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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-01
LOCAL. BOARD los

@5l West Eighteenth Street
Leave for Camp April 3
Jackson. Peter. go Jefferson Place. Hoboken
Richl. julius J. PAT West Dist st.
Mcdonnell William. 1855 Tenth Av.
Marmion, 405 West 22d ST
Cullen. John r., 34l West 18th St.
Mele. Eugene, 49, West 22d St.
phelan, John j., 1876 West oath st.
HARRINGTON. Daniel A.. 27l West l4lst St
Lngel. Henry, 2l3 Tenth Av
Sullivan. John A., 4Gl West 18th st.
,IucHtite;; Baylus, 2lo West 18th st.
RoSrs M Rahsr 2 81 W Wt l9th st.
Zografo. lila. 463 West 22d ST.
ns .d, oharIes a.. 6lo West l35th St.
W Nsay n'c Tsnido 1876 Vet o 18th st.
Arroyo, Pasquale r.. S4s West 18Th St
Silva. Rafael 262 West 2lst St.
Oslo. Lawrence, $40 East 18th st.
Sterzinger, Joseph, 1862 Ninth Az
kaplan. Jacob, "a East It'll ST.
Campbell. Raymond. 45i West 22d st.
Maher. Charles. 2l9 West 22d St.
La VigHe, Harry. 800 West 18th st.
Coniglio. 4l3 West gath St.
ii.anorte Frank p. 233 West 10th St.
Ryan. james Gillespie Blaine. 80 West 21st
Campbell. Harrison, $40 West 1921 ST.
Muller. Herman H., 500 West 2lst ST.
Sozberg. Victor Samson 232 Ninth Av.
LOCAL BOARD 121
III Vert Siriy-Grst Street
Leave for Camp April q
bannon. Edward A., 4ls West seth St.
Kennedy, Joseph. 117 West SD st.
Carroll John. I3i West SD St
Cosenzo, Tony S1 Eleventh Az.
sduadrilla, Joseph, II West End Nv.
OBricn, Osmun. 81 York St, Jersey City.
Maarxrneycr. Walter ", sSz Tenth Az.
Eastenbac., Conrad, IA West SID st.
caIano Niccolo, - Tenth Az.
hosso, Angieo. ga West G1th So.
K"ar. John. 200 West Goth St
n.feenan. Pa,fck. ~ Wcst 18th ST.
Farren. Patrick f.. 235 West GBth st.
Lufhurrow, Albert j.. i48 Wcst Gath st.
Handel. Alfred. bi3 West 57th St.
steckler. August. igi West g3d ST.
Daniels. Denisoo. 30 West End Nv
uafowitz. Samuel ~ Amsterdam Az.
Coazom. James. ga West Cad St.
Hnnnisan, John, 1850 Ninth Az,
Conner. Howard r., ~ Amsterdam Az.
HcEwan. James, 80 West glst st.
Aehlison. ketar. 4gS West 57th 1t.
Duffy, JoiS8, tg7 West 60th st.
kagent. William D.. 10 Amsterdam Az.
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LOCAL BOARD 50
Public School ia, 125 Attorney Street, Man
Leave for Camp April 3
Collins, Patrick j.. g MONTGOMERY St.
Sidwertz, Morris. II Ridge St.
Monhet, Moses, 81 Willett St
Eisenstein. Harry, liz Clinton St.
kapn. Solomon. a Sheriff St.
fishman, Samuel Max; III Broome St.
Simone Salvatore, 3S Pitt st
Kat. Moe. 81 South I'd St. Brooklyn
Spoter, lsadore. 81 Columbia ST.
kuppersnith,. William, ~ Broome St.
(irotsky David, SO Sheriff st
Fishman, Nathan, 4,} Powell St, Brooklyn.
Jaffe, Samuel. 1857 hoe Av.. Bronx
lishlowitz Samuel, e. Sheriff st.
, Rc.ner, Abe 800 Stanton St.
Harsh, Sol, 1i6 Clinton ST.
Citron. Samuel, 50 Attorney St
Folstein, Isaac l.. 14S East 9TH st.
Earbzir. Charles. So Az. G.
