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Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
pNAIEREP

Cjapp Arthur. 25. Elliott Enlisted Nov l, in artillery.
 Colburn, Earl. l9. Pomfret Fn- listed June. t9l6. m New York In. fantry regiment
 Baker, Wufred, 25. Pomfret. En- listed Dec. l9l1. m army, quarter masters corps
 Baker. Arnol3. q. Pomfret En- listed in December. in navy
 Coeney, Walter ] 2S Enlisted June, in army. siEnal corps
 CoveH, Herman B., g. Abingdon Enlisted June 29, Co. I, 8Nth Infant ry Died January 12. l9IS.
 Covell. Ellsworth Lee. Iq-. Pom- fret. Enlisted Dec II. in navy.
 panielson, Arthur J.. 97. Pomfret Enlisted in May in California Coast Artillery.
 Gallup, Arthur NJ. 27. Abingdon. Enlisted August 18th in army. aero squad
 Geissler. Roy S. IS. Abingdon. En- listed May 2lst. 1917. in navy.
 Hanley. Owen A. 9. Pomfret En- listed in army
 Hildreth. fred. %, Pomfret En- listed Dec. 1917, in army. ordnance department
 kimball. Earl. r. Enlisted July. 18th Coast Artillery.
 Kitson, Chester, IS. Pomfret Gem ter Enlisted April , in navy
 Lindegren, Mauritz H.. 25. En- listed August in army. aeroplane squad
 Linderen, Carl, %. Pomfret. En- listed June, 1917, coast patrol
 Lowne% Edmund, ., Pomfret. En- listed June, 1917. in army. signal 6crpS
 Maher John ], .. Pomfret Cen ter Enlisted Dec. 10. 1917. in army. aviation corps
 Malley, Thomas. 20. Pomfret. En- listed Dec 2G, 1917, in navy
 Murdock Eugene. 29. Pomfret. En- listed ln December. lst class machin- ist, naval reserve.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
phYlIDDtue SBra

One of the strange e8s57M~ af the igorroEes tu 1he Philippines. when I womdH dies. k to ornament her with her best hnerH in clothes. 6eads, aud headdress. aHa set tAe boat ap u state for a day prior to burial Ii thfs pose the mother especially attends and mourus over the body. Thr men when they tie or afe sllled, are buried with out tids lsine 5u=state ceremony.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
FORMER PUTNAM DENTIST SUES
 FOR $40, 900
Asks Damages For Alleged Alienation
 of Wifefs Affections

Df RoEert E Beafdsley of New Britain. 2 dentist who twenty or more years aee opened an office m the Bradley block on Front street, has brought sait against Dr Henry r. Bra4. | prominent New Britain phFsl= cian. seekiag to Fc1ocer S46.o06 dam apes f8a the alleged alienation of his wife. Fertianz
 br Beard Ies married Ms Anna Beaumont # Eoah oxford Mazsa oa A4=ast z 15Gs. and 9a Ma 9s 1gls. se left Finn The baee one ebjH. Eoee5. Beaumont BeadzIea , ye59 G6 pat foHta Hs pe Bcaf fHe=aHt 8ea tat aoa et abou 5 4u tiee 8f $e& Hut an. ua5a H4#a ta 19fs tHa aefeaaH. bs sef 7aH disHmeat meftaeaa eaaeIaet and seduction a6eaatea tbeloe and If feetlon af fhe FiHHtF a#fe ds stroyea Ha baHIHe=# #al broke di his home
 The plaintiff further elams that 6e has lost all respect. lose and affee ton for his sad wife and has asuf fercd great pam of body and great distress of mind and has lost the low, and affection and society of his wife and his own health and happiness and obliged 10 break up his home .
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
COMMITTED TO STATE FARM AS
 DIPSOMANiAC

