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tHANCERY Trust DEEDS.

Joseph g. Young ana Willicanna
%lHi2H feet west line Seventh street,
u: feet south Of Preston Street De-
c"mb"r =. 1918; $I.6j2
w " ADAMS and lvcy Nelson (wife)
20 Leroy T.. Brown trustee. 2GiO Han
over Avenue. - feet inches by iT9
feet inches north line Hanover Ave
nue.. III feet > inches west of Robin
son stree, December H. 1918: $4,000.
Alfr"d Ferguson and Matte (wife)
70 Leroy T. Brown. trustee. III feet s
iinch"s by 10 feet at southwest corner
Jwcnty-eighih street and Nine Mil.
Road. december IL. 1918; S742
Hann!c NJ. GOodwTa 10 Leon NJ Mel
son and u. ". Goodwin. trustees. lot
!. square Bis. DuvaIs addition No.
vclnber 70, 1918; S3,000.
r"ter Gonnelia, 10 Howard Sutton.
trustee. i"0xl30 fec, south limo Grace
Street, 7l775 fcrt west Of Sheppard
street. December IL. 1918; $2.2io
John NJ WEnd"r ana tohnntt.. tyvifc)
10 f. Sittcrding, j. H. Carncal ana
Charles *. Willis trustees 33xl32 feet
w"St lin" 81. John Street. vest OF Fell
street. December 10. 1918. Sl5G
Henry y Brizzniara to Edward T.
t5!sh", trustee, II fc=t inches by i3p
feet east line Sheppard Street li& feet
: inches vest Of Main Street Dcccn,-
bcr I. 1918: Si.iSi.
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cHANcERr nAnGAIN AND SALE.

Fa.k Tobacco Company, OF New York.
!" falk TOD" co Company. Inc, Rich
mond' Va. 45N3S feet a; southwest
corner OF Franklin and Twcnty-scCond
streets; also 81 North Twcnty-scconu
street. l1Ni5 feet west line Twenty
second Street. 81 fee; south Of Frank
lin Street: also 2ll5 East Franklin
street, i5N5e feet south line Franklin
street, 40 feet west Of Twenty-second
Strcci. February ]. 1918: tax Sl3SO S.
Lillian V Fields TO Stradraci John
son. ll2S and ll%O ST Paul Street 2,
t"et inches by 1920 feet west line &;
Paul Street az south line Coutts street;
a3ssumption Of lien of $500. December
Il. 1918. sl,H@O
3. l.. j'enoon, trustee. to Anthems +
thewninG. 2IXl5O feet east line Bouls-
yard. - feet west OF stuart Avenue.
May %, 1916: s&.375.
Jacob W Wilbur Inc, of Massachu-
~, INCLUSIVE, lots liz and lis Brook
land Terrace. December y, 1915: tax
90 cents. SO.
Mary L. Saugstcr to James II. cline
$40 Virginia Avenue. G0Xll7 feet 6 in
Ghes west lin" Virginia Avenue a: west
me Home Street. being lot l. block
- Barton Heights. December - 1918;
tax 500. $40.
John J Coz and Cecilia II. ,wj.o,
TO Henry y. BriZZolara. ~ feet in
.hrS by $50 feet east line Shcpnard
street. il3 feet inches north Of NIain
Street December I. 1918; tax $3.50,
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Real Estate and Court News
lIENnIco BARGAIN AND SALE.

