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THE MORXIXG OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 36, 1918. GUARD ORGIZATI. OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST NOT TO BE DELAYED Governor Withycombe Replies to War Auxiliaries' Request. SOLDIERS GET PREFERENCE Military Protection of State De- viands Immediate Attention, Says Executive. Governor Withycombe ha Informed the war auxiliaries central commit tee that he does not feel that the offi cials of the state would be justified in delaying organization of the Na tional Guard until the Oregon soldiers are returned home. But he says the boys will be given preference when they do return. The central committee, with headquarters at 201 Courthouse, in composed of mothers of soldiers in military and naval service. Mrs. G. L. Williams Is president. Mrs. John Eu banks vice-president, and Mrs.. George K. Funic secretary-treasurer. At a meeting of the organization November 18. a resolution was unani mously adopted petitioning the Gov ernor to defer the appointment of of ficers of the Oregon National Guard until the Oregon boys return, and ex pressing the belief that the boys who have served overseas should have pref erence. Yesterday the reply of Gov ernor Wlthvcombe was received, and is as follows: This is to acknowledge your com munication of November IS reportin the resolution passed by the war aux iliaries' central committee and to as sure you that it has had my careful attention. I am obliged to say mat do not feel that the officials of the state would be justified in delaying the organization of the Oregon .National Guard until all of the Oregon soldiers have returned. Inasmuch as the matter of military protection Is of such lm portance as to demand immediate at tention. When the Oregon boys do re turn they will be given the preference, which they are most certainly entitled to, but In the meantime I feel that the state must have the protection afforded bv a military organization. "Assuring you of my conscientiou purpose in this matter, I am. "Very truly yours. 'JAMES WITHTCOMBE. "Governor. "The mothers of soldiers still feel tha Covernor Withycombe should wait a little while before proceeding with th organization of the Oregon National Guard." said Mrs. G. L. V illiams. presi dent of the auxiliary central committee and chairman of the special committee appointed in this particular matter, fol lowing a conference of the committee vesterday afternoon. "We feel that there is ample military force available for any purpose, with the Multnomah Guard here and the similar organiza tions In other counties of the state. Be sides, the Army Is certainly available at any time for emergency need and there wiil be constantly a large force of the military until the men are mustered out. It seems to the mothers that the boys who have been In the war should now officer the National Guard and that they are better qualified than others to lo so by reason of their Intensive training, familiarity with modern mili tary methods and the experience gained at the front." PERSHING LEAGUE FORMED Oliio Republicans Start Campaign to Make General President. COLUMBUS. C Nov. 23. A campaign for the election of General J. Pershing. Commander-in-Chief of the American expeditionary forces in France, to the Presidency In 1920 was formally launched in Ohio today by an applica tion to the Secretary of State for the Incorporation of "The Pershing repub lican League. Former United States Senator Charles Pick. Akron, and 14 other prominent Republicans of Akron and Summit County are sponsors for the movement. 