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property transfers filed for record
nj the City Registry Bureau this week
follow
John A. Quill from John T.. Iiealy
and wife, 1921 Maple street, 81, 200.
Walter w and Hattie G. Spicer from
Fidelity Real Estate Improvement Com
pany. SO4 Nandcver avenue 800
Agnes " Grant from Susan l'rcn-
nan and husband, west side al Frank
lin street, IS feet north of Fifth street 81.
Susan and James brennan from Agnes
Y. Grant. west side Of Franklin street ~
feet north of Fifth street, s..
Liberty Land Company from SusseX
ID Davis, southeast corner 0f Elm and
Union streets, $500.
Liberty Land Company from Wood
lawn Company. north side 81 Lancaster
avenue. 12S feet west Of ! mon street,
s., !1n
Liberty Land Company from Wood
lawn Company. south SIDE 81 Lancaster
avenue, ls7 feet west Of mon street, $50
l,enjamin - Jester from Charles
Edwin Clark, 2eO5 Shallcross avenue.
81, 100
Aleksander Ochar and wife from
Czcalow Sosnowik and wife. northwest
corner Marshall and Oak streets, ST.
30O
Ruthanna Wilson COX from Eta j.
Dohl. south side Of Fourteenth street
p feet east nf West street. $500.
Helen NJ Cox from George leland
Jones. ~ Rodney street. g 800
l,omR Cancy and wlfc from icnIafnin
G. Coverman md wife, 1901 orangf
street, $4,000
Richard + secrv from Richard "
Gropp md wife. vest side OF Broom"
street s. feet , inches south Of Linden
81, 800
Eyy = Turner from Rose McMonigc
1914 West Sixth street. $4,000
Thomas I Donohue and wile from
Joseph " Baetian and wife. south side
Of Sixth street, II feet : inches 'csi 81
Scarlce, 81, 500
Willinm " Montgomery from Dave
Roearnan and wife. northeast ~ Twenty
ninth street, 81 fect inches enlfhcasi q
Wcet street, northeast of Twonty-niutf
street, 81 feet southeast Of West street
northeast If Twentv-nnth street -.
feet s inches southeast ~ West street
northeast ~ Twentv-nInth street, ~
feet southeast If West street, mort hcast
ri wenfv-nlnth street, 27S feet lnche,
southeast of Vest street. 2 500 = lots
Guidi Nauclui from harlcs De f'n2Ir
elmo adfninintrator. south # SIXTH strrrt
10 foet west If Scott $50
John r Deputy nnd William ! Nilof
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Orangemcn to Celebrate

The anniversary # the battle n the
BOVINE will be celebrated IN Friday even
ing IN Odd Follows Hall Seventeenth
Il rcct md Waollaun avenue. by the Pride
~ Delaware lodge. tho iadice Grunge
Lodge. star n Bethlehem <o f25
Dancing will ~ feature ~ he cclc-
bration on SATURDAY. July ~. local
mcnfers viii JOIN Philadelphia Orange
mcn and help celebrate The occasion.
local member xiii leave On the %
b m Wilson mr. boat
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Speed Enables
Destroyers to get Subs.

Out in the danger zone y destroyer
suidcnly change. course. flies through be-
water and lets 70 depth charge. The
soldiers ON the deck 81 the nearby transport
see oil spread on tho WATER Next dhy
the cards report nnot her safe arrival ~
France
The speed of the destroyer is due 10
ifs wonderful turbine cugiuc and out IN
Ere Pa. where they make thesc turbines
the rnrr, are proud II this work and know
that they have contributed their part ~
tho safe arrival uf our troops ~ France
nclc Sam h building dcsirOycrs a.
constantly Increasing numlers dav by
,lnv n The ship Yards get INTO her
stride more destroyer glide of The ways
80 the call comes 10 Erie more turbines
more turbines and Ere calls to every
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Tax Collectors Want More Pay

