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ROBINSON, George J., Rochester, N. T. jjf
SMITH, Elmer W., St. Louis, Mo. jo
SMITH. Henry Aloysius. Chicago, 111. jo
I SOKUL, Paul, Buffalo. N. Y. JO
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Alfred J.. Brooklyn. N. Y. ]v\
SWANSON. Herman I'.. Gene?eo, 111. LA
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1IKII.L. Samuel. New York. N. Y. p,
KiRTH, Herman J., Wayne City. 111. {,};
1'RAN CISCO, Lemon, Kerrville. Tea. ?
FUQUA, Andrew Jackson. Covington, Tex. HAUL.
Samuel M.. Sinking Springs. Pa. ...
c Al'LKE, Walter. Milwaukee. Wis. Rf
GAYNOU. Thomas E.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
GEMBLBR. Arthur H.. San Autonio, Tex.
GILBERT. Orliff R., Hlnton. Okla.
GINTER. John. Jr.. Butler. Ohio. s!j
GRAZIANI, Vincent, New York, N. Y. SH
HAN8COM. Wilmer W., Carthage. Me. SIJ
HARDING. Sam, Chicago. 111. sr
HULTZ. Oliver A.. Blackwell. Okla. s>)
JENSETT, Alfred F.. Waterbury. Conn. s<',
JOHNSON, Pierce. Ochiltree. Tex. s|.
JOHNSON. Richard. Northwilkeshoro. N. 0. sT
JONES. Rov, Kosciusko. Miss. TO
KELLER. Ralph C.. Winamac. Ind. ! m
WRIGHT, Lawrence. Cleveland. Ohio. i j? ^
LESHOCK, Walter. McAdoo. l'a. j;^
MACEDO. Joseph E., Itoselle Dark. N. J. j.j,
McLEVY. James M.. Bridgeport. Conn.
AJcNABB. Kvcan U., Decatur. Tex.
MELA 11Y. Joseph F., Hettinger. X. D. t;l
MIER. Alexander. Lynchburg. Va. '*
MOOXEY. Peter E.. Philadelphia. Pa.
NIGRA. Michael. New York. N. Y. ,'1
O'BRIEN. Jeremiah. Brooklyn. N. Y. ?
BCJIERGE. Frederick C.. St. Paul. Minn. r >
i 1.I UKF,. Edward J.. New York. N- Y. *1
COLEMAN, Henry, Newberry, S. C. CL
t ONNELL. Willie E.. Sal or a, Ala. CL
I?K BROWN, Leonard. Ridge wood. N. J. CO
PEHL. Herbert A., Columbus. Ohio. CO
I?OPUY. Paul B.. Leesburg. Pa. CII
GESOSKY. Joseph, Livingston, 111. D.J
GILL. Dominick, Weehawken, N. J. oi
. * HABY, Oscar J., Utopia. Tex. p|
JIARDY, Sheridan, Pulaski, Ya. j>I
HARRISON, Edgar B.. Yorkshire. Iowa. EI
HASSETT. Ellis E.. 8t. Louis. Mo. FI
HENKE, William A., Litchfield, Minn. Ff
HERBI&OX, Ellie T.. Burns. Tenn. v\
HIGHLAND. Jesse M.. Buffalo. Okla. J.J
I.USK, Harvey, Morrison, Tenn. Pr
LONDON, Marcus L.. Tarkio, Mo. f*
McCartney. Cyrus F.. Lockwood. Ohio. y/.
McGREW, Laverne, University Place, Neb.
McNEILL, David, Onawa, Iowa. *'!
MILLER, Gale G., Brownette. Neb. {}
MILLER, Peter. Grand Rapids, Mich. ??
} MOORE. I^lsie R., Palestine, Tex. J J
. MO RAM, Louis. Brooklyn, N. Y. }J.
j MOSHER, William. Neodesha, Kan.
i MROZ. Stanislaw, Baltimore, Md. *7
' MUNDELL, George T.. Browning, Mo. * \
M ELS ON. Jens. Badger. S. D.
NERY. Frank A., Providence, R. I. FI
NEWBY. Willard. Penn Yan. N. Y. s*
ALBRECHT, Albert H.. Pnmeroy, Iowa. [,l
l.RADSHAW, Benjamin H.t Frederick town, J",1
Mo. H
I ENDIXEN. Emil C.. Schleswlg, Iowa. "<
BERTANY. Joseph, Bridgeport, Conn.
BETTS, Fred L., Grand Island, Neb. 'V
POLING, Henry, Owenshoro, Ky.
PUTLER, Edward Lawrence, Pawtucket, R. T. JJ'
LrCHNKR. Andrew Valintine, I'ateraon, N. J.
BKSEMAN, Albert J., Albany. Minn. J11
? A3ANOVER, George Joseph, Luxemburg, Mo. J* I
JCAVELLA, John, Brooklyn. N. Y. KI
DAWSON. Ivan, Sharps, Va. Kl
DIETRICH. George J.t Rochester. N. Y.
DINAKO. James. New York. N. Y
DRESSER, George E., Chicopee, Mass.
ELMO, Nicola, Baltimore, Md. ***
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CAPTAINS:
JfrOHES, CliffordJB.._ Niagara Falls, N. Y. / J
YOUNGB. Homer S., uii venter, on. - :
LIEUTENANTS: }\
KARLE. Patrick B. X., Knotvillc. Tenn. !)}
WILLIAMS. Hnbart C.. Lakeville, Conn. 1
, SERGEANTS: III
. ~ FARR, Einaie, Granger, Tex. BI
KIRK PATRICK, James W.. Depew, N. T. <t
McKEON, Thomas J., Philadelphia, Pa. CC
PALMER, Harry C., Hayes Center, Neb. DJ
WELLS, Curt. St. Louis. Mo. 1>J
WOOLHOUSE, William H., Auburn, R. I. VI
CORPORALS: 01
DAMON, Grant O., Rookford, 111. G.'
PAGER, Aurie E., Topeka, Kan. GI
SCHOENWALD, Arthur J., Chicago, 111. Gi
i SMITH. Roger A.. Tyler, Tex. GI
VILL, Joseph A. E., Brooklyn, N. T. Hj
MECHANIC: 1L
MARRY. William E., Benton, 111. r>
WAGONER: ir.
DAVIS. Otis A., Unlonville, Mo. iii
PRIVATES: Al
ANDERSON, Clint, Northwilkeshoro, N. C.
' AZBELL, Carl E.f Wiunsboro. Tex. a*
1:ANGER, Charles, Cincinnati. Ohio. j.-j
BEARD. Raymond, Aurora, Ind. ifi.BECCACCINE,
Frank. Hartford, Conn. r-j'
BOLIN, Edwin A., Washburn. Wis.
BURNS. Rol?ert H., Covington, La. /n
CALLUM. John B.f Greensboro, N. C. fiB
CAMPBELL, John H.. Odessa. Mo.
CHEGWYN, Frank, North Cumberland, Ohio.
COLEMAN. George F., Baltimore, Md.
I>ARNELL. Russell J.. Jonesboro, Iud.
IkEAN, Thomas A., Millport, Ala.
DOCD. William W.. Gates, N. Y.
DRAGUSIN. Nick. Canton. Ohio. w,
J?TTNGAN. James M., Logan. Iowa. <
>UNHAM. Ralph H., Maria ville, Me. '
DURA NT, Little Ed.. Bromley. Ala. . x
EMERT. Lem E., 8evierville. Tenn.
KUH. Charles J.. St. Paul, Minn. !>t
F LORES, Thomas J., Winchester, Idaho. _ .
FOYLE. William. Maspeth. N. Y.
MAMMARf'O. XulvHturp. OlifTside. N. J. ' <
1RUBB8. Thomas A.. Akron, Ohio. b*
HAMRIOK, Brondus O., Ellcnboro, N. - C.
JIANSEN. Jen, Omaha, Neh. JO
jllT.ER, Edward McC., Grand Haven, Mich. 3
JU'GHES, Ii?*wis. New York. N. Y. PC
J ASTER. Martin E.. Burton. Tex. KI
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IVMfpil .VI.. IMI'URI.'II, .V. 1. 1 " JUrttSON.
llulvor. Trail, Minn. ' P-a
BUUPILAUBKAS. Anthony W.. Pittsdon. Ct)m. K<
J?VOR.\K, Tom .1., Cresco, Iowa. LI
HlSt'OCK. lister r., Hilton, N. Y. | KE
KELI.Y. Thomas. Brooklyn, N. Y. j CJ
v LOMBARD. Yincent, Brooklyn. N. Y. i
MOSKOWITC. Isador W., Sh# llviUe, Cal. Tl
OFSTAP, Martin. Florence, Minn. Tl
FA LA MOUNTAIN. Paul P., West Nekton,
Mass Mi
HEPBURN, Elbert, Koshkonong. Mo.
i Kit'HARPS, William II.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. W
FHKEHAN. John P., Omaha, Neb.
