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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Washington Steel and
Ordnance Company
WASHINGTON. D. C.
1 meeting of the stockholders of the
Steel and Ordnance Company has
for November 18, 1918, at 1:30
P.m., to rmrakfrr the following amendment to
the by-laws: ?
Amend that portion of the second paragrah
?f section 7 which now reads as follows:
''Meetings of the board may be called at any
time by the president or rice president or
by three members of the board" so that it will
read as follows: "Meetings of the board maj
be called at any time by the chairman of the
board or by the president or vice president
or by any three members of the board."
Amend that portion of the second paragraph
of section 7 which reads ss follows: "They
may appoint an excntive committee or finance
committee and such other committees as they
may deem best and define their powers and
duties" so that it will read: "They may ap
point such committees as they may deem best
and define their powers and duties."
Amend section 9 so it will read as follows:
"The officers shall consist of a chairman of the
board, a president and a vice president, a sec
retary and an assistant secretary, a treasurer
and an assistant treasurer, who shall be
? hosen by the directors" at the first meeting
following the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers in each year, except that it shall be op
tional with the directors as to whether or not
they shall elect a chairman of the board.
They shall hold their respective offices for one
year or until their successor shall be chosen.
Any two of these offices may be combined in
one person except the offices of president and
vice president. Vacancies in said offices may
be filled at any meeting of the board of di
rectors."
Amend section 10 so it will read as follows:
"(a) It shall be the duty of the chairman
of the board to preside at all meetings of the
directors and of the executive committee.
The chairman of the board shall be allowed to
?vote at any meeting of the directors or of the
executive committee and in case cf a tie vote
the side on which he votes shall carry.
"(b) It shall be the duty of the president to
preside at all meetings of the stockhoicers,
sign all stock certificates, bonds, deeds, agree
ments or other instruments in writing unless
KMne other person or officer shall be specially
authorized to do so by the board of directors.
He shall be the executive officer of the cor
poration and have general supervision of all
business of the company and shall perform the
duties usually incident to the office of presi
dent. The president or other officer presiding
in his place shall be allowed to vote at all
meetings of the stockholders and In case of a
tie vote the side on which he votes shall carry.
In the absence of the chairman of the board
or should that office be vacant the duties of
said office shall be performed by the president."
Amend section 13 to read as follows: "The
treasurer shall countersign all certificates of
stock of the corporation, he shall also keep a
record of all moneys received and paid out and
all vouchers and receipts given therefor. He
shall examine and approve all checks for the
payment of moneys before they are presented
for signature to the chairman of the board or
the president or vice president or such other
person as may be designated by the board of
? 'rectors, and no voucher or certificate of any
Iv.nd shall be issued from the <tffice unless his
inspection and approval be certified thereon, or
in his absence the inspection and approval of
the assistant treasurer or of such other person
as tiie board may designate to act in the
treasurer's stead. He shall have general
charge of all vouchers and books belonging to
the corporation except such as are under the
general control of the secretary. He shall
keep the moneys of the corporation in a sep
arate bank or banks to be designated by the
board of directors to the credit of the Wash
ington Steel and Ordnance Company and shall
perform such other duties as are incident by
law to the office of treasurer or as may be re
quired by the board of directors. He shall
give bond in such sum as may be prescribed
by the board of directors for the faithful per
formance of his duties. All bills, notes, checks
or other negotiable instruments of the cor
poration 6ball be made in the name of the
company and shall be signed by the treasurer
or assistant treasurer and countersigned by the
chairman of the board or by the president or
rice president or by such other person as the
board may designate."
Amend by inserting a new section as fol
lows: "Section 13%: There shall be an execu
tive committee consisting of the chairman of
the board, the president and the vice president
and such other members of the board ss the
board may from time to time designate and j
the executive committee during the intervals
between the meetings of the board of direc-,
tors shall possess and exercise all the func
tions of the board. At each meeting of the '
board the executive committee shall report it*!
actions since the previous meeting of the I
board. The board of directors may from time :
to time restrict the powers of the executive |
committee and may remove such restrictions I
when it may deem it wise so to do."
By order of the board of directors:
_ . . 4 _ H. F. CLARK, Secretary.
Washington. T>. C.. Novemlier 2, 1018.
WILL THE WITNESSES TO THE ACCIDENT
at Conn. ave. and Tilden st. on Tuesday morn
ing. October 29. when a lady was knocked down
by a Capital Traction car, kindly communicate
with
W. C. FLAN NEK Y. Phone Cleve. 1181.
Address. 20-Q Ppton st. 5*
A SOLDIER'S LOVED ONES WILL KEEP
the home fires burning by having the trees and
shrubs taken care of by an expert, after seeing
tbe devastation of forpsts and grounds over
seas; contractor in all kinds of shade and fruit
tree, grapevine and shrub work.
ROY MAGUIRE.
Box 3i?. Takorna Park.
I HAVE SEVERAL NOTES IN BANK I WISH I
to sell at a discount. Address Mrs. E. J. RIT
TERHOT'SE. 1535 Kenilworth are.. P. C.
TO MEMBERS OF IDAHO TRIBE. NO. 15, I
IMPROVED ORDER OP RED MEN. 1
The regular moetin^s. susftendcd owins: to the i
Influenza epidemic, will be resumed on Tuesday, |
Kovember 5, 1918. By order of the sachem,
? T. R. KUNZA.
?L D. BRAGPNIER. Chief of RpeorrN ?
*HF 26TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MU
tuai Serial Building Association will be held at j
St. Dominic's Hall, 6th and F sts. s.w., on Mon
day, November 4, at 7:30 p.m. The 27th series J
of stock has been authorized and payments on '
same raay^be made to the treasurer, at his of- j
See, 30t? 7th st. s.w. Shares, one dollar per j
month. The sum of $200 will lie loaned on
?n* share for $2 per month. $1,000 for $10 per i
month and $2.."?00 for $25 per month, on ap- 1
proved security. Interest at the rate of 5 per I
cent per annum allowed to borrowers and in
vestors. The association is under the supervi
sion of the comptroller of the currency. J. I
RONDHEIMER, President; R. HARRISON i
JOHNSON. Treasurer.
"ROOFING EXPERTS"
WILL STOP TflE LEAK. Wash. Loan A 1
Graftob Son Jnc., *)????? j
"STOVES ANI> FFKXACKS REI*AIKED."
At Year Service
?to make the roof leakproof.
ITOfbMCU A IR) Roofing 528 13th n.w.
^ Company. Ph. Main 14.
PIANOS FOR RENT?PURCHASE MADE
within one year, rent allowed. HUGO WORCH, i
1110 G, Agent for Kranich & liach and Einer
aon Pianos. Victrolas and Grafonolas.
Doll Hospital! <& Exchange
Special sale of Imported Dolls and Sweaters.
We allow you for your old dolls on a new
fenported or domestic make dolL
GARREN'8 ART STORE. 907 H n.e.
Leese Will Make the
Kind of EyegHasses
Yom
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in our Modern Optical Plant. I
MA II IFIF^F OPTICAL CO.
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STOVE AND FURNACE WORK.
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PALMISTRY.
MRS. R. LUSBY,
Matflk Palmistry. Impressions! Ufa
lata. Fee. $1 and $2. Positively ladiss only.
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it n.w.
BELMONT?
Scientific palmist and clairvoyant, can be coo
salted em an affairs of life. Readings. $1. 121?