Fannie hurry TO Rosie Taylor. 25X5o
feet north line Seldcn Street, 81 feet
east OF Fairfield Avenue. December ).
l?lS: tax 80 cents, $40.
Fannie hurry 10 Sallie Meredith,
9ix7o feet north line Selden Street,
At east line Fairfield Avenue. Dcccm-
Der >, 1918: tax 80 cent: $40.
Wiihiminc Lindke TO Jacob Daven-
port. 25xl2o feet on Newborn Street.
so feet from Twenty-nfih street. No.
vcmber Is. !9lS: $500.
Amelia q. Tyler TO Woodward " Son,
SG.35 acres on north side OF Jortia n
branch two miles west OF city CRich-
noud). December -. 1911: tax $50. So
oodward " Son 10 Richmond Lum-
bel Company, $685. acres near Staples
Mill, about two miles from city erich
mond). December >, 1913; tax s345o.
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STOCKS TURNED HEAVY
AND SHOW NET LOSSES
of Reduced Freight
and Passenger Rates l. Held
Responsible.
LIBERTY BONDS ARE LOWER
Committee Continues to Keep the liI
Tight on Loans for Speculative
Purposes, aud Call Rate l. Not
Expected 10 Increase.
II, nuo.p,> IA.

NEW YORK. December l9.-StocNS
turned heavy to-day and net losses
recorded throughout, The lis, owing &"
The announcement of j combination Ft
mCaNorahio developments p0orinGS
were Nasrd on :opuv's .roW Wn-hirg--
ton. which declared thst Directors Con
-ral Mc\doo said railroad ircIE1, 'ui
passenger rates would Dee reduced with
In the nest twelve months establish
meut Of new low records Tor i.lheEtN
pondS and the declaration al s;rl't
at one of the plants oi sac ''rm"'al
Electric Company
Because OF the advance the techui-
cal position OF the market warranted
reaction ~ prices. uheriucS how
ever. were comparatively light.
one favorable development WAS tho
easing off in the cali money rate to
( per cent rejecting further ease III
the money situation. The money COM
mittec continues 10 Keep the lid tight
on loans for speculative purposes 50
that the lower call money rate - not
expected 10 result in amy substantial
increase in stock market commitments
on the long side cf the market.
Southern Pacific displaced pro
heavy and at decline Of three points
for the session The weakness was
attributed to rumors tina, c"rtdiH
bankers had on til" recent rise in the
stock uuloadeda good pdrt. ii not ALI
~ Nv '''''1'i>E - '''' = 1890 80 49,
railroad Company. At The .ow price
for this movement established to-day
the Southern Pacific shows 4 declln"
OF twelve points from tho high @: IL"
recorded several weeks ago.
Strength continued 70 prevau in the
Tobacco issues Tobacco Products.
preferred. which has been selling out
Of line with the common stock at one
time. showed a gain OF nearly one
point Lisge;t & Myers rose nearly
ave points on purchases OF @o0 shares.
Tobacco Products new stock WAS
quoted on the curb at - bid and 20
asked The old stock changed hands
on the floor OF the exchange Al q de-
probation OF more than point fol-
lowing carly strength. American sum
alra was strong carly in the day, bat
subsequently turned weak
Reduction 81 tnc Baltimore and
Ohio common dividend is expected to
have an unfaVorablc influence on rail
read shares in general. iuasmuch as
il will tend TO increase the gloom
hanging over the railroad situation
NEW yoRK. Dccc1nncr Is-Mcrcal,ilc
paper 6 Sterling sixty day bills. Ei,9,.,
Commercial. siN;y-da, hi.l- on banks. *iI-7,:
CONNIE rcial SIIty-day bits - .2t=. demand,
st75so: CahloS ST." s-'s. Government bonds
heavy; railroad bonds easy Time iv.i
easier: sixty days. ninety days ana s.N
months. -. hid Can mcncy stcad."r; gul-
inE rate. ~. Bank aCcept"nccs A..
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Rufus I. Matthews. OF Sussex Coun-
" and Lottie Belle Maidens. of Wa
very. w. Va
l-ucius Vaughan. of North Carolina
ana Edith Kyle. OF Virginia
''onn Noting. OF Richmond. ana Ida
IL Clarke. OF lIenrico.
iiiiam T.. Reyns, OF Covinston. and
Alice beatrice Rice. Of Richmond
Evan I;aEiand Alien, OF Glover. ami
LaNe!ettc Nashti Moore, OF Black stone
NIred noble Reese, Of California,
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trres ranged ss to!'ow,
INV yOrk rE0D1CL M\rIlI1

