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AFFtS-As-
NoTICK-I. Joanna l. Hsniey. tenant ana
occupant of tins n0use situated at ~ T.. cor
Eleven ia aud French streets IN the sixth
ward Of me city o. Wilmington.
ol Delaware. in compliance with the require
rrlcnts OF the Acts 90 ne Genera. Assembly
sucn case made ana provided. DO hereby give
Lotice nat snail apply IA wri' . the
Court oi General Sessions Of the tate e Del
aware. in and for Ne~ Gastie coui j. Mon
day. the fourth day oi March. A D. 1918.
b, ing the next term c. said court AZ, = Acense
iOr said nousc as an inn or tavern tor the sale
therein oi Intoxicating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart.to oe drunk on the prem
ises, and the following Gs'spectaoie citlzens
a. sAid ward. . tCast tw i've OF whom are
substantial treehoidCrs OF said ward. recon-
Tneua ne said application. viz
Joseph G. HyndTnan George W. Young
S21lr George : T. Gordon Paul III E TBiannGEenburg
" lson Adams Edw- G. Denny
William j. irwin ). IlOs. hall
Jonn- T. NfuIvey Harry c. Vanderbraa
Robert c. Hill Peter Chr. du Pont
Paul Steinke George ". Carper
lob HoTnung ID. r. McCuilin
John Lynch . Hampel
W J. MurdOck William i. Murphy
william Knight Nevin N Clowney
Harry Goldberg Harry 4. Spoerl
Chas. X. Breuer John II. Fahey
JOANNA I. HANLEY.
NOTICE.. Catnerine c. Hauoren. the ten
ant and occupant OF me house situated at
y Z. Cor. OF Fifth and Orange
Streots IN the First ward OF the city
OF wilmington. county OF NeH caste and
state OF Delaware. in compliance with he
requirements OF the Acth OF the General
Assembly. in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply
IN writing TO the Court OF General Sessions
of the state of Delaware, IN and for New
Castle county. on Monday. the 4th day
OF March. A. ID, 1918. being the next
term of said court. for license for said
house as an inn or sveru. for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart 20 be drunk on the
premises and the following respectable clti-
Iens OF said ward. al least twelve of whom are
substantial freeholders OF SAID ward. recon-
mend he said application. viz.
Ludwig Hendricks Harry Fredericks
-. Bubenzer Jarman 7. Compton
Jay EphrRfna Frank Msrucci
Morris Chsikin B. =. CranSton
Morris EErailsoD Abe Simons
Robert Hutton stephen J. McNet
Samson Stern William Il. Lynn
Nicholas 4. Jones Charles +. Saylor
Albert Neumaycr John w. Walls
Frank Welsh Fh0s. q. Cooper NJ. ID.
Joseph Lemon Isaac L. Jones
\ K Saylor Morris Binder
Albert T. Vaughan ID. Hayes Robclen
VIM Y. Walters Paul FrederickS
+ CATHERINE &. HALLOREN
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

BATH MAIDS. Apply Housekooper. Hotel
du Pont, Eleventh and Market.
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E %

