THE OREGON - DAILY JOttRNAU, PORTLAND FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1918.
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SHIPBUILDERS ARE
URGED
TO
AVOID
PEKSONAL INJURY
: ii Yah - iSnM RiiiM Shint lit ; the I
v . " 1 , - ' -I . I
' ! HoSOitalt" Declares Saf CW En-
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trineer at Banauet to foremen, j
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SAFETY Hi-LD SELFISH END
William Marshall of Oregon Acci
Ident Commission, Advocates
i Lwt . Be Extended to Plants-
l" I
Tou can t build ships in tne no-is
Take care of yourselves. You are Uncle
Sara and your interests in keeping- eafe
from injury are selfish from that stand-
. point, ss well as from that of keeping-
poirn, , ,. .
yourself and your family supplied.
This was the gist of the sentiment ex-
nressed at the safety meeting of the O.
M. Btandifer Construction corporations
foremen Thursday night by R. 8. Bonslb,
safety engineer of the California district,
who was a visitor. The foremen were
guests of the yard physicians. Drs. C C;
Moore, who acted as toastmaster, B. D.
Wiswall and J. C. Zann.
In the Standifex yards, most or me ac
tivitv of which lion the Washington side
ot tne toiumoia, jino roon
under tne siaie law a oeni n a. -
dav for first aid smd tne piani is given a i
proportional assessment. With this v
sesement the physicians are contracted
to jurnisn nopiii. ,"',7. .
surgical treatment ,a-B p-l,.l- .
C1UI that need tnem. 1
And as expUIned by Judge Miller of
'Vancouver, the Washington law goes
further, assessing the plants for a Pr-
-manent or partial disability xuna ana
for hospital service oeyona iirsi aaa.
. Winiam Marshall of the Oregon in-
austriai acciaeni ramrai. uj
that the lot of the industrial cripple will I
be particularly difficult, in view of the
.legmiauon io wi-i uio auiuicr
rte urgea inn row i-iiiii
. . . . ' . .
tended to tne inausiriai piania, dui ma i
men protect themselves before they are
ln4naiB4 1
Manager J. A. Sims of . the steel yards
of the Btandifer company described nisi
safety pian. oy wnicn eaon o-panmcm
Is held responsible for Its men and in
which there is a safety committee com-
posed of the foremen and two workmen,
Among oiner speaaers were- a.
pwwarw .v ' ?
bis. river nuance; wi-. " "T,
'"r,T:"rZ !
wwu jri. . "
tor of hlls for the Emergency Fleet cor
poration. The meeting was in the nature of a
nquei in the Portland hotel, and about
loa men attended,
NORWEGIANS ORDER VESSEL
Columbia Engineering Works to Build
!.. Motorshin.
Contract for a full' powered- motor-
shin, a duplicate of the Telegraph, has
been closed by the Columbia Engineer-
Ing works with Xorwsglan Interest),
The vessel Is ordered by , Christian
Christiansen of New Tork and will be
ICS feet long with a beam of 30.4 feet.
Tne . same interests also have acquired
PAINS IN BACK
'! AND SIDE
Yield to Ljdia E. Finkliam,
: Vegetable Compound.
Ksvnsai City, Kansas. "I suf
fered from pains in my backt and
. aide caused ty
a functional de
rangement, I
was nervous and
bad beadachea
most of tho
time. Bo many
people recom
mended Lydta
E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound to me, I
tried It and
after taklps six
bottles.! am
'welL I do not think the Yege-
table Compound can be beaten for
, woman's allmenta"- Mrs. I Tnt-
.. ' MXBMAK, SOU N. HutcbingS St,
(Kansas City, Kansas.
. .Women "who suffer- from head
"; aches, nerrouaness, backache, the
' . blues and other symptoms of a
functional derangement should
give this famous root and herb
,? remedy a trial. i
" y Tor forty years It has been over-.
coming such ailments of women
I after other medicines have failed,-
. ' ! If you want 'special suggestions
In regard to your condition, -write'
. Lydia E. Plnkham Medicine Co
,,r Lynn, Mass. , The result of long
experience Is at your service, and
, your 'letter, will be held in strict
, confidence, .
Monthly Capacity
: r ;.24Q0 .Ton
I,"':- ' . i
l":BOvr spikes-
:-: -RIVETS'
Northwest Steel Co.
'L: ;:PORTaUI OREOOIl
La -sw a' lira piubi"W bandJ-l
sa. rtt flea f.rst easm ies tlmbec.
sauew aVsstasad. , f -wrattoa and aspstM Seaat,
aar. - .
iinriiii
i t . .. f i in i
III
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1 a four masted schooner of thev com
Th ! Gardner F." wUllama, built, for
I the ZeBera Consolidated Mines com
panry will t delivered' within week.
PtXITZZR DEALT IS; HELD UP
Price Offered bjKCily'I Declared to
''B Too Low. ,; ;
. 'hkt umi tneetmc of tho lPortof J?rt--knd-
comnlnton -ThursdaT1 afternoon.
City f Commissioner Dan Keflaher. ap
peared with another proposition tor the
purchase ot Uto scboonef ' Pulltser frfor
tKmua6&ntoMram&
But four commissioners wero present
nd ths mattsr was - put,. overhaul
flax .tk.'i.';t "?.r;jyii:?v'-.iiii:4;rvi-'
S - JB
it was pointed at; however, that no
other vessel is available for taking- of C
and puttihr aboard pilots at the mouth
;VSS:2
Port of Astoria, is unable to help and
the ' proposition 'appears deadlocked.
The , commissioners . decided ,? to f pur
chass a new loeomotiv crane for vthe
coal 1 dock. If an f off et made , appears
tho coai idocitvcbmmiseiony win
on the matter, a crano having"
? act
beeai
offered for about $25,000 of 20-25 tons
,- - .,
WM granted another payment on the
gteamer Portland, building- for the port,
of $10,000. The hull is to' coat $45,000
well on the way to completion,
all the Jumber having been delivered.
Qrant Smltn & Co contractors for
tlle plant ot the Pacific Coast Steel
company, filed a request for a 200,000
yard fill at wtllbrldge.
TERMINAL RECEIPTS $11,683
Municipal Terminals Net Largest Rev
enue Since Organization.
September was the biggest month the
miiniAinaJ t.rmlna!. Ha v In rmint
port ot Secretary Randall to . the com
mission of public docks this morning.
a nt lit M 9f) ruoivd. hm
aivided as - follows: Fifteenth street
terminal, $8355.3; East Washington.
S1720.SZ : Pltsburg,- 91434.28 ; St. Johns,
25. pubHc levee 75: Btreet ends, $73.
Tlannrt An nm-.ia a Tnhn. iilinr.4
work hM been held up because of lack of
nn the dredje Portland having been
talten eff because of fire damage. She
hag ben retUrned and work will proceed.
paving of the road from the viaduct
over the Q.w R 4 N company's tracks
to the terminal, has been completed, as
h.a fn. .i. .v.. vionn pink
for tj,e roadway from the pavement to
pler, nas been ordered.
Tft rTTrvn cnRnisrv TRtnc
EaTEP fOHMfaN IK AUK
Large American, Kobe and Caleutta
.Lines to Form Merger.
SanFrancisco Oct. 11.- (L N. S.) A
h extension of foreign commerce Is
promlscd PacJflc coast ports by a new
.teamshlp merger, according to N. A.
Dav,8f gan Francisco manager for Prank
WaterhouM- a ' Co. The new corpora
Uon will be knoVn as the International
Shipping company after merging the
fnllnwlnr Interetita! 1
The Frank Waterhouse company of
San Francisco and Seattle, Iwal & Covj
Ltd.. Of Kobe; I. Shli of Kobe, Senda
Barnet -Co Ltd., of Calcutta and
Suzuki dc Co. of Kobe.
The merger, according to Davis, will
control more than 100 cargo steamers,
representing more than 600,000 dead
weight tons.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRO.NT
From a , Pacific port it Is reported
that W. D. Salmer has been succeeded
as master of the Morits by. Kognar
( Englund, The Moritx was built by the
Grant Smith-Porter company,.
Five hundred men have been added
to the payroll of the Columbia River
Shipbuilding corporation within the
last month, . according to figures pre
pared at the plant.
The division of supplies of the Emerg
ency. Fleet corporation has accepted the
proposal of the commission of public
docks ' regarding the lease of half of
warehouse B, Fifteenth street terminal.
and is to occupy tns property Novem
ber 1. .
Time of completion of the J. A. Mc-
Eachern . contract on pier No. 1 and of
E. T. Johnson on roadway at St. Johns
terminal, were extended by the commis
sion of public docks this morning, owing
to unavoidable delays encountered And
extra work that .was required.
Commissioner of Public Works A. L.