Daniel Hoadley of this city. for merly of Pomfret, was committed to the state farm for inebriates for siN months hy Judge Geissler of the city court Thursday morning, as dipso- maniac
 Hoadley was found dead drunk by a pohcc officer. W ay morning aaaut i o'clock the same uorair HoadIcl 10 all that weat.oa 5Heuad Hm soud not sau He#Uas 7e HWF fhftct WoaIa se5saze u heap da5tar WIS e8n lH+e~ t tou itN# HaJ tHe ] coma 0 tHc8. Haof#s a an brfeea nas hs relals ba aEea tad t6at he r5ea5= bego g=GaIes meume when iu .t5.e
 faus4ay morning Hoate appear e# r aa He talked telseutly and 0c3 He admitted that when he drank Ha became oaHvious to every tMne went or around him He took hi# bong sentence calmly, and dia au, cem to care much about t
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23

listed March E. l9I8, la amy. agia- t3al. a9zas
 s,sF.H e#1. Joseph. 25 Ea leI Ja lafanfEa
 HeEa6g IzeaH K 2I E#H=.eI Jzl# .a asnz. =sna. e1rp-
 Pe#ra. Gilbert F Eailsze4 July IE.l3 elaz1 tT-5ier5 eo.
 Pens g Ez z. f5 Gauaisz s#5Es# 5z lieutenant. 8e44ea# RezeH4 Corps aaleH A1a sth
 Perry. Jaze4h Edward. 20 Enlist ed March ,, t9fs, n army. quarter master department
 Rasiast, Arthur. 24 Enlisted ia July in Infantry
 Renshaw Arthur W. 25 Enlisted June. in army. medical department.
 Rice Hu@h, - Enlisted in army, medical reserve
 Richardson. Ernest E. 1g Enlist cd Dee. I3, 1917. in navy, seaman branch, B J C
 Ryan, Francis A. 2l Enlisted Nov 26. in navy.
 Reynolds, Edgar NJ 2l Enlisted June 90 in army. marines
 Salvas, Adelard, 26 Enlisted May, 1917, in army, Coast Artillery Shallor, William l8 Enlisted pec. I2l l9i6, ln amy cavalry.
 Sharpe. Kenneth C. a. Enlisted June, Go NJ medical reserve corps
 Shaw Clarence N= 25 Enlisted June II. medical reserves. Worcester unit
 smith, Herbert E. jr 2f Enlist cd Jane in Aefoaautje toEus
 Smith, Hyde 24 Enlisted June l2. in army, auHteeH8-ter.
 Talbot. Leon 2a Enlisted Jane 29 iu ara9. 7ttb F S lHfa#tHF
 Ts.#a. G't &1fa e. 25 Enlisted June. H9ff, a aa.aF- me3IeaI EasefHa
 Toutei1tte, Harry. %. K, F EeEaIaE-
 Waner. John < C. 2f Enlisted Oct g iff army. saraal eatHs
 Warren. Norman E. K EHl4te I oo5ahe# 70. n amy. sIgHai calz
 Webster Clarence l. 2f Enlist ed Aas. Ia aavRt framing station
 NitteE. Aipha IF Enhstea Jan. l9, la4s.= lrtaN. aviation comps
 Wright. John Lindsey. g Enlisted &os, i9I7, n army, Coast Artillery
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
Incnloatn EaLr .n.I- 70

Every =6Ia4IE shuau =h.1t. =rtbfts of falr dealua Hud memorable thinking Bach memher of Inc fHmily should feel his or her responsibility in matn- taiuing fhe hsh ~raHdarl or the fam fly with view of coeperatiou. Ky thls means the ehldrcu WlH take au in- terest u tHe era the home and their environment Exchange.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
THOMPSON

Boufque, Henry, T, Grosvenofdale. Enlisted April r, 1917, in army, Coast Artillery
 Bousquet. William, 19, Mechanics vile Enlisted June 1, 1917, m ar my, Coast Artillery
 Blanchette, Joseph F, 21. North Grosvenordale Enlisted July 6, in army Infantry
 Coderfe, Henry, IS, North Gros- venordale. Enlisted in 49th Mass In fantry
 Gollum, Charles L.. l9, North Gros- venordale Enlisted June 26, in ar my, field artillery
 Gourtemache Eugene. DO. Gros- venordale Enlisted April r, 18th Coast Artillery
 Duchesne, Charles. 23, Grosvenor- dale Enlisted July IF, in army
 Kelley, Vincent e. PIE Enlisted July 25, l9l5siu me31aal deparemeat of afmV
 IafoaatMue Fred North Gros- 1ea aale E#Hte4 2S}d Mass. lNfaatr1
 5e@mer. James J No. 6ras- ye2@.a ale E.,ased la 4m2 IUtJb Infantry
 fHeaea *aaatas. Nh. Ge= veaor#aIe Enlisted A.3 70, Ia#l.
 Gled AaA5et2
 lAer aea Hffe4 No Gr1@
 s5aie EHa~,e aue ' in tHe Htry
 ue6an, Gearae A.. Jr. 28 te'ed April 5ta my.
 7sper. Emle, o Grosyenor- #.e Enlisted May ia army. 3sth HiHntr1
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
CITYOF PUTNAM

