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MARINES.

MARINES.
NEW YORK CITY.
HARRINGTON, Thomas W.. corp. Mid
dagh ST., Brooklyn (Dw).
CONwELI. George E. 81 Poplar IT,, Brook
"" ''D'' ALABAMA.
LITTLE, George L.. Birmingham ODD.
wAUGHER, Robert L.. Chaco (DW).
CALIFORNIA.
Mcconnell. Charles F.. corp, Los An
FoREN. Irving w, Los Angeles CD:
WILSON, Robert d. X, Bakersfield CDw).
GEORGIA.
GooLsBY. Eulie T, Blythe (R.
ILLINOIS.
Under. Earl s.. Dundee Dw.
MApEE. Arthur E.. Deer Creek R.
TIMRoTT, Ernest H. Elmhurst tK,.
INDIANA.
FIELDS, Howard Hales,ead, Mooresville
NicoLY. Benjamin. shelbyville ODD.
KANSAS.
CAMPBELL. Richard c., serst.. wichita
. KENTUCKY.
MEIMAN. Joseph E., Covington ODD.
MASSACHUSETTS.
JOY, John j., Dorchester tDW).
MICHIGAN.
CHoDUPsKI. Philip Z, corr, Detroit Dw).
LANNAN, John F, Saut ste Marie th).
MINNESOTA.
sEEs eu F4,O TorP E,l MS5mi p Dw
MISSISSIPPI.
MCGEE. Joe. Lambert (K).
MISSOURI;
FOX. Julius j.. ct Louis dtO.
SMGcKEEHAN, Gay John. New Haven *,
HUBERT, George W. Cedar City CK).
NEBRASKA.
CROW, Arthur j.. Om5ha Dw).
NEW YORK STATE.
GU1LLoD. Frank L. serst' Rochester
HARLEY, peyo, corp. Ayoea tDp,.
McCREARY. Donald X. East Aurora
OHIO.
HouCHINs. Lyle C. seFs''' Cincinnati
HuGHEs. Elmer H. Cincinnati lK).
FIGGINs John A, Jacksonville (K).
NICOL. George r.. Kent tK).
O'RANION, Luther l., Mason (Dw).
| PINKERTON, Raymond A., Middletown
REYNoLDs, Richard s., Cincinnati (K).
STEPHENS, Russell A. MADEIRA (DD).
YOUNG. Fred G.. Kent (DW).
OKLAHOMA.
PECKENPAUGH Lloyd D., skedee (K).
PENNSYLVANIA.
LEE. Harry W. sergt. Mars ODD:
Brown. Norman r.. Ardmore ODD.
KERN. otha s., Westover tR.
KNECHT. Harold V, Nazareth (Rl.
NEWMAN, Kenneth l., Pittsburs (K).
| wYMAN. Elmer C, Nersvills iDw).
SOUTH CAROLINA
LLOYD. James T. Greenville (DW).
| QUITS, Joseph p, Edgeheld (DW).
| UTAH.
PETERSON, wimbal e.. corp, Ephraim
| (DW).
| VIRGINIA
! sPOTSwOOD, Joseph F.. corp, Irwin (K)
/ WISCONSIN.
! HABERLAND. Franklin W., Middleton
! (DW).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
I ~ Canada. ~
| wOLAvBR. VIM. W, sergt., Spirit River.
Alberta (DWl,
Philippine Islands.
ROMANS, Ernest, corp, Corrigedor (Dwl
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ARMY
(Nisht Report).

