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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-12-19

anguish OF Dody and mind.
Horsemanship Is, like ancient
Gaul, divided into three parts: The
horse, the saddle and the rider.
In the first division, the horse,
many factors, certain and uncertain,
reside. II the mount has reached the
age Of discretion through years Of ex-
perience and much service the third
factor, the rider, passes through the
varying stages Of the ordeal with com
p%aratively few mlsadventures. II,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-12-19
Purple Silk Umbrellas Are Scarce in Milwaukee

MLwAUKEE-It is the small things of life which frequently make or
w break The careers of people. and the fact that Mrs. Helen Pearson n
maid In The empoy OF II: y. Franke. 30 Thlrteenth street. president OF the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-12-19

Knlcker-what Is rns.rtage7
Bocker-An alliance % associated
belllgerents.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-12-19
"Anguish Squad" Thinks Sherman Hit Il Riqht

uoCSTON-Orders were issued recently from division headauarns tat
II all officers of the Fifteenth division would be required to devote two
hours n day TO equitatOn or the practice If horsemnnshIp. To many az tbe
officers this order involved n % little
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-12-19

When a young man proposes to a
girl. she Is apt to refer him to her ia
ther merely as a matter of form.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-12-19
ACGS62Om
-.9fGAGN!ESJ
War Block Parties" All the Rage in Gotham

D ECTNT1Y there has swept through the city Of New York and across the
N river into Brooklyn and down along tn neighbortng towns Of Al Island
a Kind Of wartime entertainment called a bic:x party. A block party Is n
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-12-19
HOW MRS.. BOYD
AVOIDED An
OPERATION

Canton, Ohio.-"I suffered from Q
female trouble which caused me much
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-12-19

coeps for DuekIinos.
The coops for ducklings must b
warm and dry and kept sanitary,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-23
aenc shaubc fir bic @enidbbeit rno
bic 3ibiliiattoit.

SO ton. 21. Sebr. Sas 5a1sen
cines Steeers ipeaen perlud,teu 9'ebs
ltobls ,rrb Gntiiibrl,ne bat ben Sol to-
1,er 3,peisuerein Der rNdtionalcn 2'aa
fir oleihe Med,te" pera,rlnbt, einc Sc
peihe bentc on Yrdiibent &illon 5l'
ieupeu. in ser CT geheten luire. e1ne
RotIdoit iibcr h1s 2pndsrt su err
laIlen. ..n
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in Der sEude ridt cine 8otid'aft an
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fau reist sur @ieocr5olune anI. ssolz
len sic niht i'm Nurncr lsnIeres YAM
pes ipre6cn, TN, Die Bett Sbre stelz
l,,uanabn,c gu Sieien litr5t9es' Sbrez
deustbateu lpiIIen si laiIen. hte cine
sdanne fir bic @seni&bcit unS Die
3ipiliIation liub?"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-23

