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MIDDIEs IN sCRIMNAGE.
Dobie Prepares Eleven for Game
with Navy Pay school.
Special Despdfch to tt

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. 16.-The Naval
Academy football squad was augmented
this afternoon by the return of addi-
tional "hu" patients and a satisfactory
practice was held under Gil Dobie. a
number of forward pass plays we're
tried and a half hour scrimmage ended
the days work.
Word has been received that Capt.
Ingram is recovering from his illness at
his home and will return In a few days.
but will hardly be In shape for Satur-
days game against the Naval Pay
School from Princeton. Butler is the
only regular back who Is being used.
Orr and Benoist. last years substitutes.
and Severn. n new man who played at
St. Paul's School last season. completed
tho regular backfield this afternoon.
The sun., 1918-10-17
PITT IS HOPEFUL.
Wants to Start Football Season on
Saturday.

PITrsBURo. Oct. ls.-with the inf'u-
cnza practically under control the Pitts
burg football squad expects 10 open It's
season on Saturday against tho Detroit
Naval Training team. Twice this month
the Panther team has been prepared
for battle. only to have it called of by
the health authorities.
Warner to-day sent the squad through
n sharp drill. He will continue the
programme Tomorrow. and II the ban
Is lifted only signal work will be in
dulged in Friday.
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Afternoon Game.
RICE TAKES LEAD.
Beats Brussel by 200 TO 136 in
First Block at Billiards.

Julian Rice last night won the first
block OF his handicap match at 1879 balk
line billiards with Sidney Brussel at
LAWYERS room by 200 to 1856. Rice Is
playing 400 points to 800 by his oppo-
nent and they will finish the match to-
night.
Rice was in rare form and made the
excellent average OF 6 2-33. Brussei also
played superior billiards. but tho Column
bian carried too heavy guns. The score /:
Points. H.R. Ave.
hlce .-....''...- 2Up ~ E-SS
Brussel .............. 1875 10 ASA
The sun., 1918-10-17
MANY WA0ERs on sEaIEs.

Probably more money has been wagered
on the series between the Bushwicks and
ttions between semi professional baseball
teams On the insistenee Of the Farmers
the Bushwieks consented to play them q
hrst double header viii be contested at
DEXTER Para, near tina Cypress Hills sle-
waited station, on Sunday afternoon.
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DULL, NOTED RUNNER. DEAD.

FRANKLIN. Pa, Oct. 16.-Gayle A.
Dull, noted long distance runner. VIM
took part In the 1908 Olympic games ~
London. died here to-day following All
operation for appendicitis He was a
graduate OF the University OF Michigan.
In which institution he won many sport
honors
The sun., 1918-10-17
SERGEANT FLEIsCHER NOW.
Former sport Editor of 'Thc SUM-
Gets HIS Rating.
Special DsspatcA to Tn 30,

Special Dsspdtch to TIN suS.
CAMP GREENLEAF, Chickamauga Park.
Ca. Oct. 16.-This was graduation day
in tho on-commissioned officers school
for the Medical Corps men In this camp
and II was not a too successful occasion
for the majority OF the candidates.
Only two men Of the class Of 40 were
graduated with the rank OF sergeant
One Of them was Nathaniel Fleischer,
former sporting editor OF THE Sun. who
came here as private several months
ago.
The sun., 1918-10-17
GIANTS To FACE MARoUARD

Having drawn the bigges; crowd OF the
season at Dyckman Oval, near the Dyck-
Giants have decided to postpone disband-
ing for another week. They will play
again on Sunday at the oval against Larry
McLean's ALI stars. The old diAnt battery
Of Marquard add AoIsan will be reunited
a. the Rubs will do the pitching for the
stArA
The sun., 1918-10-17

Of the first naval district Improvement
in influenza conditions makes tho games
possible. Director Brown announces
that Ave matches are scheduled for the
opening day and big crowds are as
sured. The games are as follows:
Bumkin Island vs. Camp Edgar at
birmingham, Boston Section at Hing
ham Ammunition, Radio School at Hing
ham Naval Station, Camp Plunkett at
Andover. Portland Navy at University
Of Maine.
The sun., 1918-10-17
IsAACs WINS WITH CUE.

