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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
THE HOME TOWN PROBLEM
tBy Raymond S. Spears of Tne
Vigilantes.)

VlgllanIeS'J
Of a thousand people, two or three
per cent do Red Cross work; the
same two or three per cent Keep
alive the local spirit of PATRIOTISM,
tbe same two or three percent sell
the Liberty Bonds-often to tnem'
selves, Did the people Of the 81 per
cent have the right school and home
training?
The school curriculum contains
nothing specially devoted to Patriot
,sm. Reading. Writing, Arithmetic
Algebra. Latin. Geometry and all tnS
rest have their place. but not one
word in the U. S. History to explain
.he living presence Of perfect love o
our own country-not thing to de
fine patriotism, Perhaps the Wofo y
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
100000 TONS OF
GERMAN SHIPPING
NOW READY FOR
AMERICAN SERVICE
TRANSFER, OF SHIPPING TO
SOUTHERN PORTS WILL
GREATLY RELIEVE C0NGES-
TON IN PORT OF NEW YORK
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Jan. 80. Further
diversion of transatlantic freight to
kouthern ports to relieve the con-
eestion in New York was discussed
ht the conference today between
Chairman Hurley Of the shipping
beard and other government officials
bnd shipping men. The intention is
b move vast amount of manufac-
kured products to Charleston and Sa-
Eannah for shipment overseas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
casualties there.
TEARS, IDLE TEARS

Toledo, Jan. 2S-Seven months of
fearful husband Is enough, says
Mrs. Norma Bollinger, seeking d.
vorce. Her petition charges her
spouse is afflicted with a sort of
weeping sickness and that he spent
most Of his time in her presence cry
ing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
TRAGEDY At
UNIVERSITY
OF GEORGIA
By Associated Press.)

Athens, Ca, Jan. 30.-While the
students were asleep in the dormi-
tory room of the University Of Geor-
gia, jamie Johnson and Belle Hill,
sweethearts, were shot to death in
the same room. The coroner rem
dered a verdict of murder and sui
eide. The boy left a note to his
mother saying he was disguised with
life
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
City OF Louisville Was
Sunk When the Ice
Gorge Broke Today
CBy Associated Press.)

Cincinnati, Jan. 30.-The Ice
gorge here broke this morning, the
ice carrying out the large Packet
City of Louisville, which soon was
sunk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
Italians Still
Continue To
Forge Ahead
BY Associated Press.)

Berlin. via London, Jan go
Italians fegained possession of Col
Det Rose and Monte di Val Bella on
the mountain front after renewal OF
their attacks with strong formes,
army headquarters announced
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
3 KILLED AND
10 INJURED IN
LAST NIGHTS
LONDON RAID
FEARED THAT SIX BODIES ARE
BURIED UNDER RUINS; 15
ENEMY MACHINES PARTICI-
PATED
By Associated Press J

London, Jan. 30.-Three persons
killed and ten injured, and it Is
feared six bodies were buried in the
ruins of house as the result of
last nights air raid, says the off,
cial report.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30

BRITISH CUNB0AT
HAZARD SUNK;
3 men LOST
(By Associated Press }

London, Jan. SO.-The British
gunboat Hazard was sunk in the
English Channel Jan, 2S as a result
OF collision, three men were lost
the admiralty announces.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
Rv Associated Press.)

Vienna, Jan. 3O.-The Italians at
tack ON the northern front is being
constantly reinforced by large num-
bers, says the official announcement
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
Sweden Called on for Help
(By Associated Press

London, Jan 30.-A Stockholm
dispatch says the Finnish govern
'ment has asked Sweden for military
help against the revolutionists
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
Hughes
OF New JERSEY
Died Today
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Jan. 80. Senator
Hughes of New Jersey died today af-
ter long illness. Word Of his death
was received at the White House.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-30
Stevens and Rubles to Go to London
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press
Washington, Jan. 30.-Raymond
B. Stevens, vice chairman Of the
Phipping board, and George Rubles
p the boards legal staff, will be sent
p London as permanent representa-
lives there of the shipping board.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
ADVERTISEMENT
Dandruf Soon
Ruins the Hair

