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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-21
Come Mother, This Castor Oil
Is What You Need---Don't Cry!

II you. mother had TO swallow the awful DOSE
Think back TO your childhood days---Ugh
Give your children Casearets instead. Casearets
taste like candy. Every child loves TO take
Casearet. Besides Casoarets act better on the
little liver and bowels when the child is bilious.
constipated, feversh and sick Casearets are
Observation-Disclosures -chcap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-21
tfINi,iFR

Americas Answer" now showing
at the Ciemmer. was filmed by the
4. X Signal Corps. A. y. r.. by or.
der Of Gen. John J. rershing. under
the direction o. the general staff. IL
shows the actvitlc. of the frat half
million American soldiers In France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-21
CLASS A

sent 10 prison by an interruptions
political boss. who envicd him his
homestead aud sweetheart. Donald
Aefans played by Jack richardson
il saved by loyal friends In Desert
Law" which plays at tho Class 4
until Saturday.
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COLONIAL

Harry Morcy n the star Of Tan.
gled LIVES the now show starting
al the Colonial Thursday. The plot
deals with the loves and tragedies OF
John Rowland. The supporting east
includes Betty Blythe. Euiailc Jen.
sen and Charles Kent.
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Why Worry About Burglar!

4 Cody Burglar Alarm viii r!o.
tect your door. trsnsoms and We
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strument suitable for any d~a
Price $500.
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STRAND

The scenic effects In "ou, Of n
Clear sky starring Marguerite
Clark at the Strand this week. arc
very good. Waterfalls In the noun.
uains OF Tennessee give Tho picture
some fine settings.
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ItEN

odd Wives for New" will remain
AZ tho REX tho balance OF the week
Written BY David Graham Phillips.
directed by Cecil De Mile. this pho.
;opiay IN worthy 81 the aii.star cast
selected to enact tho various charae.
ters.
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FREE

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MISSION

May Allison VIII star In The Re.
turn OF Mary" a pretty romance
which win be shown at the Mission
for three days starting Thursday
Miss Allison has delightful role.
and the plot includes many humor.
Gus situations
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

FOR SALE; 500 Victrola, $40 worth
latest records, New Price $S5 Inquire
at this office. 46tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

FOR SALE; Pictures for antique
mirrors and clocks. Mrs E. H. Thomas,
b Themes St, Tel 1921 atop
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

Mrs. Susan Wright and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Wright, who have been
visiting old-time friends in Orwell,
have returned,
Word has been received from Fitch
burg Mass, of the birth OF son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs,
Williams was formerly Miss Caroline
Buttolph of this town
The Rev, and Mrs. Ola R. Hough,
ton and their children, Miss Evelyn and
Master Lysle Houghton of Walling-
ford, came to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Houghtons parents, Mr. and Mrs
Walter L. Billings They will remain
here a few days longer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

The Woman's club will meet next
Wednesday evening at s o'clock at the
High School building The meeting will
be under the auspices Of the Education
al department Prof Frank W. Cady
will lecture on Shakespearean songs il
lustrated by the victrola
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

WANTED; Postage stamps before
1870 on original envelopes Geo. A..
Hitchcock, Ware, Mass. 46t3p
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

FOR SALE:-A-l driving horse. Sew
en- years old. Weight 1850 lbs. Would
exchange for large work horse. H. J.
Lapham, Bridport, VT 4St3p
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