Faik. Benjamin, 80 Sheriff st.
Warshawsky, Louis. s20 Grand St.
kosofsky. I'll Attorney ST.
holander. Julius, 25l Stanton St.
Brand. Max ST Columbia ST.
Grecnhaun. Louis. g., Attorney st.
I-ehre.oh, Murray. - Sheriff St.
Betman. Moe, IS Washington Av., Newark
n. j.
Whitman, Abe Sc wic.t st.
Hecht, Irving, IL Clinton ST.
Kankowitz, Louis, 10 Rivington ST.
LIGHT. Max, 1876 Delaney St
Feldher, Sam, 2l6 Rivington ST.
Rrieof', Sam. ZIG Rivington St.
Brielof, Henry. A90 East 172d st.
| Sudran, LYMAN, 252. Thomas ST., Chicago.
Fisher, Jacob, 20 Wllett St.
Manashowitz, Louis, Nippon Station, Box S.,
Seattle Wash.
Halpern, Philip. 252 Delaney st.
Reiner, David, 60 Pitt St.
Shapiro. Mas % Sheriff ST.
Reiser, Benjamin. 229 Rivington St.
Calfalo. 326 Delaney st.
! Goldstein, Isaac, 20 Willett st.
Schejntal, Samuel PA Rivington 81.
Marion, Sol, 20 Ridge st.
Abramson, Abraham, 53 Broome ST.
! Schosscr, Abraham. IA Attorney st.
kupctz Sam Lyman, 80 Columbia st.
| Schaifer, Isdore. ST Ridge St.
Dfpfpr Charec 10 Dpancav
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LOCAL BOARD 81
335 kosciusko Street
Leave for Camp April I
Bernbaum. David. 925 Myrtle Av.
Names, Joseph. II Floyd ST.
Goldenberg, Max, 927 DeKalb Av.
kosc nfeld. Harry, 1913 Myrtle Az.
Streiner, Charles, 1876 Hart St.
Gordon, Abe, 500 Willoughby Az.
Porella. Edward. l2S Pulaski st.
Shapiro, Hedman. 1856 Vernon Av.
paines, Benjamin. 86S Myrtle Av.
HeHefman, CaIites T., II Orient Av.
Mitchell. Benjamin, 2G2 kosciusko st.
Golof, Sol, 266 Hart St.
Levy. Max. 70 Hart st.
Aucrbach, Charles. 80 Ellery St.
Miles. John a., 3l9 Hart st.
l.ubow. Samuel, 222 Pulaski st,
Davis, Morris. 10 Pulaski ST.
Crowley. George. 294 Pulaski st.
Miller. Louis, 1903 Vernon Av.
Halpin, Frank A.. 795 Lafayette Av,
Schoenwald, Irving, 25l Hart st.
Morgan. Stephen o.. 29A Pulaski St.
kommel. Albert, 704 Wiloughby Av,
Cohn. Waldemar. 1856 Pulaski st,
Chorost. Daniel. l76 Floyd st.
Oswald. John H.. 400 Kosciusko St.
Kaiser, Edward. 1913 Lafayette Av.
Wcisblum. Louis, $50 Sumner Av.
GoldoT. Nathan. 1876 Vernon Av.
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Morado. Philip, $50 Henry ST
Morano. Paslo, 50 Sackett st.
/ Emmanuellsen, Christian. II Third Pl.
McLain, Elwood. $40 Atlantic Av.
Puglese, John, 1877 Union st.
Murine. Andrea, 1868 Hicks st.
d Asenzo, Alex. 1913 Hicks st.
Gumbs, Eric. 2ll Warren ST
D'Afido, Francesca. 4S7 Henry ST.
Schroeder, Louis, 40 Court St
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Alwais. Edwin NJ. $50 Bushwick Av.
CusenZa. Joe. l54 johnson Az.
Levine, Jacob. los Seigel St.
Cohen, Joseph, lis Moore St.
Fihgeri, Vincenzo, 81 Montrose Av.
Metkin, Samuel, 100 Scigel St.
Catalanetto, Benjamin, 316 Bushwick Av.
Bursch Herman, 40 johnson Av.
Gargano. Salvatore. l29 Moore St.
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LOCAL BOARD 90
13S Montague Street