NJ" YORK December 70 Raw sugar
sc" d} l"ntrIfr"al. -, fine ;.rarIilatci .
en- Si'i coffee; nominal: RIO IS, I7i.c. {:
hoes" firm
'ou"us""d oi, was dnil. Win ur!cey nom
ih"l iT1." Crude. lTN
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BOND LIST

: merigan Writing rape- = c;fs...... So:
Atlantic Coast Line lSt .......-.- Sia,
y =, LII and = col tS....... .......... -Sig
y. =. l.. Conv. g. IBaEiUorct tb!Gh ..... :
'Ecsa.cakN and ohio conv. ii-s......... :.
'hesapeake and Ohio couv. 5s............. -
LsrE-t' and Nyc-S Tobacco 1s....-...... lit-,
I.u-iisrd Tobacco -s.-....- ....-..... lees. Ill
Scaboaru AIr t.!ac ref. i......-............ g
Scaboard AZ Line ADJ. observation-disclosures. %
southern Railway - eiG) .................. GO.
southern Hallway - ........ ............. t5's
L. :. Registered = 1883 odd ...-.......-
l. = Registered =. i.-5 to.6 ........ iaG:.
l. : Liberty loaa - .....-.. 2. .
l.. :. Liberty loan 20 - ......... ...- 2. ~
:. Liberty lczr sd .,s..--...... ...... q 50
=. : Liberty loan iih SIS. ..- = -
ga. brown Bros 81. ~ =. tn.d :,
N-.-N,s- Chemical Co. - - tui4p..... gs..
q car IhsuIca Go. sony - tbid1 In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
NEW CHARTERS.

The following charters were issued
yesterday by the State Corporatioa
Commissions:
-Four Seam Coal Corporation. Swords
creek. VA. Capital. $4,000. object,
coal business. officers. G. H. WinScn
mcyer. president. B!ucticld. w. Va: &.
Il. Adair, secretary, NarrowS. Va
orpheum Cigar ana News COMPANY,
me. Portsmouth,. Va. Capital. $4,000:
object. cigars and confcctions ,piM
GERS. j. NJ. WCtner, president: Iouis
cohen, secretary, potn OF PortSmolt II.
Va
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uE>i,iCo rRusT DEEDS.

Duntrcath Corporation TO Pollard Il
BaSby. Inc; trustees, % lots known
as Duntrcath. december 10. 1918; SIS.
40
II. II. DAVIS and \. &. IIarnlan. ,rua-
tees, ,Sesd I" So "ss"T r'9imsn lot 4 West
w. u. Rcdh. .i,uHtcf. TO j. ~. Davis.
10, 3 block -. Washington Park. June
~ 1918: S72I3s
Louis Weldcr AMI Sarah (wifc) TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
O'LOUGHLIM VERY ILL
american League Umpire Has Double
Pneumonia and Life Is
DcSpaircd OF.
tBy Associated rrcss.l

30 : Il o y. December la.-Francis
CSilk'D o'LouGhlin. American League
hi.PE@ - =, h; Ill W n dI4
was stricken with influenza last Fri-
day, ana the disease quickly developed
church have been administered.
Sine" the close OF the baseball. sea
son Mr. o'Lourhlin has been connect
cd with tho Department of Justi ice
and was recently assigned to the Bos-
ton district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
RICHMOND iAI MARKET.
W IIUItSnlr kllnIn Inn- IN III L 4
CHICAGO GRAM MARKET

'HT'NEO- D"C"Wncr .F--FrOsuect IA, a
sN!""z" might bc encountered In ilIing con-
IaslS Tor nearby deliveries had "a strength
ehiHk eh"'i to-day GA December and Jan
uiiF com. DGt later months were inclined
:" az ne '"- Va unsettled. JarUar.
80 10 ..a'.. "rd haf lal. 10 -. with
IN. market as Whole 70 to l..c M COM
pared with yesterday mn'sh O.is lost IL
'G - nc outcome ga IiOylsions was un-
Leading futures ranged 80 follows
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I. ID. W. ANTS
TIMES piSFArcII
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized and iudcXcd for ouick
ltpfc;cMrr

