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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13


Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions OF an Act Of Congress- approved
June goth, 1910, the laws IT the State Of New
Mexico and the rules and regulations Of the
State Land Office the Commissioner Of Public
Lands will offer At public sale to the highest
bidder at o'clock q. m. on Saturday, Oci0.
Der 18th. 1918. In the town Of Deming, County
~ Luna, State OF New Mexico. In front Of the
court house therein, the following described
tracts Of land. viz:
Sale No. i28i-NEN NEk, Sec. IS. T. 81
s. r. W., containing 1000 acres selected
for the Santa Ne and Grant County Rairoad
Bond Fund The improvements consist Of
house, we'll windmill corrals, tank and fenc.
ing. value $4,000
Sale No. l292-EhEh. Sec 81 all OF Sec.
90; T. 81 s., r. 10 W., containing 500. 90
acres The improvements csnsist OF fencing,
value S25000.
Sale No. i23a---Lois I. 9, Q, 4, Sec. 80;
IT. 20 s., r. 10 w., EhEh, Sec IS. T.
% s. r. II W., containing ai9,Q4 acres Sc
lected for the Santa " and Grant County
Railroad Bond Fund There are no improve.
menis on this tract.
Sale No. i234-Nwh. Sec. 4. 7. rs s.,
4. 8 W.. containing 1879 acres The i'm.
pr0veinenls consist Of house, corrals well and
grubbing, value t655.OO
Sale No. i295--NWA, See. 30 7. &c s., r.
o W., containing 10000 acres selected for the
Santa " and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund. The improvements consist Of wen and
clearing, value $4,000.
Sale No. i236--sEn. Sec. 28; T. 20 s..
r. W., containing 10000 acres selected for
The Santa fe and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund. The improvements consist Of well,
fencing and clearing, value $4,000
Sale No. i237-NEh Sec. 22 7. 20 s.,
r. 10 W., containing 100 acres selected for
the Santa Ne and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund. The improvements consist OF house,
well. fencing and clearing, value st5s,O0.
Sale No l23s--All Of Section 2 7. 20 s.,
r. ~ W., containing 5p9,26 acres, There
are no improvements on this tract
sails No. 12a0--NElswi swiswi, Sec. 8:
WASEt, Sec. rs, WiNEi. Sec. 10; n. 20 s.,
The santa " and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund The improvements consist Of fencing.
value $1,000
Sale No. l240-Ei. swl, Sec. %; "a,
Nf4SEi SWiSEi. SElSW1, Sec 20
SE3NWl Sec. IS EiNWi NEisWt, Sec. 90
W 20 3. r. 10 W., containing 10000 acres.
There are no Improvements on this tract.
Sale No. i2ti-EisE., Sec. "a; swisEi.
sElsWi, Sec 90. 2. 40 s.. r. ", con.
tanning 10000 acres, There are no improve
-, Z. 20 s., r. W.. containing 100000 aerss
selected for the Santa fe and Grant COUNT
Railroad Bond Fund. The improvements con.
si.i Of barn, wen. pump house, fencing. corral
value Q0e2.00
Sale No. l2l8-NWl, Sec. ~. 4. 90 s.,
r, 3 W., containing 100 90 acres selected for
he Santa " and Grant County Railroad Bond
FUND, The Improvements consist Of fencing
and 20 Acres cleared value 43a5O0
Sab No. l2if--aWi. Sec. IS; +. IS s.. n
10 W.. containing 100. 90 acres selected Tor lhr
santa " and GRAM County Railroad Bond
fund. The improvements consist Of fencing
and charing, value e250.00.
sale No. l2t5-ssWi Sec. 4; r. 20 s., n
10 W., containing 10000 acres selected for
The Santa fg and Grant County Railroad Bond
tract
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
or NEW MEXICO IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF LUNA
Rosa Buck
Plaintiff,
vs.,
Sylvester Buck.
Defendant
NOTICE OF SUIT.
No. $40

