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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.



FOR sALEA sEM1-DETACHED DWELLING
on the Heights, near 16th st.; price. $u000;
three stories cellar, ten rooms, two natnS. not
water heat. electric lights, garage: lot zZx1zo;
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave. nv.
FOR SALE-SEVLRAL THOUSAND DolL4ARa
less than the cost Of improvements. A hand
some brick and stone dwelling. west OF l4h
st.: Is rooms, baths; lot 1890. To settie
chased for $40. so.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. nv:
FOR Salem CUT-UF-TOWN OWNER
win sell an attractive corner residence. CON
tanning Il rooms, attic Preached BY wide
stairway, two baths, hot-water heat, electric
lights. An offer of 81. 500 would be considered.
Original cost. SIS, 600. In this immediate sec
ton of the Heights you find the very best I'M
provements. A chance to secure bargain.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave. NV:
FOR SALE-$5,750 VIII. PURCHASE ONE
Of the best constructed dwellings on the
rooms deep; tile bath. hot-water heat; 'front.'
end rear stairways. The price we ask II iess
than the builders price.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. nv
FOR SALE IS. 200 EACH-T TWO THREE
story brick dwellings, west of Conn. ave.. north
Of Mass. ave. The houses were erected by q
most reliable builder. and the best Of materials
were used. An opportunity to purchase In this
htgh-class- location at a comparatively Smau
outlay.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-IMMEDLATE POssEsSION-AN
1-room dwelling in that choice section OF
washington Heights north of goth and Col
ROAD. Prize TO a quick buyer, $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. n.w.
FOR SALE-S7. coo WILL EUY A TEN-R0OM
brick dwelling heated with hot water; lot ~
feet wide; in Georgetown; occupied by owner.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE so. 600; HANDSOME RESI-
dence on lettered street, outlook on New Hamp-
| shire ave- One of the best constructed and best
kept dwellings in this city; twelve rooms, two
baths: hot-water heat: electric lights; garage
for two cars; lot 23xa1; immediate possession.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-REDUCED TO 1s,OO0-A HAND
some brick and stone dwelling. on Wyoming
ave. near Connecticut ave., with frontage OF
so tt; stories and cellar, bathrooms; mod
ern heat and light: wide parking: delightful
outlook: in fact, it is just one Of the best
located dwellings in this choice section.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07

TO RENT-SMALI. FARM: NOT MORE THAN
2 miles from u. and o. station. Riyerda.e. Nd. /:
containing 70 70 80 acres. half IN titnner. but
sary; might consider purchase IL terms are
rieit Please Sire fall particulars and loca ton.
Address Box IS.
Riverdale. Md. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07

FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
'tSee MAHCRNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
006 New York ave. Tel. Main 1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
TAkOMA. PARK OPPORTTNITIES

ONLY Sj,UUO.
For sale-TAKOMA PARK HOME Near
cars; ROOMS and . BATHS: furnace heat:
lot 76x1G0: shade trees: lots of room for
chickens and garden; newly painted. Easy
terms.
II. L. THORNTON. SOL Southern bldg
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FARMS.
FOR RENT.

BUNGALOW COMPLETELY FURNISHED;
Cherrydale, Va; November II TO %, $50.
Can be rented monthly at $50. Address Box
172-H. Stsr Office.
KA1 ENSWOKTH FARM. ABOUT EIGHTEEN
miles from Washington; Possession given jan
uary !, 1919. Mrs. w. H. +. LEE, Stoneleish
Court, Washington, d. &. 10
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CHEVY CHASE, u. e.
Ten rooms and servants room; hot-water
heat; all modern Improvements: ~ squares
from Conn. ave. car line: southern exposure;
90 It. lot; plenty Of trees; possession in about
two weeks: occupied BY owner.
WIN. 81. RICHIE.
Colorado building Phone Franklin 572S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07

FOR SALE NEW BUNGALOW.
Just being finished and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Within Is min
utes of the center Of the city. 8,
and rooms each. Reasonable terms
can be arranged.
PHILLIPS & sAGER, INC,
n. g. 400 New York ave. NV.
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AN IDEAL HOME
AT PRE-WAR PRICE.
Semi-detached: IL rooms. 3 baths: garage;
II zoo See OWNER 1870 Col road NV.

