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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17
THE EVENING STAR THURSDAY OCTOBER r 1915,

MELIN. Earl. Chicago, M
MERCER; Harold ". Aures.' u
A An IA Fr.nk. Itn.ea; N; VI.
M sodRS; z nss q w. r' s:sisen.is oasa
M39kE lee Moth Sss In 'kensias 1na
OLIVIER, Morris j., Desailemands. Il:
P P4E9sE essfSe . E.. Roes ssSond.is, III.
REGENsRU nses Fr.nf A.. BEookiyn. N. Z.
sEIs si o Elmer w.. south sd,nnesgoais. MINI.
SOMMERS, Marvin g., GarEe; N; u
sTEGNER, Ralph A., Berwick. p.
suEkfTAS wi sisRs J.. springfield Ohio
TANNER, Archie, Springfield: III;
TINTERA. Louis. Dickinson; \; D.
TYRRETii, 'I Iedis E.. Buffalo. n. Z.
WEST. Thamas A.. Houston. Ts1 I; r.,,
WRIGHT, Marvin H.. Booms hiii' Aenn'
IN HANDS OF ENEMY.
PRIVATE: ~ q.
HENDRICKS, Wallace W.. Nasnshie' 1enn.
MISSING N ACTION.
BASS. EDWARD c.. Montello. Wis.
KILLED IN ACTION QPreviously Reported Sc
verely Wounded).
THoMPsoN, Donald, Maple Shade. N. J.
IN HANDS OF EHEMY Rrsvisusiy Reported
Killed..
PRIVATE:
WRIGHT, Ralph T.. Hibhetts. Ohio.
RETURNED TO DUTY previously Reported
Mssins).
BROWN Leonard E., Chattanooga, Tenn.
ENNIS, Allen Marshall. MiddletoEn. Ohio.
KINGSTON, Frederick J., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
CORRECTIONS.
fn tnaoN'o
list were received by caoie TOO iate LOT
inclusion in the original list:
KILLED IN ACTIoN-PREvloUsLY Re-
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
PRIVATE:
CoURCIER, Louis H., Paducah. ny:
KILLED IN AcuoH-PREv1oUsLY Re-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
HITGaGeGEK.; Roger W.. Los Angeles CAL
CROSS Charles E., Hurleyville, N. 7.
DIED OF y ogsS1a r asTIcx. REPORT
PRIVATE:
FAyELUKE, samuel L., Portland. Ore.
WOUNDED sEvERELY-PREy1ousIY Re.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
FARRELL. Charles A.. Philadelphia, Pa.
BRiDGE S, JEFF, Enelewood. Tenn.
CRONK, Charles, Menomonie. Wis;
HARDY, Donald H.. Huntington, Pa
KLAIN, Henry, Clinton, Ind.
NORRIS, John r., Philadelphia, Pa.
WILBUR, Arthur, San Antonio. Tex.
WOUNDED sEvERELY-PREv1ous1 RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
p1NcKNEY, Joseph G., Yemassee, s. c.
MISSING IN AcTIoN-RRoRTED SEVERE
TTCT FOR 0C1T0RFR "a
PRIVATE:
sky, Russian Poland.
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETERMlNED)-
PREVIOUSLY REPoRTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
PRIVATE:
DAVID, Jules Frisco, La.
SERGEANT:
LATTA, Alexander H, Philadelphia, Pa.
WOUNDED DEGREE uNpETERMNEp)-
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
CLAUS. Paul v. New York, N. 7.
PRIVATES:
, EGGLETON. Frank F., Tully, n. Y.
GEAiRH Ts William F., Chatnbersburs, Pa.
SLIGHTLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
PRIvATEs:
HEWITT, Charles E. Harvels. Pa.
kISE, Clayton s.. Columbia, Pa.
WOUNDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
CORPOEAL:
STEVANUs, Harry L., Meyersdale, Pa.
PRIVATES:
BENTLEY. James W., Gadsden, Ala.
BUNYEA. Edward, Chicago. Ill
SHEEHAN, Michael j., Taunton. Mass.
IN HoSPITA1-PREvIoUSL REPORTED
KILLED IN ACTION.
.PRIvATES:
DAY. Joseph r., Castle, Okla.
HART, Mark R., Denver, Col.
IN HoSPITAL-PREvI0USLY REPORTED
MISSING IN ACTION.
PRIvATES:
ADLER, Erwin Il. c.. Monroe. Mich.
ANDERSON. Carl o., Prescott. Wis.
FCHRISTENSEN, Guy A., Detroit, MINI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17