New York ave. n.w., between 12th and 13th
sts. Honrs, 10 a.m. to S p.m. 8*
MLLSL ZARA, SCIENTIFIC PALMIST AND
psychic from New York. Now st the Savoy,
14th and Girard n.w. Complete psychic lead
ings, $3. Scientific palmistry, $2. Only by
appointment. Phone CoL 7470.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EPISCOPAL.
fUmi.ru<??-k 620 ? STREET S.E.
VJITlSt UlUTCn FOUNDED 1794.
Err. DAVID KANSOM COYELU M. A- Bector.
7J0 ?,hi.?Holy Communion.
?:IB a.ra.?Sunday school.
: 31:00 a.m.?Holy Communion and
r
8PEELITTJALISTS.
WHITE. 700 6th ST. 8.E., WUi. BK
her meeting,, Monday ?nd Friday em
8:00 aharp. 3
Ainllai ?t <ke Kappa Kappa Gua
na sorority will be held tomorrow
ai<fet at t o'clock at 1413 Massachu
setts avenue northwest. Every mem
*er ?f the sorority is Washington is
earnestly requested to be present.
Kme< li actio* <lmetnl
lat 2M at nen)... 1MK
Died of imila 4J07S
Died of ilwaae 3,749
Died of accident aad other
Wounded la action 35,551
Minn Ins1 in action (includ
ing: prisoner*) 6,721
Total to date. 6%282
Above Is the summary of casualties
issued by the "War Department. The
list Includes those lost at sea, also
the total Marine Corps casualties to
date, but does not Include the Navy
casualties.
Army casualty lists released for
publication today contain 874 names,
divided as follows:
Killed In action M
Died of wound* 49
Died from accident and
other causes 4
Died of disease 71
Wounded severely 106
Hounded (degree undeter
mined) 297
Wounded slightly 294
Missing in action.......... SO
Prisoners 9
Lost at sea 1
The list follows:
TTTT.T.Tm m ACTIOS.
LIEUTENANTS:
CAR It, Hoy E.. Lockwood, Mo.
BOTELER, James E., Remington, V*.
LIMSVEW. John C.. Wilson, N. C.
SERGEANTS: ..
IiLT'EMEL. Ernest. Cincinnati. Ohio.
KLI.KSBERGER, William. Emporia, Kan.
CHERRY. Claude E.. Jollet, III.
EDWARDS, Charles S.. Carthage. Mo.
CORPORAL:
COY ILL, William Frank, San Jose, CaL
MECHANIC:
HUNT, Sterling Robert, Wilbnrton, Okla.
PRIVATES:
BATES, Henry J., Hayden. Aria.
BLACKWOOD. Keith R., Simla. CoL
BRAZENDINE, Al. Fountain Head, Tena.
BRETH, Louis, New York, N. Y.
BREWER, Lloyd, Flat. Ky.
C AMI LI, Emedeo, Monte Pronxone, Ascol,
Italy.
CHIAFULLO. Domenick, Province de Slarma,
Coliano, Italy.
DAVENPORT, Horace Elmer, Munnsville, ?. X.
DEAN, Arley M., Slocomb, Ala.
FOX, Charles H., Croton on the Hudson, K, I.
GRIGGS, Le Roy Lester, Waco, Tex,
HANNAH. Fred A., Scranton, Pa.
HART WIG. Sam, Anaconda, Mont.
HUTCHINS, John P., Adger, Ala.
JANSEN, Eugene P., New York, N. Y.
KODDODZIEZSKI, Albert, Detroit. Mick.
LANK. Frank, Buffalo, S. D.
McGEE, James T., Allentown, Pa.
McGINNIS, Patrick. Bridgeport, Conn.
Moor I EN. Walton H.. Lamesa, Tex.
NORWOOD, Hosea. Natural Bridge, Al*.
WILLIS, John, Easley, 8. C.
ZLLFE, Tony, Alma Center, Wis.
BFESCHER, Caster P., Norwood, Minn.
CHERRY, Stone F., Moss, Tenn.
COBB. Oakley, Cranesville, Pa.
CE0KGAKI3, James, Los Angeles, Cal.
HANES. Verner, Kalamazoo, Mich.
HARDGROVE, Goldsmith H., Woodhaven, j
N. Y. ?
JASOM. Aaron. Brooklyn. N. Y.
KOELLEN, Emanuel, Prentice, Wis.
LARKIN, William F., West Orange, K. J.
MURRAY, Frank, Kerman, Cal.
MYERS, John Augustine, Cassandra, Pa.
THURMAN, Robert 8., Joplin, Mo.
I)U VALLE, William J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
HEISS, Curvin H., York, Pa.
KASPER. Ernest J.. Kiel, Wis.
MORANGELLO, Charles, Brooklyn. N. Y.
REYNOLDS. William C., San Antonio, Tex.
SCOTT, Jesse, Millerton, Okla.
SIMS. Tom, Albertville. Ala.
THOMPSON, Richard White, Yonkers, N. Y.
W ILK INS, Dean E., Oklahoma City, Okla.
WOHLGEMUTH, Gilherto, Tularosa, N. M.
WOMBLE. John J., Chattanooga, Tenn.
YOUNG, Carl L., New Brighton, Pa.
i DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IK AC
TION.
LIEUTENANT:
LAIRD. Clarence, Taylor, Pa.
SERGEANTS:
COUCH. Harry P., Birmingham. Ala.
KELLY. Hugh B., jr.. New York, V Y.
CORPORALS:
CHRISTENSEN, Henry, Greeley, CoL
MORTON. Clyde C., Emmett, Tenn.
BALL. William E., Yonkers. N. Y.
MILLER, Howard D? Greentown, Ohio.
WILSON, llosroe Richard, Edna, Kan.
MECHANICIAN:
GREEN. Claude, Johnson City, Tenn.
PRIVATES: ^
BAILES, James T., Gaine?ville, Ga.
i BAKER. Walter Laverae, Kane, Pa.
BARKER. John. Park, Va.
i BARNETT, John W., Sulphur Bock, Ark.
BURKE. John F., Buffalo, N. Y.
COON. Albert E.. Medina, N. Y.
CREECH, John. Goldsboro, N. C.
CRUMPLEY. Sam, Montalba, Tex.
DEHM. Williams. New York, N. Y.
ELLENSON. Helmer, Gardiner, N. D.
HANSEN, Alfred F., Milaca, Minn.
HANSON, Alfred. Walipeton, N. D.
KENDIG, Haskell P., Lancaster, Pa.
KRUGER, Gust, (ioodrich, N. D.
I MORRIS. Newman A., Maud, W. Va.
1 SHELLY, Samuel M? Steinsburg, Pa.
SISSON. Alvin E.. Conrtland. Kan.
I STANI)RID<;E, John E., Madisonyille, Tean, |
i BARBRAITO. Anthony, Nexv York, N. Y.
I BINETTE, Ovila. Lisbon, Me.
' BLADYKA. Ignatius, I>etroit. Mich. j
? CATON. Walter, Thersby. Ala.
FABREZ. Sam, Rome. Italy.
HILL William O., Philadelphia, Pa.
LIPPORD. Franklin C., Danville. Va.
McLOUGULIN, Thomas J., Greenock, Scot
land. _
WILKINSON, Earl, Bridcport, Yt.
CANDI.AND, Kenneth B., Pocatello, Idaho.
OAKUA. John, Rochester, N. Y.
CHERNEY. Paul, New York, N. Y.
COOPER. Wesley J., Forest Grove. Ore.
CRAMASTA, Pantaieone, Philadelphia, Pa.
FYE, Howard M-. Lewiston. Pa.
CALLOWAY, John F? Clarksville, Tex.
STUKAS, William. Barry, Yt.
CI'RRY. Otis. Baltimore, Md.
