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KILLED IN ACTION

LIEUTENANTS:
 Daniel c. Culbreth. Thomasville, N C.. Elmer T. Doocy Pittsfeld. III. Andrew K. Dunn, Charleston. III. Morris Finkelberg, Spring Valley, III. Edward D. Wells. Wichita, Kan SERGEANTS: ~ George Robert Dunne. New York. Harvey O. Everett, Brooklyn. Everette o. Johnston, Appleton, Wis James Bernard Kelly, Brooklyn. Christian Luhs. Vancouver, Wash. John J. Mertz, Richmond Hill. N r. David Rhone, Kerney, Neb. Mitt M Sullivan, Echola, Ala Raymond B. Thomson. Holyoke Mass Claude G. Word Wedowee, Ala Frederic P. Gayle, Okmulgee Okla. Frank Pruchnofski, Menasha, Wis. John P. Sweeney, Tarentum, Pa. CORPORALS:
 Michael Cohen, Philadelphia. Irving Conay, New York. Courtney B. Falling, Montgomery, Ala John Powell Columbia. Ala. Isadore Rotgard New York. George Schloen. Brooklyn.
 Earl A. Tyrer, Pontiac, Mich. Earl w. vickery Gadsden, Ala Albert A. Wetmore, Port I.eyden, N. Y Albert August Wilker, Elyria, o. Edwin NJ Wood, Ellisville. Miss. Wiley H. Wood, Tallassee, Ala. Albert Simendinger, Brooklyn. Arthur Townshend Stokes, County Dub- lin, Kingstown, Ireland.
 Frank c. Burns, Condon, Ore. Joseph J. Finnerty. Madison. Wis. Harold Edwin Jaeckel. Marshfield, Wis. William J. Novy, New York. Michael P Smith, Jersey City, N. J. Bugler Weaver R Brooks. Atwood, Tennessee pPJUATEC.
 Clarence J. BannEorth, Bellevue, o. Ira S. Campbell. Strong City, Okla. Clarence C. Cannon. Maquom, H. John Casey, Ridgewood, N, Y. Francis J., Clear, Glens Falls, N. Y. Raymond D. Hill, Brooklyn. NY. Anthony J. Hamm, Brooklyn, N. Y. George A. Harris, Goodman, Okla. Frank Heinzel, Sauk Rapids, Mich. Homer A. Hunt, Braintree, Mass. Nelse A. Johnson, Moline, H. Harry A. Killian, Kingston, N Y. LaRue H. Messinger Niles. Mich.s William H. Morrison. Duluth Minn. Billie Nobles, Haywood, Okla. August Bodin, Washburn, Wis. William H. .Herndan, Troy. Ala Lawrence E. Higbee. Glenullen, N. D Lawson H. Holbrook. Greensboro, Ala. Fred Kirchgassner. Long Island City. New York.
 Everett D. Lucas, Clovsi. N NJ oscar Mclean, Jay, Fla. John Markowski Superior. Wis. Fred Mathis, Parish, N. c.
 George Thomas Morwood, New York Ray A. Myus, Lapeer. Mich James Shringley Palmer, Detroit. Berhice Speaks, Bessemer. Ala. Lesse L. veasey. Andalusia, Ola. Virgil Walker. Budtown, Tenn. Antonio, Zulto. Chicago. H1uctx,n E Walker Snriupvflla Ala Ola W. eekley. St. Marys. w. Va Harvie Wtlkerson, Talladega. Ala Lorenzo Wingo, McFall. Ala Andrew Winsler, Uniontown. Pa George F. Winters. Pascagoula. Miss John W. Yohe, LAtrobe. FA.
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Lieut.. John M. Currie, Austin, Tex SERGEANTS: John D. Bruner, Ashford, Ala. Charles Albert Schultz, Saginaw West Side, Mich.
 Edward J. stevens, San Francisco, California.
