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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
NON-ESSENTIALS:;
WORK OR FIGHT
ORDER GOES INTO EFFECT AS
SOON As STATUS or MEN HAS
BEEN DETERMINED.
caIIInas classifed az to Productive
ness"-Instruetions Are Silent or
Baseball Players, Though cro~der
Nov Is Opposed to Game.
Glasses Are Defined.

The following classes are ex-
empted from provisions OF the
work or fight" order in instruc-
tions issued by Provost Marshal
General CrOwder:
Managers, cooks, clerks. etc,
not engaged in actual serving Of
food or drink in public places.
Store executives, managers. super
intendents and heads OF special
departments, travelling s1lesmeI,
registered pharmacists, delivery
drivers and men doing heavy
work. Chauffeurs. public and pri-
vate." Actual performers in le-
gitimate concerts, operas and the
atrical performances. The order
applies to the following nOn-essen-
tials: Bartenders, walters, etc, en-
gagged in serving food or drink.
Domestic servants. Passenger ele-
Tator operators and attendants,
dOOrmen, fOOtmen, carriage open
ers and other attendants in clubs,
hotels. stores. apartment houses,
Office buildings and bathhOuses,
including bellbOys and pOrters not
engaged in heavy work. Ushers,
attendants and all other persons
engaged and occupied in games,
sports and amusements, except ac-
tual performers in legitimate con-
certs, operas or theatrical per-
fOrmances. Sales clerks and 9th
er clerks employed in stores, in
Guiding clerical forces. AutOmO-
bile statesmen in cities.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Only Fer War FerTc5

WssElEgE0l--T1e eTV-es ur-JU5Ev
created Ucde- Government =zzasc=z
must se dissolved zf-sr the a-zr ezz--
gezCE : past zB1sr Z - SIM Of -ke
contract s=Es6 By re- -=se1Iztzves q
the express c0lpz-= and the Raj
r1ad AiEI-S--zES This B-uEFs5az-
iE5s--sd U der Ii O. Ar-0zney Gen
e-zL GrsE9ry- n require re-esszs-zsn-
Eez1 OE TIE -EzEs- AEer5czn- EeEE<
Fargo and 1OZtAs-l co-Paz5ss 2s se-
arzts O-=-zt-s and COMPETING Enf-s
wasl pace Is restored IEIeSz anti
uEs- 2ES are AMENDED sE that rEre
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Want Greater Number Of Pfs.o,s made

WashicgrOz--Hand-tO-hzzd fighting
between patrols in No Mans Land has
made necessary change IN equipment
q the American army that viii call
for increased output Of the E5-CzTI1er
automatic pistol Manufacturers we're
urged by the War Department 20 speed
Up production although the output Is
ROW about S.90e pistols daily The
Germzzs are said 70 have a wholesome
respect for American pistol fighters.
enc bullet from Al American forty
Gvs- invariably putting an enemy eon-
Pzssesy cut % baSizeSS-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Niszfnr re:zE store Inn go.

Pa-5@-Thc transport SAINT Anna.
proceeding from BlZeECz for Malta
vas rCTpetOet and SINK On the light
ct May Ig-II. according 20 the HzTss
Age1cE- Tleye we're On bOzri z,E5e
soldiers and native EOrkEneB- o. E1on
1.5l2 we're saved aTai.zbIe Shipping
records give I1e SAINT Anna a. 4
French steamer 9259 tons gross She
Ezs built N France n 1916 and Eas
Owned by the Fa5-e LIE
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

GSS@d viii APPEARS TO Be a Ezlazhse
property in BEn-kOk- The BazgkaE
Daily Mail a neESpapeE pgssl5zsed II
Eu<fE<h and SSzrzese. and w1a5ra has
besrE EEsBeT American @zDesSAiR. h2s
bepn Segd - a SzHaeze nasssszzzm- TIE
pGref aze pE5ne wzs SI5G000- e which
SIIIJnf9 Was fog gza9tB VIII Tk5s pa
per k=< a cErUuEzHE@@ Il abOzr 999 z
shzv fg- she EEzfEsh esErsgm. and 2Jle
fs- IL SgaHn%ssp ssIFrES3
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
cnntrar.s Are Awarded

