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New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Protesting Chaplains
May Be Reprimanded
Army Spiritual Advisers Object
ing to Loss Of Insignia Are
Under Investigation
Especial Dispatch 10 The Tribanc)

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tribu,,c)
WASHINGTON, Sept. S0.-The pro-
test of clergymen now in training as
army chaplains at Camp Sherman. Ohio,
against the War D, partment's order
depriving them of the right to wear the
insignia of rank in addition to the
bronze cross on the collar. is likely to
be answered by severe reprimand to
the preacher-soldiers who initiated the
protest.
The War Department has sent to the
chaplains' school at Camp Sherman all
officer of the inspector generals depart
ment to investigate the protest, and
the commissions Of a number of STU
dent chaplains have been held up pend
ing the report of the Inspector.
The general order eliminating rank
among chaplains was issued at the di-
rection of General Pcrshing, and is be-
lieved to have been based on a recon-
mendation made to him by the Board
of Chaplains in Chief in the overseas
service Experience in the overseas
forces has revealed that men in the
ranks have hesitated about availing
themselves of the solace of spiritual
assistance because of chsplains being
superior in rank.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Dogged Resistance
Of Germans Swept
Aside by Yark Grit

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTH OF ST. QUENTIN, Sept. % BY
the Associated Press ).-Amercan divi-
lions brilliantly ttacked on front of
considerable length in conjunction with
the British this morning. At nightfall
they were reported to have gained their
objectivcs only by sheer might, and af-
ter killing large numbers of the enemy,
who tried to halt them.
Elsewhere along the front between
st. Quentin and the sea important
gains were made to-day, and tonight
it seemed that the German resistance.
at least for the moment, was slacKened
off. British, Belgians and Americans
had the Germans on the go all day. The
situation contains so many possibilities
that anything may happen at any mo-
ment.
The resistance encountered oy the
American troops was as strong as any
thing offered by the Germans for many
weeks. The Americans, as we'll as the
British were held up at many places
from time to time by machine gun fire.
In some places this opposition was
overcome by fanking operations and
in others quickly organized ctorming
parties rushed the enemy ana silenced
him.
One American unit is reported to
have passed through lie Catelet and tc
have reached Gouy. Other units
which stormed and captured Nauroy
have passed through lie Catelet Wood
Early in the forenoon thirty-six Ger
mai. officers and 1000 Of other ranks
hac reached the American collecting
= s, but his number included only
those captured during the carlv stares
of the attack
1t was ut G o'clock this morning
when the Americans, with the British
on their right and left flanks, "shoved
OF from the HindenburS outpost line
about 2000 yards west of tac St Cueu-
TN Canal. which was captured Friday
After short crash" barrage, the IN
fantry, preceded by large number OF
tanks, started advancing through the
haze.
After hard fighting the troops reached
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Owners Also Fear In
creased War Taxes on
Beer and Liquor
Loss in Revenue
More Than Million
Total Licenses Issued in
S Boroughs 7,O45, Against
1888 Last Year

Iwonty-three hundred and eight
saloons in greater New York wen. out
Of business last night, because their
owners believed that national prohbi-
ton is Imminent and because of the
increased war taxes on beer and liquor.
State excise officials, who worked
until midnight issuing licenses for
191s19, estimated that one out of
every four saloons suspended. In Man
haitian alone there were 763 fewer
licenses issued than last year, while in
Brooklyn and The Bronx the decrease
was almost as great.
John T. McNeill, Deputy Excise Com
missioner for Manhattan, estimated that
the gross receipts for 81 500 saloon H.
censes and 81 200 liquor store licenses
this year would be SIS $4,000, as com
pared to S6,lS9 600 last year. The H.
censes issued for this year for Man
haitian are 3.453, as compared to 4216
last year. OF the 763 saloon owners
who failed to renew their licenses in
this borough 250, however, quit during
the year.
Saloon Business Drops Is Per Cent
The total licenses issued for the five
boroughs this year is 7,045. as com
pared to 1888 last year. These hg-
ures may be changed by saloon owners
who may take out licenses later. but in
the opinion of excise officials the sa-
loon business dropped 25 per cent al
most overnight.
Policemen will visit many Of the
saloons to-day and those which do not
display licenses or receipts for licenses
will be arrested for violation of the
liquor tax act.
There are 2,3OS fewer saloons in the
five boroughs than existed last year
but about 800 of these surrendered
their licenses before yesterday, which
marked the expiration of the old
licenses.
Table Shows Decrease
The estimated number of saloons by
boroughs that quit business, shown by
last years licenses as compared to this
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Yanks Capture z Batteries,
Turn Them Loose on Enemy

