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THE WASHINGTON TBIES. MOXDAY, AUGUST 26: 1918.
13
Latest Casualty List From
Oversea Forces
KILLED IN ACTION.
MAJOR.
SC V.. TrumBnsburj;, Arthur R. lion
Ion.
cvrTvrv.
H- Detroit, Fred William Drnndry.
X. k, nlnsbamlon, Klruy llnldwlii
Sleppy.
LIEVTKXAVrs.
Colo Dtnrtr, Dran X. Jcnk.
Conn., Waterbnry, Charlea P. LtDne.
Mo., St. Loo In, i;uKrnt W. Colrman.
Wla.. Wittenberg, Itnymond F. Blotch.
r.
SISnGKtXT.
Ala nnntTlllr. Kills J. Moon.
III., Irrlnston, Henry Prltameyer.
Maa, Mlddleaboro, Simeon U. Mck
crson. CORPORALS.
Knslnnd. Derby, Jamea Smith.
X. J., Jeraey Cly. GeorBV W. Urann.
X. Y Adama, Don Carlo. Round..
X. Y., Rew lork, rarl Anderaon.
X. D, Xew Salem. John Ilepsdorf.
Slau Charle.ionn, Loula 5. Danga.
Pa., Derry, heater A. WIneman.
Pa, Greenabnnr, Charlea H. Ambrnrt.
Pa, Philadelphia, A llllnm I,. Carry.
Pb Philadelphia, Leo 31. Grout,
Pa, WaahlnRton, Fell 31. Klnc. j
-, Toma ureeic, uaipa j. jiuuii-u-
nUGI.KU.
SUeb, Oaalnekc, Ward n. Morrlaon.
MECHANICS.
Ran, Coffeyrille, Axle B. Kiln.
Pa, Derry, Robert I. Tc.
PRIVATKS.
Cal, Alameda, Peter Larson. ,
CaL, nollUter, Frank It. Eeheverla.
CnL, Oakland, Edward II. Kubnle.
CU Oakland. Arthur G. Rood.
Cal, San Joae, Albert G. Perkina.
CaX, St. Helena, Bernard F. Korte.
Canada, Alta, Lone Butte, Walter L.
Fry.
Conn, TorrlnKton, John Kouar.
Conn, Waterbnry. Frank J. Down.
Pla, Dade City, IVylle Arnett.
Ga-, AdalraTlIle, Wylle Stephens,
Ga, Albany, Jeae D. Bridnea.
Ill, Danvera, John U. Kranae.
Italy, Chlaxzeria, Pro-Catanaaro,
Glavnnni Maruea.
Italy, Raaaaro Renoa, Vlttorla Ca-
rotto.
Ky., Diwira Sprlnga, Lemuel A.
Chap pel,
Ky, Padueah. Robert C. McCune.
Xd, Baltimore, Franklin A. Landram.
Xasa, Holyoke, Charlea Toker.
Kaaa, Maiden, Erneat S. Adams.
Maiden, Jnmea J. McCarthy.
Medford, George J. June.
Stoushton, 3Ilrbael Ronanuk.
Wallhaxn. William B. Benner.
laaa, Worceater, Walter P. Kelly.
" , Detroit, Ben Slarsolla.
Klleh, Detroit, Charlea M. Moffatt.
ItUca, Grand Rapid, Charlea W.
Brlnfcinaa.
T"fc i Jaekaoa, John Dendor.
Ho, Clarkton, Henry J. Lone,
alo, Kennett, Elmer Tucker.
JUo, Liberty, George B. Stone.
Sla, St. Joieph, Harold Owen Penne-
wIlL
Mont, Anaconda, Michael H. Bracken.
Mont, Walkerrllle, Butte, Anthony
Poxplsll.
KVh Wans. Karl T IfArain.
X. J, Jeraey City, William Aloyatua J
Diekhaus
X. 1, Xew York, Braxso Famo.o.
X. 1, Xw York. Irvine Xeedleman.
3. J, Newark, Henry Tellone.
X. Y, Wnlea Center. Allen Dlraon.
Tvcit York city, Frank V. Grlnnon.
T. C, Andrew., Paul Hocurd.
X. t, Calberxon, Errln Christopher.
X. C, Elkrllle. Will Z. Peanon.
X. C, KerneraTllle, William B. John
won. X. C, Klnc Mountain, William Ilar
rett. X'. 1, Burlington, Raymond V.
Klrkey.
A. Dak., DaTraon, Jacob Scboek.
X. D, Drake, Forreat T. D. Ilume.
X. D, 31lnot John C. Kenn.
Okla, Tulsa. Leon W. Gordon.
(Jkla, Marlow, Fred Idlett.
Ore, Woodburn, George W. ZIm
merle.
Fa., Alfoona, Franrl. A. Bender.
Pn, BradenTllle. George Knott.
Pa, Coaldale, Walter Ell.north Gi.
irchr.
Pa, Lntrobe, Xeal XV. PhlHIppL
Pa, Iblladelphla, AValter 1- Smith.
Ia, Srrantnn. John StankleiTlcz.
Pa, Allllnm.burg. Robert Franklin
Sollenlierger.
Tenn, Illckmnn. Cbarle Roy Balrd.
Tex, San Antonio. Mareua Pena.
t, Yeno.ky, Andrew Srrgn.
IVanb, llarrnh, Conrad notf.
Wnnh., Seattle, Paul F. Hauhrtm Jr.
Aa.h, Seattle. Richard C. Wlllard.
W. Va, AVbeellng, Jamea R. ritager-
ald.
AVI., Bloomer, Herman IT. Iteich.
A I., 1'oy Slppl, Edward A. Doro.
Wl, Sl.ter Bay, Harry W. Erlck-
.on.
Wl., Spring Yalley, Clair O. LeirUton.
Xo nddre.a, Ednard Smith.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
CORPORALS.