FrOSt'S Pharmacy
5s Main -, MiddIebmry
BUSINESS NOTICES
(Ten cents q. line first insertioni Ave
cents linz each succeeding time.
Count six words to line)
Good sweet oranges at Calvi's,
Fancy grape fruit, very reasonable, at
Calvis,
WANTED;-Two bell boys at once
E At The Addison, 35d
Old Fashioned Horehound Drops
Sheldon's Rexall Store.
ROOMS TO RENT, over Evans
store. Mrs, Il. A. Bond, 2ltf
BARGAINS in Remnants Mrs, VIII.
son, L. Middebury. 47t3p
TO RENT; A large barn in village
Inquire of c. |. Button. att
Prof McFarands Skipper John Of
the Nimbus" on sale at Richs. 4St2p
FOR SALE Dining room table and
six chairs Mrs, Arthur Desjadon, 4St3p
FOR SALE; Two calves and one
heiier Il. u. Manchester. 47t2p
SPECIAL for Saturday Salt Pork,
"a cents per ID, Shacketts Market,
FOR SALE; Good work horse. Mrs
Grace Church, Z College st. 4itf
FOR SALE;-DeLaval Separators
and parts, +, B. Nelson, Salisbury .Stf
WANTED; 10000 pounds milk
Daily. Addison Co, Coop, Dairy Co.
46t4p
FOR SALE; Household goods of
all kinds including stoves, NJ X. Moore
Att
WANTED; Work on a farm for the
winter. Mark Guiles, East Shoreham,
Vt, i7t3p
XMAS STATIONERY: New de-
signs, new packages at Sheldon's Rex
all Store.
TO RENT: Large house on Court
street Vacant November LIST. NJ J Nc.
Naughton. 43tf
FOR SALE; De Laval cream sepa-
rator, practically new. Inquire at Reg
lister office. 45tf
WANTED:-Goo girl for side room
good wages and steady employment
The Addison. 3Stf
FOR XMAS: A Conklin, Moores or
Waterman Fountain Pen-Sheldon
Rexall Store,
FOR SALE; 500 Victrola, 500. worth
latest records, -New-Prce $Sj Inquire
at this office. 46tf
FOR SALE; Pictures for antique
mirrors and clocks Mrs E. H. Thomas,
B Themes St, Tel 1921 atop
VAhAN iSi'' OSldbC stamps DtlOIG
1870 on original envelopes Geo. A.
Hitchcock, Ware, Mass. 46t3p
FOR SALE Pea beans one third
colored, 81 per bushel; white kidney
beans, all colored for seed, 50 per bushel'
Paul A, Dow, Phone 1918, 1872
FOR SALE;-A-l driving horse. Sew
en- years old Weight l,050 lbs. Would
exchange for large work horse. H. J
Lapham, Bridport, VT. 4St3p
FOR SALE; Twenty dairy COWS, 10
heifers yearlings and calves, and one
high grade Holstein bull. Cushman
Farm, New Haven, VT. 4St2
RUGS CLEANED: Send your rugs
to Burlington Rug Company, 42S North
street, and have them cleaned for win
ter. Write for prices 45tf
OVER ; S)5.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29
THE FEDERATED FAIR
ASSOCIATION

will have a sale and serve supper in
the vestry of the Congregational
Church
Friday Evening, December eth'
Sale consisting of domestic and use
full articles; also children's gift
table; and the new community cook
book Just the thing for Christmas
gift. Sale commences at $3.50 p. M.
Supper will be served from 5 to 1880.
Social hour, with special musical at
traction 8 to 80. Everybody invited.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

FOR SALE Pea beans, one third
colored, 81 per bushel white kidney
beans, all colored for seed, 81 per bushel.
Paul A. Dow, Phone 1918. 1872
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

FOR SALE;-Twenty dairy cows, 10
heifers yearlings and calves, and one
high grade Holstein bull Cushman
Farm, New Haven VT. 4St2
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29

RUGS CLEANED Send your rugs
to Burlington Rug Company, 42S North
street, and have them cleaned for win
ter. Write for prices 45tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27

