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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
c. OF c. is ASKED BY
NATIONAL BODY TO
) SUPPORT BILL
WOULD AID TRAFFIC
STATEMENT is ISSUED BY SEC.
RCTARY FARRELL URGING Res.
lCENTS TO WRITE REPRE- SEN
TATlVES ENDORSING PLAN TO
RECLAIM RIVERS.

Ottawa has been called upon to IL
It's bit in the fight to utilize the na
ions available waterways The Cham
bcr of Commerce has been called upon
hy the National Waterway AssUcia
'ion To enlist III campaign 10 pa b
thru congress bin now pending
which provides for the utilization OF
the couutrys natural water courses
TOR thc movement Of freight
The bill Is specifically aimed 10 re-
habiltatc the Illinois River and MAKE
tossible a water connection between
Utica aud Chicago The entire iii.
nois Valley has been called ur0n lo
lend It's support to the present lcgis
aiion bv writing letters ndorsinp tn,
proposed law. Secretary James f
Farrell. of the local G. OF G, has Is
sued an appeal to public spirited cit
izens to get behind the movement.
Farrell Statement
The Sccreta.y's office If the Cham
bte OF Commerce Is in receipt. Of 2
copy Of bill entitled The proposed
administration bill regulating th'
manner in which the government shal
control the railroads during the war.
"A committee from the Missisaip
ri Valley Waterways Association ar
rival in Washington on the morning
of December 2Sth the day Mr.. Me
Adoo took over the control and opera
iion Of the railroads Of the Unite,
states. We secured an interview VIII
Mr.. McAdoo and obtained his cons IN
70 include in the provision OF the bIl
the paragraph beeinnihg with line
/. page q. OF the proposcu Dill
The bill is now pending In both tl.'
House and senate. II is absolutely
necessary that yon write and have
from five to ten Of the prominent mcm
bcrs Of your organization white Il
yonr members Of Congress and Unit
rh States Senators from youf STATE
urging them to take personal IN
tercst in keeping this provision il
the bin on Gnal passage
II is highly desirable that you in
sist that they take an active intcro5
, in urging the President. as well 4.
Hon. VIM. McAdoo, DireCot OF Trans
portation, Hon Newton u. Baker, See
retary Of War, and Brigadicr Genera
Wm NJ rack, Chief Of Engineers
l.. S. A., the necessity Of immodialcl'
using the authority thus conferred t.
develop desirable transportation o.
our inland waterways.
Write your Congressman and t 5
Senators at once.
Very uulv yours.
Sidney j. Roy,
Secretary
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23

Parllamentary Secretary
to the Admiralty. Two
Of the steamships were
attacked by German submarine IN ,hs
Mediterranean sea on December 3ist
and destroyed
The third was sunk in the mouth
Of the Mersey river on the same day.
Seven hundred and eight persons
persisted when the vessels were lost
in the Mediterranean. while about
forty lives were lost in the sinking
at the mouth Of the Mersey
Raid Belgium Coast.
Amsterdam. Jan. -. A terrific air
and sea attack was delivered by the
British agains; German military
works an along the Belgium coast on
TUESDAY, said dispatch reccivei
hefe today. While British war ships
hurled shells against The German 20
tions cr the coast big heeI Of aero
planes dropped bombs from he sky
/ vas said that much damage was
done
British Labor Backs Peace Aims.
Nottingham. Eng. Jan. % British
labor today backed up the peace term
announced by President Wilson and
Premier Lloyd George
Unless Germany accepts the aims
OF President Wilson and Premier
IAoyd-George and labors minimum
terms, We must fight on. declared
Chairman pnrdy in opening the an.
nual conference Of the labor party
here today.
Fais ringing declaration was reeeiv-
ed with cheers
War Costs $37 100000 a Day.
London, Jan. 20 1t is costing Eng.
land $37 ,000 900 day 10 carry on the
war Chancellor Law announced in the
House Of Commons this afternoon. At
ihe same time the chancellor said
that the government has no intentions
Of conscriptinc wealth
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
MARSEILLES SIEZES
TRACTION co. COAL

Marseilles took drastic steps to re.
licve the coal famine there his morn.
Ing when the fuel administration
board seized a car load of coal be-
longing To the Northern Illinois Light
a Traction system that arrived there
today One ear load of coal will not
be much of a help in town the size
of Marseilles, but divided out in small
lots it will so long way towards re
licvtng the suffering among the fam
lilies there
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
Written in Fifteenth Century.

