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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-30
HOTEL KILLER PRESSING CLUB

Is under the management of an ex-
pert cleaner and presser. Cleaning
pressing and repairing at short no
tice Ladies' work a speciality. Work
called for and delivered. Phone 22O
N Klbler Pressing Club
Eli Strickland, Prop. 1891
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-30
Old False Teeth Wanted
Don't Matter If Broke,

/ pay 50 to SIS per set. Also cash
for old gold, silver, and broken Jew.
elry. Send by parcel post and receive
check by return mail. VIII hold
goods 10 days for sender's approval
OF my offer l. Mazer, 2OO7 So. stu
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-30

Ruever, but they are looking forward
to the event with pleasure. Many have
already written home folks, urgina
them to be in Macon and see real
division of soldiers on a hike.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-30

Within a few weeks soldiers of the
Dixie Division will take their places
in the trenches to live a certain
length of time, just as they will do
when they get to France. Division. Of
ficers are now working out plans 70.
the trench living" which will take
the men out of their big tents at
night and put them in touch with
genuine trench life.
Training in general has become
much harder during the last month.
Infantrymen and artillerymen are
now kept on the range for target
practice two weeks instead of one
The new training is indicative of the
division moving shortly. Up to the
present time more than three thou
sand soldiers have been sent to ports
of embarkation and it is said some O.
them may have reached France by
this time. Under censor regulations
no information is made public rela-
tive to the transportation Of these
men Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-30
Company Of Negroes

Camp Wheeler now has one COM
pany of negroe soldiers. They were
sent here recently from Camp Gordon
to join the sanitary unit. Since COM
ing to Camp Wheeler they have been
engaged with other laborers in drain
ing the swamps around camp. An
other company may be sent later, it
is said. The negroes are in section
of the camp to themselves and not
the least trouble between them and
white soldiers is anticipated. They
are negroes drafted mostly from
Georgia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
PRICE CHANGES IN
STOCKS FRACTIONAL

N':W YORK. March i--fr.i"in% IN
S,u-FS today wa$ uu!St. rr!'" changes.
..X"..1t III certain. III thr n"r" Si"''"ia-
ti,. issues h"iui: limited !" fractions.
Tir, .tw Isolated features # strength
again inclu,t Sh;.rss that rcr"iv" their
propulsion tr,'.u poet "p"rat"rS
\ .nuG,rot" degree III short S"lIiH-;
MAS induced during th.' l;l"ruinS "n TN
further complications III tn" t"r"ISu
situation. ,"tf,h!y in EASTERN Eur"i"',
hu, tn. market for foreign rrmiiinn'"S
WIS uu:,lt.r.h :lS!d" from another break
III Italian 'N"han@".
Abortion hv tlt, house "E n" adnur-
iS,ra,iun'$ ra:Ilru:il !Iil ","k'd Il" r.
SuunSc ii tr:ra$p"rratr"m shares. dealings
II that division m'll.-: Hi' HIGHEST al
uny r"ccnr day.
.rh. rnor earnings ~ ;hr P.urSylva-
mia system ;nr January. Lines r;tS' and
west II Pittsburgh showing la-.;" 'i"''
cts m NJ, !nco.lrs. doubtless had ;h"ir
.uciciu IN ia" un:aH"r:;hi' 'ndii~ir';'i
icouditinu& prevalent i; thai p"r!"r.
Utah topprr'S dividend cUi from
sS5n L. $50 ucCaSi"ttcd M surprise.
such action having t".cu f"r"ShaG"w"'t
n tn. recent downward trend III metal
shares.
Ncw York .Ai7hr;,k"'s decline "t alr'"s'
: iulu,s followed publication OF III"
'rnmpaay'S annual r"r,r:. disclosing 4
l;,re'. >hrlnhagv Ill ret profits.
Tuhac""S. General Motors. UTILITIES.
Feet Sugar. S.urs- I""hUrk. Industrial
Alcohol and Pittsburgh Goa, embraced
. tn" heavier miscellaneous shares. "ii-
set n : measure 10y l.ack;'w'u'ut Si'"i.
ShIprin=$. n.lS ard Ami"rI"tn 'ar. l"t-
ID states Str"i Forfeited u larS.' irHc'
ton Sll,.~ nin",:nt"d t. :::i:..ui'' shares.
!"ne!> rts.d a:;,lm, i.lh'riN I>su'; lis
r!n:.ir-: urn,,"S$ 'r";.ti salts rrar
l;ll,;.., AGGREGATED &22.".5.n0c.
ir,t.,i stats "li coupon As gained Il
NJ ....n: VI ..:,ll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
HAMMOCK