Ala, 31t. Vernon, Henry p. Bnrnett.
Ill, Zlon City, Lnwrence. R, 'Wolfei
3lont, Dllllnga, Charles L. Dunn.
X. Y, Yonker., Jo.eph Angu.tlne.
AVI., Horl.on, llnrry L. Lange.
PRIVATES.
Arte, Lowell, Thomas A. XalL
Cal, Loa Angrle.. Hall W. Watta.
Conn,. Union llle, Uaild Friedman.
Idaho, Payette, Berahnrd n. Huaehke.
Ill, Illngham, Edgar E. BuUca.
Ill, Chicago, JoxeC We.olowaki.
HI, Chicago, Frank S. WltkowakL
III, Chicago, Jo.eph J. WltxeL
III. Chicago, Charlea Zadlg.
Ind, Xew Orleana, Romaln L. Gull
beau.
Towa, Tabor, Clyde W. 3Iunalnger.
3Id, SlechanlcaTlllc, Jamea A. I'llker-
ton.
Ma.., Lynn, Andrew B. Lindsay.
Ma.., Ptt(.aeld. John M. Morrt.oa.
3Ilch, Houghton, Jndwin ELworth
Ingram.
Mich, St. Louis, Allen Bernard Plnka-
ton.
Minn, Little Falls, William J. Gra-
tell.
Xeb, Gerlng, Arthur Stucky
X. Y, DnnialUe, Paul X'. Lawrence.
X. Y, Rochester, Joseph Peter
Rooacy.
X. Dak, Bottineau, Serert Johnson.
Okla, Pryor. Grover Snlllran.
Fa, Pnnx.utnwney, Jamc. Emanuel
31clntyre.
Pa, Shamokln, Clyde C. Lytic.
3. D, De Smet, Earl Adelbert Lcmont.
Wn.h, Yaklha, Jamea R. Wllklnaon.
Wn.Ii . Senttle, Edward J. Wolff.
. Va, Oceana. Elmer Cook.
Wl., Cnzenqtla, Hubert McVatnara.
AVI., Fond Du Luc, Albert C Hohen-
ee.
AM., Grand Rapid., Henry Llp.lta.
Wl., Manitowoc, Bcrthold C.
Schwanta.
Wl., Marinette, Stere Andrew TJr-
banlak.
WIa, Orange, Jamea A. Dempsey.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT.
PRIVATE.
3Id, Baltimore, Christian J. Rltter.
DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIVATES.
Ind, Atlanta, William . Eller.
X. 11, Lisbon, C A. Goudir.
Tex, Post, Harey W. Redmond.
DIED OF AEROPLANE ACCIDENT.
LIECTEV 1AT.
Mont, X'orth Great Falls, Charlea L.
Watkin..
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
"OTHER CAUSES.
31 o.
'I '''fn-aaaVP'kfl
BEST hi 1 HE "
CH4TEAU
wLAKIiiGUISE
TOiere the windows frame
million dollar pictures of peaks,
lakes and glaciers.
"In the Lake, ever changing,
is Beauty herself, as nearly
visible to the mortal eyes as '
ehe may ever be."
In the heart of the
Canadian Pacific
Rockies
Alpine climbing with Swisi
guides trails to Lakes in the
Clouds metropolitan cuisine.
IGetTo KncwCanada Belter
YOUR HEAREST ALLY
Ak for Ilcaort Tour So. 145
C E PHELPS City Pan Act.
CAXADIVN PAIIFIC
IIAII.WAY
lll New York Ave.. Washington.
K It rEKRY Cen. AXfnt,
P.nr Department
131 Uroaday. .New 'Vork City.
LOANS
On Diamonds, Watches,
cid Jewelry
(South of Highway Bridge)
OUalXESS TILANSACTEII
HVELT THERE.
EXCLD. I
Taka car at 12th, at. and i'eonaylva.
pl are. for south end of Highway
Bride Oo car Uckel each war.
CAPTAIX.
Chinicotbe. Alexander M. Ellett.
LIEUTE.AT.
Ky, Lonl.lllc, Arthur V. Harris
IItI ATES.
Del, Harrington, 'William McK. Flem
ing Tenn, Dick.on, Charlie I. Knott.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
LIECTEXAXTS.
Mo, Knnsa. City, Earle Parson. Lnce.
X. 1, -eT Ilochelle, Hamilton K.
Foster.
. II, Concord, Richard S. nerenor.
Win, Ea.t litu Claire, 'William C.
Chrl.tcn.en.
V. i, Hartford. Edvrard J. GehL
Si:itGE 1TS.
In., Latroble, Georirc H. Dunn.
:'., I.lsonier, John .11. Deeds.
I'n, cit Derry, John A. Fatora.
I'a, Pilt.uursh, i:dnard SIcDonald.
ab, Walla Walla, llruce C. Whit
ney. Wl., Ean CInlre. Jarae. MeoIey.
ti.. Wet A.hland, Albert 11. Kors
xuoe. conroiiiLs.
Ind, Mnnroe Ity, Claude II. X'el.on.
Ind, Illrhmonii. Pnul Knnlf.
Kan, Arkan.a Cit, lien C. Cnnnlna;-'
ham.
Elaine, Lincoln, 3Inurire W. Pond.
Ma., Bedford. John II. Glnaebruok.
la..., Wllllum.toun, Harry J. Andcr
.on. r
HIh, Detroit. Wnll'r Jnsln.kl.
Mo, Knn.n. ( Ity. fiarrle Eugene Mi
chael. Mo, Moudy, Ilnilen O. Ray.
V A, et lork, Nalhnn ((ildniin.
In, IIOHleiter. John Julia. z.
!. , Ileerh Creek, it:i inoiiil M Dlrk..
lex, Ilrl e Hull county, William D.
MontKumrr;.
n, Crockett. I'red O. Ilatld.on.
Wl... n.bkoKh, William Robert Abra.
Iinm.