ELLiS. Mules b.. lieut.. Mcrrimdc (W).
CLARk. 4. H.. lieut., Jamaica piuim (M)
HERR?Ch. W. r.. lieut., Broohline Cd Al
BURKE, James t.. Lawrence tW).
DIBO, Raiinelc. East Boston (k).
HAHN. G. f., sgt. Uxbrige % d..
holloway. George r.. llolyoke tW).
BROWN Claude L.. Tyngsboro (Wl
COLLINS. John H., Chelsea (W).
COLBY. Chester r.. Dorchester (W).
GRAFTON. Joe j. Worcester (W).
Gu!LFOYLE. f. j., Wnchcndon (W).
l'AMER. Lester r.. Fall River tM).
JACOB. John j.. corp. Milton (W).
kOlE, Constantine. Boston (W).
LAMOIHE W.. corp, Ftchburp (W).
LEIGHTON John H., Boston (K).
MAIIA!. Frank j.. Boston tW).
ODONNELL. John f.. Lowell (W).
OSTLAND. John G.. Worcester (WD.
niICllER \. a.: sgt, Hnvcrhill ID D..
Plant, Arthur H.. Oxford % W..
PARENT. Napoleon, Swansea (W).
RODRlGUES. John. Fall River 90 W..
SIMPSON. james. Dorchester (W)
SMITH. William. Clinton (W).
TORNlSIO. Vincent, Worcester 90
TOMLINSON, II. H., Wcst Somcrville (W)
WALSH. John d. pittsield ,W).
IARNOWSkI. W., Cambridge ID d.
GOLDSMITH, Ernest L., sgt, Charles.
own (W).
JONAS, Marius r.. Lawrence (W).
LAND1, William. Cambridge (W).
PORTE. Lincoln. corp. Nantucket (W).
STEWART, William T., Winthrop (W).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27

DooLEY. Douglas s, corp, Glenwood
DGRHAM. Ulysses s.. Warren Cd D.
FOSTER. Walter L., Viola lWl:
KITCHENS. Riley B., Harrcll (W).
KOCH. Walter E.. Van Buren, Cd d..
KELLER, Reese, Roe (W).
ALABAMA:
Ny.vELL. las K. lieut. Dadcriic (HD.
BLALoCK. Jas. NJ, sergt.. Ensloy 90 D
HFRRYMACK. Potter. corp. Potter lW)
CLANCY. Gus. sergt., birmingham (W).
CHRISTIAN. James, RcsedaIc (W).
CAN'T. Castor r., Watumpkn (W).
HICKS. Wilmer r.. Alameda lW).
HAWKINS. Oliver. corp, Cpoccolocca
KENT. Maston, Ashbury Cd W..
ARKANSAS:
SIMS. Edward j.. Alhertvilc (K).
IEAPP. Roy t.. Rock ford (Wl.
DcUGHER1Y, Noel Hardy (W).
CALiFORNIAt
Bt.VERIDGE WIN. j.. corp. Oakland (W>
BOONE. Charles F., Oakland (W).
COOPER, John W, Chico tW}.
GARDNER, Lee. Los Angeles (MD.
GHIR1, Aurelio, Oakland (W).
GONZALES. Freddie. San Francisco 'W).
GILBERT Cornelius A., Concord (W).
.IAUREGUY. John. Chino (W).
KUHN. Eugene, Los Angeles tW).
MARTIN. &. ". iteut. Los Anaeles (HD.
CURTONI. NJ, Mcndocuo County CW).
NORTENSEN. VIM p, Suisun (W).
OVERALL, George W, San Diego Cd AZ.
COLORADO:
ALBER. Herbert T. Greeley (W).
CALDWELL. Harold, Denver (W).
REV, John, Floresta IW).
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ToDIsCo, Amos. sgt. Jamaica Plain (w).