Leave for Camp April
Newell Clyde A, 60 Pierrepont st.
Cuincho Rafael, % willow St.
Shamiah Basil 1876 Atlantic Av.
Salamy, Ed AZ Willow Pl
!l:aiian, John v, 2H6 Henry St.
Terry James, 43 Henry st.
Rlchman. David. Is JoraIemon 81.
Shade, Peter, 1876 State st.
Coury. Thomas T., 81 Hicks ST.
karkaa Henry H., 90 Pineapple St
Cullen. Charles. st. Vincent's Home, Boerum
Pl and State ST.
Gamer. Charles F., 80 Middagh St.
Cretton, Benjamin T.. 493 West 25th St.,
Manhattan.
Anderson, Aaron K. 1874 Clinton ST.
kitsaros, George, 81 Schermerhorn St
Boyle. Richard, 1902 Fulton ST.
Macsoud. Edward s.. 212 Clinton ST.
Davis Albert T.. 81 Joralemon ST.
Armstrong, Thomas w., 113 State ST.
Vaughan. Robert e., 125 Schermerhorn St.
Victor, Hans, l414 Avenue II.
Cronin, John j., AZ Henry ST.
Boshell, Frank, 1l3 State St.
Meehan, Frank. 6S Smith ST.
Holohan, Charles, so Myrtle Av.
Aron. Charles. 3l5 Atlantic Av
Leonard, John A.. % Mddagh St
ORourke. Arthur G., 1913 Warren St.
Hansen. George A.. "a Joralcmon St.
Haynes, Edward, 81 Remsen St.
Ahlhaus, Emil. 73 Henry ST.
Delventhal, Henry, jr., 40 Sidney Pl
Barrett. Robert. $50 Cranberry st.
Gutierrez. Salvador, GAS Bay ST., Stapleton.
S. /.
Hansen, Edgar Il9 MONTAGUE ST
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LOCAL BOARD 16