GALLOWAY. Arthur G.. Maryvflls. Tenn.
IONA, stephen, f.. Hartford. Conn.
CULP. Harry Z, Bellevue. Pa.
DUEPPE, o. A.. Bicknell. Ind.
EDMONDSON, Augustus NJ, Atlanta, Ga.
GUTIERREZ, Alphonse. Ration. N. n.
HARDKE, Raymond H., White Bear Lake
MINI. Z,
HOWELL, Auzzie, Amory. Miss.
LONG, Bernard J.. Clifton Forge. Va.
SCTPHIN, Elmer E., Willis. Va.
WHITE Richard c., Newport, N. Il.
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DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN AcTIol
MOORE. John r. Rochelle. III. i.
PRIvATES:
BANDEs, Harry, New York. N. z.
BEACH, Joseph NJ. Los Angeles, Cal.
cox. Fred N. Grassy Greek. n. o.
TERRARA, Louis J.. New Orleans, L.
HARGAN, Norman, Vine Grove, KY.
HUNT, John R.. Buffalo, N. 7.
SCOTT, Leslie B., League City, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17

woYgIsKI. stanisiav, Baltimore, Nd.
ALLEN, Joshua B., Washington, Ind.
ALLEN. William A.. Youngstown. Ohio.
sASAs H.it Wim yMan %sr,: n ~ ~
BILL, Charles. Picacho. N. II.
BBTKA. Joseph A.. Ludington, Mich.
CLAAACGH, Glen D., Sioux Rapids. Iowa.
CORPORAL:
LADOUCEUR. Albert, Hoiyske. Ma0.
CONTINUED on Fourteenth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17
PALMISTRY.
Lieut.. Curdv Transferred.

First Lieut.. Philip r. Curdy has
been relieved from duty in this city
Ind ordered to take station at Nela
lark. Cleveland. Ohio. with the de-
~elopment division. chemical warfare
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17

A RecNpef1ft~e Diet n In1neHxa.
6'fiiekb Matted Min, very 1Sesnbie.-Adver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17

Total to date. .Sz148O
Note--Above is the summary OF
casualties issued by the War Depart
ment The list includes those lost at
sea, also the total Marine Corps cas-
ualties to date, but does not include
the Navy casualties.
Army casualty lists for last night
and today contain 42s names, divided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17

FR1VATES:
ALvITI, John. Boston. Mass.
BAKER. Charles H.. Deer Park. Nd.
BALDASSARI, Angelo, New York, n. 7.
BEAL. Glen J., Waltersburg, Pa.
BENIN. Charles f., Obey, Pa.
BENDER, Jerome, Mifflin, Pa.
BERNIER, Alfred. Putnam. Conn.
BINDER, Alfred F.. Millvale, Pa.
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PRISONERS.

BELL. John A., Lawrence. Mass.
DCLNY, David. New York, n. Y.
EVANS. William c., Danville, Va.
Fam. Pleasant r.. Spray. y. C.
GALEAZZA, Giacoma, Rochester. n. 7.
The sun., 1918-12-29
WHAT TO DO WHEN
WATER PUMP FAILS
Getting Home Without Injury
to Engine Is an Important
Consideration.