FTIDliAM. Roy E., Pound. Va. Ql
? f THOMPSON, Julius, Bellville. Tex.
TOGNOTTI. Guliomo. San Francisco. Cal. JO
WAIN*WRIGHT. Wilton T.. odd. Ya. W
IvNUDSEN. Sv-rre, Maiden, Mass. W
1 ANSYERK, Elmer. Murdock. Minn. I I
' J-AZZARA. Frank. I?nge. Messines. Italy. M
MoPONAl.P, 1-onay. Shelbyville, Ind. M;
M.KKNZ1E, William A., Baltimore, Md. W
Wi NEIL James C., Sinton. Tex. CC
11APPEN, James P.. Waverly. N. Y. Cf
>1 ALLOY. John L.f Philadelphia. Pa. B.J
MORTENSON. John A.. Arcadia. Mich. B(
MYERS. Albert, Greenville. S. l\ Bl
MRENBERG. Sam. New York. N. Y. C(
PARKER. Charles E.. Sullivan. W. Va. Ft
FAPLHICKI. Stanislaus, Wiuona. Minn. H
I'OHLMAN. William J.. T? nawanda, N. Y. A*
PIDDLE, Henry E.. Sturgis, Ky. JJJ
HI ACK, Alva L.. Maysville. Ky.
FCHAEFER. William C . Denver. Col. |FiTIMALENRERGEK,
Harry. Brooklyn, N. Y. '
Fi'HOFIELl), James. Ijiwrenee, Mass. ' '
FCHROCK. Steve J.. Jeum rs. Pa. *v.
Ft HROEPER, George J., Chicago. 111. SINGLETON.
Ira. Gem West. Ya.
i rXUI*LIS, Walter o.. t amhridge, Ohio. {,.
) > OS, Martin, Morrison. III. *j <
WELLER. Joseph I.. Yelva. N. D. fjv
WILLIAMS. George P., Highland, Wis. Tl
YE ADEN. Thomas Herbert. Island, Ky. A1
YOUNG, Thony A., Ulysses, Ky. y.ABSKI.
Pete, New York. N. Y. 1U
ABERNATHY. Joseph M., Richards. S. D. Lk
ADAMS. Ralph W . Rochester. N. Y.
BABH. James e., South Omaha. Neb. c.j
JtEWKEMA. Remke, Chicago, 111. SC
BlUCKER. Joseph Eugene, Bellaire, Ohio.
CHRISTENSEN. Edwin J.. Wilton, N. P.
t I.ARK, Charles A. L., Melrose. Iowa.
/ ? LARK. Kill F.. Shawnee. Okla. Cf
COCO. John, CMcaeo, 111. Bi
I KI'SR, James J.. Durham. N. C.
PAYIF, William L.. Catlin. 111. GC
PINE. Thomas L.. Philadelphia, Pa.
EARLE. Arthur H.. Boston, Mass.
\ 1RICKS0N, Ferdinand 11.. Bucyrus, N. P. ci
1'KZFELP, Martin Anton. Uniontown, Mo. jji
i J.\ Eli HEART, Preston Palmore, Bells, Tex. oi
4 I It'KUS, Carl C., Fcranton. Pa.
1 ISHER. Robert T.. Murrayville, 111. SI
M ICK. John !*. Holton. Ind.
I M'THR. Richard, Everson. Wash.
FOUNTAIN, Arthur J . St. Joseph. Mo.
APK1NS, Robert G.. Sia?. W. Ya.
t.REYK. Ernest P.. tr.. Pequef. Minn. *1
? USTAPFOV. John W.. Titusville, Pa. 7\
HANSON. Frank Ralph, Westi*>rt. Conn. lm
HOIH1NGTON. Ross G.t North Yakima. Wash, w
HICK*. Charles I-. . \Yeli*. Me. ,7.
Kt?Cr.KRZ. Yaleglt. Detp.lt. Mich. Y.i
KUNKEL. FranliTr., Milwaukee. Wis. ?ri
MORGAN, Ira H.. oyer*burg. Tenn. if
Jl"I>Y, Moton. Mount Sterling. Ky.
MOKERSON. Alfred W.. I.owlaton. N. Y.
?>sHORN. Charles J.. Clevelaud. Ohio. u
POPE. Pasquale. Newark. N. J.
1 R1NCIPE. Frank A., Cleveland, Ohio. pi
j'.ODGBRK, Frederick, Palmyra, N. J. f,
]:<>HEKTCUX, Albert C... Puluth. Mlm.
KORINHON, Tom A., Twisp, Wash. JT,
PCHENK. Frank A., Buffalo, N. Y. ??
MOTT. Calvin W.. Devils Lake. N. D. SJl
M1AKMAN. John M.. Friendship, Wis. ijj
M1ELTON. Benjamin Franklin, Willis, Tex, .
M1ITTLE, lAon W.. Chicago. IU. I
M'AYER. Edward M? I* Salle, 111.
THOMPSON. John 8.. Philadelphia. Pa. ^
*1??MOSKY. Michael, Mayfleld. Pa.
DEED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT. KC
I.IErTENANTS: t
C.RFENE. Calvin W.. New York. N. Y. pf
(t'I)OWDA, John S., Honolulu, Hawaii. j|<
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES. J
LIBI TENANT COLONEL: Rl
WHITE, 81ierman Avery, New York. N. Y. El
i LIEl'TENANT:
, r ECKERMAN, Matbew D., Des Moinea, Iowa. BI
SERGEANT: <
-? Jmidson. Hoy W.. Miami, Okla. w:
^ COOK: 3
LAN AH AN. Edward D., Houston, Tex. Bt
PRIVATES: t
MOKNBLL. Ivan Hi. AdfwU, Me. 11
P1RTZ, U>uia. Worcester. Mats. 1
tPLAIN. Swff I.. Acnahnet, Mass.
BROWN. WlTwr Washington Ceurtfceaee, HP
Ohio. BI
lSTERIXAY. Lawrence A.. Peru, In<L
SEINEY, Benjamin, Ossining, N. Y.
tEEMAN, David, Syracuse, N. Y.
OB, Edmund J., Englishtown, N. J.
LMMEKER. Joseph. Box Eldar. B. D.
)WALEWSKI, Charley. Chicago. IlL
CLU8KY. Byron V.. Chicago. IlL
1RTIX, Mitchell, Welch, W. Va.
ELSON, William E., Ludlngton. Mieh.
BRE, Perre A., New Orleans, La.
JDOLP1I, George, South Chicago, IlL
HALLEK. John G.. Tularoaa, N. M.
HAEFFER. Ross 8., Amanda, Ohio.
IRE. Frank J.. Philadelphia. Pa.
ANCEWICZ, Charles, Norwich, Cona.
DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIVATES:
7GHKS. Tliornas F.. Providence, R. I.
UN'SOX. Arvid G. G., Roekford. 111.
HN'SO.N, John E.. Colfax. N. D.
SEPU, Joe J., Peoria, 111. i
SHOE, \Yilliuw J., New York. N. Y. I
A.M. Tom T . La Crosse. Wis. j
RSON, Louis. Ih.mumnd. Ore. I
MASTER. John W.. Staffurdsville. Ky.
WIS. William W., HiU-rniu, N. J.
MING, Fred O.. Burton, W. Va. j
MAX US, Burt. Kershaw. S, C.
LlIONEY, John, Liucolnton. Ga.
LYHALL, Henry \V., Lone Oak. Tex.
'SKDORFEtt, Ralph J., Dover, Ohio.
>'EXS. Levi. Evansville, Inrt.
TKKSON. Ernest B., Dayton, Iowa.
[ELI'S. Cliauncy, Grand Valley, Okla.
.11 NEK. Jack, Akron. Ohio.
I11BERG. John L., Cairo, Ga.
CIIARDSON. William It., Camas, Idaho.
>BINSON, Grover, Durant, Miss.
iLFES. Edward, Cincymati. Ohio.
TTLER. Wulter L., Philadelphia. Pa.
VEX. George. Grand Rapids, Mich.
IERMAN, Charles, New York, N. Y.
iEHMAX, Irving, EUgecomb, Me.
L.VEKNAIL. Lou A.. Gold Dust, Tenn.
WON, Joseph J., Joliet, 111.
[ITU. James L., Lorenzo, Neb.
NENBKRG, Fred, Milwaukee. Wis.