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Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once. It is inexpensive and entirely vege table, therefore harmless. Adv. (Continued From Pure 7.) Kepler, John (J., Rochester.. N. V. Parker. Harold D.. Buffalo. VanderVeer, Peter. Somerville, N. T. Webster. Churchill P.. New York. Tucker, Raenzy, Mt. Vernon. N. 1". Wllklns. Harold L.. Lake Placid, N. T. Cobb. Alton W.. New York. Bartel, A M., Florham Park, N. T. Kyan. Edward J- Brooklyn. U'imiiiiImI vrMplT Galaggher. Thomas J. (Lieut.). Brooklyn. Dupius, Severe, (isgt. , Niagara, N. Y. Unr., Til rt, T. iCnrn 1. Albany. P. I. Powell. George J.. (Corp.). Brooklyn, Wood. Stephen. New York. N. Y. Tournor. Benjamin F., Hornell. N. T. Dunn, William E.. BrookJyn. 2f. T. Dellaratto, Alfonso. Brooklyn. Jf. Y. Brody. Irving Harris, New York. ST. T. Brennan. William F Brooklyn X. V. -Ler.. William. Rochester. X. Y. O'Connor, James. New lork. . I. Kanowltz. Archie. New lork. i. Coleman. William F., Xew York. X. I. Castellano, Anthony, Brooklyn, X. Y. Minting In action Milllcker, Daniel J.. Mahopae Falls. . X. Michel!. William Joseph. New York. x 'Vi Vnrlc. McCarthy. Harry Aloys, Xiskaynna, N. T. l.udwil. Otto, Brooklyn. UAiiaml nelhert. Tons.wanda. X. T. Petty. John Nelson, Bainbridga. X. T. Prisoners . . . Brown. Gilbert S.. West Jiew Bnjnion, Jaffee. Morris. Xew York. . McCartan. Matthew, (Set.).. Xew Tork. Muliin, Leo A. (Corp.). Brooklyn. NEW JERSEY. iriltul I. uilui Oliphaat. Elklns (Llent.). Trenton. X. J. Baker, O. B. (Sgt.). psssaic. i t .uw t i r- i rr Oskhurst. N. J. Payers. James (Sgt.), West Orange. N. J. Morf, William (Corp.), raterson, on.rH w K (forn.1. Paterson. X. J. Dowd. Harry (Corp.). Xwark. X; J. Norton. J. P. (Corp.). Newark. X. J. -Pasquarlllo. Tony iCorp.). Paterson. N. J. Hook. Leonard. Paterson. X. J. Boehm. James E.. Newark. N. J. t . mthnnv V New Brunswlca, N. J. Benjamin, William. Bloomfleld. N. J. Trongone, Tony, Newfield, X. J. Tarsi, Augrelo. Alphan. X. J. . Matthews. William H.. Highlands. N. J. Jolett. Edmond P.. Elisabeth, t. ... i-iiiiam i imnen. i. "i,.-T,h,. 'innnh H.. Morrlstown. X. J. Sumlin. Posey. Edgecomb. X. C. a v a H p.tcnan. N. J. Outsley. Frank. Midland Park. X. J. Laventhal. Jacob, Irvlngton. X. J. Jannicelll, Toby. Ramsey, X. J. Flanagan. J. O.. Arlington, X. J. Died of wounds . T Williams. F. L. (Lieut.), Elizabeth. X. J. Menegue. John (Corp.), Passaic, X. J. Xozek. Thoe. Jersey City, X. J. Hersekorn. Alfred C, Passaic X. J. Blick. David, Elizabeth, X. J. Died of accident Shei. John J.. Jersey City. X. J. Died of disease Baulk. James, Jersey City. N. J. Llppmann. Reuben. Lakewood, X. J. Levlne, Max, itayonnr, . , Koehr. E. H.. Vpper Montclatr, X. J. Hanley. Peter M., Jersey City. X. J. X. J. Eycke, Frank il.. mif nouw i. . Mulligan. Norman L Xewark. N. J. Tomaselo, Carlo. Hammonton. . .J. Lazarus. Moo Morris, Bayonne, X. J. Blair. Ernest B., Plalnfield. X. J. Lunczak. Michael J.. South River, X. J. Dyer, Harry. Summltt, X. J. Miming- In actios .. - Gordon. W. K. (Sergt.). Jersey City . . J. Topa. Wm. (Corp.). Harrison. X. J. Misewicz. Bolwslaw. Jersey City. X. J. Southwick. Chester M., Trenton. X. J. NEW HAMPSHIRE. iviiiea in i,,u Staples, H. E. (Corp.). mountain Kelsey. Ralph Henry, ciaremoni. Caouette. George. Berlin. X. H. Died of wounds , . King. C. A. (Sgt.). xorta waipoio, Died of diseitue Monlaya, Margarito, Mills, N. M. NEW MEXICO. Marti, Eugenlo, Trenchera. X. V- XORTH CAROLINA. Keeter, Waverly (Corp.). Littleton, N. C Lee. L. L. (Corp.). Coleraln, X. C. Oakley, Thomas L., Oxford, N. C. Douglas. Lester M.. riney ""i - Sane. Charlie L.. Rutherfordton. . v- Died of wounds Holt. Thomas L.. Sanford. X. C. Dozler. Robert A., Fountain. N. C. 1,1 I .Mlilmt Drewett, Paul, Seabord, N. C. Will' ford. w:it.(Set.