Girls Z you want plenty OF thick,
beautiful. glossy silk hair do by all
means set rid OF dandruff. for 1t will
starve your hair and ruin it II you
don't
1t doesn't do much good to Try to
brush or wash 1t out The only sure
way to get rid OF dandruff is to dis
solve 1t, then you destroy It entirely.
To do this. get about four ounces Of
ordinary liquid arvOn; apply 1t at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub /. IN gently
with the finger tips.
By morning, most n not all. of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four moro applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of it.
You will flnd. too, that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop, and
your hair will look and feel a hundred
times better. You can get liquid arvon
at any drug store. 1t is inexpensive
and four ounces Is all you will need,
no matter how much dandruff you
have This simple remedy never fails.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
THE WASHINGTON TIMES. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918

KY. COYinKtOn. Edward J. Gris.
La. shreveport. Harry =. furtiS.
In, OakdaIe, Clydr {. Coleman.
Ia. Amite, Vincent CatalauottO.
Nd, WesternpoFt. Israsl Du-kwOrth.
Mass, FalI River. Manurl Re-endes.
Mass, CiIeopee, walter MiVaE.
Mass, DcrrhesteF, Autnnio- Argyrople-
Mass, Chelsea, John Zaksiefsky.
Mass, koNbury. William r. Anderson.
Mass, BrOaklibe, Raymond Chamberlain.
Mich, East Detroit, Henry JalOsEy nskL
Mich, Reese, George DOdenhOn.
Mich, ROyal Oak, Anthony J. Siterlet-
Mich, Detroit, Matteo FerrentellO.
Mich, Detroit Joseph G. DamicO.
aIi H., Temple, Floyd 4. Austin.
Mlnn-. st. Paul, Edward NJ. ReimringeR.
Minn., sturgeon Lake, Joseph NystrOm.
MINI, Frhnklln, Bert NJ. Martin.
Minn-, Albany, Valentine A. Loehlein-
Minn., Long Prairie, Melvin Sweatt.
Mlnn., Opstead. Julios q. Anderson.
MINI, Northfield. Walter II. Weed.
Minn., Window, Martin Peterson.
Miun., Thief River Fails, George :. Poston
Minn., Underwood. Walter n. JenSon.
Minn.. Saint James, Alfred A. Helland-
Minn., Winona. JoseTh HildebrAndt.
Minn., Bound Lake, Charles G. ElentJe
MINI, Virginia, James r. Crowley.
Mlnn., North Minneapolis, John W. AleXan-
der.
Mlnn., St. Pant, Norman Le Claire.
Mlnn.. Hutchinson, Joseph r. Kamisky.
Minn., ROmidii, William ). keenan-
No., AmaEOnia, Hurley =. Carmichael.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

y. y. Arcade. CharIes Arberta Shsrwos1
y. y. Brooklyn. John 4. Riordan.
y. n, Brna'. bn. Edward p Kelly.
y. y, lie Tor, Henry l. Huston.
y. v, Buffalo. Michael Nicosia
y. n, Buffalo. Louis =. DenIer,
y. Y, Mount Vernon, Louis ContoS
n. u, Youngstown. Lawrence Davis O.
sattle.
y. Y, New York. Harry Arteian.
y. v, New York, Charles BaroDa.
n. ", Albany. All AunibAlIni
n. n, Buffalo VT an B. AekeFman.
y. y. Long Island, Corona. william %.
Mcmahon.
n. C., oconalufty, James L. Nation.
N. C., Henrietta, George A. Tanner.
n. C., North Wllkesboro, William I RrOua
Ohio, Marion. Leroy Adkins.
Ohio, Lancaster, John W. BiKham.
Ohio, Cleveland, John LaVelie.
Ohio, Dover, Thomas J. Ayers.
Ohio, ROekhridge, Chester h. BeAVarL
Ohio, AKRON. Leroy H. Bender.
Ohio, Cleveland. Albert J. Davis.
Ohio, Pert Clinton. Lawrence E1n14
Ohio, FaFndale. William = AIlen.
Ohio, Meyton. Joseph r. Clapaes.
Ohio, ChippeWa Lake, Ernest 9. GaulE.
Ohio, Cleveland, Fred q. Kailuchuk.
Ohio, Cleveland, John Elaruwskf, j..
Ohio. Cincinnati. RObey Glenn Wright.
CONTINUED on Page II, Column -
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