Snfornationcn lit Boibinetou perDiz
icntliht. Sunad} befa',oen iid@ AT
8orb 2,t79 Sifisierc ,nb seunnidnfz
ten; 1.971 ipllrbeu gcrettct; 1877 limb
a[s toot feitscitcllt iporbcn, 81 iperoen
nod perniBt.
g1ad einer nidtai,ttliden 3ulams
meultcuuus lino 1876 als tobt betannf;
SO toot ,u,o nid)t ibe,ltiiisirt, 70 ber@
ntibt. cinIdlieBtid scr nidt iccntifis
sirten Sppten.
.. u. s,atiomal6unb int Gtmat.
8aibington. 81. Sebr. 9uS
sSulti5fomitee bes Senats. Gen. Gul<
bcrtion (Segas), SorlieenSer. lp'ro
ant Somstog Mor9cn cine offentlihe
0erionmllng abbaItcn sur Grorterz
,,na ser bon Senator Sing BON lltab
,cin9ereidten @orIasc 5ilm 8ioerrl.l
lbes ireibricies nes Scutld)an,erttaui=
iiden giationaIbunbes. Ser 8uns tplro
polt ErdIioc,,ten &aitnr bon Sone UNI
iuou Getretdr Mnolpb Sin1n,, beioe no''
tGbilaocrpbia, bcrtreten lciu; cs ntogct'
iebod audi anbere 3erren crldeinet,
Sor,,ntcr ,pabrIdeinlib Ser fribere
slbaeoronetc 3idarh gartbolbt bon ct
2ouis. scr Icincr 3cit sen Charter I'm
0onereb bnrdictte. Snt 9omitce la9'
man, equator Sing babe Sic shliht
oen, 3on,itee 8eipeiic norsule9en. Dat
n,ebrcre 3tpeiae bes 8nnhes in ipeltlis
den Stdbtcn illobal geipcicn ipdrer
uno bab iih Ser BunS init Sadca be:
idaftiat babe, 81 ipclhcn CT hntcr beu
Hrcibricf tcine 9erchtigung battc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-23
NuS btlt Snlanbt
sdledte Grfabrmngcn NIT feinbli6en
AuSl1nbern i'm seer.
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81 gebcn.
Sic 98amcn Ser @crlnftetcn ,peroer
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meine Sduberllug oes Qasers BOT
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81. GipiIiou 1tr9efdbr 200 Danu aus.
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s(nbc,rfen 8albingtons ipuroc bcute
bon sem fran50iiiden 8otIdofter Sui
lcrnnb lno Senutor Warren s.. Soars
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gictp Dorf. %. 9cbr. ginc Asaz
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ben Ser ldouluitigeu Mense Gin Sc
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bate ciu rotblpciBbla,lcs Slagsentlcio
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beltc 5ur 6eier bon g8aibiugtons &C.
burtstag cine Militdrpnraoe ltatt. ii,
ttcr 90 90 Mn,nr asr amellen @cierbes
,rili5 bon Suinois mnridirten. Sic
Yarabe ipuroe bon Goub. Qoipoen BOZ.
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b0bcrer Offi5iere rno onoerer berpor<
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men. SIM Union 2easue Club iuuroen
ipdter Sic bobc,1 Gdite Ser Staot feit<
lid betpirtbet. Sic 9an8e Stabt 5ei9tc
9roBen Hatrtotismus.
Qouispille. &b. %. Sebr.
CUR Seier bon s8oibingtons @eburts>
tag aaridirten bier beute 5000 Coli
oatcn ons Ganp 3adarp Saplor in
elmer feitli1en Yarabe. sic ben Yntriz
Iotisrnls Der staot su beilen Slant
men aniadte.
NtIantu, @a.. %. Sebr. 8aibs
ingtons @eh,rtstae ip,trbe bertc in
alien SeIolnperu Deg SiibIpeitcns alls
gentein gefeicrt. 60 gut spie ale Nuss
bilbnnestbdtigfeiter fa,uen gum slufs
boren, ut,o ser Gag lpl,roe 9robenz
tbeils potriotiidc,, Selfli6teiten, Spiee
len nnb Yaraben ecipibmct.
gpn bcr ltnteriu6uns bcr Sdlq@t=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-23
Sic Yrobibitioniiteu fabcn

= Sic Yrobibitionllten faben e
aeipoltia eilia nit ber Ratifi5irnnS oes
8rohibitions sl,ne,rhu,ents ,inb geben
Il, alIen gtaaten iddrf its 9eug. 9ofe
fentIib betpahrt iih AUDI bel ibncn oas
olte spri1uort. bab alrau idarf idars
tie uradt.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-23

% laats scfretar sofcr oob sic critic
se'1ol'''a, obeleid nidt ero6. uoie enS-
anltlec llcberIpinouns bon pielen
sd'picrl9fciten III Sem slufbau oiclcr
.!'e''en l'no ocripicfelten Snoultric be-
0cutc."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-23
Sin ru1ii6er &ourier ioQ NIT TrieoenS=
Dori9ldqen iii Berlin augetoulmeu ieiu,
Gin @egtu,emt Gttldnoer 8ebt sn oen 9euti'
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obne Qeou SrobfDs l1uterdriF.
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Nrb1tertlaen
Aus BEN AnSlanbe.

