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FOUR
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1918.
IIEXT CHAPTER
WILL DISCLOSE
ALLIED STAND
London Expects Britain and
France to Speak Up Now,
LONDON, (Jit. H-.rw ut the al
lied victories (in tin iiinciiint( scale mi
Prance, ami the evidtnie mi II by
Germany's reply to J'rcsitlcnt Wil-on
that the German army, although ""i
vet lieateil, was sorely in need of a
let-up had a cheering elicit r n I (Mil
lion's people yesterday.
There was little additional netvi of
the developments for the eaer thronus
as. although there was unusual activity
all day in the government offices, the
tiM'.liest officials. iiiduihlig l'rcniier
l.lovd George and Foreign Scirct.ii
llalfmir were out of the city the greater
part of the day for a conference at the
premier's country home, and Mr. Hal
four had nothing to say liciore having
Expect All Allies to Share.
Some interpretation of events from
i Mriti-h staiidii.'iiit is expected. 'I hus
ur I'.. 1 1 " aii-l Wa-hingMt have nvtiop
,,i7ed the dip)..!.' .'if sl.o'r, Willi the
1:01 rrti'tien' : a- i.i'ed wilh toe I'l'ilcd
-tatc m i ! i.. mivii -1 I -1 1 1 . . 1 1 . . r -The
;.. !. le i ,;.o ' ( neat 111 I'.aoi and
l-i.ime and their allies to share in the
i est chapter An allied unilcren.e i an
iHmIv hr arranged. ,is 1'reinier YcnirVis
of iiieece lias just arrived in London
.ml the Siherian premier is also in the
ciiv.
two leading qnestinni discussed ire
whether the allies will emhark upon a
commission to arrange lor tn evacua
tion of allied territory still in Herman
hands, and how far German assump
tion that all the allies will stand to
'gether on President Wilson's platform,
warranted I here is aho a question
whrther the allies will begin any con
temn c without previous insistence upon
certain minimum demands.
I he sttlima: inc warfare and the dis-po-
ti. n of I, enemy's colonies aie tie
's:!, i i pia e wliiih ten to intere-t
the lo it'-h ( t 1 1 I .- m..!.
Keluima Piucecd.
In toe iiiiaMiini , the miii h-advertned
d'iioi ra!i(a;i a oi (iermanv keeps p e
ivoti llie i;ri.i: lefrat of the ticrman
irinie- I in f ' i ; i - - i .i ti house of lords
has a ic
vh:i 'i it
igair, ! a
Willi..!:., a
in. Inn te.l
jiar l-ai j...
'h -r i.i i(
'I'iicm- a: e
A ( ,i i :n an in
" ll. K . .-! lie
'..mg .-i r-.i'la-th'
l,::. .lit i:
:-,'d ii an. In-e concessions
pe.itcd to have set us fare
lew weeks ago. l'.illpeior
. i i ling to a lale repot I, has
l ie imperial chain ell. r to
.in al pi i-.uiers, partii ularly
1 i o s'-ert demonstrations.
i.nnihcr nraily l.l'SI.
a Mper says that l'rmce
. l e as yrt utianoinled
I, hi- decided to rrlii't
: i. tint oiierril M linn
; I I
irannniuisiv Ihi. mi in. he will never
scar the e'a'.in
Ilu) s,,re rttimU .
United War Work
Campaigners Plan
Drive in Oklahoma
iJis'.Tut cli.unoi ii o r the uni'id war
is. ilk iauiyiii in I cjalmnia met Moia,
.lay timming at st.ite hi aduai lets,
.'!; J VSeit ln.t stieet, t outline
fdam for the campaign which takes
idace front Nuvemliir II to N'ovemher
!8. 'I hr state has hern divided into
tivent; . r liisiriits and ("intren ate
ei'i coil I in the meeting
K' w 1 1; will he done until after the
'wrt'i I im rt I an thivr lias heen
mi. In le ! (lUalmma is bring asked
r i'-e sI'piHui t . -r the work of the
W.vsill ViTuN, (let. 14 The army
. ii-ii ill y liitt toe Monday liutsn.
Killed In action 1M
Musing In notion en
Wounued everely BT .
Died from wounde ..- , 71
Dleii from accident 6
Died of disease IS
Wounded, degree umlttormlnod. . . S4
Total 7M
(iKlali"iiiini III the llf are:
Seiyt. William C. Brown, Hlnton,
killed In rlinn.