PhlIaGsIphsa--The Emergency Fleet
Corporation has anE0I-Ced the award
co.. .eo9 ID the SeE YO-E ShipbuiIdirg
Corporation. Camden Y J.. for tho ex-
tension Q: lis preSe-- facilities and
fC- ;he construction o. four big troop
ships Ten million dollars EiI -
used for building four g IGitiO1aI wayz.
each 10 be 1gS feet vide and 11g feet
long large sU0ugh 10 construct ves-
seIs with = length OF SIS feet
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Daft Law Defed.

Quebec.-TrOub!e growing out Of
sentiment against the military service
act Is reported in several Quebec
counties. The third bomb explosion
in three months occurred in LOt5iu-
iere county. at Saiate CE0iN \ few
sights ago : bomb vas EXPLODED near
the residence Of the mayor Of the
place Young meE in OiheT parishes
are reported 10 be Pa-adiug N def
Snce Of registration Disturbances
also are reported IN N.CaLet County
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Were Dispersed BY Armed Forces

LOndOn--Fresh cOnaicts broke cut
in Vienna. according 70 Al Exchange
Telegraph dispatch received hare
Crowds pzrzded through she streets
were intent upon reaching the German
Embassy to vent their fre against Ger
many. but they we're dispersed by rse
police. cavalry and foot soldiers PO-
lice and soldiers have killed fCzr Per
sons and wounded IL more n strike
riots, Count VI EzrOEyI has zn1OI7ce1
IN the Hungarian Parliament, accord
ing 10 a dispatca from CODenhzgsA
These riO1s apparently r=fer 10 HIM
gzEizn cities
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

Talk less and say more Is the ad-
vice given to a group Of girls. No one
expects girls conversation to be pro
found and philosophical but there il
10 doubt that more thinking before
speaking would make the words Of
many girls better worth hearing The
trouble l. not that girls lack InteIIi-
genee. but that they are rather lazy
aIOut using their brains
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
sEugg=5 BY Taxi Esrd5t-

Tc.et0. O-CeS-=e n 0.1rzau- q
years old % B=-u-rE-zz- Me- roe
bed OF $50 and beaten 6y Z tax5ca5
bandit. Is p-O515iy dying II . hospital
here \ farmer found EiI IneO-sc5Czs
at : roadside Ene-e n lad lain So
e-zI hours PearsaI SAYS ke vent tax
ica5 riding with Young EOuzn he
met IN Z cafe that she Invited : Zz-e
companion 10 ride with cLem and that
-he girl the chauffeur and the othe-
maH SiGgged and robbed lin
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
NzEe Prfe<s-- 4esS

Se<E HaVeE- C0zR-ProE Ernsss
Isaac Ws-bs-. Eho has been n Yale
q I Sssssel research fsZESExAfP Il she
graduate sekOOl. has been zrTeS-ef hy
FEDERAL OezssrS Tie eharEe Is that
bsSEE Al enemy 1I5ea- IN AussFi4z- ana
the kOSder Of fellowship. - had IN
limited Use Cf The university ERSor1-
tories ant therefore r Is aaRgsruzs
that he Should be AZ large II is sx.
Fsets6 that he Vii Ss izlsERs1- Prur
WsE@sr holds the Gsg.Ss Of D0Esor Of
PhSsOs0S&y frO2 aR Austrian uElvsE-
sSsy.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
cENcIFsVlATI MARkETS

