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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-07
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Plans are being perfected here for
the big drive on war saving stamps.
This drive will be made all over the
United States, with a meeting in
every school district on Friday, the
18th. At the call Of the chairman for
Scotland county. G. Z Leslie, a meet
ing was held in probate court room
Tuesday evening of this week. John
T. Brann and Hudson V. Smoot are
vice presidents for this county. An
executive committee composed Of
Judge W. T. Reddish, R. M Barnes
and ]. Y. Bumbarger, has been ap-
pointed.
Inc charge against Sam smith of
Crawford, of making disloyal remarks,
was dismissed last week at Hannibal
appears that quite few are being
aken up on these grave charges and
wnen they come to hearing there is
aotnng to substantiate same. MT.
slnith is to be congratulated upon his
eAonerauon, and his friends were al
ways loath to believe him guilty.
on the evening of July 4, the Betsy
Aoss club of this city will stage a
pauiotlc pageant on the grounds, west
OF me G. c. Fogel residence. The
paseant is called THE Flag of Man. y
anu IS st11pendous and interesting
perry Deem, eldest child Of sf,as
sau Antionette Deem, was born in yir-
snla, March 4, 1899. When quite
small ne came west with his parents
to no located on farm near Burling-
rn. ma, iowa where he grew to early
t asan In the spring of 1857 the
10y moved to Scotland county and
sre eau me making OF farm and home
I'm tne-prairie land.
r,.0a. o. A Moore received word
nes. saay that his application for sec
besn m the army Y. M. c. A. had
eeivas ao,ed UPON faporably and he re-
=. $50 an order to report on Tune "a
fsrsa an antonio. Texas, for a nerfod Of
be- m, weeks instruction. From there
CAMS oe sent to one of the training
no. IN m the south. Mr.. Moore did
tne'a p hn. + Tor overesa duty at this
The on, out If he makes good and finds
Rs,vw VOTE not too laborious he will
One 90 over for duty.
n,rr Jay last week a de.,
chiIseraa m Memphis whereby Howard
erty ~ traded his residence ron -
half nv, int worth Market street and .
barn hr;,s.st In the Childers livery
together with a cash.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-07

The Manchurian BARRIERS are likely
soon to blossom forth as full-tledgeo
"tonsorial artists" Consular reports
say they are replacing their antiquat-
ed and time-honored Chinese equip
meut with modern American barber
supplies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
These City Physicians Explain
Why They Prescribe Nuxated Iron

By en1iching the blood and creating thousands Of
new red blood cells it often quickly transforms the
abby flesh toneess tissue and pald cheeks, Of weak,
anaemic men and women into a glow Of health. In
creases the strength Of delicate nervous rundown
folks IN two weeks time in many instances.
It IS conserve lively estimated that over three MIL
lion people annually in this country alone are tng
Nuxated Iron. such astonishing results have been
reported from its both by doctors and laynnen.
that a number OF physicians in various parts OF the
country have been asked TO explain why they pre-
scribe il so extensively, and why IL apparently pro-
duces much better results than were OBTAINED
from the old forms OF Inorganic iron
Extracts from some OF the letters received are
given below;
Dr.. Ferdinand King New York Ph'e1eian and
Medical Author says: There be vigorous iron
men or healthy rosy-chee1ed women without iron
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want 70 keep your hair IN
good condition, be careful what you
wash II with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkah. This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle. and Is
very harmful. Just plain mulsified CO.
coanut oil (which Is pure and entirely
greaseless). Is much better than the
most expensive soap or anything else
you can use for shampooing. SIS this
can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hsir with water
an rub Il in. One or two teaspoontuls
will make an abundance OF rich.
creamy lather, and cleanses the hair
and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily. and removes every
particle OF dust dirt, dandruff and
excessive oil The hair dries quickly
and evenly, and II leaves Il fine and
silky, bright. fluffy and easy "a
manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
al most any drug store. II Is very
cheap. and a few ounces IS enough to
last everyone in the family for
mOnths.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
CASUALTIES
NUMBER 1858
Lieut.. John P. Gaines, Of
Bay City, Tex, Is Miss
ing in Action.