TIL. Y"uTG; I-7-7!,i,'s branch &c rhc W.
- T. T. W hold - n6n'hIy meeting
win Misses Mnry"rt.. and Francis Lee
~ .Ii"u;""n I'll saturday evening.
March E"
Fun"7nl SERVICE, w"r. held IN Friday
,,,uing. ,un,Itc,",i l.; l."v. W f.. Plum
amer. pastor 81 :h, Presbyterian church.
,vv.r tn" r"m.;:.. II III" late John :.
!'.,lidma ~ n. ...rmc -: his son. j. t..
.,r!dnn. w:IE wh.,m h" had made his
h"tn" Tor ia" past i.w years. Short S"r-
"'rr- w"r" also h''id n the EIdEc
Friends meeting house. on" ami "n"-halt
iuli"$ >uuiE al l!nrn"Sr!l!r. mn Saturday.
with lulerfl-mt in the Friends bury!n$
Err"nL At that place" Deceased is sur
,l|-G hy ur.r daughter and tw" sons
Mrs. .Mari.- Nnndyn. ~ GAINESVILLE.
::mith Inudna OF rasmdcua. Cal, and
"..I!": I"udma -: ihIS i'!n%".
Mrs H." Cunari was able 10 be
hr"I=ht /" her hrm". ",>, al town. the
''rSt ~ ~" week. alter recovering from
an operation at Ia" ohio Valley Genera
hospital al Wheeling Il few weeks ago.
MISS i'"rntlil Armstrong Of Film
. 'ir,v" arrived FriG"y evening !" visit
ana! i!.". lrSi ~ iii" week wiki her
.,rrrLcr Mr. alii Mrs " l.. Armstrong.
and attend .in" i'n"m"r%' cluh. which was
L,id ut their h"II. ~! Friday evening.
Mr. ami Mrs. I'a"l tiuSs";i AMI TWO
.uiidr-n 'Srrnt TUESDAY with nrr moth
.r Mrs. lc, rh,.ii. lyir. in lIiontown.
Mas Lula S"rnni" returned Ia her
h":u. at ;'ILshtu: til" latter part Of tho
W..k. :i,'r VISITING with her fri"nd. Miss
,,lrv, iiay"s. ut south -: town. for a
ir.E day.
Mis-. ,;r.rsla Elliott nC Tnion;own and
Nrs,. l'IrI,r, II-tr.,.iS nj tended The Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
(;AL)|Z

Nc. Mar, Iln,lIu,s~.i u.y..-. wax VS.
.,,.. t,, ,,,..h,r %rz I,r,. Holland
, ,,'w t,, az,
Mrs Kart ilnarI3rJ Of IhrTrhsyi,I,
49,. y,s,,l,,.. her rar..u,= Judge. and Mrs
.n.u;,,,, = I-, ,E,. w,..k
,r,.,... .,,.,,.r =, "a.
g.. ,i... Ni,,,.r
.,, :, ...,..l,., y.,. ~, trn,,
,h,... .b.. :.
- '.''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

