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SPECIAL NOTICES.
*HE ANNC.VL MEETING OF THE SHARE
fcnlders of the Equitable Co-operative Baildinf
Association will be !??-ld on Wednesday. No
vember 6, 1918, at ?:?0 o'clock p.m.. at the
?fflm of t in> npsoeiattoii. 913 F st. n.w.
FRANK P. REE811?E. Secretary.
ANAVOSTLA LODGE, NO. 21. F. A. A. M..
urill meet tonight. E. A. Degree, Senior War
4* n Fisher presiding*.
JOHN T. FOWI.ER. Jr.* Master.
M >i V. KAC008IN. FORMERLY WITH "THE
Mod*-." has purchased the tailoring establish
n Nathan Sidoreby. 1333 7tli st. n.w. 6*
^ It.L THE WITNESSES TO THE ACCIDENT
k< Conn. ave. and Tildcn st. on Tuesday morn
3 m-tober 29. when r. lady was knocked down I
!?' ? Capital Traction car, kindly communicate I
Wlt;i
U. C. FliANNERY. Phone Cleve. 1181.
A<1?1rr?. 2^20 I'pton st. 5*
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The cause for which the meetings of the
lodges of the Knights of Pythias were sus
pended having abated, the subordinate lodges
tvill resume their regular conventions. ?ora
trencing November 4. 1918. JAMES N. KLINE.
Grand Chancellor. Attest: HENRY J. GAS
SON. G. K. R. H. ?
THE 28TII ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Mu
tual Serial Building Association will be held at j
Bt. Dominic's Hall, 6th and F sts. s.w.. on Mon
day. November 4, at 7:30 p.m. The 27tli series
?f stock has been authorized and payments on
mme may be made to the treasurer, at his of
fice. 306 7th st. s.w. Share*, one dollar per
month. The sum of $200 will be loaned on
one share for $2 per month. $1,000 for $10 per
month and $2,500 for $25 per month, on ap
proved security. Interest at the rate of 5 per
rent per annum allowed to borrowers and in
vestors. The association is under the supervi
sion of the comptroller of the currency. J.
BONpHEIMER. President; R. HARRISON
""ON, Treasurer.
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this Bit? Modern Print Shop.
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psychic from New York. Now at the Savoy.
54th and Girard n.w. Complete psychic lead
legs. $3. Scientific palmistry, $2. Only by ,
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?clentifle Palmistry. Impresstonal Ufa
lags. Fee. $1 and $2. Positively ladles only. j
vpen until 9:30. Closed Sundays. 1019 lit*
at. n.w
BELMONT?
fccientifle palmist and clairvoyant, can be con
sulted on all affairs of life. Readings, $1. 1216
T'fw York ave. n.w.. between 12th and 13th
?ts. Hour?. 10 a.m. to S p.m. 8* j
Abe Martin Says:
"It would take th' American
Army in France, in infantry
formation, three months t' pass
a given point, an' I want t1 state
right here that that point ought
t' be th' kaiser's palace," said
Ole Niles Turner t'day.
A woman would rather marry
a poor provider any time than a
; -or listener.
vecompanled on!y by a pack horse,
* irryias: the^r provisions, Miss Zella
and Miss A. M. Wheeler of the
".lit^d States district forest service
i-ent their vacation lishing" and hunt
.t; in the depths of one of the densest
( regon forests.
NERVOUS ENERGY
lire's momentum, depends upon
a well-nourished body. When
strength is depleted and the body
la-king in rasmtial nourishment,
trie nerves an the tint to ssffsr.
scorrs
EMULSION
non-pure in substance, rich in
t ,ric qualities, nourishes the
v> iiole body and strengthens and
rteadies Ifae
I he ?
Killed la aettea (I
injC 3M at ?**)
Died of woaada..........
IHed of disease..........
Died of aceMeat I
Wounded la aettom
Mlaalngr la aetloa (Inelad
lng priaoaera) ?
Total to date
Above is the summary of casualties
issued by the War Department. Tho
list includes those lost at aea, also the
total Marine Corps casualties to date,
but does not include the Navy casu
alties.
Army casualty lists released for
publication today contain-627 names,
divided as follows:
Killed la aetloa 1M
Died of wooada 77
Died from . aeddeat aad
other cause* ?
Died of disease la#
Wounded severely ?
Wounded (decree amdelcr
mined) ...*. JJ
Wounded allshtiy lO
Miming la aetloa ,... ?
Died of aeroplane ?cedent. . 1
The list follows:
khxed in actios.
I.IF.irTENANTS:
BENNETT, Buy Alexander, Leavenworth, Kaa.
I.INCH, Ballard C.. Cliuckey, Tenn.
REAM. Ward H.. Oshkosh, Wis.
SERGEANTS : _.
BACKSTKOM. Robert E., Chirac? Heights, In.
BII.I.IG, John L., Philadelphia, Pa.
EVERETT, Leslie D., Dallas. Tex.
MURRAY. Robert M., Schenectady, N. T.
ROBINSON, Franklin 8., Chicago, 111.
ROYER. Wareen, Souderton, Pa.
CORPORAL: _ ?
ROGERS, Willie J.. Memphis, Tfena.
MECHANIC: ?
KRIt 'KSON, Jonas H-, Dallas, IB.
PRIVATES:
ANDERSON, Andrew A.. Brooklyn. N. I.
BELAWITZ. Michael. Brooklyn, N. X.
BLUST. Julius J., Jr.. Herman, Mo.
BRENNAN. Thomas. Jersey City, N. J.
CAMPBELL, Edward, Sacramento, &L
CHAPMAN, William C., Trenton, N. J.
CIMAROL1. Lucio, Velleearso. Prorlneo
CLASSEN. Grover. Relnbeek. Iowa.
BENEDETTO, Donato Dl, Salle Oietta, offlao
Neitale. Italy. . ,
EMMA. Sebastian, Partinice. Italy.
FAG AN. Francis W., Philadelphia. Fa.
FLEMING. Williard, Fountain City. low.
FRERICHS. Ferdinand. New York. N. T.
GRYNCEWICZ, Mike. Oryayao, Vilna.
KIEFKIEDER, Harry B., Newark. N. J.
KNOTT. Hobson K.. Charlotte, N. C.