the canal and scrambled across as the
barrage swept ahead Of them. The Ger
mans appeared to nave had orders to
hold on till the last That is what most
OF them did, and, Of course, during
hghtlng of such desperate nature the
Americans suffered some Casualties
The ground over which the Aneri-
cans passed was Uttered with German
dead, and the same was true of other
sections Of the front. Deep progress
was reported virtually everywhere
1t is reported that the British have
reached Battouzele, having taken La
teau Wood and Los Rues Vertes. and
are in the outskirts Of Cambria. where
there has been fighting of the heaviest
character.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Americans on, Meuse
Consolidate Gains IN
Face Of Heavy Fire

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3O.-American
troops have maintained and consoll-
dated their newly captured positions
from he Meuse to the Aisne in the
face of counter attacks and heavy ar
lillery bombardment, General Per
shing reports in his commu que for
to- day, received tonight at the War
Dc parti.4ent.
"Hea.J.. .uarters American Expedition
ary Forces, September 30:
Ssection A.9From the Meusc TO the
Aisne our troops have maintained and
consolidated their newly captured posi-
lions in the face of counter attacks
md heavy gas and artillery lombard
rrpnts I"
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Haig Congratulates
Belgians on Success

LONDON, Sept. 3O.-Field Marshal
Haig, the British Commander in Chief
under date of Saturday, sent the fol
lowing congratulatory telegram to
King Albert, of Belgium
"At the close of the most success
full day for the Allied armies on the
Western front, | beg to offer your
majesty and the Belgian army the
hcartiest congratulations of myself
and all ranks on the magnificent re-
suits achieved to-day under your
majesty's supreme command"
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
New York Soldiers
Win Commissions
Especial Dispatch to The Tribune

WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-Comms-
sions to men from New York and vi
cinity issued to-day follow:
Major u. S. Army (ensted) Burton J.
Mitchell. 1856 First Street, Niagara Falls, NY.
Captains, uuartermaster-W William II. Car
penter. l. Broadway. New York; Donald l..
Mcleod "a Broadway, New York; Barnett
Sugar, 963 Jackson Avenue New York.
First lieutenants, quartermaster (enlsted)
Patrick M. Curley, sos High Street, Brook
lyn.
Second lieutenants. auartermaster-Wil
lam M. Aitchison, 1S King Street. Morris
town. N. J.; James B. Cauthers. 1875 East
O'Connor, Is Paul Place, Buffalo, N. Y;
Julius Weiss, 25 Third Avenue, New York.
Second lieutenants. quartermaster (enlist-
ed)-Frederick C. Arnold. 14O0 Broadway,
New York John F. Deegan. 476 West 141st
Street, New York; James J.. Devine, 437
West Thirty-fourth Street, New York Guy
Eldridge. Camp Dix, New Jersey; James j.
Gerber, 430 Morris Avenue. Elizabeth, NJ T. ;
Clifford Click. 565 West 19Oth Street, New
York Mark Jacobs. 407 University Avenue.
Syracuse, ~ Y; Charles kappes. Camp Up
ton, New York Walter +. Mawbey, jr. 65
Willard Avenue, Bloomfield, N j. Robert e.
Nash, 157 Vermlyea Avenue. New York j,
James L. Oestreicher, 30S West 129th Street.
New York: Isaac Rker, 62 Crane Street.
Caldwell. N. j.; Paul c. Rowe. 1876 Wash
ington Avenue. Newark, N. j.; Rudolph
Schmidt, "a East Eighty-eghth Street. New
York Elmer l.. Walker. Camp Upton. New
York.
First leutenants. chemical warfare SER
vice-Elmer q. Rust, 116 Greenwood Place
Syracuse.
Second lieutenant. chemical warfare ser.
vice (enlisted) Chester G. Norberg, % Price
Street. jamestown. N. Y.
Second lieutenants, air service aeronautics
leighton H. Coleman SO East Sixty sixth
Street, New York; Joe p Messenger. 30i
High Street, Perth Amboy. N. j.. Leonard
S. Norris, 703 Green Avenue. Brooklyn New
land Depauw Trisler, 63 Adison Avenue
Rutherford. N. j.. Herbert Zanger, Croton-
on-H udson, N. J.
Second Iieutenants. signal corps Sidney
X, Hopkins, 1880 Flntbush Avenue, Brook
Ign: Frank w. Ballard 331 West Sixty
third Street. New York Edwin p Bancroft
10 Westminster Road. Brooklyn; Joseph T.
Donnath 322 East Sixty-seventh Street. New
York: Francis II. Menagh. l05 Clifton Place
jersey City; Lucien j. Rode. So West
Twelfth Street, New York, Walter Royon
40 Park Side Avenue. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Americans Assist
Japanese in Taking
BoIsheuik Citv