Wl.., i:au c lalrr, Richard Iremn.
III'GI.ERS.
I a., phllndrlphla, rajmond 1. Efran.
W. a , rsrt nlmrr, t'nrry II. Gliena.
mi:chaxics.
Mn.., Qulnnpoxet, I'dnard Jo.eph
MrLoul. In.
i'n , Lntrohle, W 1 f ed C. Tlflncfr.
I'a, Itorhr.lrr Mill.. Oilie Walter
Ma eke I.
PRIVATES.
Ia, Ihoenlx, Jew.le Morrl..
Ark, Ilenton. Rcnjainln 1". Lcley.
t onn, Hlshuod. llnrry Dnnlel Mautte.
Idaho. ( hrntcr, f'nrloi 1 lloon,
I'la, Danla, John S. Odom.
t.o, Adnlrntlllc. Jamr. C. Enrln.
Ill, ( blcnco, Ralph W. ndernoB.
Ill, fhlraco, Rlrliurd Cullen.
Ill, Chlcniso, lnrent I.odl.
Ill, Chlcnco, (harlr. A. Orllrh.
Ill Chlcaco, Suutucl Rothburt.
Ill, Chicago, I3dnrd Srrycnr.
Ill, lllKhnooil. t.rursc J. smith.
Ill, Krll, Mnrlort Huoten.
III. Iercy, Jnme. Ro.an.
III. Rockfurd, lucle J. Kel.cn.
Ind, Cotlncton, Wnyman M. ldtvards.
Ind, f oilnclon, Stephen I. Keller,
ind, Washington, Charles T. Ilaynem.
limn. Council Illiiff., llnrry II. eliMin.
Ioa, Emmct.burg, Alpha F. Ilroth-
er..
Italy, Ilcnctcnfo, S. Zlorglo Lamalara,
Antonio senrlno.
liy, Rrook.llle, Robert DnnoTan.
La, Ahbeillle. Mdney Le Malre.
I.O., Ero., Rodney J. Hobba.
La, Iieansport, Reuben . Horn.
Md, EmmlLbursr. Thomaa II. Little.
Md, at. Michael., William Colemaa.
Max., Cambridge, I'ntrlrk I, nullock.
Mn.., Glonce.ter. Clarence A. McNeill,
Mass, Holyoke, Timothy Flaherty.
Mn.., South Framalngham, Frank a.
Walsh. - ' I
Mass, Worcester, Leo E. Cnron. J
.Minn, Alexandria, William A. Pratt.
Mo, St. Louis, Joe A. Elanser. j
Xeb, South Omaha. Anton Remar.
X. Y, Ilrooklyn, John II. Doyle.
A. 1, .Neir lork, Timothy Callaahan,
. Y., Rochester, Frank C. Oiran,
X. v., SIIIIiTater, Earl J. Manning. I
X. 1, Wapplngers Fall., Martin A.
Cnrtln. '
X. C, Gold.boro. Erne.t Wlllougbby.
N. C, Tnylonilllc, Rnymond Rarne.,
X. 11, Portland, Frank II. Frederlck
aon. X". D, Lererne. Cnrl-Jcn.en.
Ohio, Kenton. Phillip Hnrt.
Ohio, Woo.trr. Dlnlr W. Flaher.
Okla., Ilrrnt, Willie R. Xorrld.
Okla, Frederick, John S. Kerr.
Okla, Xenby, Claud II. Ilutler.
Okla, nu.eIlTiIle, Henry Corey.
Okla, Yale, Allen Rcld.
Pa, Carbondnle, William Doda.
Pa, Frrderleksbnrg. Elmer C. Sfaarpe.
Pa., Lntrobe, Renald E. GlbMin.
I'a, Mildred. Domlnlck ScpponnL
Pa, Wayneaboro, William II. Bln
baugh. Rna.Ia, Kale.l, Grodzlnskt, Guberna,
John SobolcTrnkL.
South Italy, Palml, Antonlne Dom
mlo. Tenn, Alamo, Joe C. Vandyke.
Tenn, Robbln.. Herbert C. Smlthcr.
Tex, Gary, Wllllnm R. McDonald.
Va, Stone Rrldgr. George Wines.
Va, Wythevllle, Frank S. Shrader.
Wash, Elk, Stanley J. CrulL
W. Va, White Sulphur Springs, Wlll
lnm A. " oung.
W'K, Rondnel. .Inlln. W. Spreeman.
Wli, La Cro..e, John J. Clbalka.
Win, Marlon. William F. Bertran.
Win, Milwaukee, Augu.t Glpp.
Wis, Monroe, Alfred Plu...
Wis, Superior, Clarence LaSallea.
Wis, Paul M. Amorn.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED.) LIECTEXAXTS.
La, Omega. Jnmea rcrry Cole.
X. J, nutlnnd. Hnrnld Fl.her.
Xeir York city, Wllllnm Ranmet.
Xew York city. Arthnr S. Crane.
m:rgea.ts.
Pa, nialmillle, Edgar F. Raker.
Pa, Philadelphia. Robert FUher.
Pn, Philadelphia. Ardo C Smith.
CORPORALS.
Pa, FraefcTtlle, George A. Rerdanler.
Pa, Llvermore, Frank SI. Rarkley.
Tex, Paris, Robert II. Proctor.
I'a, Pott. i Hie. William II. Hayes.
Pa, Scliujlklll Hnenf Hugh X. Coxe.
Pa, Sunny.lde. Jnme. M. Slckel..
sir.cn WIC,
Ga, Augusta. Je.e M. Crusan.
WAGOXKRS.
Pa, Phlladrlpbin, Eugene Renter.
Pa, Schuylkill Haven, John A. Knnrr.
Pa, Waynrsburg, Glenn R. Morrison.
Wis, Snrlng, Ilnrold Mon.on.
privati:s.
Fla, Arcadia, Arthur E. Velth.