FsG0r. HzF and Grain
FI0T-WEEeT latent SO SEQ Ills:
EEe sOZrr Northwestern hezfsd SIG
Gil
Hzy-No- 1 SEzo1hY $EgEIs- Va Z
$1sG1s- No e80Fer mEzs6 SI5GI7-
Ozr-NG- 1 white S9ZESIe- szzz3-
zM whE1s SSEE81ze- Va ; EnIrs Ts11
GSAe. N0- ? mixed T4ZE75e- Va
mixed ~ EGz41ze
CsE-NO- white SISg@LS5- Va
white {L7s61S8. Va 2 yellow SL1
Gle. N0- ; Ts1CW sISGLz9- Va Z
Exez SLSGL79- Ne , Mued SIN
GL45
BG&E, E@ szd Fs1fnT-
BzEEE-Wh9EE mzIE eTEzm@rT eExrzz
4Se- esEzzsd dzzUEF- eErrz< 4EG
E~-PrEe fists 33Ee- frzEz IL
Gr&MzEr frxzs z&e-
Live RG1E-Br91eKzs IL u and
over. EG5Hc- 11<< HI N. 5G ABc;;
fowls rs and 0EsE. BE- D1er Ia,
9fe- rEGsEgEz- 1Sc
LEse Sack
Cz1rBe-HszET SsEeEx SE4GE7. kuseh
- Steers. extra $156Ik. god - ehc5Hs
S12GIS- n1mMGz - far &AzB@I
hesEx- erzz $I561A5a. ga0d q
eAg6ce S11SGI4- oGIBsl 60 EzE 50
GIL eSEz- ezra S1I61z5f- G8G6 q
ehgscs s458E11- eGw0z - EE 81
O.: eaReEz ST6T5A s=seksEs s11
feezsrs SSG1z
CzEEs-Exna STGS@1G54- hE q
g0Oz S13GI IS5A e0z@nl and large s.
Ga
cs=-.s-z - arR SE=rx Em
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Afrplan. Inssrszsor Killed ir Fan

ST. L0Gis--Lsg1eE1zt James r
Wheeler. Of ST. LO=is. vas kTlIai xhen
the machine in which Ne vas hyinE
with John N Rafter. 4 cadet. tsu one
nile from Scott Fed Rafssr. whose
hOIe Is in ST Paul NInz-. escaped
with O1Iy slight injuries The ma
chine, a. a Insight Of $50 feet. wsas
into = tail SPia- wAeeRer i Eew DAYS
ag0 Was 4ppOsRtsd iES1FactO-. Before
that As had been al Camp Dsck. Dal-
las. Tex WhesRsrNs death Is he SAarS
at Seoet Field tAls year.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
safe For Soldiers and ssiIOu-

New YOrk-D5stEIe1 Attorney Swami
announced that raids upon = hOtsiE IN
which 4g8 men and women we're df-
rec1ed 10 appezT before him we're
part Of = cEUszde 20 make The city
safe for soldiers ana saEEOEx~ \ large
percentage Of those summoned VII 5e
subjected 10 physical eIzEEnzri0zs IL
der the provisions Of the sEs1Esd
Whit1ey Law. he said
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Jumes sm FesG.

Psris--SergsaEt KObzyash. Iapa-
Rezs aviator in the FreEeh service. has
beez killed in an aerial battle He
was SEht's against = number Of the
enemy wheE his machine UaS set On
IRE by an iHcenaiary ballet He jump
ed from his AiFplaRe at the Asigh. Of
about S.eae feet and fen behind the
Preach lines. Lieutenant 0eTaFenns
has hgOaght S0En his teRsh eEs2y
plane and has become an ace" Lsea-
esRzz1 MAIDEN has AEeagAs eOWR his
aharsvsoareA
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Searching for franklin.