Sealed proposals viii be received by the Highway Committee of the City of Putnam at the office of John C. Johnson, eThe H. K H Silk CoD, until 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, Au- gust 31st, 1918. for the constructio of about five hundred (500) lineal feet of concrete curbing on Church street. adjacent to land of The Put nam Mfg. Go
 Specifications may be obtained of J c Johnson.
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 JOHN G. JOHNSON
 ARTHUR L. DUEERT
 Highway Committee Putnam, Conn. August 20. 1918
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
DIED

SHAW h Putnam A44 la. Eiea s Tiae of Ge5t-e F. Shaw. aged 3Iet adHER= =Ia West Voc #eaek.
 Hs#DaHt Mes al. #He. a-e3 H4IE -In West da.stoes. Ad# zl.
 Hal. a-eI 70 ze=#-. HARVESTER E.3st Ee= x, Auz H5. HaseH A B##a7s-##, = Ee5Ts.
 9EF=ia Putnam. Aug. IT, Ms .Aaaoase Durne. aged 66 years. BBGZia EatG H. lag 22. Albert T. Albro. aged 11 years
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
OBITUARY
~ AfpeFt A. A4Oro

Albert T Aloro carpenter, fol many years d resident of Putnam died al the home of his daughter, Mrs John Dixon. Canal street, Thursday morning He was 77 years old and leaves a wife, daughter and son.
 The funeral service was conducted by Rev. F. D Sargent at the Grove street cemetery chapel this Friday af ternoon and burial was in the ceme- tery
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
Honor Roll of Enlisted Men