Nu8 BEN MuBlQnoe.
9luiiiider &purier nit Srleoens=
ppridIasen III 8erlin anaetpmmen.
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mitero NJ, %. Sebr. 9lu5
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ruIiider aollricr nit Srieocnspor=
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2onbo1,, 90. Tebr. llntern Sdz
tl!m bon 9onncrsta9 miro aus Eetrp=
grab beridtet. oab Srobfp "geltern
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Mm iterbnn,. 22- Sebr. Ser
8erliuer 2otalan5eiger beri6tet, bab
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u. G5ernin 1ah 8lltareit su aebel1 fin
bic 8cIpredp,na ser Srieben5beoinz
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r1,ntdnilden Yrenier.
Benu bic 8utarciter &onferen5
rcnt5eitig beenbet tpcroen fann, iperSe
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geben, Inn sic gerbnnblltngen init
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ben 8ertrag NIT ber Ukraine.
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Berlin %. Sebr. (iiber InIter=
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tags bcItdtigte bette SEN Sricoensperz
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8unoesrotb oes 9eutlhcu Reides hat
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1titist.
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elm Bintbab au.
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bicr bcute crIaliene an,tlibe Grflarlll1e
beluet. iuenn bie 9cutlden Hublanl
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bis sum Spoe poer bis sllnl Steg 1il'
nus lmousbleiblih. Scr 3elpelrmlltf
bes %oltcs nulb pent uornri1'senpeI
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leidt beiuaiIuct uub nut ser Sdb19te1t
lih ld,uel( einSuarobeu unp ei,tlhlols
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-23
1ustamia : Spicr.

8nlbin9ton. 81. Sebr. Sic
erite a,ntlids shGs,,ng bcr Gerlultc
an gorS bcs torpcDirte,iS Sruppentrcnss
portIhiifs 1usear,ia tpurbc am Gci,<
uerstaa bont @o.nitee fiir Sfientlide
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
THE LOCAL MARKET

Fairly brisk trading, with apprOxt-
nately equal demand for Warrington
Railway, Washington Gas, and Ian
ston stocks and bonds, marked the
session OF the. local stock exchange
today. MergenthAler was the only
other security recorded among the
sales, ten shares selling at 134.
One $1,000 Warrington Railway
and Electric general 6s changed
hands at 96%; ten shares Of preferred
stock hold at ToH; and. on the after
call, six shares OF the common stock
were exchanged at 81 in two deals OF
one and Ave.
: Twenty-Five shares OF Washington
Gas stock sold at IS in three deals OF
ten. I'VE, and ten shares respectively.
On the after-call. one $500 5 percent
bond sold at 0Sh.
Fifty shares OF Lanston Monotype
sold at IS and 66K. thirty at the lat
ter ngure in three equal deals. the re-
naming twenty in . single deal at
the lower figure.
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
COL. 0. ]. CHARLES
WOUNDED IN LEG

