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Sc FUGO UN DEMENTE

Tn iovcn dc veinte amos dc cda,!
que sc cura en- uno de los asilos pa
ra dementes. de la ciudsd, Sc fug0
aver del referido S~anatorio %ignorar-
dose Ia direction gu" tomaria.
La policia que tiene conocimiento
aSunto. sabc que las ropas que
:leva ell profugo cstan marcadas con
cl numcro Q.
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VIAJEROS

rrocedente de .Maryvillc, Tenn.
donde tienen su resiencia. llegaron
hace dias d esta ciudad ell senior &.
+. Perr6n y SUI eSposa. la sonora {.
Cara de Perron.
Los esposos Perr0n pasaran I'm
mes POGO mas 0 menos en- cSta ciu-
dad habiendose aloiado en- Ia casa
104 de Slocum Place.
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ACCIDENTE AUTOMOViLISTICO

La sonora CONDOS, o~pcrando aver
en- Ia manan ell autom6yil numerO
l63SlO en- la esquina de las GALES de
Van Ness V blackberry choco con ell
automovil que guiaba cl senior r.
Hatch, habiendo salido ambos tripu-
lantcs ilesos, pero los carros fueron
nor complete des~pedazadoS.
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FUE A.S.ALTADO ANOCHE IN
CHAUFFEUR POR UNGS
SOLDADOS.

Tn suceso parecido al de aqucI Jovci
chauffeur meyicano. Eliseo Ornelas
que hace POGO mas de seis meses fus
aScsinado Y robado por mos soidados
Ell uno de los caminos de la ciudad,
SucediG anochc, cerca de las diez con
IN chauffeur americana llamado \. G,
Allen.
Allen es chauffeur de Ia Quick Ser
vice Auto Livery, una compania orga,
nizada para el aluuiler de autom0vi-
les. V anoche, cerca dc la bora indica-
da. tres soldadoS ocuparon el caro-
que Ell %manejaba, que es I'm Jeffrey
Six. marcado con ell nuImero 1888 del
Estado de Texas V le ordenaron que
los c~ondujera hacia el canine de Sc
gum.
Allen acepto gustoso con Ia esperan-
"a de hacer un buen wage dc ganan-
cias e~xcelentes, y una vez que los SOL
dados ocuparon el caro- emprenGIo la
Marcia con la direction m~ehcionada.
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UN CICiISTA MORIBUNDO

En- Ia cSQuina dc las GALES del Co
mcrcio Y de S. Flores. aver al medic
dia. ~atropello Homer DiaZ, con un au,
tomovjl que operaba. q un c~iclista Que
fuc conducido moribundo I'll hospital.
DiaZ fuc arrestado Y conducido 4
la prlSion por los policias que acu-
dicron 4 inquirir del suceso.
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AUTOMOBILES ROBADOS

FL senior T. 4. Harvis sc quej0 a
las oficinas de policia dc que su au-
tomoril marca Buick. Modclo D. "A
V marcado con el nimero 1888 del
Estado de Texas, lie fue robado dc las
afucras del cdificio Mason.
FL ~Subtcniente Ostron So queJo
tambien de que aver lie robaron un
auto marca Studebaker.
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IN TRUCK ARANpONADO

INC dc los ~vecinoS que residen por
Ia Gale River do cuenta aver a las
autoTiGades correspondientcS de que
on un solar Waldo que Sc e~ncuentra
en- Ia esquina de la Gale citada y Ia
de Delgado. ha estado abandonado
desde hace varies diaS IN truck de
marca Ford.
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ENTREGARA LA MULA \ 81
DUENO

FL senior Zaragoza de Leon ha par
ticipado d las oficinas de policia que
siene en- SUI poder n mula marcada
,on una II en- cl anca izquierda, Ia
cual enoontro extrariada cerca de su
Residential. situada en- el sos de la
Avenida Gladstone Y entregara a la
persona que acredite ser su propie-
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MITIN DEL DE
NCJERES