IdnhoV Jerome, Ralph Kcltner.
Idaho. Montpeller, Lenl. W. Tanner.
Italy, Sas.nrl, tllorannl Fogu.
Ivy, Room llle. Henry W. Kramer. "
Ky, Cowan, Sterling G. McKny.
Mn.., Hyde Park, Alrxl. Galanlf.
Ma.., Tannton, Leroy Olson.
Mich, Rogers City, William n. Ged-
drrt.
Pn, IJo-.t Emporium, Albert A. Rnrr.
Ma.., West Falmonth, Arthur C.
Unrkr.
X. J, FalrricTf, Patrick J. Maaso.
X. J, Newark, AVnlter Ralkow.
X'. 1, Rrewerton, Hnrry A. Wing.
. 1, Ilrooklyn, Frederick J. Jacob
.en. XI, Brooklyn, Rolrlnw Plrxla.
. 1, Ilrooklyn, Henry G. Slltert.on.
X. Y, Troy, Stnnley R. Hon.lnger.
X. A . Wntcrtonn. W llllnm J. Gregory.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Frank emnrUlfr.
Okla, Noble, Robert E. Brown.
Okla, Enid, Ilonnrd J. Piper.
I'n Apollo, Ira Dccnicr.
I'n , Aultraan, Sam Cruclnnl.
I'n, Illnlr.tlllr, James D. Forsha.
I'a, lllalr.llllr, Ru.srll R. Palmer.
Pn, Dlalr.tillr. hnrlrs T Reed.
I'n, Con.hobockcN, Joseph R. Smith.'
I'n, Che.ler, I'eter Toma..
P:i, C'rreksldr. Wilbur II. Seanor.
Pn, Dayton. Merle I, Been.
in, l.nr, jonn i. I iiumpMrn,
I'n, lrne.t. John J. Do?lc. I
I'a, Ernest, W niter Shlninkcy. j
I'n, Jersey Shore, hnrle. I. Sands. j
l'u, Johnstown. Bernard J. MrGIltery.
Pn., Leechburg, t larence E. Gonser. 1
Pn, Lloyd, Torrcnce A. Scarborough, i
I'a, MinerSille, John G. I'nrlry. t
Tex, Mount I'lea.nnt, Jamc. It. DU1. I
Pn, ew ("n.tle. I'rnnk Ro... '
I'n, Xrw Stanton, Anson Moore.
l'u I'ine Grote. Harry Benjamin t
Dentrn. t
Pa, Philadelphia. Harry G. Weber.
i'a, I'ottNillIc, Arthur F. farcy.
I'a, Pottatlllc, GcnrKC W. Duby. ' I
I'n, Pntt.tllle. Harold J. I.rlser.
I'n, I'hlladelphla, Joseph Flllmyer.
Pn, Pru.peet, John . Illlllanl.
I'n, Snlt.burg. Robert A. W'augnman.
I'a. Schuylkill Ilmrn, Harry E. Kel
ler. Pa. Schuylkill Haven, Milford. D.
Klahr.
I'n. Schuylkill HnTrn. Hnrry E.
Reber.
I'a, Sbamokln. Charlea Ilnlnea.
Pa, Trrnton. Dnlphon Jacob..
I'a, Volant. Walter D. (.IITrn.
I'a, Wclglestonn, lork County, Leroy
W elgle.
Portugal. Madrro, John F. Gouvea.
Wash., I".Iiiib, Dnlght J. Murray.
Run. la. Kllmhocko, Jo.eph N. Gorocfa.
Tex, BNbop, Eugene Tumllnnon.
Wn.h, t fi.mipoli, f 'hnrle. DutTey.
Wash, slnn.on l'erry, Lnwrence An
trcj. Wn.h, Hoftulam, Henry C Hegblom
cher.
Wn.h, .North Yakima, Ralph R. Tay
lor. Wn.h, Spokane. Edwin J. Bnxard.
Wash, Wnll.i Wnlln, Wlllard L. Flrt
W. Va, f barlc.towti, George W.Jones.
Wl., Ocento, Milton Cain.
SERVICE STARS
tOanrtexit: 11: By Jobs T. XeCntaon,l
Ohio, Cincinnati. Julius A. Deller.
Ohio, Toledo, Morris Goodman.
Ore, Canionvllle, George H. Fallltt.
Ore, Ironside, Canlllou. I. Iawrenee.
Ore, Portland, Llle Dnlley.
INi, Mc.doo, Vasily Potocboy.
Pa, Philadelphia, George R. Gosner.
I'n, I'lttxhurgh, John L. McGulre.
I'a , I'hlladelphla, Edward J. Sparka.
I'n, South Bethlehem, Jessie Fred
erick. Pn, Sunbury, Robert R. Rorlck.
Rus.la Poland, Llgovoo, Joe Gatfran
akk Utah, Sclplo, Edward C. Peterson.
Vn, Alexandt'a. Theron R. GroTea.
lu. Council, Elbert Fletcher.
Wash, Lebnm, Slla. V. Workman.
Wash, Olallu, ( edor J. Fagerud.
Wn.h, Seattle, Raymond Vaughn.
Wn.n, Spanway, John Rohr.
W. Vn, Cnmeron, Wllllnm T. Eller.
W. Is, Grrcn Sulphur, Emerson Ar
nold Martin.
W. Va, Xew TbaekcT. Stewart Lone
Wl., Rhlnelander, Georse E. Swed
berg. RgEVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED
OF WOUNDS, NOW REPORTED
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED.) MAJOR.
Via, Rnmer, Jnmes C. Wllltama.
i.ii:t"ri:xAXTs.
ill, Springfield. Elmer E. nagler.
Kan, Pittsburg. Jnme. W. Ilnnbery.
. J, Icyporf, Alfred P. Conoier.
.N. C, Weldon, i:tlnt H. Clark.
I'n, ew Bethlehem, Walter W.