Edwin Lutz. Reading. Pa
Thos- c. Reed. Philadelphia. Pa
Arch c. Wright. Montevideo. MINI
Jno Il. Dalton. South Boston. Mass
Louis P Nelson. Philadelphia. Pa
Buglers.
William Wayne ID. Selvey. Harrisburg. Pa
James Lynch. New Haven. Conn
Frank Rossell, Province De PotenEa,
wagner Michael Francis Lucey. Phna-
delphla, Pa
volmer Aaron. Columbia. Ky.
Ralph Anderson. Seattle. wash
Jacob B. Baker. Eastman. Ca
Tobias s. Bartch. Columbia, Pa
Fred Bauer. Unionville, Conn
Donald A Bennett, Idaho Falls. Idaho
James ". Bentley. Gadsden, Ala
Richard S. Blackburn, Deevilles Tenn.
Vincent Eoments. Bristol. Pa
Peter Bourgett, Seattle. wash
Eugene F. Boyle. Fargo. y. ID.
Walter J Brown, Lansdale, Pa
Michael Chicka. Lusll. Pa
Christian ". Christensen, Epplng. y D
Leary Clifton, Freepoint, Fla
Herman L Coffman- Providence, g. C.
Tillet Crawford. Denaud, Fla
Hercheu X Crosby, stark. Fla
Reid s. Crump, Berlin Wis
Frank Cullen. New Bedford. Mass.
James j. Daley. Philadelphia, Pa
Paul Melvin Douson. Carlyle. Pa
Stanley y Duscoy. Moosiech. Pa
Joseph G. Durso. Cambridge. Mass
Jno- Erase. SouthinEton. Conn
Leo J. Adams. Parrisville. " D.
Elroy H. Barton. Newcastle Center.
Queens Co. New Brunswick, Canada
Henry L. Beauchesne. Lowell. Mass
william h Bellows. Sacramento. Cal
Hugo ". Boettcher. Monroe, Wash
David ". Rrattstroun. Seattle. Wash
Jno- J. Collins. New Haven. conn
Edward Como. Seattle. Wash
Douinick Cont. New York n r
Howard J. Daley. ScottsburE. Ind
Sam Dickinson. Oakhill. Fla
Albert A. Edwards, Quincy. Fla
Donald G.. Freeman. Mulberry Fla
George Germeraad. Neve, Bredt III
Onde. Bredt Tyl Vriesland. Meth
william Golden. PlttstoWn. Pa
Leon L. Hanson. Salem Ore
Grover c. Inflow. Iuka, Miss
stephen iona, II. Hartford. Conn
Irwin J. Kaiser. Louisville. Ky
John r Kennedy. South Boston. Mass
BENJAMIN F. Kinnon. 1fillwood. Ca
John McCoach. Minersville. Pa
Paul Jesse Manross. Butler, Pa
Joe NARROW. Herrin. Ill
Michele Martone. New Haven. Conn
Harry Martin Mattson. San Francisco
prank Maturas. Tariffvlns. Conn.
Hurts Myers. Chicago. III
Augusta A. Mitehon. sehulenberE, Tex.
Lee P Labors. Caddo. Okla
Nathan Theodore Nesselson. Bradford
Edward " o'connsr. Lemont Furnace
Thomas Odea. Boston. Mass.
william Powers. Bertrand. Neb-
John Rici. Milford Conn
Grover C. Root. Clam Falls. Wis
Russell l. Shannon. Lansford, Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12