Col. oscar J. Charles. commander
Of the 316th Infantry, which trained
at Camp Meade, was severely wound
ed by a fragment from the shrapnel
she'll which killed his aide, Sergt
MAJ. Harold H. Bair, of Hanover. Pa
Colonel Charles name Is on today's
casualty list.
It was on October as, and the
regiment had not yet gained its OBJ
jective, which was situated in one OF
the most difficult sections of the Ar
gonne forest An attack was planned,
and, when the zero hour was called.
the assault battalions went over the
top. Colonel Charles was in the 'front.'
line trench, and Bair was BY his side,
taking notes Of the progress OF the
fight. The commander was observing
something far to the front when the
enemy bombardment let loose. A large
shrapneI shell exploded about twenty
feet away, and Sergeant Major Baifs
legs were shattered, and he died from
the wounds an hour later. Colonel
Charles' canteen was torn from his
back, his pack was ruined and q shell
fragment lodged In the calf OF his left
leg, rendering him helpless. Sergeant
Major Bair was decorated with cross
for bravery before he was buried.
When called to Camp Meade for
training Bair gained rapid promo
tlon until his rank was that OF the
highest noncommissioned officer IN
the battalion. He went overseas with
Colonel Charles In General kuhn's
Lafayette division. which has been
thrice cited for bravery. Colonel
Charlas xvrofe home tn his wife, Mrs,
Charles, of 23Os Twentieth street
northwest, that Balr died like a man.
Colonel, Charles Is forty-five years
OF age and graduated from west
Point In 1906. He served In Cuba
twice, and in the Philippines and At
the Mexican border during the trouble
there. He is an expert rtfleman, and
served for a time as adJutant at West
Point. His brothers in the army are
Major Walter Charles and Capt Fred
erick Charles.
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
DISTRICT BOYS IN ToDAWs CASUALTY LIST

DIED OF D1sEAsE-privats Norman
northwest
Robert Boyd 1911 Twentysecnd street north
Ninth northeast
Wise Washington c. Corporal James Rosse No 10 engine
Private Cadnale s southwest Private
Richard McA. Stanley 1o11 Seventh street northwest
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETERALNED)-coL Oscar J. Charles
Edison Bailey $40 Eleventh northwss
northwest
sire
II. Smith. woodward.
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
LIEUTENANTS.