LAWSON. Bradley, Evarts, Ky.
McKINNEY, "Elmer E.. Llmira Heights, W. T.
NAGKL. Paul, Stapiehurst, Neb.
NIMS. Henry S., Troy. N. Y.
NOVICKI. John. PittBblwch, Pa.
O'BRIEN. James, Minneapolis, 1
O'BRIEN. James. Proyideuce. R. I.
O'LAUGHLIN, Alphonso J., Chicago. 111.
OWEN. John G.. Ctlca. N. Y.
PINNECKER. Walter L., Madison, wis.
POPE, H<rwhel A., AlbertvtUe. Ala.
PRICE. Sam, Smitlifield. Pa.
KATKA. Stanley. Pittsburgh. Fa.
RUMMKL, Rods. Hiawatha. Kan.
RUSSKLL. Arlreas. Memphis, Ten^.
Kl'RSO. Vincent. Jersey City, N. I.
SNOW. Andy, Glencoc, Ky..
STARNES, Jadie, Dante, Va.
died of woums.
LIEUTENANTS: _
LAUTENBACHER, Iran It, SehnyMn Haven,
Pa
RlK.n. Elmer O.. Kansas City. Mo.
THAUP. Lewis M., Kansas Cxty, Mo.
SERGEANTS: _ ? _
HTMMELL. 6amnel G., Goldsboro, N. c.
LEVEN. otto F.. Newklrk, Okla.
McANI.REW. Edward W.. Chicago. HI.
WALKERS, Ernest. Taeony, Pa.
WOLFE. Joshua. B., Haydenviile. Ohio.
CORPORALS:
DAVIS. Tjee. Albion. Idaho.
DK1TZ. William Albert. Treverten. Pa.
GIBNEY. Frank E? Faribault, Mbra.
LANG. Gustav F.. New York, N. Y.
McGEE. Lee L., Kansas City. Mo.
RINKER. Roy L.. Washita. Okla.
SANDERS. Emmett J., Macon, Ga.
YAM IN. Aaron, New York, S. Y.
PRIVATES: ? _
i BEHRENDT. Albert Joseph. New Tor*. 1*. X.
BRINEY, George W., Lsrcbwood. Iowa.
BYERS. William M., Bradley, N. Dak.
CAMPBELL. Marion. Shawnestown, in. ..
CH1ANESE. Antonio. Province dl Casertto,
Cnrinalo-Per-Nocelleto. Italy.
CRIST. Jacob L., Lynchburg. Va.
CROSS. Thomas. Brooklyn. N. Y.
CROW. John. Fordville. Ky.
DANIELS. Jesse A.. St. Joseph. MO.
DE ROE. Frank J.. Woodside. N. T.
DENBO. Robert E.. Victor. Colo.
DEKCHENES. Amrdee. Nashua. N. H.
DILLINGHAM. Ernest J.. Dillingham. K. C.
DOPP. Benjamin R.. Mahaska, Kan.
DORSEY. William T.. Poplace, Md.
DOUGLASS, Jesse E? Rldgewood. H. X.
FISH. George E-. Ripnrius, N. Y.
KOSS. John A.. Brooklyn. N. T.
GUN NELL, clarence L.. Vienna, Va.
C.U8TIN. Gibert L.. Stanley. N. T.
HERELEY, Emmett C? Chicago, m.
HOIJlERT. Leonard M.. Kansas City, Ma.
HUMPHRIES. Willie K.. Snmter. 8. C.
1IUTS0N. Clarence M...Windsor, MO,
KING. Benjamin H., Shock. Ky.
KRAMER. John W.. Baltimore, Md.
LEKDIN. William. Brooklyn. N. T.
l.INl'lsLOOM. Gustave. Bethel, Mlna.
LOFTHrS. Nils; Red I/Sdge,"MoritT
I.OVKLAND. Ernest E., Brawley. Cal.
McGIVNEY. Raymond T.. Rlverten, N. J.
MAST I OLE. Donato. Chieti, Rapino, Italy.
MEUSE. Stephen H., Essex. Mass.
MILLER, Chester,A., Hammond. Ksn.
MILLER. George F.. Dyeraborg, Tana.
MITCHELL. Frederick 8.. Bedalta. Mo.
PHILIPS. William B.. Venetla. Pa.
l'RES*!. Giuseppe, Tntl. Messina, Italy.
RICHARDS. John. Success. Mo.
RICHIE. Allen. Bryan. Tex.
RUDOLPH, David, Port Chester, H. X.
RUSSEl.l.. Harley R.. Hoosick Falls. F. Y.
SCHROEDER, Henry W.. Santa Anna, <*L
SI.OA.N. Alva 1^. Great Bend. Kan.
TURCIIIANO. Ang?-lo. Brooklyn. N. T.
VALENTIN. Marcel C.. East St. Lonia, In.
VESTFlt, James B.. Nashville, N. C.
W OLI'E. Moe. New York dty.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
SERGEANT:
TALBOT. John. Columbia, Qa.
PRIVATES:
HUBER, William A.. Lotdavflls, Ky.
1\ ORY. Henry, Smithville. Ga.
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCXOTC.
LIEUTENANT: _
ROLLINGS WORTH, Frank Cht?a#?, m.
DIED OT DISEASE.
CAPTAIN; * ?
G0I.UTHWA1TE, Robert Ifaultmnuy. Ala.
SERGEANTS:
| OI^ON. Wallace R.. Bdgerton, Wis.
i THOMAS. John F. W., Ualtimore, Ud.
j CORPORATE:
! AMUNDSON, Leonard, Minifota. Minn.
I liOLTON. James. Bristo'., l?a.
I HOUSTON. Henry. Chattanooga. Tenn.
SPKNCKR. Thomss C? Cleveland, Ohio,
I STEELE. John W.. Sliamokin. Pa.
WILLSON, Paul K., Seattle, Wash.
BUGLER: '
WELLS. Zelora B? Dodge Cental, Ktaa.
WAGONER: __
TUCHOLKE, Adolph, CMeaga. OL
COOK: _
McFARLAND. Hugh. Durkam. K. CL
PRIVATES:
ASHER, Tony L^ Emporia, Ksas
AT WATER. Jack. New Bnaswfcfc Onto.
