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Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Ladies' Serge Dresses
fire at 1T Haynes court.

fire at 1T Haynes court.
 August 20--11.05 p. m.. Box 25, false alarm.
 August 21-S.S0 p. r1. still alarm, Eatons ice house, damage $500.
 August 29-1.10 a. m., still alarm, dwelling and barn of Royal Sheldon, damage $5,00O.
 Sept. 5-11.25 p. m. still alarm. false alarm.
 Sept. 23-10.15 p. m., still alarm, chimney fire at home of Miss Her rick.
 Sept. 25-s.2o a. r1, still alarm. for dwelling at 46 Church street, slight damage.
 Sept. so--1 p. m. stiff alarm, Fuller tons store, false.
 Oct. 7-6.15 p. m., still alarm, dwell ling of Dr. F. D. Wilcox, damage $500.
 Oct. 1e--4.4o, still alarm, garage in South Coventry.
 Oct. 10--11.so. still alarm, chimney fire at 10S Union street.
 Oct. 18-11.16 a. rl.. still alarm on Quarry street, chimney fire. Oct 25-145 a. m., still alarm, fire in coal pile of Hollands Mill. Oct 29--S.15 a. m., still alarm, root fire on Bank street. Nov. 3.-s D. rn., still alarm, chimney fire on property of G. Wheeler or Main street. Nov. 6--1145 a. r1.. still alarm, brusl fire, A. Turner's property. Nov. S-7.30 a. n., still alarm. chiTfi | ney fire, home of A. Gurley. Nov. 10-S.30 p. m.. still alarm, brusl fire on A. T. Co property. Oct. 15.-S.2o P. m. still alarm, eel 1! lar of home of Mrs. c. c. Edgarton.
 Nov. 19-s D. rr1, still alarm, brusl fire off Godfred street. | Nov. 26-3 ?. r11., still alarm, Pheiph' Crossing, property of city of Willi mantle, no damage. Nov. z4-6.40 a. rr1.. Box Az, chimne. fire at f02 South street. Nov. 25---5.46 p. r11.. still alarm, fo chimney fire at 42 Jackson place. 1 Dec. 4.-11.55 a. m, still alarm. ad ditlon Of Rosse Velvet Mill, dariag $ae0.
 Dec. s--s.so a. fn., still alarm, chim nev fire at Raynes court. l Dsc. 12--10.30 a. r1., still alarm, flo chimney fire at e2 Maple avenue. :. l Dec. 15-5.5o P. m. still alarm, fo chimney fire at iii Walnut street. Dec. 16-s.t5 D. Iii, still alarm, >fo
 chimney fire at 10s Prospect street. | Dec. 26-11.45 a. f11.. still alarm, roor
 in Jordan block, damage. sz00.
 Dec 27-3.25 p. fri.. still alarm, wood box at g31 Main street, no damage. l Dec. 29--s.35 a. rn.. still alarm, roc fire at D. O'Rourke's on Jordan roat
 damage s26o.
 Dec. 2s-445 p. r11. still alarm, chim
 ney fire at 76S Main street. I Dec. 29--1i p. nj. still alarm, No. Milf. A. I. Go, damage 5000. | Dec. 31--1.45 3. m. still alarm, chin tney fire at 42 Valley street. no dam
 age.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Gloves

WOMEN'S GOLF GLOVES, in colors, value 50c-Sale price 37c pair WOMEN'S WooLEN GOLF GLOVES, all colors. value 89c-Sale price 69c pair. WOMEN'S FLEECE MOCA LISLE GLOVES, value $1.O0-Sale price s9c a pair BOYS WoRSTED GLOVES, value soc
 Sale price 37c pair. cHILDREN'S GOLF GLOVES, black and colors, value 50c-Sale price 37c a pair. cHlLDRENS GAUNTLET CLOVES Sale price 5ec pair INFANTS WHITE WOOL MITTENS Sale price 23c a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

as-lNcH WIDE MEssALINE. in good range of coIors, including black, regular $1.5O quality-Sale price $1.39 yard.
 36-dNcH WIDE SILK POPLlN, in a
 good line of wanted colors-Sale price 35c yard. 24-INCH WIDE SILK PCPLEN, worth
 5Oc-Sale price Sic yard. 36- INCH WIDE .WIlNDHAM SILK, subject to slight j imperfections r Sale price $1.39 a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Gym, Class Social.

