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Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
Last Showinas of "Ruqqles"


 Taylor Holmes, makes his appear ance for the last time today in Rug gles of Red Cap at the Columbia. While taking the western scenes in Arizona, Holmes was treated to an ostrich ride near Phoenix of which he says:
 They dared me to ride, and so I did it, but I'd rather ride for a week in a freight train caboose than on an ostrich for a moment. The ostrich em- ulates the roll and dip of the ocean. Ten minutes on the back of one of those birds would give a fellow real sea-sickness in my opinion
 During his stay in Phoenix, where a great deal of the picture was taken the comedian tore big hole in his cut-away coat. He groaned. Where under the shining sun in Arizona-land of boots and cowboys apparel-could he obtain another. He bought one here, however, in a little side street clothing store.
 T couldn't duplicate it's quality or fit in any tailoring establishment in New York;" he said. Elsie Ferguson at the Lamara In the screen version of Song of Songs," which is the current bill at the Hip today and tomorrow, Elsie Fergu- son has a part that not only shows her wonderful beauty to advantage, but she has the chance to wear some of the smartest frocks seen in any picture this year.
 It is one of those gripping social melodramatic stories wherein the spec tator is no sooner delighted to see this working girl. played by Miss Ferguson triumphant and the wife of a wealthy | ex-senator or when "the woman scorned" takes a hand and the girl bride is driven from her home by the
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
WILL PRESENT FINAL l. EVIDENCE TOMORROW
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wlrel

CHICAGO, June 1S-The government expects to complete its presentation of evidence in the seditious conspiracy trial of I. w. w. members by Thursday afternoon it was said today by the prosecutors. Counsel for the no de- fendants then will call their witnesses.
 More testimony of sabotage was told today by government witnesses.
 J. P. Doran of Tacoma, Washington, a defendant, in a speech once urged l. W. W.'s to slow down their work and not to make money for the boss, and to keep it up until "the bosses quit, beaten" according to Garfield Davis, chief of police of Port Angeles, Wash ington.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
All Lines Represented

Deputy Food Administrator Bracket was chairman Of the meeting. Every line was represented at the meeting Including meat, drygoods. wholesale produce and groceries. The matter of jobbing came up but the members Of ihe food administration said that noth- Ing was to be done now but that job- ping might be eliminated later.
 In the discussion preceding the vote upon the cooperative delivery plan. many of the largest dealers, especially 'he wholesale dealers, said they were willing to eliminate deliveries entirely. ,t was intimated clearly by members of the food administration that such a step would "likely be taken before long,"
 Some doing business in the suburbs expressed the opinion limited delivery would work hardship upon them, by permitting the larger, downtown stores to come in and cut out their special
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
Trade at One Store

The matter of the transferring of bread cards was discussed. One dealer said he had been annoyed by people wanting to transfer their cards and by cards coming to him from other deal CTS. The question was finally asked How far must we go in transferring
 S. J. Buckingham. county food ad- ministrator answered: Put it up to the people. Say you do not care to handle shifting bread business. Let the GUS toner do without, and he will come to time. People do without bread in Eu rope and they can do without here"
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WILL THE GENTLEMAN who called for bull dog Tuesday evening at 1912 East Mcdowell Road, please phone 2933 Wednesday about 2 o'clock or call Thursday morning. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
w AN T ED

FIRST CLASS MALE BOOKKEEP- FER AND STENOGRAPHER. ONE WITH ELECTRICAL E EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. GOOD WAGES TO THE RIGHT PARTY. ADDRESS REPUBLICAN BOX SOC. St
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
DELIVERIES BY
 STORES TO BE
 GUT IN COUNTY
Merchants and Food Board
 Also Decide to Include
 Sugar On Ration Card In Future; Limit 8 Pounds