TODIsCO, Amos. sgt. Jamaica Plain (W)
MAINE:
BORQUE, George, lieut.. Watcrpille tK).
SuEPARDSON, Edwin d., Coronnu Nv,
IREIHEWAY. Arlington L., corp. Liver.
more Falls tM). '''
MARYLAND:
SouLSON. William H.. Baltimore ID w.
laws. JOS L., corp. De Grace tk).
ELLIOTT, J. S.. corp. Silver Springs wv
GARNER. Basil f., Shady Side % D(.
HAZARD. Louis L.. baltimore (Wl.
JONDO, Thomas, Baltimore (W).
MkEE. John A.. Cardiff.
SAXON. John W.. Kensington (W)
SlEGLE. Elmer f.. Baltimore (W)
MONTANA:
C Grown: Frank. sgt, Glcndive ID w.
COTTON. William s.. Butte (W).
MARTIN. William H.. Deer Lodge Cd w
RAY. Thomas NJ. Livingston *.
RICHARDS, Il. L.. corp. Lewiston wv
SANDBAK, Albert. Broadvicw (W).
MISSISSIPPI:
FRANCIS, Ernest H.. sgt. Emory (Wl.
HIT. James D.. Union (W)
LEVERETT, John P, Tunica (W)
lea, Frank. Lake (W).
MITCHELL. Moses, Sumral (W).
MORLEY. Emmett p. Yazoo City (W).
PITTS. Waiter W.. Greenwood (W).
REYNOLDS, Jeff D.. Boyle (M).
POOLE. Earl T., corp. Sails (W).
ROSS, Robert, corp. McNar Cd d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27
MICHIGAN:

WiChIrAN:
IHAWKEs: M. H., capt, Ludington (y).
CHAPMAN, j. A., lieut., Detroit % w.
AiELLO, Samuel. Detroit W)
BYLSMA. Fred j., Grand Rapids (W).
BROWNE. Paul w, Mason Cd d..
BATH, William Negaunee (kl.
con. John s.. Three Rivers lW)
CLEVELAND. Charles. Saginaw (W).
ShDlEuX, Edmond NJ, Detroit tWl.
DiSSE1'T. Frederick. Sandusly Cd D..
YER, Shirlaw A., Port Huron (W).
!ALO. Michael NJ. corp. Saginaw (W).
FERGUSON. Dougald e.. sgt, Grand
Rapids (W).
Fi,iN1NEGAN, Leo N, Grand Rapids ID D..
rABER. Elmer H., sgt, Detroit % D..
GAST Charles H.. corp, Bridgman (W).
KERN. Walter Monroe (W).
kLEY NENBURG, John N. Grand Rap
ids (W).
kAHLER. VIM, corp, Kent City (W)
k!SkE, Walter j.. sgt, Bay City AW).
hRikOR!AN. Manoog. Pontiac lWl
LAWSON, Reuben H.. Cheyboygan Cd d.
nANGDON. Ed. CORP, Flushing (W).
MITCHELL, Raymond j., Detroit lkp
MONEY. Mason X. sgt, johnson lW).
MOBY, Mitchell. Honor (Wp
CORMACk. Alfred g., Dickcnvillc (W).
PAINE. Burley L., CORP Detroit lW).
puRGATO. Enrico, Palatka (k).
pALMER. G. NJ. Muskcgon Heights (W).
PARKS. Charles, Detroit (W).
STEVENS, Fred. Ionia (WD.
Setback, Walter NJ Detroit wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27

flick. William F. c.. Otis (W).
HART. Mark r., Denver (W).
HOWE. Roy NJ, Denver CD D..
kLUMkER. George. Toponas Cd w.
klMPORT, Elmer. Vernon (W)
PARKER. Clare ". Greeley (W).
WALDHAUSER, Henry G.. Denver (W)
HAYES. William A.. Otis (W).
CONNECTICUT:
MACDONALD, George r., lieut., Hartford
Oy).
BUCKLEY, Charles r. lieut., Ne,y Haven
% A..
BROWN: Charles s.: Waterbury r).
EASTON, Noel B., Windsor (W)
GARRTTT. William j.. Derby % d..
JOHNSON, David, Manchester (M)
MEIGS. Henry f. corp. Meridcn (W).
MANGlNO, Sully. Waterbury (M)
WlSTORT, Walter. New Britain (W)
YUCCA. Merrick c. Danbury (W).
IElLE, Marcel. Torrngton tW).
GIOIA, Vincenzo, Stratford (W).
DELAWARE:
HUGHES, John, Wilmington Cd AZ.
FLORIDA:
!sTiLLMAN. Hugh D., lieut., jacksonville
(H).
BROWN. Nathan. Jacksonville % d..
BORDAS. John. jr. Miami (W)
CUNNINGHAM. L., Fort Mead Cd d.
FRAZIER. Fred G.. Jacksonville (W).
GAINEY. Walker A., corp. Funiak
Springs ID AZ.
GEORGIA:
BARKER. RUDE. Logansville Cd D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27
The Casualty List