FL Comitc de Mujeres de la Ciudad
cniebr6 aver un latin en- sus oficf-
mas. situaGas en- 81 edificio Chandle-.
trat&ndo asurtos dc importancia para
"a aGrupac!on.
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Ma-ra-sa: = Ave Maria. Que has tsta-
10 hacjcado sue T. HIS pueSto tan 7oHiza
Est.S dcScoroCiSa.
OoloC>: He cS;ado fernando C-S.o-L Y
re aumeutsGo = Ib-;S IN peso deSte n ~
TINA vcz que nos viunos. II dcolcr7> nacc:
~ mjsTno.
Tcdo 10 ave listed rrcesi,a hscc- para ~
n1cTtag on oarucs e, omar ANA F~asnl'ta dc
Mo-. cuat-o wees al GIa. y 7eEg~" una
vc@ pvr scmaEG Para Vic note S"nrcn;" l'
peso.
Cen;enares de personals 6c!cadas han al
mc7tsGu ~ g,~, -um4aJu U-N-o-L. ~ ne
Iov reccRrcnfacIua c. qus indcs Jus Iic '
han ussdo 20 recom;eHdsn a ios demaS-
U-N-O-L cr-iuuccs L SaEGre. t0rtaier" ~
nerves : ron" lrs n-csnus de IA Digestion
en- tan husn cS;sdc Que To- ihncntp> - asst
milan con iaciiiaG : - converter ~ ca5nes
paIuisbieS. en- 80 Ue ~cr @e-siCJ@noS Gel IS
ycmS SIN rirgrr5r. Six -'~Giiaco- >oC i~r7S'
nsnfeS. J-N-O-J - q rsned:o ms ciIca2
que 50 IA dcsyutpertc nara adGu:rIr "ar'tS.
C-N-E-L - yr-cr bESo gnranJla 0i" acorn
ra6a a cads f~aSc". - lc d"Nutye-a 81 d.
nero 81 mo-. isJs &c ia- hucucE r"SuttS-
doc. PrcciC. 500 GRO aUcrceTu G! tTSscc
qus Contsue traSsmi.nto para "occ dras.
Dc vpnta en- las boticae-
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INF0RMACION LOCAL

iGados americanos para aus vayan 4
.iIeyico. Al scNoT Arturo F.. Bates.
para IL 4 ID capital Y al senior Ismaei
Garcia para il a Cuatro Cienegas,
Coan.
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nero ll9 de Ia calie dc S. Laredo.
FL sepclio sc VERTIGO Ia misma tar
dc de aver. despues de naber sido lie
vsdo 81 cuerpo de la extinta a Ia
Cathedral dc San Fernando para las
ceremonies religiosas correspondent
ties.
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PERMES0S PARA FiNCAR

C-, p. K,sGcr. IN va-sS" On '$;o Ha'r,,
Nj Ch-- \. Bib. un och" g una cabali"-
~i,a cr us Sarr1 Rosa. Miss Mar PF1-urr.
On hams ~ EOS SAINT Rosa. F"dcric" Cutie
r,cl uo cuarto On Silt Cchrs. Manuel Quin-
zero. 7asd:r :alcr,s ~ @I1@ Naitas. C-u
Dan Ne--. rcrarer ri-o y gsloria eli los!
r-~feS-
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La persona que haya encontradn
III paraguas ell domingo, en- el Tea
tro NacionaL sirvase ~volverlo a 51j
Sur San Saba.
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n

Aver en- la .nanara dei6 de eXist'r
la scnorita Angelina Montenayor en-
su ~resideaeia, situada en- Ia casa ND
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PA.SAPORTES PARA MENICO

La Secretaria de la Corte Federal
concedio aver pasaporte a dos ciuda-
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Tho dc Gambia dc Ia Moneda MexIcana
~ LNCIuNES

In mn" ,iri scnor ' dc Ia scu"ra de Nar'
cs',r" Sa..~. IN Tii ki'lrr.
Ncrc.3c= iic.ra. cu 81 San Marcos.
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CASESE

CASESE
Catalu-n de ,lsrnas sneNicanss y ntrsr ns-
cionalid.dc, cxtc:isa liSta dc hcrmoScS
nUmhrcs.
S,anGc UH DOLLAR y lr rnviarcTpoS a
vvcits de forrco. nucEtru complete Cata-
lor, Matrimonial. ron descriptions COM
plr;aS &c m,chas jovencs y algiraS viu-
dss. que buscan "a TN marido bucno y hon
RADIO. Pucde ustcd c.icrihir Il ~uaiguicra
Dc clIas y contrasr un fcliz matrimonio en-
muy brcvc tempo. NcSotroi. por nuCstr#
pa-tr. surrusi ucrT'oras rccomendahirS. rues-
iro necocro csta baSado sobrc Ia honradcz
: iegitimidad: asi Is uur no deic Que Ia
!, bcuucna csntidad de- UN DOLLAR Sirva
Sc estorbn on una probable rELlCIDAD
) MATRIMONIAL. EScriba hoy rismo 4:
COSHOPOLITAN CORRESPON-
!, DENCE CLUB
p. o. Boz 45S EeTicc. Cal
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rs asaltado.