To Sylvester Buck.
You are hereby notified that there IA now
on file In the office " the Clerk Of the Dis.
lrlct Court Of Luna County. New Mexico, the
complaint Of the plaintiff Rosa Buck, against
YOU the defendant Sylvester Buck,
That the general nature Of said action Is 10
obtain a divorce from you, the defendant
Sylvester Buck, and 10 obtain the care custo.
dy and control Of the minor children Of the
Plaintiff and defendant.
The name and address Of the plaintiffs at.
torney Is Fred Sherman, Deming, n NJ
You are further notified that unless you
appear thereto aud make defense 70 said &C.
lion on or before the 10th day Of October,
1918, Judgment and decree win be entered as
prayed by default
In witness whereof I have subscribed nv
name this 9th day Of August, 1918.
@. r. HUGHES,
Clerk Of the District Court Of Luna County,
New Mexico.
Aug. 30-sept. 20.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

Cash Prize Offered BY Albuquerque
lhamn.r d nnnllHa

Albuquerque, N. M, Sept. lz. q
cash prize Of $500 4 being offer
% b. lhe Albuquerque chamber %
commerce FOR Tie best design Of m
emblem and trademark for the use
Of ihe New Mexico Bean Growers
Association. The object Of the
chamber Of commerce IN holding the
contest Is to- secure trademark
which will advertise both New Mex
loo beans and New Mexico. Az o
result Of last years advertising
campaign BY the u. S. food admin
iairalion. pinto beans viii soon be
on sale IN every city in the United
States, and accordingly an attract
We trademark appearing on every
aack, will, it j. believed, interest
hundreds Of thousands Of people in
the Sunshine State.
Contestants should submit their
designs, preferably in colors, to the
Albuquerque chamber Of commerce,
Albuquerque, New Mexico, by 0st0-
Der 10 Designs must be simple
enough 10 allow Of printing on an
ordinary 100 ID. hurlap sack, the di-
mensions Of which are rs by Al
inches. II is required that the de-
sign include the words New Mex
leo Pinto Beans," preferably form
ing The circumference Of circle,
and also the words New Mexico
Bean Growers Association prefer
ably appearing horizontally below
circle, or as bar extending across
should preferably appear within the
circle, or ms bar extending across
! II horizontally. The scale of the
drawing is not material The right
10 reject any and all entries is re-
served. All meriiorious entries will
be exhibited to the public nj the Of
flee eff the Albuquerque chamber Of
commerce. Selection Of the best
design will be made jointly by the
bean growers association and the
chamber of commerce.
Here is chance for patriotic
citizens, including boys and girls Mt
tending school, to show their artistic
talent, TO render great servic to
their home state, and to perform a
notable patriotic service in develop
ing the full use Of the nations food
resources. The New Mexico pinto
bean is fast gaining nationwide re-
coenition as the equal of any bean
in the world for both food value,
flavor, and ease Of preparation. The
pinto is distinctly a New Mexico pro-
duet, and through a good trademark
can be made to carry a message
from New Mexico into every home in
America.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