ENCEIt. William A.. Bisrkeville. Va.
rtRM. Earl. East Stroudsburg. Pa.
NO EX. Chester A . Zumbrota, Minn.
INKY. Banks. Falco, Ala.
JEM'S, Raymond \V? Hurrisburg, Ore.
lKTOX, Joseph T., Columbia Mo.
;c KNELL. W.Uium C.. Levi. Ky.
XKLEY. George It., Aslilaml City, Tenn.
1IGGS. Clarence A., 1'enton. Midi.
tYANT. (korgirl).. Harriman. Teun.
KGER. Curvin A.. Philipslmrg. N. J.
:SHKK. Adolph. Riverside. Iowa.
RPEXTEH. W5111am A.. Bedford. Mo.
.RTER. Fn.l !?.. Hulbert. Okla.
AUK. Elijah, Bayboro. N. C.
iBAKY. John A.. Elroy, Wis.
JFFOKD, Alfred J., Brooklyn. X. Y.
NKLIX. Robert W.. Otego. N. Y.
WEN. Robert, jr., Alcester. S. D.
[OUCH, Joseph E., Calera. Okla.
lLEY, John. St. Paul. Minn.
XON. John .T.. Blakely. Minn.
tUMMOND, Jim. Keller. Va.
IPKEE, Henry, Falkland, N. C.
)Klt, George Glidden, Ashland, Wia.
.LISON, Major G., Speedwell, Tenn.
ELDS. Tillman. Concord, N. C.
NBOGSEN, Anton, Princeton, Minn.
tASER, Hugh C., East Palestine. Ohio.
tENCH, Alvin, Oconto Falls. Wis.
LINARD, Philip A? Chelsea, Mass.
BBS. James C., Mount Sterling. Ky,
tEENWOOD, William, jr., Virginia. 111.
!** tici 1IT!I1I?~ rp nntpnlt Tat
2NRICKSEN. Charles. Clinton. Iowa.
NCENT. I**o P.. Newport, Waih.
EBSTER, Paul P., St. Ixmis, Mo.
ENZEL, Herman J.. Chicago. 111.
ILL! A MS, James. Chicago, 111.
i.N Dl'SEN. Henry, Isleta, Ohio.
ITTY, William R.. St. Peter, Minn.
TCII, John H.. Ohio. Mo.
HTH. ltohcrt It.. \Vinuchago, Minn.
TLFoRl>. Leonanl P.. Puuta Gorda, Fla.
JXDS. Andrew. Madison Mills, Ya.
MR. Cole.v. Crosby, Ala.
)LI>EN, Henry (*., Commerce. Ga.
"GHES. Clarence L.. Iowa City, Iowa.
YTES. Miles. Ohio, Mo.
YY, Harry C.. Madison. Ind.
CARTY'. Charles E., Potsdam, N. Y.
Col.LISTER, Ora M.. lviesling. Wash.
fRRAY. John J.. Troy, N. Y*.
STEELE, Holland S., Oshkosli. Wis.
CHARDSOX. Claborne, Riee Station, Ky.
"TH, Ervin L? Easton, Pa.
.N DICE It, Luther I)., South Birmingham,
Ala.
H.YEIPERMAX. Henry. I>aporte, Ind.
MMONS, Prank J.. Mimlen Mines, Mo.
iLOMON, George P.. Burton, Neb.
RAI CH. Edtound M.. New York, N. Y.
>TTY, Prank W.. Waldon. N. Y.
SI)ALE, Elijah. Wisncr. I.a.
tANK, Verne Edward. Irving, Kan.
ERN, August P., Galveston, Tex.
3YER. Phillip M., Morton, 111.
uYLERIAN. B*-?lrose K., New York, N. Y.
LLOW, John P.. Bryan, Ohio.
.ACK. William, Trenton. N. J.
iNNEI.LY. John P., Dorchester, Mass.
INNORS. William J.. East St. Louis, 111.
LLY, John T., Brooklyn, N. Y.
LRLING. Anthony, Youugstown, Ohio.
kVIS. John E., Lillington, N. C.
IRTXER, Arthur Paul, Rochester, N. Y.
LZECKI. Prank B., Manasha, Wis.
OBETTI, Bartolo, Bellaire, Ohio.
iEENE, Robert, Roxbury, Mass.
tONER, William B., Gastonla, N. C.
VMBY. Samuel M., Ripley, Tenn.
INN, Albert, jr., Wostfleld, N. J.
tPPEL, Roy E., Effingham, Kan.
UtPWICK, Stanley, Galivants Perry, S. 0.
31ER, George, Chicago, 111.
.TIZER, Charles E., Kingfisher, Okla.
?OLE. Roscoe L., Berlin. Wis.
1MSTRONG, Donald M.. Toulon, 111.
'" L'LMJ Cnli<mKuU Ohin
IRNARD, Seraphin, Cohagan, Mont.
ARK. Charles F., Heidelberg, Miss.
GGINS, William B., Torunto, Canada.
HOON, Edward P., River Range. Mich.
LOWELL. Walter W.. Atlanta. Ga.
:CKKKT, Frank J.. Winona. Minn.
) MUTH, Burney P., Bloomfield, Iowa.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
CAPTAINS:
ILL, Bartow. H. Henry C. Hall, Interstate
Commerce Commission, Washington, D. C.
LIEUTENANTS:
'ON. George Clyde. Manassas. Ya.
IYLE. James 15., Baltimore, Md.
SERGEANTS:
IHN. John W., Baltimore, Md.
RNER. Plagg P., Norfolk, Va.
LRKt'M. Roland W., Baltimore, Md.
CORPORALS:
HNSON, Charles B. Ruben Johnson, 1428
Et street. Washington, D. C.
1LLINS. Warren A.. Amissville, Va.
RBY. El wood B., Reva, Ya.
lSSHAM, Jorn H., Coeburg, Va.
lXTON. Geoffrey A., Newcastle, Ya.
tBERTSOX. Henry T., Crews. Ya.
NKONS. John Marvin, Grahn. Ya.
LAT. Rol>ert E., Virgilina. Ya.
lRROLL. Raymond D. Mrs. Margaret Carroll,
3931 Grant road, Washington, D, C.
IOMAS. Charles P.. Baltimore, Md.
JCK. All>ert L., Leesvillc, Ya.
COOK:
kRSHALL. Arthur, Baltimore, Md.
V.FGLER:
HF.F.LER. Edward, Farmville, Va.
WAGONER:
JATHAMEIl. Frank. Cordova, Md.
PRIVATES;
ROAN. Tipney, Suffolk, Ya.
PAYER. Howard P.. Rico. Ya.
H1TE. Ulysses S.. Whit**wo??d, Ya.
T11 ROW. George W., IKanoke, Va.
HOMM. Alexander, Baltimore, Md.
\RTIN, Jesse B.. Bassett, Va.
HEELER, Jesse M., Gibson Station. Va.
U'KREI.L, Guy E., Rnekeystown, Md.
IIEN. Samuel J.. Baltimore, Md.
IT'l.EY. George. Star. Va.
>WMAN. Stanley L., Ilorsepen, Va.
'RKS. I>on L.. Amherst. Va.
H.LEY. Aubrey P., Clarktou. Ya.
>WLKS. James I?., Farmvillo. Va.
\HN. Carl G.. Baltimore. Md.
vFRS. Madison P., Cartlsnge, Va.
>RGAN. Robert. L., Virgilina, Va.
>SS. Monroe. Elizabetli City. Ya.
H I.FY. Charles T., Rose IIlll. Va.
FYINS. William C.. Konnnrock, Va.
>MPTOX, James R., Cove Crook. Ya.
II.HBERGER. Andrew, Parkville, Md.
HTH. John C.. lronto. Ya.
ELTON. Ployd (>.. Fosters Falls, Va.
'.DFORD. James G., Bnrkeville. Va.
,AI>EN. Samuel E.. Port Deposit, Md.
tYXAUP. Norman W., Hobhs, Md.
:RRY. Henry (I., N ex era, Va.
'RN'EIl. Charles E., Pylesville. Md.
,THOFF, John J., Baltimore. Md.
CKERSON. Clayton, Indian Valley, Va.
I'MPHltlES. llarvey H.. Brandy Station, Vm.
CJS1AK, James J., Baltimore, Md.
STIN'. Samuel J., Fineustle, Va.
kMPRFLL, Arthur G., Blytb?dale. Md.
IMMERS. Walter A. Mrs. Mary Rhea Bommers,
754 Rook Creek Church read, Washington.
D. C.
LIEUTENANTS:
>X. Lewis B.. Baltimore. Md.
tLLAND, Eugene E., Baltimore, Md.
