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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-03-14
Meyers Condition Now Critic

Meyers Condition Now Critical,
Boston, March 1.-THE condition Of
George Won L. Meyer, VINO has been
Ill In his home here for several weeks
with a tumor Of the liver. was more
serious this morning and physicians
said there was little hope for his re.
covery.
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Fills Stomach
With New Energy
Weak, Worn Out, Classy, Sour Stom-
ach Revived and Made to Enjoy
Food With Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets,

Most of Us cat three t.mCs "A day
and often forget that each meal should
he disposed 90 in the stomach 10 make
room for the next The failure ut the
stomach to do this Is called indiges-
ton or dyspepsia, with its sou. rIsinps,
gas, rumblings, pain depression and
The feeling of stiffness when breath
ing is difficult.
The most effective remedy and the
most reliable one, because you can
get 1t at any drug store IL the United
States or Canada, is Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablcts, at 80 cents box. In
stead of depriVing yourself of food ol
hong on a starvation diet simply il"cp
on a. You have ANA let these taNls,s
straiehten ont yoNr stomach, digest
tho food and keep you in tie hslit.--
AdU.
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81 have strongly emphasized the great
necessity Of physicians making blood exam.
nations of their weak. auTric, run .dowr
patients, Thousands Of persons 60 on year
after year suffering from physical weakness
and highly nervous condition due to lsCh
Of sufficient iron in their red blood corpus
cles without ever realizing the real and true
your blood you- food merely passes through
the body. something like corn through an
old mill with Tollcrs so wide apart that the
mill can't grind.
,"For want Of iron you may be an Old
man at thirty, duh Of intellect, poor in
memory, nervous. irritable and all run.
down. while at so or 90 with plenty OF
iron in your blood YOU may still be young
in feeling, full Of life, your whole being
trimming over with vim and energy.
"As proof Of this take ~ case OF Former
United States Senator and Nicr-prcs;icnti.l
u0mince Charles \. Towne, who at past S.
is still vertahlc mountain Of trclcs,
energy Senator Townc says: Il have found
NuNated Iron of the greatest benefit as a
tonic and rcgulatve. Herceforth l shall not
for the benefit Of others to the remarkable
and immediate he'pfulness OF this remedy.
and / unhesitatingly recommend NuNatcd
Iron 10 those who feel the need Of renewed
energy and the regularity Of bodily func-
tons
"But In my opinion YOU can't make strong,
keen, forceful men and healthy rusv.chccked
women by feeding t.em on metallic iron.
The old forw9 Of metallic iron must <,
through digestive process 20 Transform.
;Hcm int" o-tan.c iron-Nuxaicd lron--be-
l'rc they are ready 10 be taken UP and
s's.'Elia'e1 By the human system. Notwitb-
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want OF iron-ron that gives it strength and power
to change food into living tissue" says DR.. James
Francis Sullivan, formerly physician of Bellevue
Hospital Outdoor Dept,), New York, and the
WeStchester County Hospital.
Modern methods of cooking and the rapid pace
at which people of this country live has made such
an alarming increase in iron deficiency in the blood
of American men and women that I have often
n1arvced at the large number of people who lack
iron in the blood, and who never suspect the cause
OF their weak nervous, rundown state Lack of
iron i'll the blood not only makes man physical
fatgued but it utterly robs him of that vire force,
that stamina and strength OF will which are so
necessary to success and power in every walk of
life 1t may also transform beautiful sweet
tempered woman into one who is cross, nervous and
~
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MCLROY. Michael. serst., Manchester TX.
MILLi Hugh c. T CORP; Po woaS 'kl ,,,
CfoNNoR. John F.. corp. Manchester
<dRAFu11s, Sam. Manchester ODD.
fCoTE. Alfred J., warren (KJ.
CoLLINs. John Joseph; Manohss,sr tDw).
ELLINGwooD. wilmer r. Groveton tAn.
NoRCRoss. Edgar L. Portsmouth ODD.
F6TATER Ae olnesm S h Hoosse{ M
sCIfRFPFER, Fred, Manchester CwSN.
NEW MEXICO.
FLEET, George T.. Capt. Tularosa CWS)
;ARGHULETAI Jose r, Retc (Dw),
nnRRHeSTHEz z iu osES F M.sds sDD m
IHIAARRpING; Ghsr!s. A.. Gallup tK}.