Craig.
I'n, Ephratn. Drleth Eber Mrlllnger.
Pa, I'hlladelphla. Leon F. Roemer.
Tex, Waxabachle, Thoma. It. Brad
Icy. Wu.h, Everett, Harold Clinton Waa
gntt. Wl., Milwaukee, John Barton Mc
Carthy. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS-
ING, NOW REPORTED KILLED
KILLED IN ACTION.
I.IEtTEVAXT.
Ark, O.rcoln, John McGavoek Grtdrr.
PRISONER.
tORPORAI, j
Ind, Aurora, Harvey I'hlpp.. i
- - 4-
SEVEN HEN AS
THE LOCAL MARKET
TRADING DIVIDED BETWEEN
BONDS AND SHARES.
Washington Gat, Capital Traction,
and Washington Railway and
Electric Securities Transferred.
Commercial National and Other
Companies' Stocks Find Purchasers.
The local stock exchange had a.
fairly active day, with trading In
bonds and shares about equally di
vided in demand. One $500 Wash
ington Css Light bond S per cent at
00, and a $1,000 Washington Gas
Light, S per cent at DO, changed
hands; also a J500 Washington Rail
way and Electric 4 per cent at 09,
and a $100 Capital Traction at 994.
Thirty shares of Coramsrclal Na
tional Bank, in three sales of ten
each, sold at 18S. Four Lanslon
chares sold at 57. and ten Merchant.
Starice and Transfer at par. A JG
Lansrin senp sold at 9714. and Wash
ington Gas Light three shares sold at
Wash. Loan & Trust.... 236 2
Continental Trust 115 . 11
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Home Savings 420 ...
Bank of Com & Sar.... 12 ...
East Wash.-Sav. Bank.. 11 ...
Sec Sav. & Com. Bank. 175 ...
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Arlington Fire Ins...... 8 It
Corcoran Fire Ins 90 ...
Firemen's Fire Ins 18 ...
Ger. Amer. Fire Ins.... 240 ...
Nat. Union Fire Ins.... 554 ...
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.'
Columbia Title Ins 4 5
Real Estate Title Ins 80
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Chapln Sacks 180
D. C. Paper Mfg. Co.... 90
Mer. Trans. &. Stor 100 115
Security Storage 183
Washington Market .... 104 ...
U. S. Realty Co 12fc ...
ALLOTWiORE
- HOTELS PACKED
TODAY'S SALES.
Commercial National Bank, 1O01SS,
10-S10S, 10S1SS.
Lanston, -Hi57.
Merchants Transfer and Storage,
lOfilOO.
Lanston script. CS97U-
After call Washington Gas, 5"s,
5OOf90. M.000fi9G.
Washington Gas. 33S2I4.
Washington Railway 4's, J50069.
Capital Traction 5's, $500ij99?i-
LOCAL BOND MARKET.
GOVERNMENT BONJJ3.
Bid. AsUed.
03
, MISSING IN ACTION.
LIECTE.NAINT.
Ill-GLEIU
Ky, Loill.illlr. Rbcn C. .Button.
Tex, Au.tln. Ilcnininln 31. trrn.baw.
PHIl ATEt.
Imperial. Robert B. Wrather-
Angclc., Alphon.ua F. i
Oil.
ford.
Cul, Lii.
1 bnnini.
Cut, Onklnnd. I,c.ter A Small.
Ill, Brockton, Inude licrrlrk.
HI, hlcugo. Ilermnn Andcr.on.
Ill, i hlcngo. rthur A. Klrrhner.
Ill, Chicago, Frank L. Lankownkl, Jr.
Itul, Purablta I.eccc, Ce.Imo He-
dunno.
Ill, t apron, Amo. A. Herman. on.
Ill, t hlcngo. Jamc. E. 1'ettcr.on.
Ind, lllrkncll, John Kool.
Ind, f'rauford.tlllc, i:nrl 1 oung.
Ind, Mnrengo, Curtl. II. Jenkins,
lown, t Inrrnrc, Hurry M. Stouffer.
lown, Horiilck, Ilenton 1, t orey.
Hal), Folrlno, I'aleta Chlata, Filo-
meno thliitclla
La, Franklin, Jo.eph A. Grrgolre.
Mich, Rrutii., Sojnmon Nnldcr.
Mich, Highland Park, John F. Mr-
Srtccnej.
Mlfb, -North Branch, Valdla C Pat
rick. Slont, Ml.aonla, Mifrlnn F. Fuller,
cb, Omnha, Henry 9ento.
Xcr, Round 3Iountaln, FIdenaa G,
Ott.
X. Brooklyn, Woltcr Gro.lry.
X. Y, Brooklyn, HoTard Knlacr.
X". V, Iluflalo, Anthony f.eorge
Lanke..
N", 1., Corning, ICrneat J. Trarla.
X. 1, High Falla, Ul.trr to, Phillip
S. I uir).
V. .t Rocheater, Ira aprlng.
X. J, Trenton, 'raak Kalraczek.
X. V, -Troy, Tliamu I. Owens,
ANARCHISTS INN
Y
1
NEW YORK, Aug 26 Six men and
one girl, alleged to be Russian an
archists, have been arrested here by
Department of Justice agents and
army Intelligence officers, and arc
charged w ith being responsible for cir
culars attacking President Wilson and
the American war policy.
The men, w ho w ere caught In a som
ber and out-of-the-way room on the
East Side, wore long hair and were
hiavily bearded. They call them
selves "the Blast Group" taken from
the Emma Goldman and Alexander
ltcrkman publication, called "The
Blast."
The circulars attacking President
Wilson and America's war policy
were circulated teveral days ago.
Forged draft cards, guns and
bundles of anarchistic circulars were
FCized when the East Side room was
raided. Other rooms In the building
will be bParchcd for other evidence.
Federal agents said. In the hope of
diaclobing some connection of "The
Blasters" with the German spy ring In
thtx country.