vertised medicinal products, but I have
found Nuxated Iron so potent in nerv-
Gus. rundown conditions that I be-
lieve all should know OF it." II peo-
pie would only take Nuxated Iron
when they feel weak or rundown,
instead OF dosing themselves with
habit-forming drugs, stimulants and
alcoholic beverages. there are prob
ably thousands who might readily
build up their red blood corpuscIes.
increase their physical energy and get
themselves into a condition to ward
off the millions OF disease germs that
are almost continually around US. It
is surprising how many people suffer
from iron deficiency and do not
know it.
II you are not strong OF wen YOU
owe it to yourself to make the follow
ing test: See how long you can work
or how far you can walk without be-
coming tired Next take two five
grain tablets OF ordinary Nuxated
Iron three times per day after meals
for two weeks. Then test your
strength again and see how much you
have gained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

physician OF Bellevue Hospital (Out-
door Dept.). y. Y. and the Westches-
ter County Hospital. said: in my
opinion a careful examination Of the
formula Of Nuxated Iron by any ply
stefan or pharmacist should convince
him that It is to be placed among the
very highest class and most strictly
ethical preparations known 10 medical
science. It excels anything I have
every used for building up the system
and increasing the red blood cor
puscles. thereby enriching and fortify-
ing the blood against the ravages OF
disease"
Dr. Schuyler c. Jaques. formerly
Visiting Surgeon Of St. EIizabeth's
Hospital Of New York City said: 4
have never before given any medical
information or advice for publication.
as I ordinarily do not believe in it.
But in the case OF Nuxated Iron feel
I would be remiss in my duty not to
mention It. have taken it myself and
given it to my patients with most
surprising and satisfactory results"
DR.. T. Alphonsus Wallace. a physi-
clan OF many years experience in this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

YITASHNGTON, D. C., Sept 1.-THE
w army casualty list released for
publication today contained a total Of
559 names There we're two sections
Section no. / is divided as follows:
70 Killed in action, q; missing in
action. 81; wounded severely, 1s5i died
Of woands. a. died OF disease, 6; died
in airplane accident, I; wounded Sc
verely in airplane accident, 1; wound
ed. degree undetermined, s; total, 53L
Section No 2 is divided as follows;
Division Of Second Section.
Killed in action. %; missing in
action. II. wounded severely us;
died Of wounds. u; died from acct
dent or other cause, 1; died Of disease,
5; wounded, degree undetermined, o.
total, 53S.
Southwestern men in the list in
clude:
PVT. John A. Pride, BOguta, Tex.
killed in action
Pvt. John R. Davis, Clifton, Tex
died Of disease
Pvt. Louis Pustlas East Bernard,
Tex, died Of disease
Pvt. Harmon A. GregHOns Spring.
Tex, wounded severely.
Pvt. Rudolph Molina, Yuma, Ark,
wounded severely.
Pvt. Edwin n. AIuekler0y, San An
EeIO, Tex, wounded severely.
Pvt. Luciano FiIlanuevRs BroWns-
Vile, Tex killed in action.
Corp. Thomas n. Strong, PoutOtoc,
Tex. wounded severely
Pvt. Joe shamard, ThraIl, Tex,
wounded severely.
Lieut.. John P. Gaines Bay City,
Tex, missing in action
Pvt. Augusta A. MitchOn. schulen-
burg, Tex, missing in action
The list follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
THAT HUXATED IRON
MADEFR0H
Sworn Statement
Of The Composition
Of It's Formula.

A copy o. the actual
sworn statement VIII
le sent 10 any who
desires such Il is as
foIlnws
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
SECTION No. /

