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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
Ethel ClaytOn'S
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress uDw appearing
under the Paramount banner IL famous
for her beautiful complexion. She at
tributes her wonderful skin TO tho use
Of n simple toilet article called perwllio.
There IL nothing Ike II for tan. frecltles.
shiny nose. sallow, dark, rouGh skin
II takes the place OF face powder. stays
on better, ~ perspiration does not NJ
feet II. and It instantly bcautitlcs the
complexion. one application proves u.
II you want a nice lllywhits skin with
rosy checks, get bottle Of Derw'llo
today: you will be delighted DcrwIllo
Ia sold NJ all up-to-date toilet counters
He sure 10 read large announcement OF
Miss Clnytons soon to appear In this
~ per II tells how 10 Instantly have =
| beautiful complexion and n soft, white
yelyc,v skin everyone Just loves tc
| touch
| touch" Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
GRAND JURY TO
PROBE RIOTS IS
BEING OBTAINED
Official Death List In Chicago
is 33; Injured 306.

CHICAGO, Aug AFTER the calm
est night in the black belt" for more
than week, work was begun today
OF selecting a grand jury before which
will come the cases OF white men and
negroes who are accused of parlicipa-
tion in the race riots which caused the
death OF twenty negroes and thirteen
whites, and the injury of hundreds.
The coroner has fixed the number
OF dead at thirty-thrce, and the city
health commissioner has found that
800 people injured in the riots we're
treated in hospitals He expressed the
opinion, however, that perhaps four
hundred or more who were injured in
the riots never reported at hospitals
and consequently the total number OF
injured will never be known officially
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04

BERLIN, Aug 4-The legislature
of the Grand Duchy OF SAKE Coburg
and Gntha after a discussion con.
cernins the property OF the former
Duke who is a cousin of King
George OF England, offered him five
million mark, in cash for his shoot,
ing castle at Obcrhof.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
My Heart and
My HNasb aid
BY Adele Garrison.
by Adele Garrison.
What Madge Faced When She
Reached the School.
4 LICE HOLCOMBE, preoccupied

n LICE liOlCOMBE, preoccupied,
n anxious, looked up with a re
licvcd smile from the big desk
in the principals office as ! entered
the room, a iull halt-hour earlier than
my wont.
80 you are down carly, too" she
commented. Il am mighty glad to see
YOU Mr. Stockhridgc telephoned last
night tha. there was certain set OF
reports which had to be sent to the
state school authorities today, and |
can't find them anywhere I've got
some work up IN my room that simply
must be done this morning. and I'm
a, my wits end"
"Let me Try" ! said as cheerily as
] knew how, for saw that she was
mach upset. THE members Of my
family consider rhs9 wizard at find
ing things
"Oh, I am relieved" she said CRATE
fully. "RLt | don't see where he could
have pu, them"
"Whcte did he say they we're -
Madge Questions.
an tre right hand drawer Of tht
desk"
Did II. specify which one"
She looked At me- startled
"No, hrt hc must have meant III
hig desk Of course, You know III
right hand drawers OF the other dcs
must contain only his private paper
ior I've has never given US access t
them"
Did he ever forbid you in so man
words to 60 into the right-hand draw
ers7' | asked.
moo" she hcsitatcd "Rut we hay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Doctor Connor formerly Of Johns
Hopkins hospital Thousands OF men
suffering from fatal diseases would he
In perfect health today we're n not for
the deadly irug nicotine Stop the
habit now before rs too late. It's n
slmp' process 10 rid yourself Of the to.
barco habit IN any form just go tc
any up-to-dste drug store and get some
Nicotol tablets: take them ms directed
anf 10: the pernlcious h. bit quickly
vanishes Druggists refund the money
n they fail Be sure TO read large and
interesting announcement nv frector
cornof soon To appear IN this paps1 II
tells Of the danger NJ nicotine poisoning 8
and how 10 avoid n In the meantime
try kicotoi tablets. you Will be sur
1sioed st The result LAdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04

were memcntocs OF lost love that he
had cherished The heart which cher
ishcd 50 faithful. so hopeless a love
for him could not stand the ce-'ain
knowledge of his love for some one
else that even a casual inspection OF
his desk might bring her.
(Copyright)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
olDcAo0 FIRES ARE
ul llCED On NEGROES

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Two fires
one In . garage and one In house
vacated ~ negroes, both h the black
belt and possibly OF ineendiafy origin,
broke out tonight. The damage was
not great
Several members Of the Third Re
serve militia will face eosftmartial
today for failure to obey orders
while on setNe duty. bsl Colonel
William Beckman did not make pub
lie the details Of the charges. Lieu
tenant Colonel W. II. Wade will near
oSsA E,Msi 7~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
Soldiers Bodies to B. Returned.