F1----s g: 80 wz.s- r1-p places -
oTVe- n A s-acus pre- z-,e-G A-E c-e
Which taxes co~S3c-ata SKI - ---
c-t c. s.vs WAN r S.-sz-. !
--s-s-- - - S-sEa- z------rs
5000 TIE driver g 81 ex7z-Sv.
-Lc1--e 11ds i IN EwEvz-5 s--.c-
- - wants 20 e, TIE car 70 = re-a-
sT--Aoa n TIE Sho-[ssS possIb.e tie a.
ye: doesn't war 10 harm TIE ? ~
By observing re following HITS chs L..
experienced p@rSoa can take h.s c.
zone IS carefully As woGid 4 veteran
arfvs-.
81 cou-se re --S- 1-s- es1Sey In
s<s thSt ne pr-7 has sails6. II 80
shAt: = seer 10 es broker ;Ae-e car -
- doah- But z The sAat: IS -u--sz-
and ssh tire nEsos = ovs-asz-i-r one
r71st esta5'ssh he fact bsyc-3 = DOS.
that = puzzp has fA.ied Ho,5s-E =.
bark q lie -E-5 . he bottom q tts
rz6tE;0- ~C13rs- he r1e@s = 4 5000
is[ u tNs bottom = cod TIE pup =
not wcrk.rE W7he- ere rzrr = vc-s-
t1E normally u draws TIE coI3 wAier
t-o= TIE bottom % ths radiator a-1 ~
70: wzts- Genes dow. making re boz
tom -; IS vel as re t1z z --e lot
:C1 = cst3 therefore &; SLOWS :-A. The
c--p = -: circulating re wa;S- -
- - 90 49, < 49, ~ W -
1l+cc cap n to7 C -ai1tc- z-5 lo,k
q :. Ire water = sen - - n no
-ca re pump : moving Z II = x
stationary Re vElup = 10. v--S NJ
-Eav-E sa-'ss-i yC--<s -Ez- 80
pump has failed and tAzt ;As-e is II
way % repairing =. then Il becomes -~c-
~sSzy TO get TIRE car home w.th tHs
tNs: possible d1uaE4 - re -. -
Ire z-S: requirement : % see jaa: TIE
-a5.2,c- = 5-sI WIN va'e- - IRE ;e-.
We rus: eS-Rtl.s- them E-av.N ~
citation A. cooling sys:tls are rex
designed a'q.r these tires whsch Simply
mems that the vater enters TIE bottom
% TIE water jackets aSi leaves a; the
tor
The oold water tron the rad a:o-
pushes the rot water ct; % TIE Wa.s-
jackets and hack i-:o :Se -a6izto- where
Z becomes cooled as heavy and t1@-e-
fore able - ccHti--s re acton Most
all TIE water pumps are -oN % cSrc--s--
Es, :y2e which permits tne water 70 c.
cu.atsS freely through ev=~ z. Ire g--p
has s--.qeE TIE only Requirement =
20 have the -A5Ato- oo- v,ste.y t.'@'
- chs: 6 free circulation nay - %
tanned This = extremely .---.-:z-t as
Ire water VII rot circulate g; - level
fails below tre rtt--- PIP At - ,-g
y the radiator.
VIE operating the ra-, We ----:
avoid ali the causes @: cv@heA.-r
which are under OR cc-t-ol hy -edg-.s-
! he --whs- = explosions - U--l IS
possible W. nus; avoid running ca low
o. intermediate ger IS this turns re
engine -I-h faster than who uSr- :Ne
! high gear. w mus Gvo!t FACING :ls
! engine. especially when throwing CT
! - c.-.cl. - Re s.--:.e eNqel.S-: O.:
I c'-Si-E she throttle which : dc-e "
I moving re throttle Lever o. taking -
/ Got. = tie a-ss~a,o- p~1l, w e
I driving o. high scar We TISt Keep tAs
The sun., 1918-12-29
CARE OF BATTERY
IN THE WINTER TIME
should Re at Greatest Eff
ficiency TO Give Best Pos
sible Spark.