county are asking for Increased eonpcn-
sation The collectors in l3randyNine.
Christian. New Castle Mill Creek and
ST Georges hundreds who receive 81 600
each nor year. want ST POO. the collector
IN White Clay Creek hundred, who re
ceives $500. wants 5000: the collectors n
Red Lion, Pencader and Appoqui nimink
hundreds, who receive S6tDO want 500
aud the collector in Rlackbird hundred
who receives $500, wants 5000 The Lev,
Court Is considering the requests
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loyal American mecha nic. "Cone and
help tis.'
Bring your family We have pnriy
81 beautifu homes really for you 70 a
low rental prosperous city cfDlef W
Lake Eric brcezce where living c'ets arc
reasonable A hig reOrny, airy plant -
work ~ and ~ cotir.o QOo'l wagfs and
Job hat will lasei through he var and a.
long after o. you care 20 stay. b. brie
Work. II the General Electric Company
offer you today permanent hornr and 8
permanent Iob Iob that you ran 20
proud ~ 81 loyal American
n v1u arc an experienced machinlF
Or foundry man yofi are necdod f. make
-tenm urbinrs Ju-' write shnN ne
on p'NtaI and nddrra D. - the EnploJ
tnent Ofoc General flc,fuc Co., kfir
%
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PERSONAL

.Tohn II Carr formerly connected with
local nowspapora and nov engaged in The
advertising business Atlanta Ga
stopped over hero frdav On motor rrip
~ Neu England
Samuel Harris who now resides n NcT
York Il spending q few da-s among
friends hrye
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from otto Nicss and wife. north 81 Eighth
street. I feet wcst 81 Pine street ~, 200
Alec G Sherwood from Elizabeth
Krausc and husband, south ~ Fourth
street. l33 feet 3 81 inches east IF TatnaII,
81 900
Daniel Bubenzor from Harry ! Sfoeckic
IT NJ 32l West Front street
Joseph Ciaa'cll from Peter ! Ford,
trustee ct a., southwest corncr 81 Sew
enth and Hawlcy streets 500
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Grouse Predicted for One Year.

Harrisburg, Pa July 10 Every cnun-
ty in Pennsylvania. with the exception
Of Philadelphia and Delaware. was closed
to the hunting Of rufed grouse for one
year BY the state Game commission
today on petition Of sportsmen About
twenty counties were closed to the hunt
ing Of quail wild turkeys Or ringnecked
Dbeasant and deer
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Inst srroc4binr7 Tr~ -ia~e1Soy
advertisement II Fve-v Fveninr td-
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80 Milton G. Phillips, Odessa.
D IAA Marion Harlan Reynolds, 81
Strand, New Castle
i 23-Charles Tasker, % \. Chapel
St. Newark
, $50 VIM. II Richardson. Newark.
3 - Robert W Morrison, Newark.
{ ia Clifford " Mitchell, stanton.
; u Clarence Lynch, Elkton, Md,
r. f. -. ,
$50 G. Richards st Georges.
= 2s6 Alonzo 4. Miller. New Castle.
: 75 II. T.. Jones Edge Moor.
, 2S2 James Thomas Bungy, il6
\. 4th St. New Castle,
so John kintcr Trcwctz, care OF
Herman Tyson, Newark.
81 VIM. L. Mitchell. Newark.
, I26 Olan J CIcavcr, Chrlstnna,
} Sc Ralph Rcgcnaur, Odessa.
60 John T.. Tallcy. Claynont
1923 William Wallace Ellsworth
7l3 Clymcr St. New Castle.
273 Harvey Anderson, II T.. 4th
St, New Castle
- 2O5 Ollie ". Met lure, Marshall
ton
,-Is3 J. NJ. Schacfcr, Delaware City.
73 Alfred Hickman Tallcy, Route
4, Wilmington.
3II Herman Biddlc. Niddletown.
1857 Russell Bender Port Penn
!, 1863 Frank Il Hickman, ir, Port
Penn
307 Hendrix c. Sncthlagc, Holly
Oak
III III :. Townsend, Townsend.
I75 John " Webb, Jr, Mellon
ough
I46 W &. Simmons Ne" astie.
9 Leslie G., Moore. Newark
20 Harry Reed. Newark
80 Il j Crouch, Niarshallton.
255 Robert b. Dean, stanton.
2d2 Alphcus = Little. Newark.
100 Earl James. Tavlor Bridge.
lis Elmer Parson, ear Odessa
pol / g. Bouldcn. New Castle.
IO9 Albert Allaid Townsend.
24g VIM II Chandler CentcrylIle.
PSI John Wesley Riley, ". 4th
81, New Castle
26I Harlow Saunders 81 London
I'VE. Newark
2I5 James l. Ware Marialltnn.
II |, NlcC ormlrk. klkton Md
300 benjamin Fmpslc, .lr, School
ST. New Castle
, 2s3 John l.. Cassidy. care Of Geo
Burns. X H.. New Castle
, I6e LEROY Il Mahle Niddlctown
III Earl PicaSanton. lowl'sehn.
, 1879 Edward II <avlor .Ir, 81
Delaware 81 New Castle
, 40 ID + Evans. Richardson Pk
1 1.,f% tAl
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SAYS HIS STORY
IS A TRUE One