 CORPORALS:
 Truiett E. Bishop. Muskogee, Okla James F. Hagan. Washington, ID. Louis J. Campbell, New York, N. I Morris Link. Vernon, N. Y. Camiel Roose Detroit, Mich. William T. Snetzline, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
 Wagoner Sanford A. Stevenson, Ea wana, Ia.
 PRINATES:
 John F. Autrey. Frederick, Okla. . Frank T. Barnes, Darby. Pa. Charles Carroll, West Fairview, Pn James Fellows, Norway, Mich. Robert Fields, Lebanon, Pa. John J. Gallagher, Jr., Brooklyn New York.
 Thomas N George, Centennial, Mich Burtaw Wilson Groves; Farmingt"n. Michigan.
 Harry Hartzell. Dayton. O Lloyd A. Harvey Seattle, Wash Roy W. Henderson, Leslie. Ark. Wa1enty Horzewsl1i. Brooklyn, N. Y Frank Jirous. Perry, Okla. Anton, Johnson, OeontO, WIS. Walter Lamp. Oakland, Cal. David Llewelyn, Butte, Mont. Alfred A. Iuebke. Great Falls. Mort Leslie L. McGahah, Atchison, Kan George J. McKeon. South Boston. Massachusetts.
 Sam NJ Maran, Toledo, O.. John Richards. London, O. Harry T. Sayles, Moosup, Conn. Arthur J. Turner, Melrose, N. Y. Nio1- Van Derprtend South Holland. Cook county, III.
 David Guy Weaver, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.
 Clayton Wilbur Bow, Wash. Fred l.. Wild, Carbon. Ia. H Richard Emmunds Witty, Butler. New Jersey.
 Thomas Little wordlaw, Littleton, Alabama.
 DIED FROM WOUNDS CORUORALS:
 Eddie L. Hilliard. Montgomery. Ala. William H. Murphy. Big Sandy. Montana.
 Ben F. Carter. Red Springs, N. c. Bert H. Walker, Lawley. Ala. Mechanic Nils Nilsen. New York New York. PRIvATES:
 William 1T. Clark. Penn Runa, Pa. Patrick J. Cummings, New York. New York.
 George B. Herzog, Reading, Pa. lack c, Hickman, Owosso, Mich. William l.. Judge Scranton. Pa. Robert Mackenzie Leveridge. New York, N Y.
 Bob Merrill. Mount Vernon, Tex. Ielon A. Meyers, Cunningham, Ky Eugene Munson. Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. A6ras l. Prevot, Mansura, La. Errol K. Price, Brooklyn, N. Y. New York.
 DIED OF DISEASE PRIVATES:
 Milton Asollas Rhode. Greece. John Jenkins. Belmont N. C. Clare Ward, New Castle. Pa DIED OF F$AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Lieut.. Alvin c. Goodale, Pasadena California. DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
 CAUSES Private John David Ramsey, Osaco City. Kan.
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MUSICIANS:
 Louis Ferland, Waterville. Maine. Emil Erwin Thiedernann, Milwau- kee Wis
 MECHANICS; William J Alton, Columbia. Mo Waiter c. Fitzgerald, TAomasvine, N. c.
 Julius L. A. Schatz. Harrisburg. Mo. Moe L. Binstock, Brooklyn. N. Y. Cook Lee Labanowski, Chicago, III. PRIVATES;
 Arthur '. Behrens. Middletown, Conn. 0vila Binette, Lisbon, Maine.
 CContinued on Page seTSn)
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DIED OF DISEASE