interest paid on 500. $500 and $1,000.
Secured by first mortgage on city property.
10 years without loss To any Investor,
Telephone b12G. James franstnn. no.
East Fourteenth street. Wilmington, Della
ware.
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BOY FOR OFFICE WORK AND TO
RUN ERRANDS. MUST BE NEAT.
INTELLIGENT. AND OVER 10
YEARS OF AGE. APPLY AT ONCE
AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
EVERY EVENING
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NUTlCE-I. Della Mctisugh the owner
at No 1910 Pine street. In the Eighth
ward Of the city OF Wilmington 4.
county OF New Castle and state of Delaware.
ia com rplianre with the requirements Of the
acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing To the Court
OF Generni Sessions of he state Of Delaware
ln and for New Castle county. on Monday.
tire fourth day Of March. A u 1918. being
the nett term of said court for n license for
said house &C an inn or tavern. for the
sale therein of Intoxicating mquors in less
quantities than ono quart. To br drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citizens OF said ward. at least twelve Of whom
arc stit ttat niini frneholders Of aniN Nard
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NOTICE.. John r. O.Connor the tenant
and occupant Of the house situated at " W
Cor. Lowering avenue and Riddle Road. in
tho Seventh ward Of the city of Wilmington
county nf New Castle and State Of Delaware.
in com pliance With the requirements Of Tho
acts Of the General Assembly. in such case
mado and provided. do hereby give untics
that shall apply In writing to tho Court of
General Sessions of the state of Delaware
In and for New Castle county on Monday.
the fourth day Of March A. D.. 1918. being
he next term Of said court. for license
for said house as an inn or tavern for the
sale therein Of intoxicating liquors in ess
quantities than one quart. 70 be drunk IN
the premises and the following respectable
citizens of sal ward. NJ least twelve Of whom
are substantial frceholdcrs Of said ward.
recon mend the said application. viz:
James Henderson John q. Hartmann
Beaudcr Mckinney Wm. Y Lockhart
Goodon V Clark jeremiah 4. Murphy
Michac Fttzharrfs John Feeiey
Dennis NJ Buckley Cornelius r Toner
John r. Council Lexes Il. Banks
Patrick r., Gegnn Chas &; Rumsey
Michael r MctionegnlDnniei ]. Lynch
Hamilton stewart John DoughertY
Joseph sci! Harrison Cruiksnank
Amie p Hackendoru Marcsllus Davis
l. Geo stewart Frank Vansant
Chas. I Waihar Alfred l. Carey
Chas. j. SebrinR Henry sell
JOHN r O'CO NNOR
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REMOVALS.

4. r. COCHRAN, JR., attorney -at-iaw. re-
moved 10 8sy3 Ford Bldg
MISS SOPHIE PRESTON oeacher OF
mus ana r-presen yal We o. Tn Sp &c a
Corset has moved 70 IiJI Delaware aven1e.
Prone ID 74sl
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WANTED
WANTED
s SIN ROOM HOUSE

anil, OF iour. good tenants. want above
nom February sn piNc Sood refci ience
toOs 81 property. Add-lSS v Il, livery
". ing OthCe-
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CRANE OPERATORs--Uscd TO Tsgnet
and bucket w:rk on Browning mud ,ndus,,
trial cranes Apply Midvaie steel and
Ordinance Co Wilmington works. Third
and Ipsld
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NOTICE. will pay no bills unless con-
tractct hY nNsclf Mrs q. J. Strohcl.

trsctcd by myself Mrs e. J. Strobcl.
~OT,CE-The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of tho irish American Associate ion
wilt nc held III Irish American Hall. COS
French street. on Monday evening January
~ st : o'clock for the purpose of cleCtlhE
hoard Of directors for the ensuing wear
Joseph NJ. Broean.y secretary.
NOTICE &c trapLers aud >uipprs, we
pay nis M 1t prices or 81. kinds Of rsw turs
= & A. 5S5. l.. Ssiut 4 SCn.
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WANTED.

dtstant. hauling n speciality. spetai rates
u lhlIaaCiphia ID y phone 2SnS
James Is kutter, 52t springer st
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NfASSEUSE.
TYPEWHITERS,

" l. RENT anu repair al mxAes typewritors.
Sen rubber stamps aoose .est binders aac
stationery. Once supply and Typewriter
&C. 7;i3 Ford rs o@is-k
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WANTED TO buy.
STORAGE, TRUCKING. &C.

STORAGE and warehouse. Transfer and
DOdruIlS stable pdckIng and saippinS
Prompt hcrftcc reasonable Charges Paur,s.
II \. 2Ulsi Auto. laos. Tyson bros.
3lU-I2 Walnut street
II Merchandise storage faculties
III tDe Vicinity OIL Market and Tenth sIreets.
FOR spacs. rates. etc. appiy 10 the Delaware
~tOrhAe o. posi- once b,JX 552
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

GIRl--Good, for cook and take charge of
0rst hoor. Refercpces required. 1lOS
Broomc street.
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DULL RAJ, r oLADES.