Written in the flttcenth century n
manuscript containing letters aud
minor works Of st. Cyprian, bishop Of
Carthage, father Of the Latin church.
who suffered martyrdom IN 25s WAS
one, Of the most interesting objects
when the dispersal Of the libraries Of
Charles ]. Groves or Bostou Mass,
and others was hc-rn.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
CHICAGO IN GRIP
OF SUGAR FAMINE

Chicago has a serious sugar fam
inc. Retailers have practically eX.
hansted their supplies, wholesalers
cannot fiji orders and many house.
holders can get no sugar at all.
"1he shortage is due TO the
transportation tangle caused by
the Storm said Food Administra,
tor Wheeler yesterday. AS soon as
the railroads can stop giving pref.
crence to coal shipments the shortage
will be relieved.
"Were using brown sugar on
the table in my home" he added
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
EX.POLICE CHIEF ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER

The rial OF j. A. Holmes. former
Marscilcs chicl of police, opened in
Rock Island this morning. Holmes Is
charged with killing Mrs Emma Ghys,
q Rock Island woman.
Holmes, it Will be remembered. SHOT
and Killed ramp while on duty as
police officer in Marseilcs. 4 number
OF years ago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
FIRE TODAY AT
GODFREY HOME

The fire department was called TO
the home of T. X. Godfrey. 5ii Con-
grcss street. at 1925 this afternoon
when some sparks from The chimney
set fire to the roof Only n few
shinales burned The loss IS estimated
at about Sl000
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
NO LIBRARY FUNDS
WILL BE ASSESSED

No fines Will be- ASSESSED Tor book,
which are overdue during the period
IN which Reddick's library Is closed
on account OF the strineency o. the
fuel situation The library Will be-
opened for the exchange Of books aj
the earliest possible date thought aa
yi.ahlc by the authorities.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
DEPARTMENT CALLED
TO SOUTH OTTAWA HOME

The fire department responded to
IA call last night. sent In from the
home Of Chester Olson. ilG First av.
cnne. when the kitchen roof caught
fire from sparks from the chimney
The blaze was soon put out, ut u
very slight loss. estimated n about
Sto.oo
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
: =
SltNtA - VIVA.

The circle OF Ulloa Is IL white rain.
bow or luminous rint sometimes seen
~ Alpine region opposite the sun In
'oggy weather It's 10 odd slght.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23

Many man. said Uncle Ebcn.
thinks l'e has done days work when
ne has made NJ good excuse fob not
doin no work Yesterday"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23

Letters Of administration in the
estate Of Mrs Aryilla Athcrton were
issued today to Mrs Rnbe Vallat.
Mrs. Athcrlon, who died January (.
left house and lot worth $500. and
personal property to the value of $50.
which viii be divided among the four
surviving children
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
U.b0ATS SINK 8 BRITISH BOATS; $50 DIE
ADMIRALTY GETS
REPORT ON LOSES

London, Jan. 3. The sinking of three ships
with the loss of nearly $50 lives was announced
IN the House OF Com mons this afternoon by
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
Reciprocity Ia Fair.

There must be reciprocity o. ibere
rsr be- na nninn
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23
SERENA WOMAN IN
QUEST OF DIVORCE;
CHARGES DESERT|ON
MRS NELLIE CARTER ASKS lE-
GAL SEPARATION FROM MAN
SHE MARRIED QUARTER OF a
CENTURY hGO STREhTOR
CASE is HEARD