BARNES. WiUle. Vienna, Ga.
BERLAND. Peder P, Baaley Falls, Mlna.
BOTTOM. Alvin L., Broomfleld, Ky.
BROWN. Walter, Howe, Okla.
CAMPBELL, Roy E? Wood villa. Ala.
CARSON. George A., Smith Center. Ksaa.
CHURCH. Athul Owensville, lad.
CORRIGAN. Charles J., PhUadelphia.
DAHLGREN. Olat T., Tuxedo Park. X. T.
DAIGIJi. Clarenec G.. Cliamberlin. U.
DAVIES. Vivian B.. Bloomingdale, lad.
DEAN. Lynn L,. Lamont, Iowa.
DEANER. Clarence E., StiUwatar,
D1ETERICH, Arthur H-. Grand
Minn.
DUSABLON. William H.. Dearborn.
DUSSiNGER. James B.. Laacastar. :
ELVIGION, Lewla. Spokane. Wash.
EU3ANKS. Osie, Jonesvllte. Tax.
FELTON. James. Percy, Miss.
FIELDS. Clarence, Bay City, Mleh.
FLEMING. William John, Chicago, ]
FOX, Daniel W.. Wilton. Ky...
GANN. Richard U. El Campo. Tea.
GAS KIN, Shofter, Ocilla. Ga.
GOODFORD. John Bu Bola, Pa.
ORITTON. John F.. IWasa, m.
HARRIS. Milton. Whltavtlla. Ten*.
HOLLOW AY. Clyde, Willow Springi
HOOD. Arthur M.. Staples. Mian.
HCEY, Robert E.. Laaeaater, 8. CL
IQO, George H-. Gage by. Tto.
liAFISE. Clarenec A-. Glrard. Pa.
LEVENS. Dan, Walla Walla. WaA.
LOO FT. Walter W.. Vernon Center, Ha
McKHAN. Roy. lakeland. Mlna.
MATULAVITCH. Peter, SemMaa. Pa.
MELTON. Clarence D.. Sparks. Okla.
NEFSTAD. Ernest R-, Oral, 8. D.
NUSBICHL, John. FMlaMplda. Pa. -
O'BRIEN, John Herbert, Piuatngft, Pa.
PARKKB. John. Mllaa. Ga.
PERCY. Jack. Perthshire. Ba
PERKINS, James M-. Dja. Va.
PETERSON. John, ~
POTTER, Carl W.
SHANNON. Robert J.
SHARP, Hal ? *
SIZER, Karl
?AND
'?? uoom
l2?f^.,W3olli^'P*ttnt, H. '
.. a, Rosaell. ImOAO"*"
VAKNO, Antonio, New Tort. K. T.
WEAVER, Valentine J.,. WfclMa. WM
WMI, John, Wetnmpka. Okla.
WOUNO* Theodore. FarlbartU.
WOVBXZD SETZB2LT.
uronsNAJrr:
M0R8B, William H.. Binino, Hoot.
SERGEANTS:
McGIKTT. John J? Cartondale, Fa.
PRITCHARD. Ju Curtis, Dnta, N. X.
CORPORALS:
GRlpBEN. Edward Charley Franklla. Pa.
I PETERS. Lee. Earnestrille, Ky.
I POCHOJKA. Walter, Oshkosh, Wla.
I ROBERTSON, Dudley. Anniston, Ala.
ROWELL, Zeb B., Atlanta. Ga.
1 BUGLER:
IBENNER, Walter R-. Norristown, Pa.
PRIVATES:
ARTESH, Frank. New York, N. T.
Ax WELL, Ch cries E., Crailbope, Ky.
CLARK, Ernest, Mount Cannel, 8. CL
COLLINS. Clifford C. Loop City. Neb. "
DICKENS, Goj E., Brimeau, Idaho.
EDWARDS, James R-. Fulton, Ky.
GULCH. Walter J-, Jamestown, N. T.
GUTHRIE. Edward 6., Mannington, W. VlL
HILTON. Leslie, Janesvllle, Wis.
LIGON, Claude A., Speegner, Ala.
NELSON, Albert. Minneapolis, Minn.
PIERCE, Elmer E., Ottnmwa. Iowa.
SCHARA, Walter J., Dubuque, Iow~
STARKE. Alfred H., Springfield. 1
VIERGUTZ. Arnold. Wausan. Wis.
WORKMAN. Everett, Heights, W. Va.
CHAPLIN, Herbert Melvin, McPherson, Kan.
GALLOWAY, Connie B., Lakeland, Fla.
HARRIS. Julian N., Brooklyn. N. Y.
KUCHMISRSKY. Ludvik, California, Pa.
MILLER. Halbert L., Buffalo. Wyo.
MORE LAND, Dewey, Lafayette, Ga.
NASH. Ethel Ell, Duluth, Ga.
OGN ALL, Robert E., Bridgeport, Conn.
PATTERSON, John, Wagram, N. C.
POGORELSKI, Frank. Sisaeton, S. D.
ROWLAND, Raymond Howard, Milwaukee, I
Wis. 1
SILVERMAN. Frank, New York, N. Y.
STEDMAN, Henry, Swifton. Ark.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UflUirrmUJIIU>).
LIEUTENANTS:
XcKEOGH, Arthur Vtonda, New YOrk. H. Y.
MALONE. Drury P., Macrm, Ga.
? SERGEANTS:
DANECEK, Joseph James, Cleveland, GUa
DUNCAN, James Burns, Brooklyn, N. X.
GENSIMORE, Milton F., Tyrone, Pa.
GRIFFIN. Thomas M., South Boston,
KANE. John J., Ashland, Wis.
STEAHR, Arthur, Chetek. Wis.
CORPORALS:
BEARD. William 0.. Lebanon. Pa.
GAFFNEY. Christopher Joseph. Brooklyn, N.Y.
GILLESPIE, Adam. Avoca, Pa.
GRAFE, Werner A., Chicago, HL
BUGLER:
NEFF, John C., Scotland, Pa.
PRIVATES:
ALLEN. Harold, Corinth, N. Y.
BOHNENSTING, Michael W., De Lamer*. N. D.
CHASE, Albert Sumstes, East Philadelphia, Pa.
COLE, Lloyd M., Turner,. Orer.