-MsJ.).HarreIIrrille. X. C. Cabaniss, Esley o.. sneiny. . v.. Atwaters. Rowland. Raleigh. X. C. Hunter. Charles, Neuse. Austin. E. L.. Ashevllle, X. C. Sutton. M. M.. Ellzabethtown. X. C Richardson, Corieiu, tisex, Ratcliff. John, Graham. X. C. Kemmerlin, J. F., Cameron. N. c. enkins. Herbert, stonewau, Jeffreys. Moses. Milton. N. C. Johnson. Cornelius. Merry Hill, X. C Parrott, Daniel r .. r.im j Bishop, Simpson S., Horseshoe, N. C. Brooks. Benjamin H.. Corbett. X. C. J-ear. Preston Iack. Red bprings. v. Williams. James. Raeford, X. C. Missing in action .. i t. il.iut) Greensboro. X. C. McDonald H. L. (Corp.. Rockingham. X. C. Hatch. Lawrence W., Burlington. N. C- Culolm. James G-, Councils. X. C. Coleman. Albert L.. Merry Mount, X. C. Xtafford. William I.. Pummerfleld, X. C. Poole. James H.. Fallston, X. C. NORTH DAKOTA. Killed In action ' Bredell. Bernard 8.. Hunter, N. D. . Levering. Otto, Windsor, X. D. Died of wounds Dietrich. Fred w MinnewauKan. . a. McGarvey. Ralph. Bismarck. N. D. 11 nf llllfli Manning. Orval tCpI.). Bowman. X. D. Roach. Fred J.. Lisbon, is. v. alley, Lawrence, iveivin. is. aj. estveg. Christian. Landa. N, D. Walt. Albert W.. Sioux Falls, N. D. Timmerman. John A., Mandan. X. D. WAnnrieri severely Hefta. Alvln 8.. Har-ey, X. D. Missing In action Thomas, Everett E., Jonesboro, N. D. OHIO. Killed in action Xorns, B. K. (Lieut.), Cleveland, O. Lawwill. E. C. (Sgt.). Bethel, o. Ruy. Wesley (Sgt.). Chillloothe. O. McClain. E. I!. (Corp.). Athens. O. McGuire, E. C. (Corp.), Columbus, o. Cameron, Karl W., Winchester, Ohio. nrtnger. Otis R.. Alliance, Ohio. Oser, Joseph F.. Cincinnati. Morris, Pearl E., Marlon, onio. Melser. Julius C. Reading, Ohio. Whislcr. Homer. Otway, O. Storl, W. H., Massillon, O. Plant. Ernest, Nlles, O. Died or wounds Horan, John A., Cleveland. Ohio. Fischer, John L., Columbus. Ohio. erno. Joe. Cleveland, onto. Scott. George. Cincinnati. osenbaum. lxuis, columbua, onto. Middleton. Walter I... Dayton. Ohio. Kessel. Edward. Cincinnati. , Barnes, William. Greer, Ohio. Died of accident ansom, Jnhn E. (Srt.). Cincinnati, Ohio. Brown, Charles S-, Akron, Ohio, llled of disease Thornberry. 1 E. (Sgt.). Jerusalem. Ohla, Sharp, Granville (Mecn.), Atnens, onto. Bohmer. Charles F-, Nsw Matamoras. O. Dilley, Leslie J.. Andis, O. Bau.. Charles William, Incaster, O. Minch. John Oscar, Chlllicothe, Ohio. Martin. Uus, Germantown. Ohio. Grav, Bryan. Medina. O. Squire, C. H.. Asheville. O. Ray. L. D.. McConnellsvllle, O. Boone, C. B.. Manchester, O. Sehaadt. C. F., Celina, O. Dew, C. V., Crooksvllle, O. Dick. Alvin. Lewlsvllle, O. Dempsey, W. A, Groverhlll. O. Harris, Clarence E., Incaster, Ohio. Dillon, Feston, gcottown. Ohio. Blorser. Carl F., Bryan. Ohio. Stein. Harry Henry. Cleveland. Ohio. Ward. James 3.. Seal r ski, Ohio. Stratton. Earl Ray. Bryan. Ohio. Tingley. Edgar S.. New Richmond, Ohio. Wounded severely I.andis, William. Columbus. O. Sturgeon, Vincent P., Youngstowa, Ohio. Missing In action Martin, tsamuel, Piqua. O. Poling. George X.. Springfield, Ohio. Fletcher, Oliver, Cleveland, O. Cunningham, Joseph. Fresno, Ohio. Tansey, Alfred P.. Toedo. O. prior. William Henry, Xapoleon, Ohio. Prisoners Lcgglo. Marino, Akron. Ohio. . OKLAHOMA. Killed in action ' Baker, R. L. (Corp.). McComs, Okla. Lewis, Wehh, Durwood, Okla. Blaksley. Eti. Qulnlan. Okla. Kite. John Franklin, Drumwright, Okla. IHed wf wonnds Bridweil. Will M.. Purce.ll, Okla. Died of disease Ionard. Jas. H. (Cpl.), Tulsa, Okla. McMullen. Orlle C, Waunete, Neb. Smith. Andrew J., Tahlequah. Okla. Oshorne. Walter. Hennessey. Okla. Iday. Victor, Oklahoma. City, Okla. Taylor. Bowie G.. Womlck. Okla. Solomon, Dixon. Cloudy, Okla. Stevenson. Horace, Lima, Okla. Wounded severely i To.u, Christian L., (Sgt.), Lawton, Okla, Hurst, Francis H., (Corp.), Pauls Valley, Hardman, Serchie, Kanawa. Okla. Anderson, Grover C, Carnegie, Okla. Missing in action Hughes John S. (Corp.), Hobart. Okla. Robbins, DeJos A. (Cora 1. Lawton. Okli