Sugar will be added to the bread card and merchants deliveries will be reduced, as a result of a meeting of merchants and representatives of the food administration last night.
 The reduction in deliveries will amount to two deliveries in each To- cality daily, but to one house only once each day. This plan will be followed by all merchants and will be manda- tory upon them, but a committee head ed by R. B. Summers. is working upon a schedule whereby one dealer cannot jit' upon another by delivering in a To- cslity at an off time, or after, or before, the regular time set each day for de- liveries in that locality.
 Sugar will be rationed three pounds month to each person, with clause that no person buying for family shall have the privilege of buying more than two pounds at any one time.
 Delivery Plan Explained
 The plan of delivery is, as intimated by food administration officials. the rorerunner of total elimination of de- liveries by merchants. Elements of economy entering into the plan of de- livery curtallment are gasoline and needless waste of time and money in  breaking of a habit of the American people of having it sent" even if it amounts to a spool of thread or jar of dill pickles.
 Reports from grocerymen as to how the bread ticket plan is working were made. the concensus of opinion being that the plan has proved a decided success. One dealer reported that he had 153 bread cards in his list and that at the end of the period specified his customers had come out with a total of 1000 loaves in the balance. He asked what he should do about this balance, whether it should he carried over or stricken off Mr. Elliott. of the food administration, answered by saying that in such cases. where a customer had used such good management it was only right that the customer be permitted to draw upon his balance, in emergency, the same as he would be permitted 10 draw upon his balance at a bank. Grocerymen, however, were cautioned not to permit another family 10 use that balance.
 As to placing the sugar on the bread card it was decided to start the sugar ration with the same date of the bread card.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

vHousekeeper. A refined gentleman, well educated. Al" refer ences. needs a lady between ages 21 and about 35 to act as housekeeper in return for a nominal salary. good home and splendid future. Particulars to Mir. Goodheart, General Delivery, Douglas, Arizona. ds
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

Use Republican Classified Ads for Results for profit
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

WANTED-Compete energetic of flee man. State age. experience and salary expected. Address in own hand writing Box 91S Renuhlican. dh
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

WANTED-Man over draft age for clerical and office work in country
 store in Yavapai county. Salary s60 per month, found. Address Box 90A Republican. al
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

FURNISHED ROOMS and slee~ing porch at The Glenwood, 245 East Mon roo dS
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

LANCE APIS, 666 So. Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles. Light, spacious and cool, singles and doubles. Best location in f ho nit.- l<,11. r11,n, ,,an, rofoS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04

s. D.: Arthur BERNARD Johnson. Little
Fails. Mimi. Emory Leonard, Geneva,
Neb, Heyman Levine. Newark, N, j.;
Joseph Charles McMullen, Brooklyn, N.
y, Joseph William Mahon. New York.
N Y. Andrew Marano, Italy; Joe An
tonic Martin. Battle Creek. Mich; An
drew Mott, Amity, MO- Alexander Cobb
Motley, Sheppard Va; Henry Nell
Nicholson, Reithville, La, Charles
Richard Nlckerson. Jamaica, n, y
Chester John Nowakosh South Bend,
Ind; Werner Elster Nunley, Abingdon.
Va: Hugh Blackburn Odneal Prairie
Home, Mo; Henry NJ Pace, Coalridgc
Pa, Llnwood l.. Pearson, Portsmouth,
Va Paul Curtin IoindeNter Cadiz, Ky. /;
Peter porco, Italy; William j. Potts,
harrington, Ncb. John r. Psenick.
Mercta. Texas; William Reese Pitts
hurgh, Pa; David H. Reid. Bridgeport
Conn Thomas H. Reynolds, Skaneate-
les y, Y. George l., Riggleman, Reds
vile, w. Va: samuel Roth PaSsaic, n.
J.: Joseph Rubin. Philadelphia, 'n. ;
Charley Il Russell Conway. Ark: Harry
O. T.. SandberB, St Charles, H. Frank
Sanders, Newark, n. j.; Charles Fred
erck SchmutE, brooklyn, n, Y; John
J. Shotwell, Bering. Texas; Arthur
Thompson, Dclvale kan. Norman IT,
Woinenbnch, Buffalo A. Y, John
NurRn. Jersey city, y J.. John Buogi,
Philadelphia, Pa; PRIMO Cclletu, Italy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04
MAY
COME TO AID OF
ENEMY IN WEST
London Hears RUmorS of Big
Force of Reserves En- Route

LONDON, Sept 4-The progress OF
tremendous event, on the battle front
in France i, being followed with all
most brcathlcss cagcrncsS by the whole
British nation The most significant
feature OF Tuesdays developments waN
that the expected German attempt to
restore the position Of the broken Wotan
line did not matcrlalllc. q"
Disastrous as the blow already has
been to German prestige and seriously
as the German position Is endangered,
experts here are not expressing antlcl-
patton OF an early debaclc and admit
Tie probability OF some deicnscs being
organized behind the enemy lines in an
attempt to check the allied advance.
Some German prisoners taken IN the
battle talk confidently OF the impcnd.
mtg arrival of a great reserve army
under General Won Nackcuscn. who viii
turn the table, ON the allied forces. hut
obviously, It !, impossible here To throw
any light ON such reports.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04

