holcomb, Jenning w, p.
Foster. Albert e. Cannon. Louis G: soies.
George n. Chidsey. Isidor Kaufman. Fred
q. Clark. Donald A. Briggs. George g.
Powledge, George F. Hoffman. Joseph j.
GsneiS lyin f. snopk William ~ TUB r.
r Gentry. Harry Haws, william ". Evans,
Daniel MEG. Tate, Albert. J. Hacker.
9Glen Ray, sidney 4: Cochran ,S clifton n,
Felix Halek Robert r. kim, Noilie o.
Tam, Joseph A. johnson. Eugene G..
Macon. H. D: Kelley Thomas Henry
Scott Earle r. Harwick, Richard NJ.
To be secona Lieutensnts: Virgil n. Rid
die, John c. Gibson.
Aviation Section. Signal.
Following officers to Mather Field, t,sl, for
william X. Klyce, Jr.
Second Lieut.. Van V. straub. from Hazel
hurst Field. y. Y, to Washington, D. c.
Ordnance.
Ordnance Sergeant George william Thomp-
son appointed Second Lieutenant to
Ordnance Sergeant paniei r. wray ap.
pointed Second Lieutenant. to Raritsn
Arsenal, Metuchen, y. j.. for instruction.
Field ARTILLERY.
Following appointed as shown. to duty as
specified:
Lieut.. Col. BENJAMIN n. Bailey. Colonel:
10 Camp Lewis. Washington.
Lieut.. Col. Dawson Olmstead, Colonel; to
Camp Bowie. Texas.
Lieut.. Col. waiter II. Smith, Colonel: to
Camp Mcclellan, Alabama.
First Lieut.. Isaac II. Angel. Captain: to
se rsDd f ses"' Robert Emmett Minimum ana
Tom @. Milton, First. Lieutenants; to
Camp Mcclellan. Alab&ma.
Second Lieut.. Charles II: Bum. First Lieu
First Lieut.. Rufus II. Frost, Captain: TO
Camp Lewis. Washington
Second Lieut.. Kenneth K. walssr, First
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EXPRESS INCOME DROPS.
Eight Big Companies show Mig
De6cit for April.

WARRINGTON, Sept 25.-Reports OF
operating revenues and expenses OF the
sight large express companies for last
April made public to-day by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission show a
total net deficit OF $1,o46.244, compared
with a net income of s46o.95o in April
last year.
A net operating deficit OF $4,442.S15 is
shown for tho four months ended with
April, compared with a net operating in
come OF s1.o6O.354 for the same period
in 1917.
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Omaha; Henry Lewis Heckstroth. Flrst
Lieutenant, to Fort Wayne.
Engineers.
Capt. Alfred q. 1. Toombs from Camp
Hancock. Georgia, to Camp Forrest.
First Lieut. Eugene dc Mitkiswies from
duty in general engineer depot to Camp
A. A. Humphreys.
Private John Henry Quirk, Jr.. appointed
Second Lieutenant, to Camp A. A. Hum
phreys
Corporal Arthur Rogers and Private Har-
old Albert johnson appointed second
Lieutenants to Camp A. A. Humphreys.
Air Service (Aeronautics).
Following appointed Second IAeutenants:
TO- du.S >,r snor gs'nt Homer
Alexander Francis Stoiz. Roscoe John
Theibert, Carl Vincent Nickery, Leroy
Williams, Conrad Riley West, Carl
Donald Cieaver. 20 Barron Field: Court
land Moshier Brown. william Gentry
shelton, George Grady. to Camp John
Wise.
Signal.
Private First Class Enrol Rsdheld Sears
appointed Second Lieutenant, TO Fort
Leavenworth.
Capt. wyatt g. Franks to Camp Meade.
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POLICE DEPART
MENT ORDERS

TRANSFERS.
The following transfers were ordered
yesterday. To take effect A. NJ. Sep
TENDER go:
PATROLMAN.
Dennis King, 12sd Prec. TO 18th Prec.
SERGEANT.
Pster j. Masterson from 7sth Prec. TO
Div. OF National Defence Especial war
payroll, granted leave of absence of six
months from 1901 A. NJ. September "a.
enlisted
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTOR.
william r. Fennelly, 12th 1nsp. Dis.
In charge of 10th Insp. Dis, In addition
to his other duties. for 4 days from s
A. NJ. September 26, during absence of
Inspector on vacation.
PATRoLMAN.
Matthew J. Mccain, e7th Prec., to
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Peter J. Rose, william q. Rudersdorf
Don I. Russell. Harold A. schefelker.
iund, Edward j. soiberg. Nate sommer-
field. George II. Speaker. Arne Serum.
George N. Stephens. Joseph d. Talbot.
Laurence II. Tesellc, Benjamin +. Moll.
Following to Camp jackson. South Caro-
lima. for duty: First Lieuts. Nassar q.
Gaut, Clarence r. Johnson. Harry A.
T. Plass, Rein J. Reigle, Marion Seller
Joseph Vost, Jr.. Alfred G. wald. Harry
wartel
Following from duty at Camp Gresnleaf,
Georgia, TO camps specified for tempo
Camp Hancock-capt. Ernest Ler Bolton
and FRS, Lieut., Armin Klein.
Douglas c. Paterson.
Camp Zachary Tsylor-cspt. James d.
Camp Jackson--ri-st lieut. Bottoli r.
Camp wadsvOrth-rirst Lieut. Richard d.
Camp dreene-First Lieut.. Norman w.
Gillespie.
Camp sh.ridsn..--Flrs. Lieu,.. John NJ.
Camp MacArthur-First Licuts. John d.
oiIlis. Edwin II. Hayman and James II.
Camp Mcads-Fir,. Lieut.. Carl C. Noh..
Camp sheiby-First Lieut.. Earl r. Van
Camp Wheeler - First Lieut., Herman
lie r. Won Lackum.
Camp Johnston--First Lieuts. Lawrence
F.. Fisher and Maurice A: Gilbert
Following appointed First Lieutenants. to
duty as shown: Roy Ross Jameson, 20
Camp Grant: Alonzo Fitzporter. to
Camp Lee. and James Jeter Glenn. to
Camp Jackson,
Capt. oscar /. Miller, upon completion of
temporary duty at Camp Gordon. to FOL
structioD: Camp Wheeler, coast d.
fences of Savannah. Camp Joseph f..
John ston. coast defences OF Pensacola,
coast defences OF Mobile. Fort Morgan.
Camp shelby Camp sheridan. Camp Nc
Clellan. Camp Forrest, Camp Gordon.
Camp Meade TO Camp Greene.
Following appointed as shown, TO duty as
specified Edgar Harland Irwin. Cep-
tain. to Camp Cody: John Salmons
Sheets. First Lieutenant. to Fort