Leave for Camp April
de Buris, Adam, POPS La Fontaine Az.
Logles, Harry, 2164 La Fontaine Az.
Doghradrniam, 10 East 1S0th ST.
Levin, Alexander. 2074 Mapes Av.
Rosenberg David. 2023 Washington Av.
Ssndusky. koppel, 2oI0 Arthur Az
Nelson, Thomas r., 2303 Bathgate Av
Goode. GorGon, 80I East 18th St
Stern Samuel. 2120 Vysc Av
Schwach, Maurice, ZIG Crotona Parkway
Crsthulo, Joseph. 2l07 Mapes Az.
Coyle William j. 339 East SD St, Man
haitian
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LOCAL BOARD 1903
81 ArenUe c, MAMMALIAN
Leave for Camp April 3

Leave for Camp April 3
Pelletier, Frank, So Az. c.
Weinchin, Sam, 227 East Sd St
Fisher, Abraham. 36th St. and Tenth Av.
Deutsch Julius, 22S East I'd St.
Richman, Hyman, 1853 East Sd ST.
Krimowtz, Max. 1914 Brook Az, Bronx.
Kat, Joe, 1913 Goerck St
Soperstein. Isaac, 1928 East Sth st.
Knespel Max, 1897 East Sd ST.
Sazman, Hyman, 10 Wilett ST.
Nelemet. Sam. PA Stanton ST.
Newman, Morris, 800 East 9Th st.
Glazer, Lyman. 743 East 9Th st.
Spanier. Daniel, 257 East Sd St.
Schramn, William, PA East Sd ST.
Gresham, Louis, 3l5 East 4th st.
Zimmerman, Henry, 20 Hooper st.
Batherman, Lyman, 35 Av c.
Stromberg, Louis, 244 East I'd st.
BIumner, Aaron, 353 East Sd st.
Schwartz, Bernard H., Al Av d.
Fedman, Joseph, 705 East 5th st.
Weisser, Louis, 1912 Av. C..
Bader. Louis. 702 East 9Th ST.
Krttle, Charles, 1854 Stone .Av.
Schulman. Jacob, 647 East 9Th ST.
Landau, Abraham. PSI East 4th ST.
Garmue. Morris, 222 East Sd st.
keil Morris. 239 Rivington ST
Sutkin. Isdorc 1913 East Third st.
Zimmerman, Morris. 303 East 9TH st.
Gluck Otto. So Az. C.
Dul<esky, Harry. 2lS Hooper St
Plnfker, Jacob, 327 East Sd ST.
Frerech, Emil, 81 Az c.
Burnstein, Joseph. G7 Av. D.
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LOCAL BOARD 62
J, NJ {. A. Build a. bedford Aucnuc and
Monroe Street
Leave for Camp April
Yerks. Henry Elliott, IS jefferson Av
Isunis. George. 1889 Fulton st.
Vaneck, Steven, 1871 Livingston St
Leccndis. Peter. 507 King St.. Wilmington,
Del.
Weber. Gottfried. Ala Vine ST. Scranton.
Penn.
0rtega. Santiago, 223 Herkimer ST.
Dancer. Harry Robert. Carneys Point Stag
Club. Cayneys Point. N. Y.
Ortada. Vincent Anthony, 1247 Prospect Pl.
Mcclellan. Eric, 1853 Bedford Av.
Godson, John A., 3l5 Putnam Av.
Scott. Nelson c., 1883 Pacific St.
HB.erHn, James Aloysius, 523 Greene Av
zimmerman. Harry, $50 Clifton Pl.
Mayer, Carl f.. 2G2 Clifton Pl.
lambardo, Antonio 5i3 Greene Av.
popp. Alfred Henry. 1055 Bedford Av.
SS,i,'ndla, James 574 Nostrand Av.
Flower. Roswell r.. 6 Arlington Pl
CCasey ,,, Peter. 3l2 Nostrand Av.
Aratn Amedio 81 Hcrlsimer st.
ross; Charles L., &C Hancock st.
Hunt. Thomns j., 2sG Lexington Av.
Nicly. Joseph f.. 49G Putnam Av.
huth, Walter j., 1923 Pacific st.
eu cbic.o n frank d., l4ll West Congress St..
Squire Milford b.. SO Hancock st.
t.aa,,vert, Sylvester j., 1926 Fulton st.
Alters. Arthur j.. IA Monroe ST.
iL.orenz. Robert. l5s Madison st.
h'rmiss. Chester. l945 Dean St.
AhTERNATEs
Mchrtcns ncdcr;cL w AOo Nost..ur
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McMahon. Thomas j.. So South 9th ST.
Leap, William. l67 South Sth ST.
Shallow. MAYER, 2S2 South I'd ST.
Miller. David 26S South 9th St
Conan, Herman, III Taylor St.
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Frizzell, Samuel j., $50 West 9th St
Sutor, Ferdinand, 1913 East 12ith ST..
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Public School ia, 125 Attorney Street, Man
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EIs,l. KdgaF, % etuyYezant 81.
i5sfeeJ. Martin j., 10 West 10Th ~
Lspkiaoa, jain r. e0a Vest lz8th sd.
aayoDanis. Josepa. Hartford. Conn.
Deoeahsie. John. 40 Nest 'zath 81.
Etsin, Eertsrt, 80 West iZash ~.
Broc>s, HTrf%rs r., ~ Vert I2sth Vt.
Kelley, William, 5DD Nest 147th 1T.
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-oiD DTOdINdV
Leave for Camp April 4
Raphael. Albert. 23l West 10lst st.
Carlos Jack gao West lO7th st.
Hession, John F.. 2l7 West loGth st.
Meln, Harry f.. 52S West llth st.
Fnulk, William f.. l66 Manhattan Av
Rosenblum. lsidorc. 1870 Manhattan Av
Schuler. Albert. Al Newberry Terrace. S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
TAKE FIT MEN FROM
CLERICAL JOBS
Cleaning Up" Process Under Way
at Offices at Camp
Dix.

Camp Dix. Wnehqiown, y J., Sept
II 4 radical wedding out of nb"-
bodied men. physically qualified for oyor-
sens duties. ftun ppsitIons ~ camp oih'eH
and with purely ir aiming organizations
will bcgln hN q ~ once rndef orders nom
the Adjmlaut (,cnornl made public 80
organization commando ~ here today.
Not only will the c(1eciivos be- Cleaned
from All camp organizations but also from
non-Gghttng positions IN forces going
abroad The now order marks the greatest
einpic move for conservation ~ tho man
power of the nation vet taken by ihc War
Departincni and opena the way for The
etnplovnent of thousands of men ~
limited ecryice.
Limited fervicc mon. under the now
rule. will also have an Opportunity to see
foreign service, rs those of IA" ho@t phY"l-
cal qualifications under iiis classification
Will be used 90 iill The places oi men a.
nrosenf IN Tho zcrvicc pf supply with over
seos tro,,t,e WHO will hereafter hr used
snIelv for cornlafani service Evrrv b,i-
reau will qibmit reports ~ once showing
the ettert "a which thr limited servco
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
WITH THE COfORS