In the Riverside Handicap 1872 balk
line billiard tourney at Fullers room
last night ". Isaacs t20o) defeated
William Gershel (a00) by 200 TO 1913.
Isaacs averaged 20-30. The score:
Pts. HR. Ave.
81 Isaacs 600! ;.....2oo 81 s:o-so
". Gershel (:0O. ..lsJ 2: 1880
The sun., 1918-10-17
SERVICE TEAMS TO PLAY.
Boston Raises "FIu" Han on Army
and Navy Football.
Sp6cinl Dcsnnfch 10 Tur SrN

SptcId! DespdtcR 10 TnE SrN.
BosToN. Oct. 1.-THE service football
season will open in this section on Sat-
urday. This announcement was made
to-day by Athletic Director G.. V Brown
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SEND OUT CALL FOR
SPORT WEEK DRIVE
All America Is Asked to Enlist
in Campaign for War
Charities Fund.
FOOTBALL MEN MEET
Discuss Plans for Contests Dur.
ing Week Of November IL
A. A. u, Begins Work.

Amateur and professional snort
bodies colleges and individuals yester-
day received their call from the United
War Charities Fund to enlist in the big
sport drive which win be made through
out the country from November ii
through the 18TH. The fund needs
sl7o, 500, 600 and Il realizes that sport
can be Of tremendous assistance In that
endeavor. o.. 5. y go s',s,.t
Plans for nationwide football con,pe-
htion between. colleges and service
units were discussed at length yester-
day afternoon at n meeting in the Office
Of Big Bill Edwards OF Princeton In
the Custom House. The committee had
some little debate over the merits of
two systs-rs-direct promotion OF games
by the football committee or call to
all elev~ns to get into the drive and
contribute. The latter, SYSTEM was
adopted. Herbert L. Pratt, chairman of
the general sports committee, issued a
call, which follows; =, ~ :,
70 the Athletes of America: e'sE
The President of the United States
has requested the United War Work
Council to raise $170,50O. 900 to provide
amusement and recreation for our SOL
diers and sailors who are fighting for
us, It's the cheer up fund.
This council represents the Y. ".
c. A, National Catholic War Council
TX. Of c.. Jewish Welfare Board, Sal
walton Army, Y. w. c.. A., the war
Camp Community Service and the
American Library Association, all of
which are working under the direction
OF the Secretary of War and the Secre-
tary Of the Navy OF the United States.
"One OF the great expenditures OF
these organizations is for athletic equip
ment and to provide instruction to re-
lieve the strain of lighting. These con-
dition' our men for their final winning
drive. We know that the great Ameri-
can sport loving public will provide the
money SO that our boys may enjoy their
moments OF leisure. Give them this and
their punch will land them In Berlin.
Every athlete knows that the prop
erly conditioned man Is the man who
always succeeds. The week OF Noyem-
Der IL to IS viii be designated as
sports week BY the United War Work
Campaign. Arrange all kinds Of sports,
the proceeds to be turned over to the
United War Work Council Any menu
Der Of the committee viii be ready and
glad to give information on any SUBJ
ject that may be requested pertaining
TO sports week
Get on the Job quick. The money IS
needed. II you can't arrange a game,
send check to one who does.
General sports committee.
III. L. PRATr, Chairman.
JULIAN w. CURTIS, Treasurer.
"W. w. ROPER, Secretary.
go Vanderbilt avenue"
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to Battle for War tod
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
by DANIEL.


the week OF November IL through
III there a ywMpu
lis highly
e s'ee'' '"'""'Na' e'u'"' nus tsAh
h,, p " 'ne sue'es! Oh y pro
are we feel hat all personal Feelings
-" The anno"neo., 49,. W., ,-o-,
Cofoh coming San Francisco
sun poShs carnival here for the fund has reused considerable Ill
camp appears to have become divided into at least two
neana oy and the other Johnston
mo- AZ Inc war
make away with local
bring coOh highly
ton was admirable of business. -
xvmp
n. ,o. ,,., ct. -. ,w~ pr y. i.o o"o" , .
anshs o bout for fund Tor
a ne sure 70 and Tor this city Both heavyweights have
square Garden VIII not be available
all that Various other
regiment Amoy themselves
Is the one and only place and hope the committee holds
mistake
oner dig cues concerned BIZ EDWARDS
Phia-
The sun., 1918-10-17
Call to Football Men.