Berot. Haipn W. Biownt, Aulwlno,
killed In artion. m
Scrpt. AKl.i M. Lamb, Alius, Itlllod
In action.
Srrgt. Guy A. Blalock, Manntvllla,
klllrd In action.
Corpl. Roy G. ZocMnor, Tanlaquah,
killed In action.
Corpl. Harlty larnard, Wtalvlllt,
killed In action.
Private Jaum W. Drookiptr, An.
derion, k:iril In action.
Private Howard 6. Micks, lapulpa,
killed In action.
Prlvatt William ISowt, Kiowa,
killed In action.
Prlv.it Harry Brown, Shawnee,
killed in action. .
Puvati Jullnn Plerion, Mlnco,
killed In action.
Private Rubin Tallin!, Anadarke,
killed In action.
Privat Georg H. Wet He, Olnty,
killed In action.
Private Frank R. Brady, Muikogee,
dlrd ptAnounde.
Prlvart Albert Brewer, Royal, died
of wounde.
Private Lawn (. Bberhert, Tulaa,
died of wounds
Private Ernest H. Harihbargar,
C ichr, died of wounde.
Private Clarrnie H. Hkkek, Naeh,
u.d of wounde.
Private William A. Leach, Hugo,
Urd ot wounde.
Private Jsroee 0. McKenny, Clare
more, iiitd of wounde.
Privat tarn NalKy, Tesana, died
of wounds.
Prlvele William M. WNton, toae,
died of dleees
Privat Howard L. Flnlcy, WantlU,
died of dlaeae.
Privat Raymond C. Haywarlh,
Fargo, died of diteaee.
Privat Adotphu O. Mttt, Darant,
died of dlsaas.
Privet William D. Lawl, Clman,
died of dleease.
Privat Ernt V. Wright, Cloud
Chief, died from accident.
Privat Solomon Powll, Hugs,
died from accident.
PrlvMe CrcM R. Davla, Irleboro,
woundrd pverly,
Privat Adam L. Care, Itratford,
wounded aeverrly.
Privat Jay Be Morrow, Duncan,
wounded evrly.
Private John W. Trrll, Blanch.
arf, wounded severely.
.0 lal . 't:
aside fiotu (he
tik' in (he army camps
r - ! c i ' ;V i-lis are (hi- Y. M I'.
t V tnehts Of ( i lii'iilnis
lewisii Wellare l',...ud. meiiiau l.i-h-aiv
A'ooi latum. War (atop ( .tnmit
i . 1 1 v Service and StlLi'mn nir.'.
FtiiT M.tre tnit
'Wild' Mule Really
Wild, So Injured
Rider Sues Owner
A judgment for $4i was unaided t
Sam 1 .ican this morning hv Uistrnt
Jtidue t.eore V. Cl.uk MK.iint A
Giflord, manaier of a carnival compa
ny. 1 a iaii inserted in his peiition lor
damages that (iifh'rd tlir,.unh misiep-
ifse illation procureu Ins n-rvnes to
tide a wild nude for the entertainment
if laniival audiences. He was assircd
that the mule knew the ttiiks to pei
'oim well and would not iiijuie loin.
I .man was thrown and siisuinr I a
In liken arm, his head and l" lv wa
'jiiiim'iI and his iirrvous svstem
hocked, according to the petition. He
admits he was a i1w.nl 'm mind and
body" and charges ditfutd with takine
advantage of his mental and physiial
condition.
flnr Mm ISnnrle
Unpaid telephone hills f r t' e month
I October are pa't due. If tint paid hv
5 p. m. of the 15th, terviee will be dis
continued. Soitlhisest I'.ell Tel. A- Tel
to. (Adv)
A Bad Cough
tl gtactett, eflca lead to minus trnakle.
tl(ard your kealta, fell eve rour dmieie
jmt toetli oor trrtuttd throat br taalnt-
KII.I.I H IN AfTIOX.
e OFFICfRS.
I.i.-u' Hut. iilu.k, AtkliiKnn, tin
Llnil I'lmri'S tl.ns.i, Kinle Paai,
1 esnsv
Lieut .lame C. Ftmpklne, alleaoula,
Mont
.lull i "art Thnmpf.m, PurtlsSi, Win.
IJeiit. I'll ul M t'lf nriciirn, L'rn. III.