FOSTER. Westley B? Lanett, Ala.
Syl'IRES, Huch A.. Lancaster, Mo.
THOMAS. Harold, Coldwater. Mich.
TOLER. Morris T? Jacksonville, Tel.
DIED FROK ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
PRIVATES:
EDF.NFIF.LI>. Benton. Swainsboro, Ga.
SMITH, I.onnie I... Quitman. Ga.
SMITH. Turner, Gibson, N. 0.
GOODWIN, Russell, Macon, Ga.
DIED OF DISEASE.
MAJOR:
PEEBLES. William B.. Coronado, Cal.
CAPTAIN:
HONEYMAN. Bnice R.. White Bear, Minn.
LIEUTENANT:
ACKERMAN. James A., San Francisco, Cal.
SERGEANTS:
HEIGllSTEDT, Rodney H? Minneapolis. Minn.
HE1TMAN. Walter C., Jersey City. N. J.
MAIN, Charles C., Beaver Dam, Ky.
CORPORALS: __
BIEVER, Henry, Port Washington, Wi*.
QUINN, Charlie A.. Roanoke, Va.
SLOAN. Joseph, Centerrille. Mo.
BENNINGTON, Ralph A.. Litchfield, Neb.
KASTENDICK, Waldo H? Savannah, Mo.
YEOMANS. Cordon, Kingsley, Mich.
MECHANICS: ? _
REYNOLDS, Ralph. Monnt Klsco. V. T.
KANE. Edward H.. Morristown. N. J.
TYREE, Otis. Sheldon, Mo.
WAGONERS:
HUDSON. Howard P.. Durmnt, Miss.
KENT. Roy H.. Bernard. Wis.
PRIVATES: ..
BRANSTROM, Reuben, Minneapolis. Minn.
HEGLAND, Leonard B., Radcliffe, Iowa.
Ul'MBLE, Auda A., McClean, 111.
TIYINK, Garret, Manhattan. Mont.
SHARP, Harvey R.. Osawatomle. Kan.
SOLBERG. Edwin M.. Fernwood. Idaho.
SPRINKLE. James F., Mount Carmel. 111.
VOICHT. Edward A.. Long Prairie. Minn.
BROOKS. Thomas, Philadelphia. Pa.
BURLEY. Charlton, LoulsriUe, G?.
Campbell, Loci as, Palatka. Fla.
F1NAN, Charles L., New Albany, Pa.
C.AUTIER, E., Patillas, Porto Rico.
GONZALES. Fernando. Corpus Christ!. Tex.
STANK. Joseph W., Frackville, Pa.
STRAIT, Ellis, Grand Junction, Iowa.
BROWN, Charlie, Belxoni. Mil*.
BURNS. Michael. Clinton. N. Y.
COLWELL, Toney L.. Line, 8. D.
CCl.I.EN. Frank M.. Dnluth, Minn.
GAMMON. Lewis. Cherokee. Okla.
KOCHER, Simeon, Midway, Pa.
SNODDY. Littleton W.. Howardrille. Va.
8TOLP. Otto W? Genoa Junction. Wis.
sruRE.NA. Jesse. Carroll, Wyo.
WILLIAMS, Gas, Benton. La.
WILSON, Doc. TbomasTille, Ga.
ALSTON. Alex.. Orlando, Fla.
ANDERSON. Christoffer. Sioux Falla, 3. 9.
BARTON. Ray, Belmont, Iowa.
RLAKELY. James H.. Marcola. Ore.
BUTLER, John. Greenwood. S. C.
BUTLER. William J., Chicago, I1L
BYRNE, John K.. Prince Edward Island, Can
ada.
CAMPRELL, Sidney, Arnaudrille, La.
CHAPPELL, Clarence O.. Coming, Iowa.
For Sale
Columbia Heights
Immediate Possession
. $18,000
This beautiful three-story brick
home Is built on a fifty-foot lot. fac
ing south, and commands an uninter
rupted view of the city. Open on three
sides. Ample bedrooms and baths.
Hot-water heat. Garace.
WEAVER BROS,
735 15th St.
? I
CURTIS, J Amen, Creek Locks, N. T.
FLORES, George L, Bethlehem, Pa.
GEI8INGER, George C.. Selden. Kan.
GIFFORD, Wesley K.. Steam Boat, CoL
GRIGGS, William, Waverly, Ky.
GRUETLER. John H., Crystal City, Ho.
HANSON, Arthur M., Hatton. S. D.
HARDING, Arthur F., Yonkers. N. Y,
HARRIS. Clark W.. Lincoln. Neb.
HOCHSTEDLER. George R., Westfleld, Ind.
HOLMES. James, Ellerby Springs, 8. C.
JONES. Ernest L.. Columbus, Kan."
KELLER, Edward, Harvey, N. D.
KELLY. John R.. Hasel Dell. 111.
KLINGLER. Lawrence E., Catasauqua. Pa.
LACABE, Warren B., New Orleans, La.
McNEAL. Golden, Atkins, Ark.
MILLER. Alrin A., Greenville, Ky.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANTS:
BOERKE, Edison M., Wausau. Wis.
BROWN, Joseph R., Montgomery, Ala.
JEFFERY, William A.. Andalusia. Ala.
NICOL. Alexander L.. Sparta, Wis.
GAMBLE. Jae 8., Olathe. Kan.
UGHETTA, Peo J. C., Brooklyn. N. Y.
DIAZ. Julian L.. New Rochelle, N. Y.
FRANKS. William E.. Frackville, Pa.
WHEELER, Martin L., Lackawanna county,
Pa.
SERGEANTS:
XASTRO. Frank J., Brooklyn. N. Y.
SAVEE, Thayne A., Whitewater, Wis.
SPAHR. George F., Cliambersburg. Pa.
WALTERS, Raymond, Woonsocket, S. D.
MURPHY, William H., Emporium, Pa.
THOMPSON, Andy. Hanson. Okla.
BAKER, George W., Waynesboro, Pa.
JERAULD, Charles J., Peoria. 111.
LAVIS, Frank J., Port Huron, Mich.
McKENDRY, Maurice W.. Buffalo, N. Y.
TERNAY, Daniel T., Rahway, N. J.
CORPORALS:
ACFIELSON, Vernon E., Winterset, Iowa.
CLANEY, Earl, Oella, Md.
FREEMAN, John I., Huntsville, Ala.
GRIMM, Jacob, Bentley, Mich.
GRZYBOWSKI, William F., Bay City, Mich.
[JOHNSON. Rex L., Lillis. Kan.
MILNE, David C., Springfield, Mass.
ROBESON. Vera Alburta^. Stanley, Wis.
RUMBAUGH. George W., Mount Pleasant, Pa.
SCHETROHPF, Charles I., Buck Valley, Pa.
SHATTUCK, William R., St. Joseph, Mo.
i THOMPSON. James O., Troy, Ala.
i"WATl|PN, Herbert, Cobhill, Ky.
BUGLER:
WALSH, Edward J., Camden, N. J.
MUSICIAN:
CURRY. Virgil G., Creston, Iowa.
MECHANIC:
HAG MAN. Oliver A., Bayonne. N. J.
FARRIER:
FRA?K* 08car Syracuse, N. Y.
PRIVATES:
AMBROSE, William C., Oakland. Cal.
BALDWIN, Harrison, Lincoln, Neb.
BRAUN, Carl L., Cincinnati, Ohio.
George, Long Island City, N. Y.
CARLSON, Arthur C., Omaha, Neb.
Henry L., Hernando, Miss.
DISPENSA, Frank P., Chicago. 111.