The football call was signed by eight
cen former college stars and follows:
The announcement of the general
sports committee of the United War
Work Council appeals strongly to every
lover Of sport. and all football men
throughout the country are urged to de-
vote their efforts In the grand old game
to the boys in service.
"All organized teams are called upon
10 arrange at least one big game to be
played during sports week. November
War Work Fund, large part OF which
will be devoted to athletic equipment for
our soldiers and sailors.
An football men are called upon to
organize teams and arrange games for
the benefit of the fund to show the Hun
that American football is a factor with
which he must reckon.
Subject to approval of the command
ing officers of students army training
camps. the War and Navy departments
have sanctioned the playing of such
games by the army students Of the COLI
lege camps and the athletic authorities
at these institutions are urged to seek
the approval of commanding officers to
organize teams and play games during
sports week for this object.
civilian II. Edwards, william Lang
ford, Arthur Cumnock. s. Brinkerhof
Thorne, Park Davis, K. X. Hall. John
Gates, John c. Bell, A. A. Stage. William
Lambeth, John w. Heisman. William F.
Garcelon. Dan F. Reed, William ]. Smith.
Tom Thorp, Harry Williams. +. II, Yost
and w. w. Roper"
A. A. q. Gets Into Line.
Fred Ruben, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the Amateur Athletic Union, who Is in
charge OF the amateur athletic end of
the united war charities campaign. yes
terday appointed national and local
committee to help In the drive. The
presidents of tho district associations of
the A. A. u. were appointed members of
the national committee, and the members
Of the board OF managers OF the Metro
politan Association will form the local
committee.
Each member Of the National a. A. U.
committee has been requested to pro-
coed quickly with plans for contests In
the various branches of amateur sport
under the A. a. U. jurisdiction. A meet
ing ~ the local committee has been
called for next Wednesday at the Amer
lean Express Employees Association to
arrange the New York sport features for
the week OF November Ills. Boxing,
wrestling, swimming and track and field
contests will be held every day Of the
week AS a grand wfndup track and
feld meet will be staged in Madison
Square Garden.
The sun., 1918-10-17

Prospects for another championship
cross country team at Flushing look
bright. Robert Crawford. the p. &. A. l..
champion, and three other veteran dis
lance runners have returned. The others
are Tracey, Belio and Fitzgerald.
The sun., 1918-10-17

The swimming team Of Erasmus Hall
will hold its first practice Saturday
morning in the Fourth Avenue Baths.
An attempt is beinb made to obtain the
Central Y. M. C. A. pool for practice.
The sun., 1918-10-17

Time-iH3. start good Won easily. Win.
ner D. c. by Polymeus-Dreamy. Owned
by A. X. Macomber. Trained by W. b.
Jennings.
ward. One mile and sixteenth. Purse
The sun., 1918-10-17

Football practice has been resumed at
st. Pauls School The influenza quar-
antine was lifted Tuesday. and as a re-
suit the Long Island eleven was out on
the field yesterday for its FIRST practice
in two weeka
The sun., 1918-10-17
AMONG SCHOOL ATHLETES.

The war will not prevent the, playing
of the annual Flushing Binghamton
football game this season. Word was
received at the Long Island school yes
terday that Binghamton had accepted
Flushing's challenge. The game will be
played on Thanksgiving Day at Bins-
hamton. 1t will be the third meeting
Of the teams
Boys High and Commercial held a
stiff scrimmage yesterday at CONNER
clal Field. Both teams showed up so
we'll in the practice that the coaches
decided to hold another practice scrim-
mage to-day.
The sun., 1918-10-17

Time-l 10 Is. Start good. Won drlvihH.
winner ch. e., by sunfower II-Fair Anna.
Owned by ". r. Coe. Trained by William
FOURTH RAce-Tne scasdsie Handicap. All
ages one mile and seventy yards. PURSE
The sun., 1918-10-17

Tlme-l:N II, staft Eoo1, Won drIVIng;
LiTbinIny, Owned By J P. Hayes, Trained
by r.. r. Watkins. :,
lies Five and a half fmrlnn-s Purse Ssnh.
The sun., 1918-10-17
NEWARK AND our lori TOWN

Acker, Il. o., sewaren, N. J. Bait
Blumenststter, Bliss Landing. Rockaway PIT.
Diganard. 90 Bank st. Newark. ssss Mkt. Bait.
IAniipg. V Ferry st, Newark. Bait Tel. 22sS AkS
epecAt H.. LIN Montsomsry at. 1psssy City.
The sun., 1918-10-17
Harvey Seeks Berth in Service for Ted LOWS.
Benny Leonard Is Back at Camp Upton.


