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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-09-27

Any. mixture containing only rye
and wheat, must have two pounds of
rye for each three pounds of wheat
the mixture contains, unier the pres
ent wheat flour regulations. Any mix
tore containing rye, wheat and sub
sttutes for wheat must have three
pounds of whea&-for each two pounds
Of rye the mixture contains, and at
least one pound of substitutes for
each four pounds of wheat for the
balance Of wheat the mixture contains.
Samuel Kuntz and Jerome Chs~illot
exhibited vegetables they had pur-
chased, at the Fort Wayne Liberty
Garden fair, thus violating the rules
and vitiating their prizes. C. Barry
Tolan, food administrator, permitted
them to pay S10e each to the war
benevolence fundssfas q penalty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-09-27

In Two months England will be
compelled to accept peace-Zimmer-
mann. in the Reichstag, January 31st,
1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

T%ai' . T2res rTfnG in Zane H.
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ltr,ed.n. Rector Van Burcn. AK.
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rare. J"hn X. ihpiGn Mo.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
CASUALTIES REPORTED
IN ARMY TOTAL 116,823
Marine Corps Losses 4,75S-NIore Than 1900 Names
sr Added to Published List Saturday, nclud-
ssssE ing 765 Killed in Action
IN slCIAflHE

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

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r,"nnisyy, William ii, rhiladsiphia. IA.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

Corrigan. John Henry: Pennington MINI
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Webster Thomas III; New York City.
Mn,nheil ipemIi II: Rrookvil!e Pa
in,S,s Rochcstcr burnett: New York City.
Mo,ris. Graydon H.: Cedar Till. Tenn.
eaten. William L.. Jr.: Gouverneur. y. Y.
Dav RAYMOND Il: AKRON Ohio.
Devine. Thomas j.. San Antonio. Texas.
Sherman Darwin W.: Glen Falls. y. y.
Sarpen,er. James j.: no address.
Gilbert. FRANK: Robertsvilie. $40.
ard Wendell. y. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
Wheeler. Conrad: Vienna, III.
D,Unu. S..es nhsll.ua .vn, 13ullochyille

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

Ssheulen., William H.: brooklyn N. Y.
va Shrader. William CASTER: narrisville. w.
ssSSn sS Arthur T.: Yves, Linn. Wash.
SoiStad. Lars j.; Minneapolis. Mimi
Smith. Albert; Newark. =. J..
Stevens. Virgil u: Louisville. Ky.
stuart George: .lnlia. W. Va.
TAYLOR. Charles :: Chicago. III.
lowers. Russ"l; Lebanon. M.
Iri rry. Earl: Sang Run Md.
M, $ST1 p ssarke ';;H sal'anc X
"e'enskc. Iohn; Cleveland. Ohio.
w I.rutrpnnts.
T Ta,Iiarn. n Harold u i, ~ ramo Tex
Stcarn Joscpl, IL; Los Angeles. Cal.
neil. Virgil r: Woodstock. ia
itaniord. John T.: Cedar Rapids Iowa.
= vaughan, George W. ". G; rrovidences.
ryS Wan. Ear! sI l.; !, A,nio". Iowa,
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ltyan,, Lewis: New York. KY n.y. ~ :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

d.; Caiicntc. New.
y: RrownsviIle. Pa.
% Washington Street,
New Brunswick. y. j.
!: Ocoec. Tenn.
East st. Louis. Mo.
:. !: Beatrice. Mob.
(: Riverside. Cal.
e.; New Britain. Conn.
John: Camden. n. j.
l.: Augusta. Mo.
T.: Compton. Va.
i: Florissunt. Mo.
Penn hcrvillo. Ohio.
w: Topeka. Hams.
< ingfsh. Okla.
ric: New York. ". 7.
u: Nh mpa. Idaho.
u. Sha ftcr. Cal.
lioDkins. MINI.
IN: Princeton. Ill.
:nlcy.: Alton. III.
.cXarkana. Tex.
=: Syracuse. Il. T.
Provo. Nv.
E.. ljessnay. Tex.
Jnnka. Okla.
r.; Bonnc Tcrre. Mo.
SaxonVille. Mass.
;: PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
bert L.: Meredith. ~. II.
/; Minneapolis. MINI.
u Tendon. Mich.
!onneilsville. Pa.
w. Little Ferry, N. J,
AVIS: Lea vcnworth. TanS.
Lloyd: Fort Smith. Ark,
bridgeport. Conn.
iaroid G.. :: Emaus, Pa.
Indianapolis. Ind.
!; ,Philadclphia. Pa,
Dillon. Mont.
an a: Camden, ". ].
~: Frccport. Tex,
T.: Grove. Tex.
,rt h.. Lincoln, Kans,
w: ~; Louis. Mo.
H.: Trenton, N, J,
g.: Concord. ". c.,
re-, New Haven, Conn.
MargRtn City, ~. T..
-: I.o.i!a Mo. :.
J Page Twenty-One.l =,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
CR0TTO annual.
FROLIC TUESDAY
Program Ready for MasOns' Outing
at Tower Park Tomorrow
pect Big Attendance.