COMBS, Theodore, Hamilton, Ohio.
DAVIS, Edward R., Tyrone, Pa.
I>AVIS, Guy, Linton, Ind
DAY, Lorenzo E., Anderson, Ind.
DEPINET, Bernard B.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
DZIORDZIK, Waleryan, Chicago, fa.
ERICK80N, Roy, Chicago. IU.
FURTKK. Peter K-, Chicago, IIL
GOODSKEE, Brunic A., Plymouth* Pa.
GORDON, Richard, Moosic, Po.
GRIFFIN, Thomas J., Boston. Mass.
HALL, Ross. Chapman, Ala.
KAIN, Claude, Paris Crossing, Inl
LAUCHNER, Walter F., St. Louis, Ma.
LITTLEFIELD. Le Roy R., Wells. Me.
MARKLE. Charles D.. Shamokin, Pa.
MEYER, Norbert C.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
MOODY, Henry, Pell City. Ala.
MUSCO. Joseph E., New York city.
NEWTON, Forest, Natoma, Kan.
OBERLY, Cart D., Palisade, CoL
OKLEJA, Thomas. Erie, Pa.
PARACKA, John. Ellsworth, Pa.
PEA8E. Raymond A., Lyndonville, Yt.
POWELL, Omar, Hartford, Ala.
SELF. I<e Roy, Redden. Okla.
STINSON, Samuel B., Valley Head, Ala.
SUTPHIN, Ira. Fairfax, Va.
WAGNER, William C.. York. Pa.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
CORPORALS:
DORRITEL. Charles W., Philadelphia, Pa.
FRAZIF.R. William J? Greenville, Ala.
GIES, Frank. Chicago, Hi.
GOKMAN. Alfred P., Alexandria,-Va.
NOWACKI. Edward P.. Argyle, Minn.
NYE. Lewis A., New Haven, Conn.
MECHANIC:
LAJCSAK. Mike L., Detroit, Mich.
PRIVATES:
CORDOVA. Perfecto, Kelly, N. M.
DICKERSON, Daniel, Anniston, Ala.
GALLAGHER. t>ennis A., New York city.
GLASCOCK, Rufus E., Albany, La.
GOEBEL, Will ism, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GOLDHORN. Henry W.. Whitestone, N. Y#
GORDON, Robert C., Anniston. Ala.
HALL, Cyras D., Lowndesville, S. C.
HEFFRAN, Maurice, Brooklyn, N. Y.
JOHNSON, Roy R? Des Moines, Iowa.
KARAITIS. JosepIT, Shamokin, Pa.
KASMEYER. .Michael J., Yonkers, N. Y.
LA LONE. Dewey A., Brasher Falls, N. Y.
LAMB, John C., Ogden, Iowa.
LAMEY, Joseph H., South Bound Brook, N, J. 1
LANGER. Edward, Bridgeport, Conn,
LUTZ, Kenneth, Edgerton, Wis.
MILES, Chestnut J., Autun, S. C.
MILLER, George C., Old Forge, Pa.
MONGEON, Wilfred J., South Hadley Falls,!
Mass. 1
MOORE. Clifford R., Somervflle, Mass.
NIC.ODEMUS, Albert H., Altoons, Pa.
NODER. Heary J.. New Haven, Oo&n.
OCHS, Tilghman C., Allentown, Pa.
PAPPALORDO, Lul, Grafton. W. Va.
POSSENREID. George, Glendale Park, If. Y.
8IKORSKI, Walter E., Milwaukee, Wis.
SVIOKLO, Charles, Brockton. Mass.
THEURER, William K.. Buffalo. N. Y.
TOWER, Floyd B? Crystal Valley, Mich.
KTT.T.EP IN ACTION.
CAPTAIN:
BRYANT. George E., Brooklyn. IT. Y.
LIEUTENANTS:
COLEBANK, Philip R-, Cincinnati. OMa.
FULTON. Hugh. Oakland, Cal.
McGUTGGAN. Robert F., Winnebago, Minn.
PRINCE. Edmund Howard, Towson, Md.
8TROSNIDER, Floyd 8., Waynes burg. Pa.
SERGEANTS :
ANDREWS, Harold Reed, Independence, Kan.'!
ENGLAND. James Porter. Springville, Ala.
FA8XACHT, William L. Lebanon, Pa.
JOHNSON. Jasper K., Anderson. 8. O.
NEILL. William B., BernardsviUe, N. J.
RE1NHARDT. William A.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
SKINNER. Clifford. Biabcmvllle. S. a
8TEVENSON, Adlal E., Thomasville, N. C.
WEAVER, Clarence John, Uhlerstown, Pa.
CORPORAL8:
COLGROVE, Ed., Orandall, Tex.
COOLEY, HUlard. Brookville. Ind.
DE RUM, Howard P.. Buffalo, N.-Y.
EBERLY, Claude R., Hall town. Pa.
BLROD, Chester F., Murfreesboro, 111
HACKNEY. Albert B.. Plnerilte, Ma.
JEFFORDS, Paul, Kansas City.
LEE. Otto. Minneapolis. Minn.
NANKERVIS, William. Cornwall, !
8TIVAN8ON. Edward A^ Klttanaing. Pa.
STOUT. Ferd -A., Bloomington Springs, Hon.
BUGLER:
SPAHR. Jasper G., Sycamore, OMs.
MECHANICS:
GRESTOFFERS. Herman, Lamberton. Minn.
JOHANNES HEN, Henry, Portland, Ore.
WAGONER: ,
SHERLOCK, Phillip, Stockton. GaL
COOK:
YOUNG BLOOD, Clyds Ik, Hmnansvffle. Ma.
PRIVATES:
ALKIRE, Malford 19., Webstar, W. Fa.
AUSTIN. Gos., Milledgevflle. Ga.
BECKER. Victor, Almont, Pa.
BERTTNO. Frank E., Orient, IIL
BIBNICK, Josef. Duqueane, Pa.
BLAINE. John J.. Statsn Island. X. T.
BOND. Herbert C? Ontario. Canada.
BOwK.hR, Harry G- Omaha, Neb.
BROWN. John F., Philadelphia, Pa.
BRUNBR. Samuel R.. Vandergrift, Pa.
