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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
BAND IN DEBT
Made for Funds to Finish Pay
iEE for Instruments t.cd nj
Fair Grounds.

y mos, pleasing feature Of the
detachment activities at the
State Fair Grounds - the music OF the
tand, which is mad. up Of enlisted men
with the detachment. The Instruments
for the band were bought some months
ago at an outlay Of $500. by II. w.
Moon. assistant manager This amount
has ain been raised "ith The exception
OF S92e Amy one wishing 70 donate a
small sum toward clearing UP this in
deb;edness viii hnd My. Moon in his
Office at the state Fair Grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
Writ Of Error Granted.

Judge Sims, Of the state Supreme
Court OF appeals. has granted writ
Of error. bond $500, in the case o:
Vessel. Duyal & Co. against W!nborIr
& Co, Inc. The appeal was taken from
the judgment entered In the Circuit
Court for the City OF Norfolk on April
%. 1913. refusing 10 Set aside juds
rnent OF February %, 1918, against the
petitioners for &32435. with costs ans!
iNl.reSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
rnIi-h Non,cman 10 snenk.

Lieutenant Count Vincent dc Weirz-
bicki, Il Polish nObIenan and a member
Of the French nigh commission. ~ the
request Of tho State Council OF Defense
under the auspices OF which the count
ia speaking IN this state, VII! deliver
an address here Wednesday, aight on
the mar situation In Europe Count
Vincent IS regarded as a very eloquent
speaker He delivered an address a,
penniInan last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
BRING YOUR CAR
hotnri"ns 10 Stage Special Stunt Tn
Night After Dinner Mt
Club.

In order that the Eichmond Rotary
,'Hn may carry out plans for It's no,
weather feature announced for to-
"lSh's meeting, all Rotarians are re-
PutStcd to bring their cars Dinner
VII be served at the Business Mems
up AT ":l5 o'clock, and Immediately
afterwards the members vii! leave In
machines, for a destination ana nur-
pose which vii! no, be announced un,I,
'he proper time. Those knowing INC
pans feel sure that any member no,
present VIII have cause for regrets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
Has Flight SON. Serving.

DENVER. Cob. August l2.-Thoma ;
-. Cain Denver jcwe!er. holds the rec
ord for the Rocky Mountain region for
number Of sons in military service.
Every one Of his eight sons is In some
branch OF the military service. Five
OF them have gone TO France. and the
three others are in different canton
ment camps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
FOR NEW BOILER PLANT
Council Committee Assures Govern
mcnt Agents of Local CO.
Operation.
RECOMMEND SPENDING S5l,5oo
Means Much to Richmond, Including
Deepening of lIarbor, to Have
Plant Erected, Says business Man-
nger Dabncy-Nrt Tonight.

That Richmond * DESTROYS of CO.
operating with the United States ship
ping Board Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton for the locatio CT tho government
boiler plant on the South Side was
made evident last night at the coun-
Gil Committee on Public Utilities when
the proposed ordinance. calling for an
appropriation OF S54.5Qo for street inn
provemcnt TO the plant and adequate
supplies of water and electricity. WAS
recommended, 10 the Board OF Alder
men for adoption.
From Il letter or the City Auditor to
the committee. costs OF paving the cN-
tension of Fourth street from Morgan
stree; to the plant would be $4,000:
costs OF laying an ciSht-jnch water
main from Hull Street to the plant
supplying 10000 gallons Of water per
day. $500. and costs of providing cleo
tricity, $4,000. Altogether ;hc cXpcn-
d!iurcs would aggregate S3i.I00. The
estimates were made by tho various
OF the different depart
mcrts. and repeated personally by
them last night 10 the comnitteec.
sufficient money to cover these eX-
partmcntS. Graham l. Hobson. OF the
Administrative Board TO the credit OF
part.rcnts. Greham L. Hobson, of the
Administrative Board. told the commit
tee Just as soon as the ordinance is
adopted by the City Council he said
promoters OF the boiler plant would
begin construction on the plant TO sup
ply boilers for the Emergency Fleet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
INTERESTS OF CITY
IHtLI.N SAtf:GITAUDED