Barbur this morning requested the
commission of public docks' to omit
from its resolution giving the city use
of the public levee, the provision that
would give -the dock commission -power
to take it back at any time. The. city
wants to establish a paving plant, coal
bunkers and make , other permanent im
provements that will cost About $50,000,
Mr. Barbur says. The matter was re
ferred to the city attorney, j
- Captain J. F. Blain, manager of con
struction for the Emergency Fleet cor
poration, in the Puget Sound district
and of steel shipbuilding in this district,
is in Portland today, inspecting the steel
yards here. r.'-V, ',
W. H. A E. Von der werth petitioned
the commission of public docks today for
the use of the foot of Woodward street
for mooring their boat house and ma
chine, shops. They promise sufficient
space for a public landing for motor
boats. The matter was referred to the
secretary and assistant engineer . for
action.
DAILY RIVER READINGS
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STATIONS .
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Albany ......
Salem ..
1-1.5 l-O.l
Oregon City . .
Portland . . . .
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s. si e
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(-) Faluns.
' Btwo vnnrMa-ni
1-
V . cyavaoig v.-...- i, -
: The Willamette tfver at Portland wfll remain
! nearly stationarv durine the next two or thraa
uaya, except as affected by the tide. High tides
r-eiuroay .win occur about 1 p. m. end 12 mid-
riant, the stasea betas about 3.3 feet and 4.1
ie i, raepucnveiy. .
MARINE ALH15iC
, Wiethe at Riser's Mouth
North Read. Wsah.. Oct 11 nandiHnna ai
tor. mouth of the Columbia, river at nnoa - Wina
souta. aa soues; wsatner, . rata, dense fog;' sea.
eoscarao.
' Sun Reeord fee October It-i-
Sun riam at T;24 a. m. 1 4un seu at 8:11 u. sn.
xraea rap -mtureay
Hick Vsntav - : ": . Iw mmtmr
I T:iAe-m...B.S feet I 12TS a. ra... .4.0 feet
rarvisw ta....i.4 leas. , ... . .
Beaverton School
;Hjead Is Dismissed
Beaverton," pct. 11. At a special
meeung of the school board. City Super
intendent of Schools Clarence A. PhlUiDS
was dismissed. . -School had been in ses
sion only three weeks. - Phillips former
ly taught.. at Clatskanie, 'Mrs.. Dora
Reed-Barber, county Juvenile officer of
orest Grove, was present, f, . ...
' IF-. ' -"--?-esFJss,smsassssas-a 1
v Puin down byan automobile Mondav
night, "Wilson, Brooks. raUorial- secre-'
tary ot; the Improved Order of Red Men.
is aeaa at vntcago. k
(CraUBw-d:frrjm-Fse One)
, .Day UstV r
" fPMhlnstoa. Oct.'. 1 I Tbs Hat of casualties
m the American expeditionary force abroad eoa
tataa a total -efr SIS names, of -which ;! in
mmi . if as-mber of asaria eorpa. ;
y The eaMialtiee an 4hiM: . H'-.';-: f 'i
w Army list-- . ' '"'.
Killed In action ,--. . "'..( if ,.
MMaiiur In action ................ .i . ST
Wounded r-etely ...........
lAed of wound .................. ... 2
lfied.of accident and -other esuaea.. 4
I Med of die . . . . . ...... .v. .... 29
VoNmded -ligfady -.. . ... .. .. .. ..... . ; 2
TotaT
.401
Ifa-ins Corps -
Lv..:.f.i4
nn-4 in setkMt ....... r;:.
Wcunded In arttoa . (aererelr)
aUaains ia acttoa .
z
2
IS
- Army casualties ;
j - KILLED IN AOTiON f
CAPTAIN LAWBESCE H. PIATT.' Buffalo,
IeW yorfc,' - 'i.-.irJs''- ' :
-..- LMMteaaiitt - ?
ALLEX WILKIXS DOUGLASS, Canton. Uaat.
JOHN J. COODFELLOW JR.. San Angelo,
CHARLES D. HARNED, Dallaa. Taxaa.
EMIL KING. Mazomante..WiB.
JULrl'S NILE3. St. Lonla, Mo.
PENNINGTON B. WAT. St. Darlda, Pa.
PARKER B. JONES. South Woy-Booth, Haaa
LELAND S. LARNER. Oakalooaa. Kao.
HARBX DOUGLAS EVA, Greerdand, Mich.
WILLIAM E. HABTNETT. Elatira,'!. T.
JOHN F. IUNAT08KT, Beadins. Pa.
ROBERT PATRICK JORDAN. New Tdrk.
RUDOLPH H. LAMBERT. Port Nochea. Tezaa.
JOHN L. MANDEVILLE. San Dieso. CaL
LESLIE MACK RICHMOND. 8tockbridae.
Mich.
GEORGE BAKER. Kellrrflle. Ok la.
SENAE BEGNACKE. Girard, Qneboe. Canada.
LAV ERNE A. OHLHATER, Jonet. m.
Oorporali
AUGUSTINE FRANCIS GEHRSITZ. Brook
lyn. New York.
HAROLD E. KELLT, EmlentoB. Fa.
WILLIAM O. LANGWITH, Terrell. Texas.
HARRT LOFLIN. Leonard. Texaa
HARRT H. METSENBOURG. Freeport. 111.
HERBERT MILLER. Philadelphia, Ps.
FRANK RASZELJA. Milwaukee, Wis,
HENBT ROBERTS. Purser. Texas.
i Maohantea
1 CHARLES SCHULTZ. Urdoa Hill. N. It
JOHN W. HURMANS, Jackaon-ille, Texaa.
WAGONER JOSEPH A. ERBE. .Normal. 1U.
,. . Private
BENNETT 3. RABIN, Dona Idsonri lie. La.
JOHN FRKD BADROW, Laaalle. N. I.
DENNIS BAGLET. Fairriew. Maaa.
GUST BARNOWSKI. Royal Oak, Mich. :
' HANNIBAb CEOCARELLI. New To. N. T.
ELMER L. DA MOURE, Silver Lake. Waah. . .
EPHKAIM J. DAVIS. Ripley. Minn. -
CALBEKT V. DELAPP. New Lisbon, Wis.
GEORGE DEVOE. MiUbory, Maat.
- RICHARD DIERENGER. CindnnaU. Ohio.
ABRAHAM EMMONS. Brewton. Ala.
NEIL FORD, Hamilton, Ala.
PETER G ALLAN, TaftriHe. Conn.
JOHN W. GILLULT, New York. N. T.
WILLIAM M. GRANT. Freeport, DL
TILMAN J. QUINN. Sancer. Texaa.
LOUIS C. GUITERREZ. Vanormy, Texas.
THOMAS HARALDSON, Do ran. Minn. v .
THOMAS J. HORAN. Wstertrary. Coaa. .
OHARLE8 W. JCN8EN, Carlton. Or.
CARL JONES, BakertowC Pa. '
ALEX KAGERBITANG, CroxaTillafe. Mich.
r RANK W. KECH, AIfan, Mieb.
CHARLIE B. KIMBBO, Lam Juncttoa, Texaa.
KI.WOOU KINDLE, Pitman. Pi. J. ,
; GEORGE A. ALDINGER. Hamtxjn, lows,
EDWARD L. AVERY. Ethel. Okla,
WILLIAM H. BAKER. Dover. N. J.
HERMAN JOHN BARTEL8. Holland. Mich.
CLYDE BENNETT, Keedsburs. Wia.
JOSEPH P. BRYAN, Chickaaha, Okla.
JOEL B. CZABNIKOW. Dora. Okla,
VERNON J. DANLEY, Maxwell, Cat
KENNETH L, DAVIS. St Clair. Pa.
THOMAS DEGNAN. New York. N. Y.
LLOYD L. DENLINGER, Pittsburg, Pa.
EDWARD GARDNER, Hubbard. Ohio.
JOSEPH GIELAROWSKI. Hampton. Maaa.
ROBERT M HALFORD. McMillan, Okla.
JOSEPH MUHVICH, Camp St Ley. Minn.
AMBROSE O'KEEFE, Fargo.. N. D.
BRYAN E. RANEY, Rovers, Ark.
GROVER 8HADIX, Rockport, Ind.
FRANCIS WAITE, Owatonna, Minn, '
EUGENE N. WILSON," Remer, Mrna. '
ALFRED AUTKA. Bradford. Ark.
HILLARD H. HUGGINS. MounUin Creak.
Alabama. . .
GEORGE H. HAIRN. fit Panl. Minn.
JOHN P. MOREIS8EY. Bridgeport, Coaa.
JIM NOtiUUC. Port Clinton. Ohio.
CLARENCE EUGENE OLIVER, Mount En
terprise, xexaa,- .
CONRAD N, OSTTUM, Ken yon, Minn. at
CALVIN E. OTTMO. Denort Texaa.
ALBERT E. RAINVILLE, Sage. Mont.
JAMES ODELL RITCHIE, Grapeland, Texas.
OTTO SCHMELTJER. Bath Beach, N. Y.
ABC DtuRiviTA, f.ew- srigbtoa, N. Y.
a i bat lAKLur, orwauc, conn.
ruTprVa io f iVi a Vr,, -
CHARLES ABRAHAM YOG EL, Brooklyn,
-xrrrvW w
FRANK WILLIE. St. Joseuh. Mich.