f. Bayard Carter, well known ~
athletic circles of the Wilmington High
School and Delaware College, has won
second lieutennnts corninisaiob At
the student officers trimming corps nj
plnitsburg, n. Y. Young Carter, who
is only 10 years Of age, Is son OF Mr.
and Mrs George Carter Of this city.
Lieutenant Clyde H. Gray, OF the nr-
tillery corps, who has just returned
from n furIough after seven months
duty on the western front, IL looking
up many old friends in this city, where
he is we'll known. and renewing acquaint-
anecs Lieutenant Gray looks the pict-
urc Of health and speaks IN the highest
terms of France and lts people.
First Lieutenant Page I 4. thea-
sar. dentist, formerly of this CITY, who
has been nj Camp Meade, Md, Tor
some time, has been assigned 10 the
63d Infantry, n regular army orRanizn~
tion
William G. Huriock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas : iiurlock, of Sprng
field. PA and grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles " Iiayr ard of SMYRNA, has
entered the officers training corps al
Washington College. Chcstcrtown, Nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
SKILLED DRIVERS
FOR SPECIAL DUTY
Auto Repair Men Arc Also Put to
Severe Tests at Camp
Meade.

Camp Meade. Admiral. Md, Sept. II
Demand for chauIeurs and auto re-
pair men IL growing so strong IN the
army that a novel plan has been adopted
to yet this service all who have the
necessary skill and an even more elabor-
ntc plan To keep out the inexperienced
drivers who merely wish to 20 tn war
riding The test for motor xperts and
for rhaulfeurs has brought s,io h good re-
suits III this Camp that force of testers
from here have been sent to Camps
Grant, Dodge, Custer, Funston and Pike
to start the same system there. nc set
of questions have been arranged so that
the man who drove his own car IN civil
life is almost certain TO lind himself nj
the wheel again putting speed into the
march 10 Berlln
The secret symbol card is the novel
device by which man whose questions
Indicate certain needed skill can he fur
ther questioned and tested without know
ing what he is being sought for by the
testers There arc men who want Ia
break away from their old civilian lines
of effort when they get IN the service,
bu tho service sometimes needs Just
auch men for some essential part other
than firing n rifle or cannon In most
caecR the trade test fits n man just where
he hns a chance ia shine and get I'M
mediate enjoyment out of his accomplish.
mcnts Tests arc now being elaborated
for many special lines. but chiefly Tor
work of driving or repairing automohltea
The track for driving looks like eoIne
stcepcchasc or funny Fairgrounds he
man of scant experience quits whom he
secs what hc is up agalnst aud many VII"
have been driving long time fail to make
a perfect score. but qualify na novices or
in one of tho three grades Lieutenant
Earl Hepburn has charge of this trade
testing lI,a mon Who madc the tour d
nthcr camps include Harry Massey
Roland y DorncV John L lines.
Lawrence 4 Nahan, Paul / Grafton,
William 4 Reod aud Glen Nellhenney
Thirty ph, siciana II Naryland, IN.
rlIdinp some " the masi ceiehrated
gpr,laI,ss nf tohus Hopkins ! ntvetslty
spent Yesterday ~ eamp "a conference
with army medical officers or thr SUBJECT
of examining men fer tho coming drafts
Tho army phvsplana hnvf through their
long rsporirncc learned alrnaat sVaetiv
what tvpc Of men are untitled for military
scrylcr and the conference waa for tic pir
unac ~ giving the ,llan durtnre poht
crn winch will rnahle then f. cttet
handle The prcat volume ut men they
must c&atnine within thr nuSt few ~ onths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17