BUCKINGHAM. Joshua, HendoiM, Tm.
CARTER. Ben. Mount Vernon. Ohio.
CLIFF, John A., Hanover. HL
OOLE. Grant. Pontine, Mich.
COLLIN8. Andrew A., West Apptrtoa, Ma.
OONNELLY, Daniel, Barry,' Minn.
CONNELLY, James R.. Icka, IIL
COURTNEY. Thomas E., Cheshire, Mass.
CRAIG. Walter 8., Otsego, Mich.
DA VIES, Davi<} E.. Hemn. 111.
DAVI8, August, McCurtain. Okla.
DAVID, Delbert, Sarabsvllla. Ohio.
DAVIS. Garth C.. OoUthic. Ind.
DI ANGELO. James J., Baltimore. Md.
DOBB8, Willfam H. Gainesville, Ga.
EDWARDS. Edward T.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
FIELDS. James W., Stfllwell. Okla.
FLINCHUM. Laara Madison* N. a
FORD. Earl W.. Pilot Mountain. N. O,
FRAZIER. Coleman P.. Flat River, Ma.
GAINES. Charlie T., Okemgh, Okla.
GALTVAN. Jamee 0.. Jamestown. N. Y.
GALLINGER* Ma L, Ononandago Valley,
GARRISON. Lea, Moore. AA. *
GERMAN, BamL, Roxbury, N. Y.
GERRESTAD, WHttam R., Brooklyn, H. Y.
GILDEA. Patrick J.. Maneheater. K. H.
OOBER, Fraak J^ Elisabeth. N. 2.
GRAY. fc^al'O? Brocket, N. D.
GRENN. Henry, PWUdelphla. Pa.
HARPER, George T., Beaver Daa, ffe.
LIY. CIMford. Olatha. Kane.
.XS. WBllamX. Martin, Teaa.
wmJU Omaek, Medea. Teaa.
HOWELL WtnSeld S., Pittsburgh, Pa.
HUFFMAN, Keaay, Dry Fork, W. Va.
JOHNSON, Emfl K. Chicago. DL
JONES, Jack. Fayette County, Teaa.
KUHN. Joseph, jr^ Bieufclya, N. Y.
L1PCHICK. Zigmeed. Petersen, N. 2.
McNElL. OeteY^ Cogswell. N. D. _
Peter, Pit
McKEIU Oeta --. ?^.T_. .
I MAMOUGEU^AS. Peter. Pittsburgh, Pi
, Joseph O.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
SMITH. Brana, Iwim. Pa.
sunn. Irwin T.t Brie. Fa.
SMITH. Ilhu B.. Cook
BMAO, 0>* IOTK riBCli J
STALBOBBGBR, Qeotf H., B*
8TAUDENMATB8. Ot>Tf J. P..
STINNETT, W??3?y I , TowM
, H. X.
?vxe*m.
^^2. teiSSk I-.
TBfiACX, J
TRICE, BU
waSm' S5,,pS'
walbh, uotruSi Hiiiinit nu
WASH BORN, Charles HoveU. kuak
YASCHUK, Steve, Buffalo, N. T.
ZALOWSKI. Felix, SteubenviUa. Ohio.
DIED ntOM WOUIM .
ACTIOS.
LiBuiBwAlff:
CFNKALE, James Senate* Jfc, Bnr Ye?k.
N. Y.
8EB6EANT:
SEARS, Earl Chicago, XXL
CORPORAL:
DOW, Leroy ?., Center Harbor. IT* H.
COOK:
BBSS, William P., Broadbrook, Conn.
PRIVATES:
GREEN, Lyman H., Colonial Helgbta, Va*
HESS, William, Riverside, Wash.
SRDTEK, John, Chicago, 111.
TANKERSLEY, Daniel L., Winchester. m.
TECH, William, Calumet, Okla.
THRAPP, Frank O., Denver, CoL
WAGNER, Harold R., Fruita, CoL
WALSH. William T., New York. N. Y.
ZANE, Ralph Lt, Lake City, Iowa.
DIED 07 DISEASE.
SERGEANT:
MORIARTY, Edward X., Pawtncket. R. X.
PRIVATES:
BLUHENSHINE, Chester A., McNeelay. ?. D.
CARTER, Alexander, Oconee, Ga.
GOLDSTICK, Harry, Springfield,
GREEN, Joe, Bluff ton, S/C.
GUILLORY, Levy, Center Point. La.
HAAS, Albert P., Bennington, N. H.
HENRY, William W., Bellingham, Weak.
J0NB8, Nathaniel, Marianne, Ark.
KALA8KA. Joseph, Tren. Mich.
K ??whow?KI. Adolf. wilkes-Baire, Pa.
MODRESKA, Brcno J., Trenton, N. J.
POTTf, ti Jr.I W.. Grander. Iowa.
RAWLINGS, Claude M., Durham. N. OL
SELLEiiS, George T., Lottie, La.
SKMMLER. William J., Mauds, Ohio.
SHOEMAKER* Ambrose. Wesson, Miss.
SPARWASSER. Philip C., New Cambria, *>*.
THOMAS. Floyd R., Oral, 8. D.
THOMPSON, Harley F., Bloomfield, Iowa. /
WOUNDED SEVERELY ZST ACTION.
LIEUTENANTS:
McKEON, Andrew J., Dover, N. J.
OLIVER, Will B., Florence. 8. a
JOLLEY, George E., Clarksburg. Ohio.
PERRY. Rnfus A., Hawthorne, Fla.
SERGEANTS:
CHAPMAN, Harley B.. Elk City. Kaa.
KOCH, Alvin J., Racine, Wis.
MURPHY. Fred. Wausan. Wis.
CORPORAL8: |
GUTZMANN, Henry HL. Berea, OhSa. I
MICHAUD, Euelyde. New Brunswick, Cknsda. |
MULCAHY, Thomas J? Brooklyn, N. Y.
OAKMAN, Henry T? Brooklyn, N. Y. 1
PATRICK, Buck H., Escatawpa, Ala.
HAND, Charles E. W., Lake Placid. N. *. |
LANE, Sam E., Beasemer, Ala.
OSWALD, Thomas B., Jackson. Ten.
PRIVATE8:
BLAIR. Milton E., Hafley, Idaho.