some Slight delay was made in the
proceedings last night owing TO 4
III Misunderstanding o; the proposed meas
urc. but when this was cleared up.thc
matter WAS sent to the Board OF AL
dcrmrn with no objection. To safe
suard the interests OF the city. Coun-
Gilman Rose offered an amendment or
. supplement to the measure providing
ihIt the expenses OF the improvements
should be charged TO the respective APP
preparations for streets water and
electricity. whose funds are availab bic
for the purpose. and not Chargcable to
appropriations OF other city depart
menjs. This was carried. and. upon
motion by Councilman L.add, from Mad
isun ward. the measure was recon-
mcnded TO tho Board OF Aldermen for
adoption AT its meeting Tonight. BE
fore going TO the Board OF Aldermen
to-Ni"h, the measure will hc put in
proper shape by the city Attorney. this
having boon recommended upon mo-
ton h. Councilman Gmlauf
" = Dohney. business manager Of
TN, Chamber OF Commerce. in speak
Two ot tho benefits that the city would
derive ~ granting the facilities, said
trat deoncninC o: tho James River 50
nc to make il ut least twenty-five fee!
~ depth would probably follow. thus
incrensirc the opportunities for sim
i'rr ,'auts 10 locate hcrc. Tic said that
:hc Chanlhcr Of Comm cree was in touch
with washington already in regard to
this matter. and that Improvement Of
tn. James would he practice !T assured
should tho ordinance he adopted ana
the boiler plan. erected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13

The Surrcssful business mnn Is an
extensive user of classified advertising.
For rates or to insert ad In Tie
Timex Dinpatch call RnndOiph 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
RICHMOND BANKS BUY
TREASURY CERTIFICATES
Total ~ s1Gl~- q - .,.i.s,r.,.a c,r
nrr"--'r"tai ia Iiry:inln
Si..Iip,5.".

total If E".GiS.5'0 was .ubgcri1 :
b! the Richmond Banks u2d t:ust co,a
panics 10 tho issue or tho United STA.
treasury "oTtiHcH'eS az indebtedness. i, {
juno. - july o ana July g.: Thc F,-s.
National BANK s,th.c~ihcH to foOot non
or this amount ara Tho iracri-nn VA.
'ional Bank :" $l.rIa..pp The alln.
mcnt Tor The three Issues 10 the Flt,l
Iederal EcserN" nisu:c, VAS sGa.5no.
ooo. or this amount S6a.e7.5ua ,.o.
taken hy ili Subscribers Hrry,;l..s
total was ltd .Ono .Ncc,,,rf,.-
Governor Scny. OF III" district. ,r. .
cchtaEe a. h'nkH ruts-i'tliuc 20 ,.,.
ceTtihca'e- was 29.G5. WAN .na
Seption @; tho Eataw S.,..ue '.tiont,
,,nhh o. nIFimoro. wM,h ;.os cog.
'ihcatca 30 the amount ~ .sue.. u1. m.
subscription Of tho !'ir.t National l;,,,,
ct Richmond was The la~.cs, r.ysY
'Ac ttfih REGIONAL District;
FOLLOWERS az" Tie s.h-,Er,.i.re
hicnmond sHnks Nmc~ic..n N,tionaI
nInE: N,P52.5e0 Bank o: Commerce
ana trusts S5o.oc", Central Na,ionai
s co M. siVo'h6"; First National Bani,
2S,oE4o0o Mechanics and Merchants
Bank. siai.0C nicrchg,,,. 500, ,'t,','.H
b4n%. sS:H,' National state ana cjr>.
haah' sS9l.c0c; Planters National R,nl..
S""o'Vop' hichinond Trust ana Savin.
oo'nr"nH S23"go; Savings EaIi,
IN 'Ii'' mono. }'2.,oo Union Banl. sci
- ~ 'rs'n'a Trust Company sl5o.oJr.
'''"' ny states was as follows.
,f,r, Subscribers Amoun..
Hi"Tict % Columbia. Is 5o.,
West Virginia Lo''9'
Norm Carolina . lbs FIIs-n.,
o''" la'o''na ........ - &go5.aoc
To!a!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
BAR MEETS AT HOT SPRINGS
Many Richmond Lawyers to Pnrtiri-
pate In Annual GnthrrinE-An-
dcrson 10 Read Paper.