TO convince youi Ven re-euge three blades
free and mail sou inside facts on re-
.hsrpening- The seivet Edge Co, 10 n.
Thirteeuth -. Philadelphia. Pa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
200 Dine With New
Fraternity, brothers
In SerUice" AtPOst

More than 200 persons attended the
banquet given by the newly organized
Y. II C. A fraternity. Brothers in
Service" at Fort Bliss tabernacle
Tuesday night Gen. Robert l. Howe.
district commander. was present, and
spoke.
Reports were received from the
chairmen OF the four committees ap-
pointed recently 10 look after activi-
ties among the soldiers. Corp E
Stevenson reported for the religious
committee: sgt. Arthur Karazew ski,
for the educational committee. Sgt
". J. Houghney. for the physical
committee, and Pvt ". r Gregg for
the social committee.
Music by the 314th cavalry band
enlivened the evening Talks were
made by F. 9. Holloway. and H P
Demand. Y. " c. A secretaries. Gen.
Howe said high tribute 10 the won
derful work the Y II. c. A. has done
among the soldiers Of the American
army. and saying what a void would
he left in the lives OF the men. were
the Y. n. c. A. taken away from them.
The tabernacle was decorated with
flags, red triangles and other derora-
tons. employee Of the White House
having been sent 20 do the work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Lieut.. Tkos. II. Davis,
Wounded In France,
Mau Be Generals Son

Lieut. Thomas II. Davis. mentioned
In Wednesdays army casualty list as
wounded. may be the son Of Gen
Thomas F. Davis. retired and first
lieutenant in a regular army field ar
tillery unit in France. His address,
given as box 1S7. FL Paso. led Z. b.
Donaldson. in charge Of the office Of
J. J. Watts. local realty operator, to
believe that the officer may have
given the same address here that his
father uses TO receive his mail while
at the Hart ranch. near Mountain
Park. y. NJ. which is the Watts post
office box. The telegraphic advice
said that Lieut. Davis was wounded.
degree undetermined
Cen Davis was at the Hart ranch
Wednesday and could not be reached
by inquiries. Lieut. Davis passed
through here about two years ago. He
has been in the regular army a long
time, Mr. Donaldson said, having
Joined in New York
Cen Davis has another son, James.
from Preside, Calf. who has recently
arrived in France with troops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
WAREXPENSES
Of j. s. LARGE
Said to Be so Percent
Greater Than English;
Monthly Cost Grows.

Washington. D. C.. July 3I.-Amer-
ica's war expenses now are about 50
percent higher than Great Britain's. it
was shown today by comparison Of
treasury reports and a newly issued
British financial statement Owing to
the shorter time the United States
has been in the war. however. indi-
viduaI burden Of taxation is this couu-
try is only about one-half as much as
in England
The monthly cost Of the war TO the
United States now is about SL5G0,0UO
600. while Great Britatn's expenses are
about SI,0OO,O 100000 a month Ameri-
cas- war debt is a little less than S12,-
SOC. 900. 600 as compared with Great
Britain's S36.675. 100000.
Before the war, both nations col
lected about the same amount Of taxes
every year. approximately 100000,
900. Now Great Britain collects So
270.OOO.O 900. and the United States
about S4,OO0.0OO. 900. but the pOpula-
lion in America is double that Of
Great Britain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
FIGHT Or WORK
ORDER Gets 40
q. S. Finds Jobs for Men
Rounded Up by Police;
Loafers Must Report.

a roundup OF about so young men
Of e Paso Tuesday afternoon by city
police and detectives. in enforcement
Of the work or fight ruling recently
promulgated by the war department
resulted IN the induction OF nearly an
the men arrested into productive
forms Of labor. About 30 men were
taken 10 the {. s. employment agency
in the basement Of the city han, and
given work at good wages. Many
were shipped to eastern points where
men are wanted, and others secured
work closer home.
Fight, Work, or Be Jailed.
A continuance Of the campaign is
promised by ". A. Simpson. captain
Of detectives. who stated Wednesday
morning that FL Paso is 10 be rid Of
every able bodied man from IS years
~ age up. who IS not engaged in a
useful occupation. Such men will be
Siven chance TO 20 TO work at
productive occupation. or join the
army, OF navy or 90 TO jail
Every One Is Warned.
None Of the men picked up Tuesday
were placed under arrest or incar-
cerated, all Of them choosing rather
20 go TO work Several Of the men
were healrhseekers. and unable to
work, and these men were instructed
10 report AT headquarters from time
10 time Other men were found Loaf
ing about the streets, who had jobs
in other places and explained to the
police that they were merely taking
vacations. They were instructed 10
terminate their vacations immediate
ly, and get back on the job.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
O'NEILL WRITES OF
HIS AIR HUNTING EXPLOITS