The Woman's Gymnasium class held social at the Y. M. c. A. Wednesday evening with large attendance. All members, former members or ladies interested in the work were invited, and a large number was present. \
 An exhibition of the class of work was given, after which refreshments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS, DRESS SILKS AND
 WASH GOODS
AT CLOSING SALE PRICES

WooLEN DRESS GOODS, worth 5sc
 Sale price 49c a yard WooLEN DRESS GOODS, worth 75c
 Sale price 69c yard. WooLEN DRESS GOODS, worth $1.oo
 Sale price 89c a yard WooLEN DRESS GOODS, worth s1.5o
 Sale price $1.15 a yard. WooLEN DRESS GOODS, worth SITS
 Sale price $1.42 yard, .. WooLEN DRESS GOODS, worth s2.25 Sale price $1.75 a yard. ,.- 4
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18


 Revelation s:s, Be watehful and strengthen the things that remain, for getting the things that are behind only as they may hinder--press for ward in brother1y love, without dissir1- uIation. This was the thought of the Sunday morning service. Ps. 6s: Is, was the evening topic. For eonserva- tion of fuel and other reasons, for the present, the c. E. services will be at the parsonage.
 "Afn I profiting from all my expert ences in the school of life?' is the query topic for the "Wednesday home prayer services. The winter term at Westminster Hill and North Society schoolhouses began Monday after an added week of vaca- tion. The annual church meeting and so- cial for all the Westminster congrega- tion was held Monday at the parson- age.
 State Secretary Hire so Decide. At the close of the hearing for con tinuing Peck school last week, State Secretary C. D. Htne stated he would render his decision within the time limit allowed by law. Forty residents had signed the petition. I Miss Helen Coonnbs of Westminster is teaching at. the Packer school. l The regular meeting Of the Red Cross auxiliary was held at the home of its president Mrs. Charles Bar stow, Wednesday at ?. Tn. l Ice covered roads and cold caused ain attendance of but eight at the reg ular W. c. T. U. meeting at Mrs. Will liam Ro1linson's fast Wednesday Miss Embletoh, the county demonstrator addressed the meeting
 Y. M. C. A. Contribution 925.6o.
 Westminster responded loyalty and generously to the appeal for Y. M. c A. war work. sending $25.5o for tl1is worthy work
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Closing on Suits and Coats

WOMENS COATS, in such materials as Velour, Pom Pom, Broadcloth and Wool mixtures, are marked at the following low prices for this sale $12.5osAND s15oo coATs-sale price $9.89. $25.oo AND s27.5o coATs-sale price $16.50. $35.0o coAT--Sale price $21.5o. Plush Coats Marked Down
 BARGAINS IN PLUSH COATS. PLUS COATS, regular s25.00 value Sale price $16.50. PLUSH COATS, regular sz7.00 and $30.00 values-Sale price $19.50. PLUSH COATS, regular $35OO value Sale price $250o.
 Suits at Bargain Prices WoMEN'S coLoRED SUITS at less than half price $17.50 AND $2o.o0 SUITS, your choice at $9.s8. $500, $2o.oo AND $s5.oo SUITS, your choice at $14.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Ribbons