The Virginia Bar Associations an
nual conference opens to-day At the
Homestead Hotel. Hot Springs. Col
onel Wamhaugh. Of Harvard University
and the judge advocates department.
will lecture on the The Constitution
in War" Henry w. Anderson. OF Rich
mond, will! read a paper on koumania.
and w A. Blunt. president OF the ma
tional conference on uniform laws Viii
also address the ass ociation. Among
Richmond attorneys attending are the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
following:

= ! Moore George BRYAN
W prvir0 remnant T. Z. Nassie
" r. Meredith Lewis g N!!!iams
Eobcr, II Tai.y l. l.. Lewis
i r. Tucker George J. christian
I Ken, Rawfrv \ " Patterson
James CHSkie - ]. Sh""inth"
John f. Minor W g Fucker
Hahn -. COLO VIII Non'acue
Thomas r Cav stuart lowe
Henry ~ Anderson !, =, io1fsgu"
John T.. Minor. OF Richmond, is sec
rctary of the association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13

hSnd NIL the selling ncws every d,y
III iimca-bispntch Want Ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13

INI. =. N.TI"I. u Is4'tI'.
rotary of the association.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
100000 NEGRO TROOPS

HAMPTON, Va. Sept 22-Three
hundred thopsand negroes have al
ready been called to the colors and
many thousands more are soon to
follow. Emmett J. Scott, special assis-
tant to Secretary Of War Baker. an
nounced today. Mr.. Scott said the
negroes made remarkably good sol
diers.
Mr.. Scott, who came here to In
spect the work being done at the
military cantonment. addressed the
United States army training detach-
ment at Hampton Institute.
Three hundred thousand negroes
have been called to the 'colors." said
Mr.. Scott. They are helping to
write a new page In the history OF
the world. There are neither slack
ers nor traitors among the negroes.
SEVEN thousand colored soldiers
have already received special voca-
tioual training. and on November
the vocational training Of 10000 more
negroes will be started"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
NAVY CASUALTIES.

The Navy Department announces
the following casualties:
Alfred Andrew. Baltic, Mich, sea
man, second class. U. S. Naval Re-
serve Force, drowned at training
camp, Seattle. Wash.
Roy Ellsworth Joyce. Deer Isle. Ne.
quartermaster. third class, U. s. Naval
Reserve Foreesdrowned September IA.
Elmer Ellsworth Thomas, Isle au
Haul, Ne, seaman. U. s. Naval Re-
serve Force. drowned September IA.
Joseph John CollinA Lawrence,
Mass, chief quartermaster, o. s. Ma
val Reserve Force, severely injured in
seaplane accident at Pensacola, Fla,
September II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22