TIE Q: cgrzsa Aasoas IRE
n, hA..s-y makers = ia; A-e1e&,
motorists &-e c->y getting AAoas two
,si-ss c. - se-y5os OK Ct their bat
,,res rat they cczla have q sSrse
rtal'y Important devices reserved the
,,rs ard G:.sracz that icy heed. In
n. Aggregate th4s waste a-ao-a. tc
MANY z,-8,ns az 5oL2Rrs tASs- cut Q:
ne-.caa u>csorsSsS rccSe,s e~y ve2-.
As a za:te- &C t2ef he care -ee6rd
hy the 521:sy = wla,sr G1Se-s l.cls
from tai; q summer. Gxo~ps taAi Shs
,,sine z.u8ys fznct5oas slurgSAly In
old wtathr-. the CNSolsue = heRvlr AT
tse-s mast ~ 5he best possible spark A.,
ths tine - combustion - fSuIy. A1d
,bs Adde'S care demanded by ths hat
,sv nd, CRY brings &6SeI e5Akn-. hE1
!, se-ves 70 extend the Etse q ne AR;sery,
,ksret- z6&5-g NONE - tAS cwner :
hank account In brat ;he cSrS nee2e5
ty re battery Eay be suHsDeS ~ ae0Gl
AZ :oloTs Il nusS eS kePs CAN-geS ard
h. &c INST ~ maintained 70 tAs
pro-er ,evs. Win distilled vA:s-. Ne:
a very c-ero1s .zsk aslsr Al especially
WIN ~ saA-aa@HaA1 @=Na-NAAAC -
are Considered Bat 70 insure cCntzEA,
maintenance q Ire hAtrsry Z = neces-
zv "a. these simple cps-ztlons should
- CARED CT. sHstE-zt1A--y ana ~
stated ir-e-v1ls The trcuhle wsth E1oS,
cw-t-s : .1a- they ~ I1s battery -
20 CAV. sNp = week O. VWc and the
vo7is- zhy re battery begins I show
tarv sr-s o: d~s;slorGttoA
IRE r.9-L-e battery that = universally
u.s. .- 4ucaZoS2le serV1ce to-day 5:
~cor-cr-y known as the cad tyPe
tbs CONSISTS :: a r1eosr ~ n whSca
&c. .. Plates cc-rastely covered by
so.ul4nH cs sapphire ze5t ans water, Q.
specific gravity OF lie az 20 degrees :
TIE plates A-e q two varieties pOscvS
aad negative, named according 70 -
dre-rsou % current How through them
Tba Current b=cE generated n the bat.
tsry lezves ~ he positive plates Ant
returns 70 ths battery thrcnga TIE negz'
tive plates TIE positive plates are II n:
form CT CriJs E.led with : co-poS1t1T
0. '4ad pS-oxlte, R-ki3e tn Dsg2-v.
p.ates are fled with a spc,Ey coupcS5'
ton q lead. varytag IN formula zucDE
The different manufacturers. each oC'
guarding LIS Gan formula as . t-S5s
secret
TIE average es- owner probably Dos
~: realize t5at as storage batter
wc-Es al he u=.s The operation t-2'
.akas p11oc in the battery consists .
AZ e.ec-ro--1emi-L reaction wGch u
gong O. a. Tie zine. When tie c---e-'
e beng zSe6 t5eAOor Is Intensified b.
even wnes the battery = 1ot being 1seS
TIE action s sul gong On. TIE opera
to- within tie az-teE czkes tie :o-- O.
az acton between t1t 1l--E n t1s p-z-s:
1ss IRE ..lHld soi-tl1a or elect-olyts- q
4 = commonly c1-=I Ts-s r. reAso,
~ rs=1.a- attention = - vitality reCeS
1y Evez T. -C1- cartery has be-,
ly.-S i5le for . month the cheD-c2
acton Eas s~e1 going O. inside = AZ.
- care needed u-S De wen = - Col
Sie HoEows-
The action between ne s.%c;ro,y:s a..
the p,z-es be- ei@---ic current
All ir doing 50 creates = certain amour
q heat TLS tends 20 hasten syzTo-z
Ton ct TIA izii A. TIE .iq-ii isvs
drors and part Q: the plates are expose
. the air tire heating : accelerated g.,
The sun., 1918-12-29
OXYGEN SAVED GASSED TANKS
sun Reader Tells How German.
Were outwitted.