~
Pero no llevaban caminadaS cinco
millas cuando repentinamentc los SOL
dadoS. aprcvcchandose de Ia sOledad
del canine, Sc arroiaron Sobre ell
chauffeur Y lc dieron de pistolctaZOs
en- Ia cabeZa hasta que, eTsangrcnta-
do V sin scntido, Allen no pudo dcfcn-
dersc. Los soldados crcyeron a. chauf-
four mucrto Y 10 arroiaron en- mitad
del canine.
Afortunadamcutc Alien. pasado al
gun tempo. puGo volver del desmayo
V cntonces Il pie ~cmprcndio cl rcgrcso
Il Ia riudad. poniendo n conocimiento
| de las autoridadcS 10 nue le acababa &c
acCntcccr.
Las oficinas de policia, donde Allen
So p~rcscntU. comunicarOm Immediate
| mGntc 81 hccho en- ronocimicnto del De
aartamcnto de SilrriffS del Condado,
los QUO Sc pusicrOr en- mcvimIcut" pa
RI dar a~Icancc a los fugitiVoS. q]uicneS,
| Seeuu pudo informar Allen. debcu ha-
her seguidu q canine de Scguin.
Hay c~Speran2as dc atrapar on hrcvc
p los as~altantps del chauffeur. pucs va
So han puesto ell .iuego todos los me
dies para Que no logren csqu'tar IA
| accinn dc Ii iuSticla.
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FERROCARRILER0S
MEXICAN0S.

1 Empcccnrvs Embellishments : ms
j truirrc4. s,r cearrar mas CSC dancso
q ;Mh%hNN, ric tant"S males y rui-
I mas i;ns la cau-a.ir = toios los meXi-
i rauos On General. 'Todos los ferrcca-
I rrilrrcr. prrErpSiSta. y Vertas~ros
l amsntr, ,Ic IA Pstria. hsn dcnostrado
/ rrardcs drsccs dc "iucar<c ~sahiancrtc
i IN ri artc del terT"carril : han nam
: Gadn prr'ir Embellishments los PRIME
70, ihr~ Y CaIcas TnstrUetivas. que
son unidadcs dc III futr:a "BThhutcca
del Fcrrc,s rrikro Ncxi-"ro-"
- han nuhiicadn VA "a Loopmoto-
ra Mallet Compound Articul,da-" pre-
cp $i.45: Ell Compressor dc Arc
Communal he 81, ~pu'csdas. prccio.
Sl.y5: CaIcas lnstrbctivas que repre-
scrtnn los Gpc8 dc kcnmotcras "AtIan-
tico." Americans" "Mikado' Y Con
solidada - mli,ien 1896 ~pUlEadas. in
~dispensabics 4 tndLp cmpkado del do
n7rtamrnto mccdnico- prccio. Sl-25 pcr
la coeccier &c cmatrn. Todo sc mar
da librc dc porte al reciho dc su valor
en- cir" postal u orden Do express.
R-rort. este %anunciu ahors mi-mo.
rjn-alo en- IN .iohrr con III nornhre V
d;rrcrion. m;IadeIo a G. ". Acrvc1c.
+. 0. Box -. Indio. Cal, u. s. A., =
q vueita do corren rccibirt. Gollcios. cir
c~ulares. mGestra. d. crnhados = ctras
infurmaciopcs util-s.
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IA : = ! a.

DiARiO POPULAR ISDEPsNOIENTE
FRECiOS De SCSCGIFCIQS
En io= E,:a3os Uaidoe. MaTieo. Cxnads
CEca. Puerto Rico, PIEGcS. ; las
isIss IihpiRu:
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uBLIS II c D . Z Y z I D 4 7
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States. CansdS M:x;co. Caba. Purr'
70 Rico. PanazS. and Ge Phlipms
LsiRa@f:
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ResSiro Civil
M,TRNoNroS