---~--------
NrW YORK. March L. Er'd*,r""i'S
tom"rr"w Will say.
Fr.cr movements. sur"ri,lIu""d ny
hester weather larger supplies IL coal
and improvement IA transportation la
c!litJrS hrlh on land and water. winch
however. arr Stjil not 10y any means fire."
uf congestion hav" Eiv.n birth I" ii"r"
cheerful feelings. II - irnr ihht per-
i.rrICrs aS L. cn.rrnmrnial REQUIRE
IrcIt4 uy"in'" l." ,IrrU!uS' RIB" act!ri'
.i"4 ~ r"rtu.a c.rIl.nn enterprises and
has Factor rnl:rl.,! WIN the c"u", d"dly
:rark,,! &h"r,nr,. 81 mHny kinds of man
.nitc.i.rrd .,ru,S. d"i"rS ord iEtrN trading
rom rlSIu.: IL IT'S fullest hrlEht hui
even =" ~" -,rn':ai irad"urN iS toward
:,r,;uirr Developments except Wii"r" vi
.r:,-rr:! essentials arr C"u.'i-"U W inter-
wheat crops news - NOR iH'"rahI'
;rri.Iranda :" Increase II" growing 81
fruiNluif~' Is being transferred IHir ~
;Inn. industrial outputs IINr "Nld"li'" -:
n,.t-rg uuC!aIni,'d. labor disturbances arr
I.".;i! @ihl", war production - 'LH";N 80
Sch"dulr&. trade IA S;Hp!" goods !" ~
uun,lInG. AN! n':tri.''i L. considerable m
t, r,IralIH:; h.'iw''Cu j"hh"rS. ihi$ h.i't
,.>;,.o.i.,!lS lru.. 81 'rNili.S p"u"ity II
winrh - uu;"w"rth%. ma d"'nnmd tor
Which !nnrtS lpr..' -.'lH!tH>landInG ny
ward ln,uudinu ir.c"S Ia fact d"ar;Ei
or Textiles. CREATES fears IL I tnW'r'
IaIrr On. aud ,'.,iS..+ r"lnf. merchants.
l..;Lnv 81 whrr NISi''i IA" larger mar
K..S This WEEK. Ia buy Nor" freely
han th.y should like |" d". rn Ia"
other ha.d So-ra!I,.! luNur!"~ ~. '"i.i-
yalrltiycl! neglected. Int 'E"n ~ tins
rr~;".,t ,'dd accidents ~" numerous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
SUGAR

NEW YORK .March - tn market
:rr RAJ" sugar ~"S uuchNnr.d It '.3H'c
,..r ,'l:u.>. rcsf and frc'gh.. "iHai 10
:; ,4.5,, Tor c"n:ritUSal TIE $H'H re-
..,rta! hy liz. c"Iunlit,c" iacIG!eI ''.4os
bars Of Fort" EIc"s and i."'H san L'"-
iuinGoS. ~
f:,na-d sugar continues n aciNc de,
1850 9Th rcHncrs still behind on old
,,-,i,-s md accepting only limited
n,oo,trr nf fresh business. but It Is gen
e-,Ilv believed thai normal conditions
wil! soon prevail
Prices are unchanged II T.i'c for nm;
rranuiateQ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
BUSINESS FAIR
IN CLEVELAND'S
FED. DISTRICT