Sir John Franklin the celebrated
Arctic explorer, started On his last
voyage Nay II, IS45- ThirTy-HiBe Ne
lief expeditions. public and private,
were sent out from Enztand and Amer.
Ica in Ten years To search for Sir John.
By one 0f theSe expeditions. sent by
Lady franklin Traces u the missing
ship were found and its fate decided
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
uu To Executives To Make Plea

Observation-Disclosures Ad-ainFstrs-
Ton reports sh0= that Z large proper
tioE cE railway en2,OEe5 within the
drE1- ages @l-1C8I dependents. have
5e=- g-zee6 = C-zss OEe- despite th-
sEzge=--1-s Of railway eEe@1EiEes tEzT
tE=-- Ze- EAczl5 L given dsEer-e.
cIzSzi--ar55- G. TIE g-CE-5 EEzr rhey
are eEGg=i 4 an essential Fndas=r--
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

Three LSse Lives Train Hftx A1s7.
SardRzkE. O-W- ? HGHzzd- sl
years old and his dzzEh1er- Mr.
Grant BzrTUWx =. we're EIIed O1t
right the EzrteT's husband GRIT Bar
E0Ez. a, SAs - bz6Iy injured that h
died a. ~ Was bEIEg carried E-0 n
hospital heEe, and Chssser FlEteSs-.
- Was hurS 80 that he Is h0Ts=Mg he-
tween LIE and dezrh Ehez An eUpCE
tr1Gp train, Wes~wz-E boWd over The
New York Ce1ErzE Railway ssruek
H0EzrFs zuro On 4 GzzgsrUus gEzSe
exuzzzzg n Slate CzG. ssTsa M1es eazr
e this city
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

Rsfnsxsen Persszs ExeesAe3 In BeAlz@
LGnAOm-The EzrIe Belgian Rgw<Ea-
Psr Azas Berge. WkSeA o0zzfzzes - he
EssasS IN spzte oE an the eErts e Ehe
German azEhGrfriss To sEuzrsss L.
gives an aecozzt 0f s0Ee rsesz- &Ero
ezEiss n ChasssruE NTneesen PsrsszS.
1eRzsllg W0zG2- EREcAzz1s- = Frsss1
aR4 railway O&eERzs were tKSee far sgE-
NJ IN the EGrs1s1t e Germ
tru0RS S5x e tAs2 we're esz3Ez7sG
% lsAah. hut thar relatives were n0G
taAa thR Ralss - tAR vsekSzs al
passs9 days q aga@axaag G1sRs1ss-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
crzra cf HEex It Inn Eat

Abe1leeE- MisS-Lieut- Leo u
Hines Of EL-enwOOd. Kan, and Lieut.
FrzHcS u Roberts Of WasEr10En.
" u ara dad and L5eat Robert G
LcoCs- EZEwOod Place. Ohio, may die
ss a result Of an @irpEsne collision at
AZ zEtIEEGe Of Lies feet near Payne
Field
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Mf~ HHeaeA-

The RzE7es Of Caesar. MahOgsee- Va
pOle0o and RET0a spring 90 mind ~
smOzS Ike almost inuHzeFzbEe list Of
fIE0<TYiO1s men Who have suffered
frDn epSIeFSF- Sszkespeare makes
CaSsiES tel his heargss that Caesar
hath the falling Sekresz
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Three Mezs serusants Arrsssea

wsshfngrOl-The arrest Of three
Mess SeygeanEs AZ ezEps Fear WASH
ingEO1- charged with e51spiTEzg with
tBO Washington food GszIe=s 20 d.
fraud The Government EsE lead 10 a
nationwide EnEEy BY The War De-
FzrrEent to learn Il this s0g- q tkEzg
Is Ei6espreSd-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Senate Au.se-5z=z Erses5oa Of Statue

Wz=zCgoz--Tle Se1zre By = vo.e
Ot q = i zt0pEed Hose resolution
Authorizing he e-ecci5z Z : pz5E-
Pa-z- L tEls e5TE. Ct = statue q szIEzs
B2Ehz--- SeEz-5=s oEFos51g The res
CIaTiDz TiE0-Ozsy ATTACKED Ehe orally
Of GLe former President
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
scmk Goes OFF PrenztureIr.