KILLED IN ACLAuA
Captains
John Henry BaIlamy. Scranton, Pa
Holds Wilbur Daniels. Eillin. ". Va
Lieutenant.
Frederick II. Atwood, Quincy, Mass.
Sergeant.
Michael Cappiello. New Haven Conn
Corporal
Jack Palmer. Townsend. Mont
PriTates-
Luigi Cerulo. New Haven. Conn
Horace w Gossett. Indianapolis Ind
Thos. Hurley. Brooklyn. y. =
Edz- Klimowecz. Chicago. IL
Louis z Eoebricl. Charles City IA
Charles Larson. Crosby. n D.
Edw. ". Matthews. Waterville. Ne
Ralph 3. Palmer. Milo, No
Manuel J. Piece. Los Alamos, Cal
John A, Pirfle, BoEata, Texas
Willard Toby. Tayl0rsville. Cal
Robt. BIacker. Petersburg. Va
Stewart E. Buck. Easton. Pa
Herbert A. Cahoou, West Brewster Mass
walter GroboWski. Dickson. Pa
Michael MattfE, lfodi=a, n =
James A. O'Hare. Brooklyn n Z
--eIs s Olson. Triumph. MINI
EIyrum A. Perry. Napoleon, Utah
stacy J. Pine. Haiuesport n J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Iron Peptonate Special Specific
Standard). Quantity given below. So
dunn GlycerophOsphates U.S.P C3fon-
santo-) Calcium Glycerophosphates
U-S-P (MonsantO.) P. E Nux Vomica
U-S.P. Cascarin Bitters. MAGNESIUM
Carbonate. Pc. Ginger U-SP. OIL Cas-
sla Cinnamon U-SP. Calcium Carbon
ate Precip. U-SP.
Each dose OF two tablets o. Nuxatsd
Iron contains one and one-hslf grains
OF organic iron in the form OF iron
peptonate OF a special specific stand
ard which in our opinion possesses
superior qualities 70 any other known
form OF iron By using other makes
or Iron PeptOnate we could have put
the same quantity OF actual Iron IN
the tablets at less than one-fourth the
cost TO us, and by using metallic iron
We could have accomplished the same
thing at less than One-twelfth the
cost; but BY so doing we must have
most certainly impaired their thera-
peuuc efficacy. Glycerophosphates
used in Nuxated Iron is one OF the
most expensive tonic Ingredients
known It is especially recommend
ed to build up the nerve force and.
glycerophosphates are said TO contain
phosphorus in state very similar 70
that in which it is found in the nerve
and brain cells OF man.
As VIII be seen from the above, two
important ingredients OF NuNated Iron
llron Peptonate and Glycerophos-
phates) are very expensive products
as compared with most other tonlcs.
Under such circumstances the temp
tation to aduiteration and substitution
BY interruptions persons is very great
and the public is hereby warned to be
careful and see every bottle is plainly
labeled @NuEnted Iron" by the Dae
Health Laboratories. Paris. London.
and Detroit. Z. s. A. as this Is the
only genuine article II you have
taken other forms OF iron without sue
cess. this does not prove Nuxated Iron
viii not help you We guarantee sat
isfaction to every purchaser or your
money will be refunded
MANUFACTURER NOTE. Nuxated
Iron which Is prescribed and recommend
cd above. BY physicians IS not q secret
remedy. but one which Is wen known 20
druggists everywhere Unlike the older
Inorganic iron proCucts. % IS easily ASSN
Hated, does not iuJure the teeth. make
them black nor upset the stomach The
manufacturers guarantee successful and
entirely satisfactory results 20 every pur-
chaser or they viii refund your money,
Il Is dispensed IN this city by Urlor Drug
Co. Kelly & Pollard Co.. Fl Paso Drug Co,
me- and all other drusgists.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Richard r sIewert. Brant, Mich
Frank Sieuinsl-ie. Portclrhon. Pa
Charles +. Selser. Deep River. Conn
ROME H. Stacks College Park. Ga
Alexander c. stone. Columbia. Pa
Howard. z. Sweeney, Richmond. VI
Edward J. Weber Syracuse, " 2
Lauren ". Weller. san Francisco. Cal
Thomas white. Jr.. New Haven. Conn
Abner c. English. Tallahassee, Fla
CONTINUED on page 3, column -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
SECTION M. 2
KU.IFn n ACTI0N.

KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenants.
James D. D. Burns, New York. n 7.
Harry Augustus Kroeger, Atlanta, Ca
Sergeant.
Carl S. Carlson. Bristol. Conn
Corpornls.
Ernest A. Demurre. Toronto. Canada.
Stanley NORFOLK. Detroit, Mich
Morris L Payne, Maringo. Va
William F. Fountain. Manchester. n. II
PriVates.
Luciano VIIIanueva, brownsville. Tex.
Adolph Coolack. Providence. p L
John Doerr. Barnes. kaE-
oliver Han. Turner. Mich.
John Hawks. Snohomish, Wash.
Herman J. kolkEna Portland. Ore
Joseph B. LIbertas, Detroit. Mich
John Mavros. Boston, Mass
Jinlio Merlini. South Poriti. Italy.
Nicola Pagnani. Campon Appemerio
Casterta. Italy.
Elmer L Parker. Ralispel. Mont
willard Conrad sehieiger. New BritHin
James SER. Genoa. Italy.
Earnest G. Sherman Wilbur. Mich
A. II Tomlinson. South Portland. Ore
Frank Peter Glenn, Philadelphia Pa
Clifford c. Glover, keenan,. W Va
Russell s Moore. Emaus Pa
Ralph Oepen, Chicago. IL
NICK T Tasson. Delrtght. Mich
Benedick Wiecha. FitchburE. Mas
DIED OF WOUSES.
Liestenants.
Harry ". Fenlon. Rhinelander. Wis
Harry C Hill. Pitts5oTTn. Pa
John H Johansen, DaveI port, Ia
Robert Race, PittsburE. Pa.
PriTHtes.
Felix Dinlzin. Meyers Mills. s. C.
John J Dublinskie. Skamokin. Pa
Henry s. Fisher Hastings, Neb.
Clark Hall. Harlan. Ky.
Harry A keltz. Lztrobe. Pa
MacaceJ KowalsHi. Chicopee, Mass.
Tuten Parks. Danville, Ky
Howard A Van Wagner. Louisville, n. 7.
DIED or DISEASE.
rrivates-
John 7. Mccoy. Cumberland. I'D.
crawl Il Merrill. Eyanlake. Idaho .
Ernest L Simpson, Guthrie, Okla
John ". Stanley. SCntaE. Va
walter Nix Monticello. Ca
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
Corporal
Alva Olson. Harrington. Neb-
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION.
Lieutenants-
Albert W Emmons. Kennebunlz, Ne
SerEeants-
Rotert Blalock. Webb City. No.
Edo B. Coylrerdale. Hartford, Conn
Jno. ". Cumbee, Huger, s. c
John J. Fitzgerald. New York. n 7.
Patrick Fitzgerald. East Orange, y J
CorpOrHls-
Orlando R Achorn, Boston, Mass
Denyse ". Atwater. Orang g, n J.
HacoD o. Boone spray n e.
Edward Cischke. Detroit. Mich
Frank u Griffith. Pittsfieid, Ill
August Earwelat. jr-, Collinsville. Ill
Harry Kruger. Milwaukee. Wis
Rasmus Olaf Loden. Warren. MINI
Frank Novotny. New York, y. 7.
Edison L. ogden. Edgerton. Wis
John H Pittman. South Bend. Ind.
Edgar C. Westlalke. WaEnersvilie, Ky.
Briar L. Cups, Butler, Pa
John B. German, Columbiana. Ala
Paul 3. GLADDEN.. Fredriclktown, Pa
Thomas H. Goad. Sardis, Tenn
DIN Mcdaniel. Rossvilie. Ca
Manahem s. Tim, Brooklyn. n 7.
Thomas H. Strong. POntotOc. Texas.
Winslow B. Weston. Wollaston. Mass.
Privntes-
James Anderson. Fox. III.
Vern s Baldwin. Glenville. MINI
James, BracHen. Whltneyville, Conn
Edgar Carson, Idaho Fails. Idaho.
Graf Coilenbaugh, Reitsil. Wash
Horace B. Criswen, Pocatello, Idaho.
Henri Derycke, No address given
simeon J. Durand. ST. Paul MINI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