LIS D}U eHUi
CLEVELAND. March tn - review
q, business cond;; IONS in fedora! r'.s'rE.
hank district No. 4 =; the beginning az
March II IL stated:
I>1ring the past :"ur w"'kS business
has had experiences which ~ ordinary
times would hav" produced paralysis.
Despite a breakdown III th' trims p"rt't-
ton service. coat shortages. N" taxing
over. Of tn. railroads. closing orders
capital restrictions and unprecedented
weather conditions. business HenHra!!E
except in restrained lines. - fa!T ana
Apparently II! All lines has 4 good nm
deriving foundation Tor futGr" building
and readily responds :" "n""uraEirs
conditions.
Manufacturing.
4 decided improvements * noted IN
manufacturing :in-$ III ;h past !"
DAYS rccaS!nr.,, !.:-..it h. W"ra favor
abb weath"r -. trimming IT naEiSa-
ton on the riv.i. ~: i'.>S congestion
on tn" railroads. i:>nc":tily - thus she
case IN the s;"at and correlated indis>
tries Increased wa" orders r"'' causing
anXinty "u III" pr -: Si"'-! tHA''Ht'f-
turcrS VIII" har.. ~ ''"E'T''d ;h"!r re-
ouir,m.ntS. aal signs ~. "vI'n:"n; ~
an arui% >hor;ac'. Il 'r"", Furnaces
however. ar, u:.in.r= h.pIway and i'r"S-
ApcctS are encouraging :,C al Inns ~
iron and steel pr'";i"tlu: tur 'a'' Sir;nS
Th.. cv:.l tr:,,i" S;iil >-ttE"rS from short
agc IF .,arS and. wh;i" n" ri'"r mines
hav" been fa>"r''i S''rr"wn2; ~ ih'
milti.r weather a.: -. ;'''>' i'W 'h:>'
many ,nin.S az. rU:,nioE - 4" T"ry r.
duccG ouirat.
Glay ami h:'"& '"'aHf'r'Ur"rS I;'N"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
New York Cotton Market

WIIEf:!.IEIi. ". Va.. March I. rs.
rIr,i,.i...d i!. lni.,liG";,...r hy \. f..
Nasi,.n X &c.. ririiIl. - e: IA" NV York
:ru,.l: E,"A.nr'- Na;waI Bank EuIId'
;r.. WA,.l!ug ". II- Louis +. Brand.
II.ti4GI'.f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
STOCKS AND BONDS


Mar, n c.""rin@s """H0d E'S''r'A!
w.rh = ,,""t ir"r"aS". ia" days t"'h' '"''
,,... s.ua.ilG.G:. compared with S""l'-
IT," II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nar'h / IS.
Furnished n" iu'"!l!r"M";r h. y. T.
MHSt"n x o.. ni"ini"'rS e.: N" E"w York
sock E.X,hanc.. National BANS RUlld'
.ug. Wheeling W. Va. Louis +. Nraai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING.

WHEELING. W. Va. Mnrri, !. IS
t'Gr;.!>,.u ~. lu;,iIr"Hr"r 10y \. T..
N.,<:..n X &c.. fu.-rnh,'rS q: r!.,. New York
Strc,, t:Xc!tHg". Natr"m;t! Etmk Huj!I-
.uS Wh..ll"S ": VI. LOUIS +. t-,,nd
IiIiI'J'tc.'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
MONEY

NEW YORK. March 1.--Call money
strong. High. 6 per cent; low, &: ruling
rat.. 6: closing hid. ) IL; offered III &;
last loan. b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

Wheeling steel & Iron r".--.'TrInsetr
books .'i"S" March !. FOR s - per cent
stock dividend. pavahi" March is.
LaE"'3. lion Works ntI.--Transf"r
books ,'i"S. March Ii. for a %" cent
cash dividend. payable March 20
laE"Ii. Iron Works ,"iIiiuon---Tr'LnS-
:rr books clos" March tG for a r"ruIrr :
pr cen; cash dividend and An Extra :
pcr con; rayIhl" M2rrh 70
Wheeling Steel Il Iron t".--Traa$!'r
hooks clos. March Ii. fer per Srn;
cash dividend. pty;thi" April :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
PETROLEUM

OIL C'TTT. Pa. March ;.-Cred!. hal !
ances. 400. Runs. :5.I7n; average :
7S.T6S Shipments. :i.:4c, average. !
SA,77S. J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
COFFEE

NEW YORK. March l.--C"Ncc-Ri"
NJ" :. $50; futures easy; May "."'c;
July, S.45c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
EXPLORER ILL.