3-lNcH WIDE SILK TAFFETA RlB-
 BON-Sa,e price 10c a yard 3-iNcH WIDE SILK MORE RIBBON
 Sale price 12Iac a yard. FINCH WIDE SILK TAFFETA
 RlBBON-Sale price 17c yard. 6-INCH WIDE SILK TAFFETA RiB-
 BON-Sale price 20e yard. 4 AND 5-INCH WIDE ALL SILK
 DRESDEN, PERSIAN OR PLAIN RlBBON-Sale price 25c yard. LYNCH WIDE SILK MORE RIBBON Sale price 33c yard z AND 9-lNCH WIDE FANCY DRES-
 DEN RlBBON-Sale price 59c yd
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
WILLIMANTIC

take place in the week of February 1, and will be done at police headquart- CTS. Each alien will be required to give four unmounted photographs of himself with his signature written across them. and his fngerprints will be taken.' After ten days and with in fifteen days after his registration the alien will be given registration card by the officer who registered him.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
WASH GOODS

BEST QUALITY APRON BINGHAM
 Sale price 17c yard GOOD QUALITY DRESS BINGHAM Sale price 15c yard BEST QUALITY DRESS GINGHAM,
 stripes and checks--Sale price 19c a
 yard.
 BEST QUALITY CRANBERRY - Sale
 price 19c a yard. ONE LOT OF KINDERGARTEN CLOTH, suitable for children's gar
 ments-Sale price 21c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Toque and Scarf Sets
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Electric Lights to Be Installed in Bap.
 tist Vessry by c. E. Society.

Miss Minnie H. wells has returned from a stay in Worcester. eesr -.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Perry last Thursday.
 Mrs. Belle Young was home over Sunday. x < Rev. H. D. Baker has moved to South Woodstock
 George Litchfield, who has been i'll with 8 severe cold, has recovered.
 Quite number attended the lecture at Academy hall last Friday night.
 The Christian Endeav1r society of the South Woodstock Baptist church are to install electric lights in the vestry shortly.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Towels and Toweling

BLEAcHED TURKISH TOWELS
 Sale prices lie, 14c, .ac and 25c. BROWN TURKISH ToWELS-Sale
 price 12Iae each. ALL LINEN HUCK TOWELS-sale
 price 75c each. LINEN GLASS TOWELlNG Sale
 price 23c yard. UNION GLASS ToWELING = Sale
 price 12Lac a yard. |eLEACHED CRASH-Sale prices lie, 12Lae, 17c, 1sc and Pic a yard. BROWN cRAsH-sale prices 17c, 1ee and 21c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

26-lNcH WIDE FIGURED FLEECE CLOTH, suitable for kimonos, value 2ec-Sale price 25c a yard DUCkL ING FLEECE, in a good line of patterps--Sale prices -12Iac and 17c yard.
 |36-lNCH WIDE BEST PERCALE- Sale price ,19e a yard ONE LOT OF GOOD QUALITY PER- GALE, in good range of patterns Sale price 15c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN THE DOMESTIC SECTION
Table Linens

Table Linens BlEAcHED MERcERiZED TABLE DAMASk-Sale prices 30e, 44e and 59c a yard.
 64-iNcH WIDE BLEAcHED UNION DAMASk-Sale price $1.40 yard 62-lNCH WIDE HALF BLEAcHED ALL LINEN DAMASK-Sale price $1.10 yard.
 7o-INCH WIDE HALF BLEAcHED ALL LINEN TABLE DAMASk- Sale price SIPS yard. NAPKINS, in a good assortment of patterns, 1S-inch-Sale price $1.e9 a dozen: 20-inch, s2.29 a dozen; 22- inch, $329 dozen.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Pillow Cases and Bed Sheet

45x36- INCH PILLOW CASES-Sale
 prices 19c, and 24c each. 45x36 BEST QUALITY PILLOW
 CASES-Sale price 39c each. 45x361a INCH BEST HEMSTlTCHED PILLOW CASES-Sale price 37c
 each.
 GOOD SIZE sEAMED BED SHEETS
 Sale prices 69c and S9c. s1x90 BEST BED SHEETStSale
 prices S1.fo and $1.35. s1x99 BEST. BED SHEETS - Sale
 prices $1.45 and $1.e5.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE
 WHLIMANTIC, CONN.
The January Clearance Sale Comes to Close
 Saturday Night

THIS H0USEN PERIOD FOR U-T THE TIME WHEN WE MUST DISPOSE OF WINTER AND SURPLUS GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR INCOMING STOCKS YOU WOULD YOUR NEEDS YOU YOUR NEEDS THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Supply of Sugar RepIenished.