BRUSSELS, Aug 4-pending a
decision by the United States con.
grc,s as to whether the bodies OF
American soldiers killed in the war
shall be removed TO the United
States. the bodies Of about 1000 men
who iell in Belgium are TO he con
centrated in ,hc cemeteries OF
WarcRhem and poperinphe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04

had such pain,
tina, | would of
ten faint and
have TO leave
school. I had
such pain ! did
not know wha,
to do with my
self and tried so
m any remedies
that were Of no
use | read abou'
Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
SCHOOL GIRL
TELLS OTHERS
How They Can Find Relief
From Periodic Sufferings.

Nashua, NH.--"l am nineteen year,
old and every month for two years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
MIMklEy CAPSULES

The prescription remedy of a success
ful physician for kidney and bladder
affections. Get them from your drus
gist. TAKE them according to dlrec.
tcns and keep on taxing them until
you feel you are entirely free. IL Won
are not perfectly satisfied after taxing
first box. tell your druggist and no viii
refund your money This 10 the way
We guarantee this wonderful Kidney
and bladder remedy. II he hasn't these
We will send them by mail
pre- pait HIS per box Hinkle Capsule
Co., incorporated, Aayfisld, ny,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-04
DO YOUR KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER EVER
TROUBLE YOU
Do You Have Any Burning
Sensations or Catarrhal
Discharges7

II so. you should NJ once begin re-
lieving the condition Don't let a
single day 60 by with any Kind of
trouble with your kidneys or bladder.
Take these dependable
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17
Honor Roll for City
and Its Vicinity Today

DIED OF WOUNDS
CorDorais
"E0kHE A. HARRINGTON. 524 Green-
MAsFfsMxih HENRY SUTTON. ooae
Nlngsessins ave.
Privates
SHMss HHrTHGSRh4fM rTHShf !aSs iss Howard II Sth st. s.
GEORGE u. KOCH. 235 Pine st.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenant
HERBERT =. WILLIAMS. Philadelphia
Icare Baldwin Locomotive Worksl
Corporal
CLfDE r. COBLE. Lancaster.
Privates
S1L0MDN HERRING. islo y. 9TH st.
ViNcESIo' siyfSiIo sANSmh 7S S' rasiser es" st. e.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Corp0rais
FRANK JOSEPH BRENNEN. ls45 S.
HxMiLTON ". McuLEERy. 1910 f.
Westmoreiand st. previously reported
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED
Private
GEORGE q. GOSlN. 233i Poplar st.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED PREylOCSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING)
private-
JttOIi SNYDER. t15u y, 3lst st
WhLTER l.. BIEGNINN. s3l6 y. 10th st;
JOHN PATRICK FLYNN. 4alI Girard
HENRY KLEIN, II37 :, Howard St
FRANK RJGiERRE. III ;. Bndine st,
GEORGE II. K0LMEL. 43l w Dau-
!6T!s LoNG,HARpo. l3o4 : 32a st,
JAMES LYNN MctINTY, 100 s. 10Th st;
GEORGE SCHWING. 2ll2 n. Ejgemont
st.
RETURNED To DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING
Privntes
EDWIN W. DoNOHOE. sssS Frankford
ave.
III IGI AIELIO. llu3 Vine st.
HERMAN \. FARBER. Ii22 Parkside
ave. .
WILLIAM u. PUNCH. 22l4 :. 17th st.
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING
Private
ANTHONY DE rAS0uALE. 7di ). 9TH
ST.
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Church. Eleventh and Master streets.
! Faulharber was detailed to the L. s.
S. Palos on guard duty in the waters
about Shanghai. on several occasions
rebels sought to attack that Chinese
city. where a number of American busi-
ness houses are located. But on every
occasion they were driven of.
once n band of pirates and rebels at
| tackled the Palos as the American vesse
| was in the river near Chung King.
! Swarming in great numbers on several
unwieldly Chinese junks the attackers
! vainly tried to boaEl the Palos, but
were driven off with heavy losses. Sew
eral Americans sailors were killed in
| the encounter
| toXswain Faulbaucr became i'll soon
after this river fight A bra tumor hat
developed. causing his death in Shangha
on November 26, of last year
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avenue. reported missing and later SAID
20 be %Ounded. was only scratched and
has returned 20 his company. He is a
member If Company NJ, lllth Infantry
He enlisted three years ago in the y.
Il. F., and after rehabilitation following
the Mexican 'auglo he was called 70
Camp Hancock. september. 1917 He
sailed for overseas last May and has
been in several engagements Previous
20 enlistment he was brakeman Di
.he PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and had made
his home with mis- parents at the Girard
avenue address.
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man-of-war's crew
that pitted its fight.
ing skill against the
clumsy junks OF
Chinese pirates and
rebels instead OF
elusive Hun sub.
marines.
The young sailor
son of Walter @
f ul h a b G r, 92i
North Hutchinson
street, was buried
with military hon
ors several days
ago, following a
solem n requiem
mass in st. NAL
s- ~ . 4. =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17