PRESTON M. VYRIOHT. Vancouver, Waah.
DIED OP WOUNDS
Captain .
JAMES E. ZUNDKLL. Latrobe. Pa. -.
Lieutenants
TRA T. nnnSR Rmnlrlm V
FERDINAND REGENBRECHT, Bealy. Tex.
DANIEL L. JONES, Latrobe, Pa.
OSCAR PAUL.. SCHAEFER. Cbapexe. Ky.
UnrnsiTls '
WILLIAM A. FLAHERTY,5 New York, N. Y.
BAUlcb SAi'LAn, rtew lorr, ft. I.
HARRY M. NIGHTINGALE,
Rumford,
Maine.
CLARENCE M. ROBINSON. Poet Mflla. TL
WALTER A. STONE. Bay View. Waah. -
. i. . " ,, ,, -
wlu!.V .
GBOKUE ts. MOOrtB.. Tower U, III. :
mecnanios
JOTEPH ANTHONY- BANO0E. New York
. .. ' "'sw-ata. "
t r-rwaxes
CLARENCE "W. BALDWIN Aatoria, N. T.
JOSEPH BABTOSIEWICZ. Detroit Mich.
WILUAM J. BOCK. Warrea. Onto.
EVERETT A. CRENSHAW, Miami. Aria,
8AMUEL DEWITT. Kanaaa City, Mo.
WILLIAM DOYLE. Belleveraon. Pa.
' IJEMTER R. EMERY. Eaat Jordan. Mich.
UiBAI.n IT JAMKHTfiV TValUvilla N
? RAYMOND J- KENNEY. William-port. . Pa,
. WILLIAM F. LOUK, Glady, W. Va
' CHARLES' LYDON, Seranton. . Pa.
JAMES E. McDOUGAL. Dalton. Ga
GEORGE JOSEPH MARKEL. Gagetown.
Mich. : '
KIRK SATTERr-lELD. HUTItavllle. Ala.
WILLIAM AUGUST 6CHRACK. New York.
N. Y.
Hooray for Banana
Peel "Gets-It
Only Real Way to Get Rid of Corns
Which do vou prefer a corn that pulls
or a corn that eels? Butcherr or bless
edness? only Ueta-lt ' can get rid or
your corn the peel-off way. the blessed
way. You. don't need s pulh Why hump
"fmHiisr TranMa Ma t Paw Csraa4t"'I
v. .t n.t n iuu,T and W.HK; Vnnr
5 " a 1 r.". " ", J you can conuwriauij. orma lu . ine not
laws mi Ata,eiisM)inse .nam Miii,il..,.. k iuh fn d. .ti..
jnd8sedSiT?urco,a"irWnylach walls and draws-the blood to the)
wrap youri toe-in a big painful bundle
few oecenda apply -and ; there's no
fussine:. Corn-pains go. Wear .new shoes
. . . Ti . -.10 .-. 1.1. .
si jruu esiiv w"u wiuijuui i
finfeers -the whole thing, root andall. 1
clear and clean, and - it s tone !' Onbl
Wl.t.It. MM :ilA.IM. a-flV. MA- ell, flM,
MOets-It,' the guaranteed, money back
corn remover, . the only sure way; costa
but a trifle at any drug store. Manufac
tured .by ii Lawrence, st uo. (jnicago, 1 druggist : won't contuse hiku rated uag
XU. Sold In Portland and 'recommended 1 nesia with other forms of magnesia,
as the world's best corn remedy by Owl I milks. -citrates, eta. but get it inAhe sure
Drug company, 21 stores on the Pacific
CoasLAdv, : a ..
TAVtr to. aOOTT.7 Kanaaa CHr. Moi .
1 FRANK R. WEI8SKB. Teuaey, Mma. . i
rBAKK 3. WIEUUEWICZ. Depew. K. T.
"HARRT DCRKA. Detroit. Mich. . w '
' CHARLES B. PA1MTER. HornetaeHto, , Ma.
' V1THIA IRA PKBRY. Beltoa. leiaa.
if DAN BAXTER. Ermla. Jir. : . 1
P JAMES 8. BlT?tTI,PbOadehla, ,
- JOHN WILMAil HIM Bradferd. Pa. j ,
i HENBT HT!TCHniKO,X. GrayUnc. Mcu '
: - ROM DTSOS KIRBT. Kinee Crack. N- C
5 ' AUGUST PA VIA. Vties, N.--T
WILLIAM POUARO, New : Bedford. Slata.
. MONTT J. REK8E. Fort Worth. Texsa,
LEOM ROBERTS, Philadelphia. Pa, - -'
RALPH RUMBA t'OH. Boehanaa. Mich- - '
WILLIAM It RC8HINO. Joaaeraad, Taa.
WILI.IAM 8ARLO. TOOkl-n. N..T.
JULIUS SELSIJHOTTKBv Flint. Mich. .j. .
WTIjLIAM K. ALTMAN. tAKma-illa. JOhlo. r-.
RATUONO H. BATCHELDEB, Anburndala.
JAMES -BEBRTMAN; Greenland. Mich. -ANTHONY
CATALANA." Brooklyn.' N. VY.
RUR8ELL la CHI-LA TLE. Trenton. N. Y.
CARt DONELI.L San Rafael. CaL -
: KCKBtHT n. 1UUAH, -xuumooa.
,"v JAMES OOWKK, Carnther-villo. Mo. '
. i;uakkm:k u. MAijQE,!, tjooaeiapon,
LENOX HOTARD, Boars. La. - --WALTER
F. MEYER, Burlington. Sown.
'NFRANK SEEBERGER, aevelana. Ohio.
FRANK STEI'JEB,- Simmer Hitt. Pa.-. "
. MARIANO VEOL. Buffalo. N. T.
DIED OF. DISEASE
" . Captain
i GEORGE A LACKOIX, St Louia. Mo.
' I lmIT: BBftLBltt ' .EV
AUGUSTUS B. AlcELDEBRY, Baltimore.
Md. ,i -. -
. 8saaanta
s THOMAS A. ABRKY. Detroit. Mich.
PKTER J. McHUGH.richton; Mam.
CHELMER O. ELEY. Berne. Ind. '
HUGH H. M'TTRKIL, Oxford. Ala.
JAMES P. McANENY. Philadelphia, Pa.
FRANK J. MeMILLEN. Shelby. Nab.
I Cornaeal '
ALLEN J. SHEDDRN. San Bemardino, CaL
' a Wauuii ai
ALFRED 'L. t30OmviN. 8terlins. HL '
Privatea
WTLLIK BONEY. Oohunbia. S.- C.
NICHflnaAUM FOOTO. Freeman. W. Ta. . .
ROY TLAMMAN. Cherryvala, Kan.
MORRIS E. ;; K. Dandy. Va. '
JAMES N. McCLELLION. Poteer.! 8.- O.
ROSS O. McCONNELL. New Athens. Ohio.
JASPER S. MAXEY. Melrta. Va.
EUGENE IfpKlNI.ET FERRER. : Kanar-
vuie, lu.
JOHKPrl BRITTAIN. RoaweH. Ti
MmreR DA Via. Mounds. Okla.
BTKPHKN FTTLLWOOn. . Princeton. - La.
ERNEST E. HAYWOOD. Masnolia, Ark.
HORACE n. JONES. Lawranreville. Ohio.
ELMER LEWI8. Cincinnati. Ohio. , !
HERBERT FRANZEN. Miami. FU.
jmSON D FREEMAN. Elyria. Ohio.
aiit'MAKU JKaAHANN, tieonetown. Wta.
BERT JOHN'S. fnf.tHll. nhln.
JOHN W. SMITH. Lancaster. Pa
DIED FROM AOOIDENTS AND OTHER
CAUSES :
l Baroeant ' : ,
EDMUND DANIELS KI. Detroit, Mich.
Privatea .
HENRY S. CTAY. Wear Oheat4W. Pa.
PAUL COFFMAN. Mason City. b.
OUVER J. GARROW. , Burlingfoa. Vt
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Captain Ravee N orris, Luthervflle. Ga.
Lieutenanta Leonard W. A. fl-am. Aih-nont. I
Maaa.: Edwin C. Call. rv,t.r M.in.- nnrmm I
Orial Oark. New York. N. Y. ; John H. Geiaeel. I
Lancaster, Pa.: Victor B. Hanaon. Sault Ste. I
Marie, Mich.; Rpee Lstahaw, Newport, Ky.; WU-
iiara etewart , McAUiter, Detroit, Mien.'; Edward 1
Harold Morae, New York. N. Y.; Francis B.
laaKUd T4 a... X VI -a w . l
chelle N Y : TlVri i' wiX' T..
Wvnns I . Vanaahalab YJi( nirlAia W V . 1
- -- i
avaaaaw aa. i auavusiva, UUiiMUgUU a ' t UCUI.B
r u. wenater. Attica. N. X. ; Kenneth E. Cald
well, (joncord. i. c
IJeu tenant-Colonel Robert " Eqjlen Boyera.