No.. Spurgenn. Fdmund y. LayBe.
No. II. Louls. Albert g. Quincy.
Mont. Nondak, Richard Meirr>Onne.
Mont, L1thRlr. Donald Lewis.
SCb., Haigler, William II. Cook
y. H., Manchester, John Bernort.
y. J., AmbOy, Gabe Jasper.
y. J., Jersey City, Charles a. Hunterbrink
y. y, New Brunswick, Gustave Busch.
\. j.. HobOlSen, James l.. CahiIl.
-. j., Paterson, Harold r. BurchelL
y. j., Jersey city. Paul 4. Nelson.
y. j., Jersey City, Walter NiebuhF.
-. j., Jersey City, Fred Grumbrecht
y. j., Jersey City. Frank y. Thompson.
y. J., TuckertOn. Newlyn X. Parker.
y. j., BayOnne, James Edwards.
n. j., Jersey City, william T.. Collins.
y. j.. Linrroft, Joseph Bishop.
n. V, Buffalo, William Birk
y. j., Jersey City, William kOegeI.
y. j., RldgewoOd. william Kruskop.
y. J., West Orange, Herbert VI. p. COek0.
y. j., Jersey City. John Bernard.
y. Y, YonkerS, BENJAMIN Rusnak.
y. y, West Albany, lie Roy B. Falrlsa.
y. Y, BROOKLYN, Thomas Gallagher.
n. n. Greenport, Walter W. MeAslan-
y. ". Troy, John n. Derby.
~. Y, Maspeth, Walter ZuegoPski.
-. ", ToBaWnnda, George l.. Rathgeb0.
y. Y, Rochester, MatteO Mlnotte.
~. ", brooklyn, Thaddeus Wresinskd
n. Y, Auburn, Joseph TrEaska.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
ADVERTISEMENT
SANDERS, Walkers,
"eets-If for GoFns

World Has Never Known It's EQUAL
"What will get rid OF my corn?"
The answer, has been made by mil
licns-theres only one remover
that you can bank on that's abso-
lutely certain, that makes any corn
on earth Pc r'v;f off like q
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
WOUNDED OEGREE UNDE-
TERMINED)