CAUSBY. Dr. P.. Cliff side. N. a
CONZONERE, Frank, New Orleans. La.
DREWS, Harry, Maribei, Wis.
EVANS, Jesse, Anniston, Ajn.
KAFKA, Charles, Chicago, I1L
KEREISZIS, John L., Worcester,
KOCOT. Piotr, Chicago, I1L
MOLSON, Edward H., New York. N. X.
PIGGOTT, William E^ McClure. IU.
STARNES. Joseph H.. Hill Station, Va.
WINDHAM, Samuel C., Oakman, A'a.
WOUNDED IN ACTION^ (DEGREE UNDETER
8ERGEANT:
GLEN ME, James A^ afontpeller. Yt.
CORPORAL:
HAMILTON. Donald. Mecedah. Wis.
PRIVATES:
BARNEY, Alfred A., Hudson, Man.
BERAN. John J., Denver, CoL
FADDEN, John M., Dnnmore, Pa.
GOLDSTEIN, Morris H.. Chicago, HL
GOUCHER, Arthur F.. Kttricf, Wia.
HARRIGER, Wilbur, Slgel, Pa.
HART, Jack, Philadelphia, Pa.
HEGEDUS, John, Oil City, Pa.
i HUNTER. John M., New "York, N. Y.
IANNUCCI, Lucio, Pittsburgh, Pa.
j KLEKAR, Jim F., Hallettsvitle. Tex.
LABBY. Arthur T., Lewiston. Me.
LA, BRACK,. Arthur J., South Ashburnham,
Mass.
LANDER. Reinhold. Moshehn, T>y,
LANE, Harry R., Boston, Mass.
LARSON. Eddie P., Gwinner, N. D.
McGRAW, Arthur A., Dan bury. Conn.
MACHEREY, Charles B., Worden, I1L
MARSHALL, Oscar, Dana, 111.
MONTGOMERY, Robert E., Monlton, Ala.
SPRUIEL, David. La Gross, Ga.
SWIENTON. Frank. Thorp, Wis.
I WHITE, Ease, Kidds Store, Ky.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
MAJOR:
LEWIS, William Mitchell, Racine, Wis.
CAPTAIN:
SHARP, Itonben J., Kane, Pa.
LIEUTENANT8:
GM7CKMAN, Arcadl, Brooklyn. N. Y.
LONG. Henry C., Unlontown, Ala.
PETTY De Witt T? Lawrenceville, 111.
SANBORN, John R., West Medford, Mass.
WOODLEY, Glenn E., San Antonio, Tex.
KELLEY, Henry. E., New Canaan, Conn.
PICKETT, Lee F., Spencer. WU.
SERGEANTS:
, ARNOLD, Harley L? 8parta. Wis.
BROWN. Charlie C., Pine View, Va.
! DAVIS, Wiiliam H., Philadelphia, Pa.
GAINES, Christopher, Jr., Providence, R. L
HAMILTON, Robert W., Alexander City, Ala.
; HARRICK, lAwrence H., Newfane, N. Y.
MERRICK, Charles 8., Kaiserheim, CoL
MOODY, Jerfse D., Portland. Me.
NORTE, Alexander L., El Paso, Tex.
OEHLKE, William M,, Nccnah, Wia.
CORPORALS:
FRISCH, William, New York city.
GARNER, Dewey, Anniston. Ala.
GEMPERLEIN, George J., Pittsburgh. Pa.
HAESKE, Carl, Wausau, Wis.
KWIATKOWSKI, Anthony, Saginaw, Mich.
LAST. Robert N? Oshkosh, Wis.
MARKEY, Jesse, Red Lion. Pa.
MICHAELS. Lyman, Bristol, Conn.
MOODY. Ira A., Waltham. Mass.
MULLIGAN, Joe, Eau Claire, Wis.
PEARSON. Gabriel A., Brooklyn, N. Y.
PRYOR, Wflllnm J., Kris ol, Conn.
RIGGS, Le Roy, Maywood Park, I1L
SUND. Omar W., Fort Atkiu-sm, Wis,
YAGER. Ray, Chilton, Wis.
BUGLER:
PALMER, Harold, Milwaukee. Wia.
PRIVATES:
ARNOLD. Mearl E? Scotts Bluff, Neb.
ATCHINSON. John W., Bay .Minette, ATa.
BARTO. Luther A., Allen town. Pa.
BAUMGARDEN. Edwin F.. McBride. Mick.
BRI8T0W, James M., Winchester. Kane.
C1CCONI, John, Aquila, Italy.
CLINE. Jessie 0., Concord. N. C.
CON NELL, Philip A., Union City, dona,
DAILEY, Charles E., Collins. Mo.
DALE. Paul B., Evanston. I1L
DBVOULT, Willie J., Ltndsey. Okla.
DILLARD, Charles D., Bell Green. Ak.
DODGE, James H? Norfolk. Va.
DODSON, Charles A., Altoona, Pa.
DCLUAdam, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DONANSKI. Martin, Milwaukee, Wia.
DOONER, Peter, New York, N. Y.
J*>WD.Kucene p., Brooklyn. N. Y.
FOURNIER, Osilada. Holyoke, Mass.
WaJtCT J., New York. N. Y.
E?PfS5JraJter. Milwaukee, Wis.
Jac?b, Ideal, CoL
KJev. Kiereehiesze, Russia.
Greenville, S. C.
Frank. Uniontown, Pa.
Peul, Braddock. Pa.
GtXLLEY, William H.. Rutland. Vt,
g^gELIE. Bent. Buxton. N. D.
HAGER. Herbert, Milwaukee. Wis.
g^LL, Uither P.. Crutchfleld, N. C.
Scranton, Pa.
Halif?x county. Va.
^HREZ^kfoees. New York, N. Y.
WALTER. Fred D., Westfield, N. Y.
LmNGffTON, William T., Springfield, Ohio,
iffP" Northalde. N. a
1^qlB Philadelphia. Pa.
Bird Island. Minn.
MOROGE, Edward, Bnffalo. N, Y
MURPHY, Vincent C., Boston. m'?
VKvS?B'.,l*7molHl L- Chinro. 11L
Ji'JSS ?152*' 1y??ton. Mich.