Coberly. C. M. (Coop). Wlnnewood. Okla. Disxemore, jess D., Stllwell, Okla. Bailey, Clarence, Duke, Okla. Locust. Henry. Church, Okla. Kitchens. Luther T., Burneyville, Okla. Klnsey, Francis M-. Melbourne, Okla. Davis, Samuel B- Lindsav. Okla. Collier, Jake E.. Wapanucka, Okla, Woodland, Cass J., Chandler. Okla. Wheelek, Wayne, Chlckasha, Okla. Webster, Bolton J., Paoli. Okla. Spencer. William. Tndianola. Okla. I. Stafford, John E., Shawnee. Okla. Robertson. Monroe J.. Hazel, Okla. Reed, Benjamin M.. Pocassett, Okla. PEXX8YLVAXIA. Killed In action Painter. H. W. (Lieut.). Philadelnhla. Pa. Machette. K. W. (Lieut.), Philadelphia, noseei. Howard (Sgt.). Phllade nhia. Fa. i-aiton. j. a. (Sgt.). waylesburg. Pa. Hogel. A. F. (Set.). Pittsburg. Pa. Kent. F. O. (Sgt.). Paxton. Pa. Schaffer. W. A. (Corp.), Duquesne. Pa. McClellan. L. M. (Corn.). Allentowa. Pa. Schwartzmiller. A. G. (Sgt.). Pittsburg. uverana. J. u. (Corp.). Webster. Pa. Holden. C. P. (Sgt.). Jersey Shore. Pa. i. Doukakis. Elias (Corp.). Monessen, Pa. Scott. Kv J. (Corn.). Franckville. Pa. Schmidt. A. A. (Mech.), Pittsburg, Pa. uoine. John. Mahanoy City, Pa. rougherty. John S., McKces Rocks, Pa. Boyle. Leslie, Shanno. Pa. Formaniak, Stefan. Castle Shannon. Fa. Johnson. T-oyal (i.. Spring Creek. Fa. Markrl. Elmer Russrl. York. Pa. Schuler, Petar Paul, Pittsburg, Pa. Scowden, James, Smlthport, Pa Sexton, Fayette, Cartertown. Pa. Todd, Harry S., Lancaster. Pa. nnkmil!er. Frank. Philadelphia. Pa. Wilson. Thomas R., Noblestown, Pa. Holscomb, William Samuel. Erie. Pa. Hutchinson, John G-, Xew Salem, Pa. Uwrencn Elmer L., Greenville, Pa. Lee. Francis J., Xew Stanton, Pa. Roberts, George L., Xew Salem, Pa." Hamilton. Iawrence. Erie. Pa. Vittariello. Ulovanzi. Carnegie. Pa. Furman, E. M., Reading. Pa. Golltsky, Ignac, McKeesport, Pa. Klinedinst, J. E.. lork. Pa. MeConville. J. F.. Sharon, Pa. Soroko, P. M., Shenandoah. Pa. Blookkvlst. Carl E.. Philadelphia. Landman, H. E. Jr. (Corp.), Philadelphia. jacason, cranes, spring city. Pa. Madzelan, Teofil, Castle Shannon, Fa. Died of wounds Brown. T. B. (Corp.). Boswell, Pa. Coates. Geo. B. (Cnl.). Jenkinatown. Pa. Breaklron. John Wm. (Wag.), Ambrldge, ray. uyie v., Bangor. Pa. Burket, Elmer H., Lancaster, Pa, Crispoldi. Angelo. Chestnut Ridge. Pa. Demsky, Lewis. Edwarsville. Pa. Forsythe. Albert E., Philadelphia. Hall, Dean A., Pittsburg. Hoffman. Bert. St. Marys, Pa. Morley. Earl E., Westerville. Fa. Kllllnger. Bert, Tunnel Hill. Pa. Parry. William, Scranton, Pa. utea or aisease Walsh.. Thomas C (Lt.). Scrnnton. Pa Zimmerman. Homer D. (Sgt.). Bellefonte, Pa. ouzer, KODert t;. (Cpl.), Easton, Pa, Johnson, Russell (Sgt.). Philadelphia. Pa. Johnson, Robert J., iJryn Mawr, Pa, Schrader. William H., Johnstown, Pa. McClinsey, James. Heuvelta. Pa. Hunsacker, Carrel M., Pittsburg, Pa. Henwood, Richard T., Jermyn, Pa. Hlllman, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa. I go, Michael J Shenandoah, Pa, Gray. John H., Philadelphia. James. Charley L.. Bolivar. Pa. Cool. Charles J., .Wllkesbarre, Pa. McConnell, Thomas A.. Philadelphia. Rogglaro. Daniel, Bethlehem. Pa. Snyder, Cleveland, Keating Summit, Pa. Schiavo, Pasquaie. Philadelphia, Harding. Claude W Ssyre. Pa. Stahler. X. R.. Emaus. Pa. Shurer, II. P Xesblt. Pa. Brame. Walter S., A a per a. Pa, Hart, Robert J.. Genesee. Pa. Mulerne. W. J., Philadelphia. Wounded severely Hu!t. Richard M., (Lieut.). Philadelphia, Pa. Klllcn. Harold W.. (Lieut.). Philadelphia, Pa. Waksmonskl. Andrew J.. iSrLl. (Tniinon p. niiiianis. w. w. (Sgt.), Brackenridge, Pa. .