Beginning at noon tomorrow, the
Watch Tower will TEEN with activ-
ity, when Amoo grotto will be host
to several thousand AIasons, their
families and friends at the summer
froliC, an annual event of the grot-
to. Activities will open shortly
after the noon hour with a base
ball game between Zal grotto and
AmOo grotto, followed by races and
various other events. Souvenirs of
the occasion have been provided by
the committee in charge
In the evening an eight-number
vaudeville bill by local talent will
be rendered in the pavilion. There
will be dancing in the inn, music
for which will be furnished by a
jazz band. The Mohassan grotto
band will also furnish the music
throughout the evening, following
the vaudeville numbers.
The committee in charge has
worked hard to make the outing to-
morrow the biggest event of the
season, and indications point to a,
record breaking attendance For
those bringing their basket lunches,
the committee will furnish iced tea
and coffee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
With Islanders
In the Service

Captain W. A Rosenfeld came
home from Washington for the
week end.
Sergeant George Schneider got
away from Camp Grant for Sunday
at home.
Lieutenant Frank HunJoon of the
United States navy, surprised his
father ]. G. Huntoon, 914 Twenti-
eth street, by heaving into port Sat
urday night. Lieutenant HuntOon
left port in France July IS, on
an American destroyer, and made a
record trip to the United States,
having after his arrival spent a few
days in an eastern city before COM
ing on to Rock Island. Lieutenant
HuntOOn has been in service in Eu-
Topean waters and on the contin-
ont for long time, but is now on a
short leave, after which he will
have shore duty in this country for
a few months, before returning to
Europe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
CONDUCT SERVICES
FOR FATHER GEYER
IN CHAMPAIGN, ILL.

Funeral services for the late Fa-
Their Ad0Iph GeyeT, whose death oc-
Cured in Champaign, Ill. Saturday
as stated in The Argus. Will be held
et 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in
Champaign and viii be conducted by
Bishop Edmund VI. Dunno of the
Peoria diocese
Father Geyer was rector of St
Mary's Catholic church of Rock Is
land for eight years. He left this
city for Champaign three years ago
and has been pastor there since
Father Peter kluck succeeded Fa-
Their Geyer as pastor OF the church
in this city During the time that
he was here, Father Geyer carried
On q splendid work and was loved
not only by mem bers of his parish,
but many in the tri-cities as we'll
Catholic churches of Rock Island
-evered his memory at services yes
teriav and during the week
requiem high mass will be said in
his honor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
NEGRO DRAFTED
RENOAERDRAWN
anIv u Conscripts of Glass of
1917 Available for Camp
Grant Entertainment.
WILL ASH INSTRUCTIONS
Saek Permission to Send Regis
trants OF l9IS-AnothCr Cali
Received.

Exemption board officials find
themselves in 3 position where il
: impossible TO fill the entire
opo,a Of negro conscripts to be
can't 20 Camp Grant. August /.
s-or class one men who registered
Jane >. 1871
All men available out of this
,fsss number 81. and instructions
III be requested OF Adjutant Gen
raj F :. Dickson OF Springfield
rsetner ar not to obtain the re-
raiueer of the men from 1918 reg
;-rrants. The call for August !,
i for Is conscripts-
The board has received a call TO
snfrair two white men to the Lew
: institute a. Chicago. August Is.
these men viii be trained as car
nerters. electricians and auto me-
Fbantcs. Men have already been
accepted To III this call.
The names Of p negro con-
scr.prs OF me class of June. 1917
and Who are available for the quo
IA 10 be sent 10 Camp Grant are
Harry Yorber, William H. high
ram. Thomas Tinsley, Rufus Bas-
sett Emanuel Golden, Elias Jones,
Ross Harrison. Henry Harrison.
George Kennedy, Charles Neal, Try
ing Moore. Pearl Moore. Titus Mot
Iev. Henry McMiller. George Viii
son. Robert Williams. ice c. Sut-
lies Ben Ship. Robert Dewey,
Ralph Samples. solomon Bird.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
DROP mPORTATIONS.