DIED OF DISEASE SERGEANTS:
 William H. Bland. Bloomfield. N. J. Wagoner Elmer E. Clevenger,. Horseshoer John Johnson, New Ross Indiana.
 PRIVATES:
 Ruby Barnes. I4adoga. Ind. Standish V. Furber. Winthrop. Mass Henry Hancock. Page. Okla Luther F.. Harter Floyd. Va claude C. McDaniel, Elkins w. Va John McMillin, Sodus Point, N. Y. Will Mangrum, Greenwood, La. carl Mayer, Auburn, N. Y. John Redmond Moran. New York, N Y. oscar P. E, Orberg, Shelbyville, III. John Pain, Climax, Ga. Oliver Pombrie, Nashua, N H. Lawrence Scott, Chicago, H. Charles E. Swisher, Millersville, Pa James C.. Watson, Philadelphia, Pa. Clarence E. Whitmer, Lincoln, Neb Charles Bland, Freeman, Va Thomas J. English, Dorchester, Mass. Charles H. Latimer, Bedford, Va. William S. Napier. East Lynn, w. Va. DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Capt, Ralph Sanger, New York, N Y. DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTH-
 FER CAUSES PRIvATES:
 Roy Frank Broadway, Fort Herkimer, N. Y.
 Otis F. Pierson, Liston, Ind Raymond R. Rotenberger, Trumbauers- vile, Pa. Titus E. sloyer, Bethlehem, Pa. Roby F. Wiles, Lodi, Va. Vernon A. Sheetz, Freeport, III.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY Maj. Allen George Donnelly, Pittsburg Pa.
 Capt James R. Cooper. Augusta. Ga. IIEUTENANTS:
 Charles V. Abernathy, Key West, Fla Joseph J. Boag, New York. N. Y. Robert c. Carter Chevy Chase Md. Paul Steinberg Lewenstein, St Louit, Mo.
 Clarence w. Martin, Dade City, Fla. Walter Christian Mueller, Marshfield, Wis.
 Francis &. Pearsall, Marshall, Tex Morgan F. Preston. Nashville, Tenn. Marcel Von Bereghy, Lebanon. Pa. David G. Boyd, Somerville, Mass. Paul D. Coles, Seattle. Wash John A. McDowell. Jr., Chicago. III. Richard T, Wilson, Victor, Col SERGEANTS:
 Ivan Harry Smith Flint Mich John Shelley, Harleigh, Pa. Frank Marion Townsend, Grand Rapids Mich.
 Stanley Wilusz, Elizabeth, N. J. James w. Amidon Washington, D. c Ralph Ellwood Elder, Columbia City. Ind.
 Robert L. Turner, Oden. Mo. Edward s. Willis, Durango, Col CORPORALSi
 Pearl M. Barger, Coleridge. Neb. Horace Barnaby, Grand Rapids, Mich Frank o. Bashaw, Brandon, Vt. Joseph Drexler, Jr., Appleton, Wis. Robert .F- Myers. Sebring, Ohio. William J. Philbin. New York, N. Y. Tony Pizutel. Swarcott, Mass. Peter w. Rohine, Lilly, Pa Thervald A. Sivertson, Brooklyn, N Y Thomas w. Conlon. Winchester Mass Marshall l.. Parsons, Norwood, N. C. Allen L. Wright, Parish. Wis. Albert A. April, Lawrence, Mass. Wade s. Alderman, Winfield, Kan. Mathew c. Brandt, Brooklyn, N. Y. Grogan J. w. Brown Groeg, $. c,
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DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
 ACTION