Fo,.ew-2g re publication = ,ae<s co.-
TINS q a SCI ;s.--s Eo7 tss ;A-As
ve-5 "ezs~5 ~ ne Gr-E-S No
1se- g rz--.- z.-N.5s IS ws.-A s:c--es
ne s-C-@s TIE So received tie :c.-
LOVING .y;:e-
! All ec-S-s a. i-'e-sS.-c a-te.4
rom yo1- e-.aJG g. To-Day. = s1gEts-
that further l~-;sreS: ,-eEi IL created
-eEar1-C lie 'E4s>ei 4akS Z = ve-s
A1So E-.T- :-1- re hate q w:;s er3t5
- favor = ;-s A-..ss. - t%e--vecess
C tie AK beng Maintained
The A-.sS 1sf~2ce @Eztn= Cs vEs
: s--1.v isy--s -Aey F&5ei % the -a-k
e9u T-s-; -atl.orl. tanks a-3 t.ed
-Ee- ia r.-s-- .NyE-- - compressed
a., 50 ..At v-=- reversing cas>~S ;e--
!.tc- hey <a- -A- ,-s.--s S-as7 tes
>1-r~Ss=i Az :; - >t "a. ;-e E-a<
g, re t-T- -~- s-----ss tv--c - :--
ga, KISS me -a-ks "a 70: sr-p as should
hive h-a re -t-E ~ fH-.- WV 49, %
~s- behaved ~s- re --sz- -zs r0r
n Tu,. yo--s.
W = :
The sun., 1918-12-29
GEL TEIs TRUCK GUIDE
4 Very Important Booklet en-
Transportation MArter&

CD4e- The G:e 'Nose-a Ms:hS3s =
Aoto- Transportation lie Co,t-Scz1coa
Company hEs published tie entire y0o-
Greetings O. -hS recent A9t0- T-ASpori&-
q Co-se-e-ee he'd under IS AaS2-ceS
TBS bcck WA.SA c1lsSS c: ssve1y-t~o
ages - eT@-y way merits :ts C:le :,
Includes the ADDRESSES cf twenty-five
prominent a1chc-tss u a IS phases
= tie co-sS-z.vely e. S-S,t-t 2: nv
Ter transportation EAo sq-ke 4. the ~
s se>~a-E . he ~c---c-e--a toES-Lt-
with Ge = 6~sscassio-s Il wAc-
may uthe-S participated :, Is e5,e5
y : = E-S-s usc s--e5 - G.--cu.
q re Motor T-z1-o-ta-s0- Cc-te-eocs.
CocT.~s q Modem Methods - Meter
T-z-U--.a:o1" a - cHca.-%d :; TIE
Co!I-S:-A:so- CcIra-y. $50 B-oad~Ay.
CT W. . --i}ed en- -Ncs.g; - 10 cez.s
- cover w-E-g and Usage.
The sun., 1918-12-29

pz-k vel Eevz--ed X,a re ;A-o-ile
pa-,y e}0SsG ru=-z- SD~sy - ava.
ahs --o3Dcaun e too z0eh ca We
rs; axe SdvK-1AEs 6. each 6ss-tr,
y sAu.-4zE - ~ glao- L-a uS1s
Il t1E-a As = S.[se tAs c1Slos .:
1 ~Ctpe-5.rg q tas NtES; q CA
~ 1-5 tAe So nesS c: re cescs--
We 80 - low gear. Z P0sSSle IS .ss
pans Ire engine TIE E-eAcsS amber a.
mes nd u sU--s-e cases g -ecsSS-cy
Ee -zks tie -1Ic-rs s-o= Ire c2-SEr--
- ie&1e- IS d; ESa bans u 1o0s
rU1S.y TIE -c&1S system ECE ee n
a-dzr al lie AZ let CEnt-
IL re s-C--s p<-Sls:s = CNs-a+z--E
we --s caA-Sa :Ae v-.c- o-~1zssS-A-.y
- SO vlt le; Z coo, We nus: watch
1As c-EA.a- - Cc--z-A-y 70 SSzs
Z o. t-AeA-zE
The sun., 1918-12-29