The local supply of sugar is being replenished practically every way. Some of the stores have some of the precious commodity for sale Only one pound is sold to each person, but many succeed in getting several pounds by lining up several times.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
peath of oeorae wi. French.

The death of George W. French oe- cured at his home in Mansfield City Thursday morning from cerebrial hemorage.
 He was born in, Westfield, August 4, 1S40, and has resided there all of his life where he was well known and held in high esteem. He is survived by daughter, Mrs. Wallace Storrs of of Mansfield City, niece and a nephew, both of this city. Miss Ma fion Lincoln and J. Deloraine Con-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Funeral Of Mrs. Emma LeHlerd

The funeral of Mrs. Emma LeBlond was held Thursday morning at the home of her parents at 16S Jackson street ard was followed with s requiem high mass at St. Mary's church at nine o'clock, Rev Papillon officiating. Burial was in the family lot in St. Joseph's cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
CENTRAL VILLAGE
High School English Teacher Going to East Providence School-List of Red Cross Solicitors-Miss Bessette's Death Causes Sorrow.

Miss Edith Collins is spending a few days with friends in Boston and Ux- bridge, Mass.
 The Ladies' Aid society was enter tained recently at the home of Mrs. D. Hoxie Lillibridge
 George R. Fowler of Providence was a Friday visitor here.
 Moses Ballou has finished work in Providence and has returned to his home.
 Mrs. James L. Gardner is recovering from a severe attack of tonsilitis.
 To Leave High School.
 Miss Mabel Razoux, who has been English teacher at the local High
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Sheetings and Long Cloht

Sheetings and Long Cloht 36-iNcA WIDE BROWN SLEEPING
 Sale prices 14e and 18e a yard. 40-iNCH WIDE HEAVY BROWN
 SHEETiNG-Sale prices 17c and 20e. |81-INcH WIDE HEAVY BROWN SHEETiNG-Sale price 55c yard. |36-iNcH WIDE FINE BLEAcHED SHEETiNG-Sale prices f6c and f9c a yard
 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, in 12-yard cuts-Sale prices $t.65, $1.s9 and $200 a cut
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Industrial Company Officers.

The Willimantic Industrial company held a meeting Wednesday evening and after the report of the treasurer had been read, the officers were elect ed for the next year by the board of directors. They are as follows: Geo. F. Taylor, president; W. B. Knight, vice president; M. E. Lincoln, secre- tary and treasurer.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Clarence A. Pearl Dead.

! Clarence A. Pearl of Windham, died at St. Joseph's hospital early Thurs day morning with typhoid fever. He was born in Windharn, October 30, 1897, the son of Charles A. and Mar tha Crane Pearl
 He is survived by his mother, five brothers, Howard, Samuel. Harry, Al- win and Truman Pearl, and three sis ters Mrs. Robert Olson and the Miss es Martha and Crissie eParl.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Left Eve Removed.

The left eye of Joseph ,Cyr who was injured in an automobile accident, about two weeks ago, was removed by Doctors Hendry and Girouard at St. Joseph's hospital Thursday. He was blind in the eye since the acei- dent.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Attractive Waists At Sale Prices

WAISTS OF WHITE CHIFFON, in a large variety Of attractive patterns, trimmed with lace, plain tucks and fancy, pearl butecns, ranging in value from s1Oo to $25O-Sale prices sec, S1-29 and $1.e3. CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS, black white and colored, s29S value for $.1.98; $3.9S value for $298; s4.39 and $500 value for $3.t9; $50 and ss.50 value for S4.se, and s75O value for $5.96.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