TERMINED)
CAPTAIN.
Ala, Center, William 4. SeUelI.
LIEUTENANTS.
y. T., lialba, Salmon z. Hcbard.
y. u, BROOKLYN, Joseph A. KerriEan.
n. y. New York, Charles r. Porter.
Pa, MahOney, AdOlph Gustav Timm.
SERGEANTS.
Aha, PeIl City, Howard Williamson.
H. Chicago Heights, Frank ID. Tarr.
Iowa, ROlfe, Joe J. Wolfe.
Me. Dover, Orin II. Tyler.
N. Y, Brooklyn, Joseph SParacinO.
CORPORALS.
Cal. Stockton, Charles Y. Cook.
Conn. South Manchester, James II Cilf-
Iowa, Burlington, Theodore Upton.
Mass, BrOcktOn. John :. Mara.
Mass, Lawrence, Augustine NJ. Cronin.
Mich, Detroit, Robert Staehowlak.
MINI. Two HarbOrs, Alexander Waylax.
No, st. Louis, Louis o. Helm.
Neb. Randolph. Alfred Nelson.
y. H, Manchester, Joseph A. DOnnelly.
~. H., Rochester. Frank H. Ames.
y. J., Newark. William A. O'COnnor.
y. Y, New York, Louis Iiebman.
y. ", Port Chester, William MacIIliWain.
Ohio. Cleveland, Charles y. Hudson.
Ohio, Trilby, George 4. Steele.
Pa, Carrick, Lester Joseph Rauch.
Pa, Altoona, James Il. ROur<c.
Pa, HollidaysburE. Herman = Hetnbaugh.
Tex, TexaFkana. George II. HRrgrave.
Utah, Ophir, Albfn c. johnson.
MECHANIC.
"a warren. James Ernest mAnulnEs
WAGONER.
n. T., Brooklyn. ALBERT J. Young.
COOK.
ia, Scranton, Michael =. MeGeever.
PRIVATES.
Ala, RuSseIlVilIe. Walter GhoIston.
Aha, Oxford. William T. CrumptOn.
AIa-, jacksonville, Harris Nunnally.
Ala. Alton, Grover Phillips.
Ala Sycamore, Tom kOb-rSon-
Corn, britain, Matthew RebEynski.
Dcnmark, Lille Naskved. Otto Hanson.
Ill.,, Chicago, Ralph J. Emmett.
H.. Chicago, Frank Mika.
III. Chicago, Ignatius LiVRtino.
Iowa. GlenwOOd. Harry u. Beatty.
Iowa, Eevannee, Stanley J. WBllace.
Iowa, JeSsup, Byron J. Harrington.
Iowa, OskalOOsa, Ross Gibson.
Iowa, Hampton, Hubert a. Miller.
Kan, COneOrdia, Charlie ;. LOomis:
Kan, Independence. Mckinley Drybread.
Ky, Bet, Julius BiniOn.
la, CrOWville, Stanley l.. Jones.
Ia, New Orleans, Alfred J.. Lambert.
lass, Hatfield, Louis Okula-
Mass, West Springfield, Ralph 4. Jones.
Mass, North Adams, John J. Hogan.
Mass, Springfield, Peter J. Gaimari.
Mass FfichburE, Joseph II. Dauphinais.
Mass, Blackstone. Edward y. Ba gley.
AIirh., Detroit, Edward GOldbrimer.
aIirh., Detroit, Tony Bnmmereto.
Mum. Cohasset, George Charles Anderson.
No. Ellington. William :. Barncs.
y. J., Fort Lee, Victor II. EnEl-
n. NJ, LumbertOn, Pedro POlacO-
n. ", Coney Island, Louis SchmeTtz.
y. ". Menands, Howard r. MsrstOn.
n. Y, New York, Henry II. Miller:
n ", New York. George II. MUnder.
y. Y, Saranac, Charles 4. IiscOmb.
n ". Mexico, Ellie T.. G0rdinieF.
N y, New York, james p. HarEaden.
n. ", Brooklyn. Percy II. Harrison.
". V, New York, John G. Hepburn.
~ Y, New brighton. George v. COtteF.
-. Y, Long Island City, George Tom Fiore.
n. Y. OleAn, Angelo Crisafuli.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