PallOr means amaze
mia. Anaemia means
iron deficiency. The
skin Of anaemic
men and women IS
pale; the flesh fab
by. The muscles
lack tone, the brain
fags and the mem-
DRY fails and theY
become weak. ners
vous. irritable, de-
spondent and mel
ancholy. When the
iron goes from the
blood OF women the
roses 20 from their
cheeks. I have
strongly emphasized
the fact that doc
tors should pre-
scribe more organic
iron-Nuxated Iron
for their nervouG
run down, W ak.
h a g & ard looking
patients"
DR.. A J. Newman.
late Police Surgeon
Of the City OF Chi
cage and former
House Surgeon. JEFF
ferson Park Hospi-
tai. Chicago. in
C o m m e utin g on
Nuxated Iron. says;
This remedy has
proven through my
own tests OF II TO
excel any prepare
ton I have ever
used for creating
red blood. building
up tn e n erveS
strengthening { h q
muscles and cor1
recting digestivel
disorders"
DR.. James Francis
Sullivan. formerly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
1858 CASUAL TIES, TEN TEXANS;
BAY CITY LIEUTENANT IS MISSING

Pvt Rudolph Molina, Yuma, Ariz, Wounded Severely,
Only One From State on List Lieut.. John P. Gaines,
Bay City, Tex. Missing in Action Two Majors Are
Shown in Roll of Names; Both Reported Wounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Vincent z Nogowsli. Geneseo. n. D.
Nicola PeIieErino. Glrardville. Pa
Ernest w. Perras, Portland. Ore.
Joe b Philapy. Walker no.
Vincent Placek. Prague. Seb-
Chas. A. Polz. Grand Island. Neb
Calvin J. Porter. Kennedy. Ala.
Elmer p Probst. Berwick. Pa
Tony Rampone. Oakland. Cal.
Jos r Rockey. DreLel Hill. Pa
Grover l. Roland, Clarkesville. Fla
Frank Slmons. r.. Pella, Iowa
Wm- Wesley Sincerny. Bradford. Pa
Paul r Smith. Columbia. Pa
Wilson Smith. Laurel HILL Fla.
Geo. ". Shook. r.. Pretty Rock. y. d.
Alex Stasza. Cummins. y. D.
Alva Thompson. EIkhorn. Iowa
MasrI MorochooE- SeEmore. Com.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-02-12
BOARD CALLS IS MEN
FROM CLASS | FOR
PHYSICAL EXAM.
Tests Will Occur On Febru-
ary Is; Many Registrants
Are Classified

Notices have been sent to the lol-
lowing resistrants 10 report Feb Is
Ut the Office OF Dr. f. l.. Larimore for
physical examinations:
Robert r. Ewalt, Ward +. Bricker,
Samuel j. Wharton, Charles c. Civ
ems, Hiram j. Rine, Albert f. Miller,
Ralph G. Goode, Donald NJ. Snow,
John Clarence Berry, Leland c. Meth
ei-s. French l.. Welker, Clyde f. Tur-
aer, John |. Reed Theodore Lepley
and John S. Schnebly.
The following registrants have
been classified by the local board:
Married men with dependents
James H. Fry, Lew Ray Phillips,
Carl w. Critchfleld Lloyd c. Kring,
Ernest l.. Eladley, Walter +. Grubb
Elmer Chester, Jules Paques, Alfred
Hall. Clyde L. Latherns, Charles r
Whitmore, Henry T.. Snyder, Clinton
\. Williams, Jesse 5. Gibson, Harold
II. McIntire, Leet Oreu Bell, Walter
iG. Dugap, David p Foote, Frank
Frasher, WiaGeld S. Glore. Shannon
Buchard, Fordia n. Hawkins, Percy
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-02-12
M|NCES TO STAY
ONE MORE WEEK
IS THE DECISION
Sunday School Has An At
tendance Of Nearly Nine
Hundred
SUPT. WEAVER WORKS
HARD FOR THE RESULT
Total Accessions Near The
Seven-Hundred Mark;
Dark Tonight