Sale No. l2t6--WA, Sec. 81; all Of Sections
~, 49, 49,; va. Sec. %; T. 81 s., K. is W..
Az OF Sections l, 10. rs; M, SEA, Sec. "a
70, Sec, 25; 7. q s.. r. IA W., wa. Sec.
an OF Sections I, s, 8; Wa, Sec. al .
Sec g., WsNEi, va, sEi Sec, . EhNwa,
sElNwi, Elswi, Sec is: r. as r
u W. -, Sec. al Of Sections 8. II; n.
~ y, X. 10 W., containing II ,6T4B2 acres.
Of which 8,60s 20 acres were selected for the
Santa We and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund. There Nere no improvements on this
Sale No l2l7-Ar OF Sec. 10. T. % s.. R.
2 W., containing $4,000 acres There are no
improvements on this tract
Sale No. t24s-An Of Sections 81. "a. T.
20 =. r. W., NEi. Sec. 5 All OF Sec. 7
W.. Sec, s. an OF Sections II, is. 10; WI.
Sec. 20; al Of Sections 80, 80. IS. T. "a s..
x: w all Of Sections II, i2 10, II. %.
q, -; M, Sec. 20. an Of Sec 90. r. 81 S.
R, W., SEA, Sec 8, 50. Sec. s 50. Sec.
~. Sec. Q. all Of Sections rs. IL: IA, Sec.
~, Sec. 10; an Of Sections 90. 20 Et
SW3, See. 30. al Of Sections a.. 20. T. %
=. R W.. al II Sections q o. I. 5. 8.
NJ. SCI Sec q swi, Sec "A an Of Sec.
ss, 80; r. % s. R.. ", containing ses' sa
6i0ia acres, Of which 7.O47.09 acres were
selected for the Santa Fe and Grant County
Railroad Bond Fund. The improvements con.
sist Of
No bids on the above described tracts Of
ara WI be accepted for less than THREE
DOLLARS $4,000 per acre. which n the
appraised value thereof and in addition thereto
TIE successful bidder must pay for the i'm.
provemenis that exist on the land.
Sale No. l2ls-wi, SEA. ssNEl. Sec. 30
a; 70 y, X. ? W.. containing 10000 acres.
~ Al -
bid on the above described tract Of land win
h. accepted for less ihan $1,000 per acre
Each Of the above described tracts win be
offered Tor salS separately.
The above sale Of land win b. subject 10 the
following terms and conditions vil
Except for land selected for The Santa Fe
and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund, The
successful bidder must pay 10 the Commits.
sioner Of Public Lands or hia agent holding
.uca sale, one-igentelh Of TIE price Offered
by him for the land, -four per cent Interest II
advance for the balance Of such purchase price
fees for advertising and superintendent ana IN
costs incidental TO The sale herein. each and an
Of said amounts must b. deposited IN cash an
certified exchange a. The time Of sale and
which said amounts and an Of them are sab.
Jet 10 forfeiture 70 The Slate Of New Mexico.
" the successful bidder does not execute con.
tract within thirty DAYS after Il has beon
mailed 70 him BY the Slate Land once MA
contract to provide that the purchaser may n
big option make payments Of not less than sn9.
'hiriieih Of nlnciy-lifa per cont Of ire par.
chase price a. any time after lhr sale and prior
% The expiration Of thirty yean from dale Of
The contract, and to provide lof ne payment
n any unpaid balance a the expiration III
thirty years from ne date Of The contract with
interest on deferred payments NJ the rate Of
ionf Per cent peg apnnm payable IN advance
on ne Anniversary oI ihe date of conirn-
Partial naymonu 10 b. credited on fhn ar,
versary Of ne date Of ne contrast naxt CO...
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13
Wheat 8 Feet HIuh

Jemez Springs, N. NJ, Sept. l2.-
Seth T. Hofheins has a forty-Ocre
field of wheat that shows conclu-
sively that this is a wheat section
Though Mr.. Hofheins is six feet, the
wheat reaches several inches over
his head. The wheat is ready to har-
vest and the yield promises well as
The heads are from four to six inches
aud well willed. This is spring
wheht, but winter wheat is regarded
rs a good crop also.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13
Holds Liberty Bond Record

The First National bank Of Santa
Fe subscribed to more of the first
and second certificates Of indebted
ness issued by the United States in
anticipation of the fourth liberty
loan than all the other "a banks in
New Mexico Of the Kansas City
federal reserve district, although II
has less than one-seventh of the re-
sources Of the 50 banks in the dis
trict.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT ~ TIE STATE
or NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY on LUNA
Myrtle n. Roberts,
Plaintiff
W.
Reniamin Roberts,
Defendant.
CIVIL NO. sss.
NOTICE or TENDENCY OF SUIT


To Benjamin Roberts. The above uamsd de.
iondant:
You are hereby notified that suit has
leen Instliuied against you By tho above named
plaintiff IN the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District Of the state Of New Mexico.
within and for the county Of Luna entitled
MYRTLE ?. Roberts, plaintiff ". Benjamin
Roberts. defendant: CIVIL NO. 895"
The general object Of said suit Is to have
The bonds Of matrimony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant dissolved BY this court
Plaintiff alleges IA grounds for her said
action that said defendant has wholly and
totally deserted and abandoned plaintiff and
failed to provide for her maintenance and
support.
You are further notified that unless you
enter your appearance in said court on or Re.
fore the iiil day Of October. A. D. 1918.
judgement viii h. rendered against you in
said suit by default
The name and posioifce address Of the At.
lorney for plaintiff is ClaFry G, Fielder, Dem.
ing. New Mexico
Given under my hand and the seal of this
rourt, NJ Demng New Mexico. this The 23d
day Of August, A. D. 1918.
(SEAL) G. r. HUGHES,
Clerk Of the District Court Of Luna County.
New Mexico.
Aug. sO-sept. 20
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