Toe u limo sunday.
" u Inn" bIilN.
.lt - ihI Tor cnns'cuiiN" Insertions
isc u line tor consecutive Insertions
Minimum "t lines Is allowed.
MinimunI charge. vcntu.
tho inch
All h,i\vi hscmcntS received NJ t. 10 =. NJ.
g i, Vi. saturdays the day before pub
lltitoh' Viii ir'ciN" proper ClaasinCalioiI.
NuNrrtScnCnis received HIicr that nour
WI! I" liHcch IN tho Too Late TO Class
ivy column
TELEPHONE.
TCIcph"nc your Want ~: 20 The Tunes
l'iSuatch. Randolph |. when YOU mud Il
NOR" convenient 10 Il" so and they viii
To- t.h, AT office rates.
SunS iAiloNS ron I'D. WANTS
Times Dispatch branch DtliCcs MAIN
tanned IN practically every Drug Store in
the city for the convenience OF the public.
want Ads "rc accepted by them at regular
untCu rate.
StLrlI RICHMOND.
iiranch nii," iim"s- Dispatch 1904 iIul
Street. r"lCph"n" R"nuolph 530.
PETERSBURG.
r'ncs-p!spa,oh I,ranch. III North Second
1 sly
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CGTroS MtI:Kl.TS.

SEW YORK D.ccmbe: 5 The cotton
,..t.sel how'd reaewed ~ aness tod,y.
-tth JsH"Gfy Hing ny - 3 o. or - points
"g GI,Sa.r' aho'e las night closing figure
t9t NJ hr-t pri"" touched since the break
i" g = for maj "os.,!un a. the beginning OF
! -t@ Non" ne E'tei"' ..5' closed ai'5i
maxi, "u"0'G steady - au advance ot -
por'gn: ;h5, tx l.aaaa.H.-c .,r1ibc ha, MT bdsn
saads ,rAde Tr,se VA. ..,a. d.r.,i!o -.aiIz@
!n@ tu oa4rinss Nero ysi3y an,orIcl
i.nna,, I,.r.lN = s.,ir.j .ai.s Of ~. ia,cI
rnd "1 ,,radl'a was be.nE transferred leo
'ineLe was vtry MULE rls.re.s !r Deem
ncf Lc.c' months -ho"ed r.lus OF n TO !.
..rv.d 90 be Tor soI.hcrn mil a"go,iri dir
INK N" afternoon.
sew, yoEK be. emDer T. ro-, nose
, ~, no. Ing 9o'9 nsles ia 81
oal"s .>1por;s. Iss" Bales stock a.5.,,a
90. TG ia. FOR west at az port, Receipts l4s-
'"1 ~ ." rHi",,a l"f;s" na."' ,,.
Exports l'col!5 ba!cs
% oesy on @nlE ..S pese'%ner l:rre.h ID,
i".day on IA" srrenE,h % tn" lnerca .a,i
timed huii.sh feeling resardinG tlo eaIor,
~, me-. n@,f W"s much realizing wh D
rh"re were. renesed bearish forcca ,.,
.7nnir" AMI privatc bureau Vas rraHf..J
"lh ma wing added =. 90 H.. '.- d. 80 .s,-.
70 DcccTh"r 1i. but srtbacrs were only TEN
gorar" OreninG 1t the advance III" ir...
DtoN"ment "aS wiueu"u 10 =. To - -toi,.g
Inc clos" showed r"' RAIN 81 - Ia : point.
on IN" mot active mouths Jauu4r M,
ne strongest month on the board tni .
rose a. points 70 - which uric. com.
pSf"d "'th the Suot quotation on m,ddIi"r
or -;'Ss FIoor rnSsiu was That on. OF "a,
,nTEe spot concerns wa tho chic: nty., ~,
l"nuefS The demand fof This month
served TO widen out the already wiI. n -
counts on the laier 90. .ipus ENuortaiior.
~ idIFe glnninF returns in the reuori IRON
feet ;he market 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