Tho girl member of the "Blast
Group" Is Mnllle Stlner, a twenty-one-
ear-old waist maker, who lives
where the raid was, mad. She came
from Russia five years ago.
U. S. TAKES OVER BANK.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 20. Bank
commissioners of Missouri today
took over management of the Union
Station Bank of SL Louis when It failed
to open Its door, According to Com
missioner O N Enrlght, the entire
capital of JlOO.noO and surplus of
$27,000 are gone. Deposits amount
ing to J1.SOO.000 made chiefly by
railroad men, are endangered
U. 8. Reg. 2's 9SH
LT. S. Coupon 2 OS's
U. S. Reg. 4's J08H
U. S. Coupon 4's 100H
D. C 3C5-s
Liberty Loan 3V 1030
Con. Lib. Loan 4's 04.22
2d Lib. Loan 4's 113 00
3d Lib. Lojin 4U's 95 12
1st Con. Lib. Loan 44's 94.20
2d Con. Lib oan 4-Ss. 93 92
GAS BONDS.
Georgetown Gas 5's
Washington Gas 5's 9i
Col. Gas & Elec 5's 80
Col. Gas gc Elec Deb. .V. 75
RAILROAD BONDS.
Cap. Trac. It. R. 5's 09.
Ana. & Potomac 5's . s."
Ana. Pot. Guar. 5's 84
Metro. R. R. 5's iU
Wash. Ry & Elec 4'a... C-ij
Wash.. Bal. & An. 5's. . . hi
99
83
ko
100
90
70
101
90
97
Lend yoor money aa freely aa our
boya irt giving tbemaelvea. Buy War
Savinga Sampa.
MISCELLANEOUS BOVDS.
Potomac Elec, com. 5's. 01 9t
FoL Elec Lt. 5's OG'-J OS
Pot. Elec l'ower 6's ... . t,
Pol. El P. gen. 5's 93 '-j 04
C. A-1. Telephone 5's.. . 07S OS
Amer. Tel & Telga. I'a. 77 'i 77J
Am. Tel. & Tel. 4'4's.. S2 Si
Am. T. & T. Ctl. Tr. 5's. 8714 74
Am. Oraphophone 1st C's 0(1 91
D. C. Paper Mfg. G-s OS 100
Wash. Mkt. 5's 1027... 93
Wash. Market 5's 1917.. 05
W. M. Cold Storage 5's. . 94
Sec Stg. & Safe Dep. C's . .
N & W. Steamboat 5's.. 100
RIggs Really 5's (Long). ...
Rlggs Realty 5's (short).
U. S. Hcalty 5's 101
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Capital Traction SS 89
Wash. Ry. & Elec. com. . 50
Wash. lly. & Elec pfd. . 70
N & W. Steamboat.... I5S 170
Washington Gas 51 52
Columbia Gas & Elec. 35
Amer. Tel. & Tel 00
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Mergenthaler Linotype.. 112'4 1135J
Ianston Montotype 53 00
Lanston Script 07 07 VI
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American Nat. Bank.... 140 ...
Capital Nat. Bank 224
Commercial Nat. Bank.. 187 190
District Nat Bank 140
Far. & Mech. Nat. Bank. 220 240
Federal Nat. Bank 170 ...
Lincoln Nat. Bank ICO
Nat. Metropolitan Bank. 200 207
RlECs Nat Bank 405 445
S-cond Nat. Hanr 150
Nat. Bank of Wash .... 230
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
Amer. Sea. & Trust i20
National Sav. & Trust... 278
Union Trust.
120
LALTIMORE. Aug. 20. Baltimore
hotels have smashed all previous rec
o'ds in the number of guests .regis
tered this summer. Normally a dull
period of the year, with most o' the
r?ular guests at mountain or sea
shore, the summer months this year
have found the hotels- packed to ca
pacity and turning prospective guests
away every day because of lack of ac
commodations. For all of which, and
the changed aspect of local hostelries.
the war Is responsible.
In the first place, owing to the
overcrowded condition of Washing
ton, hundreds of big business men
who turned over their private enter
prises to subordinates and are tiv
Ine their entire time to war work at
Washington, are now- regular resi
dents of Baltimore hostelries, going
to Washington every morning .and
returning to Baltimore at night. In
addition to this, Baltimore's extensive
war industries have made it an Im
portant link In the chain, having New
York at one end and Washington at
the other, and hundreds on war busi
ness And lt necessary to stop over in
Baltimore to attend to certain details
In" the course of their reeular trips
between New York and the Capital.
The proximity of Camp Meade has
been another big contributing factor,
as has Camp Holabird. Clerks of the
local hotels say that scores of guests
are continuously registered who ar
fathers, mothers, wives or other rela
tives of boys at Meade, who come
to Baltimore and spend weeks at a
time to be near their loved ones.
During the Urns that the 312th Held
artillery and the 315th and 31Gth In
fantry regiments, all Philadelphia and
Pennsylvania outfits now overseas,
were at Meade, week-end automobile
parties from Pennsylvania taxed the
capacities of the hotels.
The week-end rush of men from
Holabird and Meade was so great
that the hotels were unable to take
care of it. and provision for the men
had to be made by the War Camp
Community SerIcc A goodly num
ber of such men. however, every Sat
urday and Sunday,- are among the
registered guests of the city's best
hotels. Hundreds of army and navy
officers. In or passing through the
city, help swell the number.
The war has given a totally differ
ent aspect to the lobby of every
hotel In the city. Gone are the lobby
clubs of old, where old friends gath
ered, and, tapping toes with canes
and puffing fragrant cigars, swap
ped yarns and exchanged experiences.
In the lobby of a big downtown
hotel yesterday every chair was
taken, but not a single man was
talking to another. Each was eith
er absorbed. In a paper digesting the
war news or nervously watching the
clock, anticipating the keeping of an
engagement. The terse comment of
the desk clerk. "Nothing special go
ing on; Just busy," describes not
only the condition of the hotels, but
the attitude of the guests as well.