has t.
The sun., 1918-10-17
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Conzcn. a. $50 Grand ST. Tel. co.'s Stag.
poering Co, eet Liberty az, nr. Scheuck az,
Kingston. 1893 Fulton ST. 7j0S Bedford.
Hummer. 1867 Fulton St, Reid sv. 1875 Bedfora
Msrsters, J r.. s. Court st Tel. eie5 Main.
SchAaf le5 Flatbush av Tel. eaI9 Sterling
voehrlneer, 1886 MYRTLE nv, ToI AVS W R'wIcS
The sun., 1918-10-17
Surf Casting Champion in Rotor Corps.

.. Charles Elingshausen, champion surf
caster. member OF the Midland Beach
Fishing Club, has enlisted in the motor
corps as an ambulance driver and will
leave shortly for France for special limited
service
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TIE CASUALTY LIST

Brown, Kenneth H., Twin Falls, Idaho.
Kelleher, Fred E., Springfield, Mass.
Lake. Thomas J.. Los Angels, Cal
O'Leary, Bartholomew. New York,
KFuer =: william J., oconto. wis.
Lacker, George w, Richmond Hill,
Ms =; r Frederick C.. Newport. R. L
McSamara, Leon, Cadillac, Mich.
Hurley. James J., Cambridge, Mass.
RYAN. william F., New York, n. 7.
Paradise, Tony. Barra, Italy.
Hatfield, Harrison H, Darlington, S.
Lamb. Harold C.. Worcester. Mass
Ramford, Rodney c., Ipswich. Mass.
Rerzes, Castor J., Salinas, CAL
Ffsheros, Spires D.. Athens. Greece.
Olson, George w, Chicago, ILL.,
Corporals-
Buster, Floyd E.. South Harpe. kans'
Camerotha, Anthony. A1ciano' 4taly'
Enzleman, Walter F., Mount Glen
ems, Mich
Hart, James W., New York, y. Y
Hobbs. James R., Marion, N c:
Matthews, George, St Louis, Mo.
Mayer, Raymond w, Brooklyn n. 4
Mosher. james F., East Boston, MASS
Peterson, Howard E, Brooklyn, n. =;
Ptetrantonio, Trifone, Province OF
Bari, Italy.
Reynolds. Albert J., Newark. N. J.
Savage, Murray L., East Bloomfield
Harvey ar Smith ]. J., Pacolet, s. C.
Hofer. Benjamin K. Newfield' n j.
kellogg, John w. Buffalo, y. Y.
Mccormick. Lee T., Livingston, Tenn
Miller, Clarendon Irving, Kansas City
Vail. JeRry. wnitinsville, Mass.
vie. Fred. St. Louis, Mo.
weise. Richard G., Philadelphia: Pa.
wells, Grover c.. Jamestown KY
Zoldak. Mike J.. Homer City. Pa.
Buck. Marshall G.. Chicago. III.
David, Jesse w. Darlington, Mo.
Foster, Charles N. Baltimore. Nd.
Parker. Rom V, Dixon Springs. Tenn
McLea-y, Jesse, Arab, Mo.
Morgan, James L., South Parker st.
Pelzer. S. c.
Olson. Albert. Sheyenne. n. D.
! Orr. Clarence E.. Maroa, III.
Ostroy. Paul, Brooklyn, n. Y
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DLesnakt[ Gives AdiGe

u underwent 4 surgical operation
for gaII stones Ave years ago. was IN
the hospital four weeks. For one year
] 6elt better, but then my old symp-
TONS and pains returned. and have
SUFFERED ever since. -Four weeks ago
5oa the advice Of q lady tried Mayr'S
WonderfuI Remedy, and now feel
like 4 new WOMAN I have a number
pt friends who suffer as did and am
an 70 try this valuable medi-
cine It Is simple, harmless prepare
tf0n that removes the catarrhal mu-
Gus for the Intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes practi-
ally an stomach, liver and intestinal
7aiIments. including appendicitis. One
dose viii convince or money refunded.
Z Cranes Drug Store, II. & II. Drug
Co, PRESCRIPTION Pharmacy. at Man
liugtont and druggists everywhere.
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USED RESNOL FOR
bad Skin trouble