SERGEANTS:
)ODE, Hubert D. Miss Elta Goode, 505 2d
street. Washington, D. C.
COKI'OKAI-s:
IFMMITT. Harry W., Baltimore, Md.
['LLINS. Mi?lcolin C.. Big Stone Gap, Va.
UiAN. Thomas, Gladys, Va.
LOS BY. Raymond W.. Richmond. Ya.
'RINGFELLOW. Robert T. Mr*. Eliza
Frances Stringfellow, 1824 H street N.W.,
Washington. D. C.
?CORKI.E. George S., Keyville, Va.
PRIVATES:
ARYON. Henry 0., Spencer, Va.
PERSON". Horace R.. Norfolk, Va.
ELDS, Dewey, Danville. Va.
YATT, Walter H., Airy, Va.
tOW. Hansford M., liuena Vista, Va.
fI.ES, Richard A., Mount Rainier, Md.
;CK. Henry, Christie. Va.
LDHA. Edward. Leavells. Va.
tYDER, Willie F.. Finneywood. Va.
'ERICO. Samuel, Baltimore, Md.
iWKEB, Julian C., Frederick. Md.
LARK. Charley, Abingdon. Va.
JAY. Newton L., Warrenton, Va.
ARCCM. William E., Franklin, Va.
3SBE11G. Vernon C.. Lima- Kiln. Md.
.EMING, Roby S., Shorts Creak, Va."
>ELL. Harry L.. Schooltield, Va.
rERBACK, Morris. Baltimore, Md.
ARFXELD, Richard D. Lorenzo 0. Warleld.
1114 N street northwejit, Washington,
D. C.
lSEY. Harry, Baltimore. Md.
WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined).
LI El'TE N ANTS:
)HR, Robert Franz. Harrey A. Kohr, adju:ant
general's office, chief of offioers' division.
Washington. D. C.
JRKINS, Boyd W., Baltimore, Md.
:ARDLE. Magnien. Mrs. Thomas E. Mo*
Irdle. Hamilton Hotel, Washington, D. C.
SERGEANTS:
TLLABD, Grover C., Williamsburg, Va.
1RCELL. James E., Baltimore, Md.
IM>RP0KALS:
LOWN. Andrew. Mrs. Fannie Brown, 1M0
Jolumbia road. Washington, D. 0.
KITE. Fred H. Mrs. Cerisso B. White. W
Kenyon street. Washington, D. 0.
rRTON. John W. Mrs. Addle Burton, ill F
itreet, Washington, D. G.
IE, Kolsoy 8. Mrs. Harriet Lee, WM Itembarton
avenue, Washington, 9. 0.
PRIVATE8:
tTRLOCK. Robert B., Petereburr. Vn.
LOOKS, Chariot E. Miss Jane Jackson, tM
K Itete Wuhteftete a**
,Lj
DEXTER, Robert B., TrapOe. W.
HAKTBN, Howard B.. Bslttssaws m
HATCHER. Harry, ieminary. Va.
CHAPMAN, Charles Bristol, Ta
QKIga, Thomas A.. Baltimore, ML
STONE. John B., Msc'tithi bob. Va.
ORIFFIN. Edgar B. Mrs. Lillian JKoalsy, 1117
aS _
WILLIAMS, Henry. Mrs. Hoy WflUaau,
2633 Sheridan road, dninnatls, 0. 0.
BECKETT, David H., Baltimore. Md.
CASTLE, Bradley John, -DoBeld, Ta. 1
MARQUESS, Lawrence, WUlis, Md.
POWELL, Dwight, Newark, Md. '
QLANTZ, Ernest A., Baltimore. Md. j
HUGHES, George C. Maris Jackson, N 0
street, Washington, D. 0. 1
SMITH, Arthur, Portsmouth, Va. ,
SHAMXET. Richard McA. Mrs. Fannia Shut- 1
ley, 1011 7th street. Washington, S. C. ]
WHITMAN, Bert, Graham. Vs.
JOHNSON. Loraiae. Miss Sadie Johnson, UM 1
27th street, Washington, D. C. i
HcCUBLEY. Alfred Donald. Mrs. Corolla
Pago McCurley, 2031 >th street, Washington,
D. 0.
WILSON. Daniel. Mrs. Lucy WUsaa, MU W '
street southeast, Washington, B. 0. ]
GORDON, Frank. Mrs. Harriet Gordon, 2128 .
Newport place, Washington, D. C.
WESTON, Herbert, Richmond. Vs. ]
WILLIM, Guy E.. Bristol. Va.
vtnnvtT. Maurice F. Mrs. Rosa Mahonsr. 1
1800 19th street, WuhiuioQ, 9. C.
DUDLEY, Willie B., Son tag, Va.
BHOWK, Floyd. *rt. Mary Brown. M V
street southwest. Washington, D. 0.
SNEAD, William H., Lynchburg, Vo.
PALMER, Harry, Stockton, Md.
HHEPHEARD, Robert, Salem, Va.
T0L80N, Charles B. Mrs. EUt Tolaon. 488
N street, Washington, D. 0.
TEMPLE. William H. Mrs. Mary Tom 11 n.
1475 Church street, Washington, D. 0.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
LIEUTENANT:
BERTSCHEY. Stanton L., Phoebus. Va.
SFRGFANT:
ADAMS, Thomas F. Miss Katherine M.
Clark. CG4 Harvard street, Washington,
D. C.
CORPORAL:
BAILEY. Grover C., Stanley. Ya.
COOKS:
CORALSKI. Jsmes Baltimore. Md
ROBSON. Eddie. Mrs. Margaret Bobion, 1690
Church street. Washington, D. C.
WHITEHEAD, Allyn G.. Baltimore. Md.
SEI.1WSKI, Aloxamler. Baltimore, Md.
BENNETT. Fred O., Nickelsville, Va.
BAILEY. 'Richard 51., Asbestine. Va.
CUMEGYS, William W., Baltimore, Md.
PRIVATES:
O'BRIEN, Jeremiah J., Baltimore, Md.
TETER, Dice B., Buxton, Md. _
BIGGEBS. Clarence E., Mrs. Elisabeth Biggers,
1210 N street, Washington, D. C.
PERRY, Charles S., Danville. Va.
SMITH. Joseph, Appalachia, Va.
8POONER. Lawrence EL. Norfolk, Ya.
CRAFT. Herman D.. Pleasant Ridge, Yn.
WOOD. Charlie. Castiewood, Va.
AMMEL. John E., Raspenburg, Md.
SERGEANTS:
ROSENBAUM, James Andrew. Jlpee Hill. Va.
MYERS, Walter T., Buckeyatown, Md.
CORPORALS:
FALLIN. Clyde R.. Baltimore. Md.
GOOD51AN, Dennis H.. Wallace. Va.
OSBORNE. Garrett E.. News Ferry. Va.
WAGONER:
HARRISON, Harold W., Hacksneck, Va.
COOK:
CUBITT. Isaac D., Poolesville. Md.
PRIVATE8:
COPELAND, Howard L., Hamilton. Va.
FEINGOLD, Hyman, Baltimore. Md.
McKAY. George W., Sultland. Md.
I>AVIES, Joseph, Baltimore. Md.
BOWERS. George. Ballston. Va.
COLVIN. Willie E., Garrlsonville. Va.
COLLIER, Roy W., Benhams. Va.
GILBERT, Joseph L., MacCrady. Va.
BAKER. Floyd J., Baltimore. Md.
ETZLER. Claude, IAnwood, Md.
SHOEMAKER, Thomas H. George T. Shoemaker,
Conduit road, District line, District
of Columbia.
WRIGHT. Felton, Norfolk, Va.
TROUT, Lewin V., Baltimore, Md.
otM.T wiiiUm C Hanri?rstown. MA
HOLDER, Dewey C., Lunenberg. Va.
MILLEH. Alvin R., Baltimore. Md.
SULLIVAN, James A., Wicomico Church, Va. ?
COX NELL. Edward J., Baltimore. Md.
CORN WELL, Owen L., Briatol, Va.
JONES. Axra. Howell. Mr*. Sara Jentt, R. .
F. D. box 108, Washington, D. O.
LAN DON, James R.. Crisfleld, Md.
rEUSINGER. Calvin L., Surber, Va. ,
ROBERTS, Charlie L., Bofkley, Va.
WOUNDED?DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
LIEUTENANTS: _ ?
RICHARDSON, Harry D. Mrs. Grace Blah- i
ardson, 813 4th street northeast. Washington.