In tho grill rooms the gay parties
of other years are conspicuous by
their absence and over the doors of
several are sign nf the Unlteii States
Food Administration admonishing the
diners to eat and drink less Women
clerks, and elevator operators em
phasize still further the .different at
mosphere which pervades the hotels
today as contrasted with the atmo
sphere a few years ape,
WALL ST, MARKET
INTEREST IN STEEL COM
MON AT OPENING
Stocks Make Good Gilm In Initial
Trading, But Prices Recede After
First Sales ."Canadian Pacific
Makes Advance of Half a Point.
NEW YORK, Auc. 20.J-Nearly all
the Interest at. the opening of the
stock market today centered In Steel
common, which was In urgent demand
all through the first fifteen minutes,
making an opening gain of S to
IMS.
Othtp mfnflem ntor1 vuin ! .
thejnltlal trading, buafter the first
sales receded, and at the end of the
first quarter of an hour showed net
losses from Saturday's closing prices.
Canadian Pacific made an advance
of .i to 170. from which lt dropped
to 169.
After Tnalcin manv Klt m.
- -----e u . saw r staau .
orda for the year, the market showed
an .abrupt change (ate In the fore
noon, nearlv .11 th lmn., -
declining from 1 to 2 points from the
UIKA.
Steel common dropped from 115 to
113T&. while lo.ne. nf ahntif th .m
amount were sustained In the other
sceei industrials.
Saturday.
Cloaa. RUr3.
ZX Alaska O M.. 3U
Aias.-Jnnean. 2
33J4 AlUs-Cftal... 34
69 Am Beet Snj 718
47M Am. Can.... AB'A
Saturday.
Oom.
24J Southern Ry.
643 So Ry pf...
J8J youth YaciCa
76 '& SoPacpf....
Siudebalcer..
lSa Tenn C & C,
Hlia. Lev.
24 H 24U
64 64
sex
77
44.K
19
1533
89S
77
44Ji
19JS
154
Id
PJC.
24X
641,
Lra-
3J
IX
:-3X
7J
47
9Js Am Ag ChenfclOOJ 100
66 'i
42U
22
S4
33J$
42-
783.
67a
85JS
42
21U
3'i
33
41X
73
17X
120
. p.kt
3.',
2
33S
718
48J$
100K
f5fc
42
21
93 W
33H
42
788
678
A C & Fdv
428 Am Cot OH..
218 Am H-i L..
84J A H & L pt.
Amer Ice....
418 Am Linseed.
Am Lin pf...
673. Am Loco
128J Am Sam Tob. 1288 1273$ 128
Am S Tob pf. 9 89 89
778 -Am Smelt's. 78.'i 778 778
75tf A Steel Fdy. 758 75H 758
HOtf Am Susar... 1118 110 Ills
Am Sugar pf. 109J 109 109JS
97M Am Tel & T. S8 875 98
1E9J Am Tobacco 160 163 160
Am Woolen.. 538 538 588
36K Am W P pf. 36?6 308 368
Am Zinc...
C63C Anaconda ...
67 Atchison. .
Atchison pt.
948 Bald Loco...
56J Bait & Ohio.
Batopllas Mn.
BethSUpf.
85! Beth SU B. M
Brook R T..
145 Burns Bros..
170 Can Pacific.
O'i Cen Leather.
588 Ches & Ohio.
93J C4NW....
508 CM iS P..
0!4 CM&SPpf
268 CR I t P R.
678 CRI&P 6 wL.
788 CRIP7ri..
Chile Copper
478 ColP& I...
353i ColG&E...
433. Corn Prod...
ContCan....
69J Crucible Stl.
0 ' Cuba C Su:.
Del L&W..
59 DisSec
153$ Erie ...
328 Erie 1st pfd.
Erie dpf....
147U Gen Elec,...
162tf Gen. Motors.
93 Z Gt North pt.
318 Gt Nor Ore..
448 Greene C C
1268 Harv. N. J...
Hask & Ban.
518 Ins Copper..
618 Int Agri pi.
64'A Int Harres..
Int Harv pf.
30 Int Nickel...
35 Int Paper....
Kan. City...
338 Kennecott ..
848 Lack Steel...
L&Mpf....
116 Lou & Nash.
27 Marine com..
102J Marine pfd..
26 Maxwell M C
Max 1st pf...
Mexican Pet.
278 Miami Cod...
538 Mldvale Stl..
Mo. K &. T..
MSPSSM.
248 Ma Pacing...
57 Mo Pac pf...
NatC&C...
743 N Y Cent...
127 NYlrBrk.
Nat Lead....
448 N YNH&H.
N Y O & W..
903 Nor Pacific. .
Nor Amer....
98 Ontario Silvr
38 Ohio Gas...
ee'A Owens BM..
44 Ohio F S...
Pacific Mail.
448 Penn R R...
51Ja Pitts Coal...
27li P.itts & WVa
81 P&WVa pf.
39 Plerc-Arrow
708 Press SU Car
112 Pull Pal Car.
24 Ray Con Cop
67X Ry SU Sprjrs
90!4 Reading -.
93 R. I. & Steel.
7'A Saxon Motr.
73i Seab'd A L. .
Bhattuck A 0
32 Sinclair Oil.
614 Slots 31
178
67
.678
82
958
568
18
1043i
85
298
146
170J
708
53
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268
63.
798
168
478
388
443
72.'
698
318
176
59
15?;
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233
1478
1618
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328
448
1273$
46U
623$
62l
65
106
30'
36
183$
338
848
102
1158
278
1023$
268
58
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278
54
58
928
S48
573
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743.
127
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448
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408
98
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88
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558 558
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848 84 '4
398 398
146 146.U
1678 168
69 70,'i
588 5d8
933$ 933$
508 b08
79 ' 79 X.
