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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

Salem's official flower, the gladiolus
may be seen in all its beauty in the
show windows of c. B. Clancy on Lib
erty street. The several varieties were
grown mostly by Chas. " Galloway and
DR.. J. H. Fairchild. AT the next state
fair cup will be offered for the fin
est showing cf the gladiolus grown in
a Salem garden.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

The police are after a lot of boys
living on the fair grounds road
near Summer and Highland streets who
have been throwing stones and gravel
at passing automobiles Last evening
after dark, several boys were engag-
ed in throwing stones and parties were
hit and the Windshield of Dodge au-
tomobile broken. As there has been
many complaints especially about the
boys in that neighborhood the police
intend to break up this stone throwing
habit, even if it is necessary to send
some of the youngsters to the reform
school
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

Another patriotic organization has
been formed to be known as "The Am
erican Commission for Devastated
Frances of which Miss Cornelia Mar
vim state librarian, has been appointed
sehairman of the educational commit
tee. Although there is no local organ
ization, many people in Salem have
been contributing garments. The Wom-
ans Relief Corps has been piecing
quilts to be forwarded to France and
the Ladies of Isabella have been MAX
ing and forwarding children's gar
ments. The shipment from the north
west will be forwarded September 10,
from Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05
Ernest Feller son Of James Feller

was arrested this morning at Bend,
charged with larceny by bailee 1t
seems he had some trouble with his
wife and had started for California in
an automobile with his small son. There
was mortgage on the auto and the
warrant was sworn out mainly to Keep
the boy in Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

Saturday afternoon two marriage H.
censes were issued: James W. Anderson
21, truck driver of Portland and
Ruth Kress, 27, of Salem. Also to Oliv-
er NJ. Shields, 10 laborer of Portland
and Winnie Z. Allen, 10, of Silverton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

We sell for cash.. Commencing July
1st we will conduct our business on a
strictly cash basis. Patton's Book
Store. IT,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

"The best" is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 100. IT,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

DR.. Mendelsohn, the eye specialist
will return Sept. list. t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

Dr. Schenk's offices will be closed
from Aug. Bird to Sept. s, 1918. 9-3
Irrigation. Even. numbers. Mon,
We'd, Fri, and Sun. Odd numbers, Tues.
Thurs, Sat. and Sun. Even numbers
are on the south and east side of
street. Odd numbers are on north and
west side Of street. tt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

H. A. Johnson, fire insurance agency
does q general fire insurance business.
both mutual and old line companies. l
and 2 Bush bank bldg. Phone BAT.
9.9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

There is nothing much doing in the
way of civil service examinations.
About the only one in sight is that for
railway mail clerk August 10,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

"The funeral beautiful. Webb
Clough Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

DR.. Davis-Bean will answer calls out
of office hours on the farm Phone 5SF
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

< TONIGHT 4:
( Aug. 5.-Private 0'Rourke at :
< armory, Cd Battalion benefit.
< Aug. 1910" Pershing's cru
!. saders' at Liberty Theater.
< Aug. Annual Meeting of
< Wisconsin Society.
Aug. 15-Membership meeting
( of Salem Commercial club.
< Aug. 17.-Annual Meeting of
( Iowa Society.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

DR.. O. A. Olsen, dentist just return
ed from the east, where he has taken
special work in 0rthodontia. 2l2 Ma
sonic bldg 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-05

A Ford belonging to R. ]. Hendricks
yas stolen last evening from his home.
As the convict who escaped yesterday
was a Ford expert it is thought that he
helped himself to the ear. As there was
but little gasoline in the tank it is
thought he could not get very far with
the car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
LIBERTY LOAN MATCH.
Phiiadelphia Electric Athletic Association
TO Conduct Shoot.