I.I. ill 1 if.nn t il (i Hrlon. rnalxwoo'l. N. J
Uiiii. btxphen rieuifjn Townaenit, Manu
el Ic, U In
I. leu' .lame A. Manntuin, (kslnxavtll,
Tm
I, Inn liny K Xtatthew. pnllaa, Tesaa.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Fruit' l .lwirrl U Alln. Mlln. Ark.
Sergt. William C. Brown, Hlnton, Okia.
Serut. Ralph W. Brown, Autwln. Okla.
r-rnxt Willinm Falward Harrla, yyiikera,
N. Y
S'ernt1. rlinrlea A. l!ix)Vr, IonffTlew,
Texan.
Sera' I-ilward J Krutlng Mlimrapolt.
Minn.
rsergt. Aula M. Lamb, Altul, Okla.
SrtRi MexamtiT Hamilton Latta. PMla-
lIl'ltMIM.
S"it ll. ihert J. Murplir, Tnnkere. N. T.
S. ii Arthur Nelmn. l'rlr..lt. Nfleh
.-.ik't. ,len C. Kaymnnd, IVIrolt, Mlrb.
fii nt Kill A. Tuekrr, rrnftnn, Noti
Seigt. Guy A. Blalock, Mannivlll, Okla.
sret. 'aul I' !rf;ar, ft'Mt rialrm, Iowa,
fmgt Iteuhi-n M. I'etereon, FluahtTif,
Serit ("ear Walter Slwanenn, Miinxnn,
r.i
S.-th" I. en Fliinnery Janrevllle. s'l
.Vi a i lalwsnl A. Ilemlerty, Iitraater,
i 'hi..
rs'. Hi hert Qulrl. lvieton, Pa.
Strgt. John W Julie. Cnlltnnila, Mo.
Se'Ri Aitierl 7llnkl. Ullwauk, Wli
i (.t. Itorhert W Warrt. Aeh, N. C.
i . .il I lnvi.l o. s'Urk, Iwlhl. La.
"in pi Mnrrua I'oekrrliam, Cnimplr,
N. ('
f'orpl Tliomaa A rnnley. Faalwoofl,
N. T.
Cnrpl Cl nirle psule.' Tallnhsee. Kla.
i i.tpl t'liailia A I'.rlmee, ll'llsvllle, V.
I'nrpl. Atthur J Jnlmenn, Allien. Mleh
tdil.l Hairy I' Jmco, 1-avanwoi th,
Knn
fnrt I I u. om A Smith, riillaililptila
Corpl. illiMtu Henry Htegenoimi, ( n.
k.-e'i la
Cornl. Roy 0. 7oellner, Tahlequah, Okla.
Corpl. Harlry Barnard, Weetvllle, Okla.
r,u.l li.il.it II liiamlt. frfigh'nn, Mn.
Cm til. liuv It liiown, ( iM.iwr-.town, l a
Ciirt.l c irn.e H Uruee, M'Sfki-r, ("nl
Cnrpl MlHnm II. l!n Kurt Worth,
I . s i
Corpl Albert t, Ollelden, Wllllmantle,
Maine
Cnrpl Uenrae W Ilaetlnrs J' Spring
Mount, l'.
Corpl J.itin I) ltaiihert. Canton, hlo
Corpl lren.o Jma Kearney, Petrolt,
MP h
Corpl William PI Kent, penneboro. W.
Va
Cnrpl IVil.l I aiaiiLKIIhnurn, Wla
Cnti'LXnUf r M.OiiTtTf, Irwin, 111.
CiirT l Veil Msitln, I llllHtJelplila.
tV fpl. Ilalph V M'lrrln. 1-tr.Tstn. , Ml
Ikiani K MiumaKer, junntnn.
Waamnar William C. Orlgaby. Lnngrl;,
Tela.
PRIVATil.
Alfred Amteraon, Brooklyn, N T
Leonard M. Arinatrung, Hun tin naritlno,
c:al.
.lame Hubert Kakor, Hliel.l..n, luua.
K.IWSrd C lUlVilla, Anamoea, liosa.
rfllaa V. Maldwlll, Knene, N II.
letank J. Uannlek, St. I'aut. Minn.
Prank llemlowsiky, flmnil Islaml, Neh
Kugene i. Hlnger, Tulnro, M. 1'
oil Uuse, Columbiia, (la
Kmlle A. Hnudreau. Miulli'mi, Mbs.