-nupe, ieison w., (Bug.), Smlthton, Pa. Myers, Paul H.. Greensburg, Pa. Henry, Thomas. Pittsburg, Pa. Kensley. Charlie. Kumnhmont. Pa. Sloathour, Harry J.. Harrisburg, Pa. jiuner, Koney E., Philadelphia, Pa. Missing in action Howard, C. L. (Sorgt.L Philadelnhla. Jakeby. Paul (Corp.), Bethlehem, Pa. Markell, F. J. (Corp.), Tarentum, Pa. Schaler, Edward (Corp.). Pittsburg. Harris. James H.. Coatesville. Pa. Jacobs. Joseph. Pittslon, Pa. Roschalk. Stephen J.. Xantyglo. Pa. Lawrence, Belford-R.. Canonsburg, Pa. Lewis, Fred W.. Pittsburg. Burke. Thomas J.. Philadelphia. Cummlngs, Archie. South Fork, Pa. . Dismario, Ralph. Taceny. Pa. Dunlop, Alfred H., WayneSDurg. Pa. Fishel. Carl P., Butler. Pa. Gallagher, William. Braddock, Pa. Getz, Karl F., Clearfield. Pa. Giles. Frank Williams, JJerling Springs, Pa, Matnewson. Adam, Kayette City, Pa. Mauck, Michael J., Columbia Furnace, Pa. Maudsley, Orin E., Equlnunk, Pa Morgan, Carl. McKeeselo. Pa. Moser, Charles. Philadelphia. Reidenbach. Clayton H.. Allentown. Pa. Charlton, William If . Philadelphia. Cupido. Joseph, Turtle Creek, Pa. Prisoners Fredenburg. M. W. (Lieut.), Rldgway, Pa, Heckman, B. c. (Corp.). Clintonco. Pa. Borlnsky. W. F., Minersville, Pa. McCallster. Stewart J.. Xewvllle. Pa. RHODE ISLAND. Killed In action Puccl. Andrea. Providence, R. I. Died of accident Fieraccini, Ixuis L. (cook). Providence, R. L I Med or disease Muenzel. H. F., Providence, R. I." Missina la action Carlson. Frederick O., Providence. R. I. Ryan, Thomas 6.. Providence. R. L SOCTH CAROLINA. ' Killed in action Wilkerson, E. L. (Corp.), Taylors, S. C. Cox. Frank F.. Gray Court, 8. C Died of wounds Larre. Kdwin H., Florence, S. C. Sc!lars, Virgil D., Gaffncr, S. C Died of accident Thomas, John. Bishopville, S. C Ltmehouse, Wilbert. Vemassee. S. C Died of disease HlKRins. Joseph (Cpl.), Charleston, S. C Baskfns. Robert (Cpl.). Lancaster, S. C. Bradford. Alfred J. (Set.), Fumpter. S. C. Proctor, Wayman (Cook). Charleston, S. C, Bowers. Joe I.., Fairfax, 8. C. King, IVillla Vince. Townsvilla. S. C ones, Foster. Fllenton. 8. C. Wilson, Ott. Bookmsns. 8. C. Pegueas. Walter, Cheraw, S. C. King. Arthur, Laurtnabure. S. C. Joseph. Samuel. Hattiesville, S. C ones, L.ee. Bnnneaus, n. c. Dyar, James F., Calhoun. S. C. demons. Hardio E . Biuffion, S. C. ChLsholm, Isaac, Hardeeville. S. C. Anderson, Joseph. Aiken. S. C. teen. Lenard. McBee, p. c. Soott, Moses. Bellinger, S. C. Webb, Walter E Olympia, S. C. Stephney, Harry. Columbia, S. C. aughn, Barlh T.. Lochart. S. C SOUTH DAKOTA. Missing In artion Tsac kson. Roy Kmanuel. Stockholm, S. D. Dieu of wounds- Nelson, Nlel. Norden, S. D. I lied of disease Heldepreim, H. (Chief Mech), Custer, S. D. ision, 'i. i.. uesmei, . l. Montgomery, C. W Istrline, S. D. asseson. Ldward E., Buffalo. . D. Hedman, Alec T., Ftrandburg. S. D. Pottrmtz. George Wullam. Ward, S. O. Picton. Benjamin J., Beebe. 0. D. Toung, Leander M., Gaville, S. D. woodruff, Robert H., Laneford. S. D. Smith. Alfred J.. Clark. S. D. TENNESSEE, i Missing In action Wilson. J. B. (Lieut.), Athens, Tenn. Mitchell, R. F. (Lieut.). Greenville, Tenn. alton W E. (Sgt.). Memphis. Tenn. Mooneyham. F. E., Woodbury, -Tenn. Wyatt, Richard. Knoxvllle. Tenn. Terry. William Reed, West Nashville, Tenn. idney, George L., Jamestown, Tenn. Robinson, William W., Selar Grove, Tenn. Iambert, Connie, Klngsport, Tenn. ay, William J., Waynesboro, Tenn. nolton. Walter H., Humboldt. Tenn. ay. Marcus 8., Lawrenceburg. Tenn. Tunneli Coy C, Bailey Ton, Tenn. Park, A. J. (Corp.), Bullsgap, Tenn. Hodge, G. ., Dyersburg. Tenn. Driver, Dlb, Liberty, Tenn. .. Died of wounds Trlhhle, Joseph (Cpl.). Klngsport, Tenn. Burke, Frank E.. Nashville. Tenn. Sparks, Verdie B.. Rutherford Tenn. Died of accident Matthews. John L.. Memphis. Tenn. Mayers, Christian F., Nashville, Tenn.