ACIlON sERGEANTs:
 Donald R. Greene, Washington, D. c George H. Weinhauer, Brooklyn New York. Leo J. Lendosky, Wausau. Wis. William J. Lynch. Bloomsburg. Pa. Russell E. Valentine, Cumberland Maryland
 CORPORALS:
 John I. Doyle, Philadelphia, Pa. Sam Zaner, Anniston, Ala. Thomas Laino, Carona N Y Archie Ross Mcdonald, Central Lake Michigan.
 William Maher, Brooklyn, N. Y. William H. Pratt, Emporia, Kan. PRIVATES:
 Charles W. Ard. Rowletts. Ky George Bell. Athens, Ala.
 kniche D. Addison, Darlington. Fla Earl Bost Springfield, o.
 Clarence w Burke, Cleveland. O. Benjamin H. Fischer, Philadelphia Pennsylvania
 Roy David Hunterson, Ravenwood Missouri
 Joseph Jackalitz. Philadelphia. Pa Clyde B. Kilgore. Council Bluffs, Ia Edward Lane, Highland park, Mich John S. Linscott Brooklyn, N. Y. Felix Martinez, Cuchillo, N. M. i<utiiSi H. AlloultSNoTl Milton, Pa stephen L. Moran, Binghamton. N. Y, Wilson Herbert Oliver, New Flor ence, Mo.
 William "A. Perrin, Lovington. Okla Carl A. simonson Goodpasture, Okla Melvin J. Spitz, Newark. N J. simon Vanvoorhees, Bay City, Mich Jchn W. Wark. Jr.. Philadelphia Pa Luke s. Barkdoll, Waynesboro Pa. Richard Bollatto, Essex, III. 4 William H. Brown, Beaver Falls Fa Guerino Celiini, Sezze Romano. Italy. Acolph Dilginis, Shenandoah. Pa. George H. Dobbs. West Chazy N Y. William Alfred Harvill Neither. Mo Ossie P. Parker, Carter, Ga Charles G. Sahlquist. Brooklyn, N Y William Taylor. Talladega, Ala Matthias H. Cooline. Indianola Neb Roy l.. Deragon. Worcester. Mass Charles Robert Hagerstrom, Grand Rapids, Wis.
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Rudolph Ankelmann. Brooklyn. Reno Goggio. New York. Thomas J. Brennan, Oakville, Conn Henry Engwald Bronsted, Tomahawk, Virginia.
 Jeremiah J. Coleman, Laurel Grove, Middletown, Conn.
 John W. Deerin, New Salem, Ind. Lebert Derosier, Cortez, Col Anthony Fiorentino, Rankin, Pa Albert Fresen, Rutland, (Vt. Leo John Germershausen, Milwaukee. George w. Hannum, Indian Orchard. Massachusetts.
 Jim Jackson, Prattville, Ala. Henry r. Johnston, Luverne, Ala Charles A. Knapp, Philadelphia Joseph LaChance. Gaibeck, Canada. John J. Lynch, Chicago. Edward J. Mcintyre, Lakewood, o. Orio McRae, La Veta, Col James H. Malone, Mobile, Ala. Charlie M. Marsh, Mt. Pinson, Ala. Ellihue Obar, Ladiga, Ala. John b ONeal, Ensley. Ala, Kerry H. Pratt, Escatawpa, Ala. James A. Pruett, Round Mountain Alabama.
 Charles P. Robinson Bradford, Ark. Oscar Ross, Erin. Tenn.
 Chandos B. Sinnott Birmingham, Alabama
 William D Smith, Hartford, Ala. Monroe Suggs Anniston. Ala. Floyd F. Teeters. Loudinville, O. John Walasek, Zbrow, Russia. Rene H. Mongeon, Indian Orchard Massachusetts,.
 Arthur Cornelius Ryan. St Louis
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Washington October 1.-The following casualties are reported by the command ing general of the American expedition- ary forces:
 Killed in action ..A,........... III Missing in action ..................... F Wounded severely ..........2 24t Died of disease 2i Died of accident and other causes ( Died from wounds ...................... 50 Died from airplane accident ........ 1 Wounded, degree undetermined. 1 Prisoner .........................
  Total
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SECTION ONE