Character of easualties 10 indicated thus;
tKl killed in action; tDw) died Of wou nds;
tpAl died of accident or other causes;
vereiy; Sws, wounded slightly: SwuS
wounded. degree undetermined; (M) miss
Ing; (P) prisoner
&C. NEW YORK CITY.
pAASTRIs, Peter. serst.. i+s Amsterdam
wHRTHErMEn. Emil. sss N eth st..
Brooklyn (w).
CLAYTON, Ambrose L.. Treat (DA).
CALIFORNIA.
CARROLL, Douglas. San Frsne,.eo es9.
JONES. Charles w. Holtvills tW).
CONNECTICUT.
LDcK. Edward E.. sergt.. Meridsn tpA).
cox. Elmer W.. Parma tDA>.
ILLINOIS.
xENNpDY. Charles E. eorp- Chicago
FITzdERALp. Joseph E.. Elkhart tpA).
INDIANA.
ABNnR: Ben H.. Loosootse tDAl.
E ETTH nsrG %6 C. O. sras:se. sD b
IOWA.
FHANDsEN. William. Council Biuffs (DA).
KANSAS.
PRlDsT. Frank T.. Capt. wichita (w).
FOSTER, Alfred E., Wellington (DA).
GILL, Carl L.. Fredonia (DA).
KENTUCKY.
cRowDER, Joseph A. Latonia tpA).
LOUISIANA.
coRrEz. Arthur. Kraemer (DA).
MAINE
CARLSON. Edwin L.. serst.. Farminston
(W).
MARYLAND.
MASSACHUSETTS.
FITZPATRICK, Joseph F.. South Boston
FORTIN. Joseph p. Worcester DA.
MICHIGAN.
SUDBUROUGH. Alfred Gwynn. Lieut., Adrian
rINKBEINER, Arthur G.; Vaudeville (DN.
MISSOURI.
BIBB. Thomas w. corp. Fishery tK).
sTRoUP, William L.; corr, s. Louis DA>.
HICKMAN, Louis f.. st. Louis DA).
FITCH. Alfred c.. Pleasanton CDA).
NEW JERSEY.
ROBBINS, Francis W.. sergt.. Florence (DA).
BDRGES, Harold T., Jersey City K).
CARSON. James W.. Arlington (w).
NEW YORK STATE.
BUSH. Leroy C.. Lafayette Cw).
EDICK, Herbert F., Mexico (DA).
wINDRUM. Chauncey Kingston (DA.
NORTH CAROLINA.
DALE. Marion. corp. Morganton tDA).
OHIO.
BOYD Joseph P. Cleveland Cw.
OKLAHOMA.
CONWAY. William T. Tulsa DA).
OREGON.
BALL Addison NJ. w. Portland D.
PENNSYLVANIA.
UI.MER, william, Lieut., Pottsville (W).
MCCORMICK, william NJ. sergt, Dor
mont (DA).
BONAvOGLIA. Thomas. Dunmore tDA)
FERRIS, Stephen W., Scranton tDA).
POZYC wladvslaw B.. Erie (DW).
TENNESSEE.
HAMER. Thomas NJ. Lieut.. Memphi
HESRY. Herosr, H. corp. seviervill'
POPE. Fred A.. corp. Arlington tpA).
TEXAS.
uHILDREss. Sidney A.. Austin tw).
RUSSELL. Ciaud. Friday (DAl.
ROSsMAN, Jake. Antonio (K).
VERMONT.
DARTT, Charles E., Springfield tDw).
WASHINGTON.
LYNCH. Albert j.. Tonasket tw).
WISCONSIN.
K1RYcZYNsKI, Andrew. corp, Dedhan
LoUGHRIN, william. Minoqua (w).
WEST VIRGINIA.
ELLIOTT, George w. Indore tDA).
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was sent overheard to-day. The spcn-
sor was Mrs. Frederick Morris Of Cody.
wyo., wife Of the chief inspector for
the Emergency Fleet Corporation at the
yard.
Tho sarocxie ia . 1900 ton cargo
carrier 400 feet long.
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BARTosH. John, Berwin (ws).
ssiA Is. Edward J., Pi,ttssgrS CwS Sn,
CHAPMAN. Dougias b., Newberry iwu).
bGeeAN. N Tso%a. : T., ss ssr.s,on syu5.
opoSNNEEt. " Jsmes f., Phiisdeiphis BD,.
SsaMA4NI TERY ms.in P.rd pu{ Sss eb p ~
SMITH. Edward B., Philadelphia OWED.
RHODE ISLAND.
hzSsbIR%s Napoleon. fSSs sorD' wSsa:oct.t
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TYLER, Gerald r Lieut., windsor Sws).
CHANDLER, John r., Rock Hill (WS).
WALKER, James. Branchvilie DD).
TENNESSEE.
FARRIOR, Bascom p, sergt.. Chattanooga
ARNOLD. Garry B., corp, Memphis cwsl:
NEBLETT. John B.. Clarksvile ODD.
NEWMAN, Ralph B., Hartman ODD.
TEXAS.
RgIsoN Cns.sy w. cS Esnn1rd DP Pp'
B r. An.on L. sprinSlske fwS.
GUEST, George. Happy ODD.
JOHNSON, Fred, Aspermont ODD.
COLE, Arthur j.. Salt Lake City wU.
VERMONT.
BARBER, william H., oreweIl CwD.
BIRCH, Arthur O.. st. Johnsbury wSl.
LANGDoN, Arthur H., South Hero DD).
VIRGINIA.
MccLUER, Barton a.. Lieut.. Bon Air
MOORE. Robert A.. serst., Spencer SwS.
sEELBY. Elton T., sergt., Norfolk Cwsl.
SMART, Ely c.. sergt., Lynchburg Cwsl,
bbVis John rf En- Richmond lei S0na' cWs,. w
MITCHELL, Ferris, Hendricks store DD).
WASHINGTON.