NLADlVOSTOK, Friday, Sept 13
(By The Associated Press ).-American
troops cooperated with the japanese in
the occupation Thursday of Blagio-
vestchensk, capital of Amur Province,
The Allied forces entered the city on
the heels of the departing Bolshevki
Eugene Regnault, French commits
sioner on the Allied conference at
Vladivostok. has arrived here In an
address to the Russian population he
declared that France desires to give
relief to the Czecho- Slovaks and ex-
tend economic aid to Russia.
This is the first report that Ameri-
can units are at Blagiovestchensk. The
capture of the city was reported in a
dispatch from London last Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
ARMY
Killed

BRENNER. Frederick j.. 2o36A Pacific
Street. Brooklyn.
CARR, Francis J., SOC Water Street.
Eek, Herbert p. 1890 Madison Avenue.
New York City
GRoRTUCK. Samuel r. 81 Cumberland
HARTEL, Joseph, Richmond Hill. Staten
Island.
- INGRAM, John r. 1859 sevcnty-third
,tla., mlPrE E.s ossqr S, r. sgt Sls West 17sth
MYERS. Joseph T., SG4 Second Avenue,
New York City
M'CAuL, st,phen s. Yonlsers. N. Y.
r rETEEsTLzc, willi.-m' corp. Little
QUINN. Hugh, 95 Old Broadway, New
ROUSE. George NJ. sgt. 1915 Clinton Ave
ROSS. joha l.. sgt. $50 West 1osth
Street. New York City.
REILLY. Thomas P, 81 West Ninety
third Street NeS York City.
RAKER Emmanuel, 200 Avenue c, New
York City.
Died Of Wounds
Quincy. Duncan O.. Van Cortland Ter
race Yonkers, N Y.
MDONNELL, James T.. 461 Dean Street,
Brooklyn.
Died of Accident
GRIMENI. Rocco. 1O14 Sixteenth Street,
Brooklyn.
Missing
LEWIS. Madison H.. lieut., 205 East 24th
Street. Ner Yorii Citp.
SODALK, William, Iords, N J.
Wounded
AMENDOLE. Liphonso. ST. Amsterdam
Avenue. New York City.
AVERSANO. Alfred O., $50 Broome
Street New York CITY,
BANNON, Edward A. 423 West Fifty
sixth Street. New York City.
BELLANTONI. Frank, 2410 Second Ave-
nue. New York CITY.
BENJAMIN. William, sgt. S04 East 169th
Street. New York City.
BLACKMAN, Bennie, 6S7 East Fifth
Street. New York City.
BUCHBlN DER. Marx. sgt. q West
Eghty-scventh Street, New York City.
BURLEIGH. John f., Montclair, N. j.
BYRNES, Timothy A.. l6 Haywood Street,
Brooklyn.
CARROLL. Patrick j.. 10 Brookdale Ave
CARLIsLE. Patrick, 1870 West 1s7th
Street. New York City.
CHESlRE, Clarence w. Plainhcld, N. j.
CLARK. James J.. G96 Tenth Avenue
New York City.
DEGNAN Joseph, sgt. Is West Ninety
eighth Street New York City
DOLAN. .dwrrd. 521 Knic!Scrbocker Ave
nue.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Chile Papers Say Speech
Places Right Above Might