M2TA; Alf ps%s To- pom T.t tM,' twn
NORTH DAKOTA.
CURRY. Frank T.. Lieut.. Harvey (K).
SESAASi a:nTy g. s"'Ef :tot q ' Sa3. '"''
sSEN Ding SsTi.tof g. Devils Lake tK}.
EGM6RM A Aifrsd M L. hsiss { Ky
GoRDER' Arthur n, Carbury iDD).
Hagen, Lars Alkabo ,DD).
JONES. Garrett H, Dan;ry ODD.
!;AlT-RaITrssEN,, James NoTth Earso cKy.
SHEDHAM, Edward T., Dickinson tMl.
HowATZKI, Joseph a, Mount Carmel
ovREvIK, Lars o. olenburn ODD.
RAAEN. John. Botneau (K,.
h h4GE f;s GFl - Aa RsnSSa tP up
NUUp. Martin o, Fargo (KJ.
T3NNE ERG xn The SaS.rt MaddGs ODD
YOUNG. irwin T.. Min"t tWUD.
OHIO.
JOHNSTON. Thomas p. Lieut., Mount
cRUMB, Harry c.. Lieut.. CincinnaritpW,
SORCROSs. Terry D.. Lieut.. Dcshler CKJ.
ANDERSON. George A., sergt.. Ashtabula
50sWELL, John c., serEt:, Cincinnati tAl>
Drown. Archie b.. sergt. senscaville
CHRisTMAN. jerome Loo. sergt. New
COOK. Leroy II. serEt.. Cleveland tpp,.
DETRoW' Walter H. 'sergt,. Springfield
DoLwING, Lawrence W. sergt. Dayton
TRINGEH, Edward r.. sergt., Cleveland
KEEfE, Frank j., serg,,. Cincinnati (pw)
LYTi;E Clarence T., sergto Lancaster
McHTrir, Walter. sergt. Youngstown tws,
%AkLSE' Joseph T. ~st., Cleveland
EuFIN5oN. Willard sers,.. Lancaster TX,
E1GkERnsHousBN' Grover, scgst., bell,
fToIz, Erman. serst. Dayton ,pw).
STRAUSS. william S., sergt., Cincinnati
CARAMICIo. steten, corp. Cleveland tM).
CHAMBERS, Fred L., corp, Jefferson (MJ
EHRINGTON. William, corp, saltwater
M.
T@RA%KHAUsER, Frank W. corp.
bridgeport (K).
hEISELY, Carl D., corp, Toledo (M).
LEONARD Ernest E.. corp, Akron (Mb
EfEATT. Robert b, corp. Cincinnati ~
N'NAHAN. Michael NJ, corp, Dayton
Ian Cscn T.. corp Cslina CKl.
ENA ART, Edward. corp. Cincinnati CKl
80 pLCAh George W. corp, cleveland
-! DER, George. Cambridge CNl.
'NEFEIi. John H, Montpelier CMj
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only NuHated Iron in its original packages
ana see that this particular name (NuMatrI
l'on) appears on the package. II yau have
taken preparations such as Nux and Iron
anu other similar iron products and failed
I" Ect results, remember that such products
Iron"
IN commenting upon the value Of Nux.
a'ei Iron as means for creating red hlaol
Strength and endurance. DR. Ferdinand King
says: '''''''
Scarcely a day goes by but tina, see
women whose eareworn faces. dragging steps
ana generally weak, tired appearance show
unmis;akablc signs or that anrmic, rundown
in the blood. avn
There can be no strong. healthy, heau,L
~ women without ZION and inasmuch a.
reining processes and modern cooking
methods remove the Iron Of Mother Far'i
ron 50 many Of our most common fIs Is
TINS iron deficiency should be supp'i-1 by
l''"g some form of organic iron rs, as ~,
use SAT- vixen our food has not ca9ug, sa.:
Iron is absolutely necessary to enable
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KEW blood to charrr fool into e. .. ''.'.