MarrIAne LIeenses

Marriage Licenses.
Samuel Sims, A6 years old. and Birdie
stubbleticld, y years old, both Of okla
bona city,
Births.
Mr. aud Mrs Harrison A. Rabon, 1904
East sixth street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs John Walton, negro lOs
West Pine boy
Mr and Mrs Hurry Hampton, negro
nl2 West Second, boy
ME and Mrs Angus Murray, 1882
South broadway, girl
Mr. and Mrs Frank Whitlbeck. uo
West 4 avenue, EiTl
Mr. and Mrs Frank Laughterdalc, l2l
West II avenue. boy.
Mr. and Mrs Robey Hudson, iOJ West
\ avenue, girl
Deaths.
Ruby Reagan. 20. negro, li1 North
GcarN.
fant NJ Mr. and Mrs Thomas O.
Mitcher ST. Anthuuy.s hospital
Willie Herd p. negro, Frisco round
house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04
6 Negro Soldiers
Must Hang for
Riots in Houston

WASHINGTON, Sept 4-Dcath
sentences of ten negro soldiers who par.
ticipatcd IN The riot at Houston, Texas,
August p. 1917, have hcen committed
to life imprisonment by President VIII
son
In six other cases the president ai-
firmed the death sentences because the
condemned men had been found guilty
Of having deliberately and with great
cruelty, murdered civilians
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SMITH MURDER TRIAL
SET FOR SEPTEMBER

The preliminary trial Of W. f. Smith
charged with the murder OF Samuel |
Moore, South Broadway grocerymaI
was continued this morning by A. I
Farley Justice OF the peace until Sen
tember II. Smith is in the county jai
being held without bond. The KILN
occurred two weeks ago and is allege
to have resulted over Moares attention
to Smiths wife
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.
OFFICERS

Jesse e. COldirOr. Wakccny Kan.
Harold J. Fair. Brooklyn. a. y; Ray
wOnd George TucN Brown DitN MI.Hl
Hurry u. Brown. Lowell Mass John }.
NON commissioned OFFICERS.
SyrFis Hugh l.. Allen Waco. TeN,s,
Fred Borg. Nc olive. lll Lewis r WI
u1m.. bridgeport, Conn Ernest Koch-
Ter, Ann Arhor, Mich. Theodore Rich
ard kuwchiuski, Grand Rapids, Mich;
Walter l.. Price, kitzmdler Nd: Harry
Emerson Scott Grand Rapids, Mich.
Frank lDnhr, Moroucha. Austria,
farnk y. MCCunk Rice Lake, WIS.
lohn Pnrtpcz. T1nopol, Austria. Frank
Eeitcrman, Iuska, Hungary.
Iurps William Borden Indianapolis
Ind james ChshNn, Waterbury, Conn
Fred NJ Drake. Springfield, Ohio, Mis-
Gondch, Milwaukee. Wisi George W
Lancaster. Grruyillc, S. G.: Victor Ma
COON, Barre Plains. Okla; phyfet g.
Iitim0n Tyrone Okla. Peter R0WSkI
Milwaukee, Wis, George y Sriner Go.
uWhug. ohio; Harry strickland. Nronh
lu, y. y tArl } watts, Enon VALLEY
n' William !. toNauough, Gloucester,
Mass; Richard T. Chudohhs, Shehoy
gam Wis William A. Fox, AunyIno
Ky; Joseph T.. Mcmahon. Philadelphia
Pa AlphOnE Niemeth, Hot Springs
Ark Joseph Schladcr. Oconto, wis
William Everett skinner Kalama1oo
| Mich; Russ Spmguc Stnfnrt, An Nrhor
| Mich5 Edward ncyuo burlington
Vt; Jason tuEWc. AIRY Ky; Bernard
/ Patrick kUyauauuh. Kalamazoo. Mich
I benjamin T. McCormlcJ Conway, 5. c.
/ lnhn Fireman Mace Chicago, M TheO-
/ doru Miller Smnosvillr. W. Va; Bonia.
min A Nurennd. Madison. wis. Henry
! !. Sund"Ii4r- Hudson Wis Grant Scv
Wour Williams, Hudson. Wis. Edward
It Yates. Chicago. Ul, William 2indnr.
West n'pyr,. Wis, John kuinowskI
! Milwaukee. VIE
higlor Paul Forcha, Galveston. Texas.
Musicians LEROY j. Cruy. Nlponp
Ni,hs Joseph Greene. rMNdrIuhW pu
Mechanics John r. lBp0N.un. chisholm
/ Muns George v Summers Ethel Mo
/ COOK Arthur Mun Morris. nunnd
/ Mich
PRlVNTES.
George A Nnrr. Hartford Mich Var
/ old j Adams Peoria M Charles Henry
/ N''nu 'nu1 Mich Roy ! Allen George.
I town. Ns.s Elmcr A. Anderson Mn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04
FOUR KILLED IN BLAST
ON MISSISSIPPI FERRY