Washington, October 7.-The follow ing casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces:
 III 4e'ioii
 Missing in action .............. 51 Wounded severely ............... 1S5 Died from wounds ............... IS Died from accident and other causes ................... Died of disease ................ 3 Died from airplane accident Prisoners ...................
  Tot.I 307
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Harry W. Hofmeister. New York. N. Y. Harry w. Hofmeisrer. New NorE. New Jersey.
 Glen Rayburn. Emerson, Ky Charles SchrolL Clay, Pa. Bibe Staff, Wonder, Ky
 Frank L. Tiffany. Svracuse N Y
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SECTION TWO

Private Antonio Mollion, Manchester, N- H.
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KILLED IN ACTION

otal .........................
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BILL TO CALL Up
NEW CLASS DRAFT
MEN PASSES HOUSE
Measure Calls for Registra-
ton of All Who Have
Reached q Since
June 5, 1917

Washington, April c5.-The House
late today adopted the Senate resoln-
ton for the registration for military
service of young men who have
reached the age of 81 years since juno
) last. The measure now goes to con-
ference.
An amendment offered by Representa-
tive Hull of Iowa and adopted, 119 to 81.
provides that men registered under the
bill shall be placed at the bottom OF
classes to which they may be assigned.
The House sustained the military COM
mttee in striking out provision of the
bill as it PASSED the Senate, which would
exempt from registration those eliginles
who have entered medical or divinity
schools since June last
Representative Kahn of California,
ranking republican on the military COM
mittee, told the House the proposed new
registration would place from 100000 to
700, 900 registrants available for military
service. In that connection he recalled
that Germany recently called into service
it's class of 1919, consisting of approx
mately $4,000 men.
Chairman Dent of the military commit :
tee opposed the amendment of Mr.. Hull
He said he understood it is the plan of
the war department to place the newly
registered at the bottom of the respective
classes unless something unforeseen &C.
ours to prevent, but did not believe it
proper to tie the hands of the depart
ment by an amendment which would re-
quire that action.
Mr.. Kahn also opposed the amendment
and declared there are thousands of
young men now under 81 who volunteered
at the beginning of the war and who
now are serving in France.
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Supreme Court Decisions

Montgomery, April 25.-(SpeciaL)
Decisions of the supreme court Thurs
day follow:
Mayfield. J-Newcomb Bros. Wall
Paper company VS.. James H. Wig
gins, appeal from Morgan circuit
court; affirmed,
Thomas. Union Mutual Aid as
socation of Mobile VS.. Frank Car
roway. appeal from Mobile circuit
court: affirmed.
First National bank of New Brock
ton VS., A. Mcintosh, appeal from Cof-
fee circuit court; affirmed.
Adams Hardware company VS.. II.
A. Wimbsh. appeal from Chambers
circuit court; affirmed.
Elk parte F. b. Buck petition for
certiorari to the court of appeals; writ
denied.
], A. Lindsey & Co. VS.. Dee steen-
son, appeal from Lawrence circuit
court; affirmed.
Per Curiam-Clara Mclaughlin VS..
Lizzie NJ. Mclaughlin. executrix, APP
peal from Jefferson circuit court af-
firmed for want of assignment Of
errors,
Rulings on applications for rehear-
ings follow:
City of Mobile VS.. Delena L. t. Chap
man, appeal from Mobile circuit court;
application overruled
Willie Reeves VS.. the state, appeal
from Monroe circuit court: opinion
modified and application overru1ed
Rudolph Dinl<ins ct AL VS.. II. S. La
than, appeal from Lowndes chancery
court: application overruled
Lucy Baker ct al VS.. w. NJ Snoe-
maker. appeal from Montgomery cir
cult court; application overruled
Virginia Smith ct al. VS.. James Du-
vail ct al, appeal from Montgomery
circuit court; application overruled.
MI. Bell ct AL trustees, vs. Scale
Piano and Organ company, appeal
from Montgomery circuit court; APP
p1ication overru1ed.
The state of Alabama VS.. r. #. Kolb,
appeal from Montgomery circuit court
application overruled
r. c. Stealing ct al. VS.. II. ]. Wheel
er, appeal from Jefferson circuit court.
application dismissed.
George w. Hargett VS.. Daniel W.
Hargett ct al. appeal from Franklin
circuit court; application overruled.
United Brothers of Friendship and
Sisters ot Mysterious Ten ct AL VS..
c. S. Huffman Auditing company. APP
peal from Jefferson circuit court; APP
plication overruled.
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ROLL OF HONOR