Considers Recovery Remarkable.
Brooklyn, n Y, Aug. 14-"For al
most six years I suffered from a Sc
we're case Of skin trouble which began
with swelling and intense pain in my
knee. Then my leg became inhamed
and sores broke out, which itched and
burned terribly day and night. = tried
many remedies, but gained no relief.
even spent SIX months in the hos
pital, and the doctors wanted to am
putate my leg. At last tried Resinol
Ointment and Resinol Soap and OBJ
tanned relief from the first application
Ny knee is now we'll, and consider
the cure remarkable, as my trouble
was very serious" (SigneD
Mrs Henri Mauer. as Hooper street.
All druggists sell Resinol Ointment
and Resinol Soap.
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You buy it of any well stocked drug
gist in 21A OF. bottles and take 1t in
ten-drop doses, or better yet, mix 1t
with simple sugar syrup, made by dis
solving g Of a pound OF graduated
sugar in a half-pint of boiling water:
1t is so easy to make a whole pint OF
cold and cough syrup that tens OF
thousands OF mothers make 1t every
year for their loved ones.
All agree that this homemade cough
syrup is free from harmful drugs. and
that only few doses are required for
each case. so that a pint may last a
family throughout the winter season.
For colds, catarrh. cough, and bron-
chftis, there is nothing superior for
prompt, lasting relief. Guaranteed by
the Blackburn Products Co., Dayton,
Ohio, to please or money back.-Adv.
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NIGHT OPERATOR N
WnoI Made Him Feel Better, Look
1etter. Sleep Better.