DORAN, Henry P.. Aurora, 111.
GLASSCOCK, Oscar, Birmingham, Ala.
HIGDON, James C., Rickey. Ala.
LIEBEL, George F.. 8t. Paul. Minn.
Ricbard, Saginaw, Mich.
MOIILER, Charles, Brainerd. Minn.
NEESHAM, John C.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
PYLES, Adam H., Lancaster, Ohio.
SLPRENANI), Harold, Fond du Lac. Wis
Arthur E- Owosso. Mich.
Eldon. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
ANTONIO. Joseph. Philadelphia. Pa.
BLAINE. James, Mamaroneck, N. Y. i
CAMPBELL, Charles H., North Yakima Wa?h
COMBS. Alphie M., Micbie. Tennf 1
I>AVIS, Morrill, Hirshey, Neb.
I1 ISHER, Earl E., New Market, Pa.
CARNICK, Roy p.. Fort Collins. CoL
ALTREY, Earl Buel, Davis, Okla
BENNETT, James, Madill. OklaT
BREEDING, Fred F., Elgin, 111
BL DDE, Arthur C., Wilwaukee. Wis
DE SALVO, Dominick, New York, NY
^^WERS. Clell Burdett, Rudolph, Ohio.
GRANT, George Lester, Bradford. Pa
GROH. Arthur J., Freistatt. Mo.
Gust, Missoula, Mont.
gATTLER, Edward, Philadelphia, Pa.
ULLL*, John Lawrence, Most? rove Pa
LARSON. Niels. Walnut. Iowa. I
LAUTERBACH. Enos A.. Mount Pleasant, |
P?.
K - H?rri8VIIlc. W. Vm.
K?ELL, Robrrt. Winston Salem. N. c.
\'X?vv t'lnrinnati, Ohio.
RATOBhnr i sPrinB?. Okla.
bS? ;/' C., Wonewoc, Wi,.
CI?reBSF Hamilton, Ohio,
'ir * liy,'r l>am. Kj.
RUCK, Vernharet, Wauwatosa Wis
8^S2SD,.L?"Ue' BlJhmJid^ill. ?
KWrrH rJif ?gto2 T" ^ulnutport, P..
J*?' Cecil H., Essex, England.
: PRITT, John H.. Gastonia, N. C.
j VEItBURG, John 8., Holland Mich
W'LUAMS Kranlr.Llp^b, a!^'
MANGIS, ? rank H.. Creston. Wash
MARTW Edwin T* Marblehead. Ma...
vvii;v,(T.rge N?fw york- n. y.
J?enrJ c ? Brooklyn. N. Y.
?IzNAL, Frank. Minneapolis. Minn.
! ??ATT. John W., Salem. Ala.
PULLEN, Harry M., Dothan. Ala.
I ROBINSON, Hampton, Catskill, N Y
SCHWARTZ. James G.. Reading. Pa.
I WARD. Bernice D.. Leesburg, Tex
lS2yjKMAN. Claude R.. Bradford. Pa.
IGROBES. William. Plainfleld. N J
HAMPTON. I* Roy F.. GeSva.* jf*
HARRINGTON. Roy J.. Jackson Mich
George J., Hempstead, N.*Y
McINTlRE, William E., Rockingham. N. *C.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETERMINED).
MAJOR:
^A?T'ASl'N?U,rtM B > Gr0,TO Pt
BISBBE. Walter O., Chandler. OkU.
HARRIS, Duncan G., New York. N. Y
HEISLER, Roland C., Milford, Del. * ,
^"ue'utenants11" uicb,D<",d n?- x *? |
BACHAND, Edinond A.. Chicago. III.
B^RTLEY, Robert L., Factoryville. Pa.
l-ARTLR. Franklin W.. Warrenton. Va
CORBETT, Hamilton P.. Portland. Ore
KILCOURSE. John J.. Astoria, N. Y.
MATHEWS. Charles L., Germantown Pa
POTTER, Warwick. Smithto^ .\\Y
WHITE, Donald R., Pittsburgh. Pa. *
BENSON, Cecil R., Laurel, Del.
KERR, Charles I., Winslow, Ind.
SOLA. Louis D., Brooklyn, N. Y.
WALKER, Joseph J., Corning, N. Y
SERGEANTS:
EDWARDS. Charter B., Eastman. Ga.
JOST, William J.. Flushing. N.Y
MILLER. Frank J., jr., Chicago, III.
NOSSETT, Oscar E., Syracuse, N. Y.
REDIKER. Paul W., Manistique, Mich.
CALLAHAN. Austin M., CoffeysviUe, Ind.
EVANS, Alfred L.. Scran ton. Pa.
PLYNN, Patrick, Scaradale, N. Y.
GAUT, Prank E., I'ajne. Ohio.
JOHNSON*. Charles J., Grrensbnrff, P*.
NEWMAN, Krerett. Coatsville, Ind.
NOHIi Elmer H? Montrose, Mich.
PIPER, Clifford. Hannibal. Mo.
RKARDON, Edmund A., Ijiwrence, Mass.
??V?5IN\iWm,,r<1 A- Philadelphia, Pa. ,
VOGEL, Adam P.. William B. Wiimon, 1844
Mintwood place northwest, Washington, D, C.
WHITE, Albert A., Conshobocken, Pa.
KERNAGHAN, Walter, Cohoes, N. Y.
SMITH, George T., Pittsburgh, Pa.
CORPORALS:
BENDER. Matthew J., Taylor, Pa.
BOONE. David, Avoca, Pa.
EPPS, James G., Colbert, Ga.
FRIEDMAN, Emil. Chicago, TTf
GOTHIE, Joseph. Philadelphia. Pa.
HIGHBAUGH. Bernard P., Highland Park. Ky.
^NG^^E. Walter R., Saratoga Springs,- N. Y.
KELB\, Frederick W.. West Philadelphia. Pa.
MILLS. Alonzo B., Chicago, I1L
NORRIS, George F., Derry Station. Pa.
REARDON, Patrick J., Port Ma^ee, Kerry.
Ireland.
ROSENTHAL, Emanuel B.. San Francisco. Cal.
RUDDY, Leo F.. Scranton. Pa.
SELINSKY. Peter, Girardville, Pa.
SMITH, Gardner. West Philadelphia, Pa.
STEPP, Benjamin W., Shamokin, Pa.
TAYLOR, George B., Mecca, Ind.
VOYAGERS, Nicholas, New York, H. Y.
PARD, Joseph L., Woonsocket, R. I.
FESTINI, Emllio, Camden. nT J.
FRANCE. Frank B., Johnstown, Pa.
HUGHES, Clarence M., Bessemer, Ala. ?
HUNTER, George, Camdenheath, Fifeahlre.
Scotland. 1
MARSHALL, Morgan 6., Hawthorn, Pa.
MUNCILLO. Joseph, Long Island Cittr, K. Y.
NAUHEIM, Alfred. New.York. N. Y.
REITZ, John, Jr., Brooklyn. N. Y.
WHITMAN. William J., Pontiac, TL L
BUGLER:
HATCH, Willard L^ West Bridge water, Mass, i
WAGONERS: 1
NTTSS. Otto M.( Bloomsburg, Pa.
SWANK, Clay, Pomroy, Wash.
COOKS:
KICK. Leo. Food Ihi Lac, Wis.
THUMM. Ernest W., Arlington, N. J.
PRIVATE8:
ABRAHAM. Albert?0^ Chicago, m.
For Sale
3812 Jenifer St N.W.
Lot 100 Ft. Front
Iwae?Ia<e Pn>?ai?.