Without II no matter zee. ~
You eat your food mercy p. .- ,.r y
You without doing y,v = .. o.. q ..'
sequence you hrcuu, ,.ta.. ... ar.
io' Ling just lie a liant n. ... O.. -.r
Sol! d'rciCnt in r. =. "a" =
ma The sA'n Of an aa.,.- 80 .t.
l'r, the fcSh naIl,. ir, p. ... .a e,
AMI often ilcy become wea'. ........ .'..
able dcsPonl.nt and m,a. .. ,.r.sr@
woman short course ri .>.- ' 81
and SIC o'',n quickly bccun.,, ., ,.'rt
o!ierert nl!y.lual-str,uc. '..ta, dHd
Tosy,eEcehcl. i have use .-..' In
widely III my own prlcti,s o.. %. u.s., severe.
agsravated conditions with un!,.. = ,e'"
! have induced many other phys ms -
give It ,r'l. all 81 whom H. ...-l ne
i"oSt surprising reports m rrglr' O.. s-r,,
power as health and stress. ,3.-eg'
aAhr''srusrI'' Nor; Nu,s,ri ION - D. o.. .rSi "
W sNhFnn an otArrS VIZ. ,.,h ,gTy-i. % 50
which ia ltrsr tlhri and ..turuls ,r -
- not scrrct remedy. lut one who I-v.. =
druggists Everywhere. lultH IL trH.r ...'F
l71'nets n s"lGy assiHa lat,i d ..,u tI... n,'I
ialc them black, me- up'.i q r,.ra.h I... 80
tHcFHCharantcs plccf Siu a. s.t .a.,..'. rs.'
y every plr Asrr thcS q .slaI ,.-. d.. -
eiASsHsss ~ eli soVd dTvI..stL
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Utah.

UTAH.
LISTER, Edward L., sergt.. Tooie tDw).
MCMILLAN, Melvin d.. Bergt, Murraylk.
WRIGHT, Jack p. serst.. Salt Lake city
cARL!LE. oeors. w. corp. Charleston
ABEL, Joseph B.. Lewiston tNp.
ALLEN. Orin w, Logon (Kl,
AEyFIS 10y joins sat w tsf' sat- S' Lake city
ptRkows, Harold II, salt Lake City
cHRisTENsEN. Royal C.. Redmond tK).
EVANS. David NJ, Huntsville tMl.
ToRsGEN. Faunt H. West Brigham City
ekYiN, waiter NJ. salt Lake city (M.
HAMRiGK, FLOYD. yernal *.
OLSON, Andrew NJ, Fountain Green tDw).
bE ;I,I george I.ss Il VGrn .spb ,P }4
S sHRFP. 6 SHssHs +, sandy sandy M.
TAYLOR, Lynn, ouray tk).
VERMONT.
BISHOP. william. Bloomfield ODD.
CHASE, Kari X, Burlington (Ml.
coRRIvBAU, Joseph o.. st. JohnsOury
p p}SEp r Ts:ne. " y.t gssfG 9pD} g.
fields. Eddis, dranby ODD
HTRLBURT' Duane T. WMI:,On ODD
RING. Bert L.. Essex Centre M.
MAToTT,. Amsey J.. Barre tM.
MAYHEM. Andrew Paul, Fair Haven tMl.
FAN if Her Frank s, Essex function tDD}.
ONEY, John w. Roxhury (K).
s s6RRiEaTY w MSss NJ SoF aor T5Ss wv
VIRGINIA.
BEVERLEY. Benjamin g., Major. The
MEREDITH, raymond O.. Lieut.. Norfolk
Perkins. Pryor r.. Lieut.. Newport
WILLIAMS. Harry Clay. lieut., Roanoke
BEAL, Edward w. serst,. sco.tsvipe
BEAsLEY. Jerry $. serst. Hollywood
BREUER. Charles, serst, Marion ODD.
CARPER. Jacob T.. -ergt., East Radford
lILBERT, oharl.s, s,rgt. spltvllie tDwl.
HINTON, Frank j. sergt, clearbrook
LEwIs. Charles W, serEt. Petersburg
wEis. Conrad. rhoebus ODD.
sRuBEcK G Fred T. core GORE sts snnon1 ~
DoNOHuE, Arthur NJ, corp. South Nor
ETz. Frederick p. corp. Bayv,ew ODD.
GRIFFIN. william. corp. Parksley tK).
HESS, Felix, corp, Bloomington (kD.
SAVERS SAIE W tr,i e. eSrP'' eratton, ,pRR}'
WILSON Samuel b. corp. Raphine
ANdI.E. Ken: W, wirts tDD).
BLOW, James L. rina,rs Point tIl).
cURRv. Howard p, Mcdowell IN.
DARNELIA Charles, Slant (kp.
DEARDoRFF. william /. occoquan
DEEL Charlie W. v!cey ODD.