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept 4-Four
rersons were killed, four are missing
and two others were seriously injured
when lhe boilers on a derrick exploded
late last night iorty-ivc miles below
Memphis. according TO word received
here TODAY
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Groves chill Tonic Tablets and
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic

Nnu can now get Groves laStelcss chill
Tonic ln Tablet form as well as m
syrup. the Kind YOU have always bought
The tablets are intended for those who
prcisr To- swallow a tablet rather than
q syrup. and as a convenience for
those who travel. GROVES chill
TONIC TABLETS contain exactly the
.ame medicinal properties and produce
'N, same results as Groves IastelcsS
rhir Tonic which is put up i'm bottles
The pri,e of either is hOc (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04


porarily along the canal positions
! The main force OF the British push
seems to be In the direction OF Cambria
along both the Bapame- Cambria and
: Arras- Cambria roads, and in the ter
rain lying between these highways In
this area they are reported today to
have captured the towns OF lnchy-en-
Artois and MoeuvreS. This represents
an advance of between three and 4
half and four miles since yesterday
beyond the southern section of the
famous Switch line" at Queant
20 Miles on Waterway.
Farther south the British likewise
have reached the line OF the canal well
down to Pcronne, on the Somme, max
ing their front along this artificial
waterway cover an extent OF more than
twenty miles. As matter OF fact, they
are reported to have even crossed the
canal along its southern length just to
the north Of Pcronnc
The menace TO both Cambria and
Douai may be indicated by the fact
that the British are within five and a
half miles oi the outskirts OF the for
mer city and not more than six miles
distant from Doual At lnchy-en-Ar-
tois they arc a little more than two
miles from the Bourbon wood po,l.
tionS where General Byng was tenn
porarily anchored in his drive at Cam.
brai last fall, marking what was vlr-
tually hi, nearest approach TO the city.
No Chance for Counter
In G,ng, drive. however, the Brit
i,h approached Cambrai on only a
narrow front, whence a German Coun-
Ter attack ON the ilar ou,icd them dis.
astrou,ly whereas at present the adj
vance is ON Oar wider front and Of
terlnP no apparent opportunity for am
effective counter blow, especially m the
present reported state OF German dis
organization from the constant pound
ing the enemy armies have received all
along the front from Rheims TO Arra'
since md July
Mangin Makes Cain
On the French front General Man
gins army ma, made important prog
rcss IN the direction OF the forest OF ST.
Goban which defend, Laun. Ills forces
have reached the edge oi the important
town OF Cml -le-Chatcau and have
pushed further eastward m their flank
ing movement to the north OF scissors.
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AuStrianS Attack
On Albanian Front

LONDON, Sept 4-Forccs OF the
central powers on The morning of Sep
tcmber p attacked the entente allied
troops uulcr cover OF an intense BON
bardmcnt ON the left bank Of the Nardar
river in Macedonia An official state.
ment issued today by the British war
office saws the enemy was driven back
bv a C0uutcT-attaCk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04
YankS RepuISe
Raid in VOSueS

WITT. THE AMERCANARMYlN
FRANCE. Sept SO 80 ID m)-In
the Nosgcs region last night an enemy
raidIng party OF forty was driven of
Nv rifle fire The artillery was active
IN both sides. the enemy using tear
and snec1c gas shells In the Woeyre
di,lric, an American patrol penetrated
The enemy lines after cutting seven
strands OF barbed wire Other patrols
met small German groups and drove
them off without difficulty
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WOUNDED DEGREE IN
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
OFFlCEH
Lieutenant Robert Bailey Kephel
Charlotte. y. e.
OFFICERS