Mrs Nellie carter Of Serena today
appeared III he Circuit court as com
plainaul IN a divorce bill against Wal
tor f.. Carter whom she married June
,li lS17. The wife alleges descrtion,
Dut gives no specific acts Of the hus.
bands to show why they split up al-
ter years OF married lille.
The wife claims she was given a
share ~ her mothor's estate which
she and Carter invested in Michigan
farm. They traded their lands in Mi
chigan and went to the nakotas where
they purchased another farm Later
the split came and they separated The
Wife returning to Illinois and going
to the home of relatives IN Serena
and The husband going to Kansas City.
Mo where he is nov said to be To-
cateI
As an evidence Of the desertion Mrs.
Carter sites an occasion when Cart
Or returned to La Sadie to visit rela-
tiyes but never came to see her.
They have two children, both OF
whom are grown up and married
Streator Wife Released
Alleging drunkenness and cruelty,
Mrs Nellie Shinkcy of Streator. to-
day wa- granted a divorce from VIII
liam Shinkcy when She went before
Judge Eldrcdge to testify in her suit
for = legal separation. The com.
rlainant ayerrcd that Shinkey was an
habitnaI dlunkard and because of his
habits was incapable of properly at
tending to his business She said as
far as she now knows. the defend
AM resides in Bcloit. Wis
Tn" couple were married February
f., laOS and separated August /, lol7
They have four children he oldest Of
whom is and The Youngest years.
They were awarded to the mother
Demanding $1,000 damages {. Jess
Johnson today lied suit against the
g.. o q r. railway for personal in.
juricS The plaintiff is represented by
Browne & Wiley and Buffers &
Clark
Atherton Estate Probated.
Letters Of administration in the
estate OF Mrs Ar,illa Atherton were
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23

OTTAWA JOU RNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23

Snow and warner to-
night and Thursday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-23

OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Established 1870
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
NO MORE BEER
 AFTER DECEMBER 1

Washington, September 6.-Manufac- ture of beer in the United States will be prohibited after next December ]. as a war measure.
 This announcement was made to- night by the food administration. whica said the decision had been reached at conferences between President Wilson and representatives of the fuel. food and railroad administrations and the war industries board.
 Factors which influenced the deci- sion to prohibit the manufacture of beer after December 1, the food admin istration announcement said, were the further necessity of war indus tries for the whole fuel poductive capacity of the country. the considera- lie drouth which has materially af- feeted the supply of feeding stuff for next year, the strain upon transporta- ton to handle necessary industries and the shortage of labor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Letter

New York, September 6.-Messrs Hun. bard Bros. & Co.,. daily letter says
 In recovering from the effects of tn. shock given to the market by the war in- dustres board yesterday, prices advance1 cent a pound, which was practically lost late in the afternoon on the action of the reserve bank in asking for ths maintenance of loans on the present level in Wall street. This, it was felt, might find reflection as next step in the cur tailment of loans to cotton merchants. We doubt any such intention. but in tn, present unsettled condition of the trade caused by the suggestion of Mir. Barueh yesterday any adverse suggestion addns to the present uncertainty is bound "a affect the temper of trade As the recert decline came from unforeseen infrunces in face of |. crop failure as reported oy the government the trade became uneas <, at the prospect of further unforeseen undertactics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07

John A. Harmon, Terre Haute, Ind. Benjamin H. Hayes. Michigan City, In diana
 John H. Hilton, Rockford, III. Adam Jackson. Paragould, Ark. Arthur D. Jackson, Leesville, Ia. David Jonhs, Brantford, Ontario Can ada.
 James F.. Johnson, New York. Oscar K. Jolley, Dexterm, Ga. John B. Kavanagh, Haverhill, Mass. James Fl. Keene, Tuckohoe, N. Y. John w. Kerr, West Quincy, Mass. Perl l.. McCurdy. Marietta, Q. Johon Q. McGinis, Linton, Ind. Robert s Maclay, Brooklyn. Joseph Malinowski. Reading, Pa. Ode Pennington, Bradford, Ark Charles Pierson, Clinton, Ind. Willie Lloyd Hummer. 0wingsville, Ky. Julian Polaco, Edith, Col. Ernest .. Raygard. Lowell Ariz, George Reich, Stevensville. Pa. shelton C. Rogers, Rendale, Miss. Louis L. Russell, Lodi, Cal Fen Rutherford Long Leaf La. Joe G. Schultz, Scotts, Ark 1.aborio Scimono, Lawrence, Mass. Dennis Stack. Waterbury, Conn. Irwin NJ. Swift. Reed, Ky. Landrup Thorson, Anaconda, Mont. Abencio Trujillo Nambo. N. NJ. Peter John van Lllln, SoutH hdu- kauna, Wis
 Ole Vodall. Lonnep. Mont Forest A. Woods, Columbus, Ca. Arthur c. Ziemer, Watertown, Wis. William Lano. Detroit.
 Abbie J. Lanson, Covington. La. Robert F. Lewis, New Orleans. Lawrence Lloyd, Reyno Ark. Roy w. Loan, Marlinton, w Va. Fred M. Love. Trout, La. George J. Mcdonald. French Lick Indiana.
 John Magielski. Detroit
 Brodie F. Martin, Jr.. McNary, La Fbere Mier, Morewater, La. Joseph Minker. Chicago Leonard j. Palazzo West Apello. Pa. Claude L. Phifer. Tipton, Ind. sam Pool. Jr.. Leasville, Miss. Wyatt Pridemore. Charleston, w. Va Wirt RiGsby, Indianapolis. George w. Poddcy. Port Vincent, La. Norman L. Roe Ellwood, Pa. sidney Samuels. Louisville Ky. Julius William Schleuter. Menomi- nee. Wis.
 John Edward Shannon. Clinton Ind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
THE BIRMINGHAM AGEHERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER : 1s1a