washington, April 25.-The casualty list
today contained 40 names. divided as fol-
lows:
Killed IN action, q died of wounds.
6: died of accident, A. died of disease, Z;
died Of other causes, /; wounded Sc
verely, $; wounded slightly. "a.
Lieut. Laurence S. Aver is included
among the killed in action. Lieut.. James
Calder Marquardt died of an accident.
The list follows:
Killed in Action
Lieut.. Laurence S. Aver.
Private Frank Mccall.
Died of Wounds
Sergt. Emil zenger.
Privates Clarence S. Eaton. Giuseppe
Molinari. Frank A!ekno Horace G. Nc
Dermont. Samuel Roach.
Died of Disease
Privates Charles HI. Clough, Elmer B.
johnson. Albert Kelly. Harvey A. Nc
Pheak, George Moore. Earl Burton Rath-
burn, Elraer George zuschlag.
Died Of Accident
Lieut.. James Calder Marquard.
Corporal Daniel J. Scanlon.
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Editors Note: This is the fifth chap
ter of series of six articles Mr.. Cor
bett is writing on the pugilistic HE Oh
Terry McGovern. The final installment
will appear tomorrow
For more than a year Terry Meow
ern nursei the idea that his defeat on
November Is, 1901, at the hands of Young
Corbett civilian II. RothwelD was
fluke. And in this a vast number OF
sport fans agreed with him They be-
lieved that the dethroning of the feather
weight king was an accident, and that
the same accident couldn't happen twice,
So a great clamor began for ano1her
meeting between the two. McGovern VAS
wildly eager for the chance to regain his
title. Young Corbett, confident that he
could duplicate the trick, was willing to
give Terry another match. And so wnen
bulky offer was made by San Fran
cisco promoter articles were signed and
the fight was staged March 81. 1903
huge crowd turned out to see the
battling and it was rewarded by the
sight Of fast. thrilling encounter. But
the contest lacked the sensational slug
ging element of the first meeting, largely
because McGovern, following the advice
of his handlers, abandoned, through all
the early rounds, the whirlwind agrees
siveness that had made his world ia
nous.
II was told to fight cautiously. ana to
keep in close to Young Corbett' declared
McGovern afterward. Il followed that
counsel almost entirely during the first
10 rounds. If 1 had only stuck to that
plan of battle L am sure 1 would have
whipped Young Corbett. But | didn't
got overanxious in the eleventh. And
then l got mine again"
The fight itself had a thrilling begin
ming. The two men walked to the center
of the ring, neither showing much eager
ness to mix it. They fiddled for while
and then, at seemingly the same second
each dashed out with a powerful eft
handler. Youns Corbetts travelled a tritle
faster and he beat Terry to the punch
The blow landed on the point of Terry s
chin and the easterner flopped to the
canvass, while the huge crowd of west
erners broke into tumult of cheers.
Terry stayed down for the, count of SIX
and then jumped to his feet and played
it safe through the rest of the round
Terrys own story dictated Immediate
ly after the fight, gives perhaps the Lest
ana most accurate description OF the con-
test that is possible
after Young Corbett clipped me on
the chin in the first round, I deter
mined to De more cautious than ever be-
fore" related Terry. Just the same, 1T
was mighty job for me to fight back
my eagerness to slug with him. But |
had promised my handlers that I would
go easy and would try to wear down
Young Corbett, through steadily battering
away at him instead of resorting to my
olu trick of overwhelming a man by
furious attacks.
Through the first five or six rounds
OF that contest both us went along
at clip that was fast. But it was moth
ing in comparison with the pace at
which we Travelled in Our first meeting.
was keeping close to Young Corbett all
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FRANK SEEKS TO
STRENGTHEN TEAM