OFFICERS.
scrgennis Samuel Joseph Comella De
truit. Mich. Harry l. klupphclI, Iii's-
burgh, Pa; Henry Charles Appel
Evansville. Ind Frederick Z. Brown
Warren. ohio: James n Mscelroy Wor-
chester Mass; Car Frederick Rich
ards, Hartford. Wis,
Corporala Michael Y Bresnahan, West
field. Mass Marshall j. Chauey, Coal
mont. pa Ross V. LouEhran. South
Beach. Gre: william D. Mccarthy.
Wukerbartr. Pa: Verne G. Russell,
Colony, kan; Dominicki Noone, Buck
Musician. William D Davidson, Chi
Mechanic. John D storms, Andovcr
N Y.
Rellls Ayrcs. Brooks " Y Norman
Batz. Cleveland. Ohio; willard T. Ma
loney, Keyport, y. j.: Antonio harino,
state. ltalys Louis Sobel. New York, y.
Y: Mlllard r Adams. r. 81. Louis, lll
George A. Bedfish. Hyde Park, Mass
Carl T. Caldrone, Wilkesbsrre, Pa.
Isaac W. Hooker. Vuion city Mich
william Thomas McCune Jr, Newcastle,
Pa; Dale r. Dean, Gnsport, Ind Fred
ncyl3h. Mason city. Neb Henry Drake
Aquua, Hm County, Texas Roy
Eckhardt Monmouth. m; George r.
Farrar. Federal Pm; Edward Fcenry
Rrooklyn. ~ Y. John NJ Felsud
Rothsay, Mimi Charles Fleming PITTS
hurgh. pu: sullivan Forte, Waterbury
Conn Albert II Fowler, Lynn, Mass.
Charles A Henderson, Jacksonville, III.
Grant Hn. Passaic. n J.; Art Holder
mans, Rotterdam, IIol John {. Horne
| Fitzgerald. Ga: Charles Il. Hubbard
New Orleans, La: Haskell Hurst, Line
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Groves Tasteless chin Tonic

restores vitality and energy by purify
ing and cnriching the blood You can
soon feel its Strengthening, lnyigorat-
ing Effect Price O0c tAdv)
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Constantinople Is
Bombed Four Times
By British Fliers

LONDON, Sept 4-Consthntinoplc
was bombarded on four successive
nights in the latter part Of August the
admiralty announced today. The ar
senal, the dock yard the Turkish war
office, the airdrome at Galatea, the sea
plane base at Gallipoli and Chanak
we're attacked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-04

William Edwin Courtney lawrence
KAN Alfred D Hrmcr. Philadelphia.
Pa; Steve Hnromza Perth Ambo,. y
! Charles r. johnson, Providence. II
g. james T. Mclpuu. ST. Paul. Mlun.i
Isaac Paine. Cepl.yllle. Tenn Wilfred
t. Riley Alameda. Cal; Henry W
sohipt,r Pittsburgh Pa; Masl g.
Swiahor Merrill, Iowa. Morris G.. Van,
der Jugt Cedar Grove, Wis
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MISSING ~ ACTION.
NON .COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