-9rs F-.'-n T-acs Company - 1903
5-a-v1v 2 short tire ago
" ! E.ck-rg, the ,4>al distributor
-e1c--s an lc1s1a. ras:-H&- interest =
the El.t-- and p-@l IS = record year
for Ire truck business. He szy that the
success o. Arzs corporations II handing
-Hs- goods On schedule the with motor
.-IcEs. and TIE failure Of the railroads
as: winter % keep anywhere near 10
z-lel--e ave r~es-.;=5 .- many business
--- taxing .-l--si. ate steps u uo;orTa
their delivery equipment a-5 thereby
.qrcsta- The winter --.3 Ups
The sun., 1918-12-29
ovxKRsSKRv1cE DEPARTMENT

I VA; 20 rgs ~ Atuats--Ke-; irni-
uo1 Sy<7@n On n NzxveZ -.ASosT-
Was-N Sa@s - VIE e-oz re SS--sSuss-
c1-n.C-RArrz NANrH
Tne GScrSe1sp- w1rS ans t-c- tie
~ g ths R--5Sa U1.s - he ccl hoL
Il y crecrt 60 N1y rel 30. A>t (.
- vhA:.| :. BUEG
TIE cEco-I hks q ce-11sa amount &c
v1Sus a. re6oc47y exAR.s. back r-vsEr-e.
Uh51A Means = sAAae rc-e poEe-. Ths
actual ga has be. sAcvn - Ne iess
than ! p~r cezt. ~h5en Is Prz-ooA-r tie
DrAsz1 60 vL3e q the ouso=-
whsa I SSES iz.o hagh Eez~ ny en-
ses-ns - TAXI had with = 3ura Fsrs
= seocaa ne al right be; thr-e A.
7-krs - he . HI - AsgA. WHAT 80 ycG
sEu-e - causing G.-SAN RxSRAH
weA- n TIE ear.cA th-uS eea-1-r. q
TIE s35ng 1enNer - TIE universal g. /.
re todri itreH Ed pay IN TIE trz-4-
$50 shAc VIII CAUSE -
WI n wa-er hlc wer renew cArNcz.
A s-N=3 \ s7s - lis ca aa3 hs
Gains - gs. nGe cowe- AID is3 car
ka-NkKrS poNHsAN.
Tee water c. steam injecting e.vSoes
- J cfleVs- EeSS ne Cl.ooe-S ceh-
q CH-oo- Seposl;A but q has never SSa
Demonstrated - lr sarts.Ac1koa :ha.
ley vii actually rezcve eeScSs a.
rsA3y so--ed
PeAse AsVse ~ as u TIE eex. Ue
- pr7ztng apparatus for ny cR-, vAses
s q Ds3gs r-z1hcG.
Rczrr- -ASsr..
To-r su-py -1- cA1 give ycG an g.
3,nEry can Tr+zsr Wiz \ has 70 re
We; manifold A cScS % provided ~
turning vAicA -ae ERsoleoe - allowed 70
ra t.sr TIE manifold re cozt-N
sScEi ee heated 81 tie dRsh 50 tn;
yoa eozI lave to 81; %: u yo=- ssA-
ca ! g.: = rccd s,e---sc hsAcs- TO-
~ ca Which has = -r-cvas3e vE-.er
tc1. have Sea tea ;zS: hsAss- uSrs
The sun., 1918-12-29
One of affect of Busy Fultons,