Manchester, England. Before the
war, England, like the United
States, preferred to buy certain
manufactured articles abroad
rather than to make them. Mag
netos and insulating materials were
purchased from America, Germany
and Austria Lenses for field
glasses were imported from Ger
many.
Now these articles are being
turned out in the munition factor
les of this district Field glass
lenses have been giving better sat
isfactiOn to the army and navy than
any of German manufacture.
Screw milling is another war de-
velCpment in England. Not one in
/ 900 was made before in any other
way than in dies by skilled labor.
Today almost the entire supply of
screws used in the country is made
by the milling process, the ma
chimes being operated by unskilled
wOrkmen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
MAXWELL EXPRESS
ARRIVES IN CITY

With motor purring like a con-
tented kitten and with scarce a
sign to show what terrible road
conditions had been encountered,
the Maxwell military eXpress-San
Francisco to New YOrk-a arrived in
Rock Island today and, after a
short stop at the Hansen Auto com
pany. Maxwell dealers, took up the
trail to Chicago.
Driven by Ray Mcnamara, road
engineer. the Maxwell military eX
press started from San Francisco
July II with load of United States
government supplies. bound from
Australia for the boys in France. 1t
had ben decided to attempt to run
the truck 100 miles a day-the
usual passenger car run, but this
schedule has been gained on stead
lily. so that on its arrival here, the
Maxwell was II days ahead of
schedule and going strong.
This is the first attempt of any
truck to make a speed run from the
Pacific to the Atlantic coasts with
government supplies. Mcnamara is
driving without relief and it is
thought that his record as well as
that of the Maxwell truck will stand
for years TO come, if the present
rate is kept up until New York is
reached.
The first days run was 275 miles
to Reno. New. Since that time des
erts and mountain ranges have been
crossed, the only delay being caus-
ed by good samaritan work" on
McNamara's part, he having helped
several big cars out of the sand
and mud All through the west the
Maxwell express has been acclaim
ed enthusiastically and motor ex-
perts have f1ocked to see it in every
city
A large delegation Of Chicago ex-
perts is scheduled to meet the
transcontinental flyer at Dixon and
escort it into the Windy city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
SEEKS SOLUTION
OF DECREASE IN
TRI-CITY TRAVEL

Travel on the street railway
system of the Tri-city Railway
company for the last month has
been far below normal for war
times In fact, it does not COM
pare fayOrably with the similar
period in 1916. When asked the
reason for this sudden falling Off
in traffic, two of the leading Of
ficials were at a loss TO explain
the cause. They report that the
receipts for the rush hours are still
up to the standard.
One official thought this change
might be due to the absence Of
many young men In military SER
vice and added to this statement
the fact that the crowds at the
pleasure parks this year. more
than ever, are composed of women
and children. The company's Of
ficials are seeking a solution for
the present situation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
ALEDO AT A GLANCE
Daily Doings in Mercer Countys Busy Capital

cago and from there will go to
Paris Island, South Carolina,
where he will join the marine
corps.
Everette L. Werts of Oquawka
was a visitor in AIedo Saturday
with his father, George Wcrts, Sr..
who has been very i'll the past two
weeks.
Frank Wan was a business caller
in Monmouth Saturday.
Miss Constance Bridgeford went
to Chicago Saturday for a few
days visit with friends.
Mrs. Henry earns was an Aledo
caller Friday.
Mrs. Charles Ashenhurst of VI
ella was in Aledo Saturday.
Miss lola ouIli1ger LETT Sunday
for st. Joseph, Mo, where she will
visit with relatives. She will al
so visit at Albany and Kansas City,
Mo, while gone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
EDGINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs Ira johnson are en-.
tertaining Mrs. Johnsons mother
and sister. Mrs. Sophia Bunum and
Miss. This has been the first time
Mrs. Mosher has been here for %
DR.. Mfler's sister and two daugh-
tiers. who have been visiting him,
have returned to their homes at OAR
lington. Ohio.
Mrs. Lucy Robson OF Yale, Iowa,
Mrs. Hannah Gaunt of Reynolds,
Mrs. Alice Patterson and Anna Bru-
baker spent Friday with their broth
er and cousin. II. +. Brubaker and
Mrs. Brubaker.
and is getting along fine after an
operation.
Mrs. Nancy Titterington and
daughter of Rock Island are coming
20 spend next week visiting with
their son and brother, T. G. litter
lngton. and family.
Robert McFaddyn had the misfor-
tune to sever an artery in his foot
with an ADJ he was using.
Several from here went to Daven-
port Sunday to attend the funeral of
Frank Walker, who was reared near
Edgington.
Mildred, Mrs. Addie Thompson of
Andalusia. and Mr.. and Mrs James
stevens of Chicago spent Tuesday
at Ira Johnson's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mclaughlin
and two daughters of Springfield,
Ill. are visiting with Mr. McLaugh-
Inns mother and family. They eX-
pect to return home Friday Miss
Miriam intends to stay two or three
weeks with her aunt Ella.
Mrs. Nellie Brubaker has been
quite i'll the last week with n bad
case of tonsilitis. Her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Mabel Brubaker, and baby
have been staying with her. She is
Fome better now.
Ray Patterson and family moved
to Taylor Ridge last week.
Concentrated fruit syrups,