Alfred 1). llrrwor. Iiekpnrt, N. Y.
Allrril Homer lluuaguet, .Maneheeirr,
N. It.
Krank llownril Hr Ink. II, .luii, I, N. T.
Jamee W. Brookther, Anderson, Okla.
Kierell I). Hrntham. Knt Htmrtri, Ulilo
Kniuk D liulill, hiiinmlt, III.
ii.re It. Hurke, Htleu. N, Y
ItH.inii.nil Here, JefferMiti. (Ihiei
I'llill K ArlHUlM, rslirnNllll'.li. I'H .
I,, elle Allen. Ijifi.vette, T'-ioi.
Vfrrll lv lli.yer, Koreet Pnrk, III
Vnllr M. ifiHwIey, Austin. Aik
Corlnndo Itimvii C'urrj, Moiin' Hnpe,
Kan
Martin F lieWolf, Hlout City, l.iwa.
Kuy C. (lui.drl.'h lying lelaiul, Kan.
Willinm Iron t, ttlormiflol.l, Nb.
Martin Luther Ifahn, Tuneytowtj, Mil
Jerry T. Hnrrla, Mellotte. H. I),
(leurge W. Hawk. I'hllllpnhiirg, N J.
John J. L. M.xiliey, fst Jnnfpll, Mn
Ktlenne Nmleuii Jr , Kail Itlver, Mxes.
otto ItMrlulph Wiigner, A iisrniin , i;s
Jnnies I'. Cnlliiiiin, Jnekmitivlllr, Fin
tnln Clieiry. Troy, T'eiin.
Chnrlei .1. Collier, liellght. Ark
Henry V. Curtle. Ktoty, Ark
Nleula Kanelln, Camden, N, .1.
jjiilllvan Hynn, (ieneva. N. J.
71,'liaiy A (irant, Hurllngtnn, ICnn
Tnvlnr P. Heater, Clarknville. Trim
Howard 8. Hlrk, Sspirlps, okla.
Max Hurtlg. New Tork City.
J.ihn A. Kellnee, DnmaloH. Ten .
Thonma .1. Klely, Kannnn City, Mn.
I'riink Mnlo.li. (tonralen, Tesas
Ji.hn M'llnne, Ixmil'iii, Term.
111. hm r Miller, Hiirllngtun, Vt
John Murphv, i'rnvldcnre It. 1
eftHiilny M Murrny, l ul.iinir, n c. i in
Mfie.l It fihicnp. Hr.ii.tl f V
Mh mi limiiir. ll-.vtl.-nl. Mil. i
William Rowe, Kiowa. Okla.
M.tyiiar.1 I,. Ilumlel'. Iikotii N i
Meiauder Hhnf.ir.ik. Ilnl'liumv, M!
Snmuel Karl Hwlft, Drownavllle. k
kiiiwnrd A. Taylor, Mllhurtt. luwa
h Itngera Tipton, Jaekaonvllle, T. aae
Itnleelaw Ttiarniynakl, Pu'fnl", N. Y
AMn ti. Washburn, llfdwool Tall,
Minn.
Robert O. Wwrlen, Inbboelc, Tesra.
Lwl B. White, I'kieh. Cal.
ptantn Pell Whittle. Kll. Ky.
Kraneli K. Wood, Itrnoklyn, !. T,
(Unrg Jranph Toong, Wehntee. P.
(lujr l'r F.lnn, Cmbtnn, Ti.
Raimial Kuekermen. Rrnoklyn. N. Y.
Fatward Brltt, Midlothian. Md.
Harry Brown, Shawnee, Okla.
Thomaa I). Crutello, Ner York CI'T.
Jim B. tiavle. Ituffnlo, Kv.
(ienrge K DllmHra, Ituhvinv, N J.
Kelly Flm. Blalrn Mil. Ky.
Arthur H. Flnnerln. Burlington. Vo.
Ilenlamln F. Urllflti. lxn l ine, I
Tom Jnnes. Cllekfnrd. Ky
llenrv J. Keekhut. rhlliidelphla
liihn Ituseell ,m key, Nhawneetoirn, tit.
(Inlntano rnrravano, Clevelar.n. Ohio.