SANTIAGO, Chile, Sunday, Sept. 90
Newspapers here applaud the scnti-
ments expressed by President Wilson
in his address a. New York on Friday
night They say that the speech CON
firms once more the wish Of President
Wilson that the world shall have a
peace founded upon right and legality
by the democratic nations Of the world
This peace, they say, will place right
above the force Of cannon.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01

ILLINOIS,:
KELLEY. Leo, Dundee (W).
ZNIDERSIC, Anthony f., Joliet fW).
INDIANA:
HUGHES. G. r.. Fnirand P(.
JACOBY, viii A., Indianapolis lW).
| THOMPSON. G. b., Brooklyn (W).
MICHICAN:
BiGELoW. Irving r., lieut.. Highland
! Park tW).
MINNESOTA:
HIRsCH. VIM. corp. Minneapolis (W).
ISAACS. Solomon, Sleepy Eye (K)
MIssOURi:
RALSTON. L. r.. Wheeling (W).
TEVLIN. Leo j., st. Louis (P).
NEBRASKA:
RICE. Omer A.. Valley (W).
! NEW JERSEY:
NICE. William f.. Egg Harbor (W)
NEW YORK:
DIMMICK. Howard o.. Binxhamton (W).
FLAGLER Clifton. Voorhecsvlc (K).
SLElGHT. ,Morris, corp, Rochester (W).
NORTH CAROLINA:
PAGE. Allison M, corp. Aberdeen ID wy.
OREGON:
F., TURNURE. Harold r.. Portland (W).
PENNSYLVANIA:
| WHEELER, r., lieut., WDnncwood (W).
HAUSLER. w. A., corp, Philadelphia (K).
TENNESSEE:
BUFFAKD, Frank c.. Memphis fW).
TEXAS:
BOGGESS. Rolley E., Dallas (K).
UTAH:
SPRUNT. Russell. Salt Lake City ID wy.
WASHINGTON:
CAIN. Richard D., Blaine (W).
JOHNSON. Jesse b.. Spokane (W).
SEWARD. Oscar. st. John (W).
WISCONSIN,:
Johnson. Carl A.. Ashtabula Harbor (K)
SC1iWEBkE, B. A., Grand Rapids (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Posthumous Medal Given
New Yorker by Persh;n o

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o.-Posthu-
Service crosses reported to-day by Cen
eral Pershing include the following
from New York and vicinity:
Lieutenant Judson P. Galloway, New
burgh, N. Y; Lieutenant Lowell n.
Riley, SO William Street, Orange, n. j.,
and Edward C. Coke, 1855 West Eleventh
Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Capt. F. D. Downey TO Marry
Miss Adams in October

Miss Mildred Adams, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Samuel Adams, will be mar
ried to Captain Fairfax d. Downey,
u. S. A., of this city on October 10, in
Washington. Captain Downey is a
nephew of Mrs. Fairfax S. Landstreet,
of this city and southampton, Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON Sept. 30The casualty lists made public by the
War Department to-day the of COZ officers and enlisted
these killed action,
wounded sc died Is died disease accident
ether slightly wounded and the hands of the
In the Marines killed in action died Of wounds Il arc
wounded and taken prisoner
Iac cu list folio,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
leru York City and Vicinity