war is DelIlE Ut
ize d, to he
X n ow n as { h e
United States AS
sociation Of War
ShipWorker T h q
first chapter Of the
league was formed
Monday night at
the Merchant ship
yard. Hartman.
\ movement is
under way to form
chapters In every
$ h ! p y ar d in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17

IN THE COURT OF CoMMSnITH, PLEAS iIsI SrH NJ, :.
Order Of Publcation in Divorce. ,,
To Katherine Engstrand. late OF No. 1915
Porter street, Philadelphia: -
Whereas. Victor Emanuel Engstrand your
husband has n"d '1Cl IN The cCnT, OF
Of March Term, 1917. No. IA. praying "A
divorce AGAINST YOU Now YOU n are s.,d hcr@Tf cnEt
on or Ioforr Monday the I'd day of February
next to answer the complaint Of said Victor
Emanuel Engstrand, and in default 3f such
divorce granted in your absence.
HARRY c. RANSLEY,
Sheriff of PhilalelnhiA.
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WOUNDED HERO
SAVED COMRADE
Survivor of Famous 3l5th
Infantry Convalescing
at Camp Dix
WAS REPORTED MISSING
One Hundred and Ten Men
From Keystone State on
Casualty List

A. q. KEltAR W. L.. BlEGMANN
Returned to Duty Wounded
Private Walter l.. Biegmann, whose
name appears in the official casualty list
today for the second time is one Of the
surviving heroes Of the famous 3l5th
Infantry, "Philadephia's own
In an earlier casualty list Private
Biegmann was reported missing. Today
the War Department classified him AS
wounded, degree undetermined
Private Biegmann, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bieg1nann. 23lG
North Nineteenth street, has returned
from overseas and tells interesting IN
cidents If the fighting
He was wounded the first time No
yember 3, when the American army was
advancing along a forty-n1ile front. A
maChine-gun bullet struck him in the
leg. and comrade, Noemaker, who
lives al 334b Smedlry street, vas
wounded at the same time.
Carried Comrade to safety
ignoring his own wound Biegmann
carried his cumradc 70 the rear. where
he would ne safe Tor the ,,me being.
Then he dressed his own wounds and
returned 20 the lighting lines.
B,I, It seemed that luck was against
him for ..v. dovs ,ater , nrge sh,n
exploded near HIM and he was wounded
about he neck, shoulder and arms This
,i,,, H., ,,.o, ,,,,, an. =, ,,,io, .o, r,a
'''''S "' ""' P'' 'u' - 'N'''" 'O' S'''
and had 20 go 70 The hospital Bicg-
mann is ,opval,scirr n ,.anr D,x
! The number Of casualties for his
/ State today is slightly larger than YES
tei""N. ''"' "u""I'u ''u ''H 'r' gwen
IN contrast with "lshty-thrre Yesterday.
Five hundred and sivtv-Scven are on the
honor roll for the nation.
There are twenty-ninr from this city
and lts yirinity m the uet ,,,st f,o
,r, n'tu ~ tro n"in'S ,n ou n'e n,s.' Just I've mne
- .'."' wv -. u'H' we W.,
.i'ole are u'"u u "ouioS. ioe twenty"
tour remaining are t!assIneu AS tollows
wounded severely, hNe, wounded
! slightly, one; wounded degree undeter
mined tprcyiouslv reportrd missing,
eight, roturned to lutr fnur and sol.
g, no.,i.ai a,, ''' "' ON
!" l a. o''e'
! 'hiiaueIphia 'o'al OF neau mas m
creased since the corrections started
coming out last week. OF the many
/ men from this vicinity who We're origi-
naIIy -enorted missing eight moro are
accounted for in the latest official report
,rl. - w.. -,
nc! a't ls,'u 'uu"9 as "ou'ueu' ue-
gre unuetrit it''"su'
Private Edward \. Lansche, company
r, 327th Infantry, Is one who counts
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ISL DEAD IN LIST
OF DAY'SLOSSES
Casualties Include 50 Kill.
ed in Action and 90
Victims of Disease
l3 MISSING IN ACTION
Wounded Number 134. Max.
ing Aggregate 298, and Total
to Date 227.593