Ire following have been receive to
 PUTNAM
 As.a 2l Era#-et 5a are F
 Ees z EH5zed yaly. 4zI 7f.ze4 HeH
 Andrews. srHarE Enlisted Sept taz au medical eeras
 BeIIesase. Eugene J = Enlisted &pr4 I2. 1at6. IH eoazt Artillery. Heaas Napoleon Jo=efH, sa En- te5 sept F 1afT aaFy. shiP's cook Bo= aesu Ralph Enlisted Mar sl- < sess aaet News, ia, 4sth IHfa#tr7. ateaieal Hept
 Bfeaear. At-aar. z2 and Eugene. 2f EHHsteI Dee. l3, l9l1, army aviation corps.
 Brodeuf. Joseph ovila. l 6 Enlist. ea June 29 afmE, artillery.
 Beroit. ald0r J. 20 Enlisted May 28 u army engineer corps.
 Benoit, George, 2l. Enlisted May t2 in army. me4Ical corps
 Rabbit. John. 23 Enlisted March, Co D, l7th Regulars.
 Bradley. Leland W. 24 Enlisted July in army, auarterma-ters corps Breaalt. Joseph H.. z5. Enlisted Dec I c iH af#g
 BfuneIIe. Affad. 25 Enlisted Dee 10 m army.
 Beaapre. Eugene. Ealiztea June 24, n aa#a Battery E f6tf ElaaaoIa. .iaseeaH NJ. EaHz.ea 5a navy carpenter
 E= s-ez#4zA AHHaud J.. 22 Enlist e5 E. rav #4e#3H5=t
 Gaae Na J. 24 EaiIste. A9# i fszs ia t=ss.
 C9aHaE. JaHe 2I fal #te Aos zs. I4EI H sG4Ts QaaH#rzaaz 6ef
 eallHm Charles G# 4a eaztes fana s ae flalI alzI4l eardicH. Affee5ez zf Ea -sa I4ai s9 1H afmE. #e Ae#i corps
 Raisie Michael j EHif'sl Jun H1, agaftafHaste sergeant zHH Mo Cor Tsach te
 Baaahae. Charles g F0aste4 Dee f. DIT. in aerepl#ae s4aa rom Burand. Daniel. 23 Enlisted Api l9. l9Ie ln army
 Bufand. I9. Enlisted March 2z i9i@, in army
 Durand. Frederic. 18 Enliste May ,, 1918, in army
 Eeener. Lester C., lS Enliste July 24. in army. medical corps
 Franklin. Raymond Enlisted Jun 27. in U $ Infantry.
 Gill John A, Is. Enlisted Janu ,.,y,f s.aaot,4 ,.fa
 Giard, Lucien, 22 Enlisted Apr g, 1917, in army, artillery.
 Guerln. Leon. 29 Enlisted Jul l, Battery E 16th Field artillery
 Greene, Wilton C.. 22 Enliste July 6, in army corporal signal corp Gill. George E. J. 21 Enhste Aprll l0, tn navy. second class tif' man
 Hal, James w Enlisted July | 14l1 at Newport News. Va, 18th l. taarz. Medical Dept
 James. H wand W 27 Enlste Juno r In eatzs75ef eerHs
 JaE4. A5ol hus. @ EHHste IuN l#th.ta AHluers La.
 Iaz WH F. Ef te5 Jaf
 Eua>t rv to
 korse lz falH J 1lI-. Fa E. l.E
 hf 
 hAthat 55e8 H- kee=.F== Eu -aIJste Juar
 ItRae. te# tuisty Ja' Fl. 55tH laf7u
 Iet lau. iI# EnHs ed July f1 Htfy.
 Iiberty Jezr Enlisted Ma r ia aHHY. Infantry
 Iat uuntaue, Alaed. 24 Enlste March 4la ualN. tfrmau
 Iayine Arthur & Enlisted De. 10 in army
 Lebeau Villain. IS Enlisted i Apul m Nrmy Coast Artillery
 Naguau, Peter j.. 2S Enliste June 29 m Battery F. l1th Field Al tll2ty
 Malonev. Arthur J 25 Enliste June l m engineer corps
 Mansfield, Nelson. 26 Enlisted i amy. medical department
 Mcintyre. Maurice Mason -6 Er listed Oct in army, medlc,l corps. Mcintyre. Arthur Dewitt, 20. Fl
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Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
luckx and unIuckx Dreams.

In England when one dreams of horses or dogs, il hodeS well for the sleeper That is easy to understand. for they are only living up n their characters as mans best friend But it k net so easy to explain why to dream that you are walking through field of ripe barley or plucking d Albert from a thekly grown hedge should prtSage sickness snd miSfor- tune.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
FOR SALE

The cottage house and ban on Grove street. Putnam. with large yard and garden, owned by Mrs Ruth A Chandler and formerly owned by A K ? Rowe Inquire of JOHN F. CARPENTER. Attorney -at-Law.
 34 f
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
BORN

BEBEAU-In Mechaaiessille Aus 2I. ] dauehter 10 Mr and Ms E4. reae Bebesu.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
CALL 6o6-3

On phone and have your gas stove put iH shape and be shown how you can de the same 17=tf
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
FOR SALE

6ree#4 e#HaaeF seven a=5 zer , lest e' #ss sue4iH5 ea# #si- lion; H E bargain. Pom fret CT am, E g. | SX A
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
FASTFORD

Barnaeton Chas Ps 25, Eastford Enlisted Aug IF l917, in army, Co C, 5ol Fnemeers.
 Ealth. Neull R. f9 Eastfora En listed AWl I3 in Umr, Coast AftlI leHY
 IaffW seret O +. a4 PheeHx vilic Fa 5ei April 6. in army Coast Artillery
 Lewis E .ViH e, IN. Eastfora F. hstei AH2 le. l9l1, in army, aVia. taaH eoHHs
 uesssiin Adolphe, 2S, WooHsoeA et Enlisted in navy.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
WOODS 0GK