LuKINs, Aaron T.. Lieut.. Pullman tWs).
ANTENuccI, Giuseppe; Seattle !wS;
BECHTEI. Albert n, South Seattle (We)'
BoMAR, Ralph L., Spokane GWs).
DAVIS, Evan T., Spokane MW.
McCLoSKY, Leo. Hoquiam wU).
WISCONSIN.
sALM, Nicholas p. lieut.. Milwaukee
PAczEsNY. Frank A. sergt.. Milwaukee
DAVIS, James N, corp. Browntown tws,.
McPEAk. Earl NJ. corp- Camp Douglas
MACK. VIM: D, corp. Madison !ws3:
BAssErir, Roy j., Milwaukee tws).
BECKER, Alfred H.. Jr.. Milwaukee (we).
BLANK; Charles south Byron Byron VS. MS,
MALLO, Ray. Lloyd tDD).
RICE. chester w. Green bay lwu.
sLoWEY. Peter E. Ashland (Ws).
WEST VIRGINIA.
EDMIsToN, Andrew, Jr.. Lieut.. Weston
(wS).
cox, Thomas j.. corp, DEFINE tDD).
SMITH, Clarence, corp, Wayne (WS).
Accord. James W., Marshes tWS).
ADDISON, Benjamin f.. Mutterfort (WS).
ASBURY. Erwin, Charleston tWSl.
BRUSCI, Joseph, Clarksburg tWS.
JOHNSON, Arthur j., wheeling ODD.
LEMASTERS. Jasper L.. Middlebourne
(DD).
OTHER COUNTRIEa
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Er1vhte.
sUTTLEs. Layton. Seneca, 8. C.
ING IN ACTION.
MAGRANE. Francis j.. Lynn. Mass.
ARMSTRONG, Howard, Richmond. IND
E EbK . QUINCY %ss-d a.; K,ddf p;h Ky
cSSESG s8Efs I'll 'i Philip. iss 18th ST.,
eosfS. Heiimeih Albert. Renyine. MINI.
T IaNSso Fed T. Glen Beck; n MIN
KARRICK, Preston. Mount Sterling, Ky.
KELLY. Delbert, Dorena, Ore;
k kHTIk E cafi Blue Iii R fsisnd H. iowa
M y Clement A., waterville Iowa.
FsIMERANo enr Sasareno. ' JoRa:oOb bG Pa.
@&pE' bon ar' crandle Ae ogden. Utah.
WILSON. Jessie j., Stepstone, Ky.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
MALINOwsKI. Adam. Cicero III.
VALDEs, teopoido, ssspamco' Te1.
VARo. Leonardo. Canton. Ohio.
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETERMINED
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporsls.
MIsTREET, Philips, jamestown. N. Y.
RETTEw, Harry Columbia, Pa.
YOUNG. James. Springfield. Ohio
Privates.
KUBIAC, vincent, Buffalo. n. T..
LOVE George R.. Turner station. Nd
LYLE, Sidney Guy. Eagle Rock, Va
MATLocK. Malven E.. Champion. Alberta
MATocHA. John F., Plum. Tex.
MEEHAN,- John j.. Philadelphia: Pa.
MEzEKAR. Andy, QUICK side, Pa.
MILLER; Philip. Storm Lake. Iowa
N NGEEs 5.eo sa seaP R. c Sicso IT,. III.
RICHTER. Nixon. Gonzales Tex.
sCHIERHoLTZ. Henry A. Elmra, Ontario.
sPEIGET, Charles. Chicago. nj.
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
KEEFE. Timothy L., Morton. MINI.
MUsCATO, Frank. ssa East 10Th st., New
M2 fSfh e't Clinton, recnmseh, Okla.
SicxEI.L Tony. Poin, Peter. ARK.
RIDER. John W.. West Albany. Y. Y.
SCOTT. George NJ, csmpbelisburs. Ky.
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
serseants.
| MADoLE. John w, Doniphan, Mo.
WALL, Leonard T., Auburndale. Mass.
Corporals.
HULL william Frank. Atascadero. Cal.
ROBCINSk1, George. fonker, N. Y.
Privates.
| CARTER, Harold sherman. Leroy. Kan
! EDWARDS. Samuel Summerville, Ca.
| HAUGLAND. Carl r., West Hope. n, d
HERRERA: Francisco A., ocate, y, Mex
LEWIS. Noah NJ, Cleveland. okla
McCUsKER, Frank J.. Philadelphia.
MCKINNEY. Robert. Stonewall. Okla.
7 OsBURN. Robert j.. iss Norman avenue
RANDAzzo, Bartoio, Crockett chl.
ROBERTSON Melvin c.. Blue Hill, Ne
woLsTENHoLME, Wallace. Philadelphia
ROsSELL. Vernie H Clear Brook. MINI
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED KILLEI
| IN ACTION.
| Lieutenant.
SIMPSON. willismE. West Union. W. Va.
] ENORMOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED
| SEVERELY.
Private.
UIMER william. Minter Ala.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED WOUNDED
| SLIGHTLY.
Private.
CARSON CARS X:,S james c,.r w. 'r" l'e 9th ave
ERRoNEoUsLY REPORTED WOUNDED
! DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
Corporal.
ENGLE. Charles c., Delano Pa.
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PAWN TICKETS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs,