Washington, Jan. 1.-Two hundred
and ninety-eight casualties comprise the
casualty report for today, including
fifty-two killed in action, ninety-nine
dead of disease. thirteen missing in ac-
tion and 1874 wounded.
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In MemOriam
WALl1NG.-ln sacred memory Of our
dear beloved son. ELMER T.. WALLING.
Jr. who departed this life Jan. II. 1918.
aged ii years.
JUST AWAY"
cannot say and I will not say
That he is dead he's Just away.
With a CHEEKY smile and a wave Of the hand
He wandered into an unknown land.
AND left us dreaming how very fair
1t needs must be since he fingers there.
And you-Oh you who the widest yearn
For the Old-timc step and the glad return,
Think of him faring on as dear
IN the love Of there AZ the love of here.
Think of him still as the same, l say
He Is not dead-he's Just away.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17

Halifax, y. =, Jan. l7,--,By \. PD--
The White Star liner olympic arrived
here today from southampton with
nearly 5000 Canadian troops. Many Of
the men were members of air service
units until recently in France
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17

OF CHARLES g. MAULL.
AZ deceased-I.etters OF administration
on the above estate having been granted to
the undersigned. all persons indebted to the
"a Id estate are requested to make payment
and those having claims to present the same,
without delay; at the office n the, admin
THE PRoViDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
Asa $. Wing, President.
,,,v,s ESTATE OF HATTIE LUDLOW
mentary on the above estate having been
granted TO the undersigned all persons In
make payment. and those having claims to
present the same without delay. to
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Or to their attorneys,
CLAY STEELAfAN.
2ob stephen 0irsrd Blds. Phiis.
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sERGEANT-Thomas Blaine. Beaver
PRIvATE-James ]. Reed. Emporium.
Died of Disease
PRIvATEs--Aris lido pedmominlris,
LangeIoth; John J. Lahuda. Edwardsvilis
PANEL PSTsIIa GreensHury W,p@F E@rr'f} fl,,s
burgh: Alfred Whittier Zorb. Butler,
Wounded severely
PRIvATEs-Francesco ColStu, ,d-,n EMr,
chance; Edward a; l;anscne, lSil !, Tor.a w'
cenzo slmnolio, ~ Tasksr siT%et iinarI rn;Ti
X. umstead. Perkasie.
Wounded degree Undetermined
coRPoRHi--Haroid v. Jones. Expo5ti
PRlEATEsI'aTsnSs Ts,nrsr Tha"aifF BanTaf Fas
George g GPsn 23$i p9psr strsgtbi strrb fniSS KrS
ard j. Tobn. Kingston,
Reported Missing in Action
PRIvATES Walter l. Riegemtannp; NV nv
North Snecenih stTSst 4ds Ph1dS'phFs FerrIrp G
Conshohocken John p2,risk tdward Wi.
Girard aynnug rhiigde'pHHln Hanry HIT IIen, isS7
South Howard strGet b pbil%drinn,at' I PhiIa.
deiphia; Harry Tishicr. PittsburE: William
Z. Nsnaukcn. Bethlehem.
Sick in Hospital. Previously Reported Miss
ing in Action
fhi - ~ hot5t ~ asr,bip
~ ,,
Returned 10 puty; IL '"tion
PRIvATEs-;iuirt Aicllo, ll"a I,ne street :,.I
Philadelphia; James T. AsEey. Ftne rSnrK T'r
Tiene1ior" Tieu ~ ri1vrin NJ Dnnahop. 2s3s Frank
ford avenue. 'Philadolphia; ,Sian!eS ,,nr Iiv,
peibls, hShUHrE: E'"t1 - p'rEside avenue
Phiiadeiphia: William y. Punch. 22l4 South
Se'eh'ee"'h SUI
NEN 'EhHr'
Killed In A"tioh
PRIVATE--Gcurge u. Collard. elizabeth
Died of Disease
sERGEANT-John f. Bauer. Rutherford
PRIVATE Edward BcckIeN, Sli Me
chanic street. 'ahu'h'
w,.,J.d s.xer.Iy
.,,.,-,,, ', rr,,,.r varyirk
,,.,., ,nacrs. Undetermined
,,nonsT -, II ,orssobin.
,:i.s.horo
PRIVATES John Gilbert, jersey 'ltN
Samuel koIski Trenton.
Wounaed tDegree Undetermined, Previous
Is Reported Missing In Nrtion
coppoRAI-.Tarn"s J. Foley Jersey city
pRINA NATL;S--C Charlcs v. Connell, Trenton
Frank F"rsus"h' h'oo'"'''
Resh Ne"loh' u1
Returned To Duty, ,IrtNnusS "'p''''e
'H " -. r,,r.,ra
Nsuari
Ee""'N DEL AWARE
uo,,dsd SEVERELY
- " ,,.r,,i,r,o,
PRlNAl. .-1ohl
taH hI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17
LEGAL ADyERTlSEMENTs