ON FESSENDEN NEAR 41st. WITHIN az I
sqs. of line, a most handsome. modern
S-room home, having large bedrooms and |
screened sleeping porch, tiled bath, hot-water ,
heat, large attic, magnificent front and rear
porches. slate room. large lot, chicken house. |
flowers. garden; 20 very complete ana attractive
10 days. Main 1904. ROBERT Z. HEATER, |
40 Colorado bldg
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FOR SALE-IMPORTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHONE NJ. 1892 FOB NUMBERS. OR CALL
AT OFFICE.
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES SO LOW
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT PROFIT
YOU CANNOT AFFORDtTO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07

100 BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT COLUMBIA
Place, washington's garden suburb: west of
the wireless: quarter and half acre lots at
pay interest on $500 at 6ee for years. with
right to anticipate payment; deeds made to
tunity ever offered carpenters, builders and
citizens desiring q suburban home at the
tons capital: first purchasers get choice Of To-
cations; don't miss this opportunity. Room
81, 945 Penna. ave. Write Columbia Land Co.,
A rIin1ton Va gs
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WANTED TO BUY.

wANTED-HOME AT ONCE. POSSESSION
in 20 days; give location and price; IL reason
able pay cash. Address Box 2S7-E, Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. on PRETTY
SQUARE JUST WEST OF COLUMBIA ROAD
OWNER 2721 Ontario road. 1Os
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-31

know ihc soldiers DO NO, know.
Disturbances are kept quiet Only
trieeicd newspapers are permitted
TO 20 81 The front Pamphlctects,
acting under government suugcs.
t'nns, are numoronsi spcakcrs
make tue rounds. spreading
vaiehwords and false reports II
has hardly been more Than wcel,
since The presence OF more than
a million Americans IN France
was recognized. and Then ihc ga
misSison WAS made TO excuse
imiendorlfs retreat, ln the
East Russians and Poles. fcd ON
German news. slill think that
Germany is uvinciblc 70 eci
iat truth bshiAd the German
line ought 10 be an important
part ~ ihc aerial program ol our
forces
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-31
WOULD SHARE GOOD TIMES

one of Nucees coimy's pio.
Ncc formers said 60 rcprescu.
iaiho 81 The Caller yesterday,
~ am setting an exceptional
price ioe YnS cotton. aud | believe
thHi ihe ulau aho picks il should
share iu the reward Ills labor is
arduou~ hc Inns suffered hard
ycun as ! hayc and aside from
amy moral naie involved. / hc-
hcvc that the money received by
thc picker helps Go mike prosper
u1s times
The man ol whom we spcal,
secs the other side of the arau-
mcni lle knows something of
the sun heai and lluce-pads for
in less fortunate days he has la
bored in ilm fields himself More
over. he knows that the Govern
mcnt stands IN need of cotton and
deems j. 20 bo his patriotic duty
10 gei his cotton picked and put
beneath q roof.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-31
DOVE SEASON DEBATABLE

a tcchrical dispute has arisen
over the law which govcr1> th,
shooting of doves. The Texas
law holds that doves cnnuoi Pc
killed until December ihc Fed.
cral law. affecting migratory
birds, permits the shooting OF
doves september / The Attuf-
hey General contends that the
Siaio iaN IS valid and 81, force.
Whether it is or NOT. no sports
man Will xiii dove oH The first
day of September
lnliic most birds. the dove
nests two or more times year
in This section, fledglings are In
the nest throughout September
and sometimes Wcll into October
To Kill any bird during the nest
ing season is objectionable II
means that the supply of game
viii bee speedily diminished if
The dove can be elias ,cd as game
aud brutality sanctioned Ii far
merS knew what wonderful as
Sisiancc doves give them bv eat
ing The seeds OF noXions weeds.
they. TOO, would enter the crusade
in favor OF the most inoffensiyc
bird ihai ever Tapped a wing.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-31