DAWSON. Y. T.. March l.-Nord
rcnchcd here to-day of the illness az
Vilhjalmar Stcfansson. the explorer. who
Is winteriA ut ucrSchci Island. Last
REPORTS - he had suffered Il Ts.sdlSo
j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
Curb Mining Stocks
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Vi. March / -.
Furnished IN" fmi"!llE" h% a j..
Nf,siru 4 CO. nriuh"rS III Ia. New ! RI
SICK ExcAang, Na'!vnr! Er"k Build
J irr. Wheeling ". Va, Louis =. Erjnd,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING ". w. March : HS
pl!;y GEnr0;'"n list - Ia" NJ ""NnG
S:ncE Exchange. cun.r:lcG e.: lnt'!!i-
L,.rrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

= =. h,,.-r s '"..-Wr hai" '"i"A'-
,hI, trr..:.d n't'nil"i IT, rh"f'''' SUI
- esq. - "n"nr M mos A'''." '''
H.. ~. rats -" ~ :"'i"r
,!..,n:InI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-02

rnlleriI"i,$. '.\".T: ~ = w Quarters
whore th"r'' "v'. 'i:.'r "a!':'. '"''h''''i~'
ar" r"p"ri".! hotter 70" las Year ~
,h.> Sarl. p.:...;. 81. - i.t'' - 2 '.''~'
sc->,.tt,,- - -. =. -.
Evening star., 1918-06-21
PRESIDENT ORDERS SEIZURE.
0renstein-Arthur Koppel Company
Holdings Taken Over.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 21.-Presi-
dent Wilson has issued an executive
order to A. Mitchell Palmer, enemy
alien custodian. directing him toi take
over the assets Of the Orenstein-Ar-
thur Koppel Company at Koppel,
Beaver county. whose huge plant was
seized this week by federal agents.
Ten of the company's officials were
arrested at the time and will be in
termed during the war.
The Presidents order Is formality
which places the stamp of executive
approval on what has been done The
order recites that all property and as
sets of every kind held by or in the
name of the koppel Land Company
the Beaver Connecting Railway Com
pany, Koppel Water Company, Penn
sylvania Car and Manufacturing Com
pany. Universal Railways Products
Company and koppel Sales Company
shall be included.
Evening star., 1918-06-21