Atlanta, April 25-(Special. )--Sam Nc
Council, an infielder with the Rich
mond International league club last
season, has been purchased by the At
Ianta Southern association club, Mana
ger Frank announced tonight. Frank
also announced the release of Walter
Shay, an infielder, who formerly played
with Tufts college.
Ike Thrasher, infielder on the Atlanta
team, has been called into military
service. it became known tonight.
doc" Wildbaugh. pitcher. whose pur-
chase by the Crackers from the Wash
ington American league club was an
nounced yesterday, reported today
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STATE LOSES SUIT
AGAINST KOLB AND
BONDING COMPANY
Final Victory for Former
Commissioner of Agri-
culture Comes After
His Death

Montgomery, April 25.-(Special )-Final
victory for the late Reuben +. Kolb,
former state commissioner of agriculture,
and the American Bonding company in
the suit brought by the state in an eff
fort to collect $1,000 lost by the
absconding Of c. II. Billinssley. food, feed
and drug clerk during Kolb's term, was
written by the supreme court Thursday
when it overruled the application for
hearing filed by Attorney General Il.
Lloyd Tate.
Kolb and the bonding company were
sued by former Attorney General Will
liam l.. Martin Billingsley was charged
with failing to account for $l0.43116, but
the state sought to collect only $4,000
from Kolb because this was the total
amount of the bond. kolb won the suit
In the lower court, the court holding
that section Q. of the feed law of 1909,
which made the commissioner of agricul-
ture responsible for money not accounted
for by the food, feed and drug clerk was
repealed by an act of 1911. The supreme
court supported the decision Of the lower
court.
Kolb died about two months ago.
Montgomery, April 25--(Special.)- 1.-THE
end of a legal battle which began in
Morgan county II years ago came in the
supreme court Thursday when the court
affirmed the decision of the Morgan cir
cult court in the case of Newcomb Broth
ers Wall Paper company VS.. James H..
Virgins, who was sheriff of Morgan
county from 1903 to 1907. The company
sought to collect $500 from Virgins. con-
tending that he had failed to make
proper return on a judgment held by the
company.
One jury awarded the company 81, but
the supreme court reversed the case and
ordered new trial mistrial came
the next time and finally a jury in 1917
rendered a decision in favor of Virgins.
The supreme court declined to interfere
with this decision
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Privatss Donald r. Frazier, Robert
Sammons.
Severely Wounded
Corporal Carl A. johnson, Jr
Privates Omer A. Godin, John II. Sim
mons Napoleon ST. Charles, Roger w.
williams.
Slightly Wounded
Sergt. George f. Dolan.
Corporals Till Samuel buckingham;
Fred ID. Christensen, Edward Z.
Joyce.
Bugler Nicholas Angelo
Privates Earl w. Barrows, Walter +.
Berry, Walter B. kirkland, Everett L.
Bristow, John NJ. Corbit. Charles +.
Goodnow, Roy Gullickson, Nash Haddad.
Harry A Kane. Leonard v. Legal, The
odore Rand McCabe, Steve Melusk; Ar
thur r. Moulds, William j. Mullaney,
Harry A. Murray, Andrew j. Nett.
George M. Powers, John f. Seifried Pat
rick NJ. Stanton.
Died of Other Causes
Private Jesse NJ. King.
Private Hector e. Rollman, previously
reported missing. now reported prisoner
in Germany.
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DIR. STARK TO MATCH
CLEMMONS FOR FIGHT

DR.. Henry Stark, trainer and mama
ger of Earnest Clemmons, the Castle
Heights athlete who won middleweight
championship honors at the boxing
tournament held here last March, ar
rived in the city last night for the pur-
nose OF arranging match with Bat
tling" Burke Of New Orleans, and also
one with "Sllgger" Walters of Camp
Mcclellan. The time and place of the
bouts have not yet been determined
DR.. stark is at the Motion.
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SQUARE PEGS"
PERSONAL

Mai and Mrs. G. J. Allison received a
cable from their son. Lieut., Jack Allison.
Yesterday afternoon notifying them OF
his safe arrival somewhere in France.
Lieutenant Allison is a member of the
Sixth infantry, United States regulars.