WASHINGTON Aug 80 The FOL.
loNna cntphliies srr reported hy az,
commanding general " the American
cNnfdifimal, forcss kilcd ln notion
DO. missing n action wounded ne
vorcN os. dlcd from wounds "a. woupd
80 degree undetermined 20 prlaunur q
Total ltG
Killed IN Action
AEt Frederick isanIA narNtuwn
NY
lfVlfos
Napnieon ANofp 5 cook ST. Thrc,
Rivers. Mich
nuroaard C. nersy Great Fails
Mont
Dsrtr fohnrhn fH3 Tnifi street
Mansaiqne Mich
kAmnHi p Nnfhen 50 Wisconsin,
Ave- Oshhosh. Wis.
John Mafiln, Easi liverpool ohio
Ipln Mitchell a5i East slsc ST
Ncesupn,. Mich
Raymond l.. Nichols ssp Wcst wash.
.nFlon Ave- Madison VIE
Frank TrniA Sia Monroe Ave-. De.
uut. Mich
lNnn ~ Wcei Mnaomuuic Wis
Died 81 Wounds Received IN Action
f''' N'''''''
W., te, ,,.r,. ,,.. ,.,,.
ST.. cincinnati ohio
SIR Cafi y Gnlru ege Norih F,n
~
ST. clFtlcviiie ohio
Corn Thomae . Burke. ie9e Ffo.
go, ,..
corn Alhru W.ae r.re Nis.
I.nula Ur4Durf p4Itner Alire
corn Albert ,;odffe, Kis.,t l,ena
burg pn
Wlgonor coen Wohb. Columbia. ia.
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MIsTAKING INTENT.

Because The Caller urges the
protection Of fish. dealers imagine
thaf The Caller "has IL IN for
thefS Nothing could be further
from the truth The Caller seeks
10 protect the dealer II the reg
ulaiions that have been provided
are applied without discrimina-
ton. there will be a fish industry
along the coast of Texas long
after VIII W Woods huaders
are forgotten.
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OF DSMOBILE

The WAR INDUSTRIES Board probability,
duion Of automobiles Of rs
OF last years productions thereby ctriang rs
This the direct result National Aoca
OF Automobile Dealers
and sets at the alarming reports encna,ng from Washington
that industry full
centw wal basis.
Nueces County IN PICKING THE BIGGEST COTTON
CROPIT EVER RAISED That that the demand
bis will with Of
there will
enough ars o around
Cotton higher
ct Commerce higher
price, and automobiles enoex
The automobile is luxury time when the play
thing of the wealthy
his pillow and cultvaor
OUR MR. CHARLES is IN CORPUS CHRISTI the
portunty Of absolutely the best
and a price afford o
Present
into effect automatically changed to
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Groves chill Tonic Tablets and
Groves Tasteieas chill Tonic

~ can nov get Groves Tasteless
,N'h rome IN tablet form AS wen as Ia
@flui' NE KIND you have always
N""Nhh lpe tablets are intended for
Nn"h" VINO prefer 20 swallow tablet
'''H'' IMAM syrup. ana aa a conven
',u.' lnr Those who travel. GROVES
chin TONIC TABLETS" contain ~.
'N'N me same medicinal properties
'"H h'ouuce the same resultn as
'ip'eA Easteless chin Tonic which Is
Pun az ~ bottles. The price Of either
iD .-Ajy.
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IMPRESSIVE.