ELLE I;4 c Rai,ir s. ,TsSgart tB RDI,
Fry. James Wi'ilam. sever M,ie Ford Ky.
GAsKINS, Joseph H. Portsmouth CT).
GOODMAN. Cornelius A., Lowry GO.
~ ~ I.f-H
G0MER.' William ;9iiii i'J j. Iortoai X M.
HAMLlN. Tom Yale .ppl. 80,
HARRIS, William A, Jr. Richmond coll
H3%RoEFT. Gray L.; Barns ,t;4, cwr,.
HAWS. Ira l.. Philomont ,M'.
T-t'NLEY, Joseph L.. ward CVUJ.
Johnson, Robson G., Madison Heights
HgNT. Eosser II, Murly ron. *:
NEIsER: Heryry x. Hot springs 'pW).
MILES, Joseph /. LOST. Manor ,Dwp.
Mn4H, iamss A. A'3rr'rS al
MuSiGK. P"wclL Hcneker ~.
MYERS, Raymond T.. ,rortsn,onth -.
NoRBCRN, CA h. panyi,,- nm.
PARSONS. oleu,, b,,.den NJ.
n ,,ATH:r, & r. chaTlto vi Nv VS..
RICHARDSON, WHIT. ro.ay 'roeh ,pw).
STEAp; Ra,ph r F;S,ri' Ialcn }DoWo.
THOMASsON. i:,uorc. Goodv!., ODD.
WHITE. Floyd q. SgAford ,DWp.
WILSON, Rob, r.. Osaka NJ.
Wright. RIchard W Nn'sonia NJ.
WA~HINGTo>.
TrRNEa Henry e. Jr l.'on-., Seattle
VAN vuRIs. Howard II. Lieut.. Tacoma
>, =, ,,,., I 49,. ,,,,.n,.. AZ,
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NENpRIcK, Hugh @, capt. Fort worth
BANTER, Harold :, Lieut.. san Antonio
GREE!t James y, Lieut.. Waco nAl.
NEEhE. nrion AIoTfo Lieut., r,ydG *.
OMEN. Na,raail J.. Lieut.. Dallas ,pWp.
pKUMMONn, Robert -. Battalion SER
ufiIIIsA'RI i" f5sima l'' l., .erst. Rosebud
uAGGLLE, Claude W, ssrFt. san Antonio
MEHEpIrH, Jasper y, serE;o conroo
sEXRpA. AoIs ], sergt. Bloomington
GRXcE. Robert r., corp Dallas ppp.
GRIGGs, william f.. corp, johnson city
HuMPHREs, James T. corp, Kossa ,ws,.
HURST, James C., corp, Weathorford
Jackson. Carl f.. corp. Tarnood Cpw,,
MURPmY, Dennis r.. corp, Waco % - IN. wi 20
FAIRS Oscar. corp Mauger oiD.
HUUsr6S. lanes 81, corp, For, worth
SPEAiRs, H,uEh,on W. corp, Fort Worth
win a,,, Eqe r P,., s2}p I P.a.y -, sw;,
bARRf W;;ie l., FadsC't ~ ,,>,,,
HotHWEN' WH:5joa al Day,r, HnrwooG obs,
nR3WN, yiTgn A. canyon opp.
CALDWELL, sam II, Princeton CWs,.
CHOATE Freddie T., waterman DWD.
COBB, bert W, Madisonvilie Cws,.
CRAWFORD. John r, Gnosccreek (ND.
rROW, Charles James. Flint (KJ.
CROUCH, Harvey w, Clarksyillc tM).
CCRTISS, win -. Petersburg IKl,
DEHARr Arthur. Sugarlaud ,BWb.
DCEE, Herbert e.. Noakum a..
ENGLAND. william y, Lamasco CDWl.
rLEMINI, William NJ. Sanger oDWl.
FOWLER. Erlcst T., FrankstoNn ODD.
FOX. Jesse j., CircitvIllN ODD.
FILLER Earl Jacksourll" ODD,
FULLER, Fen W, Abilene tk',
GAJER, Frank, Moulton CKI.
GALLEGEH, James u, Dallas tDWp
CARA, NiCtoriano, Yorktown lKJ.
GAULT. Raymond. Electra (Afl.
GENTRY, Add W. Carbon ODD,
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OTHER COUNTRIES.
Alaska.

Oh"hh W. NJ hlfb.