- Died of disease Carter. Overton (Cpl.). Nashville. Tenn. Furchess. W. M. (Cpl.), Kmbervilla, Tena. ays, if. a., t.oiumDia. lenn. ollis, J. G.. Westpoint. Tenn. Fraxier, F. Franklin. Tenn. Wardle, H. W.. Memphis. Tenn. . Bryan. William. Portland. Tenn. Oldham, Anthony. Brownsville. Tenn, McMeen. Henry R., Duck River. Tenn. riffin, William L. McConnell. Tenn. Hooper. Orbltt P., Charlotte. Tenn. Bowman, Albert A.. HarHman. T.na. Tldwell, Ellis, Bonaq.ua. Tenn. allace. icoias r,.. Trade, Tenn. iJaere, Jess L., Murfreesboro, Tena. Pa Pa Pa. Don't Sell Your Liberty Bonds -They're the Best Investment on Earth Fleming, John W., Sevierville, Tenn. Dayton, John. Knoxville. . Tenn. Dickson,- Earl S., Martin. Tenn. Crusenberry, Robert, Brystol, Tenn. Cooper. Lloyd, Wirmingham, Tenn. Rlgglns, Herbert H-. Dover, Tenn. Hatchcock. James E., Bellbuckle. Tenn. Hughes, William B Sherwood, Tenn. Hlllis. Alf. Crossvllle. Tenn. Gurley. Andrew Jackson. Jackson, Tenn. Hatmaker. Harve, Jackboro. Tenn. Allen, Oby, Jefferson City, Tenn. Turner. Birdie M.. Manson. Tenn. Fly. Ernest. Humboldt. Tenn. Benford. Ernest, Lucky, Tenn. Harris, Xelson. Mason. Tenn. Kcsterson, Vestus. Mohawk, Tenn. Cox. Bunt, Puryel. Tenn. Eroyles. K. F.. Lafollette, Tenn. Wiley, E. C. Casey. Tenn. Tacker, T. J.. Williston, Tenn. Field, Thomas O., Dickson, Tenn. Wounded sererely Lady. Charles E.. Bluff City, Tenn. Missing In action- Allison. Jas. S. (Corp.), Knoxville. Tenn. Llneberger, E. W.(Corp.), Fayetteville, Tenn Cobble, Charles X., Mildway, Tenn. Arnett, Jacob w., Rosn Mountain, Tenn. Mahan, Briscoe Lcei Vajley, Tenn. Hayes. Charles A.. Cleveland, Tenn. Greer, Reuben, Roan Mountain, Tenn. Prisoners Corwell, Mitchell M"., Trimble, Tena. TEXAS. Killed in action- Ridley, T. N. (Lieut.). Campbell, Tex. Miller, G. M. (Sgt.), Harrold, Tex. Morley, Arnle. Savery, Tex. Skaggs, Walter C. Lam pass, Texas. Vanstory, Sam, Fort Worth, Texas. Johnson. James O.. Dawson. Texas. Edwards, D. W. (Corp.), Hinds, Tex. Keeter, A. L., Genrose, Tx. Yeary, John N., Center, Texas. Sherrod, Thomas J., Jahoka. Texas. Died of wounds- Patterson, Herman R. (Cpl.) View, Texas. Larch, David W., Brenham. Texas. Buzan, Oliver W.. Glenrose. Texas. Buck, Clarence E.. Terrell, Texas. Amox, Gordfe C, Avinger, Texas. Meyer, Hugo W. C. Brenham, Texas. Krampota, Anton, Elgin, Texas. Simmons. Connie, Burkvllle, Texas. Died of disease Hulshouser, Baxter (Cpl.), Cedar Hill, Texas. Bagcett. M. J., Crawford, Tex. Westbrook, E. W., Plymouth, Tax. Knight. Sidney A., Italy, Texas. Lynch, Lewis A., Corsloana, Tex. Johnson. Walter H Miles, Tex. Brown, Edward L.. Idalou. Tex. Wilson, John A. (Cook), Terrell, Ter. Wlthrow. Merrill B.. Kirvln. Texas. Tomanek, Joseph. East Bernard. Tex. Steele, James M.. Norton. Texas. Odom. Frank. Tyler. Texas. Dodd, Henry. Chlreno. Texas Crlner. William C. Waco, Texas. Bray Ira D., Zurich, Tex. Miller, Isadore, Athens. Texas. Larue; Samuel D., Terrell, Tax. Gillespie, Harry, Lometa, Tex. Ferrell. Willis T.. Avinger. Tex. Burton, II. N-. Spicewood. Tex. Jones, J. S., Dublin. Tex. Divis. C. B., Rio Frio. Tex. Scott. A. C, Weatherford, Tex. Lunsford, If. I. L., Garrison, Tex. Groner, L. F Powell Station, Tex. Fulgham, H. F., Garrison, Tex. wounded severely Bodwell, Grant, Bogata. Tex.' Carlisle, Oscar E., Lewlsvllle, Tex. Missing in action Nesly, James E. (Sergt.). Wichita Falls, Tex. Votaw, Robt. A. (Sergt.), Forth Worth, Tex. Ficklln. Jolin T. (Corp.), Wichita Falls, Tex. Lewis. Arthur M. (Corp.). Dublin, Tex. Maxwell. H. D. (Corp.), Houston. Tex. Owen, Leon E. (Corp.), Ford City, Tex. Webb, Monroe (Corp.), Murchison, Tex. Carroll, D. W. (Cook), Sulphur Springs, Tex. Balckburn, Peter R., Goldthwaite. Tex. Bishop, Charles. Sterling. Tex. Allen, Elsa F., Odonnell, Tex. Adair. Albert L., Greenville, Tex. Martin. Dell E., Rockdale, Tex. MeCollum, Henry G.. Teague, Tex. Green, Robert A., Benjamin, Tex, Grande, Rolando, Corpus Christl, Tex. Futrtl), ilarry C, Fort am Homtoa, Tex. i!r0)i letter WHEN your dealer comes here to select the meats he sells you, he finds a wide variety and the best of quality. He can exercise his choice, winter or summer, as the supply of fresh and sweet meat is constant, brought in refriger ator cars and held in the Branch House at just the right temperature until needed. 