Dtnnt t oct 2SIh casualty lists public by
causes s Ok ssd N action 81 died Of wounds
degree 2S wounded slightly arc mnc in action
were taken prisoner and died accidents ~
list "NN"e"'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27
Ncu
ARMY
Wounded

SIRNTTON. Harry h.. capt. Bronnrillc
S ,N,,!,lS Horc,g H.. heHt Flushing, N. Y.
ANfNSo. SalN atore. $40 West Twelfth
Street. New York City.
ANpRikoN; Nicholas. I'LL st. Nicholas
Avenue. New York City
ANDRoN. Gustave f., 10 Greenwich
Street, New York City.
BAUMEISTER. Michael, $40 Clenmore
Avenue BROOKLYN.
BROpHY. Edward j.. Union Hill. N. !.
COHEN, Morris, 1853 Henry Street, New
York City.
GREGG Thomas. 200 West 14Sth Street
CoRENzA. Joseph F.. $50 East 1ssth
Street. New York City.
CANAlkS, Sylvester ". 2543 Linden
CHRIsTIANI. silvio. 1o5 East 11sth
Street. Nov York City.
CEILECI Tony, II First Street, New
York Cits.
CoRBETT, James j.. corp, 555 Chaunccv
Street Brooklyn.
DiREsroR. Samuel, so5 East Houston
Street New York City.
DOUGLAS. Alfred 63S Warren Street.
DNVE, Frank, Long Island City. N. y.
DuGAN. Thomas T., 279 Rutlcdgc Street.
BROOKLYN
93MNEN;; William. Long Island City.
EBERHARDT, William. f.. corp. SOC
West 10Th Street. New York City.
ENGLISH. Nicholas j.. 2o33 Third Avenue.
New York CITY.
fiNNTGAN, Thomas T.. 40 Newton
FINE. Morris. 1919 Hoe Avenue, New
York CITY
FAWcETT. William D., $40 East
Eighteenth Street, New York City
fLACk. Robert L.. Jamaica. N. Y
FAI.lON, Edward, 81 Grccnpoint Avenue,
' GoBsTElN, Abe, es6 caldwell Avenue
GAYSrER. Tcve1, 1887 Madison Avenue.
New York City.
GEARY. David E. SSl Bainbridge Street,
HERMAN. Charles. 1920 Greene Avenue,
HoLIANDER. Morris, 282 South First
Street. Brooklyn.
JONES. Raymond James. Workers. N. Y
JUL1lG. George j., West Hobokcn, N. j.
KRANTZOW Isaac, 120 Manhattan Ave-
rue Brooklyn.
KONVALINkA, Laurence. 559 Bedford
Avenue Brooklyn.
KoHLMEIER. William jr., SIS South
First Street, Brooklyn.
kEANE, Andrew c., SAL East Seventy
eighth Street, New York City.
hlNASkI Frank. Flushing, N. Y
kAMELGARN. Dave, 522 Fulton Street
Brooklyn.
KELLY. Thomas P. 1873 Amsterdam Ave
nue.. New York City.
KNAPP .Fred, CORP Newark. N. j.
kEARNS. Frank D.. CPL Nostrand Ave
LAMOuR, Frank L., 10 East 10th
Street New York City.
LONDON. William A., 996 Trinity Ave
nuc. New York City.
LEVITT. Sam. ~ FLOYD Street Brooklyn.
LAMBO. Michael PSI Twentieth Street,
BROOKLYN.
IUBY. Frank L., Newark, N. J.
MICHAELS. Arthur j.. 20 Leonard Street,
MINER, John j., afs East laSth Street.
MERZ. John j.. 1o7s~Hancock Street,
ErooklNn.
MACKINTosH, James T., 99l East
1hirty-ffth Street. brooklyn.
MILLER. Samuel, $os West Twenty fifth
street. New York City.
MALoNE, Joseph T., 1907 Nostrand Ave
uuc. BROOKLYN.
MCCLURE, Austin, Al Jefferson Avenue,
brooklyn.
NEWMiER. William. ISL Eldcrt Street
BROOKLYN.
NEVER John, 1872 East Thirty-hft
Street, New York City.
mcguire, John j., 40 Sommer Street
Brooklyn.
OTTO Philip. 1863 Greene Avenue, Brook
Nn.
PLAFKER. Abraham, 16o Norfolk Street
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27