Frank Herbert Ladeau, Baldwins- vile. Mass.
 Fay Estes, Ithaca, N. Y. Archie Loomis, Detroit. Mich. William Carpenter Rowell, Detroit, Michigan.
 William Shemin. Bayonne. N. J. Frank A. Thompson. Lowell, Mass. Lyle F. Nolan, Cleveland, O. CORPoRALS:
 Beh H. Gibson, whiteside. Mo. Daniel K. Iopa, Oakland Cal William A. Cointot, Ellenviue. Ulster county, New York
 Edward Connolly. Brooklyn. N. Y. Floyd J. Dopson, Madison, Neb. Fayette Earl Goodier, Providence, Rhode Island.
 George Kasnya, New York N Y. Albert A. Lester. Lawrence, Mass Charles A. Lions, New York. N Ernest c. Manderson, Millerville. Ca Matthew Michael Margarita. Bridge port, Conn.
 Bugler Mark Emerson Perry. croix Falls, Wis.
 Musician Charles A. McCarnan, North Vernon, Ind.
 Mechanic Frank Stuart Lubec. Me. Mechanic Edward E. Johnson, May nard, Mass
 PRIVATES:
 Joseph Cerione. Vineland, \. J. Peter Chirisanthopulas. Bruce. Mont. John G. Chuta, Lacrosse Wis. Hugh Coiner, Staunton. Va. Thomas c. Coleman New York. N Y. Laurence J. Collins. Orange, N. J. Charles l.. Corbin, Crown Point. Ind William Forbes, New York, N, Y. Arnold G. Geis Detroit, Mich. stephen A. Guinoe, South Chicago. III Ray Conner Hardy, Mcdonald Tenn. Morris Hirschfeld, Brooklyn, N. Y Alonzo W. Jenkins, Starke, Fla. Arthur E. Jones, Williamsburg, Ia. Athur H. Kanneman, Westfeld. Wis. Henry F. Klumb, Ethan, S Dak. Joseph I. kuhesh, Olivia, Ainn. Emanuel o. Leberer, Evansville. Ind, Thomas Lcete, Wise, N. c. Wayne A. LeVan. Allentown. Pa, Harold, M Iandseth, Turtle River. Minn.
 Arthur A. H. Lueninghoener, Herman, Neb.
 Roy .. Mccain, Tucson, Ariz. Charles H. McCorkle, Galatin, Kan. Jesse T. Malone. Macon, Ga. Anthony l. Marfaro Jersey City, N. j. John Newton Martin. Covington, Ky. Myron N Mayhew, Cody, Neb. Joseph Mooney, Detroit, Mich Frank Patrick Murphy. East Irvingtou- on Hudson, New York, N. Y. Arthur R. Nelson, Knoxville, III. Joe Olson, Guckeen, Minn. Jasper Pau!sen, Cheyenne, Wyo. John Peterson, Dell Rapids. $. D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07