D. C. 1
CLOWE. John F., Norfolk, Va. 1
SERGEANTS: _ ,
COLBERT. Marshall A. Mrs. Bosetta Colbert, 1
1828 13th street, Washington, D. C. I
HUFF, Clarence. Arlington, Md.
LEWIS, William. Mrs. Nellie Lewis, 1818 Le- i
roy place, Washington, D. C. .
COITEE. Frederick E. Federalsburg, Md.
SCHNEIDER, Charles W\, Baltimore, Md.
CORPORALS:
WILLIAMS, Richard M.. Baltimore. Md. '
CHAMP. Frederick. Lloyd Champ. 847 0 street.
Washington, D. 0.
GARNER. Frank A. George 8. Gamer. 1834 <
5th street, Washington, D. O.
MYERS. Samuel G., Max Meadows. Va.
MECHANICS:
ASHBY, Clarence L., Petersburg, Va.
PRIVATES:
MITCHELL. John, Baltimore. Md.
MASON, Monroe. Mrs. Delia Bra&som. 88
18th street southeast, Washington, D. O.
WEBB. Theodoric T., Danville. Va,
BLAOKISTON, James R.. James HU1. 887 Van
street southwest, Washington. D. C.
COOPER. George A., Relay. Md.
GROSS, Andrew. Wallville. Va.
USIONDEK. Dominick, Baltimore, Md.
RUPP. Raymond M., Baltimore, Md.
DYER, Walter. Mrs. Bachael Dyer, 820 OuUinane
court, Washington, D. C.
CONNKY. Vanney. Wakefield, Va.
GROSS. George. Mrs. Margaret Gross, 2888 0
street, Washington, D. C.
SILVER8TEIN, Jack, Baltimore, Md.
FALKNER, John J.. Highlandtown. Md.
CROSS, Benjamin. Miss Virginia Cross, 1281
9th street, Washington, D. C.
HELLEIt, Daniel E., Hancock, Md.
WILSON, Stanley. Golts, Md.
KENNEDY, Carmillius H., Richmond. Va.
COFIELL, Benjamin B., Baltimore, Md.
WILLIAMS, Joseph O., Fries, Va. i
KING, Will, Castlewood, Va.
PARKS. Russell H.. Hollands Island, Md.
OTt'UYiT V nolHiXAU Mlt
WELLS, Louis H., Eliicott City, Md.
HISSING IN ACTION.
PRIVATES: '
SATTBIIWHITE, Lllbon P., Hewlett, Va.
HUMPHREYS. Clarence E., Norfolk, V*.
BURKHALTER, Walter Frederick. Carl A.
Burkhalter, general engineer depot, list U
street, Washington, D, 0,
DEAN, Cleveland G., Hose Hill, Ta.
LIEUTENANT:
S1EVEK, Leonard, Baltimore, Md.
PRIVATES:
MPRPHY. Otto S? Prlneees Anne. ?.
OWEN, Robert L.. Norfolk, Va. 1
CURTAIN. Christian, Baltimore. Md.
McCAULEY. Lorenio D.. Cumberland, Md. i
BKINER. Ralph M., Ellereville, Md.
CURB STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbe A Co.
Bid Aeked.
i?-Close. *
Aetna Explosives 754 8
American Writing Paper com... -Vii 314
Atlantic retroleum 2 214
Rarnett Oil - Is 5-16 :
Big Ledge 15-16 1 ,
Boston and Montana 53 54
Buttcrworth Judson 24 80
Caledonia Mining 20 82
Calumet and Jerome 7-18 9-18 :
Canada Copper _ 2Vi 2% j
Carbon Steel 100 115 |
Car Light and Power 2 2V4
Charcoal Iron 7 0
Chevrolet 142 130 I
Cities Service 202 295 1
Cities Service pfd 78 82 j
Consolidated Arizona 1% 144
Consolidated Copper 6% 8%
Cosden Co 844
Cosden pfd 344
Cramps 75 80 i
Cresson Gold 8 514
Curtiss Aero 11 18
Davis-Daly 614 514
Denbetgli Silver U 44
Elk Baain BfJ 6
Emerson Phone 2 214
Emma Copper 114 214
Federal Oil 2 214
First National Copper 214 254
Glen Rock 514 S14
ColdSeld Consolidated 26 80
Green Monster % T-16
Holly Sugar 40 50
Holly 8ugar pfd 90 100
Houston Oil 75 7714
Howe Sound 814 4%
Hull Copper. .. 40 50
Intercontinental Rubber 10 12
International Petroleum 1611 18?i
Island Oil 4% 414
Jerome Verde............. 7-16 9-16
Jim Butler 87 40
Jumbo Extension 14 16
Keystone Tire 84)4 34%
Lake Torpedo 2% g
aidKUia 4iw
Mason Valley 3X
Maxim Mimitien. % ?
Merritt Oil S3 24
Metropolitan Petroleum 111-1* 1 13-16
Midwest Oil com U3 115
Midwest Oil pfd 114 114
Midwest Refining 116 1J0
Mitchell Motors 15 40
Motherlode * 04 03
Xipissing Mines Co - 814 0%
North Amer. P. 4 P OH H
Northwestern Oil 43 4l
Ohio Copper 11-13 10-13
Oklahoma Oil Co 1 lu
Okla. Prod. A Befg. C. 714 9H
Okmulgee Oil 214 814
Pacific Gas 82 34
Peerless Motors 17 18
Ray Hercules 314 SH
Relc Equipment 10 12
St. Joseph Lead 14 1414
Sapuipa com 614 7
Sequoyah Oil 9-16 H
Sinclair Gulf 20 2014
Standard Motors 814 914
Submarine Corporation ........ 12 14 12H
Success Minini 10 19
Tonopah Extension 1 21-16
Triangle Film % 14
Tri Bullion 14 U
nited Eastern 414 414
IT. S. Light and Heat earn 114 HZ
O. 8. Light ?n4 Kent pfd 2 1
United Moteie 9414 94H
Unit ml Profit Sharing ......... 6% 614
U. 8. Steamship ...ease 37 30
United Verde - *.H X
.United Western Oft ? % IX
Cjitad^aK ........... ^14 fli
I NEW YORK SIX
| Received By Private Win
Open. High. Low. Cloee.
int IferMapr... 113# 114# 113 114#
tnt NWui 32# 32# 32# 32#
tat Paper.. 32Ji 32# 31# 31 'A
San City So p>.. 54# 54# 54# 54#
Kelly Tire Co... 65# 65# 65# 63#
Kenneoott 34# 34# 34# 34#
Lackawanna Stl. 63# 68# 68# 68#
Lehigh Valley... 58-# 58# 58# 58#
Loo?e-Wiles Co. 42 42 42 42
Macjcay Cos 73 73 70 70
Uackay pr , 64 64 64 64
Maxwell 1st pr.. 52# |52# 52# 52#
Mexican Petr'm. 161# 163# 161# 163#
Miami Copper... 23# 24# 33# 34#
Mid vale Steel.... 4454 4534 44* 45*
Missouri Pao.... 36 2634 25* 26
Missouri Pao pr. 8634 8634 5634 56*
Nat Conduit * C 1634 16>^ 1634 1633
Nat Ensm A 8tp 46 4634 4434 4531
National Load... 6634 6654 65 65
Nevada Coppsr.. 1834 19 1854 19
NT Air Brake...103J4 10334 10334 |0331
NY Central 7634 7634 7554 7634
NT NH* Hart.. 3434 3454 3454 3431
New York Dock. 2334 2334 2334 2331
Norfolk Southn.. 15 1534 15 1534
Northern Pac... 9454 #454 9454 9454
3hlo Cities Gas.. 41 43 4254 4234
Ontario Mining.. 7J4 Ha 7* 754
Owens Bottle.... 47 47 47 47
Paolflo Mai SS... 35 3634 35 3633
Pan.Am Petrm.. 65 6554 65 6534
Pan Am Pet pr.. 11334 11334 11334 11333
Pennsylvania.... 4634 4634 4654 4654
Pere Marquette. 16 10 1534 1534
Philadelphia Co.. 3134 3134 3034 3034
Pierce-Arrow... 44 44 4334 4354
Pierce Arrow pr. 104 104 104 101
Piere Oil Corp'u. 1634 1034 1634 1654
Pittsburgh Coal. 4654 4654 4654 4654
Pitts & W Va? 3634 3634 3534 8554
Pitts * W Va pr. 8034 3034 80 80
Pressed 8U Oar.. 6334 6334 6334 6354
Ry Steel Springs 7734 7734 7734 7754
Ray Copper 22 22 2134 2134
Reading Railway 8354 8434 8334 8434
Rep Iron* Stl... 7454 <5 7454 75
Royal Dutch 9854 100 9854 100
StlL A San Fran 16 1654 16 1654
Saxon Motor.... 934 934 9)4 934
Seaboard AD... 934 934 - 934 934
Sears-Roebuck.. 163 168 163 163
3hattuck-Ariz.., 15 15 15 15
Sinclair Oil * R. 3354 3334 3334 3354
._?miu ,0,7^ ioiii Kilt*
30UWHI Utao... ? . _
Southern Rwy... 30% 30% 30 30%
Southern Ry pr. 69}^ 63% 69% 69%
Studebaker.... 52% 52% 52% 52%
Stuts Motor 52% 53 52 52
TennCop&Cb.. 14 14 14 14
Texas Co? 187 188 187 187%
Texas A Pacific. 26% 16% 26% 26%
Tobacco Prod... 79% 80 79% 80
Twin City RT.., 52 52 52 52
Union Pacific.... 129% 1J9% 129 129%
lild Cigar Star.. 105 105% 105 105%
Utd Drug 2d pr.. 85% 85% 85% 85%
U 8 Alcohol 101% 102% 101% 102%
US Rubber 74 74% 74 74%
US Steel 95% 96 95% 95%
Utah Copper.... 77% 77% 77 77%
ira iron Co AC.. 54% 54% 54% 54%
Wabash 9% 9% 9% 9%
Wabash pr A.... 37% 37% 36% 36%
Western Md 12% 12% 12% 12%
Westinghouss... 42% 43% 42% 43%
Wilson A Co.... 74% 75 74% 74%
Wlllya-Overld... 25% 26 25% 26
McADOO RAIL SUGGESTION
STIRS MARKET DULLNESS
Week's Stock Changes Are Mostly
Irregular and Within Very
Marrow Bounds.