One OF the four American aviators
who recently bagged six Hun flying
machines in a sensational air fight
was an FL Paso boy. a graduate Of the
local high school, Lieut. Ralph Z.
O'NeiIl. OF the class OF 1914 He was
attending Princeton university when
the war started and enlisted at once
in the aviation corps.
Prof. a. H Hughey, principal OF the
high school. recently received a let
ter from Lieut.. O'Neiu in which the
young man described air fighting with
considerable enthusiasm.
Lieut.. O'Neill is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. r. L O'Neill. now Of NOgales.
ArfZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
ARMY GETS SEVEN RECRUITS
HERE FROM ALL OVER U. S.

army Wednesday at the local recruit
ing station OF this number three were
for the regular army and for for the
national army. Those for the regulars
were George D. Hooper. Lubbock.
Tex. and Dewey T. Reed Colorado.
Tex. medical corps. and Antonio
Lucero. Ysleta. y ". cavalry.
For the national army the following
were accepted: William II. Stanton.
Seymore, No. ordnance corps; Bliss
Gormey. Mention. y. H. 25th engi-
ueers; Il Wilson. Mt. Beaver. Tex,
ouartermaster corps; and Frank
Pierre, st. Paul. MINI. for the tank
cor0g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
CROWDER CALLS $3.50
GRADUATES TO COLORS

Washington. D. c.. July 51.-Provost
marshal general CroWder today called
on % states for 5586 grammar gradu-
ates Of draft age qualified for general
military service TO take courses Of
training at colleges over the country.
The men may volunteer until Aug. 6.
and after that time any deficiency viii
be made up They are ordered to en-
train Aug Is.
The quotas by states, and the as
siEuments include
California, 2S7, Agricultural college
or Utah.
Colorado. 257, Colorado Agricultural
college
IGah0. 1O3. University Of Idaho.
iowa, 206. Des Moines college.
Nebraska. 145. Agricultural college
or Utah.
Nevada, 103. University OF Nevada.
Oregon sos, Benson Polytechnic in
stirute, oregon
Utah. $50. Utah university.
Washington 2f7, Oregon Agricul-
tural college
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Gen. DaUis's Children
Share In Estate OF
Late Capt. Luan Hart

James Hart Davis. Thomas Hart
Davis, Eileen Hart Davis. now wife
Of LiaIt- J. H. Cummins. and Isabel
r. McGunnegle. now wife OF Lieut..
Phil X. Sheridan. jr.. nieces and
nephews Of the late Capt. Juan Hart,
are his leEatees. sharing his estate,
valued approximately at $4,000. il
equal parts. according to the captains
will filed for probate in the county
court late Tuesday afternoon
The viii was dated September s,
1913, and named Gen Thomas r. Davis.
brotherinlaw Of deceased. as executor
a provision for setting aside $500 for
completing the education Of Giro
Torrea. ward Of Capt. Hart. was the
only other article Of the viii.
The matter viii come up in Judge
y. B. McClintock's court in September
when, among other things, the estate
will be officially appraised.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
22e. 600 MEN TO BE TRAINED
IN SPECIAL WORK FOR u. S

Washington. D. g.. July 31.-During
the coming IL months the war depart
ments program provides for the in
structiOn Of go. 900 soldiers in me ma
tional army training detachments.
The departments committee on edu-
cation and special training has an
nOunced that every two months
$4,000 soldiers viii be graduated from
courses in essential trades OF military
value given in 10 educational insti-
tutions over the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
ADOPT SOLDIER
FOR SHORT TINE
This Method Suggested to
Feedsthe Ell Paso
TROOPERS.