Antonio A--rdorIo ? N1srira Santo~.
Alf-cdn McCraw y SeSsri0s C"n2alc-.
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Privates
CROSS. WILLIAM Mex, Havre, Mont.
HEINZ. EDWARD L.. Louisville. Ky.
TuRNGREN. GUST A., Chicago.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
HOWARD H., Kewanee. Ill.
Corporals
AMOS. DANIEL. Nevada, Mo.
GREENING, WILLIAM j.. Peru. Ill.
Privates
CHAFEY, GEORGE. Hebron, Neb.
DEELEY. MARTIN A., North Tarrytown'
FAULKNER, LYLE H., Newport. Ky.
JONES. HAROLD r., Utica, N. Y.
KIRK. CLIFFORD, Vandalia. Ill.
HAUGHER, ROBERT L.. Chase. Ala.
SECHKUS. JOHN. Cleveland. o.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
MURRAY JOSEPH D.. Concord, Mass.
Lieutenants
NICHOLS, JOHN H.. New orleans. La.
BROOKS, CHARLES w, Wheaton. Ill.
JUDD, RALPH c., De Kalb. Ill.
Quartermaster Sergeant
KINDEILY. JOHN s.. Buenos Aires. S. A.
Sergeants
DELANEY. WILLIAM J.. spokane, Wash.
PALMER. LEROY E.. Utica, N. Y
RHODES. WILLIE. Ashby. Ala.
sEARCEY. WILLIAM A.. Pendleton, Ore.
sEIBERT. WILLIAM r.. Chicago.
TREFssERR TRtPPNER AAEERRBERT g. 0fS; New Brighton.
woIAvER, WILLIAM w. Alberta. Can.
Corporals
KELLY. WILLIAM A., Oklahoma City
KING. LOUIS A.. Plainheld. Wis.
SKLAR. REUBEN. Detroit. Mich.
YOUNG, vEARN w. Golfax. Wash.
Privates
ADAN1CK. ALBERT. Glen Carbon, Ill.
BARNETT. EARL X. Indianola. Ill.
CASE. HAROLD. Coldwater. Mich.
CURRIE. ROSSE B., Talladega. Ala.
EGGERT, ERWIN H. Milwaukee. wis.
GORDON. CHARLES A. Springfield. Ill.
QUINN JOHN L.. Cordele. Ga.
KING. ARTHUR j.. no address given.
OLSON. MELVIN O.. Hatton. N. d.
REYNOLDS. ROBERT j.. Harrisburg. Ill
RIGG. HARVE, Potlach, Idaho.
RILEY. GEORGE H. Roxbury. Mass.
SCHNARR. GEORGE y. H.. Newark. n.
sEEwERKER. JOSEPH r.. Connellsville
sEIRERT. GEORGE. New Orleans. la.
SHERIDAN. VINCENT A, Richmond Hill
N. Y
SINGER. SAMUEL A.. Chicago.
SKORBA. LINTON c.. Minneapolis. MINI.
SMITH, CLYDE j.. Knoxville. Tenn.
SMITH. EDWARD s.. Millersburg, Mo.
STICKNEY, GUY c., Bothell. Wash.
sTRINGFELLow, JOSEPH c.. Robin
TIPPs, GEORGE t. Henderson. Tex.
UTZ. LEE N. Burlington, Ky.
VANSICKT.E. RAYMOND b.. Savannah. Ga
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B0R NEEDS IT'S
NONESSENTIALS
arlington List of Indus
tries May Be Basis
for Raids
WAR WORK DELAYED
Community Boards Being Or
kapized Throughout Country
to Aid in Work
WAR WORK DELAYED
Washington, Aug. %.

.ft washington, Aus. 30.
Z v There Is shortage in war work OF
1000, 900 unskilled laborers and the re
serve of skilled workers Is exhausted
These facts were developed here
At conference of field agents of the
Federal service employment. Further
X curtailment of nonessential produc
ton is planned to release men for war
work.
Following are the industries when
tAe District of Columbia community
labor board, the first to make an an
,nouncement, has listed as nonessen-
tial.
Automobile industry accessories,
drivers of passenger automoples,
cleaning, repairing and delivery OF
same, sightseeing cars, autotrucks.
other than those hauling fuel or uolns
{ Government work. teamlng. otner
than delivery of products LOT war
work.
Barber Shops Hit
Bath and barber shop attendants;
bowling, billiard and poolrooms; DOT
tiers and bottle supplies.
Candy manufacturers, cigars ana
tobacco. cleaners and dyers, clothing,
confectioners and delicatessen es'ap'
lishments.
!, builders and contractors not en-
gagged in erection of structures for war
work: dancing academies, mercantile
stores. florists, fruitsands, junk deal
ers. livery and sales stables.
Pawnbrokers, peanut vendors, shoel
shining shops. window cleaners, softt
drink establishments and soda foun-
tain supplies.
Community boards are being organ
lied throughout the country by the
q Department of Labor, and they are 10
york in close cooperation with local
draft boards.
The labor shortage is so serious that
ooynpletion of a number of important
var projects for the army and navy
4 is being delayed. it was stated at the
eonference. The field agents decided
that the only way in which the needed
mborers could be secured was TO take
them from nonessential industry.
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2O4 NAMES in DOUBLE
CASUALTY LIST TODAY
War Department Reports l32 for Army and 72 fo
Marines-Thirty in All Killed in Action, %
Dead of Wounds