TO Juanila =. 0'Conuor. he ahose named
defendant.
You are hereby notified ihat ! snh Ia.
been instituted aFainu you hy the above
named plaintiff ~ be District Court III ~
sixth Judicial District Of the State N New
Mexico, within and for ihe County of Luna
entitled Joseph T. OConnor. plaintIn IA
Juaniia =. OConnor, Defendant. Civil No.
The general object d raid rnii 4 IN haqr
The bonds 81 malFmony nov existing llinaan
Court.
Plaintiff alleges a. erounds for Tia AHA
echon ihul defendant has deserted and ahan'
doned plaintiff, williu|ly end without 1aass.
and without 10 consent
You afe further notified that unie.. son
enter your appearance ~ said suit on 0I L..
iere ihe 18Th aay Of October. 1919 JUDGMENT
wlil b wondered against yoa IN Sid an|I bl
The name and post e!ioa aiIon ol ID. Al.
,erne, iof plaintiff e a " Pollard DaH|aa.
Given under ny Hard ana .ssl "a a..
Court a nem|nf New MasIto. ihf 1In a..
Clerk Of the District oonri II laas c'ea.,.
lsEAL) nvp Ir.|'
Aug. 23-sept h. .I.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

DR.. NJ. X. Ho'linshed visited
friends here last week. lie took his
little son, Mark, to the Catholic
academy at Silver City when he left.
Mrs. Herbert Barquist spent q
delightful week at the Kimboll home.
She will visit her brother in Califor-
mia before returning to her home in
Dies Moines, Iowa.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

lowing the date Of tender.
The sale Of land selected for the Santa ~
and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund win be
SUBJECT 10 the above terms and conditions ex
cept that the successful bidder must pay In
cash or certified exchange Al the time Of sale
oneienih OF the purchase price offered By him
for the land, four per cent interest IN al
vance Tor the balance OF such purchase priee
ana viii be required TO execute a contract
providing for the payment Of the balance OF
such price IN thirty equal annual insiallmenls
with interest on al deferred payments al the
rate 81 four per cent per annum m advance
payments and interest due on October first. of
each year.
The above sale Of land win he subject 10
and reservations
The Commissioner Of Public Lands or his
agents holding such sale reserves the rieht io
reject any and an bids offered al said sale
Posses, lon under contracts Of sale Tor the
above described tracts will be- given ON sign
in" Of the contracts.
Witness my hand and the Official seal Of
ihe State Land Office Of the State 81 New
Mexico, his 10Th day Of July. 1918.
ROBT. p. ERvIEN.
Mexico.
First publication, July 90. 1918.
last publication. September 27 1918.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE SIX n
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AM
FOR THE COUNTY or LUNA
Joseph l.. o'Connor.
Plaintiff
vs..
Juaniia " OConnor.
Defendant
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. KimbOll and
their guest, Mrs. Herbert Barquist,
visited the Gymcanna mines at Tres
IIemanas last week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

Mrs. c. ID. Graberi and little
Claude have moved to Hurley. Mrs.
10. A. Farrow is living at Sunset
ranch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
LIMA COUNTY
LUNA COUNTY.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER or
PUBLIC LANDS, SANTA FE. new
MEXICO.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

Misses Helen and Leila Mae Far
row have gone to Pinos Altos, where
they will teach this coming year.
Mrs. Whitney of Rincon is visiting
her son, George.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

Master Richard Leach of Deming,
spent several days Of last week at
the Pringle ranch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

ROBT P. ERvIEN,
Commissioner Of Public Lands. State Of New
Mexico
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Watkins
were Deming visitors Saturday.
+. Il. Kimball, who has been ser
iously IL, is improving. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-28
WS1
"WUXTRA! WINTER
STYLE FOR SHIPMENT
Latest Workers Garment Be-
twixt Diving and Football
Outfit-But It's Warm

Dame Fashion has decreed many
strange things, but wait until the winter
suits for shipworkers blossom forth with
the snow.
At first glance the garments might be
mistaken for a combination diving out
fit and football regalia. II is n two-piece
suit with blouse effect and storm
collar.
A sample suit has been submitted to
the Bureau OF Standards at Washing
ton for tests. IT Is the handiwork of a
dozen or more experts-not tailors, but
shipyard men.
The suit is especially designed to pro-
tect men on outside work during cold
weather. 1t consists OF a three-ply ma
terial---an outer cover of one-ply olive
drab very closely woven cotton drill.
one-ply of cotton lap padding. approx
mately six ounces. twenty per cent
wool, and lining of one-ply No $50
cotton drill.
One peep" at the cold weather
garment would excite college lads to
start a "rah-rah," "team-team' cry.
Maybe 1t will start a system OF working
| by signals--6-47-S' They're Off.
The initial presentation cs the gar
ment to various officials of the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation caused n furry
| OF excitement. However. all joshing
| aside, the officials believe that It Is the
ideal suit for shipworkers during the
winter weather and will materially help
the ship production.
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Deaths