'And the cost of the service is exceptionally low. If, for instance, retailers depended on long-distance express shipments, or slow and un certain freight delivery, the expense would be as high or higher than it , costs to maintain the Armour Branch House here. Under such conditions there would necessarily be a cer tain per cent of spoilage. This the dealer would have to charge and you would find it in your meat-bills. Then there's the question of freight Small shipments Foster. Thomas E.. Medicine Mound, Tex. Fecher. Will J.. Wichita Falls, Tex. Lawrence. Dan C, Kigore, Tex. Lavendusky, Lawrence D., Damon, Tex. Lambrlght. Je, Athens. Tex. Klopp, Henry. Lufltln. Tex. Kellum. Edward P.. Proctor. Tex. Moore, Robert, Waxahachee, Tex. Moore. John, Alvarado, Tex. Hammond, Harry P., Lancaster, Tex. Coolldgc, Carl F., Relaw, Tex. Yoemans. Joe. Matagorda. Tex. Webb, Fred, Mount Eenterprlse. Tex. Stevens, Foster J., Ladonia Tex. Ross, Lawrence. Livingston, Tex. Rosamond, Edd V, Weldon, Tex. UTAH. Killed In artion Schneider, Albert. Salt Lake City. Died of wound Dacolcs. James, tialt Lake. VERMONT. Died of disease Greene, George N. (CPL), Falrhaven. Vt. Townscnd. Grover C. (Cpl.) E. Montpelier, Vt. Macdonald, John A., Brattleboro, Vt. Desilets. Arthur J., Montpelier, Vt. Missing in action Miller, Herbert L. (Lieut.), Burlington, Vt. VIRGINIA. Killed In action Reed, J. V. (Lieut.), Bedford, Va. Procise, .1. L. (Sgt.), St. Petersburg, Va. Menzel. W. A. (Corp.), Postofrice, Va. Thompson. W. O. (Corp.), Roanoke, Va. Tate, G. K. (Mech.), Thaxton, Va. Cobb, William S.. Richmond, Va. Bryant. Jimmy. Howardsville, Va. Mitchell, William P., Skippers, Va. Roberts, William R.. Portsmouth, Va. Martin. Thomas J.. Dlllwyn, Va. Powers, Edward. Petersburg, Va. Moore. "R. S., Richmond, Va. DimI nf woundH Stephens, J. A. (Corp.), Hinnom, Va. Bryant, Rossle, Hampton. Va. Thomas. Robert H Portsmouth. Va. Smith, Keller T.. Boone Mill. Va. Rose, Garnett 1, Richmond. Va. Bowenn, Harry L.. Fredericksburg, Va. Died of disease Dade, John K. (Cpl.), .Warrenton, Va. Wilkinson. George S. (Cpl.), Petersburg, Va. Iddinga, Castllll, Ferrysport, Va. Mont;ii?ue. Bepatrk, Whltestone. Va, LAXATIVE Aged People THE BANE of old age is constipation. The bow els become weak and unable to perform their functions without aid. For this purpose only the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age and older on account of their gentle action. & m a. t i katagatMl i(0)inilr!ily cost more than carload lots. Armour's shipments are in carload lots in quantities not alone for one dealer but scores of dealers. This means an appreciable sav ing to all dealers, and, there fore, to YOU. - So the Armour Branch House here insures you meat scientifically prepared and properly handled, and, fur ther, helps to hold down its cost to YOU and your dealer. Armour service is economical and efficient; all year 'round it affords you variety and unchanging quality. JAMES F. FURLONG, JR. Manager Portland Branch House Telephone Broadway 1380 George F. Life, F.lkton, Va. Pettus, John D., Radcliff, Va. Terry. Alonzo. Gladys, Va. Missing in action Parks. R. T. (Corp.), Stratsbury. Va. Wertz, J. F. (Corp.), Wertx, Va. Boh.mnon, Eddie R., Richmond. Va. Marion, James E., Jameeville, Va. Loomis, Samuel L., Pamplin, Va. Lambert, Harvey, Joncsville, Va. Johnston, Frank A., Buchanan, Va. Harcum. George R., Holland. Va. Hammond, Mansfield. Plasterco, Va. Hall, Luther, Tazewell, Va. Hall, James A., Louisa, Va. Ferrell, Conn W., Shenandoah. Va. Faulkner, William H., South Boston, Va. Emorv. John H.. Disputants. Va. Woodward, Charles