William L. Tyler. trustee. lots II ar,l
-, block e Bloominsdalc. December
ID. 1915: $i1a
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GCcDe

81. Dry GOODS
vc, apith h'rsrbcr 10 Cotton FOODS
Nj, hrine' t'.tus ,nd sai"s a little NOR
s,,S,i iaLh' ruled Gulc, Wool goods
"a ,,'E"."t 'fnm T. ECT cent OF To par
an. ''"' '""'' hsu'i.s" Raw silk. were
eL... .Ai. STORES
rGr IT, ~ ~"Deocnbcr - 'rutpen-
rssI,. ~ csShs. receipts. GJ
cd~ks '"'h"' st"'h- :''se'
HVs'" Aim dies ~ barrels. receipts. 20
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RICHMOND PHupICI u,Eu,
MhNlcNaIe 0unlui,nn. :


Market Quotations From Ar,rt.! g.,
~ Wo"dson. Craig co. Inc Richmond ",
I > 600 aImin!st'ati0n License No Z: ilg7, "a
Richmond. Va December 70 I.,S -
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barrels.
Quote: B ana D. 1910: L.. + and G. ls,Oa
1850; II. iS+cm 1855: |. 1915 n li0): *. 1919;
NJ. iS.N: y. los: VIC. 1850: WV. l515
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales

io0 Advance Rumclcy. com.
zoe Advance Rumelcy. pfd
500 .\llis -ChaimcrS
Ailis Cha liners. pid 1900.
200 .\laSia Gold. ......
GOO Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
-.5Ou American Can.
sno American Can, pfd
100 Amer. Car and Foun.
eov american Cotton Oil.
80" Am Hide and Lea, com
900 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd .
Loo american Linsccd Oh. 4.
sue Nmcrican Locomotive.
Amer. locomotive. pfd. .
1000 American SmcltinE.
Loco Amer. steel l'oundrieS 1.
SVu american SuEar..
zoe Amer. Tel. and Tel. Go. :.
500 Amer. Tobacco. com. 81.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd
Sun Am. Writing Paper. ptd
zoo american Hinc. .... e.,
1900 Atchison ............
200 atlantic Coast Line.
\, {. l.. of CT. tEaitvD
10" Baltimore and Ohio.
1000 Bethlehem steel.
zoe Beth. Steel So, pfd
LEO Baldwin locomotive.
sOU Butte Copper and Zinc
I,""V Canadian l'aCl!iS.
500 California Petroleum.
l.6ou Central Leather. com.
l.Sco Chesapeake and Ohio.
chicaG 30 Great Western
.0o Chi. Great West. pfd
900 Chi. l.. /. and T.. com.
500 Chi. Il. | and T.. SO pr.
500 Chi. l.. |. and T.. 80 pr.
ZOO -'rUCihlc Steel Cor. com
900 colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
$500 Corn Products. com.
i.>er pist.lirrS
eco Dome Mines. ...........
.,lur Eric
500 Erie. list pfd.
loo General Electric.
500 Goodrich, com ...
$500 irCa; Northern. pfd.
loo Great North Ore CTS
Goo Illinois CcUtaTl. ........
COO intcrhorO- ems. com.
i,i"r Inspiration Copper
3uu INK, Mcr. Mar. com
li.iou II. Mcr. Mar. ptd.
200 Int. Paper. com ......
loo INT. Paper. pr. stamped
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FOOD ADMINISTRATION
ANNOUNCES FAIR PRICES
Reasonable Rates To he Paid by Rich
mond Purchasers Arc
Fixed

The food administration yesterday an
stonhCcp III" following prices as reaSona bile
and fair for Richmond
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PROFESSIONAL st:ilVIt:ISs.

dii.AssiEiS 1, Z: Rowling. cyo special
North Second Ran. 3i93. Eyes tested ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

BUSINESS CARDS--I 600. $500. Eositivelv
r,.no Ss;So Kind. Lcake Printing CO.. Gl5
fENIlNG- nuy your printing from the
dolph l45. ~ S'Nne' '
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MOVING. rMLCKING. NTOnAGl. !.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

PA lNT!NG-F: j. Grace house and sign
!, maiin,tihS' signs IL specially. III East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

STRONGHOLD t,ros and tubes. II YOU are
LOOKING Tor real tires, try these. Mayo
Auto supply. 635 West Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

81 week ifour ,aysS las ooo shave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
LOST AND ro,jNu.