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10TH HOG ISLAND LAUNCHING.

The ssrcoxie, 1900 TON Cargo
Carrier, Sent Overheard.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a. Tho sar-
ooxie, the nineteenth vessel to be
launched at the Hog Island shipyard.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST-wednesday eve. March 10. at the
Vanderbilt Hotel. large diamond circle
brooch; no questions asked; $500 reward
II returned to CARTIER, $50 Firth Avc.
LEFT on Long Island train. soldiers
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WARRINGTON. March 22.-The following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department:
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sIrUATIONs wANTED-MALE.

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FOR SALE.

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OTHER COUNTRIES.

OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada.
ANDERSON. Lief l.. Saskatchewan tws).
Russia.
BRuZDz1pK, Teopn. Poland CwS).
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OTHER COUNTRIES.
~ Canada. ~
woLAvBR. VIM. W, sergt, Spirit River.
Alberta (DW),
Philippine Islands.
ROMANS, Ernest, corp, Corrigedor tDw)
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FIRST CLASS garment dyer: steady en-
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HOUSE. INC, :53 Main Street, Maiden.
Mass
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LIBRARY CAMPAIGN

quiet, but systematic campaign to assist the Carnegie library has been in effect for several months by the libra. ran and members of the Culture Club, and the announcement from the manage ment of the Grand and Liberty theatres that a list of books would be presented by them has been received with grati- fication. Mrs. w. T. Warlick in dis cussing the interest manifested by read CTS in the books which furnished seen arios for motion pictures presented here with the manager of the theatre, prompt ed him in making the offer of presenting the library with such books in advance of the picture presentation.
 An order has been made as follows: "The Delicious Little Devil", (Clayman- Thew): ''The Career of Katharine Bush (Glynn); Girls, (FitchD; "Wilderness Trail", Cwilliams); "The Fear Women" Forrester); ''rhe City of Comrades |. (King); ''The Exquisite Thief, CTyler); 'The Amazing Wife" (Clipp); Fire Fingers, (Neidig); Through the Wrong Door, tWilliams); Nancy Lee CWaIter); ''Upstrairs and Down." Hat- ton); "A Very Good Young Man, (Brown): Daddy Long Legs, (Webster) .'The Long Lanes Turning, Rives); "The Whitewashed Wail," Darrance).
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NEW EQUIPMENT
 FOR UNDERTAKERS

The undertaking establishments of Birmingham have installed new equip meth within the past two weeks, the latest of which was received yesterday.
 Johns received a new hearse and Shaw costly ambulance. Both are of the latest type. The ambulance pur chased by Shaw is equipped with every thing but a dining table. It is a bou- doir on wheels. Besides place to rest there is a place where the patient may be bathed. with hot or. cold water and there Is a cabinet containing antisep- tics. making it possible for the patient to get first aid while being rushed to hospital. It was announced last night, that Johns was expecting another ambulance daily and another hearse.
 A few weeks ago Lige Loy purchased an ambulance. It is also of the latest design. The ambulance was received a short time after the buying of hearSe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-01