rs one and a tait ton Futon Cu-:
80 = STAGE body Is one q a fee; o:
Fz';o-s cae8 ~ the Standard OIL Com
parry fe- TIE transportation o: barrel OIL
IN Manhattan AID Brooklyn.
The Standard Oh Company boOsA- Ls
3rst Faltozs about : year ard a haK ago.
TIE trucks performed So steadily All
e-~oaornicAlly month after month tina; the
BIG oil concsra arranged for s sero-1
installation Of Fultons through TIE New
The sun., 1918-12-29

sxAHEss Eases A-s eAnrs1sus-yozS
FAExxzL
I eenRve eat tNe- e ~ t'Se-1s
hek.e- u re -Lree. Asa yoc- s--VP.y
IA -ae r-eSezt 5Ey YVES * sxNASS
hek-s-s ~ -o. dangerous s. 49, A~V's
or g aiken - So tfss - sNASGsr
Czses 90 -: r.: sr.c 20 N>sy g :Ns
az. TITS Cp% . chap ezSs-T s-E
coEes re.As-g 10 c7s7te Ct: a1s q ~
eecrs- cnes I'D ycz WI Hn1 < ps~
sec.L s~a.zxtASro-r.
The sun., 1918-12-29
RhnnlnE Mirra

n ----lrr u-es tA-oueN Jhs Sp-ca
.N>yr .~s --- ~ S>kNi - 49, rreeea
SecuE ~ Nc-~z 49, 8 Nwt- d. y
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To Keep Your Car from Freezing

weu as from repair bills caused by coroaon
no. you realize that many chemical non-freezing mixtures
~ will damage your car and make repair bills! Car
owners have been definitely and officially warned through
the L. S. Bureau of Standards. which says:
Calcium Chloride compounds should be used with
caution if at all, on account of their corrosive action
CorroSon. ruSting, choking. scaling and ultimate deStruc-
ton of the radiator, pump and cooling system are sure to
follow the use of such compounds.
On the other hand, the [. s. Bureau of Standards. after
a thorough investigation of all non-fIeezing mixtures. APP
proves the kind of non-feeze of which PNRO is the leader.
The sun., 1918-12-29
PYRO Now Available

The big reason why you haven't heard
more about PYRO is because during the war
our Government took the output. The Gov
eminent recognizes the merits of PIRO by
using it in its motor cars. motor trucks and
aeroplaneS in the Army. Navy and PoSt-otfice
Departments.
The sun., 1918-12-29
Let Your Garage Man
Put in PYRO

He knows that PYRO Non Freeze is
absolutely safe - that it has the lowest tree2-
ing point of all mixtures and that it is as
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good for the radiator as oil for your engine.
With PYRO in the radiator you can use
your car all winter.
Most garages and filling stations have
PYRO in stock, Ask for it by name and if
they do not have it, write or phone us and
We will see that YOU are supplied.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-22
P0tutO Bread Economical
WW HEP Sofu Big P,vbkm Of Transportation
~ ?. G. HOLDEN

that a
bushels Of will
the minimum Transportation
utilizing
Nearly 90 Of the Of the United States reside
Problem
in
Of them where they before they rot and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-22
VIGOROUS MEN AND
WOMEN ARE In DEMAND