McCANDLEsS. WILLIAM r., Muncie. Ind.
sHILLADY. STEPHEN. Everett, Mass.
ALDO. FALoNTY. Detroit. Mich.
Privates
DEWITT. FRED w. South Spencer. Mass.
FISHER. HENRY, s.. Hastings. Neb.
GANGEMI, ANTONIO. Rumford. Me.
GENovA. SAM oswego. N. Y.
LANPHoAR JERRY NJ. Dickenson, N. ID.
SULLIVAN. GEORGE A., Carthage. o.
WtLL1o. HARVEY. Caline city. Ind.
BLANCHETTo. LEO r.. Northampton
BoDETTE. RALPH F.. Bristol, Conn.
DlNHOFER. SAM, New York city.
EDGETT, HERBERT. Augusta. Mich.
JOHNSON. GUY E. East Peru, Me.
KURTZ. OSCAR o.. Rossville. Ind.
O sFrTcA. JOHN, Chicago.
PLATKIN. EDWARD A.. Brooklyn.
SCOTT, ELBERT. Eureka. Ala.
SMITH. ADAM E, Kendalia, Tex.
WIENER. JACOB, 1911 West Market street.
Pottsviile, Pa.
w1LcHER. ERNEST E. Durant; Okla.
WYATT. CLARK w, Richardsville. W. Va.
YOUNG. OBTE. Charleston. w. Va
ZONDzIAN. JOSEPH. West Paterson. n. J.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
SerEeants
MAYER. HAROLD F.. Bartlett. III.
FAY, JOHN F.. Albany. n. Y.
Corporals
BROWN. FRED w. Columbus. o.
rrivates
DITSCA, JOSEPH Tulsa. Okla.
KING. ALEXANDER j., Albany. N Y.
LOHMKUHL.. BERNARD H.. Covington. Ky.
McQUIsTON. JOHN. 1888 South Twenty
fourth street. Philadelphia. Pa.
NOLAN. GEORGE. Scranton, Pa.
PASTUI.A. STANLEY j.. shenandoah. Pa.
PATIENCE. WILLIAM E., Imogene. Ia.
MISSING IN ACTION
Lieutenants
CHESTON, GALLOWAY G.. Annapolis, Md.
HUNT JASON s.. Woodsvile. n. II.
McELXAIN,, ChIEEoRD A.. ..,A Al6any shrIa Mo- O
MONTAGUE. PAUL N. Wtnston-salem.
SANDS. GEORGE b.. Richmond. Va.
VANN. GROVER c., Montgomery. Ala.
wHITEN ARTHUR L.. Worthwhile. N. D.
Privates
AMADoR. CHARLIE. Goliad, Tex.
, BASILE. TOSEY, New Castle, Pa.
BAXLEY. CHARLIE r.. ozan: Ark.
| BOOKER, JULIUS, Sturgis. Mich.
| CASSIDA, NEIL, Portland. Fla
| DOCORDOVA, STERLING G.. Tishomingo
| Okla.
FLAHERTY JOHN J.. waltham, Mass.
| GALLAGHER. FRANK A. Waltham Mass
GUMBERT. JOHN L.. Drnvosburg. Pa.
| HAYDON, JOSEPH. Seattle. Wash.
HLAVIN. FRANK, Chicago.
| kNIPO RAYMOND H., Worcester, Mass
LIVINGSTONE. GUY. Boston. Mass.
LOVULLO, JOSEPH. Sorradfalzo. italy
McGURK, JAMES b., Muddy Creek Forks
York County. Pa.
MADDOX, MARTIN E.. Lakeland; Ss. TX, Ky
MARCHART, GEORGE. Cadott, Wis.
| MATULOVICZ. PETER P. j.. Worcester
MOORE. SCOTT B.. Woodland. Tex.
| MURPHY, JAMES H., Woburn, Mass
| O'BURN. CHARLES. New York city.
PRATT Ell MER. Mount Pleasant. Tex.
RADICAN CLAEDO r., Cumby. Tex.