Ala, Hollywood, Laburn Z. Bryant.
Ala, GeUrgiaRa, Horace RlKSby.
Ala, MeltOnville, Arthur Edwards.
ATiE., st. David. Francis Sabin.
Cal, Hayward. Colombo 4. Cecchl.
Cal. Richmond, tdolph c. Bauer, jr.
Cal, CAle1ico, Horace ii. Mccormack.
Cal, Cupertino. John DE Honey.
Cal, Los Angeles. Charles r. Fields.
Cal. Arratn, Henry r. krOnmann.
Colo, Denver, Clarence y. smotheTS.
Colo. ColeridEe, Fred ;. POstrI.
Colo, HaTmes, Ralph Jaeober.
Colo. OIathe. Earl e. SpierS.
Conn.,, New Haven, Angelo BalIAndelI.
Conn, New Britain, Ernest c. wilcox.
Conn, NorwaIk, John T.. Manek
Conn, Waterbury. Gerraro CapObianeo.
Conn. DanbuTy, Philip TOmanlo.
Fla., Doctors Inlet, James ". siIeox.
Ia Ia dseksonIIlIsi His,, Melvin Spanish.
Ca. Gainesville. Gully L. Gabrels.
Idaho. Rupert, Austin u. smith.
H., Chicago, Peter AuEustynia:S.
ILL.,, Dahlgren, Orwell X. Kennedy
ILL.,, Joliet, Robert Ferguson.
ILL.,. Atlanta, John r. W. GehIbach.
Ill, Chicago, Frank X. HebeI.
H., Petersburg. William II. Barniek.
H., Macomb, lilo W. Allen.
ILL.,, Oakdale, Bernard VI. Albers.
Ill, Palmyra, William q. Butcher.
I'LL, Foults, william Drops.
ILL.,, Chicago, Joseph Zach.
ILL.,, KRnkakee. Harry J. . Roehe.
Ill, McLeansboro, William X. Vaughan.
ILL.,, Athens James c. Wade.
H., streator. Harry r. MahOu-
Ill, Chicago, Thomas p. MRyFAkOs.
Ill.,, Moline, Richard StrandEArd.
ILL.,, Evanston, AIbin F1ngAl.
ILL.,, Decatur, Howard a. Dix.
ILL.,, Chicag 70, Richard ID. Hoare.
M. Balloon, Grattan Holly.
ILL.,, Chicago, Edward A. Fisher.
ILL.,, Chicago. Frank A. SehmauS.
ILL.,, Chicago, George MilosaVich.
Ind, Hammond, MRx r. Bossard-
Ind. KOkOmo, Lee A. Dunlap.
Ind, Lafayette, Frank Baer.
Ind, Indianapolis. Ernest Lester.
Ind, Albany, Fred Cunningham.
Ind. indianapolis, John AIoysius FitE.
Ind, Attica. Richard O. RInehart.
Ind, lake. Lonnie o. Main.
Ind, Terra Haute, Arthur y. Jones.
Ind. Goshen. Walter J. Lehman
Ind, Gary, Peter A. Flores.
Ind, Button, John II. Penrod.
Ind, Evansville, Adam KOresseL
Iowa, Elma, Frank &. ROethleT.
Iowa, DUBUQUE. Chris ]. Pie<eL
Iowa, Osksloosa, Roy s. Lookabaugh.
Iowa, Cedar Rapids, John II. Buresh.
Iowa, Charles City. Harold y. Lancaster.
Iowa, Gravity, Amos ". Wire.
Iowa, Perry, Eenner v. TiEhe.
Iowa, Dubuque, Clarence p. WelteR.
Iowa, Davenport. John l. M0lyneaux.
Town, RenWiek. Matt A. Madison.
Iowa, Cedar Rapids, John MhchuiA.
Iowa, Dexter, Charles A. KInkennon.
Iowa, Keswiek, Henry W. HubbeIl.
Iowa, Council Bluffs, Thadius Harman.
Iowa, West Branch, Chauncey N. Butler.
Iowa, Waterloo, Otis W. Church
Kan, Lamont, Daniel o. Roach.
Kan, Cedar Vale, Charles l. CaTenoe.
Ky., ElIEabethtOwn. Frank Read
Ky, Canton, DOEier Robinson
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

y. ", Brooklyn. John {. DiIEon.
y. v, WhHesbOro. Paul l. Brady.
y. v, Albany, IngOld W. Clark.
Norway, Christiania, Olaf o. johnson.
Ohio, Cleveland, Edmund kuIinSki.
Ohio, Mansfield, Russell Lee Coleman
Okla., Wauhillau. George Owens.
Okla, BrittOn, Herbert n. BAcIS.
Pa. WyanO. Robert SullcnbcrEer.
Pa, Homestead, John Jacob Rome.
Pn., Philadelphia. Charles z. Pursley.
Pa. Allentown. Lawrence 7. McGee.
Pa. SlatinEton. Norman Kern.
Pa. Philadelphia. John }. Lally.
Pa, Philadelphia, John Edward COnlin.
Pa, WatsontCWn. John ID. Coouer.
Russia, Welen ska, Protas Gnor1nes.
=. e., Anderson. Cart .SuGersOn.
=. D., Tabor. Anton BoSka.
Sweden, Ankarsrum, BiTCer LindberE.
Tex, south Maybe. Jesse ID. RasOr.
Tex, Greenyille, John w Sparks.
Utah, Duchesne, Titus Jones.
Vt. NoFvaIk, Michael Lyons.
VT, FerrisburE, Sydney Reynolds.
Wash, WaShOugal, Otto II. AckeT.
n. Va, Hewett, Rertcr II. ElSins.
n Va. Elizabeth. Oven R. Hopkins.
Wis., Oshkosh, NclSi in B1tOn.
" iS.. Phillips, TOny NOVotny.
Wis ArIIHnsaW, Frank PlummeF.
OsmOns RlnehaTt. tSO emergency addres
EiVen.l
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
EVANS. I7I5 KILBOURNE rLACE