Up to Thursday evening ss5425 had
 been collected by the local team for the K of c. war fund. After business was transacted the members of the team went to the town hall and en- joyed a splendid lunch prepared and served by Mrs. NJ. H. Donahue, Mrs. A. J. Gordon and Miss Fidelis Dona- hue.
 Even the above encouraging amount is said to be but a part of the actual total collected by the hust1ir1g mem
 bers of the local team, of which Aime Gordon is the captain. The members gave a rising vote Of l thanks to Miss Fide1is Donahue, who arranged 8 benefit dance which netted l $50 for the fund.
 l Moving pictures, Jodoir theatre, this
 evening, benefit K. of c. war fund. adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Private Dance.

About fifty couples attended a pri- vate dance at Washburn hall Wedres- day evening. The hall was attractive ly decorated.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
About POO ouestionnaires Returned,

Thursday was the last day for the return of the questionnaires sent out by the local exemption board So far about 200 have been returned unopen- ed. as the mail man could not find the man at his last address, and he auto matically goes into the first class.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Income Tax Question.

E. c. Hel1yar will talk in an open meeting of the Willimantic Chamber of Commerce, Friday evening. Only the income tax question will be discussed.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
A Good Time To Buy a
 Warm Sweater

An unusual opportunity to get a pretty, graceful Sweater for a low price.
 Sweaters are necessities, not lux uries, so this announcement will be most welcome to the woman who wants to own a Sweater without spending much money.
 SALE PRICES. $2.ss. s4.25, s5.ss, $e.ee
 and S7.s7. e. CHlLDREN'S SWEAT FRS Sale
 prices S1.4s, $1.s9, s2.99 and $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
sibIe students. Monthly.

The Bible Students Monthly" is again being circulated in this city by two men. War is the main subject of the paper, and the front page is de- voted to "Why Do the Nations War Are the Kings or the Clergy Respon- sible ?' Most of the articles are pacifisti
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

Married K. of C. Men Guests at Ban quet.
 The married men of the local Knights of Columbus were the guests of honor at banquet Wednesday ev- ening at the Windham. The ban quet was arranged by and also paid by the single men as the result of a bowling match relied off recently, the married men winning.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
nnanufacturers

Australian manufacturers have agreed to purchase the output of rub Der from Papua and Pacific Islands, st Singapore, at par plus the. cost of transport to Australia.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Cozy Bath Robes

WoMEN's BATH ROBES, were s2.Ss to S6.50.' are now reduced to $2.39, S2.9e, $3.es and s4.98. cHILDRENs BATH ROBES, age 2 to 5 years, S1.39 value for $1.19, and s2.50 value for $1e8.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

The United States Navy Depart ment needs many mechanics.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Reoistration of Enemy AIiens.

The registration of enemy aliens will
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Plush Coats Marked Down
Suits at Bargain Prices
The Children's s Section

cHILDREN'S COATS, sizes to 14
 years old, in novelty wool mixtures,
 corduroy and kersey, are reduced
 as follows
 s49S quality-sale price $3.S9. s5.9S and $7.50 quality-Sale price
 $4.e3.
 $10.o0 and s12y5o quality-sale price
 $6.9S.
 cHILDREN's COATS, sizes 2 to 5
 years $3.50 and s45O values-Sale price $3.89 $500 and $5.9S va1ues-Sale price $4.98 Knitted Sets |cHILDREN's KNITTED SETS, con- sisting of Sweater, Drawer Leggins, Toque and Mittens- $3.9S Sets-Sale price S2.98 $5.50 Sets-Sale price $4.89. Toque and Scarf Sets KNITTED SETS, Toque and Scarf in solid colors or striped effect s1.25 and s139 Sets-Sale price $1.1o $1.S9 Sets-Sa1e price $f4S. $2.50 Sets-Sa1e price $f.9S. $S.25 and s3y50 Sets-Sale price $2.93
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
WESTMINSTER

Church Meeting and soeiat-state Secretary c. D. hins to Decide About
 Continuing Peck sehoot--contribu- tion to Y. Nj. c. 4. $25.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Separate Skirts

Separate Skirts MoMEN's AND MIssEs' SEPARATE SKIRTS, in navy blue and black serges. poplin. broadcloth, plaids and fancy checks, in regular and extra sizes. marked at the following sale prices ;2.50 quality-Sale price $1.e8.
 $500 quality-Sale price sa.es.
 s6.50 quality-Sale price $4.98.
 s7.5o quality-Sale price $5.98. 5000 quality-Sale price $7.e8.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
BALTIC.