DWYER, James e. 1866 East Eighteenth
Street. New York City.
DWORKIN. Morris. Newark. N. j.
FEHLBEHR. August, sgt, 41S Van Brunt
Street. Brooklyn.
FINNEGAN. Daniel j.. 3t7 Enat Nine
tecnth Street, New York City.
FARRELL. William j.. 533 West 125th
Street. New York City.
FITZPATRICK. Michael. East Orange
N. J.
FREEMAN. Sam. 7s9 De Kalb Avenue.
GOGGlN. Edward j.. Treeport, N. Y:
GOLDEN. Charles L., corp, III ST. John 8
Place, Brooklyn
HAsSINGER. Philip. 1876 Avenue A, New
HORNuNG. John j.. 3O5 West 146th
Street. New York City.
ILLER. Hiram. corp, 127 Oakland Street,
BroolsYnl
KAAS, Andrew. Yon<crs. N. Y.
KEHLBACK. John j.. East Orange, N. J.
LANE. Charles, corp, Prospect Street.
Brooklyn.
LIsI. John. 1888 Mulberry Street. New
MARINo, Casper. 2961 Fulton Street,
MATHusEK. Henry, 400 East sixty-thrd
Street. New York City.
MBEAN, Herbert, corp. 46 West 131st
Street, New York City.
MAC PHERSON, Samuel c.. corp. 4S5
Hudson Avenue. Brooklyn.
MCCARTHY, J. j., ir., 1862 West Eighty
fourth Street, New York City.
MURPHY. Paul L., sc Stanhopc Street,
Brooklyn.
MILLER. George W.. II Vandam Street.
Brooklyn.
NEWBRAND. Joseph F.. corp. Yonkers
NEsToR. Paul a; e22 East Eiahty-ninth
O'NEILL, William, 7s5 Third Avenue.
New York City
O'RORKE, Patrick, IA East Twenty
eighth Street. New York City
RICHARDSON, Dcnnfs. B.. ,nne. N. J.
ROTHWELL, Thomas. %! East Eighty
third Street, New York City.
ROONEY, james r., 23l East Eighticth
Street New York City.
SENK, Alfred j., 4i7 East 133d Street
New York City.
= scHoooMAKER, Eltinge. Bansall. Duchess
County. v. Y.
sIsT. Robert, $50 Eighth Avenue. New
York City.
SUTTON. Frank W.. 44o Seventh Avenue
Brooklyn.
TIERNEY, John. 1876 New York Avenue
3rool'vn
TURNER, Louis A.. 50 East Twenty-hftt
Street, New York City
street. New York ,ris'''t City. W. ~
WILSON, Joseph, $50 West Nineteenti
Street, New York City
WOODS, John. POI William Street, New
zINDLE, Christian. corp, 213 Eas.
Eleventh Street New York City.
MARINES
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Trotzky Reported Shot,
But Not Hurt Seriously

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 3o.-Lcon Trotz-
ky, Bolshevik War Minister, is reported
to- day to have been shot in the shou,-
der recently at Briansk. His wound is
not serious. His assailant was ar
rested.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
Capture of Montfaucon BY
yanks Called "Adr,iirobIe"

fARiS, Sept. 30. - "The American
almy, IN taking Montfaucon, has ac-
exrl lofts Of the war" General Manonbv rIrv
to-day told deputation of rench and
American officers The deputation had
called on the victor of the battle Of
the Ourcq to present him with medal.
Lon of himself made by NJ. Halou, the
SculptOr. -
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
ARMY

ENGLAND:
HARRINGTON, Richard tW}.
FARRlNGTON. Robert % Farrcr Street.
Nelson. "
GREECE:
ASOLLAS. Milton (W).
:, ASOLLAS. Marccllus. Rhode, Province of
Vassilea. -
ITALY:
GOHIN. Fecc u. (W).
=, ULlNE. Mrs. Crolinda. Monte Fiascona,
Province of Rome
ROSE. Tony Cd W..
Di LUCIA. Mrs Thressa. Pedage, Caszenza.
ZIPPILLI, Gabriel (K).
ZlPPlLLI. Francisco, Santo Nero.
RUSSIA:
MELNIK, Alexander (K).
MELNlkCHU, Mrs Z. Wollen Kolln lRl
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
EIsewherc

EISeLUhere
Character follows: K)
action; wounded Cd AZ died of accident other
(DW) wounds Cd D. died os diseases missing;
(P) prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
IDA H0-
JDAHO:
HOPKINS. Fred c., Duhl (W)
KING, Floyd, Taber (W).