Here's a check Tor sic. Apply it
on the fund 10 feed the men Of the
FL Paso cavalry troop"
This letter reached W G. Roe We'd
nesday from L. W. Hoffecker. who
read in The Herald yesterday that the
boys needed more money for the pur-
clase Of food until mustered into the
I, deral service. Mr.. Roe told Capt
A. F. Wilson to continue keeping his
men in the armory and offered TO
guarantee payment OF their bills
Judge Adrian Pool, learning of the
acton Of Mr.. Roe. asserted that he be-
lieved the business men OF FL Paso
wanted to help maintain this troop
and began making plans to 80 out
with a list for subscriptions
4 have a suggestion" said Mr. Roe
and then he offered this. If the peo-
pei OF FL Paso want to see this or
ganization of boys held together, I
suggest that every business man who
feels sufficiently interested adopt
member Of the company There are
only about 80 boys who It Is neces-
sary to maintain in the barracks. It
costs less than 90 cents day to fed
a man Now 1 suggest that every
business man interested until all the
soldiers have been adopted, take il
upon himself to feed one man every
day The outlay viii be very little
less than 81 a week. and the time
viii not be long. for Capt Wilson
expects his men 10 be mustered in
very shortly"
Judge Pool suggested that FL Paso-
ans who are willing TO make Up the
fund this way. telephone TO Mr.. Roe,
whose phone is No. 80. The men OF
the troop must have funds if they are
to be kept together. as they have
virtually spent all the money raised
last week BY voluntary subscription
among the business men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
COL. SAEDERSON, OF
PENNSYLVANIA. DIES AT CODY

Camp Cody DeminE. n n, july 81
Lieut.. Col Mortimer Sanderson.
head OF the dental corps here in the
3ath division. died Tuesday night as
% result Of blood poisoning. which
originated in an abscess in one ear. He
was % years Of age and recently pro-
NOTED from lieutenant
Lieut. Col. Sanderson IS survived
By his wife and three children here
His father IS coming from PennsyI-
vanla, where the body VIII probably
be shipped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

generous officers OF the 34th. sand
storm" division Of the United States
army, which has been training at
Camp Cody. Deming. y. n, for more
than ten months
The little girls, whose address i'm
France was not known here. were
adopted by the Sandstone" officers.
who raised S11. 600 for the fatheriess
ones within a few minutes after Cen
John A. Johnston. division commander.
had called the officers together with
the suggestion that they might assist
Each officer gave SO The sum VIII
probably be invested in Liberty bonds.
giving the little ones an income for
life Mai. H NJ Nelly. division adiu-
rant. and Maj. c. B. Robbins. Iowa
brigade adjutaut, took charge OF the
fund Lieut.. Jegou was a poor nan.
the son OF hard working parents. and
had fought for France from the be-
OF the war Deming citizens
may give more TO the fund
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

" SandstOrn" Officers
Adopt JegOu's Girls
and Giue Them $1,000

Camp Cody. Deming. y ". July 81.
Two little daughters Of the late
Lieut. Jean JegOu. French army Off
Ger. who lost his life by drowning in
a desert wash north Of DeminE Fri
day evening. together With Lieut.
Fernand Herbert, French army. and
Srgt. E. Picard. American chauffeur,
will be taken care Of for life by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
REPORT on WAR INDUSTRIES.

The first reports on the Fl Paso
war industries survey. conducted by
the local committee, were forwarded
TO Washington Wednesday morning
according to secretary a. ". Reeves
These reports show what can be done
in this city by the wood working
companies. the machine shops. foun-
dries and like institutions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Wounded IN Action, Severely.
SEVEN AMERICANS ARE
LOCATED IN HUN CAMPS

Washington. d. c.. July 31.-The
war department announces the names
Of two officers and five men Of the
American eNpeditionary forces who
are prisoners in German camps. The
death in German hospital Of PVT.
Jerry A. Brown, Columbus. Ohio, pre-
viously listed as missing in action.
also was announced.
The names Of the officers and men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
ARMY 5GASUA[TY.
LIST IS GROWING
FL Pasoan, Well Known
Here, Is Included in
the Number.
uel Hugerman. Brooklyn, y Y; Fred
p. Work, Columbus. o..
Missing in Action.