Alaska.
vANSIIIUYLENDRoucK, RENT A. DOurn
NICHOLAS. Stephen, Curchls Tvs,
Belgium.
DEMoLLE. Henry, Hainan, Swrr
British West Indies
DEFOUR, Peter n, sergt, Trinidad nm,
Canada.
s"RENsoN. George, corp, sa.ks.eh,-,,
CHARY, Ralph, winnipeg H ,wTV' 'o"'
u MrHf; Edward l., rri6c. Ea-,.,
HARpIE. Joe Q; H. sa.kstohowsy o.,
HuRD. Victor r. Regina ODD
k,L :d.sa Thomas e. Prince Ed-a...
KrEHNE, John Frederick. sassstcA.,,,
4 kr {;ri Joseph P. Manitoba I'D,
Si:MEL harry. Hamilton ,Kl
SUTHERLAND. Cecil ". Albert, M
Denmark
J ! 4 Car Car 4" Copenhasen CM.
kELDiAkb; Carl. Si,keberg on
Ni En ITI,"FFERSEN' Hans X Bonho,m
England.
HOOPER. thornton u. Iiou,. ro,,o.
MMonGAAN. Waiter g. corp. Ash w,
WpRTHlNGToN John NJ. r5-p w.,
lynn VS. 'n
f.NANS Thoomns W. Caargv.r,. ,z,,
I'll MBl.ETT James IL E"-,hyrb..I,.,
!, ,DM 'I
UNRIfSoS>'h -, Corn%a'l M.
KINSELL. Rertrsm Pc cr. ..s ,-Sne X.
.I,t NJ. 10 "'''''' N'F'nf Her'o L.
Nit!I6i! N'f,oGf' .is'' r7r, r.ll,N
'.''' -''.o "
HOFFMAN. Myrgn !. s,-rt.. rarIe,pv
'AR'lE, Paul H=- ..1..i....o x.
Finland
mo. ,,...-;
l'I'''' M2Iri'' l''r'''a.I w.
Grt1cC
cArTAs. Gn.. " Xnrlr,,,i,, 81,
lsnbIA\ Arrv,r,. .las u
,'yprus TX .'''' NUN N'cN!'
KAKuYEANOS psr.s f--,,,.-,
comm, iXvt-, '''' = '''N-''+' ia. Ess'
kYHIT41S' A.,pr- r,.rg..,, -,,,.,,.,.
l'NIfpN3At IL ~ w.. !" t'r.f u
h,.,s. fiis,' 81 '"'''''s - Ie"'.f''o.
ll.R,iIS. .rnn, vs.r.-.,.... .-
I.n,ft
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standing all that has been
said and written on this
subject by well.known phy.
,.clans, thousands Of people
"'ll insist in dosing them.
selves with metallic iron
simply, l suppose. because
il costs n few cents less. l
strongly advise readers in
all cases 10 get a physicians
prescription for organic
iron-NuNated Lon-or il
yon don't want TO 60 10
this trnnhlc. thrn nmrcha.n
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as blood for you to so without
eating until you became weak thin and
serious harm yourself than when your literally sarve for
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Is Your Blood Starving For Want of Iro,

Why Nuxated Iron Quickly Builds Up Weak Nervous
Rundown Folks-Over 100000 People Annual,
Taking 1t in This Country Alone to Increase Thei
Strength, Power Energy and Endurance
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PRATT os p, corp. Newburg ~,
ROWLEfL John, corp. Wavetiy *
WEISS, John Frederick, corr T,,.,.
phla (K) i'Ad'.
BALL. Earnest T., Milton tM,.
BROWN, Lloyd T., Fairmau' TX,
BROWN, Riley p. Springfield M
CALVERT, George c., MouaIsyi.Io -,
CLANCY. George G., AlaSka tlit ny
CONNER. Thomas NJ, Fairmou' az,
FACCETT. Porter l., Fairmou, rvs,
FLORA. James. Point Pleasant tnS
GIBSON, Anderson, Twin Rrarra NE
GUTH. Fred f.. HuntcrsVuI" al, We"
HElTZEL, Virgil O., Nonogln l,r
lIlGGlNROTHAM, Allen SuUlvsn. -.
Fork (Kl lnA
JONES David y. Pcnnshor, ~.