Cal, Los Angeles, CllhtOn K COburn.
Conn.,, Georgetown, Carl A. johnson.
Ga. UnAdlIA, Paul I, Settle.
Mass Boston. Charles II. Burns.
Mich. Detroit, Edward A. Hoffman.
Mieh.s Detrolt, Harry G. HAnley.
No., Kansas City, James J. SEXTON.
No. BrunsWick, Warren Z. Robinson
n. ~ Rochester, Herbert Clarkson.
n. " Rochester, James 4. 0etman-
n. " Fliton. Edward n. Liebo1lt.
n. T., High Falls, George Howard.
Pa Chestnut Hill, lister Brooks.
Va. Froder1cksburK, Urbane II. BasH
SERGEANTS.
n. J., Trenton, Harold Mel. Drake.
Pa Pfttsburgh; Mark J. 0'ConnelL
Pa, Plymouth, Edward Rinus.
Tex, Sugar Land, Lonnie Green-
Tex, Bockhart, Henry T. Ralney.
Tex, Mullin, Mfllard q. Wallace.
COkPORAIS.
Cal, ShAfteF, Leslie L. Robinson.
Cal, Grass Valley, Isaac L Fleming.
Cal, san Francisco. Bernard L. Conlon-
III, Chicago, Robert J. Maher.
Ill, Chicago, william Vogel.
Kan, EmporiA, Prank WeIlnlf1.
kans., AltoaA, John C. Reed
Mass, Springfield, Edward J. Fraser.
Mich, Detroit, Nelson Charles Kelly.
n. T., Bgfalo, Walter J. Phillips.
n. Z, HHIburn, Harold L Duv1u
y. u Brooklyn, John GInln-
y. T., BaldWfn, Harvey Miller.
y. c. ShuRl NILS, George w. Brown
N. c. McCullers. Andrew p. Parrish.
Ohio, Dayton, Rowland Hall Stevenson.
Ohio, Delaware, ChArles BOnhAm.
Pa, Mekeesp0rt, Edward III. Schmltt.
Tenn, Ooonee, Thomas @. Cate.
Tenn. Chattanooga, August b. Holdam.
Tex, Brenham. Edward Sander
Tex, BRENNAN, EdWard T. Sanders.
Va, lndependence, Thomas NJ. Rose.
WIS.,, Milwaukee, Charles Kreklewsd
None. Bernard J. Gulrl.
BUGLER.
n. j. Ocean Grove. La Rue Illegal
MECHANICS.
Tex, AnoaA, Robert B. Dodsoa.
w. Va, Raleigh, Arman V. Starr.
WAGNER.
III, Chicago, Arthur Nelson.
CHAPLAIN.
Ill, Chicago, Charles D. Priest.
PRTvATES.
Aha. Fayette, Victor C. Falls
AriE., Cottonwood, Oral +. Henderson.
AriE-, Globe, Ray r. Green
Ark. ZentS George W. Nieberding.
Ark Par.Eouid. chessar W, Brown.
Cal, San Anselmo, Francis j. W. Bunee.
Col, Sheridan Lake. RobeEt L. MarIOf-
Conn, Bristol, Herman D1keL
III, Mollne, Anil Nave.
M, Logan. Ebert Hall
III, ChicAgos Charles BAltremas-
Iowa. Reekford. william J. HsidenreIch-
Kan, Ia FOntAlno, Lorraine Bosseek-
KY, Gray, John d. Israel.
Mass, PittsSeld, George W. sehAffer.
Mass, Northboro, Vincent =. Picard
Mass, WAlthAm, Morris Penn.
Nina, Sacred Heart, Joseph A. Vixen.
Mlnn., FAFibault. Harold u. Kenney.
Miss, jackson, Robert c. Strong.
Miss, MIchlEan City, Robert @. Wynn.
Mlss., CeuterviIIe, Eddie Hastings.
Me-, SkidmOre, Warren W. HeakseekeR.
Me-, Sc. Louis. George h Bennardis.
Mont, Great Pals. John Swanson.
Mont, Great Pals. Patrick Z. O'Nein.
Mont, Great Falls. william 7. Beacon.
n. J., Newark, Prank Caponlgri.
n. J., Jersey City, Patrick Flanagan
n. Y, Golden, Charles H. Boldt.
n. v, College Point, Albert W. Frey.
n. Y, New York. William De Carnis.
n. T., Brooklyn, George Dorrees.
n. ", Corning, Maynard r. HAgertJ.
The Washington times., 1918-12-26

n. T.. Brooklyn, Charles P. Reiehart.
y. ", New York, Samuel +. NRnderhof.
\. Y. BrooElyns AdOlph X. schanner.
n. ", New York, Benjamin Reginsky.
n. ", Brooklyn, John Gardelia.
n. N, Chatham, Harry NJ Battershaii.
~. n, New York, Nathan Weiss.
n. C., whiteviIIe, Joe Brown.
ohio, south ZanesTilIe, George Washing
ION Allen
Ohio, CoIumbus, Andrew T. Walters.
Ohio, Crown City, Price r. DonBauy.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Milton J. Ashorn.
Ohio, Dayton, Henry George Turner.
Ohio. LIorain, David W. Wilson.
Okla. MedfOrd, Fritz A. Cariberg.
Okla. RewOka Freddie Gordon.
Pa, TIonesta, WIlbert A. MItchelen-
Pa, Maueh Chunk, Harry l. Ryan.
Pa, Philadelphia, George G. Taylor.
Pa, seward, Harry BOgEs Mccullough.
Pa, Philadelphia. Harry Schwartzman-
Pa, PIalnSleld, Harold v. Eppley.
Pa, PlalnIaeld, Harold N. Frame.
Pa, Pittsburgh, Francesca CastauroS
Pa, CharleroI, Arden Z. Calvert.
Pa, Philadelphia, Pasquale Ahliano.
s. C.. Cheraw, Calvin MeRae.
s. n, Putney, Edward schultz.
Tenn, Knoxville, james NJ. Payne.
Tenn, Knoxville. Bruce BurkhArt.
Tenn, Manchester. Hence Il; Hittson.
Tex, Eastland, James l.. Miller.
Tex, MOuItOn. Frank J. Sinacik.
Tex, Emrod, Leonard VI. Grisham.
Tex, Cross Plains, Leonard L. WOrley.
Tex, marpneGy Hom ABBOTT:
Tex, Sunny Side, james =. Williams.
Tex, Llndale, Holt limerick
Tex, UvaIde, Tomas Nalle.
Tex, Aquilla, Henry Drake.
Va. Airy, Waller II. Wyatt.
va, RlchmOnd, Albert VI. Cardona-
Va, NIDdsay, Robert J.. English.
Va, RlvOVtsta, Ulysses q. Nanderyan.
w, Va, PennsbOrO, Ellis Quinn.
w, Va, Green Springs, Edward l.. Brown.
W. Va, Webster Springs. Morgan HamFich.
w. Va, FairmOnt, Joseph j. Nangilder.
Wis, Two Rivers, George ~. SlmOnis.
Wis. Genoa, Leonard j. ZoEE.
WIS.,. JpBesyIlle, Herman W. GentL-
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KILLED m ACTION