EVANS. I7I5 KILBOURSE FLACE
NORTHWEST. ROYAL z. EVANS.
llR., SprOtt. Waller b. Logan.
Ala. Union Grove. Willis }. Hammock.
Ala, Enterprise, Berry VI. CruInpier.
Ala, Atmore, Homer B. Milsted.
Ark, Cardiff, Valentine Wheeler.
Cal, Heher. Thomas 4. Brmmbelnw.
CAT, Oakland, Walter J. Midson-
Col, Weston, Jose VI. Martinez.
Conn, Hartford, Victor l.. MOrandeF.
Fla., Tampa, Edward J. Newman.
TIa.. DeFuniak Spring, John B. Nccul-
lOuEh.
Fla, JIarIette. ANGEL v. Piquet.
Ga, Dublin. james J. Wyatt.
Ga, Sawyerville, Freeman r.. May.
Ga, DonAIdsOBVflle. Leslie Mathews.
Ill. Chicago, Pred Lucht;
ILL.,. Saline Mines, Ernest J. Schneider.
Ul-. Chicago Fred Il. Smith.
ILL.,. Champaign, Jan 7. ZalcSkt
Ind, Grifen, james Henry seals.
Ind, India aEpOiis, Kenneth SinmS.
Italy, StradA, Alfonso Prank LonEo.
Kan. Oakley, Elmer J. Maurer-
KY, Ready. Bethel MintOn.
La, .HaTrisOnbUrg. Berthe Hair.
Md. Fairfield. Andy r. GcunEbar.
Mass. Chelsea, Anthony ZehrOcsky.
Mass, Newton, John Gilmore.
Mass, Lynn, KassimisE Pnwloski.
Mass, HolyOke, John Markwavt.
Mass, HoIyoke. HhroIde Dean.
Mich, Albion, Robert 4. Daring.
Mich, FLINT. Lewis ColwelI woodward.
Mich, MuskegOn. Raymond Frederick
MINI. Detroit. Robert H. MeGarth.
NO.. st. Joseph, Albert Edward Mcbride.
Neb.. Hansen, Arthur Weiner.
-. J., Jersey City. Edward Goodwin.
y. j., PHUIsbOrO, FrsDk Gattuse.
v. y, Brooklyn, HuRO Hem.
y. y, Brooklyn, Hugh =. GiInagh.
y. Y, Owegn. Leo T. Gottlieber.
y. ", Long Island City. Charles J. Heller.
~. v, New York, Louis Ernqnell.
". v. Richmond Hill, Joseph v, DruTys
n ", Hempstead, Barney D'AtTi.
n. u. New York, Ant.n Bnndaranko.
y. ", Brooklyn, William I. Rice.
n. v, New York, Harry Slow.
n. ", New York, Abraham Solomon.
y. ". New York, Edward Wade.
y. ", New York. Julius Weiss.
y. v, Brooklyn. Philip L. Wendell.
y. ", Cortland, William Franklin Wood
y. ", New York. Joseph a. McCann.
n. ", New York, Reginald McCOnney.
y. ", brooklyn, william McCreery.
y. n, New York, Thomas r. McATdle.
n ", Rochester, Joseph NimenA.
~. G., Murchlson. ElEie II. OEle.
-. C., Bee Log. Sllas X. Hensley.
Ohio. south Akron, Lakeside, Elmer SIDNEY
Long.
Okla, ArdmOre. Henry Martin Williams.
Okla, Ieady. James A. Scott.
Okla, SalIiant, Gulee w. Hesbit.
Okla. Ward Springs, Everett Lynch.
Okla. Sparks, Robert Henderson.
Pa, Speers. Walter J.. Stroud.
Pn., Ffnleyville, Kenneth r. Troutman-
Pa, North Braddock, Michael j. EasofHky.
Pa, Philadelphia, Michael Joseph Smith.
Pa, philadelphia. William +. Owens.
Pa, JohnstOWn, Leroy McFeaters.
Pa, ElmOre, John D. Larson.
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Pa, RingtowH, William c. Lindenmuth.
Pa, Mount Pleasant, Wilbert J, Long.
Pa, Philadelphia, Dennis DOugheTty.
Pa, DunmOre, Thomas J. DOuEherty.
Pa, Zelienople, Werner r. EichhOltE.
Pa, Erie, stanislaw Herman.
Pa, SharpSburg, Carl Edward Kunde.
Pa, Warren, Alfred Carl Anderson.
Pa. Taylor, George v. Bell.
X. l., Centerdale, William II. Metivier.
=. G., Enterville, Frank o. Minis.
Tenn, Memphis. William L. Nash.
Ts1., Winnsboro, ElIie l. Zimmerman
Tea, Antelope, Irwin B. Rushing.
w. Va, CharlestoWn, Jacob Samuel LoVitE.
Wis, Edgar, Walter l.. Chapman.
Wis, OEdensburE, Clarence Leroy Larsen.
Va, Lexington, Robert Bruce Morrison.
Wis, Cameron, Herbert J, MOtIkus.
Wis, Milwaukee, Louis r. Riebs.
Wis, TomAhAWk, Harry stewart
The Washington times., 1918-11-08