WnoI Made Him Feel Better, Look
Better, Sleep Better
Spr1ugfe:d, Mast am a night
o,era tor-was all run down. couldnt
sleep. had no ambition had tried
blood and nerve tonics without help
and thought would try Vtnol ana
must say It has built me up so teei
bette-, look better and sleep better.
Charles T Harder.
The reason vinol was so Succession
in Mr.. Hardiers case. is because 1t
contains beef and cod live peptones.
iron and manganese peptonates ana
g!ycerophos7hates. the very elements
needed to tulld up a weakened, run;
down system. make rich red blood aad
canes Drug store: vino1 IS sold
in 8Ianningtoa by the Prescription
Pharmacy, Mountain City Drug Co..
Hall Drug store, and druggists every
p. Stop scratching. our soxo1
Salve stops itching. We guarantee it.
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TIE Following casualties are report
II 81 fiie Commanding general OF the
IN fem Exped4t1onar yForces:
TeIlIad "a action, $40; died OF
,1-oIIllIIs. 70; died Of accident and
of6eP caases, 8: died OF airplane acct-
denf . died OF disease, 90; wound
- 4 undetefmine0, 10; wound
II sifEhtay. 30; missing In action
killed In Action.
100. Join Ersdertek, Iona, Mich.
IsIliraeH, HI, Washington. D. G.
w. 1IerrIaEn II, Poughkeepsie, n. z.
Flsk. Clinton z, Jersey City, N J.
f : - ceorge- W., cuttinEsville, vt.
= $780,. Thomas D., Wilmington. Del.
CO.., Kenneth. Summit, n. J.
elIHarfz. Sidney, New York. n. =
i3SrRfrede. William. New York, n. T.
f,oge. JOHNS, Opelflza, Ala
tlEoon. ;Alfred R., Hampstead, n. 7.
DeIaan. Harry, New Florence, NO.
KembFe. John a., MuScatine, Iowa.
1fatheny. ATthur J., Chandler, Okla.
9fcConneI, Fred z, Concord. n. G
9laElu, WiIoughby R., Apalachtcola'
lFar1oW, Stuart L., ElktnS F9fk' EE
PreISt. Z. K, Lynn, Mass.
ware, Manierre B., Kentlworth, III.
GaTnsey, Edward G., Jr., Grand HaT'
s g 1sss; Aaerbers D. Seattle
pliSips. arold H. Springfield. Mass
Straight, Burr Dexter. Almond, n.
Zouck, Peter G.. Glyndon. Nd
naeei. Wflliam Henry, Fredezicks.
ersc Ernest Ann Arbor. Mich.
HsFfsig. Benjamin Earl, Chicago, Ill.
HeaIy. James F., Roslindale. Mass.
Howard. Fred A. Am2rtcan FAILS
HlSsey. Edward J., New Brighton
staten Island, n. 7.
Love. James Elmer. Sligo, Pa
Mahaffey, Fred Thomas. Warren pa
Meyer. Fernando P, Mount Dora, Fla
struceI, Peter, Calumet, Mich.
Milton. Feeder. Atlanta. Ca
DgESposito. Frank NJ, Brooklyn, n.
iHfclrson, Ben, Cleveland. Ohio
HiIton, Cyrus. GIastonbury' Conn.
NOIan, Martin. Harris. KY
fPancoast, Clarence s., Philadelphia
Thonas. Albert, Bay St Louis, Miss.
Ur6anIal. joseph, Milwaukee. Wis.
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Hardea. James, Shelley, IDAHO.
HsWIey, Edward a, Greenlea9, kans.
HeubuFg, Rusta6 a, Aberdeen, Wash
Hoffman, George p, St. Louis 10.
Hutson, Halcome B., FoTEan, Okla
Keegan, Daniel J, Shamohn. Pa
Mattos, Joseph S, Gloucester, Mass
Wayne, Robert NJ Huntingdon, Ind
MISSIONER, George, Brooklyn. \. 7.
MucenJo, Salvatore. Franklin, Mass
Mum, Burre1 s., Buffalo, No.
Osborn, William E, Kaw City, Okla
Wick. Peter F., woodbridge, N J.
Yabloskersli, Joseph, Scranton. Pa
Baker. Clarence z, MasSinon. Ohio.
Barnes, Jewett l., Moscow. Idaho
Bennett, Ernest ", Eagles Mere Pa.
Brophy, Joseph p, Tullamore County
Kings, Ireland
Camp, Jesse B.. CHUNKY, Miss
Cannon. John A. West Philadelphia,
Pa
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Owens, Waller R, Westminster, 8. G.
PAM, EIIWood g., Philadelphia Pa
Ramp. Joseph =. ShippeRsyt9es Pa
RfSbel, Lee P, UniontoWu, Pa
Ronnfng. Sigurd, Everett, WaSh-
Ryan. Henry NJ, San Antonio Tex
CcfaIabra, Joseph, Butler, Pa
waters, Patrick, Newton, Mass.
Wiley. Jonas l., Westpoink Tenn
YaSer. Horace, Onida, S. D.
Yenner, jacob Henry, Fort Jennings
za9aiac. George A, DriftwOod. Tex.
Relyito. Giovanni, jersey City, y. J.
Brfnda, Leo. Valentine, Neb.
Brooks, Arthur N, Malone, n. =.
BroWn. George F., Watertowu. y. 2.
Brown. Harry A, Gouverneur, n. Y.
Brown. Richard, Stanley. Wis.
Burto. Gustavus W., Rochester, n. 7
Burud, Charley B., UIen, MINI.
ButZner. John F., Baltimore, Nd.
Carson, George T.. Peacoody, kans.
Csrvounts, James H., SouValla, PHO
Tbstham. Lewis E.. Ducktown, Tenn.
Cook, DeIbert W., Spencer s: D.
Cottle, Bonnie A, Franklin, 1daho-
Danufsky, Philip, Newark, n J.
DeIlacamera, Vincenzo. Ansteroam'
Douglas, Harry. Jobs. Ohio.
Douglas. Sherman. Humphrey, KY.
Easter, Roy R. st Joseph. NO.
Edens, Hiram P. Speers Ferry, Va
Elliott, Ernest w. Elliott, Md
Fleischer. George W., Butler, Pa
Garner, Elbert O., Camden Tenn
Freedman, Meyer, Lancaster Pa
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crnsbueeI, Ca4ino, Westield, 1fass.
CrFetto, Joe, BotDglo. Italy.
Connolly, Michael, County Mayo, 4re-
land
connelly. Wal1am F, St Paul. Mimi.
Cooney. Peter, New York. N 7.
'Bismang. John B., Peoria, Ill
Duffy, Albert J., Watheua, Kans.
Dwyer, Leo E, Dayton. Ohio
Dye. Tramble, Elba, Ala.
EckhoR. Nils, Brooklyn, n. Y
Englehart, Charles, Central Falls. R L
Farrara, Dominic, REVISION Ion, Italy.
Fennell, Robert w. New York. \. Y.
eaIIoo. O: EmeFie a. South Superior.
Garrison. Frederick A, Long Wharf
Beacon, n. 7.
Hammers, James A. Canton. Ohio.
Haslick, Charley. Brown City. Mich.
Hayes. Elmus J., Adamsville. Ala.