CAPTAINS.
Ind, JonesviIIe, Victor II. Nysewander.
n. z, Syracuse, Howard 3. HAWkinson-
LIEUTENANTS.
Ala, Montgomery, Leon Herman Hattemar.
Col, Denver, Paul Q. HwIburt.
Ga, Savannah, Beverly ID. Evans, tf.
KY, Lost Greek, WltIe 0rigsby.
Mass, Eort Revere, Frank Sidney LSnG.
n. j., Teuaf1y, DsWitt Coleman, Jr.
n. J.. Newark, Albert Gurtler.
n. Y. Garden City, William b. Turner.
N. Y, Niagara Pals. Carl J, Stock.
n. Y, RockviIIs Center, Harold L. Fisko.
Ohio, London, John & oreden.
Pa, Scranton, william II. Jessup.
Pa, Chambersburg, Philip Evans
Tex, Orangas Lloyd I. Grubbs.
CHAPLAIN.
1EAss HOlyOke. william Frederick DaVitt,
SERGEANTS,
m, Omaha, Sherman Ripp9rden.
No, East Joplin. Lee I. Ashford.
n. J., New York, Percy Cook
n. T., UticA, Peter Adam Pardy.
Pa, Philadelphia, Aaron L Price.
Pa. MeyerstgWn, Elmer z WOomer.
Wis, Milwaukee, Arthur WfIke.
coRPORALs.
ARK. Mo1ette. Paul Dlekerson.
Nd, Saliebury, Edward N. Porter.
Mich. Perrys6urg, Jncob Cooper.
Mo-, Warrent0n, Otis j. Jones.
Ne, Moline, Louis Emmons Leepsr.
y. Y, Craxy, Albert J. Robare.
y. d, Ayr, Levi ID. johnson
OnAOr MClounelNNlAtes DeAmar keDolAs
Ohio. Dayton, Clay n. Robinson.
". Va, fairvieW, Raymond Wright.
VIA, Milwaukee, Edward w. J. Luedtke.
PRIYATES.
Gal, None Lake. BaftistA NlAneassolA-
Colo, Denver. Frsd Lewis Perry.
Conn., Norwich, James Carver.
III, Brockton, Dorsey MeNeer.
m, Chlcago Helghts, August P0rcheIla.
IN, SheRneld. Merrill n. GutshAn.
M, Hassl Dell, Homer J. Kelly.
nd Earmla1d, Chauncey g. BOtkin.
Ind, Gary, Jamie Meheles.
Iowa, Iretoa. Rrsd @. DAn1enbFtng.
Ne. Portland. 0ramen Z. oIuntOn-
Nd. Baltimore, Harry Casey.
Mas, New Bedford, Harry u. Cohen.
Mass, RocklAnd, John Joseph MAhoney.
Mich, Grass Lake, Tony Stable.
Mich, Slbley, Claude 11atheusoR.
Mich., Detroit, PtOte Gaia.
MINI, south stiIlgateF, Nell n. MOeA
1inn-, EEEleston. Ralph Z. Hanson
No, 81. Louis, Sam Buehmnn.
He, Kansas CITY, william A. BeNch-
Aolt-, BrOckton, Emory II. Hoar.
=. J. East orange, Ralph A. Iayier.
y. T. TOnkers. Harold Cohen
n. T., New Hork. James Mc0urn.
y. T. Collins centeF. Herbert W. MaeAmsr.
y. u Buffalo, Fred Bohne.
n. y New Fork, Max KOls6y.
n, C., Asheboro, WTIllam 3. Pooie.
y. d, sogth F6rEo, Tracy W. stahL
Ohio, Toledo. STANLEY b. HOaglnS.
Ore, Portland, Erie Bradley.
Ore, Corvallis, Billie Lambert.
Pa, Sharon, william TrOutman.
Pa, HaEleton, RellaBd J. Andrews.
Pa. Olyphaat, Joseph WhaFtoA.
Pa, North 6lrard. EdWard A. Lynch.
r. l. HrOvtde1ce, SosePh BnnseHu.
Tenn, Dovef, Andrew ,. Carney.
Tex, SeOtgss Creek, James W. Cheek.
Tex Rlnggold, james Coats.
w., Rutia1d. oari W. Perkins.
Va, Martoa, Cdarles w. MeClSud
W. Va Wheeling, George BlrlIrakis.
VIA, CalumetVtlla, Frank Schumaeher.
DIED OF WOUNDS
cAPTAINS.
4inn, BED Wing, oslEAr 4. YOunedAkl.
Neb-s Hastings, Arthur z. Allyn, Jr.
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Total Casualties Announced Now 199, ,232;
Az Dead, 1880 Wounded in TOdays Lists