LINDSEY, William F., private, Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
CoMsToCK. Charles. jr.. private.
Detroit. Mich.
K KING. &C.. Arthur s. sergeant. cleve-
o'TooLE. James T.. private. Chi
MARKLEY. George. corporal Will
sTRANAHAN. J. willard. private.
McMILLIN. Jenness C. private.
Cleveland. Ohio.
EVANS. Ralph W., private. Beloit.
Kan.
kEEFE. Charles c., private, Utica.
BENN1SGER. Henry H., private, st.
MCCLURE, James E., private. Hacker
Valley. W. Va.
FITZGERALD. John v, sergeant.
South Boston, Mass.
PARKER, Oliver. corporal. centerville.
.G;A.,RRETT; Rudolph w. private.
DANIEL. Leslie c.. private. waverly.
Tenn.
SCHCNK, Orie l.. private. Dunkirk,
bar: BARRON: Q ' Edward H. private.
NY
McCARRELL veru NJ, private. YER
nal. Utah.
McGUCKIN, James A.. private, Cam
COOPER. Walter c.. private, Grand
Rapids. Mich
CRAWFORD. Lee H.. private.
Macon. Ga.
WILLIAMS. Russell L.. private.
SCOTS BLUM. Neb.
DEMoTT. Hsrry, private. Morris
RICH. Peter p. corporal. Alden. Pa.
NEWTON. BERTHE B., private.
Seattle. Wash.
CoLDwELL. Elijah H., private.
Medway Mass.
DORSEY. Howard s.. corporal. Phil
SIMPSON. Raymond F.. private,
Columbia. "a
BUCK. Alonzo NJ. private. Kala-
msHoo. Mich.
SUTHERLAND, Jim w, sergeant,
Camp. Ark.
KRETZEE: Leo W. private, Bins-
hamton, n. Y.
wNUK. Joseph F.. private, Ma
GRAVES, Harvey c., private, Blacks
burg, Va.
HALL. Jesse A.. private. East st.
HOLLAND. william L.. private, Of
tumwa. Iowa.
cADMAN. Seth C., private. Port
BOWERS. Lawrence, private. Fair
mont, W. Va.
LANCASTER. Ralph L., private,
Council Plrffs, Iowa.
MULLINIX. Layfatte. private, Casey
Creek. Nv.
BURTON. Foster j., private. Martins
MCCLELLAN. William s.. private,
BARcHUs, Burras, private. Black
well. Mo.
WILLETT. Richard T., private
North Henderson. Ill.
KASKEY. Henry T., sergeant, At
lantic Mine. Mich.
Mount Pleasant, Mich.
FIELD. Danforth w. private. Min
neapolis. MINI.
geant. Ore Hill. n. c.
CLARKE, Bert. corporal, River
point, r. ].
NUGENT, Eugene c.. private, Ber-
WAPLEs. Gerald ". private. oma-
GoRMELY. William J.. private. New
Berlin. Ill.
GERAGE, Anthony, private. Brook
lyn. n. Y.
BROWN, David E., private, Cham
lee. Ga.
HAMEL, Edward c., private. Toledo
Ohio.
PECSENYE, Edward J., private, De-
troit. Mich.
LULOFF, Zalme, private. Staten Is.
land. N. 7.
HEERAN. John, corporal, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
HEBERT, Clarence H., private.
Berkeley, Cal.
Mich.
INGHAM. yergil ", private. Hop
kins, Mich.
CADY. Peter ]. J., private, Beau
mont, Tex.
Evening star., 1918-06-21

German tear" gas is designed to
cause the enemy to remove his gas
mask so that he may obtain the full
effects of the deadly chlorine gas
which is sent over at about the same
time. Tear gas causes water to run
from the eyes.
Evening star., 1918-06-21

MRS. r. LUSBY,
Scientific Palmistry. Impressional Life Read
inxs Fee 81 and 81. Positively ladies only.
Open until $3.50. Closed Sundays. l0l9 1lsh
Mr. DAOUD, THE SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr
AND VOCATIONAL ADVISER. Fee. 81. ONLY
BY APPOINTMENT. Phone North ll3o.
Studio. l622 q st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-06-21

Though many kinds of dogs are
pressed into war service at the front.
1t has been found that Airedales and
Irish terriers are the best for all
around purposes.
Evening star., 1918-06-21

Canada long has desired navy Of
her own, but the war prevented crys-
of plans for it's construc-
ton,
Evening star., 1918-06-21
Belgian Food Need Serious.

LONDON. June 2o-The food situa-
tion in Belgium and northern France
is such that only immediate aid can
prevent serious consequences says
Reuters correspondent at The Hague.
The persons principally concerned in
supplying those regions will meet at
The Hague at an early date to try
and arrange relief through the gov
srnments concerned. the correspond
ent adds.
Evening star., 1918-06-21
Dortch Nominee for Congress.

RALEIGH. n. C. June 2f.-R. T.
Dortch OF Goldsboro. n. c.. has been
declared democratic nominee for Con-
gress in the third congressional dis
trict by the state board OF elections.
which settled the contest brought by
Charles l.. Abernethy for this ONCE
by announcement of its decision Mr..
Dortch's vote was 4,74S, and Mr. Alb
ernethy's was 1858.
Evening star., 1918-06-21
1Hz Roll 81 HOI92
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KILLED IN ACTION.