"7-, White. Icon X. KeeVer.
n.y., Salt Lick, Roy Wages.
Mass. HaVerbIII, George L. smith.
Pa, Philadelphia. Thomas A. LaaEan.
Tex, San Antonio, Allie Fearis.
Va, Ewing, Clarence Ketron.
WASH, CresOte, Daniel NJ. Hansen.
MISSING IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANTS,
|ohn', Hartford, John Jay Var
n. C., Arden, Don Il. Harris.
SERGEANTS.
IND, MiehiEah City, Louis ". Lowe.
\. IL Buffalo, Elmer johnson.
Ae1-' Mt Pleasant, Henry II. Culver.
CoRPORALS.
ra-' White Haven, Eubury TrnVers.
Tenn, Lake, Ebert H. Brannon.
BUGLER.
Ore, Portland. WInfred J. WEIGH.
MECHANIC.
mlnnp Home City, John A. GranIund.
PRLVATEs.
Ala, La Fayette, william A. Me,
WhOrter.
Ala Section, william I. Lackey.
Ala. Clayton, William ~. Mitchell.
AIa.' Spring Garden. Arthur d. Casey
Aia.' JamtsOn, WlIIians y. ChIIdress.
am Lepanto. william r. Roberts.
Ark-' Perry, Ellis w. Lee.
Cal, San Francisco. Felix l.. Rando.
Cal, Lathrop. james Chic.
CaI.- Los Angeles, Louis A. Biesear.
CaI- Richmond, Henry ,. Bill.
CAL, Harris, viii l.. Tucker.
Cal, Corona. John Leonardo.
Cat, Oakland, Thomas A. King.
Cat, Alameda. Clifford T.. Gains.
Canada, Victoria, b. C., Henry l.
Fowler.
Canada, Wilson Green, Alberta, Fran.
els A. Clayton.
Conn, New London, Thomas r. Cal
Iahan.
Conn.,, New Haven, James w. Sui
nYaH.
Conn, Waterbury. Nathan Chester.
Fla, Aithn. Roland l.. BoEnn.
Ill., Mt. Carmel, Harold Harmon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22

ILL.,. Chicago. Anton MeIchouss>i.
u, East Chicago, Leone AEostI1O.
I'LL. CSandIervilIe. Charles r. Jordan.
ILL., Chicago, John LueEyk.
Ind East Chicago, Stanley Postwar
ski.
Ind. Orwell. Louis e. TrayIer.
Ind, ButleryfIIe, Charles W. Beck.
Italy. Sc. Angelo. Province Caserta'
Raggasin0 Salvatore.
La, Clarks, Charles l.. Holman.
Mass, ChIeopee, Raymond v. Gaynor.
Mich, Detroit, John Bono.
Mich, Hnmtrack, George Re-ke.
Minu., wabasso, Arnold L. Miller.
Mich. Saginaw. Alfred Monk.
Mlnn., Breckenridge, Harry L. Flint.
Mimi. Evansville, Melvin L. Lane.
MInn., Delhi. Kenneth 5. Mckay.
ninR., Pine River. George n. Yaneey.
Miss. Branch. Bernard y. GrOOch.
Me-. Barnett. Joseph II. Mckinley.
Mont, PhlIIlpsburg, Joe l.. BcIlm.
Neb.. AinswoTth. Dewey F. Hustled.
New. Churchill Giuseppe BaRdOHi.
n. H., Mason, James ". Beck.
N. NJ, Isadore, MaxIDIaBo LoPeE.
y. NJ, Tu~uncari. Pedro Romero.
y. ~. Brooklyn. Rudolph VI. Puttre.
n. u New York. Paul I.utIch.
n. ", Bsrnards, Carl A. GIsnEeI.
n. ". Brooklyn, Richard r. kar-
nowsky.
n. D.. Fort Yates, Joseph Lockwood.
N. NJ, Santa Cruz. Louis Maestas.
y. D., WiIIistoR. Claude A. Marsh.
\. D., Turtle Lake, Max Mathews.
y. D.. HiIlsboro, Ado1ph Nyren.
Y. D.. Barney. Ray v. Raphael.
y. D., Regent. Alfred waIby.
n. D., Maddox, Alfred Ottosoa.
n. D.. Great Bend, Rudyard q. BE-
ling.
n. D., Bowen, Gunner s. GundersOn.
Ohio, Cleveland, clarence c. Bauer.
Ohio, Columbus, Clarence w. Levin.
Ohio, shelby. George LonEaere.
Okla. Pawnee, David L. Berg.
Pa. Harrisburg, David Daniel SuaVe-
~. -.
Pa, SigeL. Otis p. KahIe.
IA. Philadelphia, Walter BorkowieL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces

\. n. Rochester. Charles J. Downing
M, Elizabeth. John Joseph GhynOr
M San NarrIaI, HerminiO GalIOgos
n. u, New York. GaetaBO SOforte.
n, v, TuekahOe. John l.. GroEnn.
n. v. HOusedaIe, Giovanni Limon-
EeIIL.
n. ". New York. James T. Chrlsten'
sen.
y. ". BIREhamtOn. Joe ROEOskt.
n. ", Frankfort. Michael JamusE.
n. G., Concord. Lee EdwardE.
n, Car. Hickory. Charles f. CoWan'
Ohio. Three Locks. Jasper n. sanford
Ohio, Toronto. John A. Snyder.
Ohio, Portsmouth. Herbert ScagEs.
ohio columbus. ERNEST ". SchaIble.
Ohio, GIIIespIeyfUe. David Wagner.
Okla. EIdOrndO- Samuel J. Estes
Okla. Red Rock. Pete Faken:
Pa, DrfftoT. Andrew ID. Ferko
Pa, Towanda. Rodney johnson.
Pa. Nantieoke, John w. kemrite.
Pa, Media. Clayton r. smith.
Pa. AIburtis. AbeII Y. Snyder.
Pa, Jeddo, wassiI COupaniee.
Pa, MeadVfIIe. Daniel Cory.
Pa East Carnegie, Patrick Null
Ianey.
Pa, PhIIadeIphIa, Elmer f. Patter
son.
Pa. GaIetIR. Henry W. Schooner.
Y, l., Lakewood. Robert Y. johnson.
Tenn, Linden, Noah L. Hardin.
Tenn, Cleveland. Calvin G. CHmer.
Tex, Center, John william Temple
Utah. Bingham, All Meyer.
Utah. Nephi. NieIs SkeeB.
Va. JeterHViIIe. Eugene c. Rucker.
Wis, CoIfax, Philip 8. BaldridEe.
Wis. Milwaukee. Raymond Freedman
wis.,. Spring Valley, Ralph Lester
Rickerd-
DIED OF WOUNDS. d.,
LIEUTENANT.
Wis, Chiffon. Randolph B. GrassOld.
SERGEANTS.
n, v, Wards Island, Timothy JohI
Crowley.
n. c.. ROxOboro. Fletcher w. Merritt.
Tenn, wilder. Virgil Beatty.
CORPORABS-
I'LL. Chicago, WIIlian Joseph Seskar'
ski.
y. ", Brooklyn. John II. Young.
n. v, View York, Charles F. Hopp.
Va, Rlchpateh, WILDER Mex. Rose.
PRIVATES.
Ark, Cove, Douglas Mcdaniel.
Cal. Pomona. Roy Brown.
CAL. San FraneIsco, Rudolph c. Mehr
tens
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
KILLED IN ACTION.