Poashkeepsie. N. Y.
Sergeants Mvron Antl PUv.l.nt nhln
Lawrence G. Bunton. Beaton. Maaa.: iienrA T.
eyrne, vaymmette. Ala.; Peter Coatello. Gates.
ism A. Facompra. New. York. N. Y. : Herehel 1
i.. a.: axicnaea xaeuca. xjieveiana. fnio: win- i
M.: Grover, Bloomtngton. HL: Charlea J. Grupp. I
Baltimore, Md. ; Harold M. Hane. Berwyn, UL;
Victor R. Phillipson. Araphoe, Neb.; Harry
Walter Sherwood, Mount Sterling. Wia.
Corpora la Thomas A. Blake. .Jr., New York,
n. x.; vien I. Cameron. Oskalooaa, Iowa; Al
bert la Cecil. Red Cloud. Neb.: Theodore J.
Grunewald. Jr.. Brooklyn. N. T.: John M.
Jackson, Greenville. Pa.; John Jerke, Jamea-1
sown, r. it. ; Lutner Long, Lando. B. O.:
John H. Oulehan. Geneva, N. Y.; Frederick
Lv Alts, Jersey City. N. J.; Frank J. Babloa, I
central r aus, K- 1. mna A. Holds. Oana.
Okla.: Otto M. Bmea. JUdntwav. Til Trmmk T.
Clarke, Portland. OC : "William H. Conrad. Out
wood. Pa.; William R. Corwin. Mount Gflead.
Ohio; Clarence T. Coverdsla, Adama Mills.
Ohio: Le Row - Dawson. -. Im Ancslca. Cal
I f!"rr7 tilsnterilUt. r'reeport, N. Y. ; Lloyd
i aoimea, lmnaapoiM, aimn. : (Stewart M. Kin-
nard. Red lick, Ky. : Joha F. London, . Fulton.
N. Y.: Harry Moas,Miasouri Valley. Iowa: Ford
C Refhard. New Kensinaton, ' Psw: Ivea Sick-
els. Westnyark. N. Y.: Edward P. Slocnm. Chi
cago, 111. : wuiiam Charlea Leurhton. Detroit.
Mich.: Dale Shepard Miller. Kahunaaob. Mich.:
Howard Lord. Morehouse. Milwaukee. Wis.;
lewis y. spear, rungavtue. unto: Vernon u.
Webb Mim.
Trusty, Port Arthur, Texas; Ctovis Mi White,
,"UJ T." . 1 u"lu"n-
MKwuin uhhi" a. vrmuy. - xiuniaviue.
Taxaa; Frank W. Keenan. Oakdale. Pa.; An-1
Texas; Frank W. Keenan. Oakdale, Pa.; An
drew p. Kenney. Birmingham, Pa. ; William J
I ST- 1-5 William -J. Burke,
West Somervilss. Mi
Wagoner Frank C. -Bauer. Titusville, Pa.
Cook Charley Chefetx. New York, N. Y.
Privates- Tlmothv Adams. ' MononaaheJa. ' Pa
Jrhn Wesley Allen. Beach, Mfcs,; John DeWitt
Badgley. Erie, Pa. : Stanislaw Bagsjn. lawrence.
Thomas -Baird Jr.. Buffalo. N. Y.: Clin
I ton Jefferson Barkway, Hudson, Mich.; Wllllam
tl. Be-e. Aatoria. Or.;-Guy Bergen, Nowlin. SJ
IX: Herbert J. Bergen, Irrington. N. J.; David U
Benrm. New York. N. T. : Earl L. Boyd, Cedar
RanidA. N.ft Pnerierhl Rnmmn V.w Vn,V XT
V aihare stet.nn r.in. ww. xx. n
Brown. Seymour. Mo. : Fred F.' BushrnVn. Provo!
I 8 D. ; John M. BusweU. Brookfield. Mo.: Dayton
I (i. Cain. MsNafll. W. . Va stnhaet. a Aa-nnKil
1 Weston. Idaho: Henrv Codv. U r.ni. r.i
I Kcraea C. Coskery. Tror. Ala.: Akim C (
1 x-ewracxeT. it Joha DeCarll. Livingston. HL
I Arthur DeGainer. New Bedford. Mm.: Tm a
Demarteau. Springfield. Mass.: Charles H
I tin. Martitom v H - tt.i n v,-.v.
Oxford Tika; Harry KVattT AltChaxn.
j Faust Millen. Ala.; Louis F. Fisher. Chicago,
UL; George A. Fitzgerald, Dell Rapids. IS. D.
Nuola Gallt Schenectady.. Y. : I.uther Lewi.
Gakey. Ashevflle, Ala; William N, Gibby, At
lanta, Ga.; Reuben R. Hale. Wilson Creek. Mo.;
xtenry - Clinton xiarper, purdy. Ma
Arnold
Hag' ---.......
Catarrh i
of the Stomach
Is Dangerous
"ThousaBds Have It and Boat
Kaow It,! Says Fhysidaa.
Freqaently Mistaken for Indi
gestion How to Recognise' and
, ;Treat. t
aiiiiiiiiiiiiii
It s.llllg
I IS I a?
"f"a 01 PPie surrer roore or
l1 consUnUy. from Airred. , coated
rrhousaads of people suffer more or
ivuguu, una Dream, sour burning stom
ach, 'frequent ' vomiting, rumbling in
stomach, bitter eructations, , gas, wind
and stomach acidity and call it n!or-
uui wucu iu reauity ueir trouble is due
to gastric, catarrh of the, stomach."
writes a New xorir physician.
Catarrh of the stomach. Is dxnmu
because the mucous membrane lining of
tne siomacn is tmcaenea ana a coating
Of phlegm covers the surface so that the
digestive fluids cannot mix with .the food
and digest' them. This -condition soon
breeds deadly disease In the fermented.
imass imitated rood. The blood Is .pol
luted and carries the infection through
out the body. Oastrio ulcers are apt to
form and frequently an ulcer is the first
sign of a deadly cancer.
In catarrh of the stomach a rood and
safe treatment Is to take before, meals a
i teaapoonful of pure Bisurated Magnesia
" "'."1
... YMllnt slvetit tor imehMnA in.
1 neala will serve ks a powerful but ha - rn
I kt a-ntairi -which -will- niitrii,
I . . ... . . 7. .
excess cyarocnioric acia inai;may- oe
jn your stomach and sweeten its food
mnttntx Easv. haturat ntsr eistinn witr,,
1 L JtM... .f ..... VUJ ..k.,.ljVu..
! follow. - Bisurated Magnesia is not a lax.
l ative. is harmless, pleasant and -easv to
- 1 take andean be obtained from any local
t bisurated form powder or tablets), es -
pecially prepared dor this purpose. Adv.
Hodse, Piedmont.' Mo. . Thomas - A Je. Cssnt,
Colo.; Theaaaa Iso. Brook dr la. Pa. J Hadea R.
J eff en. Oaaik, Akuj Howard E. Kecley. Knss
dine, MidkiSasaoel G." Kelt, Toledo, Ohio How
ard Kelly. Frankfort. Kan. J Pearl Kelley, New
I'cuana. unto; tirerer w. Keys, snow ria.
Manitoba, Canada i John KJoaa. Martin. Texaa;
Kadolph A. Enurw,' ' Merrill. Wia.: Edward
Jrroes Lapbam. Dtaitjorn. " Mich. ; ' Irdea L.
uvnra, twnn. Iowa; Marrt n. LTTn, fiu,
Krter, Maaa.; Chart H. LiclitfMa, JanerriUe,
Vni. Thoraaa W. McAnnffee. Mottaoa. Maaa.:
Leah Boa P. McElreea. New Orteaaa. La.; Arthox
Joaepb Mass. Grand Rapid-. Mich, s Roa A Mat-,
en. GreeBTilki. Mieh.; Matt Miller, Eaaie BiTer.
autcn. t jaaaaTMai L. siowray, Klsta. Arts.; araea
C Murray. Weeterly. R. L; Grorer Myera. Band
brra, : Ind.; Walter Dalonc Jiewmaa. -Trinidad.
Colo. : Tomwt . R. Otz. MeAlIixtor. Okie.; Joa
epb. K. Palmer, Wilaoa. Pa.: John J. Prxanow-
aki.' Omaha, Neb.: ArUnrr KaiMot. Pataam.
Caaia.: Joha W. Robaort. Corhin, Mont; Joaoptt
tnricia Rmtaell, Yonkera, N. T. ; Simon Sandler.
Iiwreace, iin-e. : - Hamael J. Shaakj 8chaffera
town.' Pa.; Fred S. Siebenaehnh. Dravoabnrs.
I a.; Joseph L. Bnith. Eaat Harriabart. ML; Vir
SH Harry Snow, btdep-ndenca. JMo. ; Herman J.