Price, $14,500.00
2863 29th St N.W.
IneClate Ptoenln
Price, $12,000
2851 29th St N.W.
Pw?I? DccmWf t
Price, $13,500
2857 29th St N.W.
Price, $1^000
A. C Hoses Co.,
ALCIDE, Arthur, New York. N. T.
ALTMAN, Peter, Spokane, Wash.
ATWOOD, Luttfer, Mount Vernon, HL
BANKHEAD, Boy, 8ti*ler, Okla.
CAMPBELL, Archie, Chicago, 111.
COWNIE, Francis Q., South 8ionx City, Neb.
GOLDSTEIN, Joseph, Chicago, I1L
GOODFIELD, John A., Livennora, CaL
GREEN, Maths is A.. Cascade, Town.
HINKLET, Norman, Fisha Eddy, N. T.
HOFFMAN. Charles E., Yonkers, N. T.
KEABLK, Hugh, Chicago, 111.
KEOUGBl, Bernard M., Crows Nest, Pa.
KOEHN. Fred, Lansing, IU.
KRAEHENBUHL, John H., East Peoria, HL
KULFAN, Joseph, Hartford, Conn.
LA ROSE, Thaddeus B., Phillips, Wis.
MILES, Leroy J., Grant, Neb.
NEAFACH, William. CiDcinnati, Ohio.
! O'HEAIiN, Joseph D., Scran ton, Pa.
PAOLETTI, Tonni, Vaolfortore Benevento,
I Italy.
I PENMAN, Frank A., Cleveland, Ohio.
SANDERS, John -D., West Philadelphia, Pa.
8CH08S0W. Joseph, Wolf Point, Mont.
SHEPPARD, Edwin F., Alvin, N. C.
SMITH. Will, Talbatton, Ga.
STOCK WELL, Henry L., Amherst, N. H.
STOKES. Lee Roy, Garden Valley, Tex.
STOUGH, J. D., Bryan, Ohio.
SULLIVAN, Neal F., Boston, Mass.
TITUS, Charles O.. Baltimore, Md.
WALTON, Ernest E., Madison Run, Va.
WAY, Jacob, Shawnee, Okla.
WELLS, Robert, Burning Springs, Ky.
WEST, Oscar. Onalaska, Te*.
WILLIAMS. Charles B., Ironshire, Md.
WITT, William, Bristol, Tenn.
WITTE. John W., Wykoff, Minn.
WITTIG, Frank, New York, N. Y.
ORTHLINE, Alfred S., Philadelphia, Pa.
YOST. Joseph A., Danville, Pa.
FICKES, Calvin R., Altoonu, Pa.
LYNAM. Harold J., Pana, 111.
NICK. Mike. Schenectady, N. Y.
PHILLIPS. Claude S., Philadelphia, Pa.
PIOMBO, John, Hawthorne, Nev.
REISSLE, Frederick L., Reading, Mass.
RIDDLEBAUGH, Harry, West Etna, Pa.
WEBB, Jesse J., Purcell, Okla.
WEI&SMAN, Samuel, New York, N. Y.
WILLIAMS, Enoch, New Philadelphia, Ohio._
GUILDAY, Thomas K.. Chester, Pa. v
GUINANE, Philip A., Philadelphia, Pa.
GUTBROD, Emil, Peru, Ind.
HALLEY, Cecil, Waterloo, Iowa.
HAND. John, Toronto, Canada.
HANDMAN, Charle R., Cincinnati, Ohio.
HARRIS. Arthur C., Conway, Mo.
HA WORTH, Fred F.. Richland, Iowa.
HOLM, Edward N., Davenport, Iowa.
HOLT. Sylvester. Clinton. Iowa.
HUDSON, Wheaton G., Hartford, Conn.
HUFF. Mack, Bowling Green, Ky.
HUFFMAN, Arthur. Springfield, Ohio.
JACK, Wilson H., Washington, Pa.
JAMISON. Oliver K., Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHNSON, William, Cook. Minn.
JONES, Jessie J., Burlington, Vt.
JONES, Shelby L., Troy, Ala.
KANE. Robert J., Philadelphia. Pa.
KASSEKERT. Paul E., Philadelphia, Pa.
KENT, Barney, River Falls, Wis.
KIRK. Paul N., Atlantic, Iowa.
KIRKPATRICK, Grant, Creston, Iowa.
KLEY, Arthur. Brooklyn, N. Y.
KNEFELKAMP. Frederick, Willock, Pa.
KOLOMIETZ, Philip, Detroit, Mich.
KUCINSKI, Stanislaw, Natrona, Pa.
KITYKENDALL, John A., Winfleld, Ala.
LEAGUE, James T., Philadelphia, Pa.
LEBENGOOD, John L.. Roxborough, Pa.
LEPP, Edwin, Philadelphia, Pa.
LINN, Ernest E., Talladega, Ala.
LONGABERGER, Charles, S. Bethlehem, Pa.
LUCAS. William, Lynch, Ky.
McDADE. James R., Philadelphia, J?a.
McDERMOTT, Frank, Amherst, Ohio.
McDONALD, Frank J., Ottumwa, Iowa.
McDONALD, James D., Pittsburgh, Pa.
McGLINCHEY, Joseph. Philadelphia, Pa.
McINTOSH. Walter, Cortland, Ky.
McLEOD. Ellison J., Hillman, Mich.
McSHERRY, Edward P., New York, N. Y.
MAHAN, Earl L., Sharpsville, Pa.
MAHER. John J.. New York, N. Y.
MANDOLIDAS. John, Brockton, Mass.
MARSHALL. Thomas. O., Fairmont, W. Va.
MARTIN. John. Chicago. 111.
MENNEALY, Orion F.. Hnrlan, Iowa.
MERK. Frederick, Philadelphia, Pa.
MILLER, Ernest, Middle Creek, Ky.
AMEND, Paul R.. Derry, Pa.
APPLE, George R.. jr., Philadelphia, Pa.
ARIGONI, Clyde, North Adams, Mass.
AUSTIN, Davis S., Scottsboro, Ala.
BATES. Clove, Lagrange, Ga.
REAUBREA. Henry R.. Brockton, Mass.
BERGERHOFF. Edward H., Denver, Col.
BERNARD, Ellsworth. Brooklyn, N. Y.
BONCI. Paschil J.. Murray, Pa.
BOOTH. Leon A.. New Haven, Conn.
BRINDLE, Ray W., Erie, Pa.
BUFFUM. Eustis R.. Boston. Mass.
BURGESS. Lorenzo L., Marion, Iowa.
BURKE, Thomas J., Philadelphia. Pa.
BURNS. Francis P., Midland, Md.
BURNSIDE. Thomas E.. Athens, Ga.
BUTLER. Claude, Round Mountain. Ala.
CAMPBELL. Bradley, Dorway, Ky.
CARRICK. Bernard J., Capitol Heights, Md.
CAVEY, William J.. Baltimore. Md.
CKBULSKI. Anthony. Shenandoah, Pa.
CHESNTTTT, Samuel L., Warren. Pa.
COLLET. Harley E., Lynden. Wash.
CONNELL. Harry E., Pottsville. Pa.
CONNELLY. John J., New York. N. Y.
COPENHAVER. Elmer A.. Rural Retreat, Va.
CROSSIN, William. New York. N. Y.
DAILEY. Thomas F., Providence. R. I.
DERRICK. William H., West End, Birming
ham. Ala.
DODD. Frank W., Swaledale. Iowa.
DUBIE, George, Shelbume, Vt.