H CAPTAIN.
AIa.. Montgomery, Julien NJ. Strass
n burger.
n LIEUTENANTS.
M, Ottawa, samuel william Raymond
liass.,.springneId, Donald II. Dunbar
Haltef w. snyth.
SERGEANTS.
uu., Chicago, Wilbur Lee Reichard.
Ky, WaIIInford, Robert w. HaEeIL
ikIass-. Clinton, William ;. Carlisle.
De. EImOnt. Gussie l.. Adams.
IN. ", New York, John PstnrtHo.
~. j., New York, Michael Reilly.
-, T., Astoria, Matthew A. Leonard.
phIo, CfreIeyIIIe. Henry =. Folsom.
Pa, Philadelphia, Adam w. kOwaIski
Va, Lancaster. Edwin ". Bundy.
y CORPORALS.
,lII. Dakota, Robert r.. LanEensteln.
ia, NewIin, Frank MIers.
.fIfeh-, Detroit, John BybarsEyk.
lliteh., IshpeminE, William LarsoH.
'fiina., MontevideO, Earnest Fasnes.
N. Y, Brooklyn, William Fl. FaIlOn.
Tenn, Nashville, Leroy Ray.
pIieb, Detroit, JohB BybarIEyk-
q BUGLERS.
tNebr.. Belvedere, Hardin Y. stone.
PA, Pittsburgh, william r. Carlisle.
MECHANICS.
N. n, New York, william A. AnEri-
n sans.
n. Carr waIstonburE, william ii.
Horton.
u PRIVATES.
iGOnn.. WInsted, james r. Muddrah.
Gas Leslie. Roy s. RatIey.
u, EldOradO, Forest ID. Sebastian
~, ObIOnE, Frank 5. Lamb.
frs Chicago, Chris w. Sehaheln.
Ms Mattesor- Harry RehAeid.
ifEd., Nashville. Ray GrifHn.
tFaa.. Indianapolis. Clarence aathus.
iAFrsi.. EaStzpapoiis, 5I4'iph G1Iiett.
ssnS- Grover, ASHER Darts
lfsoa. Belysond. leroy a Pierce.
fowa, Keystone, Thomas b. BeSIns-
Iowa, Mapleton, Frank l.. Wtnders.
NY, Confluence. John Valentine.
Ny, HOpkInsvIIIe, Gordon Shepherd.
Me, WsterTiIIe, PearIe y. Butler.
Me-, Lee. willard c. HOughtOn.
Me-, Milo. Bert w. Dean.
fIass., COhassef, John w. sidney.
Mich, Pontiac. Burton StOckwell.
Mich. Battle Greek, John p. Wagner.
NTinn-, Garden City, Otto Bryant.
Neb.s GermaHtoWn, George r. Rieb-
II ling.
n. H.. Plymouth. Joseph n. smith.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
They Are Here Again---School Days
and Andrews Sale of School Supplies

In this announcement feature only limited number
of the hundreds of articles display throughout the depart
en but they shall suffice to furnish incentives for intending
purchasers to make the House of Andrews their headquarters
for all things needed for the tot just starting out in the first
grade to the young college miss So without further thought in
the matter make this store your objective tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22

AS surely September rolls around each year two very
important events Schools open their doors to returning
thousands of Young America and this store holds its Annual
sale of School Supplies AS usual we've made extensive ppa
raons and assembled larger stocks in anticipation Of the
additional number of students who will enrol-nebrrs of
families who are recent arrivals in Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22

VA, Philadelphia. Resell W. Miller.
Pa. COIer, John OnderkO.
Pa. pittsburgh. Lee J. ZJdeI.
>. G.. CLEARWATER, Austin w. Edison.
5. D., Hot Springs, George n. Knapp.
s. D., Hamilton. RENE Martini.
Tex, El Paso, Harry H0II.
Utah. salt Lake City, Clarence =.
Braadley.
Va. SsltviIle, Joha Sexton.
Va, barre, " IItoR G. smith.
wash. keIso, Ben r. Horton.
WASH, Seattle, Edgar L. kellOm.
wash, seattle. George KenbaII.
w. Va. Hinton, Orus G. Wiley.
W. Va, Wappoeoma, Charles C. VOL
ford.
Wis, New Coeln, Alex BartOL
WIS.,. Chetek. Arthur MartInus Nelson.
Wis.,, Menomonie, Edwin Christ Beh-
ling.
Wis, Cobb, Alfred Keyes.
Wis, Milwaukee, William KOnkeL
PRISONER.
LIEUTENANT.
\. j.. HillsdaIe, Edwin Russell Albert
son.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
PRIvATEs.