The Philadelphia Electric Athletic
Association Gun Cuo Will hold Lib
erty Bond shoot on Saturday, OCTOBER
%. on their grounds at kelly's Lane on
the West Chester pike. This club if
situated in the SUBURBS of West PhIadel-
phia and can be reached Dv the interurban
line connecting with the elevated at
Sixty-ninth street
The program calls for 80 targets, Is
wards rise and the shooters divided into
five classes, A. b, G, ID and +, entrance
81 so Shooting starts promptly at IL
O'Clock noon and entri'S close At 4 p. m.
The high gun in each class will shoot
off for the $50 Lbetry Bord at 25 addit-
ional targets added target handicap,
and the winner will be awarded the bond
The other four contestants will each be
awarded q war saving stamp. All amateur
shooters viii also shoot for FIVE sterling
silver trophies, one to each class. The
winners of the bond and saving stamps
arc not eligible 10 win these trophies
The Philadelphia Electric Athletic
Association Gun Club has made ex-
tensivc preparations for a big shoot
which will bc their first one for tbs
season New trap houses have been
constructed and cinder walks put in.
Ammunition will be sold at the club
aud lunch can be had at the clubhouse
A j. MacDowell will have charge
of the traps and will be field manager
His assistants will be T.. r. Calvin, Ted
Baker. William f. Robinson and Newt
Rouig
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
CIRRUS SELLS FOR
STAGGERING PRICE
Sam Hildreth Buys Son Of Trac-
ery-Morningside for
SIS, 900.

New York, Oct 24.-Cirrus changed
hands at the Empire City track vcster-
day and for tho somewhat Staggering price
of So, 900 Sam Hiadrcth bought the son
of Traoerv- -Morningside from Fl. p. Whit-
ney. and such shrrwd horsemen a S Tom
Healey, Tom Welsh and other cxprcsse
the opinion that the price was none too
b1R.
w. s Vosburgh, the official handicap
per. rates Cirrus only SIX pounds below
War Pennant, which has come alone
fast in the last four or FIVE weeks that
he now ranks well up with Billy Kelly
Eternal and Dunbovne, the two-year-
stars OF the year.
The racing Yesterday WAS full of action
and Motor Cop provided The outstand-
ing feature This son Of Uncle, winner oi
the classic Withers al Belmont Park last
spring once again establish d the fact
that he is one of the best sprinters of ths
wear He picked up l2o pounds
Yesterday, conceded from Il TO "a pound:
70 his opponents. made practically al
the winning and found out game hnisi
To beat Ultima Thule head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
STARS TO SHOOT IN
RED CROSS EVENT
Five of Country's Best Marksmen
to Meet Here on No
vcmbcr 9.

The Red Cross trapshooting event
which is scheduled for Saturday, Novem-
ber 9, at the Wilmington Trapshooting
Association grounds, is attracting nation
wide attention because Of the fact that
it will bring together in special contest
five of Amerida's premier shots. The
Red Cross shoot is open to all and I'M
questionably large attendance Of the
best shots in the east will result.
A special attraction will re a
IOO-target race between w. NJ. Foord,
champion of Delaware, and former win
ner Of the New York Athletic Clubs
amateur championship Of America; G.
II. Newcomb, champion of Pennsylvania
and former national amateur champion
of America; F. S. Tomlin, champion of
New Jersey and runner-up this year for
the national amateur championship OF
America; X. l.. SPOTS, former winner of
the New York Athletic Clubs amateur
championship OF America, and K. ID;
Morgan, champion of Maryland and
District of Columbia, and former cham
pion Of Alaska.
In the Red Cross event tho added
bird-to-shoot-at-handicap" system will
be used, operating ss follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
WILL DOUGLAS STORE: 701 Market 81. 9a) WInEnnfon -

Not a dosc of whiskev u8~ prescribed
during the entire epidemic, according q
LirutenInt-C COl0nel W Coles Davis rn.,-
mandant of the Camp Div Lasc hospital
Iieutfnant-C Colonel Harry B Pcerg tp
surgeon also declared today hat ma8ei +
army surgeons have entirely describe.
Whiskey and other alcoholic sti nu'ant-
the treatment of gratient- Tho $40 -
phislcv, especially in inautn. ~c- Ee
said 4 likely 10 provo ~ harrfI he
use of q poison
Colonel Kcera said that when tHc fa-r
hospital was established ~ Camp Dle
fifteen quarts 81 whiSkey vas included u
he original shipment of medical -Ir-
plies No more has bern received e4
he original fifteen quarts ere ntacf
he store room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
P. NJ. {. DEFEATS
WARSH|P TEAM
Minnesota Football Warriors Vic
tim of Chester Mill
tary College.