The Minges eyangelistic party will
remain in Mt. Vernon another week.
This action was taken at the
Church of Christ Sunday evening,
following talks by the Rev. ]. A.
Long and Supt. C. G. Weaver. The
services will be, resumed Wednesday
There were "a accessions Sunday.
This makes total OF 600 OF which
43O are conversions and 26o reconse'
crations: sManyiwere baptized by the
: Rev. }. A. Long.
There was an attendance Of $50 at
Sunday school, OF which $50 were In
Rev. Longs class and 60 in Mr.. Ear
lywines class. The eighth grade
class of Mrs. Bebout had p boys, all
church members. Supt. Weaver
worked hard to bring about this re-
suit.
Each mother AT the afternoon ser
vice received carnation. Mr.. Jarman
sang My Mothers Prayer and Mrs.
Minges also sang. The evangelist
spoke on Mothers Love-" referring
to the fact that a mothers influence
can never be blotted out.
Prof. Burton opened song service
in the evening Prof. Burton played
trombone solo and Mrs. Minges
sang The Home of the Soul with
harm accOmnauiment Evangelist
Minges preached on (Which Way
describing the roads leading TO hell
and contrasting them with the roads
leading to heaven.
No services tonight. Tuesday night
the lectures on the Passion Play and
Yellowstone National Park. We'd
Aesday night MI. Minges preaches on
"Tenting Toward Sodom.'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-02-12

NJ. Crunkilton. Harry +. Craig. Harry
ID. Smith, Ernest l.. White, Larry ID.
Bartlett, George Ilookway, Herbert
c. Baker, Harold S. Bair, Isaac y.
Mills. Lyman McCay, Homer c. Bak.
eI Harry c. Shelter, Cecil Kearns,
William &. Hawkins, Albert Petry.
Clarence W. Robinson. Lee A. Wolfe.
Levi Balcolm, Ralph ID. Reed, Reuben
G. Ewing, George Shultz, Tine Eagle,
Frank y. Miller, Earl W. Martin, Ed
gar c. Hayden.
Single men without dependents
Walter LaFever. Harry w. Glover,
Freeman f. Tudor, Paul NJ. Gross
man. Burl A Farmer, William ID.
Shultz, Charles y. Edwards. Els
worth l.. Steels. Henry S. Horn, Ray
koppert. Robert b. Woolson, Floyd j.
'Hess. Arthur Parrot. Clyde Myers.
Edward Kline, Alfred j. Harriet. vii.
liam ID. Stecher, Lester Cullison.
Men with dependent parents -
Leonard C. Bickel, Bernard K. Basin.
Warren w. Kirk.
Glass -lTGeorge, r. Morris. Forrest
Wells, Elliott r. Brown, Russell f.
Miller, Clifford v Armstrong.
Physically unfit-William W. Boyle
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-02-12
KNOX Co. BOYS
ARE: SURVIVORS
Guy Reed And Harry Moor
mick Reported Safe
WERE ON THE TUSCANIA
Cablesram OF Chas. Rinehart
Is Confirmed By The
Official List

Contained in the first official list of
the survivors of the torpedoed trans
port Tuscania are the names of Guy
l.. Reed. of Wayne township, Knox
county, and Harry L, Mccormick,
who lives just over the line in Nor
row county.
That these boys escaped death is a
matter OF immense satisfaction, not
only to their immediate relatives and
friends, but, TO the county as whole
which is vitality interested in its
fighting men.
The name of Charles Rinehart OF
Newark. formerly OF Bladensburg,
was also contained in the list. AS
reported in The Banner, Mr.. Rine
hart had already cabled his sister
Mrs. Roy Lentz, of his safe arrival.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-02-12
ELECTRIC COMPANY
TAKES PRECAUTIONS
AGAINST HIGH WATER
Raises Transformer Out OF
Reach OF River AT
Flood Stage

AS a provision against possible
floods this spring, the Central Power
Co, formerly the Ohio Light & Pow
er Co., is raising its large transform
er at its plant near the KolSosing riv-
er to a height of about seven feet
above the floor of the plant, making
it a number of feet above the high
water mark. Work was started Fri
day on raising the transformer and il
will probably be completed in several
days.