men can be iiaod abroad As soon AZ these
reports arr complied q general order wili
bt isiod ehuwing those cpfnbntani orRani-
zntyons ~ which nu limited service mrn
can br aagianed and Those where a1Ch mfn
cnn ke ua,.1 and thp porconiaRc iof aaeign-
ment so them.
Philadelphia and Trenton nrwpoper
incn wiil lc special greis 20 'lc oaH1 tn-
tunrrnw. Following tour ~ thr prai
caniounont With hs special centres "
interest. tho writers will ~ down ~ rai
army rncsa Later they wlll witness gaa
maeE ard laypnct demonstrations bT 1n
orgpnlzatinn of The iaupus ~andFipru
Division. p grcnBdc assault ~ trenches
on tho bayouet c0utao and review - il"
i3Gtb Rrpimrnt, f,irnrl AioIlieop cOui-
mandtng
Collocilpy ihr aodicr vote. which brrau
vostcrrlay fur thr NcW Jrrty primary
clpctiou. ihrcairus tr bccpTnc .th" safun
miserable Gz2lo ~ previous training camp
campaigns through o sudden reversed "l
plans that would haYc glytu EVERY l're' s.
man ~ camp au opunr' unity in '1+t ''+
ballot under urw ant rNlucni stntfu
Instead nf adopting be- plan r'' 'lrcd an"
ordered hv camp autb0U'ra ias' @ort
Whcrobv JctwyIueu iu rH'h prgau2fbwl
would hc marched iu ihc "
auditorium to prepare ilfir ballot ~ "nf
tinc, thus av0diuR confusion end Ices "'
time from military work, NC -in'c 'rc'l"i
authorities suddenly decided ~ g" 17ri
~ thc Old method II permitting fh' +r~'ia'
election comm iopyrs ~ 1i ipr 7cvrfn
dayv at Some appointed fpo' - whie''
soldiers who drerc1 ~ vote could nFr'
for ballots
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
165 ARMY CASUALTIES
IN LAST NIGHTS REPORT
KILLED IN ACTION

KILLED IN ACTION.
Sergcants- Clarence i. Brodeur, Wa'-
erbury. Conn; John Carl reichier'
Menominec, Mich
Master Engineer Robert +. Marsh
Bristol. Pa =,
Privatcs-C;uy :. Faulconcr, Black
foot Idaho; Ivan L. Mustain, lhllyard,
Wash David r. OConncl, Washington,
ID. G.; Russell A. Orr. Saginaw, Mich. :
Nils picrson. istjnstad. Sweden; haricS
Il Shull Cascade, Mont; llcdly Sund-
strom. Colfax, Wis: Joseph W. ta'r-
lamb Seattle; Antonio Pictromonaco,
Vinchiaturo, Italy: William G. Schupp'
Council Bluffs, la, Edwin \. lanSon'
Silvcrton, Ore.
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Privatcs Claud J. DinsC West Wood
| land. Cal. Christian NJ kcrp, Iortmnn'
| Mont. Marius Maorana. Detroit; WI
| liam II Murphy, Elizabeth, \. -
! George Stack, Arcdale Iowa.
| DIED FROM ACCIpTNT AND oruER CAUSES
Corporal Rov Leigh. Columbus, OHIO.
| WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Captain Edward L. sheppard iarks-
vile. Tenn.
| Scrgeants stanley I Corhn, Chicago,
| John Nelson. Portland, Conn.
Corporals Roy /, Alhcrts, Noonan
y. ID: James Babicky. thlcago GEORGE
+. Rail-. Bangor, Nc Corla M,llcmor
| Pondcrcck. Okla William Swltzcr ~
rome. Pa
Mechanic Earl " Minister, Nl'wau-
kcc
Prlvatcs Daniel W Alfred, Rondlc
man \ G.. Clarence y Nndcrsnn
Grand Forks \ y Fred Anderson, n
Francisco. Joe BcvllacQun. New Rochelle
| ll,,iir { 'baYieGf.An
III NaIdlSton Billsk,. Noluskl, RUSSIA
Richard Brown. Stanley. Wls thare
Il Bush. stockton, Mo. Lows tascm
Wilkes Barre. Pa Harry y Darling
Harvard Mich Harry NJ Dean, honey
Wash John II Evans Licking VI"
Thomas Hcnducksop, Edwin John
son. Elgin. TIT Arthur IcandCr homes
Watertown. Mum Walter lamkv
Snarrow $ Point. Md Willie J. llu1d
Richmond Va. Edward ! Met lur"
Now London. Conn AlhCrt !. Mel lonald
Vschon Island. Wash Lawrence N'
kInnon LIS Angeles { larcucc Mar
lett. Rowdlc : - Mulberry I Matthews
Hull. Ga Joseph Matthews, Hsmarck
y y John Miller. .lcSslp ~ tdwar
r Morse. PlAttsmouth. \ch Gcorgc =
Patterson Nora. Mimi Joseph Pock
Cleveland, Earl II Poorhaugh 'umhor
land. Md \ll,s II Reese, Watcrlo'
Wis. Sanford J. Rose CallaRhan Va
Franklin Schncidcr Rauh \ y Rer
tic II. Scott. Z,lIah, Wash Ion Sowc
Clarksvlllc Tcvas Roland Silver nv
Bedford. Mass CALVIN J.. Stewart
Rldgehcld. Wash Antonio Vargas, Sacra
mento Thomas Joseph Noss liusto
Pa William G Williams. RUnamwooo
Wis; George Horace Wood W Winfield
I'M. George & Wornock, = LOUIS
wor~pFn DEGREE t-NDErFRNtNrn
Corporal Roy Morton, lamNsa. lcN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
fuzhin Smiths New Song.