Robinson. ARTHUR j., Waltham. Mass
ROSOR. EDWIN. Milwaukee. Wis.
RUBIN, HARRY. Brooklyn.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED o.
WOUNDS, NOV REPORTED WOUNDED
IN ACTION
FARRELL. LOUIS. Fort Smelling. MINI.
The marine list is divided as follows
| Killed in action three died of wounds four
died Of disease. one: wounded severely. ten
wounded. degree undetermined. forty-nine
| missing in action, 'h"e.
KILLED IN ACTION
Captain
wASS. LESTER S.. Gloucester, Mass.
| Privates
EI.GEHEIsER. WILLIAM. Brooklyn. n. Y
KIsHLER. EDWIN p. Chicago.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Lieutenant
TIGAN. WALTER J.. Rochelle Ill.
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KILLED IN ACTION
..u ,,.se ersSan.s t.,l ~ u
WEsCoTT. We c OFT Ell ELISHA W., South Penobscot.
Ne.
FkTnERs hiMEK 'Ua Tt6Mts srp'''Ps E MsticE Mass
Cor,or.,s
,roS,pD MICHAEL, /. Staten island. N.
v
WtTIrcoNr,' MYRoN L., Hampden, Me.
Mechanic
NcoUnIAS. CURTIS f.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
''"' '-'H' - n.,.,,. '' '''S S"' "
.s .u'es .,
DEPERRO, AMOS. Sykesville, Pa.
H1hLS0N, LYMAN: Roxbury. Mass.
= yoHNS1N, :, SsI,EEi ,,p sSE NJ, oseo' ~
hArANhE, =. Ma rREL; Sna"ano; WIS
KITG; FEERbHiSk @ @ r. ,s hutiand' VI,
hnE,N, 'nSnS ,nSrnI o., , Lew.s.oh'
N H,,nEEr9pn Mt,ptH X WAFER 100 s,,,,, o.,,ro
..rao, Wndi: Pa ''~ ''"'' o'""''
MAXWELL. GEORGE T.. Newton Center
=, MASS; ,osr,u ,,. ~
,,ln," MiLhE" q; n0sEfh, Jersey thy. ~ D.
STONE ;,F;T ETHAN MA a. Snyder Okla Okla o
n1 STTTO. FRAsMo, Boston. Mass,
FOWLER, IRA, Nevada, o.
MCN NE NAbiH HN irNo-N' MlIhisa'
PRICE. KENNETH ECKMAN, Burlington
y. }: =.
SULLIVAN CHARLES j.. worcester Mass
DIED OF WOUNDS
Corporal
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lALh"l'N>' A'>Df'i'" ''' 'o''e'' H.
Wagner
coSANT John LOYAL r. F n No. 9
CoIa,vat.r Mich
rrivates
CROSS CHARLES OSCAR. Faribault. MINI
4ERMAN; bsInN, HEThS EOS In 70; nrooklyn, ~ CIV
IHh' r'N' t-rO->D f>'' Sois''i '''
LEVIN. SAMUEL J., New York city.
-, 1r, ;SST>y Sc r,.ni, ,;,o,
MoRToRFF. Earl. NJ. Ashley. Ind.
r,E ,- IN; Joti.r l>r ISt,>t .-s I'll
p0opPOT NfiER. REINHARD F.. Gerald, Nc
RoJJR LYMAN Amber Pa
RITCHTI ALFRED. Monroe, wis.
san a., MpEf9ON' WALL EN- - ''la""ee''"'
sCHIr1GEN. ERNEST. Lodi wis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
German Press No,U Admits
Truth about u. S. Forces