MARSHALL, Joseph \. Wheeling nm,
MASON, Lummy II, Gy-sy *, "'
MORRISON. JAMES. ParkershlrR M
PENDRY. Willie. Pinevala ,N,
POE. Charles =. Marntet ~,
RATCL1FFE. George, Crum ,WS
REDEEM, 1."xie NJ, Lockbridre I'VE,
RILEY Guy. IONA ODD ''
B1NEHART, Wills Preston 4uckh,,,..
CK1. ''non
ROHRL, Frank c. Patterson ON.
ROSE. Carl, Thornwood tMl
SAMPLES, Percy Hale, Sa,"iu tMN
SHREWSBURY. AryAl n. Princeton nm,
SOuDBRS, Fayette C., Ransom ,DDt
STEWART. George c., MUundsyllle X,
TADLHAMER. George A. NprmsH,S-,
tKD. ''n
TRUMAN. wellington. okn ,DD,
WITT. Amos, Sigman tDWl.
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THOMAS, Joseph. sergt.. Iaru'n,. X,
NEWMAN, Clarence. corp. Lands- M,
BEAN. Frank L., Casper tKl.
ETCHEMENDY. Laurent, buffalo ~
EVANS, James IL, Douglas tDwi
GARCIA, Beniio: Fort steel lMl.
lSLER. Henry, Divide ,WrJ
JOHNSON, Earl d, Lingle ND.
JOHNSON, Carl s., Laramie (MN
KUSEL, George c. Sheridan ODD.
NlSBET. AleNander c. Evnnatnr ~,
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LYPHARDT, Arthur p. Tacoma (m.
POTTER, Jess l., Snohomish ODD
RODER, William A.. Seattle ODD
RUSSO, Leonard, Seattle (WSl.
SCHOENROCK, william A., Alpha tk).
sHELSE. Tom Raymond tM).
STEVENS, Bert, Norman (M).
Willard A.. Sedro Wooiey tK).
TUENGEL. Herman e, Snohomlsh (W).
TURPIE, Charles WHshOugal (M).
TURCO, Ralph, Tacoma CM). -.
WIK, Andrew, East Stanwood (kl.
YAStEY. Arthur L., Spokane ODD,
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BAILEY Thonas Lieut.. Germantown
IWC,.
MELhoY, Hazard, Lieut., Philadelphia
SYKES, Paul Jones Lieut.. Hummels,ovr
VENTED. carl W, Lieut., Swlssvale (AD.
ABRAMS, Albert l., strgt. Philadclpnia
BAKER. Paul e, ssrgt,, Pitt-burg (kI.
BONES, j phu L., sergt,, Philad lphia (kJ.
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EROOMflEID' hush' Lieut., Gladstone
HoGGATT. clyde F., sergt Portland
MCCARTHY, George f., scrgt., Portland
CKD.
PARISH. Leo l., sergt.. Merrill ODD.
BEESON, Harry G., Enterprise CKD.
BOYD. Laurel T. wallowa (ND.
FRANCISCO, clifford F. Corvallis ODD,
GALLUCCI, Rocco, Portland (Nn.
GAZZO!A. Marcello, Hillsdalc CNn.
GURNEE, John L. Newport CkD.
HART ", Martih, .Grande Hondo ti).
HEWITT, Elton, Salem, IWS
hOLLOCk Jacob A, Merlin ,MD,
ENON. Jalper b., Saiua CKD
LuNDQrIST, August W, Enterprise (Kp.
MATSoN, A'ber', oregon CITY ,KD.
MAURER, John a. Eugene ODD.
MOORE, Gale l., Portland ODD.
NELSON, Gustaf -, Astoria on.
NOSKER, Cuba $, Denzer CMp.
OTIE, George H., Falls city ,K).
PHELPS Elmer L.. Gresham (WUJ.
REESE. Lester, Newberg ,Kl.
SMITH, Lawrence O., Baker (M)
THOMPSON. Hqrry. Bichland ODD.
Whitfield, Robert r., Allegheny (Kj
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

Announcing it's program, Robert E. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, calls for support of the public in the class of entertainment it is putting forth at the Elks theatre Wednesday evening in addition to the cause for which it is being presented
 The vaudeville in which the best To- cal talent will take part, is for the en- dowment of a bed in an American hos pital in France. The Daughters of the Confederacy are now at work in en- dowing its fourth ward in this hospi- tai in addition to other War Relief ac- tivities. The part the local chapter is taking in war service has been pro- portionately great and it hopes that its latest venture will be pronounced success.