PApEHS Lost batch OF receipts. notes and
miscellaneous papers. Reward if returned
I. Sol Mutual ltuiiding. or call Madison
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WHY rot have those rooms papared now?
u i'nt vs. quote you price. Prompt service
Chicago eagle., 1918-08-31
$53.130,633.6O
The Hibernian Banking
Association

Chicago,
Statement Of Condition at Commence.
nent OF Business May II, 1918.
RESOURCES
Arizona republican., 1918-11-17
HOW WE BUY

Our system of buying is sufficiently low that dea- in turn retail it to the public prices within the reach of any income. We buy every commodity in carload lots.
 casual glance at four big banana rooms, full of banana fruit in the various stages of rpening storage room, crowded with perishabe produce; the car standing at platform awaiting unloading, and spacious storeroom filled to overoving with the best the market affords, will give fair example of the enormous business which do and the big outlet which have for quick sales.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-17
Seroe9nts

Sergeants Jno. D. Caldwell Waynesburg, Pa. Patrick J. Herneghan, s. Boston Edward A. Hughes, Chicago Ben Zendobry, Chicago. George G. Wright. Los Angeles, Cal. Robert H. Smith. West New York David Turner, Union, :. C. Roy A. Tidwell, Illinois Bend, Tex. Johnnie H. Whedbee. Buffoill. Va.
 Corporals Jas. R. Peters, Midlank, Ark. Carl Rabenstein, Neilsville, Wis Ralph $. Richards. Worcester, Mass. Carl F. Secrest, Caldwell. O. Harold w. W. Steadman, Bruns- wick. Md.
 Jno. F. Broanihan, Worcester, Mass. Jno. H. Burkhart, F't Scott. Kas. Luther c. Cornell, Onoda-Ga, \. r. Jas. Drumgodl, White Plains, N. Y. Adam Hartman, Baltimore, Md. Ira r. Hayes, Liberty Hill, Texas. James B. Jackson. McBain, Mich. Edward G. Klomp, Hamilton, Mich Edd Lowrey, Guaz, Texas. Clarence G. Mccartney. FinGlay, O. Eugeno Mancini, Ancona, Italy. Nikifore Naborsky, New York. Raymond V. Porter, Reynolds, Ind. Harry L. Saunnier, Alliance, O. Geo. Siednehalts, New York. Roland A. Stedwell, Carbon Hill, O. Raymond W. Stickney, Governor, N. Y.
 Berat Sund, Wendall, Minn. John c. Tarnowski, Chicago. III. Lee V. Vannoy, Dinuba, Calf. James Dunster Whitesell, Eliza beth, N. T.
 Wm. M. Wiebusch. Somerville, Tex. Charley F. Wilcox, Pierson. Mich. Joseph W. Aucoin, Baton Rouge, La. Adrian Bogard, Chicago. III. Donald c. Bryan, Mishawka, Ind. Elmer R. Carlson, Peshtigo, Wis. Patrick Dougherty. Fayette City, Pa Louis Floo, Eland, Wis.
 Gus Harris, Lisbon, Ohio. Arthur J. Hinds, Nashville, Tenn. Benjamin J. Hoffmeister, LaSalle, N. Y.
 Mike Keegan, New York. Walter J. Kinllel Brooklyn, N. Y. William Kelling, Hardy, Neb. Fred Wm. Korzenbern, Newark, O. Joseph A. McGrath, Philadelphia. Anthony Martin, Camden, x. J. Arthur E. Ragan, Kokomo, Ind
Arizona republican., 1918-11-17