Ad9icH. da#=- H 14 Ea Soo5- stock Enlisted faa 19. 145s. ia the army aviation ssf corps.
 Benson RaEHa# 22 No Woq5- stock EHliste ta-a in navy. nta- eiues
 Eddy. Ralph 2a Ea=t Woodstock. EaHste Dee, l3a9. in afms. Coast Artillery
 Healey John Biaekmar 25. North Woodstock Enlisted Aug. p, in ar my. infantry.
 Johnson, Rudolph C. 10. Wood stock Enlisted Dec. 12, l917, in ar my. calvary.
 Townsend. Harry A, 24 East Woodstock Enlisted in Nov in navy marines
 Weaver, Carleton A. 19, Wood stock. Enlisted Feb. 23, 1917, in army. engineering.
 Edmund Gustav Trio Anderson, Is rae Peter Henries. Albert Aldrich John Henry Easterbrook, all of Wood stock, with Clark College Ambulance Unit in France.
 Max L. Conner, William Henry Richardson. George Wilcox, Elmer E Robbins. John Leeds Stoutenburgh Windsor N White
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
HIP WANTED

Ghamberaaid wanted q tae PIT NAN IN
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
AUCTIONEER

Wanted Everybody to know J E Talbot $ Graduated AuctioEeef anj will ae sou tbe highest ptices f6. zear so#5s Jgst give @5m 2 t4ial sae be caavaa eal. Residence. 2aa Grove St F4t#aH. Com. Tel. 85-5. I3=a.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
KILINGLY

Kmball. Earl C Enlisted June ? in l3th Coast Artillery.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
TO LCT

Fun zte3 fzoms to let. Inquire at E5m IHa5 Elm street. Putnam. FRED GAG&9N. Proprietor. 16-tf
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
Notice of Barber Shops Closing

Putnam Barbers' Local has voted that all shops close every Thursday afternoon all the year round Pa trons please take notice 34-56
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
L L.

It#H GaHaI ee# Elac- tzIe .Ia steam hear. bath and aIl me afe Iaaal at
 GH6k H Ef at-a6
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
FOR SALE

R-iaa Hares and Aag0ra R fty saH sle eeez1. 232 P0MFRET ST., 8a EG=H 83-35
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought zese'.'s asss, the ., 21hAZzzz.-
NOTICE

My wife. Aleda Benoit. having left nv bed and board without cause, l Wll nor be responsible for any bills contracted by her on and after this date. JOSEPH BEN0IT, Putnam. Conn., Aug. l6, 1918. 5S-S9
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23

Join the Fighting Fourth. '"
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23

Clearing Something to Dispose Of Those Wishing Acquire Somethng Employer and Employee; It Brings Buyer and Seller Together
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
Nelson. Harold. 22 Pomfret. En-

Nelson. Harold =. Pomfret. En- listed in army, auto driver
 Olmsted, Wm Beach, Jrs 2f, Pom fret. Enlisted June, 1917, army, American Field Service
 Olmsted, Frederick Nelson, 20, Pomfret. Enlisted June, 1917, in ar my. American Field Service.
 Pike, Clarence E. Z4. Enlisted in Nov, in army, aviation corps.
 Rhoades, Charles i9, Pomfret Cen ter. Enlisted in Nov, in Infantry
 Ryan, James. g. Pomfret Enlist ed in Dec, in army, auto driver.
 Rich Henry, 24. Pemfret. Enlisted in Dee, 1917. in army infantry
 Swain. Robert B 23, Pomfret En- listed in Sept, 1917, in army engin= eers' corps
 Wiggins, John Gregory 2s. Pom fret Enlisted iH June. taIf. iu army. Am erican Field Service
 Wilcox. George 2t Pomfret En= listed Oct, f315. n navy
 Watson, Fre#erek F.. z2 Enlist ed July 90, 59ta Red. S5gaal Corps.
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
HONOR ROLL OF ENLISTED MEN SHOULD BE PRESERVED
Sailors Who Have Enlisted From Putnam Thompson, Woodstock Pomfret Eastford
 and Ashford, Wanted
ROLL OF HONOR OF THIS SECTION
Ser Who Have Enlisted

 Name Age Address Parerts Name When Enlisted En Arms or Navy in What Branch Nearest Of Kfn If no paseatz}
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

soc inch First lnertion25e Each Subsequent
Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
FOR CASH

Goods delivered to any part of the city Telephone orders given prompt attention.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON c. AUGUST IL le1s-PART
CRISIS IN RUSSIA IS
ADMITTED BY HUN PAPERS
Overthrow Of Bolshevik Govern
ment Said to Be Imminent.
Czecho-Slovaks Active.