"Anvone who has suffered from ca
tarrh and stomach trouble, az ! did for
two years, can appreciate my story
said Adam Alt~tader l443 y Ora.na
street, Philadelphia. cabinet naLcr Tor
the John Knoll Company Philadelphia
Just as ! was about I. think there "as
~ rpIipf for my steadily failing condition
/ sas advised to trv Tanlac That proved
t. be the turning point and today. after
Faithfully taking Taniac ! am pleased -
say ana entirely relieved q ca1arrh and
stomach trouble am able 70 sleep seven
~ eight hours without an interruption and
g4t IN with "A clear head 40 foul breath
Or clogged throat a. Of old Ny how
enjoy my breakfasts these days TanIac
is marvellous
The genuine Tanlac which is being
introduced at all leading drug stores bears
the name J T. Gore Co on outside car
ton Look for IL
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ORDER NUMBERS FOR
COUNTY DRAFTEES
Showing the Priority for Calling
Those Who Registered on
June S, 1918.

Spectral Corresponding or Every Evening
Newark, July III The local draft board
for rural New Castle county has compiled
the order numbers for the Young men who
registered for military service ON June ).
1918. showing the order of their liability
for military service The list which is
appended. shows. first. the number midi
eating the order of Inability: second the
registration number; third. the name, and
fourth. the address This is the first notice
the registrants have had OF their order
numbers.
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and make them prove their American
citizenship. lie characterized their act
as little removed from pro-Germanism.
Community boards IN Garyn, Custer,
Beckham 0kiuskec and Nowata are
cooperating with agents and are list
ing every non-esSentlal cmploye in
their respective territories. PaulS Val
ley, Garyln county has a list OF III
men employed in non-essentlal indus
tries and in two days every town in the
county will be on the map with similar
lists.
Keep at It-Ashton.
Ashton says that, fourteen towns in
the state will be hard at it by evening
and BarIlesville, Gushing and Sapulpa
will follow closely on their heels,
l. g. Maund, member OF the eommun-
ity board Of SapuIpa, visited Ashton at
headquarters early this morning and
obtained these definite instructions :
Throw out your dragne, tomorrow and
cut out all loaferS and hold them"
Degrading induction OF BARRIERS. tray-
cling salssmen and other men who arc
not physically able TO stand hard labor
Ashton stated TO his agents TO instruct
such men that their work would be in
door in plants Several committees
from local merchant establishments as
sured Ashton OF their hearty co-opera-
tion, They ask a few days respite to
obtain women for vacancies. -
I'VE will keep It up in the eNger
cities. two or three DAYS" declared
Ashton today. Zone fragnet will mol
get all tn. loafers"
Two merchants, past the draft age
hailing IRON Sulphur, Offered their
services at the free state employment,
service yesterday and were accepted
McAlester sent fify-one men TO ilttl,
Rock Last night and Ardmore sent lOs
this morning
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Business Basis Best Plan for
Church, He Says,