PRIFArES. -
Ore. SaIeSa. Emevy A. Bartlett.
Pn., BOyertOWR, Amos A. Conrad.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
SERGEANT.
New. wInnenueea. Howard v. RsbIss.
PRIYATES.
No.. Cape Girardeau. Edwin II. Koch.
New. Winnemueea, Archie ". HoweEl.
Pa. New keasIngtOa, Frank p. Ru-
dOlPh.
Pa.. Dayton, EIaeIe N. shIek.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (DEeREE
UNDETERMINED.
CORPORAL
Mo-. st. Louis, william steele.
PRISONER.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS.
ING.
PRIVATE.
Pa, Philadelphia, Elmer C. Reiehart.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES
KILLED IN ACTION,

KILLED IN ACTION.
CoRPoRALs.
Ga, Atlantis, Marcus w. Beck. jf.
Mo-, st. Louis, David X. Peers.
DRUMMER
n. W New York, Herbert W. klinEen-
stein.
PRTYATES.
Me-, Medford. Lester ri. Jacob.
Me-, Berwick, Edmund b. Rowe.
No, ST. Louis, Julius r. Haekenyos.
". n, Troy, Thomas J. gregg.
Okla, HartshOPn. L0aEeIO Atkins.
Ore, Portland, Robert N. waIpOIe.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
CORPORAL.
Pa, Philadelphia, Edward E.. Cabell.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-04
CHINA SURRENDERS
NOTHING TO JAPAN
Report That Rights and Liberties
Were Given Away Denied;
Purely Defensive

PkKING, June 2 - CAssociatod
Press Official denial of the published
reports to the effect that China had
surrendered it's military rights and
many civil rights together with great
industrial concessions in the convention
into which it Mad entered with Japan
has been given by the japanese for.
eign office and made public here
through the Japanese embassy. The
official statement says that the recent
convention entered into by Japan and
China iS limited strictly to provisions
for the military operations of defense
against the German menace in Siberia
which may become necessary.
Publration of what purported to be
the terms of the new treaty caused a
great Juror and the report was spread
broadcast through the world. The
article claimed that China had sur
rendered it's rights and liberties to
Japan and that the concessions which
had been made were greater than any
that had been previously asked.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-04
ROUNDING UPOF II !.
|DLERS AT HAND
Provost Marshal General Asks
Citizens To Supply Draft
Boards With Names

WASHINGTON, June 4-(Associat
ed Press Rounding up of idlers is to
be commenced at once under the
fight or work regulations of the seec
tive draft which takes away from those
who are not engaged in useful and es-
sential occupation any deferred class
fcatiOn which may have been granted
to them in the course of the registra-
ton proceedings.
Citizens are asked to report names of
idlcrS and fncts and circumstances
which they have in evidence of their
report. This is to be made to the selec-
tive draft boards Of the various dis
trirts and is requested by Provost Mar.
shal General CrOwder.
In issuing the request for such re
ports yesterday Crowder announced
that the draft board is to act as a
court and hear and determine the vari
Gus cases that may be presented to it
for consideration. Wherever q regis,
trant is found not engaged in work
he is to be placed at the head Of the
eligible list and will be drafted accord
inglv
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-04
STARS AND STRIPES
CARRIED BY POLES
Volunteers Serve With French
and Receive Muniticent Pay
of Five Cents Daily

WASHINGTON, June 3-(OfciaD
Carrying the flag of the United
States but serving with tho French
army, a legion Of Polanders will join
the Allies tomorrow morning. This
legion is composed Of 1900 of whom
$4,000 were recruited in this country
and 2OOO recruited in the various coun-
tries Of South America. The companies
composing the legion will also carry
the Stars and Stripes.
This legion will serve as separate
unit and the pay of it's members Will
he only five cents a day. Recruiting
OF Polandcrs in the United States is
still being continued under the leader
ship of Paderewski, the international
ly famous pianist
A contingent y siamese troops has
also joined the Allies. This is com
posed of trained fighting men but its
numbers and the location givon to it
have not been disclosed