DUDA. Andrew, I Powiat, Tublin, Gmina, Pie
trowice, Pocnta Bychawawies Bychawaka B,
Poland. Russia.
DUGZINSKI. Leon, Cleveland, Ohio.
DUNKERSON, Dewey D., Fontanelle, Iowa.
EBERHARD. Harry W., Lisle, Mo.
EDWARDS, Edgrr K.. Baltimore, Md.
EDWARDS. Leslie. Fontanelle. Iowa.
EWING. William H., Pacific Junction, Iowa.
FEENEY, James B., Kaylor. Pa.
FETCHO, Joseph P., Dunmore, Pa.
GAVIN. Clarence, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GEBHARDT. Ward, Mobile, Ala.
GENICKS, Joseph. Jackson, Ohio.
GERM AN,.John, Bryan, Tex.
GIBBS, II6rvey J., Canton. Ga.
GILMORE, Thomas J., Philadelphia, Ps.
GLEASON, E. J., Brooklyn, N. Y.
GOTTLET, Leo D., Calnmet, Mich.
GRIMES, Walter E.. Chicago. 111.
GUILDAY; Michael D., Chester. Pa.
MOERSCH. Charles A.. Sbarpsburg. Pa.
MYERS. William R.. Muncie, Ind.
NALL. Steven F., Plant City, Fla.
NETTLES, Fred L.. Argyle. Ga.
NOVECK, Nnfrie, Chicago, 111.
PETTUS. Northern, Hanceville, Ala.
PFEIFLE. William J., Sellersville, Pa.
PHILLIPS, William O.. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
PORTER, James E., Huntsviile. Ala.
PORTUES. Samuel. Brooklyn. N. Y.
POVANDO, John, Jessup, Pa.
PRATT, Clarence O., Chicago, III.
REID. Fred H., New Haven, Mich.
RILEY, Charles D.. Ottumwa, Iowa.
RODIN. Evald M., Burlington, Iowa.
ROESSING, Hiram P.. McKeesport, Pa.
ROETKER. Ed G., Moffat. Col. ?
RUMPF. Raymond, Philadelphia, Pa.
RUSSELL, Grover G.. Marvel, Ala.
SABEDRA, Defln, Vallejos. N. M.
8CHAKEL, Walker, Indianapolis, Ind.
SCHARF, Maurice M., Philadelphia, Pa.
SCHATER, Edward I., Chicago. 111.
SCHMIDT. George, New York. N. Y.
SHEA, Michael J., New York, N. Y.
SINCLAIR. Charles W., Lancaster, Pa.
SMITH, Tom, Washington, Pa.
SMITH. William W., Richmond Hill. N. T.
SMOLINSKI, Walter, Milwaukee, Wis.
SPIRAS. Tony. Chicago, 111.
STANDLER, Frank, Bonanza, Ark.
STARRETT. William H., Monroe. Ga.
SNYDER, Clarence, Pittsburgh, Miss.
TEW. Ernest G., Garfield, Kan.
TIPPETT, Felix J., Nashville, Tenn.
TOPPER. James R.. South Fork. Pa.
TRIBOLETTI. Carlo, Philadelphia. Pa.
TSCHIPPERT, Emanuel G., Pittsburgh, Pa.
UNDERWOOD, Carl S.. Los Angeles, Cal.
UTTER, Ernest A., Baltimore. Md.
VOGEL, Wilbert. Brackenridge, Pa.
YORK, Carl. Bicknell, Ind.
ZEIGLER, Kenneth. Urbana. Ohio.
ZEMKE. Carl A., Blue Hill. Kan.
ZUBKOFF. Herman 8., Detroit, Mich.
ZUT8KI, Dominick, Erie, Pa.
SLIGHTLY WOTOSED IV ACTIOS.
MAJOR:
XEMINGTON, Philip, Harttnd, Cobb.
'fliPPttWi
Aberdeen, M<L
LIEUTENANTS:
5*??^u?.u8ta? G- Charlotte, N. C.
HOW^ ^pe^,. a., Toledo. Ohio.
William R.t Oil City. Pa.
E*? Gnntown, Mia*.
SSlSSS' I*?*9 W- Anniston, Ala.
J2S1JB; Boger, New York. N. Y.
?55X?!I??d R- McAleater, OkU.
' Samnel D.t Allen town. Pa.
HILENFELD, Haney E.. Algoma, Wia.
JCNO.^WUiiam, Manitowoc. Wia.
McNAIR, Maurice L.? Amherst. Mass.
MARTIN. Wilfred W.,? Montgomery, Ala.
SERGEANTS:
TARZYNSKI, Stanley, Mosinee, Wis.
BLEYINS. Armp, Oneid" Tena!
BRAY, Cecil O., Bingham. Me.
DAmSiJ01? J ' New Britain, Conn.
8amoeI R- Blairaville. Pa.
LA^GHLIN. Claude J., Camp Douglas, Wia.
Henry T., Allen town. Pa.
Richard G., Worcester, Mass.
MATHEWS, Roy E., Jewell, Pa.
E?TT?KON- A., Rossiter, Pa.
v^?2^5,,T?M>mt9 E-* Ipswich, Mass.
YALE, Walter A., Bristol, Conn.
^?*in *'?? Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas M? Huntington, W. Va.
ISLAND, Louis A., Ontario, Canada.
"ARD, Harold L., Laceyvllle, Pa.
BARBER, Leroy S., Marion, Iowa.
HALL, Varner. Boyles, Ala.
HURST, Frank D., Bessemer, Ala.
LEE. Edward, Superior, Wis.
NESSLER, Earle, Chicago, 111.
W^JiDB, Elzie R., Alexander, Pa
CORPORAL8:
AIN8MITH, Frederick C., Cambridge,- Mass.
BARANIKAS, Joseph, Worcester, Mass.
BKUFFEY, Harry O., Charlottesville Ya
KUTSCHINSKI, Frederick W, Big Sip ids,
Mich.
ROCHE, Joseph J., Philadelphia, Pa.
SWIVEL, Richard E., Huntingdon. Pa.
TUNISON, John L., Chicago, 111.
BARRY. Edward L., Dorchester, Mass.
Franklin E., Livermore, Pa.
GAHAN, Carl M., Brunswick, Me.
Eldridge A., Plalnfield, N. J.
GILLETT, Myrll, Gillett, Wis.
HEDGES, John S., Poteau, Okla.
KASHNIER, Earl Oleh, Orland. Ind.
PAYNE, Hugh Lee, Jackson, Mich.
N, Charles H., Branford, Conn.
ROSBOROUGH, George W., Blairs ville, Pa.
WILLIAMS, Walter, Memphis, Tenn.
IK)RAN, Lloyd WUliam, Royalton, Wis.
BOYLE, Robert V., Hattiesburg, Miss.
Pran^ Floyd, Marshall town, Iowa.
JONES, Harold F., Camptown. Pa.
LEONARD, Wernon, Oconto, Wis.
MCCARTHY," Timothy J., New York, X. Y.
McCULLOUGH, Francis, Mahanoy City, Pa.
SCHICHT, Alfred, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BUGLERS:
AMES, Harold F., Woburn, Mass.
BUCKALEW, James A., Allentown, Pa.
STONEBACK, Arthur, Allentown, Pa.
MECHANICS:
HIGGINSON, Lyman W., Meriden. Conn.
AMOS, Harold C., Cumberland, Ind.
BENDERGAST, William Edward, Milwaukee.
Wis.
WAGONERS*
CROWLEY, Thomas M., Union City, Pa.
COFFMAN, George JH., Oil City, P;..
COOK: ^
CLARK, Henry Clay, Bradford, Pa.