BzLtE10-e-TwO soldiers we're kill
ei ac1 i -aird Injured severely by Ihs
PTe-ztCTe explosion of a trench HOY
te- bob - tE= army proving grounds
1- AE@-Geel- Nd Secretary Baker and
5s7erzI 0E1zznes cGceFs EeTe stand
ing less than 5eb yzrds away
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
aeeds Trrneh kE,rsrIes

The capacity u exert viii power, %
make firm resolutions. to decide and
10 judge propositions accurately On
their merits calls fO- WeE-euIfiTared
and trained E1scEes- A fabby-mRsefed
man Is apt to- be 4 wezk-EiIIed one
DT. LOnarf HiFSehbeEZ
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
German Vessel is Sent To sc,tom.

Wasaiug;0n-The siIsiEg Of the
American steamer Sch-rz n collision
With the American steamer Florida OF
the North Carolina coast. Is announced
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

R1& FR1a121aE 2aG2ERE kA&Z@
1ggsEs Gss133szHF RersEBe FHzzSa6Sc IN
pfEznEEg - pLznr rHEngs1I snF. GSE
zz=Ea- haW % Ez9 mise n E1r3en2
Iauss<T EE<A- k5eiE-FFrxa wEn EEs
sEmse SeesA< and Rlt1zzs tAem. thaA Puz
bHE 4 AsEM- aDA-
Ismes-SAA ahaEm2
HE EIEA1 K5cE-Tbem Feu ssnrA 1.
90 zRe h1R- SlhEI raise E1--CnEa@mA
Mz=IzzDe
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
No Need 70 Be Too Hzssy.

Be EOt hzsTy 10 east OF every azper
SION that = cast On yOa- Let them
alone f0z . while and thea Ike mud
01 yagr clothes. they vii rub o. q
theuseSys-N1rTzE-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

aFenGa ASTc2T 61-SGA tnlzrIn7 Tzo-
Ch1cagl-Sec1n6 L5euEezamr BE-
Ez-d ? Hairless Vas &1aEeE0zs -
jared perhaps fatally. and First Liez-
tenant Ce2ESss Driver Was seKSolz1y
hart Ehsa a tre1SA EOrtzr expAoded
Al n ShsT5szn-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Thirty-Four lnEure4 in Texas wr-e

Waco Tex ThETy-fOUr soldiers
were injured. one probably fatally
Rear Se-5y- Tex Whel a St LOzts <
SOzthEesreTa railroad train Carrying
troops =-ztigaed At CzDp Macarthur.
vas Wrecz=d while passing over =
v.0gdsa kEssEe
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
o. Dear NoI

Va. 1Ez8de- deaE. Just beezRss q
deaf uufe talks Efrh hls hznsts l. II
reason Why b. <bOGId dE8Wn his sGg-
nVEs II Ehe EnS1 bSEL-PhiEz1efFhzs
RSexrF
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
Gerrzn q EITnfnztra-

Cazries-oa- u Va-The State
B0ar1 Of E5aezr51z. Z session hers-
Adopted a EesOEzr5Gz Dropping Ge-nEzn
E~ the West VrEi1fa schools
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

- - AS~@-~ ~ ~<A~A@@A@
AES1srGa2-Szxtes1 persons. n
ea19I1g S0Ze wO@en- have been CO..
Se2Aea % 6estA ~ ths GeERaRs faA
Aow11g their arrest IN East Fl1RAsEs.
BsSg1zD. @ a aszzREeso2 e hs2Rg gzREy
e esRsaaagA
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

4 E9ErnG Ever eausfl-1Bu -rEFE.n Egul4E
E8aG zaaEmiLkzEan- Tzas= u Fsuur Ers@ WHss
WEfEECH Indian FegzaRaAe FEZ4 ThEF AEs
E=aEEE ana surely A&F-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
FRECKLES