258 268
678 fc8
79 798
168 l168
478 47M
353$ 353$
438 448
728 72K
69 19
30tt 30
176 176
588 88
158 158
32U 328
233$ 233$
147 147
1618 1618
92!i S3'A
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443$ 448
1273$ 1273$
43 46
52 52U
628 628
65 65
106 103
298 298
36 36
183$ 183.
33 33U
648 848
102 1C2
1158 1158
278 278
1018 1013$
263$ 263$
58 8
101 1018
278 278'
538 538
58 58
928 928
14 24
57-S 573$
17 17
74 74
127 127
67 67
433 44
218 218
908 SO'
408. 408
934" 98
Text Pac. . 15.. 15
JVi Tobac Prei. 72 71?f
U Cic Store 134.'& 109 -0SCIP&F.
138 138
128 Unicn Pac.. 1283$ 1278
1308 United Fruit 13J 1298
128 U S Ind Al. 1285-1283i
628 U S Rubber. 6?8 63
U S Rub 1 pf 1048 1048
1148 U Z Steel. 115 1128
ti S Steel pf
Utah Copper
Va-CarChera
Wabash--...
Wabash pt A
438 Wesfhouse..
15 x 'Weatera.Md.
193. Willys-Over.
Wilson pf.
1108
38
10
40
1108 1108
91
638 Wor Prop M.
82
568
10
40
44
158
198
918
668
818
658
98
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435.
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98
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f
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63
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388
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198
918
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PAPER SHORTAGE ,
L
BAN
ONGTALK
38
67
43
388
70
43
328 328
448 448
51
37
81
39
51
37
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39
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112 1128
238 238
668 68
90 903$
928 93
7
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7
73.
158 158
328 328
Because of the shortace of nrtat
paper In the Goremment Prtntlajc
Office, members of the House ar
urged to cut oat Iong-winCed
speeches. The fact that there lart
enough paper In sight to permit t
printing: of lengthy speeches en x
sorts of subjects. In the Congressiozi
Record was brought out today. '-,
Congressman Walsh of JussacSu
setts stirred up th matter wnent
criticised the length of speeches pat
Into the Record by Congressarv
Blanton and Treadway. He sal" '
"Such speeches ought not to be al
mltted in view of the paper short
age." '
Chairman Bamhart. of the prmttrr
committee, said he had been authorize f
by his committee to ask members to rf
slow on printing lonz- speeches beeaaa
of the shortage of paper In the,Prlntlfcr
Offke. He added that lt would prtfx
ably be. necessary to commandeer ptfper
In order to get out the GoTemment pub
lications. I
nin riT rnn i rno
UHHtAirUKLtto-
IN LOS ANGELS
The cost to the average faraflT Va
Washington for food Is 10.5 per ceht
more than If the same food were tor-
chased In Los AngeleiC according
Sgures collected in the two cltfes
July 23 by the Bureau of Markets;
In a statement given out with a.
table of flfrures showing comparisons
between Washington and Los Angelea
food prices, the bureau says: , "
"The accompanying figures shovr
Washington to be considerably higher
on a treat majority of the food prod
ucts listed in the first group.
"Washington Is 10(i per cent higher
on potatoes and one-third per cent
higher on bread. These two commo
dities make up a considerable portiost
of the average family's expenditure,
for food and 13 largely responsible
for Washington being 1D.5 per cer.C
higher. ''
"In the dairy product group Los Alj
geles Is slightly higher on three of
the articles, with Washington higher
on only one. "
"In the fresh meat group. Washing,
ten is from 22 to OS per cent high!
on all products listed, w i S.i t
tlon of pork chops, v. ,.ch ore
same price In both cities.
"In the cured meat fi'oup Lor AIU
gtles Is higher on all but ttl
bacon.
"Washington is i fry teuifc tighe
on all fruits and vegetables &ad sasj
what higher on canned vegetables.
"In the flour and corn meal groups,
Los Angeles Is higher on two of the
three articles listed with the same
price prevailing on one."
BEFRIENDS DOG, DIES OF BITE
HAZLETOjr.' Pa, Aug. 29. Thirteen-year-old
Josephine Shlmanskl. of
Parte View, died of blood poisoning
from the bite of a stray dog wblcl
she befriended. She was treated aO
the State Hospital, but wanted to ro
home when she learned she could noB
recover and reached her parents
home two hours before she passed.
away.
OBSERVE ROUMANIA DAY.
ROME, Aug. 28. Roumania day
was successfully celebrated here yes
terday. 4
. I
FINANCIAL
W1
Capital and Sarplna. C0O0 .800
HO will look after
your properly in
terests while you are on
duty overseas? Settle that
nuestion before the next draft.
Mr. Business Man, by arrltiv;
inc NOW with this institu
tion to serve as your Finan
cial AKent. Depiuv or IrtinEcr.
We are empov-ered to Ret m all
fiduciary capacities 0'ir entire
assets are a bond for the faith
ful discharge of any trust dele
gated to our care,
glTConfrrtnce without obligation
Invited.
National Saving &
Trust Company
Car. I'-lk ini N V. Ave
ni"rvsXo. u -xnxw.
The Safest Investments
Ara thaaa that s M( nnetnaU 4urUS tfla.
tnrbl esndttlona of taa raonay or stock maM
tats. First deed of truat notca (first merM
mil), well ancand oe, real, aetata la tha
bl.trlet at Columbia, esnstlrau "tilt-ads
InTtatmata. and thar So not Srpad npoo tM
trardal rapenilbtuty sf hvdlTidoala er com
Mratlana for thIr atablllty. Wa can anstfy
iveh lnTatmntp In amotrata rrora t5S9 ua
vara. M r NxiiUt "Coaoralrt (Jul
nS tBrtrallt.
SWARTZELL. RHEE.M &,
HENSEY CO.

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