@E%S&s a 4; Sf%G
T. RrRfNsm E q Int; mN5BT Byv?ss' IS WILLIAM J. bu,-
trierds' st. johns. .AssemSIy, No.. IS. A. O. 3.
NJ t5 fun.rs Of sefScs asc Tr s st.
Fiji aErLpnN"v in' e" yNSRs McS'mn:1er + CEN BELL
mcrlE of Newcastle -on-Tyre. Eneland'' aged
ash & serviees Fssis'HsS ST. q hn%rs~s H%rsH's f' E.
SHnFSS sS,N Gs% end FIsnds may sp R
Of s@S$sS ss.s ss TsHE s Relative. xsss
IrsSSss fes MsSS r. hSv SrsRr
husband OF Jennie Bioomer, tneo PARKER;
EssfvsS "a I5 I!5'?a' HSs'i to rsnssa
Ssarch Ss 7sG az tic %.tyH sSa AFas m ist Ms
,f BfoYD.6nNpv. e. a, 25st and Oak lane:
N aeSGs D. Roya asad a.
may he Viewed chapel Of Kirk & Nice. 8soI
! Germantown ave. dtn., Sat. ESQ p m.
riaSss aSs ;ss, s y,sS HvnK
iiGSs in,; sfIs, b, p Rs,s ss,s : syd'"A'm ST.
and friends invited to funeral. Sat, 5 a. m.
6rothsr-in.law,s residence. Jeremiah Tate.
t.
solemn high mass OF requiem at St. An.
thongs Church. 9:3o a. m. Int. Holy Cross
EuzRY---Nov, ga. THOMAS. d. RUzBY.
aged Is. Relatives and friends invited to
MTs p sac nsees barfsS ssdsnse
Frankford; Int. Cedar Hin Gem:
+, CAAMPIRsEILLii.,.Noy VI Rel 20 GEoRuE ". hps-
Hss Tea and f enas nSaG to ISSS Esa ss1
$40 a m. 514O Reno st. High mass OF
requicm 10 q. m, 1.ady of Victory Church.
.ith and Vine SITS Int Holy Cross Gem
rf$ f EkMPhs &C. SSs SGv v:n0t e. ROB
son, son OF the lats @ Robert a and & Sarah Campbel,
,cSGyicc ,SGGyi Fri, . P. M. oliver H. Ba!r Bldg.
m;!ps %sy 5; yi:x;sa Tnsrs eve .sm' S n. 10
Relatiyes and friends WasSinston Camp. am D.
~ Sp 40 qf A. F5SsnSisyli!G S.,, ai; G GoSn
ices, Sat, ! p. m, oliver IT, Ba!r Bldg
Gem. Friends may view remains Fri. 80
To cSo;HTLI&s' OH 'MNov. 27. Corporal PETER J.
COLLINS. i12d Engineers. I, s. A, son
OF Ellen and late Peter Collins Funeral
will bs announced later from mothers resi-
dcnce oO35 Moore st.
CoNAWAY. - suddenly. Nov. -. WILL
LIAM j.. husband OF late Bertha ConawRv
and son of James 5 and Bertha Conaway.
7SS. i; Of r. +: All other societies Si
SHcn Sa Gsf Tsa sysr . to- fspsrn soemn
high mass OF requiem Our Lady OF Mercy
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Gem.
CoNEGHAN.- Nov, "a. ANNIE. widow of
James Coneghan. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral. Fri. s;a0 a. M. 1853 &.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-28