Collections for K. of c. War Fund Up to Thursday Night $s542S, With Some Reports to Hear From-Bene- fit Dance Nets S8O.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Door Mats

RUBBER DOOR MATS; value S5c-
 Sale price 49c. COCOA DOOR MATS, value s1.2S-
 Sale price g9e.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
Bed Pillows

FANCY BED PILLOWS, value s1.5o- Sale price $1.19 pair. FANCY BED PILLOWS, value $2.50-
 Sale price $1.93 a pair. FANCY BED PILLOWS, value $2.75-
 Sale price $2.19 a pair. FANCY BED PILLOWS. value $3.00-
 Sale price $2.49 pair.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-13

joan jann0i II. ' Wsarp. Charlotte; si Hha,fI e.
Wounded severely: MAI. James II,
Howell, Waynesyillei Sergts, Nash r,
} s2{IdEt5n: dT9s SFpdrsiis fbs ro1kIs P ?, G TsgH,
Enfield; csldwel Dew, Berlin; Ernsst
W, Blackburn, II. r. b. J, Grassy Creek;
PPT rnns sra sSsf 4. /. , pG J ssS.D q srplnRs
A, seely, Charlotte; Lewis, NJ. Lyerly,
Union Mtis; Forest P. Holland, Bulls
Creek; Henry r., Keen, Goldsboro
Claude G. Mcclure. R, r. /. /, Waynes-
E RaIsjsb Art Mnuts Il; 7 Phi R|ste1 R. p q p; !.
Ebert d, Cody, RiehfieId; Carl !,
weathers, Acme; Henry. Allen, R. y. D,
2. Wadesboro; Zeb i, jerks, r, +. d,
Dudley; Willie Z. Wilkerson. 4. r. D,
/ P e;S.bGInrs; 5dSssDhn B; Bass; !, f 3.
/, Grover; James Church, Congo; EN-
Joe d, Frazier, Henrietta; edward II.
Hendrix. Trotville; Bonnie Il. Lewis,
RI, y; 7, Zseulon,
tI WG.nf Hstio,a d %' STolmes, uq FEssE1tnteS
LktulNs NV - ihVliiNct NApAhAlhAlh
Little. brownsville: Melvin @, Caldwell,
Charlotte; Seret, Louis b, Lucas, Rocky
Mount; Corporal Daniel T.. Tucker,
Wadosboro; Bugler James H. Davis,
S9ldseSroi; ,l Pr,yate' s, IShn B. S snyfdSr'
Thomasvillc; Elliott A. williamson, r,
r d, /, Clinton; Marvin II, Floyd. Il. +.
D. 3, Nigh Point, Tom GoOding, Bach
elor; Furnam Seasons, Autrcyville; De-
witt W Rector, Andrews; Rubin Car
ter, Reidsvillei Austin 3, Pool, Alexis;
ant. Spray; Charles Y, Lsughlin, Cedar
Fails, Edd W, wiggington, Spray; Gov
enor Carr, %Ivanhoe; Frank Coburn, Rob
%ersonville. Leo r. Gardner. GAINESVILLE
William F. Hackney. Scotland Neck.
yS wGSndGffI fish s' FoInl. w F1,yr' e w sFGsy'
| airy, Andrew Y Welsh, Rocktish. Jas
| q Roberts, r. +, D, 2, Price Eugene
+ ONeal, Selma; Bud THY, Winston
| salem; Earl p. Whitehurst, Rocky
Missing in action serst, Bernard A
| Hodges, Adams, Priyates Ernest j
Aired, Norman; John NJ, .Withers, Lii
i%,ngtSn: Edward . Smith, Columbus
Samnc, At"ins, Jamestown; Iesst
Bennsld, Wallace 60 Robert wi p5er
Go oms pa M,,SS Il ?, '" B. I, o S,fs9S
.iohn II. Letter, Richfield; Tell W, Ross
| Sanford,
Killed in action, previously reported
| missing Private Charles W. Hotter
Wounded slightly, previously reported
| missing Private Andrew r. Ledtord
Wounded, degree undetermined, pre-
yiousIv reported missing Privates law
son Camp, shelby. Ed Young, Winston.
Salem,
LOUISIANA,
Killed in action: Sergt. Rogers "
| Trahan, Baton Rouge; Corporal Georg,
V. Boone, JONES' Mechanic Charlie V
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-13