NEW YORK, December 14.?The even
tenor of this week's dull and contracted
market for securities waa
abruptly halted by Director General
McAdoo's suggestion that Congress
extend its control of the railroads to
five years and indications that wai
cancellations might soon cause sharp
reductions in prices of Important
commodities.
Formidable opposition to the McAdoo
plan soon developed In railroad
and banking circles and the fact that
railroad shares of the better elase
made only nominal losses offered hope
of early remedial action by Congress.
Changes in other branches of the
stock list were mostly irregular and
within narrow bounds until reports
became current of heavy offerings ol
copper metal by producers at prices
far below the rate fixed by federal
decree during the war.
Break in Metals.
Metals broke three to seven points
from the week's tqp quotations, industrials
and equipments reacted almost
to little extent, and oils, motors,
shippings and tobacco yielded variably.
Only on the decline did the
market show more than moderate activity.
Investment demand was again restrained
by the small offerings ol
time funds and recurrent liquidation
in liberty bonds, the S%s duplicating
the low price of the year and second
fours yielding to a new minimum foi
that period, while the fourth four and
a quarter established a low record.
weakest features of the bond division.
however, were the underlying
issues of various utilities, notablj
local tractions, in which there wer<
losses of from I to ? per cent. >
MRS. FLORA S. KALK HERE
Came From Brest, France, tc
Christen the IT. S. Destroyer
Named in Honor of Her Son.
Mra. Flora Stanton Xalk arrived lr
Washington from France yesterday
where she has been the eeeretary ol
the Y. M. C. A- naval hut at Brest
Wk.il. in Washington she will maki
her horn* with Mrs, Francis F, aillei
ef tha Iowa,
Mrs. Kalk made the trip te thii
country te christen the ' destreyei
named in honor of her son, Ueut
B tea ton F. Kalk, who lost his life rescuing
survivors of the torpedo boa'
destroyer Jacob Jones, when the ahii
was destroyed December I, 1117.
COMMENDS WAN WOBXEKS.
A. H. Greeley Completei Inipeotior
of Personnel is Nearby Gamp.
High commendation was given the
personnel of war workers In earn pi
about Washington by A- H. Greeley
head personnel secretary of the eastern
department, from Mow Tork. whe
has just completed an Inspection tow
of tho Washington district
Mr, (1riil>T ini infwmp*11^ bi
v wiwwws wmr wsmtwgwvvtwo v?
ChwjMK. ClUir*F# ??**r'
>CK EXCHANGE j
s Direct to The Star Office. 8
Opto. Btak. um. amAdv
Rumley pr.. 60 80 ? 60
Alaka o?Jd 8)4 3)4 3H 3)4
Alaska Juneau.. 2 2 3 3
AUla-Chalmera.. 31)4 32)4 31)4 32)4
Allls-Chalmrs pr 84)4 85)4 84)4 35
Am Beet Sugar. . 62 63 62 63
American Can... 45)4 46)4 45)4 46)4
Am Car 4k Fdry. 86)4 86)4 86H 86)4
Am Cotton Oil... 40)4 40)4 40)4 49)4
Am Hide A Lea. 14)4 14)4 14)4 14)4
Am Hide ALep! 71)4 71^ 71^
American Ice..., 41)4 41)4 41)4 41)4
American Ice pr. 57)4 57)4 57)4 57)4
I Are Internet!.... 57)4 58)4 57)4 58
, Amer Linaeed.. 4534 ?34 45 45
AmLlnseedpr.. 9034 9034 90)4 80%
| Am Locomotive. 63 63 63 63
I Am Smelt * Ret. 8134 82H 81)4 82)4
i Am Steel Fdnr... 87 8734 87 8734
Amer Sugar pr.. 114 114 114 114
Am Sumatra.... 96 67 98 9634
Am Tel ft Telex. 10234 103 10234 103
Amer Woolen... 53 58 5734 5734
Am Wrltg Pa pr. 30 30 2934 2934
Anaconda 6434 6434 6434 6434
Atchison 9334 9334 9334 9334
AG'&windiea.nO 11034 110 11034
Baldwin Loco... 7434 75 7434 '434
Balto ft Ohio 5334 54 5334 5334
Balto ft Ohio pr- 6634 5834 5634 5634
Barrett Co 107 107 107 107
Beth Stl Claaa B 683a 6634 66 6634
Beth Btl8 %pr.. 10634 10634 1Q634 1 0634
Brooklyn Rap Tr 33 3334 3234 3334
Butte Cop ft Z... 7)4 734 2>4 734
California Pkg.. 4734 47J4 4734 47J4
California Pet... 21 21 21 21
California Ppr.. 69 69 69 89
i Canadian Pae... 15834 159 158)4 150
CentFdrypr.... 35 35 35 35
i Central Leather. 62 62)4 62 62)4
Cere do Paeoo... 3434 34)4 3434 3434
I Chen ft Ohio 58)4 5634 5534 5634
i ChlGrWnpr... 2634 2634 2634 2634
1 Chi Mil ft StR... 4534 4534 4434 45
Chi ft Northwn.. 9934 9934 9934 99)4
Chi Rift Pan... 26 26 25)4 . 2534
CRI&Pac 6%pr.. 6734 68 6734 68
Chile Copper.... 1934 _ 1934 1934 1934
Chlno Copper.... 3734 37)4 3634 3634
Col Fuel ft Iron-. 39 3934 39 39)4
Col ft Sou 2d pr.. 47)4 4734 47 47
Continental Can. 6334 70)4 6934 70
Corn Product#... 4734 4734 4734 4734
Crucible Steel... 5734 57)4 5634 5734
Crucible Stl pr.. 89 89 89 89
Cuban Cane Sug. 3034 3034 3034 3034
Cuban Cane S pr 8134 8134 8134 8134
Del & Hudeon... Ill 111 111 111
Den ft Rio Gr pr. 9)4 934 934 934
i Distillers' Secur. 49 50 49 4934
, Dome Mining.... 1234 1234 1234 1234
Erie Railroad... 1834 1834 1834 1834
Erie let pr 3034 3134 3034 83134
: c.i. 9A *.? *MU"UU 99 U 99Li
BM 1C ?U -?/ X 9 / V ?"/i
Fed M & Sm pr.. 40)* 40)* 40>g 40J*
Gaston W&W.. 30 30)* 30 30)*
General Electric. 149)* 151 143)* 151
General Motors.. 126 128 128 128
Granby Con M... 79)* 80 79)* 80
Great Nor Ore... 31)* 31)* 31)* 31)*
GreeneCananea. 48)* 48)* 47X 47J*
Gulf, Mo & Nor. 9 9 9 9
HaskeU& Barkr. 46)* 46)* 46)* 48)*
Inspiration 46)* 47 48)* 46)*
Inter borough.... 6)* 6)* 6)* 6)*
Intsrborough pr. 25 28 24)* 28
Int Agr Cor pr... 51)* 61)* 51)* 51)*
IntMer Marine.. 27)* 27)* 27)* 27)*
SOME COUPONS PAYABLE
MONDAYATTREASURY
Coupons on liberty loan bonds of
the first 3 H per cent Issue, the first
4s and the first 4 54 will be payable at
1 the Treasury Department on Monday.