DALLAS, Texas, Sept lo.--Sessions
today OF the centenary OF missions con-
ference, Methodist Episcopal church,
South, were devoted mainly to surveys
of the home mission field and needs
and opportunities for religious work IN
the United States The concluding
session is to be held tonight when world
reconstruction after the war will be
the principal topic,
DR.. 0. +. Goddard, Nashville, Tenn,
secretary Of the home department OF
the board Of missions, today presented
four objections TO the centenary plan
for raising missionary fund of SjS.-
100000 in the southwest during the
coming five years and offered tithing
as the best method OF putting churches
on business basis. His objections to
the centenary plan were:
First the plan is not equitable be-
cause the faithful few would be re-
quested to face the burden alone
whereas active financial support oi
each church member should he re-
luired; second, the church does not re-
reive adequate revenue 10 care for IT'S
activities; third, the method is not ac-
cofding TO modern business methods
and Is not backed by the business world
IS II should be, for that reason, and
fourth. "thc plan is not scriptural.'
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More Names of
Americans in
Prison Camps

WASHINGTON, Sept i0.-Ths
names OF sixty-three American soldiers
held at German camps were announced
today by the war department Six Off
GERS, all lieutenan,s, are included. They
are:
At Landshut-Robert r. Raymond
Boston, Mass.
AT unknown camps-Arthur LeSis
Whiton, Nortonyille, n. d.; Guy T.
Tibbetts, bennington, N H.. Albert h
IIolbrook, Rockland, Me; G. n. Kis-
sel, New York City; James v Polaeek,
Upton, Iowa.
The enlisted men arc;
A. Schweidnitz-Mi Millspaugh, Robert
g.. Topeka. Kan.
N Rastatt--Lugin, Vasil, Liskowitr
Russia.
Az unknown csmps-Brown Charlie
] Buckhou, Texas.
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THOMAS N. LAWSON
OUT F0h SENATE

BOSTON. Sept io.-Thomls W.
lawson is making good his threat to
run for the United States senate
When Governor Mccall withdrew from
the race some weeks ago Mr. LAWSON
delivered what he called a funeral ora
ton over the governor at the Marsh
field fair declaring Mccall had been
put to death by his political enemies
lie announced that rather than '"lei
them get away with it," he would him
self he a candidate for the office.
Today Charles n. March, a clerk in
lawsons office. filed the papers with
1hc election commissioners for lawson
as an independent candidate In the
field At present are Senator Weeks, re-
publlcRn, who seeks reelection, former
Gov David I. Walsh on the democratic
ticket and Mr.. Lawson.
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Only Eight Ask Aid
On Qucstioniiaires

Only eight registrants had appeared
at the courthouse at noon today to get
assistance In filling out their Ques-
tionnaires while more than half
dozen lawyers we're on hand aud walt
ing TO assist in the work.
More than thousand qyestionnaires
were mailed yesterday to Agistrants IN
Oklahoma City and county and why
more did not appear this morning Is
somewhat OF 4 mystery TO the attor.
neys., Some Of the registrants may not
have received their guesuonnaires II
was Stated this morning, and wanted
time to look them over before they
answered the numerous questions con-
tanned in them. A larger number is
expected this afternoon.
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HUNS ASnoll lERE
SEEN is 0AuSf &
PlDEmIO OF FLU
nNYASHINGToN, sept. o.

00HASHINGToN, Sept. ~
wv Steps we're taken yesterday by
w the emergency fleet corpora
ticn to prevent influenza from In
ierieriug with ship production. San
itation engineers in all eastern
shipyards were notified by Lieut..
Col. Phillip S Doane. head OF the
health and sanitation section OF the
corporation. to exhaust every means
to keep the disease from the yards.
Colonel Doane in a statement is
sued last night advanced the theory
that the disease, which he charac-
terired as nothing more or less than
old-fashioned grippe" was brought
to the United States by members of
the crews OF German submarines,
who he said. were reported to have
been ashore at New York and other
places
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ALLIED AlRMEN
ARE Bio FACTOR IN
F00n OFFENSIVE
NIYITH THE AMERICAN
wv ARMY ON THE LoR-