Chester, Oct. "a T he IT, S. s Mime
sofa football warriors defeated last
Saturday by Penn, fell before the Peri syl
vanin Military College eleven yesterday
by the scores Of IL 10 g.
With it's full string of Varsity men in
the field, p NJ C. played in vastly differ
ent form than that shown Saturday
agninst League Island Training Camp.
The big Gray" team ran off two touch
downs in the first half and, after missing
goal from the field by inches in the last
quarter, had the ball close to another
score when time was called The sailors
scored in the third period with two FINELY
executed forward passes following the
recovery Of tumble
=. NJ G. scored in the first quarter on
straight football. carrying the ball two
thirds the length of the field without in
tcrrliption. The second score in the
second quarter came on combination
of forward passes and short end runs.
Sweeney's work stood out stwng In
the third quarter he returned a kickoff
20 yards to Navy's 40-yard line Cap
tsin-elect Fried and Noskamp featured
also.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
% AMERICANS DEAD
IN CANADA CASUALTIES
Br Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Ottawa, Ont. Oct "a. The follow
ing names Of Americans are included il
todays casualty list:
Killed in Action j Mcdonald, Rox-
bury. Mass; +. r. Givens, Rlairstown
n. j.; w Dubois, Franklin, n H; j
Morgan, Bellevue, Pa; j. \
FlLo,t, North Adams. Mass: r.
Thereault, Rumford Falls, Me
". G. Colclough, Swampscot:, Mass
A. A. Mulligan, Poston, Mass; W Moss
New Redford, Mass; 7 r Nolan, Gran.
ford, \. J.; D Muir, kearney, y j.
G. Snithson, Scranton, Pa; J Sinclair
Providence k. l.: II, 2. Morrison, Cam
bridge. Mass L. +. Grant, Port
land, Maine; 6. H. Graham, Somerville
Mass; \. Lee, Houlton, Maine; =. @
Lcason, Philadelphia
Died:-R. OLeary, Raltirnore: j. T
Milton, Central Falls. r
Missing g 4 German, Wissin-
oming, Pa
Died Of Wounds :. T. Murphy
Roston> " 4 Knight, Hoston-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
NO WHISKY AT DIX.
Not q Single Dose Administered
for Influenza at Hospital There;
General Scott Denies
Report.

amp DIX. \ J.. Oct "a The liquor
interests wall that while the saloons
have been closed up on account of the
influenza epidemic trainloads of whisker
have been sent 10 the military camps for
treatment Of influenza patients among
the soldiers IS now categorically and Off
cinlly branded as untrue
Maior-Genersl Scott, commander of the
camp has issued an emnhatic denial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Given Farewell Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee J Martin, 2305
Washington street, gave farewell party
to their son, Ralph, on Sunday evening
before his departure Monday for Fort
du Pont He received many useful gifts,
one being & wrist watch.
After enjoying many selections on the
piano by Miss l.. Hag es and Mr.. VIM.
Donohue and solos by Mrs Helen Pote
and Clinton G Martin. the guests were
invited to the dining room for repast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
May Call Basketball Player.

Scranton. Pa, Oct. 24-The district
appeal board Of this city has handed
down a decision placing Jimmy Kane
well-known basketball and baseball player
in Class A, ] in the draft. Kane d now
employed at a shipyard in Bristol. The
superintendent of that plant filed a
claim for exemption for him, but the
district board has overruled it, As a re-
suit Kane will soon be certified for serv-
ice. He is unmarried
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
CoNNABLE CUP CONTEST
Match for SO Targets In Two Event.
BY Wilmington TYapehooters.

The attraction at the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association on Saturday
will be contest for the Contanl lc Cup.
This race will be at 80 targets in two
events Of 25 targets each, added tar
get handicap.
Two captains will be selected from
among the shooters present and they
viii choose up sides and shoot team
race for wnr saving stamp prize. The
high score on the winning team with
handicap will receive the war saving
stamp. Ties, II any, will be shot of Of
Is targets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24

The entire proceeds OF TINS shoot VIII
go to the Red Cross. The trophy con-
tested for is a handsome medal presented
to the local club by the American Red
Cross and suitably inscribed on the OBJ
verse side. American Red Cross pr,ze
medal awarded in recognition of and TO
the cause of humanity-uorld war.
The reverse is inscribed with the three
words. Generosity. patriotism, su-
premacv, and a space is left for engrav-
ing the winners name.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
No One Hurt In Collision.