John K Panda, Key Wet, Mn
Jeremiah C. Hltnllow. Kill ll'ier. Vaee
Kred Khophnril, I.ri7il, N I'
William Kuliki, llaihi-rtuwn, Ohio ,
Mart Wnllaro, I'rnlne. Kv
inlm Wllllame, Keiii.ne. v Va.
Prank VIInn. Carlmvlile. 111.
Jyllan Plereon, Mlnco, Okla,
John C. l'ratt. Iirldgennit, Conn.
Jumea A. Briekop, Bridgeport, Conn,
.lame Itaamuaat-n. CrviHnl Lake, low.
Hoy A. Heed, pforln, 111 1
Chiirlea W. Keld, HI. lamle, Mo.
KiiKuno John J. Hela. HI. I.oule. Mn.
Michael Hennner, New York t.'lly.
Ileiijumln W. Until, New York Clly.
Kilwnril Ituhcnatulii, New York City.
Antonio Hfintmn, Heulieuvllle, Ohlu.
Jupii J. Siirtory, Ilrooklvn, K T
Jnnn Hehelhorn, llnymine. N. J.
Krank K. Hmllh, I'mper, Wyo.
Hunv Benjamin Smith, Newark Vullny,
N T
flny K Hotnmon, Hunlnvllle, Mn.
Adam Pp. .h ii, lluucrtun. I'u ,
Minle Hlevmrt, lamias Hie. Ky.
Verne K Hione, Mvmiihln, Mn.
Arthur K. Miration. Nelhoiivllle, Ohio
ttay hweeney, Jlnnlnril. Cal.
Rubin Tallant, Aanadarko, Okla.
' I t va A. Tlee, tairkrt. N Y
' Georu H. Wallls, Olney, Okla.
r.-h C. Warren. .Ml. rienaiuit, Taaa.
William (I Wrsiruni, Hi uee, H P.
iKreil b;. il leninnn, Weehaiiken, N. J.
Willinm K. Wlliin, Trentun. Texas,
taswrenen VA'Indl. .leffomon, Wl.
frank It Won.lerly, Joneehnro, In4.
Hoy u Wood, Trenton, Tea
Stev Yakumofh, Amherat, Ohio.
niimi ntnM wot'Nns hbcicivfd in
ACTIOV.
OFFICERS.
Cupt. Frnnela A. fieolt, rortumnuth, N. Tl.
Lieut. Leon Brown, CIiIi-iiro
Lieut. .Muiitg.jmerr l'ly, Han Antonio,
Ti ia
Ueut. Kd war i) Allen Mitchell, linvr,
Col
Lieut llnert C. Westman, Washington,
1'. C,
Lieut Kirl flrnnvlll Anderann, Iej
Molia N, tnwn.
Lieut l .lwln V. Eran. pea Moines,
I
NO -nOMMIBSIONEO OFFICERS.
SeriC I'. KurnowBky, fran 'Antonio,
T. i,,.
Corpl. J'"' (' Blaehnnw, rnr, Teian
Corpl. Frank R. Brady. Muskog, Okla
Corpl Tolll K Kl'ina. lllenVAlio.l, limit
I'orpl. John W. l a.'keiiihall. Kiietim. Pa
Corpl Thoinns 1 l.iiii.l.nlierKer, I'lilla-
Mlplna
f RrriMt M. Harekbaefr, Cacfi. Okla.
I'reniun e. Hmiiirieka, Kaeramento, t nL
Clarence H. Hlckok, Nash. 0la.
Lutlivr il. Hol'be, Orrenrlclge, Ark.
lieorn T. llunter. Anhluntl City. 'J'enn,
WUIInm Jnyeoi, Ilrlawnr, Ohio. r
Onear ). Johnann, Hutfalo, N. Y.
liavi.l Klein, New York Clly.
(near Kleiiiiin, Bowler, Wfe
.lirme M. Knight, Htreetman, Teas
Iain lainlla, Ottawa, Kail,
William A. Leach, Hug, Okla.
Krank P. LIHIn. Chicago.
Patrlek H. Mellugli, Albany. N. Y
Jam 0. McKnnf 'sremore, Okla.
Weau-y Mnrr, lilennarm, III.
Bronlelnw II. Mlehnlowakl, KearnT, Neb.
anr Nalley, Teaanna, Okla,
Krneet II. Neeley, Knnnan City, Mn.
Johnnie Ncbon, (Irnet linger, town.
Howard A. Nl'hola, Welilmnn, Mleh
Kmll W. oherg. Ht. lamn, Mo.