V0HITH THE AMERICAN
WV ARMY ON THE LOR-
" RAlNf FRONT, Sept. i9--
The large part which aviation has
played in the offensive operations is
indicated by the summary Of the first
four days Of the battle. According
TO this, despite the heavy rains which
transformed the airdromes into seas
Of mud and seriously handicapped
them for At least two DAYS, the
sviators were NOT only able to make
more than 100 sorties covering a
period Of lD00 hours, bu, so
thoroughly bombed the enemy air
drcmes that the enemy was unable to
accoppllsh mseh.
The allied pursuit groups played a
large part m maintaining an aerial
besvaAe ossr the sector Of the ad-
voqee ard attacked enemy planes
~ ballocus wherever found. The
Wetk Of the observation corps was
essntiy facilitated thereby. The
1ois and observers OF the allied
D6s fired more than OOoO rounds
- Q1eir machine guns u eoqvsys
- vesds, artillery sr1 scsp
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MISSING IN ACTION
Bugler Junior Smith, Flint. Mich.
ppINATEN

MISSING IN ACTION
Bugler Junior Smith, Flint Mich
PRiNATES.
Frank w. Grove Frederick. MD Joseph
T. McManamon, Scranton. Pa; Chhtis
Nlelson, Neenah. wis; John O'Shea,
New York city; Verulc Schucker. Kuts-
town, Pat Prank Udelhoyen, Lancaster.
Wis; Martin Nandenhroek. South kau-
kaunR. Wis; John NaKnuk, lfyaslovskl.
OrecIsl WollyNh Russia; CLYDE q.
Walls. tAwsonham. Pa; Thurman Davis.
Chattanooga, Tenn; David Folsom. Good
Ing, Idaho Howard y. Folsom. Go9dng.
Idaho; Joseph oarlek chlcagoj William
u. Gilbert, Butte, Mont; James Harri,
son, Forest City, Pa. Arthur Haught,
Chandler, Aria Clyde II Hess, Gray
bull, .Myo,; Louis y, Hess Brocklyn, n
v. James Peter Higgins. PHILADELPHIA
Alvin q Kellbefg, Troy Idaho, BenJa-
min W, Kemp, salt Lake, y. ~; Albert
n klaus, Ayondale, Col Martin Krase-
vlch, Pueblo. Col. John l.auier. Wallu
walls. Wash. Prank Midkit, Charleston
". Va. EnsNnld R,lnhart Moe, spooncf
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TO Relieve Gas In The Stomach

which disturbs your sleep, Just try one
Soc bottle Of LAX-FOS WITH PEP
SIN. A Liquid Digestive Laxative for
Indigestion or Constipation. Pleasant
to take. Now made and recommended
by the manufacturers OF Groves Taste
less chill Tonic.
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Baby's Second Summer.

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDI-
CINE will correct the Stomach and
Bowel Troubles and it is absolutely
Can be given to infants with
perfect safety. See directions on the
bottle. (Ady)
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Texas Attorney Named.

WASHINGTON Sept l9-Thc
nomination Of Hugh II Robertson nj
San Antonio to be United States at
torney for the western district OF
Texas was today sent to the senate by
President Wilson.
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DIED OF WOUNDS.