SPILMAN. Herman. Battle Greek (W).
MISSOURI:
BYKOWISKI. Stanisiaus. st. Louis lK,.
BLAKELY, w. NJ, corp. St Louis tk).
BRIDGES, Felix G., Downing (W).
CARDWELL. David. Popular Bluff tN).
FIELD, George, St. Louis tK).
Continued on merit page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27
Nc.D York City and Vicinity

NLASNNl, Alfred Max. sergt., Union
Noursc. Queens County
PTACEk. John Charles, scrgt.. ,31 Elton
Avenue. New York City.
ROMER. William f.. 42o East 15Sd
street New York City.
RODNESkY. Joseph, 22SS Seventh Ave
nue.. New York City
ROGERS, Frank j.. scrgt., 212l Eighth
Avenuc, New York City
ROSEMAN. Benny, 6S2 Rockaway Avenue.
Brooklyn.
sKELLY. James c.. 749 Gates Avenue,
= SWANSON. Axel, SIS Fifteenth Street.
sEssA. Joseph ", 12S Hamilton Avenue,
Brooklyn
scHusTER, Conrad M. CT West End
Avenue. New York City.
SCHEIDT Gustave Hobokcn. N. j.
a. SGRO. Benedict. ITO Sullivan Street. New
SIEG. Charles c., Port Richmond. Staten
Island.
STEIN; Samuel, 1923 Southern Boulevard,
New York City.
SCKLOSSBERG. Abraham, 1890 Madison
Avenue. New York City.
TOUHEY. Walter A.. 1871 Bedford Ave
nue. Brooklyn
TROY. Adam A.. 1854 Fifty-sixth Street,
Bay Hyd Ridg H;,I brooklyn
Street. Brooklyn.
wEICHsEL. Nicholas, corp, Middle Vii
lage. Queens County.
WITHERELL. Charles w. Weston's Mills.
WEISBURG. Harry. 127 First Place,
Brooklyn.
:, zlRiNsKY, Daniel. $50 Grand Street,
:. cLAU, James H. sos West 12oth Street,
New York City.
DE Drummer. Fred, 1928 Sherman Ave-
nue.. New York City.
ETTS. Sherman, corp. Delaware Coun-
FAUST: Frank W., Glendale. N. Y.
>, CHASER Harry. 79S Halsey Street,
HoEy. George j., II Barrow Street New
KAUFMAN, Edward. 1857 1ntervale Ave
nue. New York City.
Al MGoY psRlS;,. John. 2427 Van Cortland
scHoLL. Charles. 1901 Third Avenue,
New York City
TURGEN, Harry j., 1853 Broadway, Brook
Ign.
:, WHITMAN. Fred j., les Avenue Q, New
York City.
Died of Wounds
WHEELER. Tolmam Douglas. lieut., IL
Battery Place, NeW Yorl City
BERMAN. BENJAMIN. Is East Seventh
Street. New York City.
BURNS. James P, 500 Melrose Avenue,
:. FRANKLIN. Ben. 1903 Lexington Avenue,
New York City.
FINLEY, Joseph c., 541s Third Avenue.
Brooklyn.
Killed
DUMBLAUSKEs, Ignas A.. Elizabeth,
N. J.
HEINRICH, jerome. corp. Jersey City,
N. j.
MULLIGAN, George A.. Jersey City, N. J.
MCCARTHY. Terry. Jersey City n. J.
WALSH. Edward f., sgt, Col West 13oth
Street, New York City.
Missing
THoMrsoN, Hpah s., hent.. % East
FOrfU-hffh Street. Mem YORK; Citv
ASSENZO. Albert, Long Island City.
BUTLER. Donald p. corp, SCI West
1Slst Street, New York City.
BROWN, William l.. j., 2035 Seventh
Avenue New York City
CALTABlANO, Salvatore. $50 East Fifty
third Street New York City.
MULLIN. Emmett r., sgt, Clarcmont
Avenue, New York City.
Died of Disease
GUARDENIER, George c.. Hobokcn. ~ J.
HAUSMANN. William T., 1910 Ridge
wood Avenue Brooklyn.
MASSEY. Peter L.. Tottenvle, N. y.
SCHWElGER, Samuel, 66S East 1e5th
Street, New York City.
WHELAN, James Boyle, corp, 1886 Lex
ington Avenue. New York City.
Died From Accident
PERLOFF Morris, 1910 Madison Avenue,
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27