According 20 Bishop Colenso
Abe tiallas OF Northeastern Aiiics
have q very beautiful morning
prayer: 90 God, Thou hast let
me pass the might in peace: let NC
pass the day in peace Wherever
! may go, upon my way, which
ThoU maScsi pcace0hlc for me, @
Sod. lead my steps When ! have
spoken. keep the tongue of call
umny from me when ! am hum
a4H. Keep me from murmuring
il ana satisfied keep me
on pride. Calling upon Thee.
! pas. the day, O Lord, who hast
BIO Lord Up
How simple the prayer of the
siallas And every prayer touches
home these Days these DAYS
when men face eternity in FAM
like stream, CITING zap their lives
1or that thing which IS more pre-.
eous than lives and Ia the homes
'--tiicre prayers are murmured
without number prayers for
husbands, brothers, swcctbcarts
and and prayers for sons most
ferYeni prayers for sons Nho are
men ia years and name only We
wonder If mother IS son ever
grows upl II the little lreekle-
faced boy doesn't Away peer oat
from beneath Che fret aHd beard
81 ape
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Detroit Mich.
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Mich
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ST. Greeaneid Ind
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bond VIE
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minneapolis, MINI
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po', BANGOR Erris. County Mayo. ho-
land
w., WIN, Us, Wilson Hopkins, Junction
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ctteyiie. Tenn.
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Fi;chburg Mass.
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teenth st. Anderson md
Leland H. Miller. Atnscsaern t,,,is
ia Alinrer n II ~ ~, -.
Indianapolis. Ind.
Percy T. Morren. 1912 r,a, Nrff,,n.
st.. Madison. wis.
Joseph Murphy. mo sGth 81 MI
waukee, Wis.
Arthur O'Morrow r. 1. u ~, b
Melvin. Mich
'l,'"'rt o'roole. lai West Garfield
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f'Hnk T. sal@man, General Delivery.
Moh"n, Ind, .s
80 80 S'emmasen. Harlan. Iowa.
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eros 9kcfho. 32s2 South Halst,ad
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Charles a Smokers. LOG Bnve. ~
Nunu'n' Mass.
Mike Suuk' SOC East Thirteenth St.
N'w io'h
Albert Swantoik, 923 Palmer Ave.
ih'iuit Mich
waiter Isaac Taylor r. r. u No. 2.
hap'er Mich.
',Ntn ~ warner Hannibal WIS
'teh Manzo Waters. GiS East Mason
~ owosso, Mich
Edward Joseph WINNER Iet lV,.t
wan ~ owosso' Mich.
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KEPT IN The DARK.

Gcrmany's strength is tks
strength % a prosa~an Whef
.ae "uldicrs know, the pyol,- ~
- now Nhai no ocol.ie
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temefuhor tnat Caller Classified Ads
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Address on hHrinrHs communications
and make cut an checks. drafia. money
orders and express orders TO The Caller
Publishing Company An Items, articles
and communications should he al
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Entered ar SECOND class matter al
the postnfficf in Corpus Christi Texas
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Saturday. August 81, 1913
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

ShermanyiIle. III: Daniel J.
OLeary, Northampton, Mass: vim
zenzo Paglia. Maiden. Mass.
Wounded, Begrre Undetermined.
WAGNER William Lindsey.
CloverpOrt, Ky.
PRIVATES Peter a. GARNER
stansgar, Iowa; George I. Heinold'
Oakland. Cal: Clarence Hotchkiss'
vest Onconta, y. y; Ernest Lay
ton. Knab, Wash; GrcgOr =. Simon
ian. Worcester, Mass; Clarence y.
TrostIe. Altoona. Pa; Michael a
Whalen, Brooklyn, y. Y.
Missing I'm Action.
PRTVATES Joseph Lucott, Pits
burgh. Pa; Russell Barrett. Wa
patio. Wash: Waldyslaw Cierclerski.
Old Forge. Pa: George W. Diet
schle. Columbus. Ohio; Isadore
propin. New York, n. Y; Angelo
FIESTA. Bognoli, Italy; Charles W.
Hall, Philadelphia, Pa; Alfred Paul
Jones'. Eaton. Pa: Charles kramp'
Brookline, Mass; Walter Lukaze-
wick, Wallingford, Conn; Mark d.
Steenson. North Yakima. Wash. -;
Earl Sumner. Morris, Okla; And
rev y. Tobiassen. New ada CITY, Gal
(SECTI0y THREE.
Marine Corps Casualties.
Summary Of casualties to date:
OFFICERS Deaths, 81. wound
ei. 60: missing. |. Sub total IS.
ENLISTED MEN Deaths $50
wounded. 1 ,874: in hands OF enemy
9; missing. I24. Sub total, 2,Sf@.
Grand total, 2,91I-
The following casualties are re-
ported BY the commanding general
Of the American expeditionary
forces (included in above totaD:
Killed in action. g.
Died OF wounds received in &C
ton, J.
Wounded in action, severely, :.
Missing in action, :.
Total, "a.
Killed in Action.
SECOND LIEUTENANT Charles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