OFFICERS LIST
Baltimore, Md.
Died OF Wounds Received in Action
- FIRST LIEUTENANT--bavid r. Kilduf.
Fredericksburg. Va.
Died Of Disease
MAJOR-Randolph r. Zane. Sacramento,
Present for DUTY, rIsyiously, Reported Sc
verelS Wounded
First Lieutenant
New riHSr yor,l r ltIlOTENANT-Charies i. Dalton.
PENNSYLVANIA
Killed In Action
PRINATES-Renjamln sustin. 729 McClel-
Man?r; Joseph r. CaIdWcn' % Jr'. pitinss; pittsSurEs;;
William l.. Stroupl. OIL City.
Died Of Wounds Received In Action
-, RIVATEs-Wiiiiam j. Lacey. 2s6O North
TcHettadn STLSHHeand hySs1He PhiadephiS Joseph p.
chance; Sidney j.. Wilson. New Eagle.
Severely Wounded
PRINATE-Paul Lubawski, Carnegie
slightly Wounded
PRINATE--William O. Brien. 20l4 Amin
street. Philadelphia.
Missing In Action
J., C0RP%oRAts-Ray % r. schenck. Pitts
vile: Eaward fsnehier. RidawaW; dofa aenry rS'ts Z.
Alpytlns Cooper. gSUS
E!slsher 4ioS Market street. PhiladsipSia
PITTSBURGH; Ralph Wolf, Pittsbursh
Killed in Action Prcviously Reported Miss
ing)
PRINATE-Daniel Jay Shenk Reading.
Sick 1" Hospital rr;GS!0usl' ;ns Reported Miss
PRIYATES - Miller Donachy. Kane
Thomas \, mas. I; Holland Mcksssport: -,
PRlNATE-l5pnrga o. BrIPn 1bOu Rerha N
street, Philadelphia.
NEW JERSEY
Killed In Action
PRIyATEs--Charles N. Davis, Bloom
c. Polhemus.- Clementon; Sidney r. PrIn-
ensack.
Died Of Wounds Received in Action
PR1VATES-Kenneth s. Conover Key
port: John Henry James. Phiipsburg.
Died OF Disease
PRdVATE-John william Kelley. Lam
bertville.
Present For Duty. Previously Reported Miss
PRIvATE-BenjamIn Franklin Fess, As.
Sick in Hospital
PRIyATE-DeWlu Carleton TremaIne
Palisade.
DELAWARE
Killed In Action
PRlNATE-Wiliam n. Brennan. Hoekes-
sen.
MARYLAND
Died OF Wounds Received In Action
PRINATE-Frank Ward. Baltimore.
Missing in Action
PRlNATES-Cecil e. Holland Pocomoke
City; Lawrence II. Upole Deer Park; Ellis
worth e. Whalen, Baltimore.
VIRGINIA
Killed In Action
PRINATE--Lennie ]. Bacon Lynchburg
Died of Wounds Received In Action
PRlNATE-Bennle H. Leverson. Llghtfoot
Missing In Action
CORPoRAI.-James VI. Keyser. Coving-
ton.
PRIVATE-seaton d. Elliott Petersburg.
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soy wife OF William H. wilson. Iase ~
.. 10th ct Relatives and friends invfu4t0
funssS[al rsS seryiffes on Fri; at S;,sna p; sna @s
Int; private Fernwood Gem;
o. Hannah Wolf OF 1881 y. 18th st. Rele<
tivcs md friends invited TO funeral terv-i
ices, Fri, 230 n. M. parlors Morris ROfen-
bcrE,s Son. 2OO9 y. Broad st. Int. Mt.
: %oRK'ENgx eo. LOUISA NJ. widow ef
T William r. Work Relatives and. friends
invited ,Ht!S to to fnTeral Fra p M H. i4ia Els %
WOOD Nov. 90 ALFRED, husband Of
Emily j.. Wood. aECsl ~. Relatives and
friends POCahontas Lodge. No. 107. T. %.
q. r.. Moorestowp. y. j.. MohRve Tribe.
No. 500 O. r. NJ. Cross. and Crown Couh-
elk No. 90, Knish,s@ @ o. Golden Eagle Rrsift
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-28
CASUALTIES AGAIN
y PASS 1000 MARK
General Pershing's Army
List Includes 562 Dead,
248 Wounded
MARINES SWELL TOTAL
"Sea Soldiers Add 14O to
Mortality Roll, With 1876
Missing and Captive
MARINES SWELL TOTAL
washington. Nov. 2S.

Washington. Nov. %.
Another big casualty list is furnished
today by General Pershing. the army
roll totaling 1879, of which the names of
the dead comprise more than one-half,
while the soldiers of the sea-" the
United States Marines, contribute to the
: large aggregate with 2S6 additional
names, including 140 dead and 126
Missing in action Unclud-
enemy.
Summarized. TO date, the losses are
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-28
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