SUebeU. Darien Centra, N. Y.; Joaepb P. Staiser.
F'ittebars. Pa.' SylTeater F. SnUiran Pittaton,
a. ; Louis Frank. Trammel. Went Coxaickie, N.
T, : Fred Beloia Tanaandt. StUlwater. Ok la. ;
Oscar F. Voejt. Geeala. Neb. : Ernest S. Warren,
Dunlan. Iowa: Andraw Weanee Jr.. Brookhrn. N.
T.; Joha Wbelaa. Tonkera. N. r.: Joha W. WO-
ex X, isrownaruie. Neb. ; Edward Wiley. - DavU
Junction. UL; Samuel William. Dudley. Pa.;
enum Batner. New York, N. Y.; Claude Beevea,
Keuoa-ff. Iowa : Jack W TlnthrfnTrl F.l PaL
Texaa; Thomas Kotutoa 8herrUL AltaTiata. Ta.;
ucwara as. snort,' B warts Creek, Mien.; Malrtn
E. 8hroyes. Hyadmaa. Pa.i Peter Sinkiewcm.
Grando, Poland; Rocco Starteo, Glen Coe.,N.
x. . Albre my. Stewart. Heflin, La. : , Harvey
Ctarlaa Stine, St Clair, Mich.; Leo Streit. Hold
Inaford, Mtnn.; Frank J. Taylor, MobUa, Ala.;
LnuU T. Tipaword. Decatur. IU. : Gaorfa Jacob
Jfebar, Detroit. Mieh-r Lenkey Wick, Iron wood.
Mich.; William AVtasniewaky. Trenton,. N. J.;
CUrlm F. Wilhanta,. SaUiilo, Ohio: John P.
Wilaon. Butt. Mont; Jceeph Bo-hack. Jeaaup.
la-: Earl Carey. Roahaater. Pa.: Frank' Rulvar.
Muaeoda. Win.? Henry Dottbroaki. Watarbury,
Ccaa. , - ,:,r .
' ELIOHTLY WOUNDED
Cook Wflliam H. Schmidt. Pbiladerpms. Pa.
Private Steve Miaki, Muwankee;. WmT
r'--- MIEStSJO'lN aOTION .
Ue-rteata -Henry Bradley Fxoat, ArHnstoB.
Uasa.: Grady R. Touchatono, Laurel. Miaa.
Corporal Harlan F. Taylor. Philadelphia, Pa.
Meoharde Roy N. Shaw, Pemberton. N. J.
Privatea FnMferfek aiKaK r-i.i.H
Albert Butcher. Switaer. W. fa; Frank Capera.
waia. , uu u. uonway, wiiiiston, r.
D. : Theodora Fisher. Saint n.i. TT.l.Vi,. uuk .
5meJ. ,ion.e- Alamosordo. N. It. ; Joha Muaao'.
i . rrarjn cacovaky. Aatoria. N.
frank, J- Thompson; Aatoria. N. Y.: "Raymond"
j. nuum, r on uaaiaon. Iowa: wuiiam J.
Werner. Kingaton. N. .J.;. Tofil Bialoa-lowlea,
Buffalo, N. Y. ; .Wuiiam Buhl.' Brooklyn. J. Y. ;
muwnnmii, urmei, ina. ; aiarun it
frne, p.ew , If. Y-: -Jacob E. Cavener.
Mohawk, ' Term. : Laymond Clark. IJamavUlo,
Ind.: John De Hollander. Cruiii RaniHa lllh
Max x--isar. Aracon, H. m. : Terry. Elliott, La
pine. Ala. : Charlea- 8. Frtak. Rcl.nir Wh
Clifford Cheater Gibba. Waaaeon, -Ohio:-Robert
ir. mrrmnon. Maw vnrir v v vji-mwA r
Henderaon. Brooklyn. TN. ' Y:r' Mitchell - Ll
veeoue. Fall River. Maaa.: Barriaon Ii, Cal
City. Ind. Thomaa . McCarthy. RtiU. xvu
A - Nicodemus, South Bend. Ind. ; Pan!
2"PnnL Ptttaburs. Pa.; Jaroalav 8 rata, Chicaao.
1Sn Weiabers. New York. N. Y.; Gen-
uxu'' raerrwn,- n. x,
PRISONERS
a.
. teWuliu. Lap-, BrMyn. N. T.:
-ijodis s lirsiraSiBri . risi vnnna -m j s ' i iiab.
. . -" awa.aawa. 4aux-
ria. Los Angelea, CaL: Edwia Potta Neer. HiMa-
ooro. vs. : ntenolaa Kubert South Rivar. N.
J.; Major Tignor, Johanaona Mill. Va.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES
KILLED IN AOTION
SERGEANT MORRIS IX MOORE. Poplar
mull. aso.
Coraorals
WILLIAM L HTJBNER. Lanoria. Tnd
JACK M. MELROSE. Mesa. Aria.
VERN E. SWINGLE. Mauiatique. Mich.
Prvates
BENJAMIN BERMAN. Philadelphia. Pa.
THOMB F. DEVANEY. Bird Island. Minn.
HENRY 6. EDWARDS. Rnekawa Beach.
a. x.
CHARLES H. KEENEY. East Bank, W. Va
FRED W. KROLL, StiUwaten Mian. .
HARVEY C. PHILLIPS. Troy, N. T.
MURRELL W. STEARNS. Ottumwa. Iowa.
THOMAS V. THOMAS. New Lisbon. Ind.
JOHN O. VOOT. Crown Point. Ohio.
KILLED IN AOTION- PREVIOUSLY RE-
- -ROITTED WtSSINO
PRIVATE JEWELL f. HILL. Jeftersoe, Ga.
WOUNDED SEVERELY -Corporal
Raymond W. Boone, Ebdnera. CaL
Private Claude A Fox. CuUeoks. Teas.
MISSINd IN ACTION
Corporal John N. Graveser. Philadelphia.
Private George D. Steuer. Bergen. N. J.
RETURNED TO DUTY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED, M1S8INO
Privatea Fred M. Braden. PnrlMhl. n. .
Francis H. Bush. Eddy. Okla.: James H. Roberts.
XI . i . . Ta sT A - wa a . m a . . .
Baltimore. Md.: Edward SchanAT nZ "m
i u?;n,. m cin . n , :
Schmanke. Rochestar. N. T.-
Night. List
Washington. Oct . 1 1. The list of .
ia the American expeditionary force abroad, made
public last night, contains a total of 42 names.
I "one of which are members
or tne marine
I corps.
The casualties an divided aa fnTlnn-
Killed in action
Missing' in action ................
Wounded severely
.91
. 2S
200
. 62
JJcd from wounds
Died from accident aad other causes.
I Died of diseaaa
I P4 airpUne accident
Prisoners
Total .425
ARMY CASUALTIES
' KILLED IN AOTION
MAJOR HARRY A HARVEY, Brooklya, N. Y.
Captains
JOSEPH E. DUDENHOFER. Erie. Pa
WALTER ERNEST GILLAM. Flashing. N.Y.
WALTx.lt 8. KELLER. New York, N. J,
Lieutenants '
ROBERT A. SHERWOOD. Portland. Or.
EMMONS JOHN STOCK WELL, East Bark
Vermont.
Seroeanti
GEORGE W. BELL, Townley. Ala.
JAMES BROGAN. New York. N. Y.
GEO. B. HALL, Richmond Hill. N. Y.
ADOLPH HENRY LYNCH.. - Morsaatowa.
LEO P. M HUGH. Cummins. -Iowa.
- THEODORE W. TODD. New York, N. Y.
. JOHN WALSH. New York. N. Y.
JOHB HUTTLE, Babylon, N. H.
Oorworals
CHARLES H. ALLEN. Do tors. Pa.
JOSEPH M. BAILEY, Carkaummit, Pa.
FRANK J. KEAHN1SZ, MUeS. UtllO.
ESTILL POWEBS. Kiagsley. lews.
ALFRED W. REED. Hamond. Texaa
FRED N. STOFFEL. FrankUnville. - N. Y.
-'BEN T. BARRETT. Hendcrsoo, Texaa.
JESSE 11. GBIdHAH. xiollaad. Ark.
GEORGE A. SMITH. Ontonagon. Mich.
LOUIS HERBERT WILSON. Msustoa, Wis.
MlscxtAAiu. icakjc ussnn; new xors,
'WAGONER CHARLES EDWARD FAGAN
Brooklya, N. Y
wn aataa
JAMES E. ARMSTRONG. Phalanx. Ohio.
THOMAS xJEH tV r-ottavxiie, 1-S.
JOE P. DOLNET. Delrio. Texaa.
HAYES A CORNELIUS, Birdsrua. Ohio.
-ANTONIO D. DEUABLO. ' -iatisk, B. L
DANTE DOCINI, Picks Valley. CaL
. JOHN A. ERICKSON. Hancock. Mich.
-JAMES FLANNERY, New PhiladelphU, Pa.