A trolley car was slightly damaged
esterday while in collision at Fourth
and Shipley streets with an automobile
owned by Max Bowdin Of East Front
street. No one was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Keystone Has First Practice.

The Keystone Field Club held its
first basketball practice at Eden Park
last night Barclays Colts and Cinco's
Pets played practice game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24


KILLED IN ACTION.
LIEUrENANTs.
Edgar Stuart +. Newark, n. j.
Coleman, Elmus Mesa, Colo.
SERGEANT.
Pereli, John A. New Orleans.
CoRPoRALs.
Cunningham, Henry II. Hazel, Ky.
Richner, Herbert William. 1winsburg
Ohio.
Sauer William A. Kansas City.
Schmolze. Carl ID. Philadelphia.
PnIvArEs.
Berry. Ernest r. Linden, Tex
Colbert, Rudolph. Neoga, III.
Dollar, Walter. Paragould, Ark.
klykunas, Stephen. Worcester, Mass
Nasevich, Joseph A. Manchester, n. ii.
Oak John j Lyons. Iowa.
Paul Benny. Italy.
Peck. Ruben Leroy Bellefourche, s OAK
Polaio, Guiseppi Italy.
Poole, Sam c. Downing, Mo.
RameS. Matson o. Olivet, :. Oak
Roskowski. John Chicago.
Sollom. Gustav A. Holt, Minn.
Willis, Everett. Fayette County " Va,
Zemki, Stat Russia.
Berg. William T. Duluth
Bugler, Thomas r. Peabody, Miss.
Carlson, Charles Edgewater, \ J
Connolly. Harry J. Port Chester, \. Y
Crosby. William G. Cleveland, Miss
Davidowitz, Joseph New York.
Frezzoll. Rocco. Buffalo.
Halvcrson. John Calmas, Iowa
Mantas. Satrics Elwood City, Pa.
Marco. John Italy
Miller David Dillmm. Clare, Mich
Phillips. Herman T. Carrollton II.
Ralph Earl Guide Rock. Neor.
Spyrczak, Adam. Detroit
DIED or WOUNDS.
SERGEANT
Iiclds. Henry Jacksonville. Fla
CORPORAL
Aionals.p. William r Canton. Mass
PKINaTF>
Boncger. John Gcnoa. Wis
cast. Oscar L. Brooklyn. Md.
Collins. Joe Il shirley Ark
Hccic,u. Omar Carl Indiana Hari1or.
krona Gldrich. Omaha.
Marco, John T. Staten Island. \ J.
Morgan. David G. Lawrence, Mass.
Sarpa, Charlie Italy
sutton, Clarence | Windsor, ILL.,
Colson. Jess l.. Pauls Valley Okla.
Giannotti. Dominic Italy
Housenan, Howard T. LyDdonville. \.
y
Weaver Frank II Henry, H.
Johnson, Edmund 4 Fresno Cal
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES.
CORPORAL.
Pinet. Arthur G. Linn. Mo.
DIED or DISEASE.
LIEUTENANT
Redner. Joseph H San Francisco
CORPORAL.
Banks. Harry H. Forest, Miss.
PRIvATEs,
Burns. John T. Wakefield Mass.
Eagleton, George r. Spencer, Mas.
Gabrielle, John. Sacramento. Cal
Gerland William NJ Danville, Tex.
Giertz, fslmer 4 H Chebanse, I'll
Graeff, James R. Lancaster, Pa
johnson. Sherwood L. Anderson, Pa
Leger Hector Salem. Mass.
Savrc. Albert d Akron Ohio
Twomblv. Henry {. Pasadena Cal
Walker. Roy ;. Ovid, Mich.
WllcoN. Frederic Marlin Framingham
Wick. Frank Miller Lowell Ark
Winfield. Oliver Poleta, Cal
Ankrum. samuel Forest City Ark
Blake. William G. Galveston. Tex
Rrooks Jeffrey Portsmouth, Va
Chamberlain Carl b. Phladelphla
Cosgrove. James 7 Pittsburg
/ Figarrotto, Tom Cincinnati.
Price. Howard Terre Haute. Ind
WiuUate Tessp IIDcolDtnn &
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
rgyts DR. LAw vcIr