Lieut. Carlyle Herods. Terre Haute.
Ind; Harry P. Thompson. Ithaca, y.
Y; Sgts. William ~ Bower. Amity,
ore; William T. Thorpe. Chester. Pa.
Pvts. Isaac. Bolliugerville. Ind, Adam
j. Ducabag. Stanwood. Mich, George
C Hezolosky. Mcdonald, Pa: Grady
L. Garland, Cornell. Ga; Cabre Haw-
kins, Ford, ". Va. Arthur GoOdridge,
Chicago. Ill; Clifton ". Jordan. Mala,
Mont. William c. kohlmergan. Lin
coin. Neb-; Henry Kranzmeyer. Chi
cage. Ill, Calvin j. Lawson, Usk
Wash; Robert r. AIcKibben. Free
port. ILL., Edward ". AIieneret Chi
cago. I'LL, Fabian Nysliwieck. Chicago.
III Otto Pearson. Cortland. y Y,
Joseph c.. PrOchaska. Chicago- Ill:
George Rcins. Sterling. Ill; Harry II.
Struble. GardenviIle. Pa: Frank The
rOs. St Paul Mimi Earl WcrtZ
Pottstown. Pa, Charles Zick. Ed
wardsville. III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
BRITISH JULY CASUALTIES
REPORTED TO BE 67.29l

London, Eng. July 3L.-British cas-
ualties reported during July. totaled
1921 This compares with total cas-
ualties reported in June, 37.19l. The
casualties are divided as follows,
Killed or died Of wounds: Officers.
SCI. men S.474.
Wounded or missing: Officers. So.
men, 56,759.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

held prisoner, their home addresses
and the prison camps in which they
are held follows;
Capt John W. Morris; Washington,
d. c.. at Bastett;
Capt Elmer J. Prosper. Philadel-
phia, at Cassel;
Corp. John E Smith. Lyons. Iowa,
and Pvt. Harold c. Lawrence. hide
pendence. Kans-. at Darmstadt.
Pvt George n. Williams, Hender-
son, Ky. at Limburg;
Private John Walter Jones, Oxford
Ala. at Remmbahu.
Private Charles L Locke, Ciucin-
natl, at Giessen-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
MAINE AGE U4TsrD-

washington. ID. G.. July 3I-The
maximum age for marine corps re-
crults has been raised from So to 40
years, according 20 secretary Daniels.
The strength Of the marine corps on
July 20 was placed at 60s561.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
WHEELER STOPS IN ALAMO.

Capt Harry Wheeler. former sher-
If OF Cochise county. Arizona. stopped
in Alamogordo. y. n. to meet Mrs.
TO Bis5ee. and did not arrive in Fl
Paso Tuesday, according to a night
report.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
TWO TEXAS FATALITIES
ON MARINE CORPS LIST

Washington, D. C.. July 3L-The
marine corps casualty list today
shows: Killed in action. &; died Of
wounds received in action. .; wounded
in action. severely, u; total. IS.
The list follows:
Killed in Action.
Sgt. willie r. Jeffreys. Kaufman,
Text Pvt. Walter v. Norton. Lake
City. Fla.
Died Of Wounds Received In Action.
Marine gunner Walter Cornell Eus-
tbs. Fla; Pvt. Horace +. ROwaId,
Wharton, Tex.
Wounded in Action. Severely.
Corps. Roger ". Davis. Mulketown,
III; Benjamin Levy. Chicago; Pvts.
John E. Barrios, New Orleans, La;
James J. Brown. jefferson. Ca; Rob
ert H Myers. New York; Paul A Of
ten, Pittsburgh. Pa; Walter A. Rob
erts, Harvey o.; Clarence j.
Smith, Tallageda Springs. Ala
Previously reported missing in ac-
ton, now reported killed in action;
Pvts. John F. Devan. Conshohocken,
Pa; Cecil ". Pleischa. Anderson.
Cal
Previously reported missing in ac-
tion, now reported wounded in action.
severely
Corp. ELAN f. Harris. Toledo. O.:
Pvts. Clinton W. Fulmer. Concrete.
Colo; William J. O'Brien. Cincinnati;
Edward L. Stevens. DiacevIlIe, Pa