PRIVATES:
BLAZEK, George A., Cromwell, La.
BOUN, Anthony Frank, Detroit. Mich.
CAREY, William. New York. N. Y.
CRUZ, Arthur, Hfghyeood, Conn.
DAHLBERG, Rupbert B.. Richmond. N. Y.
DAVIS, William M., Bedford. Ind.
GRIFFIN, Paul F., Tyrone, Pa.
GUZIEL, John S., Scranton, Pa.
GWOERK, Jacob, Rockville, Conn.
HALPIN, Thomas S., Evansville. Ind.
HANNON. William F., Scranton. Pa.
HERRINGTON, Lawrence, Titusville. Pa.
HORROPUCHIK, Nestor, Kenosha, Wis.
JUNE. Ralph Cecil, box i?9. Disco. Wis.
KULINSKY, Anthony John, Mahanoy City, I*a.
LAMB, John Vincent, Tamaqua, Pa.
LEONARD, Tom M., Atlanta, Ga.
LEWANDOWSKI, Alex, Milwaukee. Wis.
LINK, James J., South Pittsburg, Tenn. ^
LOWERY, Donuie D., Atmor?\ Ala.
McNAMARA, James F., New Haven. Conn.
MARCESKI, Wladyslaw, Brooklyn. N. Y.
MINWELL. Ernest Eugene, Churchville, N. Y.
ATCHINSON, Ray V.. Oskaloosa. Iowa.
KAKER. James E.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
BELS, Joseph, Orange, N. J.
August C., Stanton, Iowa.
BRADLEY, Areha P., Salem, Va.
BRADLEY, Frank L., Salem, Ohio.
BRANHAM, Turner, Boone Camp, Kv.
BRULTY, Walter C.. Xe^- York, N. *Y.
Frauk? Adams, Mass.
?TH, John E., Baltimore, Md.
Buntley. Detroit. Mich.
ntrV? ' Offie, Darliugton, La.
Walter A., Edgewood, R. I.
K2 521tT* James B.. Chattanooga, Tenn.
, , BONA, James, NortJifield, Vt.
JGTTORINI, John J., Nanticoke, Pa.
r RANCIAMORE, Simoni, Provincla Caltanis
seta, Italy.
?SEEI,\ Clifford J., Allentown,"*Ta.
Harry S., Pindall.
Hrarry' Cleveland. Qhis.
r;mw^T>U5/ence A- Allxion, M?,?.
GARDNER, Edward, New York, N. Y.
William If.. Needham, Has*.
GRAY, John, Yonkers, N. Y.
?ATSSERSGN% Roy E.. Alien, Mont.
IIABEL, John, Manor, Pa.
Charlie B., Pineville, Fla
John, Ilodges Ferry, Va.
SL.3"1? F" Graee Ager, 2217 1st
street northwest. Washington, D. C.
TWarren J-. Philadelphia, Pa.
J*.Ti HA" lort KodS". Iowa.
DB FOO, Nicholas, Corona. N. Y.
GA?5ITr* Thomas F.. Philadelphia Pa
?7ictor B-? Gity, Pa.
JACOBS, Brady, Black, Ala.
T-IiiThomas F., Rochester, Pa.
J?hn F., Bradford, Pa.
?55Tles K- Charles City. Iowa.
PTFrA? t Pietr?; N?rw Haven. Conn.
ir?55j?i. James F., Wrstville, N. H.
SIMPSON, John R., Lancaster Pa
ntntn Hib?it L" GrantaI1.' Fla.
S'M.Ui; I!.'!'rard W-. Chicago. 111.
?TO'rr? !lam J-. Ccharlestown. Mas..
! n?4 J7i'- Jos<>pl1 A- New Bedford, Mans.
Herman jr.. Libby, Mont.
?., Dayton. Ohio.
BOWDEN, John j.. New York, N. Y
R?VP^Ni cl*Jtoii M.. SummerhiU, Fa.
BOxER, Roman H.. \ork. Pa
BREITENFELDT. Harry, Tiaerton. W{?
i.RO?GHTON, V^on"?;.
inp?J^?;iSeorge?H^ Waterville, Me.
Buffalo, N. Y.
? Owen W., Augusta, Me
JOHNSON, John E., Easton, Pa
IaSS;?S?7?w.8outl1 Portsmouth, kv.
LeJEUNE, Eulice, Evangeline La
LKWISNIJ2i^mKJ^ Milwaukee, Wis.
r rJ?, W,^,y ond- Herkimer, N. T.
William. Saratov, Russia.
mSh8!'11, ^???n P-. Westbrook, Conn.
McCOACH. Joseph, Manayunk, Pa.
McCOMBS, Roy, Oxford. Ala
Patrick. Chic^*, HI.
V ' Kofkland, Mich.
MILLER, Milton F., Tamaoua. Pa
Mnvf' i?"eph tH- Newbern, N. C.
MOYE, Macon J., Greenville N n
W,&l?T S ' Washburn, Wis.
^OLAN. Francis J., North Avoca Pa.
S55S ^:lm" Woodslield. Ohio.
^rlor. Pa.
PAINE. Erwin. Troy. Idaho.
PABHAM, Frank, Oakland. Ala
PRBWITT. George, BeymOTrflid.
PRIGNANO, Daniel, Brooklyn. N. T
?n!vEi? M- M"' Indianapolis, Ind:
?S^^T,AC?rence^,I)etrolt
SHEA, Andrew, Elkhart, Ind.
SHIELDS, Michael, Kingston, Pa.
SIGLIN, Samnel P., West Avoca Pa
SIMONS. Howard il. NaiaSthPa
SLATTERT Michael, Hobokeni N J.
SON, Arie L., Rotterdam, Holland.
SPARKS. Allsle G., De Armanville A1.
STANLEY, William P.. Philadelphli pi'
I STEVENS, Cart V., Scranton? Pa.
ATTENTION!
INVESTORS AND BUILDERS
PUBLIC AUCTION
Massachusetts Avenue, Between California
Avenue and Twenty-Fourth Street
Square 2500, Lots 1, 2 and 3
Side alley on the east and rear abutting Rock Creek
Parkway.
Without any exception whatever the choicest high-grade
residential building frontage in the District of Columbia will
be sold at public auction under foreclosure proceedings on
Monday, November 11, 1918,
4:30 P.M
(See Foreclosure Notice in Daily Star.)
Dependable
Military Footwear.
Boots, 25 to 35. Shoes, g to 13.50. Puttees, 8.50 to 17.. Spurs.
Officers' Sox, 75c.
ARTHUR BURT CO., 1343 F St. T
Army Outfitters for 30 Years.
STOWERS, Clifford E.. Peoria. HI
ST RAND. Harry E.. Kane. Pa. _
SUTHERLAND, Alfred L., M?rl?y. Mk*.
YORK, Delbert, Bond. Ky.
BURR. Andrew A., Upland. Neb.
CICIRELLO, Nick J.. Bradford. Pt.
CLEVENGER. Herman. Altoona. Als.
CUMPTON. Willis P., Pleasant Hope. Mo.
DANIELSON. Claud O.. Wanpaca. Wis.
DODD. George L.. North Abinfton. Mass.
DOYLE. John F.. Hartford, Conn.
FITZGERALD, Maurice F.. Waterbnry, Conn.
HANKEY. Dwight L., Ford City. Pa.
HARVEY. George W.. Orangeburg. 8. C.
HEATHERINGTON. Ilo M.. Jennings, Kan.
KAI8ER. Joseph. Mahanoy City. Pa.
1 KEATING. James P.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
KING. Arthur F.. Neponset. Mass.