RIKUS F. LBS8.VBK, ' Battle Creek, Neb,
. BKNJAM1N r hub i, new xors. x.
LOUIS GERSTEIN; Boston; Maaa
ROY N. HAVER MALE. Canton. UL
WILLIAM L. HELMS. DanvtUe, Ky.
ARTHUR JACOBSES. Calumet Mich.
WILLIAM KARNAROS, - Mahaaoy City, Pa.
EZRA L. LANUSTU74. Us dale, Uja
WALTER P. LOWE Overlea. Md.
VTHOS. U MOSCARIELLA, Norwalk, Coaa.
r MARVIN" J. ODOM, Bt Paul, If. C.
RAYMOND OPSOMER. Detroit Mich.
RICHASD L. OSBOHN. Lowery. Okla.
- JAMES B. PRIOR. Mayfield. Ky.
FRANKLIN REED. Brockport. Pa
GLEN NEWLAND 8ATTERLEE. Hnbbard-
viUe. N.-Y.?. '
august S. BrxAEDLKK, canton, tinto.
CHARLES F. SHULT2. -Urilcago. UL
ilAVin H SCOTT. Ada. Okla.
IGNATIUS BRZOSKA. BufUlo. N. Y.
JOHN A. CARLSON, Bjorgxnderi Bwedea.
ELMER JOSEPH COLS. Detroit,' Mich,
rna-isn r-num-tTf : niin . si V ' -
Vo. jr. -.r... v.neut. ami
l. NICHOLS UEUiAwao, wmaort, llo.
.,..,. r wi x-v nLi w w .
y FREDERICK JACOB UUGLEMAN. Arast-
I CARLETON HARLOW. CotrritJ Maaa.
- 1 SWEE j.MABTHIN JOHNSON Lafayette.
t Minn. . - - -
s I T U
THOMAS M. JOHNSON, Boyas City. Mich.
'.ji JAMES N. KERR, jt Angelea, CaL
ARTHUR A. KBAHNE, Milwaukee, Wia
1 ADOLPH LEKANGEK. Bode. Norway. .
. ANTHONY R. MATOS. Pa la. HawaiL
'CHARLES - O DONNELL, Duugarvia, Water-
lord, Ireland. ----1 s, - .... . . -
WILLIAM J. PERRY, Jaetoorrvflle,' Texas. -ROBEBT
D. BABE, Jersey City, N.'J.
JOHN F. .SHESXEY. Brida-ewstev Coasv
1 " CARL THATCHER, ChiiHcothe. Ohio.
DAN 7BANK LLBICH. Bemmv Mick.
luriu rx. pusula, Aixoona, x-a.
WTLIJAM W. YTJIGT. Portage. Tria -ELMER
WTE88B. ladianapolia. lad, ... - i
ARTHUR ABRAHAM KLATZKTN. New York.
!t Y - - - - - ... .. -I t ;
: ROT LAMMONSV Tiaoo'Cltir; Mica. i-;--
-.1 CLARENCE" J. LAMOORE. CleveUad. Ohio.
; PETER LEHMAN. Brooklya. N. Y. -
JAOOB PAUU ISK. Priaeetoa. Wk
-. SAMUEL LISL New York. H. T. ', - '
JAMES r. LUNY, White Plana, rt T. .
JOHN T. MeCABB. -New York. N.-Y. h , .
.WILLARD J. MANN, Chieaso. 11L "' '"
' ARTHUR J. MARKS, Smithpott, Pi. tr
NEILS M. MAT80N. Withe, Wia.
k:CAR1VA MOLKB, Araett. Texas. ' ..
'.r
DIED PROM WOUNDS ;
.PATLf HENRY CORDES. ' Brooklyn. W, T;
KARL fc. DIMJCK. Montreal. Canada. . r
IRyiNQ J. PLNKCS. Now York, N. Y. v
JAMES PAUL SXODGRASS. Bmithfleld, W.
Ta. .
ja h ac-.a-r ax. or vi-t auuiSi sstjr.
WILLIAM HENRY VAN HORSEN. Grand
ITTTO1DT1 T svatsFTaT fW . Vast-
Haven. Mieh. -
JOHN F. VERMXALEN. BichmoaMt HIH.
OBVUXE c JWINTKB.. THHaca,' Jowa.. .,
WILLIAM G. ETCHISOM. Mnaella, Ga.
GLAUDE LEE FRAN'S. Frailer, Mo.
NICHOLAS 8PAU AS, Stoochtoa. Maaa
Mechanle
ALBERT . TTJIBE, Pateraon. N. J.
! Privates ' . ,
AARON JENKINS. Covington. Ky.
FRED C. AUNE, Oaytan. Or.
CHARLIE BUGGS. Cullman. Ik
HARDWOOD CANADY, CoopartoB. Okla.
GEORGE C. CON RAY. Clinton. Wia
' FRED B. COB WIN. Mount Gilead. Ohio.
PATRICK COYNE. Clevelsnd, Ohio.
PARKER R. DAILY. ChUlicotbe, Ohio.
CLIFFORD E. DIM MITT, Fairfield. Iowa.
ANTONIO PERRARA, Arkno Dipuglia. Italy.
JOHN M. FITZGERALD. CleveUneT. Ohio, x
PETER WALTER FISHER. Grand Haven.
Mich.
- HENRY -FOLEY. Twin Lakes, Minn.
PAUL A. GARDNER. New York. N. Y. '
LEANDER GRAY, Wilmington. DaL
PHILIP HAS8INGER. New York. N. Y.
THOMAS H. HARMER, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
JOHN 8. HAUGH. Detroit Mich.
ROBERT J. HENS LEY. Nealaville, V. C.
JESSE C. XOL'NTZ. Salt, Sumhur BDrinas.
W. Va.
AUGUST M. KRIEGER, Milnar, N. TX
ALBERT LANTZ. Pittsburg. Pa
AUSTIN LEWIS. Belolt Wis.
DAVID E. MAGEBS. Trfbhey, Okla.
WILt IAM E. J. .MALONEY. Ottumwa. Iowa.
BENTLEY MAUCK. Corydon, Ind.
WILLIAM H. MO RAN, Pittabarg. Pa.
JOHN J. O'NEILL, Philadelphia. Pa.
WILLIAM PHELPS, Maysville. Ky.
FRANK ANTON RAOENOSKL BerUa, WU.
CLARENCE - RICHARDSON. Louisville. Ky.
CHARLE RUNGE. Milwaukee. Wia.
WILLIAM H. 8 AXE. Souderton. Pa.
GEORGE -8TEBER. Brooklyn, N. Y.
MATT SMUK. Ely. Minn.
ARTHUR MELVLV THOMPSON. Stonchtoa.
was. . : i
EARL' TRUXAL. Latrobe, Pa.
FORREST C. UFFORD. Dee Motnea, Iowa.
CLYDE UNDERWOOD. Columbus, Ohio.
JACOB L. WELLS. Yvor City. Fla.
FRANK E. WILLIAMS. AthoL Maaa.
WILLIAM A., YOUNG. . White Snlnhnr
sprtnga. w. va.
Joseph u. . BM1TH. lann. - Indiana Co., Fa.
BAMUEb u. salt, reaerai. Pa.
ARTHUR a SPERBER. Pittsburg. Pa.
THOMAS W. C. WHITE, Robertadale, Ala.
JOHN WYROWIN8KI, Stephens Point. UL
WUIIAM whshs, Kacine. wia.
E BERT WOLFE, Ewing. Va.
CARL H. ZIMMERMAN. Detroit Mica.
DIED OR DISEASE
gar as ants -HERBERT
HOWARD. New York.
NATHANIEL YOUNG. New York. N. Y.
. Oorao-ala
ERNEST W. FOSTER, W. Boxford. Mans.
DAVID C OWENS, Laurel Bloomery, Taan.
-Oook
HUGO PARDt, New York,'N. Y.
Prtvatea
Domenieo Abbiente. Eaat Boston. Mam.
BA8ZI ABBIHER. ThompsoaviUe, TO.
PEROT A OLEOO. Uoen, loarto.
PERBY T. DAILEY. Young town. Ohio.
RAYMOND F. DILLHAN. BchuykLl. Pa.
ARCHIE T. JARDLNE. Dunseith. N. D.
JENNINGS HANDY, Kolokee, Fla.
A Jir.c? aiut arrange, ct. 4.
JOSEPH e. LAFRANBOISE. ' MontreaL Oaa-
bec
EDWARD , O NEIXi' Philadelphia,. Pa.
FRANCIS ' a AUER. Jackson villa. EL
SAM SCOTT. SherreU. Ark.
JAMES A. LONO. Mold, Wash.
HARRY R PER KIN 8, Limerick. Maine.
ROBERT O. BARNES. Chicago. EL
JAMES O. BISHOP. Kress. Va.
CHARLES B. BOWMAN. Burulplerri, Tfl.
alitkku v. vimvLEs, BerantoB, ra.
FRANK COLLINS. Hector. Ky.
ALLEN F. DRAKE. New-ems, Va.