O KEEFK, Thomas Francis, Brooklyn. N_ T
OTT. Walter, Valley StoSm. nTy.
FATTEN, Karl, Patoka, Hi.
ROSEMTBATER. John. tS??. Nrt ' T*
I^HAIX, John R., AlieBtown, Pi.
SELL, Arthtrr K., Allen town Pa.
HarTy- Brookiyn, W. T.
SMITH. John B,, Stnudsburc p.
-N-T
inaanre a actios.
CORPORAL; ,
mrr^sON^ ftetetafc. JUOma,. Kmm.
WHI
NEW HOMES,
with Bttta.
Immediate Possession.
D. J. Dwrigan,
Main 126/. 1410. H sfc n.^
raiDIAS, Klrtj K_ Bona, la.
GILLOTT, E.r, PltSwixh, P*.
GREY, Arthur E., WUlUmaborc. Ki
JAN8EN, ChrU, willow bake. 8. IX
KATHOEB, George, Philadelphia. Fa.
MS ILLY, William J., Cleveland. OMk.
BABIN. Well* C.. Athena. Pa.
WARD, Ora. Offott, Ky.
WEUiEB, Alien Luther, Imler, Pa.
WOUTE. Alfred U, BoahTllla. MA
Americans In Canadian IM.
OTTAWA. Ontario. November ?*
The following: names of Amarioans
appear. In the Canadian casualty, list:
Killed In action: J. H. Robinson,
Los Angeles, Cal.; Ma J. T. W. Taylor,
Corpus Christi, Tex.; J. Loosen, De
troit, Mich.; R. A Hlrschman.. Miller,
S. D.
Died of wounds: C. Hatter. Carbon
dale, CoL
Died: J. L. Patton, Philadelphia,
Pa.; D. H. McKee, Fargo, N. D.; G.
Garrett, St. Paul, Minn.; L Tunnah,
Chicago; C. G. Oalebaugh, . Va.
Ill: J. MacCallum; Aliens.'Mont.; J.
C. Harvey. South Yakima, Wash.
Cancel report missing: A. Shier
reffs, Chicago.
Wounded: H. V. Jarrett. New Tork; I
E. Millen. Salem. Ore.; H. F. Dainty,
Chicago; J. Clark. Joplin. Mo.
A Reeaperattve Diet la Inflaeeaa.
Borllck's Malted Milk, very digestible.?Ad- |
Tertlsement.
URGES NATION TO GIVE
FUNDS TO AID TROOPS
Secretary Baker Cites Object of ]
United War Work Campaign
to Vast Audience.
NEW YORK, November 4.?Address
ing a vast audience of leading Prot
estants, Catholics and Jews, as
sembled in Madison Square Garden
to prepare for the opening on No
cember 11 of the united war work
campaign for $170,500,000, Secretary of
War Baker yesterday appealed to the
nation to provide funds to insure the
return of America's Army with "a
high and trained capacity for citizen
ship." 6
"I do not know ?rhen the war against
the German empire will come to an
end," Secretary,-Baker declared, "but
I know this: That the war for the
salvation of young American man
hood has just begun, and It is going
to keep up.
"It is true that, if the war should
come to an early end, it will take a
long time to get these boys home, and
they will have to be put in camps in
the United States and gradually filter
ed back into the industry and life of
America. It will be a long-drawn-out
pro.cess and the attacks of homesick
ness and the desire to get back into
the careers of civilian pursuits will
be more difficult for them to manage
than when they are drawn by the
single lodestar which challenges them
to heroic action."
Mr. Baker, who recently returned
from the American front, painted a
vivid picture of the men of the Army,
who he declared, were "fighting like
heroes," and, thanks to the welfare
agencies, were "living like gentle
men."
Civilians, he said, should find it easy
to forget distinctions of creed in com
mon work for the welfare of the
soldiers, as the soldiers themselves
remember no such differences.
John D. Rockefeller, jr., chairman of
the executive committee of the cam
paign, opened the meeting by intro
ducing Charles E. Hughes, who pre
sided. Mr. Hughes characterized the
meeting as "the most significant of
the war," declaring it marked the be
ginning of a new era of brotherhood
and fellowship, based on a deeper
sense of religious toleration.
Among those on the platform were
Cardinal Gibbons, Rabbi Stephen S.
Wise. Bishop Davis H. Greer of the
Episcopal Church. Miss Evangeline
Booth, leader of the Salvation Army,
and W. Bourke Cockran, representing
all the Catholic activities In the cam
paign.
STEAMER COMES TO PORT
WITH ALL LIGHTS ABLAZE
French I/iner Abandons Precau
tions Against Submarines, Due to
Wireless Message Received.
AN ATLANTIC PORT. November
4.?A large French liner arrived here
Saturday night with all her lights
ablaze. This unusual procedure in
war time was due, according to
passengers, to a wireless message
picked up at sea, which caused the
captain to order paint scraped from
the vessel's portholes to permit il
lumination of the decks.
While the contends of the wireless
message were not made known to
the passengers, many of them landed
with the impression that peace had
been concluded with Germany and
that "freedom of the seas" had been
restored.
Among the arrivals was Hans Sul
zer, Swiss minister to the United
States, who comes to seek an exten
sion of the commercial arrangements
with this country, which expired Sep
tember 30, so as to permit shipment
to Switzerland of grains as well as
other food supplies. Switzerland is
sorely in need of cereals, he said, to
feed not only the Swiss people, but
also 30,000 English, French and Ger
man soldiers, who are interned there.
Other arrivals included John Spargo,
member at a United States mission
to Italy; Countess Maria Loschi, an
Italian writer, who is to tour the
country under the auspices of the
committee on public information,
studying the war work of American
women, and William K. Vanderbilt.
Stops Spread of Yellow Fever.
BAN SALVADOR, Sunday. November
3.?The minister of San Salvador to
Guatemala reports that the yellow
fever In that country has been lo
calized in the departments of the
south.
For Sale
3812 Jenifer St N.W.
Lot 100 Ft. Front
Immediate Peaaeaatea.
Price, $14,500.00
2863 29th St N.W.
Immediate Poaseaalea
Price, $12,000
2851 29th St N.W.
Peaaeaalea December 1
Price, $13,500
2857 29th St N.W.