Evert Price, Lake, Ind
 Michael w. Raihala, Floodwood. Minn. Walter Raleigh, Magma. Utah. Thomas B. Ray, Troy, N. Y. Dewey Y. Reaves. Greenwood s. c. Ralph K. Reed, Burlington, Vt Alexander Rivera. Tucumcari, N. NJ. George A. Rud. Chicago. Frank Salcwski. Detroit. Charles Satra, Kilgore, Neb. Clarence Monroe Scott, Des Moines, Ia. John J. Secora, Huron, s. D. Ralph B. Self. Seminole. Okla John c. Smith, Rockville Centre Cecil Stone, Paducah, Ky. Asher l.. Webster, McMinnvile Tenn. Albert Wenderski, Milwaukee. Wis. Joseph Lacrote, Washington, D. C. Matthias J. Laubenthal, Prairie Dl Roche. H.
 William lauer, Jr., Morrisonville, III. Earl M. McClain, New Somerset, o. James Robert McGee. Lonaconing, Md Ceasare Malvicano, Newark, N J. Phihp C. Marosca, Brooklyn. James M. Mercury. Rochester. N. Y. Arthur Miller Alma, Wis. Peter H. Winners, Johnson, Minn. Albin Moe, New Richmond. Wis August F. Monthly. Bonair, la. Eslie s. Morris, Gossett. Ill. Stanley Pastwa, Detroit. Mich Mangus A. Peterson, Amery, Wis. Angelo RizZo, New York. Louis Roberson, Alex Okla Herbert Schooler Lancaster, Ky. William w. Seim, Lansing, Mich. Charles F. Sheehan, Louisville, Ky. Fred A. Smith, Red Deer, Alberta Canada
 John w. Stroud, Sulphur Springs Tex. Larkin Sutherland Council, Va. Price Tabor Columbia Ind Floyd T. Happen. Detroit. Tycko P. Thor. British Columbia, Can ada.
 Fred l.. Tibbetts. Dolores, Col. Orval Theodore Wood, Lansing, Mich
 MISSING IN ACTION Lieut. Edward Lynch Ford, New Lon don, Conn.
 Sergt Price Roark, Noctor, Ky. CORPORALS:
 Delbert Reeves, Leland, Ore. William R. Roster, Montesano, Wash. Mechanic Clarence D. Simons, Antigo Wisconsin.
 Wagoner Benjamin Woodward. Dor chester, Mass.
 PRIVATES:
 Mieczystew Biedziall Roslindele, Md Joe F. Brockman, Hickman, Ky. Charles Burris, Hastings, Neb Luis Carranto Coalgate, Okla. Adeo Daigle, Belle River. la Eugene l.. Davis, Talcville, N Y. Everet Fulton, Huntington, Ind. Simphcion Garcia, Zuni, N. M.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
 CAUSES
WOUNDED SEVERELY

IRIV X I ES,
 Rosario Masi, Brooklyn N Y. William T Peters, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
Day's CasualtyList

Carl F. Lamping, Chicago, III. Matt Lund. Lovelocks, New Clarence McCool, Philadelphia, Pa. Jay McCown, Urbana, H.
 William F. Mckinley, Homer. Neb. Hans P. Marcher, Fishtail, Mont. Joseph Maskin, Chicago, III. Lcyd R. Mason. Minneapolis, Minn. Manuel Molina, Rock Springs. Tex. John J. Murtha, San Diego, Cal. Leonard Pinkey, Coaldale. Pa. Joseph B. Saliunas, Waterbury, Conn. Ezra Quinton Sevedge. Civet. Pa. Luigi Sfrattone, Chester, Pa. Martin H. Sheriff. Oak City, Mont Joe Siminowski, Chicago, III. Charles Henry Simmons, Lockville. Ohio.
 Alfred Skow, Baskerville. Ia. Joseph Smith, Brownsville, Tex. Walter A. Stanley, Doland, S. n. James NJ. Sullivan. Baltimore, Md Elwcod Taylor, Dimock, Pa. LeRoy Tollander, Wolf Creek, Wis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
DIED OF WOUNDS

Lieut. Henry Howard Houston, Phila- delphia, Pa.
 Corp. Alfred Follet Ethier, Milwaukee. PRIvATES:
 Joaquin Chavez Corvio, N. M. Joseph Gilbert Cyphers, Syracuse, N. Y. Fred Eastlick, St. Louis. Alvin Ficklln, Estanicia, N.SM. Roy Gill, Toledo, O. John Joseph Grejber, Philadelphia, Pa. Roscoe Jordan Green Forest Ark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
SERGT. HILL TO TRAIN
 COLLEGE STUDENTS