LONDON, August 1o.-The German
newspapers today admit that tho sit
uation in Russia Is SO critical that q
change of government may come any
day, according to q Copenhagen dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company. Tho Berlin Taeglische
Rundschau says that events have de-
veloped rapidly in Russia in the past
few weeks. and that Germany must
be prepared for the overthrow Of the
bolshevik government in a few days.
The paper says the fact that DR.. Karl
Helfferich, recently appointed German
ambassador to Russia in succession
to the late Count Won Mirbach. 10 in
Berlin indicates that Germany Is pre-
pared to meet any contingency.
The Frankfort Zeitung says that the
pressure against Moscow from the
northeast and southeast is growing
very serious the Czecho -Slovaks not
only being within a short distance OF
the city. but having succeeded in cut
ting Off tho food supply. The paper
adds that the opposition of tho peas
ants to the bolsheviki is growing
stronger.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
MRS. CATHERINE SNOW
DIES At AGE OF SO
Mother Of Chester A. Snow Passes
Away at Home on Har-
ward Street.

Mrs. Catherine salome Ammen
Snow: mother Of Chester A. Snow.
Washington patent attorney. and
widow of Rev. Dexter A. Snow. died
yesterday morning at her homo. 1411
Harvard street. Mrs Snow would
have been ninety-three years old
had she lived until October 1.
Funeral services will be held at the
Harvard street homo tomorrow morn
ing and interment will be in Rock
Creek cemetery.
Despite her age. Mrs. Snow was in
splendid health until the recent hot
weather, and her death is attributed
mainly to the effects of the heat ana
her age. She is survived by her son.
three grandchildren. Lieut.. c. A.
Snow. IT.. of the 94th air squadron,
Mrs. E. G. Siggers of 306 + street
northwest and Mrs. NJ. 8. Emory. who
lived with her grandmother in the
Harvard street house: three great
grandchildren and one great-great-
grandchild.
Mrs. Snow was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ammen. and was
born in the western part of Virginia.
At the age of seventeen years she
became the wife of Rev. Dexter A.
Snow, pastor of the Christian
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Snow moved
to Washington thirty-five years ago.
Mr.. Snow died ten years ago at the
age of eighty-six.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health ONCE in the last twenty four hours:
Nellie D. Morey. 81 years. 1870 Lamont street
northwest.
Samuel H. Barron. So year,. u12 street
Mary Mansfield. IS years. 2eoe Lawrence
Andrew streeks. S year.. St. Elizabeth nss-
pital.
Helen slaven. 70 years. Sd and h street.
northeast
Margaret N. B.tts. 10 y..rs. Warrington
Betsie Bagley. 20 years. Garfield hospital.
Edwin s. Carter. s. years. Casualty Hospital.
Edwin p. Upham, IS years. 1884 Belmont
Katherine NICE. capp. ss ye.rs. 1910 Bnt-
more street northeast.
Frank Frasomone. ST year.. st. Bli.been
Hospital.
Charlotte Bates. % years, Columbia HOSPITAL
John Murray. 81 years. ST. Elizabeth Hos
Josephine Pluner. - ye.-s. s24 1st street
Ann }. Webster. Is years. LIB O street
| southwest
Louis. Martin. - years. Washington Ayiun
James Keoush. 10 year.. ss 18th street
northwest.
Minnie snowberE. es year.. 1875 17ta street.
Barbara B. Ricketts,, 81 ya... 6ts stzsst
| northeast
s.'s,sa Jeremiah c.rts5: g ,ssr.. United States
Henry c. Owen. 70 years, United states
Soldiers Home Hospital
Mary Sherwood. 70 years, 1o1 o street
northwest.
Michael Brown, a years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Floyd E. Eseltins. days. National Honee-
pathic Hospital.
Abraham L. Robinson. 81 years. Ct. Elizabeth
Hospital
Maggie cornish. IS year.. 1e21 81 street
northwest.
Ids Dohhfns ~ v..r. 1,,a u..&. .x
northwest.
Laura T. Peterson. u years. ZIG street
northwest.
Annie Lucas. 81 years. 1871 johnson street
northwest.
Mamie Waters. - years. St. Elisabeth Hos
pital.
john Derins. year.. 4os I4tA sszest .srth-
east.
Henry Jones, q year., Blus P1ains, D, q.
James q. Stewart. q years. Trsedmen's Hos
pital.
J.ns Isvi.. a ysan. IA Brysnt str.st
northwest.
Annie Daniels. - year.. 1bo7 svsna street
northwest.
viola Mosze. msnth.. 17s7 sta strsst ,srsh-
west.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
OVERTIME PAY RULED OUT.
Pacific Shipyard Workers and En-.
ployers Agree to Rules.