Price, $13,000
A. C. Moses Co., h*i,utai
For Sale?
Columbia Heights
Immediate Posaesaion
*1*000
This beautiful fluwe-etory bride
home la built on a fifty-foot lot, fac
ing sooth, afd owmnanrta aa uninter
rupted view at the city. Open on three
alnwt A nuOe t
Hot-water heat.
WEAVER BROS,
TBI! IN HANDS 1
OF MUMMY'
American Fleet Soon Will Oc
cupy Austrian Naval Base I
on Adriatic.
? C ? ? 1
JOY REIGNS IN ITALY
By the Associated Press,
ROME, November 4.?News of the
occupation of Trieste baa caused great
Joy and enthusiasm throughout Italy.
Vast cheering throngs are everywhere
In the streets, cheering the king, the
army and the navy. In Rome the
bells of Monte Cittorlo and at the
capltol were rung.
Celebration Nation-Wide.'
ROME, Sunday, November 3.?Bon
fires are burning tonight on all the
hills throughout Italy, spreading far
and wide the news of the occupation
of Trieste. Church bells are ringing
and guns are being fired. All the win
dows in Rome were illuminated to
night regardless of the orders con
cerning restricted lighting. The
crowds In the streets eagerly sought
newspapers fresh from the presses.
By a strange coincidence the Italians
entered Trieste on the feast day of
San Juste, the patron saint of the re
deemed city, which all the population.
Including the Jews, formerly celebrat
ed under Austrian rule as a patriotic
demonstration of their Italian nation
ality.
American Ships Going to Trieste.
AMSTERDAM, Sunday, November S.
?It is very positively reported from
Pola, the Austrian naval base on the'
Adriatic, that Trieste soon will be oc- !
cupied by an American fleet.
The governor, the chief of police <
and the other Austrian authorities;
left Trieste on Thursday after the pub- ;
lie welfare committee, consisting of
representatives of the Italian-Slovene
parties, had assumed the administra
tion of the city, a Vienna dispatch
St&t6S>
I Throughout the day Thursday there
were Italian and socialist demonstra
tions in Trieste, and the imperial es
cutcheons were removed from all the
?public offices.
It was reported from Paris yester
day that the Jugo-Slav leaders, after
having seized the ^ustro-Hungarian
! fleet at Fiume, had? sent a wireless
I message to President Wilson, stating
their readiness to hand over the ves
sels to the United States government
or representatives of the allied navies.
Allied fleets Are Invited.
AMSTERDAM, November 4.?The
occupation of Trieste by allied naval
j contingents was in response to an
i invitation from the committee on
public welfare, which was sent from
, Trieste to Venice by torpedo boat, ac
cording to Vienna telegrams received
here. A difficult situation had arisen
in the town, while danger is threat
ened Trieste because of the Austrian
troops streaming back from the front.
"CONVENTIONAL" PEACE
OF HISTORY .NOT ENOUGH
Asquith Says league of Nations
Most Check Any Future At
tempt at Aggressiveness.
CUPAR, Scotland. Saturday, Novem- j
ber 2.?Unless the allies are content
to have made all their sacrifices in:
vain, they must conclude a peace
"better than any of the conventional
peaces of history," and secured by a
league of nations able to check any
attempt at aggressiveness from what
ever quarter it may arise, declared
former Premier Asquith in an address
delivered here today.
"Matters have now reached the
stage," he said, "at which victory
must be decisive if peace is to be se
i cured. All our sacrifices will have
been thrown away if we acquiesce to
anything less than a peace of such a
kind that it not only crushes for all
time the aggressive ambition of our
present enemies, but what is indeed
more important from the point of
view of the permanent interests of
civilization and humanity, render im
possible a recurrence of such a war
by striking at the very root of the
causes of war.
"We must attain something better
than any conventional peace of his
tory. We must attain a league of
nations.
"We cannot have a league of na-'
tions in any but an academic sense
unless those who enter it are pre
pared, first of all, to recognize that
no country can participate in the
partnership if its government is based
on autocracy. If a leagee of nations
is to be really an effective security
for the peace of the world, it must be
in a position, from whatever quarter
war might arise to check and even
punish the offender."
CALMLY BURNS AIRPLANE
BEFORE HUNS GET HIM
Cdeat. Gates, V. 6. Hani Aviator,
Previously Reported Kissing,
Is Foe Prisoner.
Lieut. Artemns U Gates, a naval
aviator, previously reported missing
In action, fell behind tke German
lines and calmly burned his machine
before being captured, according to
a supplemental report received by the
Navy Department. Be apparently was
uninjured, eye-witnesses said.
Gates was flying with a naval squad
ron and was brought down by anti
aircraft Are, which carried away the
tank and landing gear of his plane.
British Casualties for >?mth. ?
LONDON, November 1.?The BrttMl
casualties reported daring the asotfe
of October total UUU effloni tad
men. Of these, 28,297 were WlliS sr
died of wounds. The casualties are
divided as follows; Killed or Med of
wounds?Officers, 2.0C0; men. M.2ST*
Wounded or missing?Officer* CfrSE;
men. 124.488.
RE LL-AIMS
k#FOR INDIGESTION
PROCLAMATION
fl
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., who are
Voters of the State of New York <
An opportunity will be given yon 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 Tuesdsy, 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. AH qualified electors, male and female, sre
requested to take advantage of this opportunity to cast their ballot.
^ FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Men's Suits
at $35
Give a Service That
Is Remembered Long After
the Price Is Forgotten
TWO factors were foremost in
our minds when we selected
these suits this year?service
and price.
First, we took info considera
tion the popular price, and then
the service we could give for the
price.
The result is thai right now we
are selling the crelm of the mar
ket at this price.
The assortment is a large one
and full of good suits for men and
young men.
In Addition There Are
Other Suits Ranging
In Price From
$25 to $60
Thm Awmmmt at Ninth
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Of WASHINGTON, D. C
* THE PERSONAL ELEMENT IN BANKING
f Satisfactory and expeditious service to its customers is
characteristic of this bank.
% In this service the "Personal Element" feature?that at
mosphere of friendly, personal interest?is dominant
^ Our officers are easily accessible and will be pleased to
personally meet you and explain any banking- feature, or
give you the benefit of their knowledge on business matters.
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