Character of casualties indicated follows: (K) in
(W) oundd Cd Az died Of accident
w died of wounds; % D. died disease; () mssinx
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-31
FUEL AND REAL CONSERVATION.

People are impelled to conserve fuel by two motives.
The first is the evcr-prcsent one of cost. Fuel costs
money. This year it costs more money than usual,
and it is folly under any circumstances to burn more
servation.
The other reason that governs just now, and that
must take precedence over the matter of individual cost,
is that of aiding in such distribution of fuel as will best
aid in keeping the industries Of the country in operation
and the ceuntry's people in a state of moderate comfort.
From both standpoints the use OF fuel must be
brought within reasonable limits, and it is imperative
that waste be avoided.
1t is possible, in this matter of fuel, as in other mat
tiers, to waste while trying to save. And this will Ger.
tainiy be the result if general suggestions based on gem
eral conditions are used as specific rules to be followed
rigidly in all cases. The fuel problem of one family may
differ materially from that of a family next door. The
size Of the house. size of the family, occupation of the in
mates. style of heating plant, and many other features
must be considered in each case.
The recommendation has been made that only
those rooms in a home which are in use should be heat
ed. That may be good advice in some cases, and poor
advice in others. When an unused portion of a building
can be so closed off from the rest that communication
between the two is avoided. some saving can doubtless
be effected by shutting off most Of the heat from that
section But where the house plan is such that certain
rooms cannot be permitted to grow cold without inducing
cold draushts through the rest of the house it will prob
ably be, found better to warm the entire building.
In many cases some saving may be effected by Gull
tivating the "early-to-bed' habit and banking the fires
early in the evening. But here again discretion must be
used. 1t seldom pays to let a house grow cold over
night A very considerable towering of temperature i.
usual and proper, but if that is carried to the extreme
an excess Of fuel must be burned in the morning by
forcing fires so as to bring the house to the desired day
temperature.
There can be no gain either to the family or the ma
ton from cooling off our houses to the point of positive
discomfort especially for little children and frail people.
That would be saving with one hand and wasting with
the other.
When the economical temperature for day and night
has been ascertained the greatest saving in fuel will be
made by maintaining that temperature by means of fires
properly tended. clean flues properly checked drafts,
and by the maintenance of the fires in such condition
that they never need be forced. -. The most wastefu1 sys-
tenn Of all is that Of keeping little fires with which the
drafts need to be thrown wide open in order to develop
sufficient heat for service. The most economical fire IS
that of large volume and slow draft.