Gushing smith Of this city has written
y new song called THAT Why I'm l.eav--
ing With the Red. White and Blue
II is the author intention 20 give 2.Wn
copies of the song 10 American soldiers m
France. A previous song Of Mr. Smith
Il Want 10 Re Real Soldier Boy, has
been very successful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
NIoyee to Fort Harrison

Word has bccn received IS Nr and
MIR 4 Stierl,t of So Nandeve
avenue from thar yaang zon kariz
- ~ tranafar rom Camp Meade Md
!. Iort peniamip HARRISON indiana
v,,b ,bc Engineering Corps llo left
,l,,t thro. ,teeks q = with 4 contingent
II ,r,ftroa fnt Canp Meade karl
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CASUALTY LISTS 343;,
e KILLED IN AC1lON
,o6 Wounded and loo Missing in
Action. General Pershine
Reports.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. Sept. ia total 9i 81 .
casualties were reported on army lists
one of last night and one oil today. 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17

Buffalo; Albert Skicrka. Jr., Chester
Mont; Raymond Lloyd smith, West
Nvack. n. g.: William Patrick Stweil,
Western Port, Md; Wenzel Frank llka',
La Crosse, Wis; John q. Vincent, Ma
deria, Portugal.
PRISONERS,
Private Norman l.. zimmerman, Mey-
crsdale, Pa.
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yo,,np Solslier Dies.

John ktrk kpatrek son ni tntrew u
I<,rnatrich ~ - hing street sled
on sunday ot pnounon'n y the I'm
harkation Hospital Newport News
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scrvicc Word wa received hcr" by
hi. father Yesterday he hads vii
H. 4hippcd here IN care ot Iamea
Chandler undertaken
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KILLED IN ACTION.

Privates George & Baldridgc, Scdro-
Woolcy. Wash. Charles IL, Bird, Gorden'
Ind: Charles H. Clcland, Waterbury
conn; George Dwight Cook, Ellenviiic,
\. y; Arthur Dahl, Caicsvili,S,, WIS, ;
rrnncb Elmo Ark: William 4. Fry,
G,amredc \ ID Walter Hahn, Chicago;
p,,ssall Hughes. Rice. Wash; Joseph
p,nol,, Jersey CITY; Eichcl Ruchman,
i,raoL lvr. Vitold Tarassuck. Rurgctts-
town Pa. Piotcr Wanicki, Ford City,
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To Hold Rnmmarc Sale

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You try an Every Eve ming vant adv.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-12-13

faith of such provisions. Bonds sold
before the adoption of the State con-
stitution will still be taxable, while
those sold after the constitution is
adopted will be exempt; just as some
Liberty Bonds are taxable by national
law, while others are not.
Second-Public property actually
used exclusively for public purposes.
1t is manifestly ridiculous to tax for
the benefit of the people public prop
erty which belongs to the people and
which is being used exclusively for
the benefit of the people. Such collec-
ton of taxes would be a sort of SIN
again. out-again, back-again Finne-
gan" kind of taxation.
Third-Churches, parsonages, rec
tories, manses, used as such. Relg-
ious organizations are not engaged in
commercial enterprises. The build
ings in which they worship and in
which their pastors live are erected
with voluntary contributions and they
bring in no monetary dividends to the
church organization from which the
taxes could be paid. Every tax laid
on churches, parsonages, manses and
rectories makes it more difficult for
the congregations to pay the salaries
of their pastors, the great majority of
whom are already miserably under
paid.
Fourth-Cemeteries used actually
as such. A tax on cemeteries will
mean tax on every family which has
a loved one buried there. Exemption
of cemeteries from taxation will en-
able even the poorest families to Sc
cure proper burial for their dead.
The State can well get along without
the money derived from taxing the