The War Department out two army casualty lists Today w9
No marine casualty list issued but the total previously
for that both
announced is 199232
The lists issued today contained the Of S3 killed in
action 120 died IA died Of accident and other died
aane accident disease wounded severely 1908
wounded undetermined 117 wounded slightly and 141
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TopAYs SALES.

Wash. Rwy. & Elec. Genl. 6rs. 1900
@e6E.
Wash. Rwy. 4 Elec.. pfd.. 1007oK.
Washington Gas, 1oQ65, 5055. 1od
IS.
Lanston. 1o055K. 2oQeS.
Mergenthaler, 10413z
After call-LAnston. 1oae5h. 100
65K.
Washington Rwy q Eiec.. com.
661, 1651-
washington Gas. Sc. ssooassK.
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.Today's Market Hints

take your basket to market"
Just say, Don't wrap II,
please"
paper saved is paper made"
Prices to retailers and general market
Information furnished by Bureau Of Mar
kets, u. s. Department OF Agriculture:
fair prices to consumers by the District
Food Administration
ABUNDANT-Cabbage. kale. Osets, car
rotA onions, apples, turnipa squash,
pumpkins. white potatoes.
NORMAL--Parsnips. oyster plant, celery,
GplnAch. grapefruitSo Florida orAnrea
bananas, lemons.
6CARCE-Sweet potatoes. lettuce, toma.
toes. crauberries, grapeA California
oranges. pears.
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WALL ST. MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Prices
throughout the entire list were frac-
tionally lower At the opening Of the
stock market. United States Steel
opened at o4%, OF Is; Baldwin 731s,
on Il; Anaconda 6oh, of q; South
ern Pacific oSh, of u; Mexican Pc
troleum 166, on /: Bethlehem B 81 rs,
on g; Marine preferred 112A, on b (;
American Smelling 75, on y.
Tuesday 80
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FINANCIAL
The Safest investments

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turbed conditions OF the money or stock
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the District Of Columbia, constitute gilt
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