Charles H. Jones, r. f. D, 4, Lancas-
ter: Elvis NJ. Graves, Fairfax; Ernest
Sloan. Brandsville; Charles Tungate,
"; Marys; James Murphy. Hickman
Erich F; H%ildebrandt, st. Louis.
Lieut., Guy S. Williams, Pollock, Ser
geAnts Fred II. Smith, st. Louis; vii.
liam R.. Campbell, Kansas City; Cor
perals Raleigh NJ, Caldwell, Sheridan
Leonard l. Swearinsen, Camden; Guy
walker, smithyiIie' Prlystes Fred N
PALMYRA; Nell Wyatt, Kirksyille, James
!. Turner, st. Louis; Gus A, VOLS, st.
Louis; Jesse w. Russell, st. Joseph
Rollo Coffman, Laredo; Percy @, Bra
ham, Mokane; John L. Mccain, War
r%enton; Charles A. ,McCarty, S%tanberry,
4. ,Mavis, shelbina; Can Mitchell,
Guild; Ollie Il. Mitchell, St, James;
Henry E. ohlendorf, Boonevillei James
Wounded signify; Lleuts. Harry @.
Bradford, Weston; John q. Mitchell,
sergeants Lester r. stein, Kansas City;
Henry B. Cunningham, Blue Lick;
Clarence A. Gray. st. Louis; Mechanic
Noble B. Uric, Kansas City; Cook
James w. Campbell, Kansas City; Pri,
NhteS owen w. NOWlanu, II, f, u. y,
Carrollton: Herman Sabel, Jamestown;
Barney J. WHIP, Bilax; Leonard r.
Drageo, Princeton; Floyd R. Prater,
Pleasant Hope; Clyde w. McGirk, Rus.
sellville; Clarence V. Robinson, SYRIA =
cuse; Howard Helms, Black; James A
Cummins, Bowling Green; Lawrence II,
Heisel, ~Brookfield; Thomas NJ. Story,
Craig; David r, James, Carrollton,
| Roy Il. Mattox, Bridgeton; Arthur Gal
lemore, Senaca; Roy Tibbetts, Mound
City; Harvey II. Adams, Shelbyville
Troy ]. sullivan. Webb City; Laurens
Irondale; Frederick Schumacher, st,
W Eppes, Dover; Lawrence l., French,
Louis.
Missing. in action; Corporals George
Menardi, Kansas City; Lynn w. NevinS,
| Cape Girardeau' Privates Roly P. Nall,
Kansas city; Mike l.. Sweeney. Min
eral Point; Allen Burton, Elmont; John
r. Dunken. st. Joseph; tAwdorth Allen,
Bernie; Charles NJ, Edgar, Beu'ah;
Harrison H. Ferry, Rich Hin, Hart
| Fish. Webster Grove; James w. Pom
der. Camrbelli William r FNvnn.
eh0ckleford: Roland J. Hlser, West
Fork: Lawrence Jones, Fredericktown;
Richard II, Morrisey, st, Louis, !