.liihn ICveratt I'Yanke, Mnrlun, Ky.
t alis In l!ov. Homereet. Kngl-'ind.
lieotifH K. Trney, Vanetten, N. i.
Jneetdi II. Tr.-eil well. iMarrthnll, Ark.
(irvlo C. Trout, Klunilng. Col.
John U Vaiiilimeri, ftcxtrlniiil, 111.
llenrv Willinm Wehrr. New York, V. T,
Hubert Luring Williams, L'nlveralty Plae.
Neb.
Joeih A. Wlnnlovleh, Waterburg, Conn.
Hteve ("iinirder Cherokee. N. C.
(Ienrge Yunger, Ht. Louie, Mo,
PIKP OK IHHKASK.
NON-COMMISSIONEO OFFICERS.
Herd. Mai ltoy Itureh. W nulilngtun, Ind.
Herut. Jn..ili H. Weld) Iiiuivllle III.
Hergi. Htev.. Wnir Adelulde. pn.
Corpl. John II 1'iovetl i. C.vdale, Kan
Cortil. Cliirlen M. lltileUll, Chlenro. III.
Corpl Wllllim J. .Murphv, Kunfhona,
Cone-, .Mavo county, Ireland
Corpl Ul.idHtone II, Ncwhouee, McCorda-
vlllr, Ind
Orover School, Siivder, Pn
MM'hanlu Willie l.llla MeCahe, Blehmond.
Va.
Wagoner George K Haamea, Kndeavnr,
Win
Horsenln er liana Ahrahamaon, Htnry City,
kon.
Huri.'elioer Iteuhen Jnmes Punn. New
caul le, Pel
PRIVATES.
Win if Br, k. Povee. Pn.
Melvln II llei nelt. Calhoun, hv
'Intel!. n II. Konlh, laifuieiie. Iici
Oral R. Mllllkan, Rpeky Kord, Col.
Henry I), Moore, Lavaoa, Ark.
Hlccardo Murloulil, Plttatun, Pa.
Carl U. Peternon, Bllllngn Mont.
liHiige H. (.'It, 1'hilailelpiim, j'n.
Kliiiur J. Pultnr, Cunnellevllle, Pa.
I'erdliinnd K. (Jilllta. Fallder, Tovn.
He-xt R. Robertson, Tl Hiding, Wyo
Jmn pli I li-nry Ulniiuiila, AmcMl.urg, Mime.
1 .iu in W, Hniltu. North Little llo. k, Ark.
Hhernlnn L tiiiiltli, Itodlne. Pa.
NSilllnm K. Hleel, Coot.er, Traaa.
Kdwlu P. Rli'phenn, (ileal llrnil, Vn,
Jamea J. Hulllvan, New Yurk, N, e.
Timothy P. Hulllvan, Jerey City, N. J.
Don K. Twnmr. tlUwui III, Ark,
(Ienrge I), llnilroltt, Hairlabiirg, Pa.
Andrew J. Wlueler Hear, Mh-h,
John William, Mnrvvllle, Mont.
William M. Wdlon, Soper, Okla.
Jafnea Wullien, Slratdn, III.
Joneph Ymiinn, BlrighHiiitou, N, T.
Win. If. Allen. Two Itlvem, Win.
Win. Arthur Billion, AukIuii, 'leiae
Ja nen K, lltngue, Towun.la, Pu,
K.lille at. livroin, l errln, lexnn.
Howard L. Flnley, Wwnette, Okla.
Victor Klutor, Sail Antonio, Texnn.
Millard V. Ijigrange. Inverneaa, Cal.
Panlel Mee'iiilniid. Hint Mllla, Va.
Hugh J, Mequald, Chicago. III. ,
Peter P Mli'hefky, Leavenworth, Kan.
Willie Hnlta, ( ulo. Wla.
Chulnier N. Thomaa. Ht. Joaeph, Mo
Jack T. Anderson, BeMlnglmin, Waah.
Thomaa H, Delaley, laincnater. Pa
Joarpli II Poiiiigtiv, PhllBilelplila. I'u.
Heruy Yalwnrd Jolinaon Jr., llov ilton, Va
Pnul P. Mills, Barre. Vt.
Kdnaril Jy .Murphy, Johnatcwn Pn
Wm W. Thruekmoi'ton, u lu-ebuig, Pa,
Willinm Wel, Arklnne, Tearm.