Crimin2i 'uacr Efrd rr, lifjiicn fr-
constitutional Or -.a, 'lo-rd.
ta-Ilr fra tH tes
-,tc-alie pros I5#.e 'crIa,
,.colarol nwon-i5taer.# .ieri''
opinion GaHft rmius tf-
9eal- orr udce a5- -t.t4 Etc 81
tarucr Gcr.r ra#e. fa4t 1a0rn-u ~.
rehcarirE a8a ~ Eied u-pfruti i
II p t.rrraii $50 states H@t ar
s~Hr ua nar.aft- a el 0teEieaflr
igaor- n'd tHo motion lar roifearng
disposed of aE ne errt ~ rmnat
lDprtl-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24

ret something Ir r asstsef adver-
rreart '-erE vrr ng Ad-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL.
Sh nnon. James A. Chevy Chase, Md

Sn nnnn- JAMES 2. tFcNN I naSe. 4Nlu-
CoRPoRALS.
Butler. John J Superior, Wis
Schroeder, Aim Bellevue, Iowa
Nichscr. Emil Monticello. Wis
Woods Lee Belfast \
Iimdar~ William Ncst Dcpcrc, WIS.
MECHANIC
DAILY. Bernard Sault Ste Marie. Mich
PRIxATEs
Beach. Hobart G New Albany. Ind.
Brennon. James Blackvile. :. G
Clougherty. Joseph New York
Coffe Francis " Arlington. Mas
Collins. John d Germ. Ala
Fowler. Reuben san Diego, Cal
Hill, William T. Oswego, \ Y
johnson. George 4. Kenvanee, III
kintze Otto T. Reedley, Cal
kruse, Theodore II Reedsburg Wis.
Newton. Wilson Leighton, ky
Pace. Cumbee Saluda, \. C
Patton, Jayhew Naoni, k3
Rhodes. Okev Pasco, W. Va
Smith, Bertel West Haven, Conn
Terman. Sam NJ Chicago
Wells, Kenneth ). Orfordville, Wis.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES.
LIEUTENANT.
Andrews, David J. Dayton, Ohio.
Abbott. James j +. HerrIn, Ill
PRIvATEs
Bandino. Precopio Calebria, Italy.
Yackee, Earl L. Stryker, Ohio.
DIED OF DISEASE
CAPTAIN.
Simmons, Ronald Providence K. /.
SERGEANT.
Taylor. Harold L. Arlington. Mass.
CORPORAL.
Davis. Henry. Hemburg Miss
PRIVATE~.
Alder. Anderson L. Tyrcll. n &
Biba. Emil Chicago.
Caststecl. Charles r Buford. Ark
Dodd Doctor D Whitmill Va
Donber Frank " OdclI. III.
Falkner Niliam II Butler County. Pa.
Farrar Virgil T CLYDE. Tcx
Fonfara Frank BROOKLYN
Henry. William l. Colquitt Ga
Holt Henry Bo,lgh Tenn
Hunter Nuell Pleasant Hill La
Jonas. Lemucl " Columbia. Mo
kidder. Charlc- labeth. ". "a.
Litton, Patrick .Janiel P0tosi. No.
NcCourt. Frank T. Paterson, \. J.
Poe. Raymond Corder. Mo
Prescott. Stuart H. Cleveland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Orders sale Of Real Estate

Judge Rice. in the Orphans Court
today granted an order for the sale
of real estate Of James f. Long. John
p Long and Ellen J.. Long miners.
Lost something? Try a classified adver-
tlsemen1 IN Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24