I
| MCLEAN. John. private. Pearl. Idaho.
| WEMPNER, Emmett, private, Lon
don. Ind.
GRAHAM. David s., private, CHS
holm. MINI.
FARMsLEY. william B.. corporal,
ALBERT, Phillip L.. private, Brook
GRANT. John. first sergeant. Mars
4, Hill. Me.
LEE. Louis E., private, Nashville,
Tenn.
MATTINGLY, Randell A.. private,
Cape Girardeau. Mo.
SAWYER, Arthur B.. private. Key
West. Fla.
scHwAB. Vincent NJ. sergeant. st.
Louis. Mo.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
| ACTION.
CANNON. Rollin NJ. private. West
minister. Mass.
| ORR, Joseph L., private, Matthews,
n. c.
MEYER. Charles H., sergeant, Chi
CANISTER. Ira Hill. private. Dry
| CARPENTER, Stanley D., private,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
SIMS. Arthur D., private. Memphis,
Tenn.
sHANAFELT. Saylor D.. private.
BRA1NERD. Robert L.. private,
Ashtabula. Ohio.
COE. Charles c.. trumpeter. Chicago.
Ill.
| JoCHUM. James j., private, Du-
| buque. Iowa.
CAREY. Charles H., private, Salem,
Ohio.
ELLIS, Alton B.. private. Hyanis.
Mass
GERARD. George r.. private. North
Nashville, Tenn.
SMITH. RAYMOND w, private. Cana
joharie. n. Y.
COOKE. Ralph, private. Boston.
nLANK1SsH1P. naa,A X n9nald NJ, private.
COKE, Harold J.. sergeant. Cedar
Rapids Iowa.
scHLIEMAN; Frank F. private.
Rochester. n. T.
.oCINLAN. Frank T.. private. Manis-
tique. Mich.
WOUNDED IN ACTION Severely.
u PIGkERING, James Henry, private.
wooDsURY, oe1Hi afAf Charlie. H.. private,
Norfolk, Va.
MARTIN. Patrick H., private, Salina,
Kan.
CLARK. Eugene O.. private, St
Augustine. Fla
MYERS, Harry c., private, Mclean,
MARKHAM. Clarence S., private,
Dallas. Tex.
coRTEz. George NJ. private, New
Orleans. La.
, HANLEY. =. y James F. B. corporal,
! o'KEEFE. Raymond A., sergeant,
Carnegie, Pa.
HICKEY, Andrew. private, Linden,
N. J.
RYAN. Frank J., private, Carnaugh,
Templetoohy, Templemore. Tipperary,
COOLEY. Harold G.. private. Chi
cago, Ill.
MATTHEW'S, Roland J.. corporal,
Saginaw, Mich.
McGRAW. Charles J., private, Har-
RUBINs, Albert E., private, cleve.
o.BRIEN. John p, private. Detroit
Mich.
DRESDEN. Leo. private, Chicago. Ill
BROOKS, Charles S.. private. Dedias
Tex.
ENGHAUsER, Leonard L. private
| st. Louis, Mo.
DILL. Charles E.. private. Elton, Ga
| SIEGLE, William, private, st. Louis
CARPENTER. Dale, private. Swan
ton. Ohio.
HALBLAUB. Steve. private. St
Louis, Mo.
HARDY, Theodore, private. Wash
ington, D. C.
CURTIS, Clarence E., private, Round
Lake. Fla.
sPANKUCH. Carl O., sergeant, Chi.
! cago. Ill.
GORDON, Paul ". private. oquaw-
ka, Ill.
LUTEs. Raymond j., private, Han
cock, Mich.
WEST, William E., private, West
Station. Tenn.
FLETCHER, Robert A, corporal,
Chicago. Ill.
'HAEHL, Lloyd R.. private, Dallas,
Tex.
CoNNELLY. Raymond F., corporal,
Rock Island. Ill.
ScHWABE, Calvin w, private, Irv-
ington. n. J.