Amsterdam, Aug. 23.-At last
the German press has given up
struggling against the truth. In
a short notice in virtually all the
papers, apparently officially in
spired; the reluctant admission is
made that Secretary Bakers
figures on the American forces in
France are about correct. One
or two newspapers add the lame
explanation that their former
figures were based on the position
prior to May and that the really
big shipments of men from
America began since then.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
4pAPERS BARRED FROM MAIL
Postal Privileges Refused for AL
legged Seditious Utterances

Washington, Aug. 23-(By l. n. So
For alleged seditious utterances, four
newspapers have been barred from the
mails, under the espionage act, the Post
Office Department announced today
They are
The Milwaukee Leader. published by
the Social Democrat Publishing Com
pany; the Novy Mir of New York, pub
lished by the Russian Socialist Publish
Ing Company; The Atbalss. published by
the Lettish Publishing Company, and the
Cronaca Sovversivs, of Lynn. Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
GERMAN EMPRESS IS ILL
Kaiser Leaves Main Headquarters
ss to Be at Her Bedside
s,H By the Associated Press

Amserdam. Aug. 23.-Empress Au-
eusta Victoria, of Germany. is i'll at
Castle Wilhelmshohe. Hesse-Cassel, the
Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin says, owing to
overstrain from her war relief work.
PHYSICIANS in attendance promise her
full recovery within few weeks.
Emperor William. who has been al
most uninterruptedly in the field since
the spring offensive. has left main head
quarters for Wilhemshohe especially as
stl1e Empress's sons are prevented by
their service obligations from attending
ct their mothers bedside"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
NINE PASSENGERS IN AIR TRIP
interior of France to Interior OF
England in Half Hour
By fhe sAssociated n

n london, Aug. 23.-A large British air.
tlane, carrying its crew and nine pas
hangers, has made the trip from France
b England. 1t is announced here. The
Whole journey Sfrom an airdrome in the
interior of France to one in the interior
of England occupied little more than
HALF hour.
I. The test was made under routine con-
ditfons with an ordinary service airplane
u the largest type. The passengers car
tied the normal amount of baggage as
when travelling by train or boat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
! NAVAJO BLANKETS DOOMED
War Industries Board Asks Manu-
facture Be Stopped
1 Rx the Associated Press

Washington. Aug. 23.-To conserve
tool for military needs, all woolen mills
tsf the country were requested today by
6he war Industries board TO stop manu-
4Iankets. Indians themselves, whose
1mall production is made upon hand
boms are not affected.
I Another request of the board is that
ne mills divert a portion of their STOCK
10 the production of clothing materia
Hpr loggers engaged in work for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation and for
he aircraft production.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23

street. Pottsville, Ia.
MURRAY. WILLIAM So Duke street.
vANcHgRE. NscTnyi =. CHARLES. & Avel,a, Pa.
WATKINS. SAMUEL A., sa1 Neshannock
avenue. New Castle, Pa.
MISSING IN ACTION
Corporals
FOREsTI. CARL, es55 Apple avenue, East
Liberty, Pa.
Privates
EBERHARDT. FRED A., Monesson. Pa.
HARE, HARRY W., Indiana, Pa.
McCAFFREY. FRANK H.. Ga Front street
Milton. Pa.
RYAN. PAUL R.. 90 Cocoro street. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
v1ccHIo, SALVATORE s.. Baltimore; Md.
WETZEL, ROBERT H., ID South Brook
street, Allentown, Pa.
EGO. JOSEPH ANTHONY. 1O1 Dewey
street, Newark, N. J.
sCHILLING, AUGUST f., 227 Thirty-eighth
street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
sPIsAK. FRANK, Passaic, N. J.
Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 23.-The follow
ing American names appear in today $
casualty list:
KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenant D. U. Wright, Oklahoma
City, Okla. n. J. Noel, address given
as Claire, Wis; II. E. Bulmer, Lake
Bay, Wash; J. J. Gray, Santa Ana,
Cal: Il. L. Mason, Phoenix, Ariz. r. +.
Francis, Chicago; w. +. Skinner, De-
troit; w. Pries'ley, Spokane, Wash.
w. ]. Bruce, GiGllespe, Ill. I; C. Brink
ley, Des Moines, Ia.
DIED OF WOUNDS
w. r. Bryce. Pinconning, Mich. c.
f Stout, Roundup Mont.
WOUNDED
H. w Brown, Red Lodge, Mont.
w. A. Chase, address given as Beau
dette, MINI.
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Hospital Attendants Censured

Wilmington, Del, Aug. 2s.---Havins
returned verdict OF accidental deathl
In the case of Charles III. Smith, OF bSS1s
auto crash Saturday last at Mt. Pleas
ant, the jury censured the attendants at
the Delaware Hospital for not reporting
the case to the local police. The Corr
oner was instructed to consult with the
Attorney General