TAREzFs ~ BmEsr taR 4fiEa1rss na@H nd EssiEinE
RsazzHEsi Gf F7w EzsE1s. ~ O1anna-aaAsss
sZ-zzE-h-As pEazIa1Eask II n4zmse 1t4ze mmElE
sBgsE-
SHmuF 81 I'M mnrz n 91a1ne-amiE..
zE1E-es1m FINE draEEsEazz- EnE zagfW q EEz5s
n q afEEC AnE mraiiIE amt FIH 4ffBE1t Bam shz
thHE sAga IN. WaEsa &-sstls9 mER as-m u d.
EWuzzE- w1EE EnE IEsfnsr hEuR EzEzlitfIHd gB-
EEfE- = % zEiitHm r1ar z1EsH E1zB me BuIrR
1 nssdlsf sB @mulsrEzF Esssar 1hE SIN E1H EE1z
q HEzTrfes1E gisaE g1m9dEzam-
- auE4 aB AzE 18E M fiH8ae srnaEE-h G9a1lnz
q THIS = sniff mfsr suzzanE= Al BamEy nmEE
w d aEEA m nzmms f1eE&lzE-AHE-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
SERIOUS RIOTING IN
AUSTRIAN CAPITAL
CAVALRY RUSHED TO VIENNA,
WHERE MOB ENTERS SHOPS
AND STONES PALACE.
Cut in Bread Ration Stirs Up Popu-
Iaee-PeopIe Must Exist on Certain
Vegetables and Salads For Six
Weeks, Is Warning.
Hundred Thousand out.

LOndOn--AOre than IO0, 900 persona
have gone on strike in the Vulcan Ar
senal and the WarschaIOwski Air
plane WOTzs in Vienna, according to
? dispatch from Zurich TO the Ex-
change Telegraph The dispatch adds
that riots Lave taken place at FayOri-
ten, Marge-then, Ottakring and Brig
ittnnaE snErIrhs of Vienna
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

KATONIC promotes ap7eeEe sd
ais dsGeSno1- have Uzad = va
beneGcial neaulss7
Omce WoEkeB azs 0sheu Eho - D1eh srs
Dsnyu 60 oysDepsia. beiEhicG Dad brEzEh
bearbum. poor Appetite. b3caG. G1d EzpefE-
neut OF ge1eTai bealfa- Are yoG- yoEKsen O
s1neneH7 EATOSIC IN rsJeEs yOa int -
surely n & has benefted Jo1zs CAEM5ez and
thousands Of Oehen
Hereis the secrss KATOSIC drfrss O. -
Out OF the bodY-znd the EJo2s Goes VIA Iff
t b guarz1tEed % bring reef ryC1 zss yo1F
money bacL COST only ee1s OF EBo dSye0
use T. CSS . box TODAY fEDu yo1E draGKzM
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27
JUDGE DECIDES
STOMACH REMEDY
A GREAT SUCCESS
commsaaSssss q Msdsasiou and coae1-
iaaiSa Board TFies EATOfgc. de
WonAsrful Stomaeh Rems1E,
and Em1ornes Il,

J1dGe WEMMm Z. cAnB-
bexH. Who uses KATUNIC -
. reme1y Tor boa8 of aDp~
tise and t1diEesgkO1. y .
C0umiEEEo1eT of TIE o. q
Board Of Hetfatfon 81
Co1cifati0n- Is n uat1Fnl
t0E hin % gxgreNs hiEsef
h Usr1ed la1E1age. ye1
t6ese h 10 keztaGko8 n M
pKDDOu1GeDEEt NEEmrs1t19
the vai1e q EATONIG
WTfcs1< fr0z yEakzngEn1.
Do % the Est1ohe keR
edy Co Re s1YL
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

MaGE<sTzze-s9IrRr- O. Psa
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-29
W.S.S. RETURNS
COME IN SLOWLY
PoStmen Will Push Return of
Twenty Thousand Pledge
Cards Next Week