Sergeant [. F. Hill. who has been as- soeiated with Sergt. F. T. Brooks in the local recruiting office for United States marine corps, will be sent to Howard college the coming session to give mil tary training to the students
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
Washington. September 7.-The follow.
KILLED IN ACTION

Sergt. Henry Zimmerman, Oconto, Wis. CORPORALS:
 Max. k. Grundkovski, Farnham, N. '. Timon 1Iestekind, Cedar Rapids, Neb. John :. kirkpatrick, Terrace, Mon. PRIVATES:
 Henry Anderson, Swedona, III. Stanis'a AEdrych, Webster, Mass. William Bailey, sharon, Pa Claude W. Bills, Mills, Neb.
 Martin ]. Dahl, Loma, N. D. George A. Johnson, Worcester, Mass. Carl J. Lindberg, Worcester, Mass. Rodrick George Prato, Munsing, Mich. Russell Itickerman, Detroit, Mich. Joseph Scheffler. Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the probate office; S K. Adams of Marconette, Wis, to Grace Thomas.
 P. w, McDaniel, of Columbus Ga. to Mahaley Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07
MISSING IN ALTON

PhINATES.
 John Hurter, Medford, Wis George Ingval Lunde, Astoria, s. D. Frank A. Sparrow, Nelmar Apart ments, Baltimore, Md
 Charles E. Tumble. Callahan, Cal. Jacob w. Weaver. Blue Ridge, Cal. Martin Fielding Williams, Brooklin. West Virginia.
 Ernest D. Worthe1y, Lakeview, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-07

Richard Jaap, Woodstock, I'll. Frank T. Kavanagh, Emmett, Mich. Louis Klave. Evansville, Ia.
 John Klecka, Detroit. Mich. Joseph Kuroski, Russia.
 George D. Luke, Wakefield, Mich.
 Joseph Mimnaugh. New York. Tracy Muir. Mooreton. N D.
 David Fl. Norton, Tekonsha, Mich. William c. Penny, Arbala, Tex.
 Schley Fl. Perkins sharon, Ga. Edward \. Quigg, Brooklyn. John E. Reed. Mclean, Va. Rhaul K. Roger, Conneaut, 0. Frank Rigo, Center, Ind. Oscar Stevenson, Cambridge. Wis. s John Strasshurg, Eagerton. Wis.
 Jesse A. Tiedemann. Jamestown, North Dakota Frank WolsKi, Chicago Nathan NJ woodruff Chicago. Joseph IT. Wyatt, Des Moines Ia. John Denyan, Kempton w. Va. Eugene J. Dion. Worcester. Mass. Frank J. Eldred. Chicago William F. hrtzberger, Andersen, South Carolina. Frank Fisher ,Naper. Neb. A R. Foley. West Newtcn Mass. Jack V Forman, Fl Reno, Okla. PRIvATES: Arvid Forsberg, Ironwood. Mich. Charles M. Frecker, Long Island City. N. Y.
 Clarence F. Freeman, Greenville, South Carolina. Ernest E. Gahan, Paoli, Ind. Julius Joseph Gillogly, Buffalo. N. Y. Daniel J. Gleason, Philadelphia, Pa. Jacob Goldhar, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Charles Greenberg. New York, N Y. Jacob Gretzky. Argo, III. John R. Griffin. Blue Ridge. Ga. Louis Grund. Chicago, III. I Robert A Harrison, Wilmington, North Carolina Ralph Herring, Coaldale. Pa. 1 Frank J. Hildebrandt Elmwo ood | Place, 0. l Alex L. Hlnn. Portal, N. D. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER- MINED Capt. William F. Freehoff. St. Louis, ! Missouri. LIEUTENANTS: Charles M Chamberlain, Spokane, l Washington. James M. Boring, Rasar Tenn. Evan M. Sherrill, Mauckport Ind. John c. Vann. Columbus, Ga. Arthur M. Walker, Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Paul A. Gregory, Atlanta, Ga. Joseph R. Winokur, Philadelphia, Pa. SERGEANTS: Henry Clyde Billingsley, Piggot, Ark.