Samuel Crump. Jr, Montclair, NJ. Benjamin T. Hammond, New York Kirby r. Stewart, Brandentown, Fla.
 Sergeants Clifford H. Caldwell, New York Burk Calhoun, Meridian, La Maurice Carroll, Falls Creek. Pa Jess B. Jones, Mount Ayr, N. c. Arley Bye Lawrence, West Frank ort, IL
 Carl Lunard, Buffalo, N. Y. David B. Potter, Emporia, Kas. Elmer Schrader, Trenton, NJ. Clare M. Swords, Custer Park, H. Chas. D. Ellington. F'ranklinton, NC. Jess Jennings, Dayton, O. Homer T. Mcdaniel, Portland, Ore Thos. J. McDowell, Asheboro. N. c. James C. Marymee, McPherson, Kas. Claude F. Robertson, Philadelphia Robert W. Briggs, Leverett, Mass. Saml F. Crosbie. Malone, NY. Alexander Gosselin, Montreal, Quebec Steven KoveIl. Hamtranck, Mich. John C. Kuntz, St. Louis, Mo. Jno. M. Whichever, Lebanon, Pa Wm. r. Piper. Osterburg. Pa. Harry C. Stover, Thomasville, Pa. Ralph P. Tanner, Kansas City, Mo. Oscar l.. Towner. Lockland. o. Harry Vargus, Poughkeepsie- N. Y. Charles Walters, San Diego, Cal
 Corporals
 Geo. D. Caldwell, Fountain City, Tenn. Jno. Folten, Chicago
 Alfred A. Neisy, Lebanon, Pa Wm. c. Sahler, Coatesvile, Pa Fred Scheible Hartford, N. Y. Jos. H. Sorrenson, Salt Lake City Fred Sullivan, St. Marys, O. Harvey Casteel, DOniphan, Mo. John W. Gunther, New York Jno. Hanus, Chicago Lanson E. Henry, Jr,, Ballston, Spain Jno. E. High, Boynton, Mo. Glenn o. Kelsoo, Perry, NY. Joseph w. Kyle, Tullahoma, Tenn. Luke Lawson, Cadez Cove, Tenn. Peter J. och, Pittsburgh Henry Pinch, Georgetown, Wis Murde A. Ross, Stacy, Mont. Richard J. Rothermel, Plainfield, Wis, Chas. P. Scheifer, Pottstown, Pa. Floyd L. Way. Rockcreek, Kas. Mark C. M. Weirback, Lebanon, Pa. James w. Wilson, Spring Hill. Tenn. Mike A. Cavalli. Saskatchewan, Can. Samuel Dalhunt. New York
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Glenn D. VanHoesen, Cortland, NY. Cortland Williamson, Boardman, Pa. Aased Yubroody, Boston George M. Phillips, Bethany, Mo. Victor Piccirili, Rome, Italy Harold J. Porter, Stockbridga, N. Y. Jas. L. Robinson. Cameron, ". Va. Tony Ruggero, Cairo, Italy Oscar c. Satchel, Makeuie Park, Va. Karl Sawicky, Kewanee III. Henry Schell, Plevna, Mont. Lyle $. Sitler, Larson, N. D. Edward Sittner, New York Percy E. Southard, Reidsville, N. c. Chas. B. Stallings, Vicksburg, Miss. Botolf Thompson, VanHook, N. D. Jno. Tiberii, Hydepark, Mass. Pietro Torrillo. Bencrento. Italy ZebaL Wilson. Mill Spring, N. .. William J. Winter, Nampa, Ida Samuel O. Woodward, Baker Mont.
 DIED OF WOUNDS Capt. Thomas A. O'Bren, New York Capt. Campbell Burke, Lexington, Ky.
 lieutenants Harold R. Puch, Brigton, $. l., N. '. Robert H. Riggs, Dobson, N. c. Harlod c. Schriner, River Forest, Ill Kenneth V. Blue, Newark, NJ. Geo D. rHarria.- Franklin AKE