ILLINOIS,:
JOOS. VIM A., lieut.. ST. Morris ID W
AULD, William. Witt (W).
REEGLE, Homer, Mounds (W}.
BONNEIL, Lyman S.. Equality (W).
BRlDGESTOCk. Prophetstown (W).
BOYLE, Louis A., Ottawa (W).
NES, Fred b.. Chicago (W).
ELLIS. Charles W, Chicago (W).
EVERSION. Harvev H Chicago (W).
FAIRFAX, William. Chicago % w.
FRANCIS. Charles H., Chicago tk).
FARiNA. Joseph t., Chicago (W).
FOLEY, Joseph P, Chicago (W).
FORSBERG, Albert O., Chicago (W).
FOSTER Guy, Chicago (W).
GRlB. Edmond f., South Chicago (W).
HALL. William f.. Decatur (W).
kORTE Bernard. Bectmeyer (K).
LuLAY, Frank j., sgt. Chicago (k).
MARELLI Ernest. Rockford (W).
MURPHY Pat, Chic lgo (W).
MORRlSSEY, James c., Chicago (W).
RAlNES. Milo r.. Energy w.
REBECKl, Samuel f., Chicago (W).
SANDERS, Marion W, Arthur (K).
SCALZITTI. Constantine, Chicago (K).
SCHMlTr. Henry, sgt, Woodstock (W).
STAHL. Lyman, Chicago (W).
VlNSON. Milton s., Rosiclare (W).
WEHNMISTER, William. Chicago (W).
WRONA. VIII, corp, La Sale Cd WI.
VIOLIN NRShI, Wadyslaw, Chicago (W).
ZELENSki, Len, Chicago (W).
ZONE, Arthur, sgt Chicago (W)
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
ARMY

ARMY
THOMFsoN, Heraon w.. capt. A'ere"-
COOGEY. b s., heut.. Boaz (W).;
SMITH. Alan NJ. heut., So. Bir7nin0
BARNEs. Elester. Dothan cn D..
BEARDEN, Walter. Birmingham (W).
ELKINs, Hubert H, Moulton CW)'
JAULKN NJohn. Dyas tWl.
LOWERS. Jack, Kinston (P).
ROCHE. John Edward, Blockton (Wl
WALKER, Harvey. Coffee Springs lP).
WEISS, Leon D.. sgt, McFan (W).
ARKANSAS:
HAROLD, Scott, Millville (W)
HOLDER, Henry, Walnut Ridge (WD.
JON ES, Arthur f.. Winslow ClI)
MILES, james E., Benton iW).
WlTHERS, VIM Travis, sgt, 1nglas (DW)
CALIFORNIA:
EL0OD, Wm. r.. capt, Los Angeles ID d
BARILETT, VIM. c.. sgt. San Jose (W)
MALTAS, Robert. Bakersfield (W).
MORSE, Franklin s.. San Francisco (W)
SULLIVAN. Willie, Santa Rosa (W).
CoNNECTICUT:
BRESSEI1E John, Central Village (W)
BYSTROWSkf, paul, New Britain (W)
HERMONONSkl, Stanley, Hartford (K).
kILORA N, Joseph, New Haven COD D..
L.ACERRO, Icstano, Waterbury (Wl
PAlLIDES. Athos. Ansona Cd w.
SMITH. Lucius r., S. Manchester (W}
THOMPSON, q. NJ, sgt, Manchester (W)
FLORIDA:
BEASLEY. Bra~ton, Orlando (W).
GU LBREATH, Eric j., Tampa (W).
FORE, Clyde W., Oxford (Wl.
JOHNSON. Alfred L., Jacksonville (K).
LOSING, Arthur D.. Sanford Cd w.
GEORGIA:
BARTON, Charles M, Valdosta (W).
CANNON, Cecil c.. Cairo tW).
GRAY. Virgil, Carrollton (W).
CANCER, Jonn f.. Thompson (W).
HAMER. Herbert Columbus tW).
LANE, Albert H., Vienna (W).
IDAHO:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01