Banks will also cash the coupons for
' customers.
' There are but 32,000,000,000 of the
' issues named outstanding, less any
' that may have been purchased for the
sinking fund.
' With a government payday and the
: coupons due in connection with the
regular business, the banks will have
a busy day on Monday.
On the Stock Exchange.
i There wasn't enough doing on to'
day's session of the local stock ex;
change to warrant mention.
I Dividends Declared.
i
! The Real Estate Title and the Co
lumbia Insurance companies have
1 each declared regular semi-apnual
dividends of 3 per cent, payable December
31, books closing December
21.
1 Dividend Declared.
Directors of the Home Savings
Bank have declared the usual semiannual
dividend of 6 per cent, payable
' January 1.
Annual Election.
' At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Home Savings Bank, held Tues|
day, there were re-elected for the
. coming year the same directors at
, present serving: William H, Burch,
Alex S. Clarke, Anthony Gaegler, John
B. Geier, M. G. Glbbs, J. P. Herrmann,
| R. H. Johnson, C. Kattelman, G. Percy
' MeGlue, William Miller, Howard Moran,
Jeim H. Ruppert, B. P. Haul. W. E.
Shannon, James F. Shea and John
Shughrue.
The directors organized by the election
of the following: - B. F. Saul,
president; Howard Moran, first vice
president; James F. Shea, second vice
president; Alexander S. Clarke, secretary;
F. C. Addison, jr., treasurer, and
' E. E. Swan, D. S. Venable and H. W.
Ireland, assistant treasurers.
HALTS WAR RISK REFUND
i
Amendment Providing No Reim1
bursement Prom Soldiers' De|
pendents Is Discussed.
i . ??
a. proposed amendment to the war
1 risk lnsuranoe act providing that no
r reimbursement bo required from aoi*
dloro' depondonto in cases where
' modifications of existing awards are
[ found necessary by investigation was
* discussed at a hearing of the House
interstate and foreign commerce corns
mtttee today.
Representative Treadway of Massachusetts,
who introduced the amendL
ment, explained that the war risk insurance
bureau at the start of the war
made many allowances te soldiers'
' families which later Investigation
i showed were not fully justified. Xn
such eases the department asked the
, families to refund the money, and in
, the event this was net done it was
' taken from the soldiers' pay.
f It vrouid b? enttroiy just, be said,
that the department stop future ailowanoos,
but the practice of domand'
lag reimbursement for bank payments
hascaused^nudd^rabla hardship and
rqrAyw
W ishbon
in
Home
i
7th !
714 14th Street N.W.
sinn
FAIR SIfitNGTH SHOWN
NEW YORK, December 14.?Little
was expected of the market during
the two hours' session today, and expectations
were realised. Trading
was very limited, occasionally a spurt
developing here and there, but with a
small aggregate turnover and without
much changes In prices. In the
first hour, as compared with the low
figures prevalent In the final hour of
yesterday's sessions.
There seems to be a fair demand for
the better class of industrials on recessions,
indicating that there Is scale
buying. ^
Sentiment Badly Mixed.
Sentiment is decidedly mixed on
many matters. The government practically
abandons control of the metal
markets, while It seeks to broaden its
hold on telephone, telegraph, cable
lines and railroads.
During the first hour the changes In
prices were fractional, and all In the
line of losses, extending to one-half
point on the average.
In the final hour, and especially In
the last thirty minutes of trading,
shorts made a.play to cover their contracts
put out yesterday In the last
half hour. The result was that they
bid up prices sharply and that the
closing was decidedly strong at the
best figures of the session.
Steel common was low at 9514 and
high at 96, the closing figure; Re>
public Iron and Steel gained 14 point;
Mexican Petroleum advanced slightly,
recovering an earlier decline of a
point. Other industrials, Can, Motoiw,
Tobacco, etc., recovered losses and in
some cases made good gains.
Bails Hove Slowly.
The rails moved very slowly, with
many losses of about % on an average
in the Crst hour, which were
fully recovered with almost a like
fractional betterment in the late
trading. Reading gained %, being
about the only stock to show as good
an improvement.
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.
After call:
Iansten Scrip. US at
Wathiagtoa Railway pit., S at TL
Bld and Asked Prices.
GAB BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
Washiagtea Gas 6s 97li 100
RAILROAD BONDS.
Capital Traction 6s 97 H
City and Suburban 5s 88 ....
Metropolitan R. R. 5s 95 ....
Washington R\ry. and Blec. 4s.. 72
Wash. Rwy. and Elec. gen. 6s... 96% 98
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Potomac Electric cons. 5s 94 95
Potomac Electric Light 5s 95
Potomac Electric Power 6s 95 99
Potomac Electric Power gen. 6s. 96% 98
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. 5s. 96 97
American Tel. and Telga. 4s 85 $4 86%
American Tel. and Telga. 4%s..< 91 93
Am. Tel. and Tel. Ctl. Tr. 5s... 95 96
Am. Tel. and Tel. cena. 6s 162% 102%
American Graphophone lft 6s.... 95 98
D. C. Paper Mfg. 6s. 100
Washington Market 5s 1927 95
Washington Markat 5a 1947 95
W. M. Gold Storage 5s .. 94
Sec. Storage and Safe Dep. 6s 101
Nerfalk and Wash, Steamboat 5s 106 .....
Rlggs Realty 5s (long) 1(W
Biggs Realty 5a (short) 100
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Capital Traction *87
Washington Bwy. and Elec. com. 50
Washington Rwy. end Blec. pfd. 70
Norfolk and Wash. Steamboat... 190
Washington Gas 54%
Americas Tel. and Telga.. 106%
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Mergenthaler *130 134
Lanston 60 65
Lanston Scrip 98% 99
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American 150 137%
Capital *224
Columbia 200 225
Commercial 185 190
District 152
Farmer* and Mechanics' 220 240
Federal 178
Lincoln 160
National Metropolitan 200
Bilge 420
136
National Bank of Waaiiington. 225
nar muvAW aTnrira
a^..l.?i'Purity am) jruat" .Tail" 280
National Snaiif* Truat 280
Unton TVoat 125
Waahincton Loan and Truat. ?... 239 245
Continental Truat 118 120
savings BANK STOCKS.
Heme ; *f?
Bank of Commerce and Sarlnfa. 12
Boat Waabinyton . *11
EJnrtty Snela*. and Qm ISO
I4b?rtj iw 115
FIE? IN8UEANC* STOCKS.
Arlinftan ' S 10
Corcoran *>
Firemen a 1J14
Herman-American 225 .....
National Onion sy,
title insokance stocks.
Columbia 4 .....
Bail EaUte 75
miscellaneous stocks.
Chapln-Saeka ISO
D. c. Paper Htg. Co BO
Merchants' Trine, and Storase.. 100 1IS
Security StOTOfe ISO
Security Storafe A Safe Daaoalt 110
VTaaktaston Market IB*
Is airiOen*.
LontooN mm.
J?2?'bilSSibU^aWlii?
three-month bills, S17-JJ per
FEKAHCIAL.
ie versus B
Wishbone people i
competition with back
wishing for wealth an<
and conveniences it is
bone a little more a
wished-for wealth.
It is not hard no
good price for your v
save some ?f the ear
that it surprises those
Savings Accounts.
To make it still eas
can be opened
Savings
Under U. S. Treasury Supervisioi
Street and Mass. Ave. ]
436 7th Street S.W.
/
THE WEATHER.
The District of Columbia, rain tonight
and tomorrow; warmer tonight;
somewhat colder tomorrow;
gentle to moderate southerly winds,
shifting to west tomorrow.
Maryland, rain tonight, colder in
extreme west and warmer in east
portion; tomorrow rain and somewhat
colder; gentle to moderate
southerly winds, shifting to west tomorrow.
Virginia, rain tonight, somewhat
colder in northwest and warmer in
interior of east portion: tomorrow
rain, colder in north and west portions;
moderate southerly winds,
shifting to southwest and west tomorrow.
(West Virginia, rain and somewhat
colder tonight; tomorrow cloudy and
colder, probably rain In east portion.
Becords for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at
the weather bureau for the twentyfour
hours beginning at 2 p.m. yesterday;
Thermometer?Yesterday. 4 p.m., 46;
8 p.m., 47; 12 midnight, 46; today, 4
a-m? 49; 8 a.m.. 47. Maximum, 48. at
7 p.m. yesterday; minimum, 46, at 7
a.m. today.