Norn7fGin u EaSed- the Corn 10 DoomOdl
Banana skin-and that's magic
"Gets-It" Tight shoes and dan
cling even when you have a corn
need not disturb you II you apply
a few drops CT "GetsIt" on the
-orn or csllus. You want a corn
peeieF, not cOrn-fOOler. You
don't have TO fool with Germs
YOU peel them right off with your
dngers BY using "Gets-It" Cutting
makes cOrns grow and bleed. WHY
use irritating salves or make a
bundle Of your toe with tape or
bandagesy why pntteT m e''E
have the corn? Use "Gets-It"-
your ccrn-paIn Is over. the corn
Is = ''goaeT" sure as the sun rises.
"Gets-It" the guaranteed. money
back Corn-remoyer. the cnly sure
wav, costs but a trifie AZ any drug
store. Jrd by + Lawrence & Co.
Chicago. Ill Sold in Washington
and recommended as the worlds best
.orn remedy by O'Donnelrs Drug
stores. Peoples Drug Stores and AZ
e.
The Washington times., 1918-11-08
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED

N.AEN lE-N-lNlG
Conn, StratfOrd Lee Y. Farnum-
Mass, Lowell. Prank W. Sullivan.
Tex, Marshall. Wood A. Lake.
SERGEANTs.
Mich. Bark River, Dave EalIiJn.
No.. Springfield. Fred +. Murphy.
Mont. Miles City. Howard Eiar.'r.
Pa.. Su-arErove HAFland Eugene Abbott,
Pa, PittsburEh. John G. walclmp.
Tex, Lott, Bennie l.. HILL
CoRPORALS.
Cal. Los Angeles. WaldmsF Henry.
Cal, Beaumont. Clyde X. SeitE.
Cal, Les Angeles, Astor W. MeDermed-
Ind, French Lick, Anthony mciFer.
han, AtchiBon. George HOdson.
Nd, Tnneytown, Enamel Denton Slick.
Mich, Detroit, Clarence Earl Brya1.
Mich, Port Huron. James Timothy Newell.
y. V, Brooklyn, Henry SilVerman.
n. Y, Brooklyn, Spencer &. Wallace.
y; Y, RoChester, OhVsT =; Isfnela'
Okla, OkmulEee, George W. MeClsin-
PA Lebanon, Russell G. Allwetn.
Pa, Pittsburgh, william Luther Weiss.
Pa Scranton, George B. Woodward.
Wis. New Lisbon, William Benjamin Cur
wis, Milwaukee. Stanley AEIIewSkL
MUSICIAN.
n. Y, New York, Max NaIlsch.
MECHANICS.
Kau., Salina, BrHce u. Todd.
Neb.. David City, Edward Zahleg.
n v, Kings Park, Matthew McEnrOe.
WAGNER.
Ninn., Wells. Char,ss G6o Weich.
Ill.,, Chicago. james stephen FurlOnE.
Mich Rattle Creek, George W. Turner.
PRIVATES.
ID. C., WASHINGTON. MRS. FRANCES NJ.
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MISSING IN ACTION.