Mlcs.: John r. Johnston. Salisbury.
Indiana county. Pa; Robert +.
Spencer. Hamilton. Ont. Canada.
MECHANIC HarIo, Aenz.e, Lar
will. Ind
PRIvATES Harry BENEFITS.
stauseli. Cornwall. England: Bert
Budd. Justus, Ohio: Edd Carrlco.
Davis City. Iowa Jack Castelloe,
Prescott. Wis. Soloman Cohen.
New Bedford. Mass: Jesus NJ. Cor
dova, Cortez. Colo: Harry Z. Cush-
en-, Baltimore. Md; John b. Des-
marais, FairbauIt. Mimi; Ferdi-
nand Fredericks. Sheboygan Falls,
Wis. Tony Galryo. Youngstown.
Ohio; Hammett d. Harris. Thomas
vile. n c.; John J. Hickey. MadI-
son, Wis; Alfred Higgins, Media.
Pa: Herbert G. Hitchcock. Hamil-
tor. Mich; Herbert Holtke. Edel-
stein, Ill: George HOlzschuh, Har
rison. Wis; Alex Jackson. Cleve-
land. Ohio: William a. Jackson.
Detroit. Mich; Walter JanOwslli,
West Allis. Wis; Michael ]. Kelley,
Philadelphia. Pa: Leo W. Kraft.
Detroit. Mich; Karl A Morandi,
Cambridge, Mass; John J. Morris
sey. Mount Bella. Galway county.
ireland: Francis J. O'CounOr. De-
troit. Mich: Charles ODay, Brook
lvn. n. Y: Andrew d. Ottinger,
Sheridan. Ore; Thomas L. Perry.
Eure. ". c.: Daniel =. Ring, Haver-
hill. Mass: Samuel Schwartz. New
York, y. Y. John Z. Sorry. Water
bury. Conn: Paul e. Shore. Win
ston Salem, n. c.; Benny Siuba,
Milwaukee. Wis; Grant Wheeler
Smith. Ringgold. Pa; Corado Sot-
tile, Pachino Prov. Serachiusa,
Italy: William Stoilings, Xenia,
Ohio; Joseph Mike Vodzak, Barnes
boro, Pa
Died of Wounds Received in Action.
SERGEANT Harold J. Wofrall,
Minneapolis, MINI.
PRIVATES Walter Blaczak,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