Bat Sgt Mai. Frank W. Raymond,
Chicago, lll
scrgesn's Joseph Georou, Minneapolis,
Mlnn.i JEFF Bridges, Englowood, Tenn,
Herman Kocrner, Owcnsh0ro, KY
Gcorge Noms, CcntraliA. M sherman
mon, Rrooklyn, n. y John Wisniew-
,N, Toledo. ohio.
Corporals Herbert Arnold, ONenshoro.
Ky; Patrick Brccu lrclaLd, Lawrence
Hrngrnhcrg Ncsrkopck, ia Riley j.
Cowart, Mcdonald, On; Frank De
neppos, Italy. steven pzulnsV, Ellho,-
beth, \. J samuel ], Fowlkes, Gr'i-
nths,llc. " Va; Jacob II Gobc't
Hacker Valley. W. Va: Louis II
Gordon. Richmond. Va; John n Hitch
cock, Hampton, Mass Mitchell q, Hun-
man. River, n. c. Hugh e, O'Neil
Hrooklinc. Mass Foster =. Paul, Spring
nold, Mass Frank II Rohlpson, spring
Springs. Mich william \. smith Har-
hor Springs Mich; Charles suntsenich.
Mcchana. james p svnngune. Ash.
PRlVNTES.
John Archer AIhrris. Philadelphia, pa
Nr'ou Eluussl indianapolis, Ind John
HIrrulllUN Detroit Mich. George
EHumuu pn.lndrphlu Pa; George Bca.
GHf. Ind John g. BvlssNaugcr it,,
Reading pa. Joseph Blalko, Cleveland,
Ohio. John BuAcs. Trenton, y D.;
Jessie Caps Harlan, KY, Charles
n. Carleton. Sp,ro, Okla Franklin e.
CHAR clay lshurg Pa; Ralph Culcln,
New York. S. s.. Charles " Cosby,
EoscndnIc. luds Henry IL Delaney Jr
St Louis Mo, Everett B Dettmarn,
Nerdon, Neb.: John y. Dill Selma, Cal;
Curtlss Donaldson, Washington Pa (;
Wick Mckinley Donohew, Tulsa Okla,i
Alfred William Doyle. Weston, Mo (;
Charles Duenkle, Sharpsburg, Pa James
n. Elliott wild Cherry, Ark; WilInm
S. Fair. West MiddlescN. Pa; Alfonso
FnrinosI Mansfield, Ohio. Philip Finger.
~ Vernon. n Y: John u. Candy,
Tupelo. Miss: Alfred Garcia, Terra
AmarIlla \. M John GenIciauhkls,
Gary, Ind Edmond Valentine Glynn,
Omaha, Neh Ysabel Granillo. Las
cruces, " NJ; James 8 Grover, Viola.
Ark; Francis y. Harvey, Brush, Col;
Juan = Herrera, Taos y, NJ: Chester
Howard. BrodhCsd, Ky; Joseph l.
Hughes New York. y Y; Harold j.
Iluntley, Jackson, Mich Vince lnman.
Williams, Ind Grady J.. Jenkins,
slucky. Ca. Axcl johnson, Norway
Harry T. Johnson. Cheser'ou Ind ;
Harry = Johnston Malta, col; Shell
burn Kincnid. Mlddletown, Conn; Law
renee A Knowles. BuftaIo, Mo John
Kouch. Hlnghnmton. y. Y; Joseph In
bprbern. Brooklyn. n Y; Virgil l.. Lam.
son. Van Vert, Ohio, Jacob r. lcm-
mems. Newark, n V: William \ I'iuh.
Lynn. Mass MRkIpm LociN r.tt7hurg,
Pa; Walter LucEak McKecspori Pa.
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Scrgt James t. St0rk. Philadelphia
Pa RuElcr wild W Jackson Success
Mo. Cook Albert White. washington
D. c. Nurse Katherine r Irwin, Ike,
tDr S. II. Civilian Daniel Lamont
MUOdgTpu. IOndou
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The complete LIST.
KILLED IN ACTION.
OICICERC


ne I1'0plclt N.l
KILLED "a ACTION.
OF ; lCERS.
Capt Frank NJ. L'uh by, Lawrence,
Mass. Lieut. Ray LufI hns'l,k, Man
ton, Mich, Lieut. Harry NJ h'lser thl-
cAgu, llI ..-. -
,ScrbIa Fred AlusluH hohuctto, WIS,
,l}I' DIiioid tUuoirIleI noldwateI
Mich; l.dNaId NrNaud,r Colllhs, POI
HuIun, Mich irauh Gardner New ork
\. ~ Harold Johnson, Mcnomlnee
Ml'h Dewey y. nIagr superior NiS.
Juuh VI NoWAn' Ml."hukct' WIS.,
''ivs 'Iduur Nl.lah Alrrmau, broh
SON MI.n, l'l'I Joseph hn''u' N'ho
n'I''' Ml.h. l4Nh IM,l 'llhr, Toledo
ONO, GORDON W. G,n'hris, ROCKFORD
Ml'n.' Nubr,i I' hAJsjuh, kcelahd
Ml'h JNhn 'o'h'N, Menus Mlch': tQ'
mcr, Notus L'NtHN, LuIlnRlon Mlrh
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49, building Permits.
Nater 4 Ford, addition 20 dwelling.
Mali. $500. is2l EASa Nineteenth street
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~|I1

WASHINGTON, Sept 4-'rhc army
casualty list issued "Wednesday morn
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DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Wagner Patrick J. Doyle, Worcester


Nowin " Rowun. Hcdrick. Iowa: IL
mrr Lester Ircghor. Los Gotue, cal. Al
bert ~. Lowell River FUurr Mich VIII
liam T. Meade. Brooklyn, ~ y: NiDho-
las J TarkAgekes New York y. y