Frank Baclaske. Old Forge. Pa;
Wladyslaw kwyecinskl. New London.
Conn Frederick j Murphy. Cambridge
Masa Arthur ID. Richmond, Waterbury.
Conn; Frank Greonwoldt, Bertha, Minn.;
Donald {. knarr. Reno. New John Laird.
Nishaw, Pa. Tracey Moore. San An
tonic, Texas; Alfred c. Shnffer. ldaE
Grove, Iowa; Garland u. Turner Hills
boro, ca. James A. Yarno, Terry Mont
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Sergeant Allen Ramsey, Beloit. Wae.
corporals lsndor j. ChOpp. BraAil. Iowa
William Rodibaugh. Pittsburg, Pa. Rod
erlck J. Shipley, Rossville, Kan; George
Ashwood, oydensburg. y y; Peter
Carter, Gioyan, n. c.. wills o. Casey,
Hyars, okla.i Dsnver collur, semlnolee
Okla.
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hAlnInoIt new 1oIh Nly'
WOUNDED SEVERELY,
OFFICERS.
LIeutonnuts Harrison H. CasWell.
GreenVllle, Mich; William Patterson
Nclslger Jr., Macon. Ga.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergeants Mark Deylne, Wilmington.
Ind Leo Moses DroEdOwski, Cheboygan.
Mich ueorge ". McAndrews. Whining.
ton, Pa; Frederic N, Thompson, Gar
cc-pl, Fay wolverton. vleSsryville,
Mich.
pRlvATEs.
Hsrry James Drake, Detroit. Mich ;
Emery W, Jihbe. Taconn. Wash, Joseph
l.. KenneY. Dorchester, Mass. Ernest l..
langley, Boston. Ernest Richard Lever
ldse. lincoln, n, HI Morris Lipsehitz,
San Domingo. Mexico; Advert X Iovlck,
Maiden, Msss. Howard y, Ploff, Wykoff,
'roxas; Anthony a. Prll. slrnla. Col I;
Louis q, Sharpe. New bedford. Mass !;
Andrew O. sinner, Meadville, Pa. \ En-
eIeon y, Smith, ISABEL, $. D.; Fred 5.
Vaughan, GrsysvilIe. Ca William
MeSyenberr kaukaaua' Wis'i qsoV,s
Wlllford. stonewsll, Miss, John Henry
Wulff, Greenyllle, Mich; John Zeldam,
Grand Rapids, hleh.l Nicholas Ccrradlno.
Lancaster Pa. Philemon J. Dersult. Fall
River. Mass Thomas u Gillian. TAM
mond. Ind Saul Godlnsk. Mattapan
Mass James ", Jensen. Ayoca. lowR. /,
Frank T. Jones. Moss, Teun.. neForrest
irving Kcvill. Neenah Wis; Albert r.
Lepnut, Rlchiord, VI; Harry \. Leslie,
naCkgr Mich NIgt0r MOresu North
Jersey city, " j.. George Francis owen,
New York City! Robert'R parnon, VIII
iiRmsion. s. C.; William " Saylor, Way-
erly, Va; Henry Wilson shIpman, BE.
ment, H.
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Dominick Bart0lero. Seattle, Wash I;
Roy A. Hall, Columbia, s. ID. Eusthathioa
keialos. RiyerAlde, n, j.; Eric j. Uslin,
Seattle, Wash; Charlie II. Brnmhlett.
Ramhurst. ca; Carl r. Brodehott,
Erhard, Minn.: Clinton Y. Bushey, Yunk-
ers, n. Y; Albert Grass, Cannon .'all,
n. D.; Clarence f.. Hutchcson, Benton
Vile, Ark; Joseph Davis Mario, Maple
ton Depot, Pa Henry + Schottc, Am
sterdam. ~ T.: John Smith, Priyott, Ky;
Robert II, Williams. EIllott. Iowa, John
j. WOulfe, New York City.
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War Savings Stamp
Sales Are Reported

In the comfort OF your home, think
of the boys "oyer there" Have you
kept your pledge to help support them
by investing in war savings stainps'
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NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
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Mr. and Mrs. Lew Taylor, Oklahoma
city. girl
MI, ard Ms George Flowers sO3 South
Walker avenue, boy.
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Mill Strike Ends.

MANCHESTER, Wednesday, Sept,
lSl-The cotton mills strike is now re-
garded as ended. Executives Of the
spinners' union recommend that work
be resumed on the understanding that
an investigating committee will be ap-
pointed as promised by Premier LLOYD
George The matter must bt formally
submitted TO the districts affected, but
it is believed the mill will resume work
on Monday
--~----w.ss
In the comfort OF your home think
OF the boys "oyer there" Have you
kept your pledge to help support them
by investing in war savings stamnSl
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WASHINGTON. Sept i9,-Tho army
casualty list for Thursday shows.
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DIED or DISEASE.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergeant Allen Ramsey, Belolt. woV.

Nurse Nellie j. Ward. west PhilOdel
phia, IA
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oklahomant In the list:
cofpL willis o. Casey eyarS, died
OF disease,
corpl. Denver Cullun, Seminole,
died OF disease,
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WOUNDED sLIdHTLY
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICER,
sers, Mai Harold Disc Moody. Glen
Rock, Ia.
PRlvATes.
Louis N, David, Taunton, Mass Sam.
uel Klein. Duquesne, PH.
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