KIRBY. Lonnie. Coward. 8. C.
KORNr^Otto, Jeannette, Pa.
KOTFILA, Edward J.. Holyoke. Bd
LASHER. Michael. Chicago. IU.
LITHE ELAND. Elvis, Decker, Ind.
LUEDTKE, Albert R., North Freedom. Wis.
McNARB. Edward J., Brooklyn. N. Y. ,
MacPHERSON. Ewen J. D.f Roxbury, Mass.
MACHISKI. John. Detroit. Mich.
MAGNOLE, Joseph, Bristol, Conn.
MOHNEY, Ralph A., Vandergrift Heights, Ps
MURRAY. Albert O.. Oblong, 111.
NIXON. Harvey E., Walkerton. Ind.
i PERRY. George M.. North Bedford, Mass.
PIRTLE. William. Linton. Ind.
I RAMSEY. Frank J.. New Britain, Conn.
| RAND. G., Hanover. N. II.
RETTLER. Frank J., Lake City, Minn.
ROMANCHUK, Wasil, Cambridge, Mass.
j ROWE. Hnrland S., Springvale. Me.
SKOVGARD. Walter E.. New York. N. Y.
j STEPHENS, Harvey D.. 8trand. Ala.
STIMMEL, Raymond O., Paris, Ohio.
SWISHER, Harry E.. Somerset, Pa.
I'TEMARK, Daniel, New York. N. Y.
WALKER. Charles L.. Hillsboro, Ore.
WEISS, Frank J., Detroit. Mlcli.
WELLNEB, Mike, Marshfleld. Wis.
WHITE, Edward IL, Whitman. Mass.
WIGHT, Ralph E., Winchester, Mass.
WILCOX. Ashton H.. Portland. Me.
WILLIAMS. Loroy, Meridian, Miss.
YOUNG. John H., Rileyville, Va.
ZIMMERMAN, Frank C., Lyon. Iowa.
NICHOLSON. Leroy F., Palmyra, Pa.
NIPPLE, Clarence H.. Loupurex, Pa.
NOEM, Christ, Preston. 8. D.
PANCAKE. John A., Clothier, W. Va.
PARRY. Henry W., Camden, N. J.
POWELL. Alvln. Keokuk, Iowa.
PRICE. Moses, Mahanoy City, Pa.
PRIGOSKI. Jan. Detroit, Mich.
RILEY. Edward, Chicago. 111.
SANDERS, Henry F., Atlanta, Ga.
THURSTON, Loren E., Carrington. N. D.
VIENCKOW8KI. Zygnont, Patfrson, N. J.
WALLACE, William L., North Warren, Pa.
WATSON. John D., Philadelphia, Pa.
WEBB, Jeptha A., Columbia, Pa.
WEILER. Willard, Ironton, Ohio.
WERNER, John L.. Derry. Pa.
WILCOX. Bert. West Irvine, Ky.
WAGSTAFF, William J.. New York, N. Y.
I WALSH, Thomas, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
, WAS8, William, Watertown, Muss.
WEITZ, John William. Mahanoy City. Pa.
. WENG. Arthur Andrews, Daggett, Mich.
, WILLIAMS, Herbert E., Dorchester, Mass.
WILSON. Robert. Linden. Tex.
WOOMER, Sheldon E., Alden, Pa.
WOR8HAM, James B., Camilla, Ga.
i WORTHEN, William, Baltimore, Md.
WRIGHT, Ira, Caro, Mich.
j YEATON, Alanson D., Islesboro, Me.
| MISSING IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANT:
! KULL, George P., Geoa Junction, Wis.
i CORPORALS:
nENDERSTEIN, Otto A., Detroit, Mich.
I MARABELLA, Frank J.. Philadelphia. Pa.
1 (Continued on Fourth Page.)
! FOR SALE
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
Actual Possession G'iven With
Deed.
Modern Home Near Con
necticut Avenue and
Bureau of Standards
Six Bedrooms, Three Baths.
Large Living: Room and San
Parlor oa Second Floor.
Parlor* Large llall. Dining
Room* Breakfant Room and
Kitchen on First Floor.
Price, Furnished, $15,000
Unfurnished, $13,500
John W. Thompson & Company
Incorporated
728 15th St. Main 1477
Genui
ne
One=Ton Trucks
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
HILL & TIBBITTS
1407 H St. N.W.
Phones Main 6831-9381
KlearflaX
LINEN RUGS
S For ev*ry%t
OLID colors are the tones
advised for floor coverings.
They are the tones ofKlear
flax Linen Rugs.
Dainty shades of rose and
grays and blue?darker notes
of taupe and black and greens
and browns. Colors for every
room in the house?because
they are rugs for every room
in the house.
Klearflax Linen Rugs save
wool and cotton needed for
jmmi tit the House
war. They are made of Amer
ican grown flax which no Gov
ernment need requires. Made
?0%
ers release men for
Reversible, dust-resisting,
moth-proof, thick, flat-tying,
and richly colored, Klearflax
linen Rugs aze war-time, aU.
time rugs for every room in
the house as well as for <
tract work.
AT LEADING STORES
KLEARFLAX LINEN RUG COMPANY, DULUTH, MINN.
PROCLAMATION
Attention officers and enlisted men of the
United States Army, Army Reserves, United
States Navy and Naval Reserves, Marines and
members of the Red Cross stationed in and about
the city of Washington, D. C., v.'ho are
Voters of the State of New York
An opportunity will be given you to vote for the candidates
BACK HOME in conjunction with the general election in New York
State November 5, 1918. An election will be held on Monday, No
vember 4, and Tuesday, November 5, between the hours of 9 o'clock
in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the evening, at 1400 Pennsylvania
Avenue N.W., corner of Fourteenth street, directly opposite the
New Willard Hotel. All qualified electors, male and female, are
requested to tai.-f advantage of this opportunity to cast their ballot.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
New Petworth Homes
On Wide Illinois Avenue
Wide and Roomy
4 Sleeping Rooms
Sample Home
3921 Illinois Ave.
8 rooms, bath, attic, large
porches, hardwood trim, oak
floors, hot-water heat, elec
tric lights.
To inspect, take 9th street
car marked Soldiers' Home
to Illinois avenue, walk 2
blocks south.
D. J. DUNIGAN, 1"7'-n'E"'w
Phone Main 1267 1410 H wt. iv?W?
Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday
Until 9 P.M.
RED CROSS SALVAGE Reopens Tomorrow, Mon. Nov. 4, Telepkone Line. 16
DROOP'S MUSIC HOUSE
Is More Than a Mere Piano Store
IT IS THE
Music Center of This City
On the 17th of this month it will be 61 years since the
name Droop first became associated with the musical
interests of Washington. Straightforward business
methods, coupled with the fixed principle to sell reliable
merchandise only, have been responsible, in large measure,
for our prestige and steady progress. Everything sold here
bears the hall-mark of Quality and is covered by a double
warranty?the Manufacturers' and Ours.
and other
Leading
Pianos
At the present time we are specializing on a piano
Particularly suited to small apartments. You will find a
most choice selection of pianos of this type in the well
known makes of "Briggs," 'Laffargue" and "R. S. Howard
Prices, $350 to $385.
PLAYER-PIANOS
-*sf
Our stock comprises such well
known makes as the AUTO
PIANO, ANGELUS, APOLLO,
ART-APOLLO and PIANISTA.
NEW PLAYER-PIANOS, $525 up
Monthly Payments Acceptable
V/CTROLAS
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE.
VICTROLA RECORDS
MUSIC
Musical Instruments
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