Prior to the appearance of the PreSi- dent this afternoon. the stage to the front of the executive offices was we'll prepared. To the fore was @ battery of cameras Directly in front Of the offices the roosters In gtIded cages were placed. Grouped about were the visiting Ala hamians, tho Alabama congressional delegation, other members of congress including Speaker Gillette and Ex-Speak- CTS Clark and Cannon; members of the cabinet including Secretary Baker, Ad- miral Benson. representing in the absence of Secretary Daniels, the navy; and other men distinguished in public nfa, among them W. P. c. Harding. of Birmingham, governor of the federal reserve board
 When the President appeared. the still ness was broken by the clicking of cam eras MT. Wilson shook hands with ev- erybody and then smilingIy gazed upon the imported cocks.
 Then Senator Bankhead made 8 brief speech explanatory off the situation, and with one or moro facetious and feaici- tous remarks, the President indicated a desire that the programme proceed.
 Thereupon Admiral Benson, typical of the navy which had brought the roosters across the Atlantic, delivered them to the president, and the president in his own name and the name of his associates in the peace conference spoke of the satisfaction which he felt in being ir- vofved tn such a unique schema In con-. cfusion, Senator Banlzhead thanked the president for his gift and for the interest he had displayed. Mfr. Wilson then spoke
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BESSEMER NEWS

Bessemer, July 31-(SpeciaD At a special meeting of the Bessemer Board of Trade called for the purpose of protesting against the proposed tonnage tax, resolutions were passed condemning it as unfair and contrary to the inter ests of the district. A copy of the reso- lutions were circulated among the mem- bership Thursday and was heartily en- dorsed by every member of the Board of Trade, while the original was for warded to the representatives from Jeff ferson county in Montgomery.
 The action taken. by the Bessemer Board of Trade was in accordance with that of other civic bodies of the Birming- ham district It was brought out at the would pay large proportion of the tax as large per cent of the coal and iron ore of the state is mined in the dis trict, and further taxation would be direct blow to the principal industries of the community.
 The resolution follows:
 Whereas, there is pending in the leg tslature proposal, embodied in the rev. enue bill, the tonnage tax on coal and iron ore in Alabama, and
 Whereas, we believe that the tax will be opposed to the best interests of the community; therefore
 ''Be it resolved, that we, the directors of the Bessemer Board of Trade in exec utive session assembled. hereby voice our protest against the measure and characterize it as being unjust and in discriminatory.
 A large delegation from the Board of Trade attended the mass meeting at Woodrow Wilson park in Birmingham Thursday evening called for the purpose of protesting against the proposed tax.
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Child Welfare Bill
 Enacted by Senate

Montgomery, July 51-fSpeciaD- The senate Thursday enacted the child well fare bill of Senator Evins, which was sponsored by child welfare workers of the state and country. The bin Is one of the most complete ever written, it is stated, and covers every feature of work in which children are now engaged.
 When the measure came up several women, who have taken an active part in the welfare work, were in the gallery of the Senate An amendment which would strike out fourteen years", sub stituting '-sixteen years,' offered by one senator was voted down. The bill fixes the age at. which a child may work, section one providing that boys may sell newspapers even though they are under the age limit
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COMPANY WINS IN SUIT FOR
 S100,000 DAMAGES

Opefffza, July 31-oSpeciaD-The damage suit of Mrs Effie Gillian, of Columbus, Ga. against tho Pullman Car company, came to close this afternoon when the jury in the case rendered a verdict for the defendant after having been out twenty-two hours Mrs Gillian was su- ing for $1oo,o0o damages as result of an attempted assault alleged to have been made upon her by a negro porter while she was riding in one of the com pany's cars. The case was a hot legal battle between the opposing counsel and attracted much attention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-01
TENNIS TOURN NAMENT

The daily heavy rains are interfering with the tennis tournament under the auspices of tii* community Y. NJ. c. "A which was started this week. The tour nan ent will last for about three weeks or ger and three handsome cups will be awarded to the winners. There are about 20 entries, and each contestant will play a series of games trying his in- dividual skill with every other player entering the contest Hugh McEniry, chairman of the athletic committee of the Y. NJ. c A. is directing the tourna- ment, and record of each player will be kept on specially prepared record sheet to be used in awarding the prizes. A great deal of interest is being taken in the tournament by the tennis players of the city and more entries are expected to be made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-01
SMALL FIRE LOSS

For the month of July Bessemer sus- tained only a $45 loss by fire, accord ing to the reports on file at the fire department. There were only eight calls for the department during the month, which is one of the lowest num- Der recorded for that length of time. Of this number six calls were on account of small fires on the roofs of houses, while one was from the explosion of an oil stove, the remaining blaze from de- fective electric light wiring. The small amount of loss by fire in the city is sig nificant in view of the fact that an ef- fort is being made by the city council and the Board of Trade to secure lower insurance rates for Bessemer.