GEORGE C, METER, Center Sauare, Pa.
r-u iDT l-l y Drnurpv U7...i r-
JOHN WILLIAM VANGE SMITH. Union
Scar.
HAROLD H. WALLTS, Barnardo, N. T.
DIED PROM AEROPLANE AOOIDENTS
Lieutenants
JAMES R CAREY JR., -Salem, Ohio.
GEORGE H. RRENER. York. Pa
GEORGE W. GOODWIN, Glen Falls, X.' T.
DIED OP AOOIDENTS AND OTHER CAUSES
- Sar Hint
ADOLF HUBER Winnipeg. Manitoba.
Corporals
DAN MCCARTHY. Chicago, IU.
Privates
WILLIAM H. DAVIS. Central Fall. R.
DAVID G. SILVERMAN. New York.
ERNEST J. PARSON. Bantoa. Pa.
ANTHONY FRANK PINOCCI. Chicago, BX
SEVERELY WOUNDED
. Captain William E. Shaw, Bellviue, Kanaaa
Lieutenants Fred - H. Ford. Minneapolis,
Minn.; Leonard M. Gaines. Richmond. Vs.;
Joha Galusbaw Cambridge. Maaa. ;- Louia Great
Gomes. 8pringfield, I1L: John M. Haynea. Den
ver, Colo.; Joha 8. Lord, Washington,. P.. C;
George R. Stevens Jr.. New Canaan. Conn.;
Rene W. Pinto, Racine. Wis.; Mark Sibley.
New York. J. Y.
Sergeant- Earl O. Beach, Mason City, Iowa;
Joseph B. Boudrot, Boston, Mass.; Edward Gor
dra,' Punxsotawney. Pa. ; James Joseph -J season.
Tuckahoe, Ji. Y.; Clifford D. McCormsek, Cow
ingtoa, La. : Myron J. Reiff. Milwaukee. Wis.;
Wuiiam Rogers. Leipalc. Ohio; Floy A. Bride.
Fayette. Mo.; Albert E. Simpson. Chester, Pa.;
William J. Sproule, Newport. Me.; Harry Henry
Eoablke. Foa du Lao.. Wis.; Philip Branuels Jr..
SCHOOL-DAY 'STRAIN
A parent troubled over a chUd or a fast-lowing
youth, could do no better than, to utilize the
definite help that ... ..- ;
in 1 f
IV f ' I L
affords sk a strengthening and nourishing factdf.
A - very little of Scotfs
ot stress, liirnishes elements or nounsnmeni essenaai
to the blood and tends to confirm a, growing chad
in' rbbusthess. For your boy or gitUyoa will not
be satisfied with anything short oti'ScaWJ,
fcottAoweoo-BfiedHJ
No Indigestion ! StomacKnFeeIs Fine! ,
No Acidity, Gas, Souring, Dyspepsia
1
Belching gas,
. stornach,.. lumps . of pain Irom
indigestion and all distress from ;
. :art ttneeiv erfrrmi-ri etme vTiev-avtvTvr'.T?. ' -i
v No more stoiruch-Headacha,
Never -any indigestion pain. -
Pape's Diapepsin not onIr;feK
lieves. bad stomachs Vbiit it . j.
strengthens weak stomachs, .
- Splendid! 1 Costs vlittle Aaf"r:
drugstore.;;' ..'
upsiTr-Pap Diap2poin?c??4rJofrEllr'
New YorkrFraak M. rley.' Cafcso. - 1U? .
i Oorporali Uosar B. - Blooray lrvoaa. Pa. I
Cart r. Danuoa. Poplar. Moat WflUaan' John
EatwiaUe. Brooklya, N.i Y.; Robert L. - Bvaaa,
Sparta. Was. Iaia Lew Flaaawr. Fort Atkiaaou.
Wss.1 Henr Marrsma HalL - Brooklyn, H.' Y.5
Grove CL. Harrtaon, Fort. Worth, Tens: Xaaito
Henckall, Birmragham. Asa.: -Tnomaa , enaaw,
Hobofeen. M. l.t William G.! rjavWnet. i Phila
delphia. Pa.r Joha M. Finawon. Mifflia, Wku
Htcs John . aveatakoa, - rnuaoespaua, - sravi w
Lrnatv DeU Bapida. 8, D. Joaepb N. Ladwtok.
McK-eport. Pa: Jamea McAadrrwa, Cart?
dam. Pa. ; . Edward TX Sheppard. MfHihaid. Ks.
Elmac C , Smith, Narfoik. .Neb.
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Riula-' lnm WiHu.. l-hokm,' XTv. .' "
Wasoaar Ted So Iota on Gramm, tTrwell. Mich.
Mwatciaa John. , Wood. MockwxxxL. Mo.
Pri-atea Frank Edward Barclay. Krooflya.
V. Y.: Alexander A. Bearman, Brocktoa. Maaa.;
Joha K. Burke, Hatlattoa Park, Cats John L
Dapper, FhiialerptJla, . Joha T. fjrmv Jora
City, IILr Paaquala XX Doaato, Jersey City. N.
J.: it athaa Xrobrew. Jeroev dtv.' N. A: Thomaa
J. Dnndoe. Hobokea. N. J.t Charles - K. Bart
Waujmn, Wia; MJo.T. ElanuJTsft CaL: W1V
snar FarrelL Armona, Cai.; Willtaas FvTrara,
Jameatowa. - ir.--Y. oaia P.a UisUatoa, New
York. 'N. Y.; Chaster lianaea. Barbaak. S. D.;
Mika Harria. Stnrceoa, Pa.; Reintvoid Hotetv
atctn. . w aterloo, Wia.; Clarenca L. Hunter,
Coheae,.N. Y.J Georaa Kafalaa New vlork. N.
Y.t Georre H. Kiaven, Grand Forks, N. D.;
Alto V. McClermy. Head Land. Ala.: Laamaa
" - - i '-- 1U . as
awa 's aasaa-atv, vmw sjya assja, sut,i aiM X
MrHusb, Seaferd. N. Jr.; Thomaa J. MeMa-roa,
Kdiaa,. Ma,; - And raw Jackaoa Mereer, Drew.
Dixie- Ga. : Charlea - William .Merchant. Srurais.
Mhskv i Henry Millar, Mobile. Ala.; Charles
Mitchell. Mobile, Ala.; Solomon Moll. Brooklyn,
N. Y.;iAdalfcto Montova Albuquerque. N. M.:
Raymaod Morris, Philadelphia. Pa. ; Charles
Scott. Weffinrtoa, Ohio; Harry Seliamaa. To
ledo. Ohio: Steve T. Shears. Ottawa. Kanaaa:
Louis Bkretoa, Maneaaster, N. H. ; ' Wluiam
Bpnsac r.; hrw Kenainctoa, Paw; Welter Vein.
New York. N. Y.: William Walder. Chlaaao.
Dl.; Ralph Walto wllaoa.' Blabaa, Aria; Joha
U. w ins-ate. Dura at Okla.; Pries JL Donnelly,
Crown City. Ohio; BaaaeU G Doaglaa.
Beheaaetady. W. T. : Seymour E. Naraoa. Villiaea.
Iowa; Joha Florhaas. Keuaau. N. D.; Paul W.
roamssei, attcrunorui Beaca. Wash.; John
Gronaa,1 Solvay. N. T.: Alexcrtdea Urottcht.
Saslaaw. Mica.: William J. Hindt. Rock Ranida.
Iowa; Arthur T. Hoffman. Brooklyn, N. Y.:
Dennis Hilar. Mobile. Ala.; Isadora -cob.
New York. N. Y.; Freak J. Jelick. BrSoklyn,
N. Y.; Albert- K.ekiBta. Detroit. Mich.; Morns
Levtne, New York. N. Y.; Bennta J. Lyoaa.
Worcester. Maaa.: Herbert Martin, Brooklyn.
N. Y. ; Joseph Matturrta. Pattaca. Pa.; Eugeae
Meaatea. Gallina, N. M. : Aadro Muasio. Brook
lyn. N. Y.; Thomaa J. Pilling. PailaderphU. Pa.:
Walter L Quimby, Franklin. N. H. : Elmer
Thomas Bavett, King-ley, Mich.: A dole h B.
Koartgo, Alouqoerqae, n. as..: J am -a Rogers,
Mexico. Mo.; Audio L. BoUnd, Con war. Mo.;
Jeaaa Schraver. Belief ourche. S. D. ; Joseph J.
Senoor. Now York. N. Y.; Plaaa Shoeklee. Liver,
more, Ky.; Morris Silverman. New York, N. Y. ;
Gaylor T. Slmoueon, ONeilL Neb.; Mel -in E
Spenoer, Beard-town. 111. ; Albert A Taylor.
Barksdaio. Texaa: Koy A. Troup, Bcbenley, Pa.;
William H. Weber. Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Wins
George Agnew, Stratford, UL; John A. Amaehar,
Chlmaeum, Waan.; Henry atartta Anaeraoa,
Tiffin. Ohio; Leonard Anderson. Milwaukee.
Wis.: Nasi Baker, Eu Ionia, S. C: Moaa
Baaudo. Carney, Mich.; CltrtorS Beden,
Haxeltoa. .Idaho; NichoUs Boss; Chica
goTTlU.; Frank V. Brats, Salt Lake City, Utah;
Jamas Briniger. Willow Tree, Ky.: Tony Brody-
raott. War. W. va.; cnarua L4iapman. wew
Bedford. Maaa.: Daniel H. Cheevee, Pelham.
Ga.; Samuel Cigmore, Johnson. B. L ; Augusto
Coceo. Italy; Philip Cohen, Chicago. EL ; Cleo
.Edvrla Oostlgan. taaaing, atsen.; rreu l . sw
Crane. Wood. Moat; Wadislaw Cartki. Ham
tramek. Mieh.: Vanea Eria Dailay. Reed Ctty.
Mich.; Stave Darkowski. Detroit Mica.: Joha
L, Davm. , Saint tJiair, ra.; aamuei ut eorua.
oasiw-iiiiw. avaij ,wa asm mvwm. -., ...
T Nathan Entrain. Brooklyn. N. Y. : Erhart
Emil KversoB, Pentwater, - Mich.; Ivan Fred
Eversoa.' Crawford. Neb.-. Joha Farias, Lydea
dora. Pa.: Russell H. Flint. Butte. Mont; Rob
ert F. Flyna. raakstowa, . saa. ; Amorass r.
Raadna. Watarbury. Conn. : . Henry , J. Gains,
East 8t Louis, UL; Charlea Ganyo. Greenwich,
Conn.: Harry L. Oarleta, Mango, Ind.; William
J. GeiatUnaer. Forest Park. IU.; AlpbosM
Gograve. Cincinnati, Ohio: Richard R. Gold--rnith.
New Roc belle, N.-Y.t Arthur Good rum.
New England. Pa.: Edward 8. Gordon. Aa-
Suite'. ia. ; Fred W. Graves. Fuilertoo. Neb.;
oha A Gray, VaBejo, CaL; Frank O. Haefef.
Buffalo. N. T.: sUymoad J. Haertle. Milwaukee.
Wia.; Fred Dl Hamiltoa, Pontiao. Mieh,; Daniel
Herbert- Hanaaa. Lewiaton, Pa. ; James E Har
den. SommU. Pa.; Roy Hsrrig, PaUaada, Neb.;
Robert H. Haiehard. White Plains, N. T. :
Charles W. Hawk en, v Chioago. lit; Walter
Wright, Norfolk. Va; Charlea F. Hayes, Wood
stock, IlXi Francis L. Havae, L'tlca. N. Y. : Al
bert W. Hainmeyar, Geisvarmo. Texas; Edward
HenlarUad, Chicaga. LU. : Virgfl D. HolUnd.
Hortaa, Am. t Joseph Horub, Racine. Wia;
Gerald Homer. Saginaw. Mica. : Janus L. John
son, Hermanavine, Mich.; Victor Johnson, Fin
land: laaao Jolly Jr.. Plainsboro. N. J.; WorWy
Jordan. Carpenter, Ohio: - Done 11 B. Keller.
Denver. Colo.: Ruaaell K. KUngen-mtth. Ra
vens , Ohio; Laoa - Edward Kramer. Detroit.
Mica.; ."oha J. Kwedrae. Yoaken, N. Y.; Mar
tin A. La rin. Boats BeUUahem. Pa.; Adam
Lavmiczak - Ptttahnr Pal.-. Edward Lrmks.
Hebron. N. D.; Mike LeUnovski. Kangley. UL;
Harry L. Lytchy, Bo-aorsat. Pa.; Louie Ixrrpho.
New York, N. Y. ; Arfrad Lsther. Seattle, Waah.:
George U McNamars, Carthage, 8. D-P Fred
Maasa. Wintsani. Conn.; Michael Msjewaki. Chi
cago, UL: William - D. Mallor. Birminghsra.
Ala.; Lawrence Ma-Krasa. 6 1-Paul, Minn.; Wil
liam H. Mann. Suf fatia. K. I.! Kdmond 8.
Martin. Otsealeaf. Ksn.1 August Minnie. Sanny
eola, IUly; Joha O'Neil. Lawrence. Maaa: Jera
Oliver. King. Ark: Mike Petartevicfa. Chiesgo.
MIINO IN AOTION
CaDtaln James Edward Welch Jr., Boston,
Lieutenant Albert Joha Schneider. Indianapohs.
Indiana.
Sergeant Adotph Kaufman Jr., New York.
Corporals Andrew a Nolan. Brooklya, X.
Y. : William Srdrko. Mount Pleasant Pa,
Privates Perry J. BeateL Witchoe. Wia:
Charley Brock. Leavenworth. Kan.; Ellwoad
M-chanaa. Venice, Utah; Bay H. Coleman.
Brooklyn. N. Y.; Harold B. FoaCkrad, Halifax.
N. S.; Arthur M.- George, Buffalo, M. Y.; Harry
T. Grayson. Chieaso. HL: Albert Henry Keatoa,
Traverse City, Mich. ; Jasper A Kiagham. Sweet
water. Okla.; Jamea A. - Lane, Evergreen, Am.:
LeUnd K Lloyd. Loa Angelea, Cat. -, Robert L.
I we. BoawelL N. M. : James C McDowell, Bur
lington. W. Va.; John M Uafka, Lorsiae, Ohio;
Vcrris Meiaelmaa. Chicaga, UL; Charlea H.
O Brien, Boston Mass.; Frank Bias tar, Brooklyn,
y. y.: Lather Pilkney Smith, Ronoeverte. W.
Va: Matbew J. SUng, Marinette, Wis ; Albert
R Thames. CUrksrule, Texas; Walter H. Tillot
tot, Hopodale, Maaa; Edward Le Boy Torrstes)
aon. Sturgeon Bay.. Wia; Joha Veasiele, Frank
fort. Pa.
Corporal George D. Furlong, East Rutland.
Maaa. -
PnTstes ralmer V. Boyd. Allen. Pe. ; Thomas
Hi
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Ooaneny, Bsybnne. ft. J. Fred Davis, Kaveaer, 1
N. M.; Msshaei Grlako, PrUaburs. Pa.j George' '.
lveaioa it Taxedo, N. .Y.- ..- . i ,'.'-'. -
i;L :.vf r Have Danclruff :
f There la one sure way that never fails
to remove dsodruff completely and that
tfe to dissolve it This destroys it en- .
ttreiy, Te do this, just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon ;
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub it
in gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most If not all. of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy ever single i
sign and trace of it, no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
Tbu will find, too, that all Itching and
digging of the scalp win stop instantly,
snd your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
ttcre. It is inexpensive, and. four ounore
Is all you will need. This simple remedy
bas never been known to fall. Adv.)
GOODBY,
WOMEN'S
TROUBLES
The tortures and dlscomforta nf w
lame and achlnor back, swollen . nd
bloated feet and limbi. weakness, lassi
tude, dlsxlness, nausea, that tired worn
out feeling, nervousness, sleeplessness.
aa a rule nave ttielr origin in -kidney
trouble, not "female complaints." These
general symptoms of kidney and bladder
disease are well known so Is the rem.
Next time you feel a twinge of pain in
the back or are troubled with headache.
muigesuon, insomnia, irritation in the
bladder or pain in the loins and lower
aooomen, you wtu rind quick and sure
relief in GOLD MEDAL, Haarlem Oil
Capsules. This old and tried remedy for
kidney disease and allied derangements
has stood the test for hundreds of ysars.
It does the work. Pains and troubles
vanish and new life snd health will
come as you continue their use. When
completely restored to your usual vigor,
continue taking a capsule or two each
day ; they will keep you feeling fine and
prevent a return of your trouble.
GOLD MEDAL, Haarlem Oil Capsules
sre Imported direct from the labora
tories at Haarlem. Holland. Oet them
from your druggist. Do not take a
substitute. In sealed boxes, three slses.
For sale and guaranteed by The Qwl
Drug Co. Adv.
PIMPLY? WELtt PONT BE
People Notice It Drive Them
OS with Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets
ArJ-riTyfatwiUivtra
much longer if Ton get a package of
Dr. EdwmrrV Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to dear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights, v
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, snd just ss effec
tively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating.,
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste."
a bad breath, adaD. listless. "no good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
Dr. towards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil: yon will know them by their
olive color.
Dr-Edwards spent years among pa
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
cornplsints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely elective result.
Take one or two nightly for a week.
&e bow much better you feel and look.
10c and 25c per box, All clniggi
Adv. . -
For Constipation
Ceti littie
j vtsr Pflk
will cet you right
. Porely Veg etable
tmSk PO, ScmII Dwv SnallPraM
Cartels Iron Pills
WQlrcetCwrtotiielsof
taoM who lack Iron ia the blood,
as. most psJevfacsd pespte
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