Temperature same date last year?
Maximum, 28; minimum, 18.
Barometer?Yesterday, 4 p.m., 30.25;
8 p.m.. 30.22; 12 midnight. 30.16; today,
4 a.m., 30.10; 8 a.m., 30.17.
Tide Tables.
(Compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey.)
Today?Low tide, 10:64 ^jn. (uid
11:46 p.m.; high tide, 4:21 a_m. and
4:64 p.m.
Tomorrow?Low tide, 11:62 am.;
high fide, 5:23 a.m. and 6:53 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Today?Sun rose, 7:19 a.rru; sun
sets, 4:46 p.m.
(Tomorrow?Sun rises, 7:19 a.m.; sun
seta 4:47 p.m.
Moon rises, 2:08 p.m.; seta 8:38 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted onehalf
hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
W Temper* ture.* n
1 s? 5I
fttatlans. Z o2
7 2.8 2.? ? weather.
i r? f
Abilene, Tex. 30.26 G4 86 .... Clear
Albany 30.06 88 38 0.28 Cloudy
Atlantic City 30.14 48 48 0.16 Rain
Baltimore .. 30.08 46 46 0.04 Foggy
Ultra a ret ... 3U.it? 42 13 Cloudy
Boston 80.16 40 86 0.14 Bain
Buffalo 29.80 52 52 0.16 Cloudy
Charleston .. 80.08 62 58 0.16 Cloudy
Chicago 29.90 44 88 0.20 Cloudy
Cincinnati .. 29.82 66 56 0.28 Bain
Cleveland ...29.80 60 56 0.14 Bain
Denver .....80.26 48 82 Clear
Detroit 29.78 56 46 0.76 Bain
El Paso, Tex 30.34 48 30 .... Clear
Galveston .. 30.14 58 48 0.82 Clear
Helena 80.04 48 42 .... Cloudy
Jacksonville.. 30.06 68 62 .... Pt.cloudj
Kansas City. 80.06 42 32 0.36 Clear
Iios Angeles.. 30.14 70 54< Clear
Louisville ... 29.80 66 56 0.36 Cloudy
Miami. FU.. 30.08 78 74 O.Ol Pt.cloudj
New Orleans. 30.00 76 56 0.42 Cloudy
New York ..30.10 44 44 0.24 Bain
Oklahoma ... 30.18 48 32 0.02 Clear
Philadelphia. 30.10 46 44 0.08 Foggy
Phoenix, Ariz30.20 62 32 .... Clear
Pittsburgh .. 29.86 62 60 0.10 Cloudy
Portland. Me. 30.28 38 34 0.38 Bain
Portland. Ore 30.12 56 52 0.28 Rain
8alt Lake C.. 80.48 34 28 Clear
San Antonio. 30.22 62 40 .... Clear
San Diego .. 30.12 66 48 .... Clear
8. Francisco. 30.82 56 46 .... Clear
8t. L*>uis .... 29.90 48 42 0.40 Rain
8t. Paul .... 29.88 38 24 0.02 Clear
WASH., D.C. 30.06 48 46 0.02 Bain
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock.
GRAIV AND PROVISION'S.
CHICAGO, December 14. ? Com
prices weakened today under selling
due largely to predictions that th<
weather would turn cold and dry
Such a change was taken to meat
likelihood of increased receipts. Ken
buying orders were scarce. Opening
prices, which ranged from U to 1U
lower, with January 1.37% to 1.33 %
and May 1.37% to 1.33%, were followed
by moderate additional declines.
Oats were easier with corn. Aftei
opening % to % off, with Januarj
73% to 74%, the market continued tt
sag.
Lower quotations on hogs and grain
gave provisions a downward slant
Immense shipments of meats and lar<J
appeared to have been discounted ai
a market faotor.
NEW YORK, December 14.?Lard
weak; middle west, 24.20a26.30. Othei
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO L1VB STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. December 14 (United
States bureau of markets).?Hogs?
Receipts, 55,000 head; market mostly
TO lower; slaughter facilities overtaxed
and many thousand hogs going
over without a bid;'top. 17.70; bulk
of sales, 17.35al7.65. Butchers, 17.50a
17.70; light. 16.85al7.55; packing,
16.75al 7.4S; throwouts, 15.75al6.75;
Pigs, good to choice, 14.00al5.50.
Cattle?Receipts, 3,000 bead; compared
with a week ago, beef and
butcher cattle fnoatly 25 to 60 lower;
eanners about steady. Calves, 1.00
lower; good weight (seders steady tc
II lower: common stock off more.
ghsap Receipts. 4,000 head; compared
with a weak age, lambs mostly
24 to 60 lower; sheep and yearling*
OTAHCIAL
... . _ r
ackbone
never have a chance in
:bone folks. Instead of
i the attendant comforts
better to exert the back
md earn and save tne
i
wadays to command a
irork, and it is easier to
nings?so easy, in fact,
who newly begin their
ier Savings Accounts
with One Dollar.
Compound Interest
on Savings Accounts
Banks
N.W.
8th and H Streets Ni
MONEY TO LOAN
e? D. C. Baal Ertita. tnmt bta
JESSE L. HEISKF.T.U
MM H Br. W-W.
j equitable!
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
Assets, $3,581,361
Save Systematically
Through the Equitable I
If you want to accomplish eny- D
thing In a financial way. you moat
make up your mind to save system- ||
atically. Join the Equitable now. II
Snbscriptloss for the I
76th Issue of Stock H
Brlog Receives H
Shares, $2.50 Per |
Month |
4 Per Cent Interest |
EQUITABLE BUILDING,!
915 F St. N.W. 1
JOH1* JOT EMOH. PreaMeat. I
FRANK P. REKSIDB. Secretary ^
The Safest Investments
are those that do not fluctuate daring
disturbed conditions of the
money or stock xnarkat. First deed
of trust notes (first mortgages),
well secured on real estate la the
District of Colombia, constitute
"gilt-edge" Investments and do not
depend upon tho flntaciil mponilbility
of individuals or corporations
for their stability. Wo can supply
such Investments in amounts from
$500 upward. Bend for bookltt.
"Concerning Isjans and Investments."
Swartzell, Rheem &.
Hensey Co_
727 Fifteenth Street N.W.
MONEY TO LOAN I
In Sums to Suit All Conditioao
On Approved Real Estate
District of Columbia
Current Rate of Interest.
Prompt Transactions.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co.
(IaeoieeesteO),
738 Fifteeatli Street N.W.
??- _ 1 ?
Money to Loan
Secured by Pint Deed of Trust on Real Mate
Prevailing Interest and core mission.
- Joseph I. Wel?er. 624 F St. N.W.
CALVIN G. TBIBBY DEAD.
Beal Estate Kan Was Confined to
Bed Five Months.
I Calvin O. Trlbby. well known reel
estate man and president of the real
estate firm of Slye ft Watson. Ino.
died at his home In the Huntington
apartment, December (. Funeral services
were held December T.
Mr. Trlbby had been In falling
health for the past two years, and for
five months prior to his death was
confined to his bed. He was bom la
Georgetown and had been Identified
with business Interests here for many
years.
He is survived by his wife and two
children, Gilbert Tribby and Mrs. Ed1
ward S. Hall; one sister and three
brothers, Mrs. George W. Offutt.
! Charles E. Trlbby. J. Clinton Trlbby
| and Arthur Trlbby.
BEKLIN BAJTK STATE ME XT.
BERLIN, tie London, December 14.
.' ?The statement of the Imperial Bank
- of Germany. Issued December T.
shows the following changes: Total
. coin and bullion decreased (24.000
, marks, gold decreased 471,000 marka
treasury notes increased 1I9.U5.000
i marks, notes of other banks increased
1.193,000 marka bills dfsoountod ln[
creased 10.598.000 marka advances
. decreased 230.000 marks. Investment*
Increased 2,308,000 marka other securities
decreased 191.(74,000 marka
I notes in circulation Increased 5(8,691,HacpuftlAd
470.
000 marKB, uoirv?>.. ?
768,000 marki. other liabilities decreased
7,576.000 marks, total rold
ho'.dlnr*. 2.807.883,000 marks.
First Trust Notes for Sale
! arcane ea tmweved O. leal estate. Cm.
his, good Html with best piialtli eacor nr.
Mice ta teaealaatlaaa at fraM CM <e tft.oua.
Treaaaetteaa (bet matttt. We collect tatercet
eat ettead te seen deteU earetollr.
Mo charge ta leceeten. OetUVetee at ode
: sat laeeieaec seller hire Whit.
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