INDIANA:
BEST, Claude H.. Green Castle (W).
BIDDLE. Leo A.. Brazil wv. >'''
BROBST, Addison H.. Ellwood % Al.
BEIHEL, Charles. Fort Wayne (W)
BUTCH. Glenn. Indianapolis Ul).
B4ERS, Frank Shoals (W).
DRAfoTZ. Ilarr..'. Terre Bautc (W).
DoYLE, Milc T.. rerre Haute Iw).
DRENES, Ricinrd c.. indianapolis (W).
I0N, John f.. Hammond (W).
hELmAR. Walter H.. corp. Dyer CW).
IRELAND. Ear c.. Aticn (k).
JACOBS, Thomas T.. Rirdseye (W).
MAXI EDGE II. t.. Indianapolis (V).
NESBlT'I, Russell. Cynthiana (W).
OSBORNE. Nj. T.. Mooresville (W)
RODEkER. Ralph T.. Cofax (K).
REGERS. Clarence. Clark Hall (W).
SklDMORE John M, indianapolis lW)
STEIN, Adolf. Lawrenceburg (Wl
SCHULTZ, Carl F., INDIANAPOLIS (W)
IOWA: we
ARCHER. Ralph A.. lmogene (W).
BAIRD, Melvin D.. Cedar Rapids (W).
BROOKS. VIM. T.. Council Bluffs (Wl
BLANCHARD, Warren w, Melroso Nv,
BOIL, Dewey f.. Merrill lWl
DAFT. Guy, Grant tW).
EWING. Glenn w. f0ntanclle tW1
ENGhlSH, Robert, Vilisca ,Wl.
ELLIS. John F., Centrevilie (K).
FERGUSON. Donald. Red Oak ,Wl.
GEE. Ben H.. knoxville (W).
HIATT, Cecil. East Peru tkl.
.lEFFRIE. Arthur j.. Clinton tk).
MATHIS. Floyd H.. Elkart Cd w.
MG-E. Ralph H., Blanchard (WJ.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
MARINES

ALABAMA:
ouATTLANDER. Paul s. Ensley ID w
/ CALIFORNIA:
MICHAEL, Ben f. East Auburn (W>
MULLEN Stanton, Redwood (W).
SMITH, Ray X, San Diego lW).
COLORADO:
! LAND, Robert. sgt. Denver Cd WI.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
MASSACHUSETTS:

DRTNK WATER, John G.. capt. ". Ne,
ton (U).
LOVE. Robert. lieut., Worcester W..
BARRY, Clement A.. Medford (W).
DOYLE, VIM S., sgt, Boston (W).
DRAGON. Frank. Northampton (Wl.
LADEAU. William, Badwinsville (W).
MICHONSkI, Peter. Taunton (W).
NORRIS. Antoine. New Bedford (K).
TRIMBLE, Dana NJ, sgt, Ipswich (W).
WATKINS, James. Springfield (W).
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-05-24

County Of Ada. state OF Idaho.
IN the Matter OF tile Estate of Hiram
Smith, deceased
Order to Show Cause Why an order
OF Sale OF Real Estate Should Not be
Made
w. A. Lindsey, the administrator of
the estate of Hiram Smith. deceased
having filed his petition herein pray
Ing for an order OF sale OF the real
estate Of said decedent. for the pur-
poses therein set forth
II is therefore ordered, By the said
Court, that all persons Interested in
the estate OF said deceased appear
before the said Probate Court on Fri
day, the "lst day OF May, 1918. at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day, a. the Court Room Of said Pro-
bate Court at the County Court
House, in the County Of Ada, 10 show
cause why an order should not be
granted 70 the said administrator for
the sale Of such real estate and that
a copy OF this order be published at
least once week for not less than
tour consecutive week. I'M the lIer-
idian Times; newspaper printed
and published III said Ada County.
Idaho, and chat said publication be
Completed at least five days prior to
said 3lst day OF Man 1918.
Dated April 20, 1918.
II. n DUNLAP.
" Lot Probate Judge