 Among those who have offered their services is Mrs. c. H. Young. who for two years was connected with the French Opera Comique under the man. agement of Andreas Bippel in New York. season in grand opera and another in a concert tour covers a small part Of the professional who will appear on the program.
 Mrs. Harry Carson will sing a stir ring war song and will be assisted by clever chorus. Mrs. Carson is all ways a favorite and her number will unquestionably be well received. In fact the entire program which in hcludes such capable artists as Mrs. Francis II. RedewiH, Miss Mabel Mo- vinger and Miss Bernice Eggleston is exceptionally worth while.
 William Wickersham and Miss Mar garet Priester will add to the enjoy ment with a dance number and the Wickersham Ballet Sextet will be sure
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26
FIVE PLACES IN
 VALLEY TO TAKE
 REGISTRATIONS

Another red letter day in the history of the United States will dawn June , when all the young men of the na- ton who have attained the age of 21 since the registration of June 5, 1917, will be called before the various draft boards for registration.
 The places of registration in Mari copa county will be five in number. Wickenburg. Chandler. Gila Bend, Buckeye and Phoenix being their loca- tions. Those in charge of the Arizona registration desire the bulk of regis tration to be borne by the Phoenix board, as it is better equipped for the work in every way. The Phoenix board is desirous of having every man of the draft age who can possibly do so register in Phoenix.
 Bulletined at the Phoenix board is a printed card of instructions, giving the most detailed information concerning and full instruction concerning the an- swering of the questions set forth on the registration cards. Similar cards
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26
SAGE AND SULPHUR
 OARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush this through faded, lifeless locks and they become. dark,
 glossy, youthful.

Hair that loses it color and lustre. or when it fades, turns gray, dull and up mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made us a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful and thousands of women and men who value that even color. that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attrac- tive, use only this old-t time recipe.
 Nowadays we get this famous mix ture by asking at any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of 'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" which darkens the sair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied. Besides, it takes off dand- ruff, stops scalp itching and falling hair. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small stand at time. By morning the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladies with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur is that, besides beautifully darkening he hair after a few applications, it and gives it an appearance of abund- ance.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26
DRINKS ARE LIN
 HOUSE MONDAY

The soldiers going away Monday can have anything they want in the way of drinks without charge, as re- suit of an agreement signed yesterday by the firms. Dr. F. H. Redewill started out with the agreement asking that the boys be served free with root beer only, but before he got through he found that the firms had gone him one better. One firm after its name wrote anything they want" Another wrote 'any drink" and another "or anything else"
 The paper circulated by pr. Rede- will reads: The undersigned stores or
 manager of store will give free root beer drinks to drafted men on Monday afternoon, May 27, 1918. The drafted men will have each ribbon pinned on their left arms labeled National Army" The following are the signatures to the paper: Sun Drug Co.,, W. F. Neail, any drink. c. J. Arthur.
 Arthur c. Hulett, manufacturer Celery-Vig. | Owl Drug Co.,, A. H. Miller. Phoenix Candy anything | they want" M. Broszey-'or anything else." The Rose Tree-"Drinks" The Corner Drug Store, W. s. Solo, | man. I Adams Pharmacy, Hotel Adams. l Sadler & Webb. Hunters Drug Store. l George S. Johnson. The Sugar Bowl. The Busy Drug Store. | The Central Pharmacy. | F. G. Scott, manager Donofrio's Washington street. The Bear Drug Store. | The Eagle Drug company. Washington Pool Hall, C. E. Smith. Shea's Place, D. r. Shea. The Club.
 Ford Soda Shop W. B. Goughan.
 Ramona Candy Shop, B. T. Kuno.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26
TELEPHONE WORKERS
 HONOR DRAF TIED MEN

In honor of Ira F. Eastman and Vernon Fogle, who leave with the contingent for Camp Cody Monday evening, the employees of the Noun tain States Telephone company gave stag dinner last night at the home of J. H. Fairbanks, 3SS North Third avenue.
 Thirty men with whom the two guests of honor had worked for some time, gathered about the rose and flag decorated table. There were pa- triotic talks and songs and before the evening. closed the men in service were presented with handsome gifts remembrances that were chosen with view to the needs of the hour. A wrist watch and comfort kit were the parting tokens which were received with expressions of appreciation from the boys in service.