Returns of the results of National
War Savings Stamps Day yesterday
in Dauphin county are slow in COM
ing in and no figures have been tab
ulated. In Harrisburg along a total
of $4,000 worth of stamps are be-
lieved to have been sold. Pledges
received yesterday were large, but
the results have not been computed.
Cards mailed to 10000 homes in
Harrisburg are coming in slowly,
but it must be borne in mind the
cards have not been called for until
July 4, committeeman said this
morning. Postmen will greatly in
tensify their efforts next week, that
as high a percentage of the cards
may be returned as possible.
The drive throughout the county
yesterday was highly encouraging,
Chairman Frank G. Sites reports.
The large number of meetings in the
rural communities were highly bene-
fetal and big sales and larger
pledges were reported in practically
every community of the county.
The committee is highly confident
that both the city and county will
succeed in subscribing for its quota
of War Savings Stamps before the
year ends.
Postmaster Frank C. Sites is i'll
abed at his summer home at Over
view. His right eye has been both
ering him considerably of late.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-29
81 NAMES ON THE
CASUALTIES ROLL
FROM WAR FRONT
Killed in Action, "a in Marine
Ranks; Three Pennsyl-
vanians Give Lives

Washington. June 29.-There were
SO names on the Army and Marine
casualty lists to-day, the Army list
ing exceeding the Marine by but
two names. The Army casualties
were divided as follows: Killed in
action, 5; died of wounds, II; died
of accident and other causes, g. died
of disease. 2; wounded severely. a;
missing in action, I.
The marine casualty list contained
"a killed in action. Eight died of
wounds, were wounded severely
and / was missing in action. Three
Pennsylvanians were killed in ac-
tion:i Privates Charles Belk and
Walter S. Bigley, both of Pittsburgh,
and Frank ]. Bokosky. of Scranton.
InHthe Army list Private John
UreysEof Laurel, Pa, died from ac-
cidentS or other cause; Corporal
FranlsS Rusen, of Erie. Pa, was
woundsa severely and Corporal Le-
roy E. epngleton, West Philadelphia,
was rep0Ated missing in action.
Anoth6F marine list, made pub
lie later, announced as having died
of wounds received in action, Louis
j. Downward, Arnold, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-29
PHYSICIANS ARE
ANSWERING CALL
FOR WAR SERVICE
Harrisburg District Believed
Certain of Furnishing
Quota

There is little doubt that the Har-
risburg district will succeed in rails
ing its quota of physicians, DR.. |
Thomas S. Blair. president of the
Harrisburg Academy of Medicine,
said this morning. Harrisburg al
ready has sixteen physicians in uni
form according to figures quoted this
morning by DR.. Blair, but he says
many of these enlisted before the
present call came. so they cannot be
considered as helping to fill this
quota.
Eighteen physicians of the Har-
risburg district, including Harrisburg
and Dauphin county. since the call
for twenty-five men came, have al
ready entered the service or have
made applications for entrance and
/ will soon don the uniform of the
Medical Reserve Corps. The TWEEN
ty-fiVe physicians include twenty
that will go into the regular land
unit while five will be sent as a
naval unit. Harrisburg Red Cross
/ Chapter is In charge of the work of
securing volunteers for this naval
unit and already they have four
! names of medical men ready to en-
ter the service.
This figures were issued this
morning by DR.. Blair. following
! meeting of the Harrisburg Academy
of Medicine las tevening. Adjutant
General Beary and Lieutenant Char
les Scott Miller. secretary of the
Pennsylvania Council of National
Defense, were the principal speak
ers at this meeting. Both speakers
| emphasized the need for more medi-
| cal men in the military forces, both
land and naval, of the country.
1 In line with a movement inaugu-
| rated by the American Medical AS
sociation, plans were laid last even
ing for the formation of a volunteer
| Medical Service Corps. Included in
this corps will be all physicians of
| the district who have passed the age
| of SO, the limit for service in the
Medical Corps; women physicians,
'those who are disqualified because of
physical defects and all those who
are needed for institutional or COM
munity service. These men will
wear some distinguishing standard
emblem to show their membership.
| Movements, similar to that of the
Medical Associations, is being inau-
surated by other professional asso-
Citations, including national en-
gineering associations and others.