FOR THE CorNTY T"f'iif 6F PifrIhDEf.PiiiAo, FIJI o
To ambrose ros r%ssndaor n.sad sts s Of nysrGe ssn Diego
n,S eS ss IN me SsS5l ., soq wt
Pleas 80. ! Of .Philadelphla County. Of June
as ssns iSs Ne ss" so5 hs.bS SSGs
and required to appearr in said Court, on or
b to h ise sn as Of f Hnn
p Anstead. and in default Of such anpear.
snrn ran,Gd you WI, % be lab" to have divorce
HASnx ssalIr C; Of TAHsEEE fsiisssiSSla.
IN TIT: COURT or COMMON pl,EAs 80, l
To John J. Cannon ,,,Pt lPts cf 2slo RinsTod
whcrcas. Laura l.. Cannr your wife.
EGs Esr S2 S2 sIs Gt e. d .r,y1H cGnHy S
vorce against YOU Now YOU are her, by
notified and required to appssar In said Court
s"y next to answer the cnmpa int Of said
anra u Cannon 9nf l. in a"ianIt If such
divorce granted in YOUR absence,
- sGaslt at T6i!aielrhi.
IN TIE corET ". COMMON FLEA, Xq. q
TO orsola 1S e. crntofaut-s Dl ,acomo late of
where's. 2i"aa 2S@ns''TTN 6i }issaSo "H'o your nus
hana has rl"d a libel in the Cour. Of
cs%H,% PIG; ill., ~ &sr + ols I'd. b.
praying = dNorc. against YOU; Now you
mrs her"hy notified and rSagr"d S.r noro'p +" sp
the 3rd day Of February nest TO answer
The complaint of said Nico.t III Glacomo.
and in ,dhofault Of such appearance %p9, ,
- HARRY =. RANsLEy.
sheriff " Priladelphia
IN THE rOUEr OF COMMON PLEAS No. 3
roR THE tol NTy on PHII.ADELPHEA.
-. order. Of Fabrication ct, Diy,orcee
18Th street, Philadelphia.
Whereas. Cora +. Dueray. your wife has
Ncd !hcl in thS c"nr, & Of C9mm"n un Pea Peas
1915. No GO. praying divorce against YOU.
Now YOU are hereby notified and required to
appear in said Court on or before Monday.
complaint Of said Cora L. Dueray, and IN
default of such appearance you will hc liable
to have divorce grnrtcd in %onr ahs'nce' Y
hANar sasrlrr l. o. TSfdiMlth, TPSiiadallh,a
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS No, 5
FOR THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. A.
order OF Publication in Divorce.
Street, Camden. y. j.:
Whereas. Emil F. Eyer. your husband
Pleas No. of Philadelphia County. OF June
Term, 1918. No. 1926 praving divorce
against you Now YOU are hereby notiied
and required to appear In said Court on
next to answer the complaint OF SAID En'l
F. Eyer, and in default Of such appearance
YOU will be liable to have divorce GRANTED
III ''o' HARRY c. RANSLEY.
Sheriff Of PHILADELPHIA
"a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17

james Price, who docs . night trick I'm tn"
Harlan h'acNsnrtth shop, is now convinced
uf tn" truth NJ IA" story about money burn
ing hol" in follows pocket Jimmy
Jet ihlrtH-one bucks triCklr through thc
hurGCd spot IN his trouscr pockets and gave
th"m IN for lost. li0w'v"r, Honest" John
Brown found The money and returned Il with
out 30 much as dcductiuE cIrfare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17

FOT THE COUNTY OF PHIl.ADELPiIlA
order of. Puhllcaton in Divorce
To William II. white. late OF No. 1870
Paschan Avenue, Philadelphia:
Whereas. ! Blanche White. YOUR wife
Pleas No ) of philadelphia County, OF
March Term. lnls No. 1874. praying a dI-
vorCe against YOU Now YOU are hereby no.
tilted and required To appear in said Court
on or before Monday. the Sd day OF Feb
ruary next, TO answer the complaint Of said
/ blanche White and in default OF such ap-
pea rance you Will he liable to have a divorce
granted in your absence, -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17
ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA.

ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA.
TT hh On waterfront, New,
I0e V00c00 modern, freproof cons
S ScV" 100 rooms, GO baths.
The Repneff Pri bath. Steam heat
Overlooking bay and cean
Near Old Ft. Marion. Bklt r. NJ Bennett
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OFFICERS LIST
gxiIiasI In ActiOn

OFFICERS LIST
Killed In Action
LIEUTENANTS--Charl II. Aug. New
York city: Thomas Il. Carter. West An
dover. Mass; Edward Moore. SeW bpuHl.
field, Pa Othi b. Place, Bremen., lhu''
Charles Schwartz. Jr,. Marinette. WIZ
Died Of Disease
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lNhens, New York city. ,,,,,-
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| ooro. NY. - ,.,, ,,
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tton CITY, Kan: Harry I. Savage. tamden'
Ala Daniel SHARP, Chicago. Ill. d; John stew
art Wilmington Del: charles r.. warner
Berwyn. Ill. Raymond +. Wehrle. superior
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SEPGEA\'T-ROy A. Johnson, Lehgfton.
CORPORAI~-Harold w. Jones. Export;
PRlrATES---CIarenc a. Chandler. W IN IN.
bee: William n. Erznger, Beaver rdns'
George q Gosln. 1884 Poplar street. Phiis-
delphia: William A. Hopp. Pittsburgh: hicn-
ard j. Tobin. Kingston,
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~ THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO
FOR TIE COUNTY OF PHILADEL'

order of Publication in Divorce.
To Frank J. Keenan,, late Of Camden, New
Jersey.
Whereas. Mary a. Keenan,. Your wife,
has filed a libel in the Court OF Common
Term, 1918 No, r., praying u divorce
against YOU. Now you are hereby notified
and required to appear in said Court on or
before Monday, the Sd day Of February
next. to answer the complaint Of said Mary
A. keenan,, and in default OF such appear
ance YOU will he liable 10 have Il divorce
granted in yuAr absence.
HARRY c. RASSLEY.
IL In lnln
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. I
FOR THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
order Of Publication in Divorce.
To Lillian J. I.ahey. late of New Bruins
wick. New Jersey:
Whereas, Lewis W. I.ahey. your hus--
band, has filed q libel in the Court Of
Common Pleas No, Of Philadelphia
County. Of June Term. 1917. No. 1914,
praying II divorce against you. Now you
are hereby notified and required to ap-
pear in said Court on or before Monday.
the Sd day Of February next, to answer
the complaint Of said Lewis W. Lahey. and
in default of such appearance you win be
liable to have Il divorce granted in your
absence.
HARRY c. RANSLEY.