MISSING IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANTS.
d. C., WASHINGTON. EDWARD 7. COME
GYS; MRS: z. G. COMEGYS, Sls6 q
nj, Oak Pnrk. Oscar W. NordquIst.
y. ". SeweII. Walter VI. ireland.
~. ". New York, Robert Scott.
Tex, D'Hanis, John &. BOoE.
Tex, Fl Paso. RAYMOND @. Campbell
Tex, GreeneviIle, James B: Morgan
Va.' Toms Creek; SsgS osSnS Ne u; Taylor.
D. G.. WASHINGTON. PHILIP G.
CHANES, MISS TEREsA CHAYES, I5IE
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Cal, Pomons. FFed a. Armstrong.
Ind. Gary, Ross Boyer.
y. Y. New York. Louis Kwart.
n. v. buffalo, David T. UIIman.
Pa, StroudsbuLz. Frank v. Pullman.
CORPORALS.
Ark. Revins. Chester u. TribbIe.
Ark, RlsOR, Hugh, T. Grenleia.
Cal. San Rafael. Louis MarelIi.
Conn.,. New Haven. Mitchell Brenan.
Iia., Jasper. Ffank Elrod.
ILL.,, Chicago, HeE G. DelonG.
Iowa, Little Rock. Carl Ionneman.
Mich, Detroit. Charles Delllng.
Mich, West Detroit. LOTis ID. MeFaWn.
Minn., 81. Paul, George W. Coe.
n. Y, Buffalo, Edward n. Pearson.
\. C.. SeabOard. William a. Davis.
Ohio. Columbus, wallace ID. Kennedy.
okla, BETHANY. Frank Y: Bond.
Okla. Dill, Joseph II. Bishop.
Pa, Pittsburgh. Leo B. Dohn.
Tenn. Rogersytile: John Pred Compton.
Tenn, Nashville, WallBce Williams.
Tex, Weaver, Esea MeCord.
Tex, I.adonia, Lafayette Il. EaGietOn.
Tex. Burton, August GOLDBERG.
Tex, GlRzler, James J. Greever.
Tex, GAINESVILLE, Frank b. Keel.
Tex, Leonard, EStlII A. Wilson.
Tex, Dallas, Frank n. Feltner.
Tex, GreenTille. Joe b. Meadows.
Tex, Grand Prairie, Dallas r. walker.
MECHANICS.
Ill, Chicago Heights, Mike Toceo.
La, New Orleans. Arthur y. FreehOu-
n. j., Perth Amboy, Charles N. Peterson.
Tex, ROwlett, George ". BelcheF.
BCGLER,
Tex, Galveston, Conrad VoiKht.
PRIVATES.
Ala, Missala, Andrew d. Roberts.
Ala, MeFrycrOss, Graham s. Little.
Ala, Oxford. Archie b. David.
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VI, Windsor, Clarence n. HoisfnEton.
Va, Shippers, Charles W. Wright.
Na.-SOuth Emporia. Walter J. Mason.
Va. Severn. Willie c. Brown.
wash. MatiOck, Earl B. Hall.
W. Va, Williamson, Herbert J. Goodman
w. Va, Zig Creek. Homer Vance.
w. Va, Reader, Francis W. LanraSter.
w. Va, CharIestOWn. David :. Noble.
w. Va, Huntington, Frederick A. Duncan.
Wis, Beioit, Christian T.. ChFispensei.
WIS. Wheeler, George William Ehlert.
Wis, Oshkosh, AdOlph Gertsch.
Wis, Athens, Frank 2. JohnaS.
Via, Columbus. William r. King.
Wis, Mazapanie. FlorHn \. Martin
Wis, Hartford. Herbert Michael simmer
Wis, Park Falis. Charels r. Carl.
Wis, Wyoming, Roy l. Lnnders.
Wyo., Sundance, Alfred Olson.