E., Luray, Va. Toms. Jerry M., Covesville, 'a. Sudlett. William A., White Gate. Va. Smith. John E.. Jr.. Ashburn. Va. Scott. Louis J.. Pocahontas. Va. Revells, Guy C. Boyce. Vs. WEST V1BGINIA. Killed in actiou Forinash. Albert C. Duffy. W. Va. Able. Jacob H., Statesbury, W. Va. Nit. Carl F., Buglar. W. Vs. Wyatt, Cecil 8., Richardson, W. Va. DieH of wnnnls Knopp, Lewis C. (Cpl.), Heights. W. Va. Gum. Charles im.. tjass. v. a. TlieH nf disease. Addio, Tindero, Ackon. W. Va. Ross. Lancelot. Clarksburg, w. l. Gerken, A. A., Fairmont, W. Va. Jeffry, Clyde. Manco, w. va. Wnnnded severely Nestor. Elonzo. Grafton, W. Va. Missing in action Bohon, Walter B.. Tunnelton, "W. Va. WISCONSIN. Killed in artion Philbrook, J. H. (Corp.), South Range, Kessler. Godfred F., Milwaukee. Slovachek, Josef. Kenosha, Wis. Speeter, J. B., Schlolsingerville, Wis. Died of wounds Varnev. E. L. ll.ieuL). Marshfield. Wis. Hammond. Harley Vivian, Hortonville. wis. WiViclechowski. Frank, Milwaukee, wis, Died of accident Briggs, Simon P. (Sgt). Stanley, Wis. Died of disease Degner. Cnrl W ixonla. Wis. IXC km ba - r'' mi i . Bradley, David L Omro, Wis. Libkie. Leonard A., Chippewa Falls. Wis. LandMtrom, Axel, Commonwealth, Wis. Jacohsen, Sander, iienoa. Wis. Krickson, Arthur 1 Spirit, Wis. Nieman, Herman, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Lee, Henry, Taylor, Wis. Kori, John J., Jefferson, Wis. ( I 'miehlrlcH "I BELIEVE IT HAS SAVED Mlf LIFE Former Trained Nurse, Graduate of Bellevue Hospital, Gains Twenty - five Pounds Taking Tanlac. One of tha most Interesting; of th J many remarkable statements yet made In connection with Tanlac was Riven by Mrs. Marie J, Howard, 'who reside at 402 Westlake avenue North, Seattle, recently. Mrs. Howard has been a resi dent of Seattle for the past eighteen years and before her marriage. wa a trained nurse and a graduate of Belle vue Hospital, Xew York. When aske'i if she would be willing for her state ment to be published, she said, "Yes, Wis. indeed, and you may start it by saying I believe Tanlac lias saved my life. L have suffered from Etomach trou ble and disordered liver and kidneys for five years and had gotten in such bad condition that I honestly felt like I was poing to die. Kverythine I would eat fermented in my stomach and the sag formed by it would cause my heart to palpitate so my breath would almost stop. There were Intense pains all through my back about my liver and kidneys and I can't beptn to tell how I did suffer. I had fearful headaches and was so nervous I hardly knew what sleep was. I was often down in bed for a week at a time, hard ly able to raise my hand. Then I would manage to stay up for two or three days but would have to cive up and take to my bed again. I would often sro for two or three days without est- Injr a mouthful of anything. I lont weight right along and am telling the positive truth when I say I was In such an awful condition that I thought I was going to die. After reading and hearing so mnch about Tanlac I bought a bottle, think ing if it did others so much good per haps it might help me. too. Well, it has not only helped me. but I have actually gained twenty-five pounds since' I be gan taking it nnd have never felt bcttrr in my life. My appetite is good and my stomach in such a splendid con dition that I can hardly eat enough, and I don't suffer a particle afterwards. "All my pain and misery is gone, my kidneys and liver are acting splen didly and my nerves arc perfectly strong and normal. I sleep every night like child and don't know what it is to have a headache. My husband has also taken Tanlac with wonderful re sults. In fact, I think it has done him as much good as it lias me, and we both consider it the finest medicine made." Tanlac is sold in Fortland by the Owl Drug Co. Adv.