II your ambition has left you, your
happiness has gone forever unless YOU
take advantage OF Conkey Drug Co.,
Leo Fihe. A. G. Luken and Glen
Thist'ethwaite's magnificent offer to
refund your money on the first box
purchased If Wendelrs Ambition Pills
do not put your entire system in fine
condition and give you the energy and
vigor you have lost.
Be ambitious. be strong, be vigorous
Bring the rudy glow of health to your
cheeks and the right sparkle that de-
notes perfect manhood and woman
hood to your eyes.
Wendell's Ambition Pills, the great
nerve tonic, are splendid for that tired
feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood,
headaches, neuralgia, restlessness,
trembling. nervous prostration. mental
depression, loss of appetite and kidney
or liver complaints: you take them
with this understanding.
In two days you will feel better la
q week you will feel fine, and after tax
ing one box you will have your old
time confidence and ambition or the
druggist will refund the price Of the
box.
Be sure and get so cent box today
and get out of the rut. Remember
Conkey Drug Co.. Leo Fine. A. g.
Luken, Glen ThistIethwaite and deal.
ers everywhere are authorized to
guarantee them.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-22
WAR PICTURE
TO HELP DRIVE
FOR BOND ISSUE
Film Will Depict Scenes on
Front in France and Bel
GUM.

At the Coliseum meeting on the
night Of Saturday, April s. In addition
to an address by Charles A. Bookwal
ter OF Indianapolis, formally opening
the Liberty Loan campaign. there will
be shown series Of moving pictures
Of war scenes along the western front
The films were made especially foi
showing during the Liberty Loan cam.
paign and the State committee has ar.
ranged for. them to be shown In Rich
mond on that night.
Contrary to reports circulated, no
admission fee Is to be charged for
this entertainment and the Coliseum
probably will hold one of the biggest
audiences in its history.
A special music program also Is to
be provided and the affair is to be
made as enjoyable as the committee
in charge can provide.
Committee Meets Saturday
The executive committee Of the
Wayne county organisation will hold
a meeting on Saturday evening at 1880
O'Clock in the Commercial club rooms
and plans for the conference of town.
ship chairmen to be held in Richmond
on April 4, are to be made.
The visitors on this occasion will be
Governor Bamberger of Utah; Miss
Brisette. Of Kansas. and Julian Bryan.
the British ambulance driver. Plans
have been made for the noon luncheon
for these visitors at the Y. M. G. A.,
at which the township chairmen and
the city ward chairmen. of both wo-
men and mems organizations will be
present. In the Afternoon at $3.50 IN
the high school auditorium. there will
be a public meeting at which the three
distinguished visitors will speak All
members Of township committees Will
be expected to attend this session and
the general public Is invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-22
Lutherans Announce
Services for Holy Week

Rev. c. R. Isley of Second English
Lutheran church, announced the fol
lowing series of sermons starting
Easter, March "a. The theme for the
entire week, Passion week-will be
with Christ in the Garden
Sunday, March "a, 1880 a. map
preaching the Garden" 1880 p. NJ
Prayer"
Monday, March Is. 1880 p. m.-"Be-
travail"
Tuesday. March rs, 1880 p. NJ
sympathy
Wednesday, March q. 1880 p. M
"Heroism.'
Thursday, March %, 1880 p. M
Sacrifice
Good Friday, March 80, 1880 p. M
Suffering"
Preparatory service.
Easter Sunday, $3.50 a. m.-"Joy in
the Garden" Praise Service. 9:15
a. m.-Sunday School, Easter Lesson
1890 a. m.-Holy Communion Service.
Receiving of church members 2:3O
p. m.-Baptism Of little children 730
p. m.-Easter Musicale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-22

The best results in feeding hens
for eggs are obtained by giving the
birds several meals day in such
form that they eat about equal
amounts of soft and hard feeds. When
it is not convenient to hand-feed them
in this way. very good results may be
Obtained by any plan that furnishes
enough feed. in the right variety, un-
der such conditions that they do not
gorge themselves at any time, and
take exercise enough to keep them IN
good condition.
Soft feeds for poultry are ground
grains and by-products. vegetables. the
flesh parts of animal feed substances,
and table scraps, which are mixture
OF such things. Hard feeds are wnole
and cracked grains, and the mineral
parts of animal feeds. Corn Is the
only grain that needs to be cracked
for mature fowls.
A soft feed mixture is called mash.
Washes are fed either in a moist or
In a dry state. The form in which the
mash is given determines the manner
of feeding it, and-to some extent
the method of feeding the hard grain: