THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1019.
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Libby's Pork and Beans....2 for 33c
Royal Club Sauer kraut ...2 for 25c
2 1-2 lb. can Hills Bros.
- coffee, red can $1.35
Mason quart jars, doz fiSc
2 1-2 lb. can Folger's Golden
Gate coffee $1.35
Red and Green Peppers, per
bottle 15C
25c Picnic plates for 10c
40 folded crepe table napkins....lOc
Comb honey, each 30c
Efiglish walnuts, per lb 43c
No-Vary Grocers
Phone 409
.os Angeles. Don't worry over tho
Tost of living. Dying is getting cheap
er. Tho internal revenue coikitor an
nounced eoffina will not be taxed Lere
eftcr, even if they have metal Dna
pients on them.
1.0s Angeles. Alleging that ever
eince Dr. W. C. Smith'i dog bit her on
loth legs she hat been, uualilo to sup-.
gru.. UVIDi;..) null. UUIUDIUU HUB VUl'U
J)r. Smith for $3000 damages.
Dcn't Prci Your
Liver k AstEon
HB Ovocaoniaa Bilieusnasa, Constlpa
tian, Sick Ka4acrw, Quickly. Mo
Oripins r Pjin. CusrantMd.
Tha orpuis of filsostlon. Csslmlln
tlm and e!lniinat.on iho etomach.
liver aui bowe!s-r.re eloswly allied,
nd the proper utl'on of any of thesa
oigana Is K-'idj- ucpenUcnt Uimii the
ttorrect runoiionlcT of all tho others,
' "Whim.;!.- : J.:r liver l::to actum
rlth dif.T!' I i,v forcing j-or.r bowlj
(Ith 1,-iitau . r l-.::;.Uveg or Mror.g
eathartlca 13 t. j-rit mistnke. A bet
ter, safer f.h.n U PtrenEthenlns and
tontluc the wl;o!o Ui;e?flve arid ei.'mlna
tlv ajsten ri:Ii Nature's Bcmsci
MNR Tablets, T.I.Ieh not only brir.ja
Immediate rl''., hct genuine mid last.
!ng bencl.t. It acts on tha etornacii,
lver, bowels and fcld'.ieyg, Improves
digestion &nd ui;dln.iiation. ovcrcomert
tiiliousiia.'oi, corrects corwtrMi ioa and
HUlekljr relieves lck hwwJaclie.
CJet your system thoroughly cleansed
nd puri.led for or.ee; atonwcli, liver
nd bovrcU working toie;:..r In vij
oroua harmony, and you will not have
to take r.icclclne every dry Just tuko
one NR Tablet oeeaslonnlrjr to ke3
your syFtcm in f od condition and at.
wnys fe'l your best, r.emembrr It is
easier and cheaper to keep well than
It la to get wvll.
Get av 2.-.0 box and try It with the
Understanding that It must Rive you
greater relief and brnelit than any
luwel or liver medicine you ever used
or no pay. Nature'a Remedy (Nit
Tablets) la sold, guaranteed and
recommended by your druggist
Ianiel J. Trv. drnznist.
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Shoe Specials
For Tomorrow
Ladies Outing Shoes, 12-inch top, regular
$14.00, special $10-50
8-inch top regular $10.50, special $8.00
Black kid pumps with attractive buckle, reg
ular $9.00, special , $7.50
Nubuck pump medium heel, regular $8.00,
special - $6.30
Nubuck oxfords, regular
White ostend, regular $7.50, special $6.00
Fine kid oxfords, brown or black, regular
$9.00, choice - ....$7.50
NURSES ATTENTION.
Did you know we carry orthopedic shoes? They
cure broken arches or prevent same. We have these
shoes in black or white while there is no better fit
ting shoe for those who have foot trouble. Ask any
one who has worn them, or come in and let us show
them to you. Our price is from .$7.90 to $10.50
I PARIS BROS. I
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With every $2.50 order we will give a pint jar of Vogan's
Marshmallow Whip FREE
THE QUALITY STORE
! 'Eight Hour Day Also Request
ed In Demands Outlined
Today.
Washington, July 31. A demand for
wage increases averaging 40 per cent
has been put up to the railroad adtuinia
trutiou by the Brotherhood of Builway
Trainmen, President W. Q. Lee an
nounced late todny.
"Wo have nlso demanded an eight
hour day and timo and one-half for
overtime," said Lee.
"Approximately 188,000 men are eon
cenied." Hiniilar demamls probably will be put
before tho railroad administration by
the three other big railroad rotn.er
hoods, it wag forecust there this tfter
fnoon. Three hundred chairmen of tho Broth
lerhood of Hnilroad Firemen have been
ordered to convene in Cleveland August
12, presumably, to frame demands of
that orgnuizfltio:i .
The demands of the railroad trainmen
wero put before tho board of ruilroed
wage and working conditions of the
railroad administration at a scries of
conferences, which closed here today,
"The demands were formulated by
the trninraen at their annual convention
in Columbus, May 14," said Lee.
"The convention ordered the appoint
ment of a speeiul commission to pre
sent the demands and gave the commis
sion authority to use the protective fea
tures of the brotherhood if they are not
granted.
"The term 'protective feature,' used
in the directions to the committee,
means a strike.
"This means a strike of all railroad
trainmen in the United States etn bo
called without a referendum vota.
"To make this stronger, tho commit
tee which presented the demands yester
dav adopted a resolution to adjourn un-
$8.50. special $6.75
Rolled Oats, pkg. 30c
4 rolls Toilet Paper for 30c
Royal Club Asparagus Tips
per can 40c
Mt Hood Bleaching Soap,
4 for .25c
Graham flour, 10 lb. sack. GOc
Pearl Barley, pkg 15c
Toilet Soap, 6 bars 25c
Rex Amonia, per bottle 10c
Swift's Picnic Ham,. lb 38c
Bananas, per doz ...25c
383 Court St.
til October 1. Thut will give tho ruil
roail administration plenty of time to
consider the demand.
"The railroad trainmen's uemt.nds
may sem exorbitant. As a matter of
fact, they are mild.
"We received a forty per cent in-
ereaso about a year ngfff,
"Hince that time tho cost of living
has increased 83 per cent, according to! 'v"cl BuVt'" tomol.Uo drivers wa
government statistics. We'io no better r",d bec af'ted for tinning on struct
off than wo were before. corners between intersections instead of
"We want to earn enough money in to iU'rsections to make the turn.
six eight hour work days to enable ui
to live soven seven hour days.
"The best way to met tho situation Is
for the government to got down to bus
ness and redueo the cost of living."
CAPTAIN WALDO FINN IK V. S.
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Or., July 31, Word was re
ceived in Dallas this week slating that
Captain J. Waldo Finn of this county
had arrived in this country and that ho
would be home sgc.in at on early date.
Captain Finn was formerly eounty road
supervisor and during his term of offico
the roads all over the county were un
der his supervision and brought up to
standard roads. At tho outbreak of tho
war ho enlisted with company h oi
Dallas and was made first lieutenant
and won his captain's commission, short
ly after his arrival in France. Captain
Finn is a graduate of the Oregon Agri
cultural college and was colonel of the
cadet regiment in that instiullon whilo
at school. His home is near McCoy in
tfio nothenstern part of the County.
BOUND COAST
LEAGUE BABES
(By United Press.)
Yesterday's winners: Vernon, f-iiiera-mento,
Suit l.nkc, Los Angeles.
Home run: Bumler, Bees.
It wns the last of the ninth, two.
down, two on bases, two runs needed.
At this juncture our hero, Brick Kldred,!
Tjled a double and won for the Senators,
nor the Seals, 5 to 4.
The Tigers retained first place by
abusing four Oi.k hurlcrs and nosing out
A win, 6to
Doe Cra: Cull hurled close ball, allow
ing the Beavers four hits and the An
gels won, S to 0.
Str md of S.U Lake nnd Beiger of Be
nttlo each r.llowed five hits but tho
Bees edged o'-t the Ralniera 2 to 1.
AMERICAN VETERANS OF
FIVE GREAT DRIVES ARE
BACK IN STATES TODAY
New York, Aug. I'. The Ninth Jnfun
i oi ff:n.. a Cnnn
"' ..-"I , J j-
o. iuv .....
expectedly on the transport Princess
llatoika. The transport, originally de
stined to Newport News, was diverted
at sea to this port.
This entire division is bow on the tea
and the Fifth and Sixth marines fe ex
pected within a few days. The division
was the second of the American army
to get into action and distinguished it
self at Belleaa wood, Chateau-Thierry,
Soissons, St. Mihiol, Blane Mont and Ar-g-nnne-Metise.
It captured i,')7$ Ger
mans and suffered 25,028 ei.sualtlea.
The Mount Vernon arrived sf tho,
same time, with 5795 men, including the
Fourth division headquarters (War
ment and headquarters troops, CMh, in
j fantry, conidete, 09th infantry, iueom
I plcte and casuals.
i Kearn jr Permanent Post.
I r-ai l)iei;o, Aug. 1. Word received
jheie from Washington today states that
j the Sei-ond division of the regular army,
now arriving at New Vork from France,
will have its permanent iost at Cump
K earn v.
J$ Don't Let 'cm Ream J$
J$ Keep em la The Circle J$
iCONDiliONS Of RYE
YEARS AGO REVIEWED:
. Difference la Price Scale OnSoagtt Relief From Trouble
August 1,1914, Is Hard
To Believe.
i V1r 1 .Mir. i. .... ... i.,., ..t!
4 ... t. .1 . ,
f !yet it was exactly five year ,go toOty
. . .... ., i.ij
7 that The Capital Journal under date of
I . . . T ... ...
1, wit aisniarca tile loliuwlnff
headlines: "The Greats War in
... ... ...
0ri4 s History Seems Inevitable."
The French ambassador at Loudon
Sve out thia interview: "fcverytlnng'4 uav "t "'T Keen relieved entirely
depends on England. If she will in-jof T "-'iits, .but I fet erfect
form Ucrmanr that her uavv is nre-i1-v ,s,r"nT well and have actually
pared to strike, there will be no ar.'g8!"'d won,.T I"'ls ' weight. 1 ha'l
Otherwise the stiuutiou is honcles,,'' l!"!.fer,'d ""ibjy from indigestion for
Another dispatch of August I, 19 U
conveys the new. that C.oruianv ha. do-
11 . : . .
clured war against Russia A.so tha
declarations of war by 1. -8i.ee and
Lngland were hourly expected,
Fditorially, Tlio Oipital Journal said:
"If the grent war begins, all the other
leading nations of Kurope will bo ar-
rayed against the Austio-lierii.uu feder -
r.tion, w ith several amaller niitions
maintaining their neutrulitv ,ii pjssi -
ble." '
In Salem, there wns imti.im, e,,!1"' "Mlaehe woubt almost ihlind
eiallv exeitinc during those troublesome:
i:. ........ i.T...i . ... :....i1,ave "'.v housework and
u.. . o. Y.W...UV. vs....... ..est tiau ubi.
returned from est, 1 tm, tl,,., -
. - "
. , ... s -
... ei a. u espresseu uimseu as par-(out ul the time. Mv condition gradual
tieulniiy glnd to get back to Oregon, ly became more distressing in s,,it of
lie snid tho weather wns not so bad as, all 1 could do and 1 became diseour
ho expected back eust. That he haul aged us it looked like nothing could
made u number of addresses and hhd . h'l me.
visiled several state prisons and insane I "I ri'd so much about the good
asylums. As a memento of his trip, lie 1 Taulac was doing others who suffered
Exhibited u rusty flint rifle which hei,,lp si.""1' wn.v. that 1 divided to try it
picked up at Bedford.
Ka onier, tile governor mid,
ialul. "'t"tod that he might lmve to ue
u 1,1 "Jr'-'"B onio of the whisney
troubles of tho state.
Attorney Jolin iurner appeared in'
the Salem police court thut day rep
" t""-" ie,
tho ordinanco did not include horse or
muscular drawn vehicles. But Chief
tshedeek stilted thut ho would continue
to make arrests as fast ns the ordinance
was violated. It was suggested that tho
Standard Oil company was responsible
for tho ordinance, as thereby each auto
mobile driver would be obliged to go to
the intersection of tho street before
turning, thus using more gasoline. And
this wua only five years ago today.
Living wasn't so very high live years
ago today. Wcstacott-Tulolson C. ad-jMill City by Marketorla Gr Co.
vertiscd bananas at 15 cents a dozen,! i , ,,
sweet corn 15 cents a down and Graven-1 the ceremony, they will leavo for nn ex
stein apples at 15 cents a basket or 85 tended honeymoon trip through tuo Ca
cents a box. uadimi rookies, spending several weeks
U. G. Shipley advertised a special lot jiit Banff and Lnko Louise. After Sept.
of women's summer dresses nt 12.48 andjlS they will bo at home at the Button
$4.48 and some women's blousos at mansion."
1.29.
Tho steamer Oregonn wns making the
run from Portland to Bttlcui in spite of
the fact that tho river hero was seven,
tenth of Si foot below tho low water
mark. The steamer (iralinmntia carried
the Foresters and their friends on an'
excursion up the river tho night before. 1 Killed in Artion . 7
Bechtel & Bynon advertised one of ,1! 'l r01" Wounds B
tho farms on Howell Prairie at $100 an'I)l,,(t Accident and Other Causes 22
acre. W. H. Gral.enhorst i ( o. offered of li'c 5
a fine farm of 2." acres ut tw tu acre. Wounded Heverely 128
Tho Bligh theatre, in its present loi-a-'Wuullll,''l (degree undetermined).... 28
tion, was offering ,"Tho Courting- of Wounded Wlightly 108
Prudence," featuring a former KalemjMi"",i8 'n Action S
girl, Margiierita Fisher. At the tilobe;
theatre .Mary Pickford was being! Total 30H
sliuvyn.
It wns just five years ugo tolny thf.t
The Capital Journal's market report
gave the price of wheat ut fiC cents a
bushel. Outs were worth. "7 cents. (To-
day Xo. 1 wheat in Tortliind is !.!()
while outs lire bringing 80 cents a bu
shel in Kcletu.)
The wholesale price of timothv hay
wns (11, clover $7 per ton, client S and
shorts (29 per ton. potatoes wholesale
were (1 per hundred pounds.
Butterfnt in Unlcm fivo yenis ago to
dny wns quoted at 25 cents. Today it Is
H2 cenls. Creamery butter whb 30 cents
and eggs 23 cents a dozen. Tuluy eggs
vfliolc sale are 43 cents a dozen. Hens
were worth 11 cents a pound, too.iteri 8
cents ond fryers 14 cents.
Hogs were seven cents. Today the fig
ure in Hnlem "is 21 cents. Veal was
(pioted at 11 cents. Today it is 21.
From the society page of August 1,
1914, is the following: "The marriape
of Hon. Hal D. Putton and Miss Edith
'iTidcombe will be quietly solemnized in
rortlna Mon(3V Au(f- 3- Following
Resinol
will heal that disfiguring rash
to you can wear this drest
"I know, because I bare used it, and
found that it itupped the smarting and
itcbing when 1 made the first applica
tion, andjn short time the eraAin
t gouir I used Kesitxd Soap with k
and it quickened the action ol KcsiikiI
Ointment. Yua cao get both from
your druggist."
w ; n : i.i 18 s ft i I t I mzm
U m rfi ml
hi i i i "ii ii t
t bill U 1
'FOUND WHAT SHE
HAD HOPED MBi
! For 7 Years-Cains
20 Pounds.
"-Nothing ever helped me until I
. , - .1
i"1 ana mar s savins; a fioort ;
Ideal for , Uv. w ,rvill, f " J "
'Tears to find relief." said Mr. Peter!
H...,. .1: .,,.. 1
"""'J mueiow avenue.
r'.V'.l0' WbiB. Y'1 Bar-
i'r store. recein.
'But." ah continued. "Tanlae has
(riven, uie everything 1 had hoped for.
' " ' ' nt ""'' j!,ri"y Ret
j ffj , H ,'' A '
nae awful rnuirmitg paiu jit wv atom-
a,h which ere so had sometime, 'hat
1 would almost 'double up. Finally mT
appetite left me cntirelv and 1 would
simply miffer a,'onv from what little
U ilid' eat. 1 would, bleat ia.lly with
sour pna and had very diseireealile
l""'0 n'J mouth nil the time and wns
' extremely nervous. J was constipated
la" the ti," 'ul nfv,'r throiifih
la la.r in .v,ars "il-hoiif n headache.
"l aml m",f 3J" n4''' to
everything
i i
'lU'l L'l. HIHI M1V IT Wn
' ' .w" ""K1"
icouuniiuiiy ami r. it tired mid worn
The oid riflolf1"1 ' fftuinly has given me that
ong unpen for relief. It just seemed
to tone my stomach right up. My ap
petite is just fine now and J can cat
just anything and enjoy it nnd never
suiter a particle with ims. i.uin or nv
other
nigns of indigestion. am no
lunger constipated and have not had a
headache since rhht soon after I he.
gan taking Tanlae. I am Reeling strong,
healthy and well in every way now and
am glad to recommend' Tanlae to ev
erybody who has any reason whatever
to take any kind of medicine. "
Tanlae is sold in Salem by i)r. P. C.
Stono, in Hubbard by Hubhnrrl DmJ
iCo., In Mt. Angel by Ben Gooch, in
H.....I. 1 T 1 Tr i.
vjcivuin Uj jonn iveny, in Turner by
II. P. Cornelius, in Woodburn by Ly
man II. 8horey, in Rilverton by Geo.
A. Bteelhammer, In Gntes by M.t. J.
P. MeCurdy, In Stnyton by C. A.
Beanchamp, In Aurora by Aurora Drag
Rtnrn n St Tl V, n.. t.i. u.
... w.. . mi, ... uiipvririm CTIOIUI
Co., in Donald by M. W. Johnson, in
! Jofferson br Foshsv k Macon, and In
ROLL OF HONOR
The following casualties arc reported
by tho couimn nding general of tho
American Kxpeditionary Forces:
Killed in Action.
Tytus Wasllcwlcz, Kenosha Wis.
Bay W Ilataway, Kast ( Inriiion Ohio.
Homer P Kramer, Willinmsport Pa.
Corbin Wesley Wmith, Polluim (Ja.
Arblc W Williamson Williamson W
Vh.
Charles Wynn, Healo Alu,
Died of Wounds.
William H Kngland, Bnltinioic ld.
Karl It Beott, Creston Wush.
Died from Accident aM Other Cauues.
Albert Pnterson, Mayvillo X 1),
Kidney 8 Aycrs, Juno Tenn.
Jowph (loggiano, ht Louis Mo.
Albert A Kdwurds, (juiney Fla.
Mnri n us Hnlil, Huelinnan N D.
Cary J ilodge, Pochontas Va.
Kdward M Jordan, Bangor Me.
Anthony Krug, Brooklyn Is Y.
Charles J Neweomb, Boston Muss.
Kdward Purkoski, Kaliimazoo Muss.
Amos Francis Hose, Alloy Mo.
Jo.icph A Kiiiionii li, Juliet ill.
John Hleehtn, Vail Iowa.
A iluin rlvuinoiiski, Thomnstor. Conn.
Oscar F Vogt, (ierald Mo.
Ksker Woodham, Noma Fla. "
' CURRENT CASUALTIES
Killed la Action.
Welter Kellermnn, Chicago III.
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
John T, L. Brooks, Bloomington III.
Boren C Horenson, (rand Island NeU
Charles K Dixon, I.intotn Ind.
Harry A Myers, Leipsie, Ohio.
Hubert Cater, Chicago III.
John P Huff. Cleveland Ohio.
Died of Dlseasa.
Benjamin C Kright, New York N Y.
Clarence H t)ubbs, Bunciinsviile Pa.
(ilenn Klndig, Medina Ohio.
Charles Nolan Kitzmiller, Klk Gar
den W Va.
Kelly H Wheeler, Bethlehem Ky.
Killed in Acttion
Died of Wounds .
Died of Accident and Other Causes
Die,d of Disease
Lost at sea on "Moldavia". 1
Wounded Severely .. . 21
Wounded (degree undetermined).... 1.
Wounded blightly 132
Missing in Action 1
Total
19?
Total number of casualties to date,
hu-.u.iing tLoM' rei-ortcd above:
Killed in Actum (including s2
at ser) .
Pi( of Wounds
and Oder
Canst- ..
Wounded in Actios (over S5
per
nut returned to duty
:;,lll
VI Using in Actiou (not iurlmUng
piistmers released and rcturu-
cd)
Total tto date
Killed X Actiou.
Peter lVmark, Meubenville Ohio.
Charles Mangogna.' Xew Vuik N Y.
Died of Wounds.
Bock, Frvdiuund, Milwaukee Wis. .
Jacob Houvinen, Brainard Minn.
Died from Accident and Other Cause
Nurse Anna A Walker, New Bruns
wick Canada.
William K Schooler, IIu;ster 111.
Leon 6 Drew, Forest N Y.
K.lttar.l J Knaff, Philadelphia Pa.
liuy Little, Ambia Ind.
Clitalte M'-IVnald, Mi-Ijiiu Mi.-s.
Died of Disease.
John H Murphy, United Slates Army.
Loon I. I've, Parkersburg W Va,
Lancelot Fulton, Fuirhaveu l'u.
Albert Luther, Huduell W a.
Wnlter Price, Whighain Ca.
Lost at Sea ou "Moldavia."
Fred Livermore, Stockton Cjil.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Killed In Action.
Lieut Albert F Ward, Chicago 1.1.
Jesse M Heed, Bouiiville .Mo.
Deo P Craig, Joplin Mo.
Charles L Flake, SiioHfliiso Arix.
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
John J Mulloy, Berlin N II.
Morris Silberstein, Kun FraneUto Cul.
' Died of Disease.
Tlmmns .1 lleiitheity, New lurk N Y.
.S'dvul, Tuylor Tabor N C.
K'igledow Vinegar, Corinth Ky.
Kdward M Ware, Chiciigo 111.
Tho following casualties hio lepo.-ted
by tho i-i'Minmnilr g geneiai of tlx
American Kxpeditionary Fories:
Killed in Action
Died from Wounds
Died of Accident and Other Causes
Died of Disease
Wounded Severely
Wounded (edgreo undetermined).
33!
8
12
10
Missing in Action 3
Wounded Hlightly 48
Totul
141
Total number of disunities to date, in
I'luding those reported above:
Killed in Action (including iti2
at sea 32,274
Djed of Wounds 13,611
Died of Discuso 23,4til
Died from Accident nnd Other
Cuuses 5,072
Wounded in Action (over 85 pur
cent returned to duty) 213,408
Missing in Action )not including
prisoners released und return
ed) .. l,;il
Tota( to duto r JlI,6.i7
Killed in Action.
John II Bisset, Chicago 111.
Clifton A Hmith, Utiea Miss.
Ciustaf K Carlson, Middletown Conn.
Hurry J Campbell, Troy N I'.
Robert Jnmes Kckweiler, Notcu Ptt.
Charles W King, Manly Iowa.
Oeorgo W Mew, Islo (if Wight, Kng
liiii il.
Manley Mullinex, Nicholson Pa.
(leorgo W tiiinn, Chat-lotto H Y.
Jeremiah L Havuge, Lawrencu Mass.
Hussell H Webb, (ishoctou Ohio.
. Died of Wounds.
Charles W Trabert, Pittsburg Pa.
Kullstiat itimluk, HegewiHi li 111.
(ieorge Hkitnrelieh, Wheeling W Va.
('laud H Wood, Brookvillo Ohio.
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
Louis Clericu.io, Bridgeport Conn,
Leouurd Martel, New Iberia La.
tii-.briel Ambrosino, Cemenlon Pu.
Bror H Biickman, lloquiiuu Wash.
John J Carey, Oakland Cul.
Klmer Ii C'li-ie, Dei Moiius Iowa.
John Damns, Homerset Mass.
Mike K Kiplnin, Mahnomen Minn.
.Anthony J Levn, Cambridgeport Mass.
David 11 Mc.Millon, Kvensviilu Tenn,
liuiney Mushburn, Durdeueliu Ark,
Charles Laltou Palmer, Wilmiiigtun
Ohio.
(Ieorge I Peilersoli, Bed Klin H l.
(luiseppo Huggerio, Hiicia Italy,
(iilbert C Tor son, I'l.whallun Kana.
iVapol oa A Vullee, Woousotket U I.
Thoinus C Waler, Pittsburgh Pa,
Albert F Allen, .Inckonviiie LL
Chester An.ide, Camde i .N .
Williuui H Bauer, New Oih uns l.u
Frank Jth:istone, Vuluouwi B C.
Husxell Miller, Hnndte-ky Oiiln.
Johu C Page, Madisouville Ky,
(ins N-ott, Mine l.amotte Mo,
Died of Disease.
Charles Wilson, Philadelphia la.
CURRENT CASUALT1LS
KiUed In Action.
Henry P Casey, Honolulu Hawaii.
Thomas B Meson, Ada Okltt.
Herbert Toll, Hubana Cuba.
Dart II Buleh, Turloek Cal.
John Janzen, 38 Church street, Sulcm
Or.
(us Johnson, Jumcstown N Y.
Hurry Lamberg, Juliet 111,
Nestor M I-opcz, Ijis Padiiluz, X M.
(ieorge Love, Cozed Neb.
James B Love, Juuctlon City Kun.
Walter K Roberts, Annad..ie Minn.
William Huberts, Humboldt Kan.
Died of Wounds.
Louis A Hchlichter, Ht- Louis Mo.
Died front Accident and Other Cause,
dipt (ieorge It Bi ll, Ht. Peteiburg Kin
Andrew Theodore Buchtauun, French
2 j Creek W Va.
8 Stephen L'KelleV, Memphis Tens.
Morio Ferraro, Woodhaveii N Y,
l Joseph Lodge, J'atton pa.
William Miner, i.eoio o i.
Arthur L Trotter, Deering N IL
Alfred J Anderson, Cyrus Minn.
Allie Lnrreniore, Dallas Tel.
Albert Mcfiuire, Llula Ky.
Jacob Williams, Port Lavaca Tex.
Died of Disease. i
Corah Ilelctt Bartktt, telcphono oper-
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SHOW
PEGGY
HYLAND
In Intensely Dramatic
Picture
"The Girl
With No
Regrets"
Great Jewel Robbery
Scene With
BATTLE IN THE
DARK
II
COMEDY
BLIGH THEATRE
utor, I'nion City Mich.
Benjamin II Luotuis, Chicago lil.
John Arms, Pulntsville Ky.
(iiinnard Luadnbl, Muline III.
William 8 bchruggs, Mudisouvillo
Tenn.
L J Thomas, Dallas Tex.
Henry Miidioy, Jupiter Fin.
The following casualties are repoited
by the commanding general of the
Ameiieuii Kxpeditionary Folios:
Killed in Actiou
Died from Wounds
Died of Accident and Other Causes
Died of Diseuse
(Wuuudtd (degree undetermined)....
( Wounded Slightly
ivounueii puvereiy
Missing in Action
Total
6D
Killed la Action.
John I. CoHiiolly, Lowell Mass.
(Ieorge D (leesa, Fair (Inks Ind.
Julian Pnliico, handnvnl N M.
Died of Wounds.
Charles Miller, Anaconda Mont.
AIIonso Trnmontano, Now Huicn
Conn.
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
John Mauro, New York N Y.
Melvin Ambler, Clurington Ohio.
Key K Lundes, Onngo Kan.
Coluinbua Myers, Itobcrsonvilie N C.
Carl C' Hchmidt, Denmark.
Wm. NEIMEYER
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Mate Street
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