PHILADELPHIA. August TO-
Shipyard employers and employees Of
the Pacific coast. in conference here
this week. at today's session adopted
rules drafted by Charles E. Piez,
vice president of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. whereby no overtime
shall be paid. except by specific order
of the district officer of the fleet cor
poration.
+ It was also agreed that no continu-
Gus overtime shall be ordered, except
where there exists an actual shortage
of labor and facilities. and then only
after labor representatives have been
consulted. 1t was made a rule that no
man do actual work for more than
sixty hours. and that no hospital or
other fees be deducted from wages OF
workmen without their consent, ex-
cept where state laws provide for
such deductions.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
ACCUSED RA|NcOAT MEN
LOSE ALL CONTRACTS
Stocks Are Commandeered and All
Available Will Be Put in
Government Stock. -

Immediate cancellation OF all con-
tracts for raincoats with the firms
and individuals who have been in
dicted in connection with the alleged
fraud and bribery in the selling Of
raincoats to the War Department was
ordered yesterday by Brig. Gen. R. E.
Wood. acting quartermaster general.
The instructions issued by Gen.
Wood also direct the Communicating
Of supplies Of raw materials, partly
manufactured materials and completed
raincoats in the hands of all such per-
sons. All raincoats SO Communicated
are to be inspected, those which are
up to specifications are to be put in
stock and those which are rejected are
to be held on account Of the contractor
from whom they were taken.
New contracts will be let to COM
panies and individuals not involved
In these alleged frauds SO as to obtain
the needed supply.
Evening star., 1918-08-11

serves can get up. and not only make
great captures of prisoners but OF
guns as well.
But to suppose that because Haig
smashed eight German divisions we
have finished the battle Is surely q
little premature. Some seventy-fouH
German divisions were engaged at the
second Marne battle, but even exc1ud-
ing these and those standing between
Verdun and tho Swiss frontier, there
pust be nearly ono hundred divisions
still at the Germans disposal.
OF these some twenty-three are
good. strong troops, not recently On
gagged. and we must remember that
Marshal Haig Is attacking the enemy
and must attack him frontally and
has no such brilliant strategic advan-
tage as fell to Gen. Mangin and Gen,
De Goutte on July Is.
The harvest Of surprise also has
been gathered. On the other hand,
this great light has only begun and
fresh developments need not occur on
the German side alone.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
DRAFT DELINQUENCY, CHARGE
Gerald Cudahy Explains, However,
and Is Allowed to Enter Service,

CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Wash. Aug
ust 10.-Gerald Cudahy. arrested at a
Tacoma hotel Wednesday by local and
United States officials on the charge
of being a draft delinquent. now is a
member of the 41st Company. 166th
Depot Brigade. here.
Cudahy, who says he is q relative
of the cudahy packing family of Chi
cago, explained to military authori-
ties that the reason for his delinquency
was his travelling about SO much that
his local draft board at Calexico.
Cal, could not locate him. He said
he was en- route to Camp Lewis to
enlist when arrested. but his arrival
was delayed by illness in Tacoma.
Because of his willingness to enter
military service the charges against
him were dropped.