4 KILLED IN ACTION.
CAPTAIN.
Tricrson, Meade, ir, Nashville. :,
LIEUTENANTs.
Cundlach. Henry W. New York.
O'Donnell, Paul j. 1907 Market street,
Wilmington. Del.
SERGEANT.
Chapman, Wilbur r. Mesa, Arlz.
CoRPoRALs.
Beabcr. Glen T. Kalkaska, Mich.
Eastman, Richard ID. Lawrence, Mich.
Ellis. Ross RAYMOND Allouez, Mich,
Fisher. John l.. Lancaster, Tenn.
FIegclman. Max. New York.
Cietzen. William Ferdinand. Warren,
Hendricks, Cecil NJ Duke, Okla
Pitterle, Frank L. Watertown, Wis.
Tidwell William ID Titus, Ala.
Wolf, Jacob H. St Louis.
Bradley, John H. Barnes, \. \.
PRIV ATEs.
Alley. Ross H. Leesville, Tex.
Anderson. William + Canton, Ohio.
Books. Rcinhart W. Nassllon, Ohio
Bradbury. Henry ID. keene, \. H.
Brice, Michael J. Cleveland.
Buker. Max ]. Pierre, : Oak
Burkland. Fred Art hur. Barrunctt. Wis
Clark, Rudd William Mcssota. Mich
erast. Louis NJ Emgrant Mont
Davis. Henry Mani>tIunc, Mich
DemcI, Adolph II Paul
Fauncc, Charlie Plainwcll Mich
Fo>s. Stanley O. Badcntown. la
Grimes. George san Francisco
Gurdncr. Curtis G. Johnson City. Tenn
Hart Frank hicago
Hawkins. Clarence lluntIngburg. Ind.
Johnson, Arthur Leonard Bowland
Conn.
Jones, Henry II Brownsville, Tex
Naufman, Alex Milwaukee
kcip. Harry L. Trcmcnt, Pa.
Keller. Samuel " Ir Hurley. : OAK
NcC aIlon Charles ID, Purdy. Mo
Mccullough, Mcdonald G Portland.
Ore
Mole. Cecil Corunna. Mich
Aiurrin William l. Greenville, Pa
Osos. Clement J Michigan City. Ind,
Ramm, Fred DE Nalois Virgil, H.
raymond, Carl Cadmus, Mich.
Reisz. Edward V. Jr New York. \. Y
~liwinSki, Leo J. Detroit
Souter. James G. South Bend, Wash
Tenney, Levi :, jr. New York
WAY, Travis : Huntington Park, Cal
Williamson. John p. II. Marble Falls,
Tex
Woodward, Richard P West Chester,
Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Thomas, Frank Gustave. Bakersfield,
329 AMERICAN SOLDIERS
ON LIST FOR LAST NIGHT

Washington, Oct 24.--The following
casualties were reported last night by
the commanding general>of the American
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
700 HEROES OF ARMY
NAMED IN TWOL|STS
81 Killed in Action, 20 Deaths
From Various Causes, 457
Wounded, 81 Missing,
Four Prisoners.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Oct. 21.-The following
casualties were reported today by the
commanding general of the American
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-27
WAR PROHIBITION
SOON Be PASSED
DATE OF GOING INTO EFFECT
PROBABLY BE MOVED UP
TO JULY I, 1919.

Washington. Aug. 26.-President VIII.
son. senate prohibition Leaders declared
today, Is not opposed to legislation
pending in the senate proposing ma
tional prohibition during the war, but
has suggested that the proposede time
for its becoming effective-January
next-be extended negotiations to that
end, it was said, seemed To assure an
agreement for passage of the bill and
also for some extension of time to liQ-
uor interests.
said TO believe. should be given many
interests involved in the liquor business
to close up their affairs, including
bankyaholding bonded warehouse certif
icates- July l. 19ls..1was the new date
suggested.
That time also should be afforded
for revenue adjustment was said to have
been suggested by the President. The
new date. it was said, would NOT inter
fere Twith!the government revenue col
lections on liquor for the fiscal year.
and thus avoid redrafting the war rev.
enue-b bill which Is based on estimated
returns of about $900.000.000 from in
toxicants.
Confidence that an agreement be-
measure would be reached and pave
the way for passage of the bill late. this
week. with comparatively brief and
perfunctory opposition was expressed
by prohibition champions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-27
8VER RHESED]

after all to those who had lost it for
Gott und Vaterland? There was
not a particle of cheer during
that entire afternoon"
The natural thing which would
have occurred to any person of av-
erage intelligence and imagination
would have been to tell those sol
diers of the beautiful and wonder
ful things left in the world for them
to enjoy. Music is still theirs, the
sound OF loved voices, the fragrance
Of all Christmas trees. The touch
of loving hands is theirs, the taste
of wholesome food--when Germany
can get it.
If the Germans display this APP
palling lack OF sympathy, OF under
standing of human needs, in re-
spect to their own, what can be ex-
pected of them in relation to their
enemies? They simply have not in
them those mental and spiritual
qualities which would entitle them
to qualify as human beings and to
be judged on the same level as those
who.oppose them.