Leather workers. No. Il.
Metal polishers. No. ~.
Carpenters. No 22T.
Federal employees. No. 10.
Arsenal federation.
Fourth Division.
Fourth division Will form on east
side OF Thirteenth street, north or
Sixth avenue 10 Fifth avenue, cast
on Fifth avenue.
Band
Tri-City typographical. No. 107.
Printing pressmen, No. IS.
Book binders, No. SO.
Tri-City Womeu's Trade Union
league.
Broom workers, No. Al.
Bakers. No So.
Culinary aIliabce. No. 210
Machinists' Ladies auxiliary, No.
SO.
Retail clerks. No PIG.
Butcher workers, No 279.
Tri-City custom taiIors, No. is.
BARRIERS. No. Il6.
BARRIERS, No. li3
BARRIERS. No. III.
Fifth DiVisiOn-SilViS Shops.
+ lIiI tlN4SLOu " IL III west
side of Thirteenth street. north Of
Sixth avenue to Seventh avenue,
west on Seventh avenue, north
side.
Band.
Machinists. No. SIS.
MaChinists. No. $50.
Blacksmiths. 30. 461.
Car painters, No. l52.
Railroad CLERKS.
Railway carmen, No. 274.
Railroad laborers, No. 1910.
BoilermakeTs. No. 377.
BoileTmakeTs, No. 391. -E
Sixth Division.
Sixth division will form west
side Of Thirteenth street. north OF
Sixth avenue 10 Fifth avenue, west
on Fifth avenue.
Band
Street railway employees, no. 312.
Street railway employees, No. 3I2-
Brewery workers. No. 264.
Brewery workers, No IS,
Hold carriers.
Ironmolders, No. $50
Steel workers, No. Is
Steel iron workers. No. III.
S. age employees, No. IS.
Transfers, No 295.
Tri-city teamsteTs and stable
men.
International brotherhood COM
position TOOfers, No 18.
Moving picture operators, No
z23.
TTi-city musical society.
Stove mOunteTs.
Members from the various locals
are requested to report at the IL
dustTial home building in Moline to
receive their locals station n the
/ parade
Miscellaneous organizations and
delegates to the Tri-City Fedora
ton of Labor will assemble on
Fifth avenue at the Moline Indus
trial home at 9 o'clock and report
to G. f. Edwards. marshal OF that
division
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

South CAiearo. Paul s. Brock, Au-
rora. H. Raymond y. Chambliss.
Lampoeas. Texas. Edward Cornell,
Eureka Springs, Ark: Joseph Fran
els. Jr., WarEsw. Poland, Charles
w. WistADH Aeannpo, Cal.
Died o. Disease.
PRIVATE VIII Simmons, Deye-
reaux. Ga.
Died of Accf'caf nad 0'hcr Causes.
SERGEANT Claude vivian Man
kin, Beckley, ". Vs.
Wounded Severely.
CAPTAIN Edgar =. Caldwell.
WatertOwn, Wis.
LIEUTENANr. Charles II. Kohl,
Monroe. Wis.
SERGEANT Halyor II Daley,
ChOteau, Mont.
COOK Archie Y. Snyder, Clays-
berg. Clair county. Pa.
PRIVhTES- Lewis L. Ackerson.
Fort Dodge, Iowa: william J. Bash
man, Scranton. Pa: william MICH.
Bell. Harrison, Ohio: Edward Ar
thur BrOCge, Rush Lake, Wis; John
G. Casper. La Crosse, Wis; Almon
Z Coffin. Velya, X. D.: EKie Daley,
Oliver Hill. Ky; OrVille O. Etc
holtz. Caterv.tle, Mo; Tom Garner,
Stillmore. Ca; Wesley Coode. Love
Iacev5lle. Ky; Charles II. HAYES,
Syracuse. y. Y. Jim Howard, How
wick. kan; Ephriam i. Jones.
Rocky Mountain. h. c.; Joseph r.
Jones. Oliver Springs. Tenn; Al
bert r. 0. flieckhafe-, Foster, Neb. +;
John Kusharslzi. Staten Island, D.
Y: Irving Eutuor, New York. n.
y; Michael Lamorte. Emerson. N.
J.; Joseph G. Leblanc, Manchester.
\. H: MahIon Lechner. Wiuifred.
Mont; Joseph II Levi. I>awrepce,
Mass; Joseph Lichti2cr, Newark,
n. j; Joseph A Long. Cameron,
La; Arthur G. Mcdonnell. Hobo
ken, n j.; Floyd Major, GreanviIIe,
S c.; Murphy \. Matthew'S, EtpliRg,
y. c.; Thomas r. Murray. Camden.
y. j; Arthur Ernest Nicholson,