Albert It. West, Cnthhim-t, W.-mh.
John P lloliiiiiiiaii, Port 1'iiilmn, Pa.
I infield ( nnnlrsaro, Kalmore. Mluli.
J imca K Cartwrighl, Moahannon, Pa.
Mlrhnel Kmiro Cerratn, BrldgeKrt, Conn
Chailea W Conklln, Waterhury, Conn,
lirneat C. Puiinani, Khuid, Tesaa. ,
Albert H. Kaatlev. Kewnilln. Mleh.
Horace (). KslWHida, Htrllng, Kan.
Albert 1 In 11. llreanvllle, Aln.
K.ldin t Harlow, Chnrloileavllle. Va
Will W. Il ivea. Ilnrprnvllle. N. V
Raymond C. Hayworth, Fargo, Okla,
Harold l llilil.'hniiit, B.'oiitiin, V J
Adn'phu O. Holt, Durant, Okla.
lllin o Johnson, Mintienpolir., Minn.
i'orpl lior.lon Matu'lrl.l. titiihrldg.T,i,,i,,, i c,.mn. Tnwimda. I
Mai'. j Tripnn Inwinrk, ljuielng Mleh
, enrp: lo.neri A'kviunlirie Manerv-, .-Mew (lerar lniiunn. Alnnid', Kv
York Cltv Kay Karrand. Arniiula. Mich,
Corpl. cordon 'I lnuriow. New itoeneue,
N. Y
i orpi. jnnn J lwran. iieruuan, svnn
Corpl. Willinm Ohnrlo MeCormtek, Bol-
nlrn (Jrnve, u I.
Corjil. John MeCullmigh, Brooklyn. N. T,
Ralph Knywell, Canton, Ohio. 1
William D. Lewie, Celnsn, Okl. ,
VVii . guuli, MIKnnl, Mlaa t
liei.n Ki.wr. (iontnii. N. .
Beniile Huiker, Korreat City, Ark.
I ...ilia C. Hniool, Ivy, Ark.
Ilioiliimln P Wnener, Buchanan. W. Va,
jineili M Murphy, Philadelphia, Pa.
Waller Hp-.k, lioaeimuK, B. i . I.
PIKP IN Alltl'I.AN 11 ACCIPKNT
OFFICER.
Lieut Klmsey L. Hlewni t, Allium, On.
PIKP FROM ACCIDKNT .AND OTHKR
CACHIiH
PRIVATES.
KdWiiril It. Vaiidenheig, lam Angnlea, CaJ.
J.iiiua C. Willi. Pea Molnee, Iowa.
Ernest U. Wright, Closjd cnier, Okla.
Solomon Powell, Huudt Okla.
WASIlfN'iTO.V. "(' 1 U Tim niailn
rnHu-lly 11 for .siuniiuy Niunsn:
Killed In action 2
Wounded aeverely 1
Wounded, degree undetermined ... 1 ,
Mlslng In action 4
In handi of
' enemy
Total
' KII.LKP IN ACTION. ,
PRIVATES.
Krne.t W. Porti r, Newaik, N. J.
Kvan P. Thoiiuia, Allegan, Mleh ,
Wiil'NPKP IN ACTK)N. PEdHKE V.
PJITKKMINKP.
PRIVATE
Ruasell W Ci li.,(l,.d, j'orent Park, III.
MISNINU IN ACTION.
NON-COMMISSIONEO OFFICER.
Hergt. Jonrpli H irpr. Ht. Louis, Mw. I .'
PRIVATE6. 7
Itlllon J Cernv, Kven-lt. Wash
l-jirl J. Vredenhurg, M'.'lianleevllle, N. T, '
Harrv V Wallnre, Hulphur Well "Ky. '
V('CNIKI IN ACTION, HKVKItKIiTl '
PIIKVIOI'M.Y RKPoltTklP MUSHINO. ,
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICER. .
Heigi. Pock Pel. Knvlmrg. TeiaS, '
IN HANPI OK KNRMY. PIIKVIOUBLT
ItKPOItTlOP MIMHINO.
PRIVATE.
lien Johnson, Jr., PeiruU. Mleh.
Corpl. William f.aher, Brooklyn, !. T.
Chief Mochanlo Oenrge It, Eeklea, Wm-
phla, Tenn
Mnaldan Kdwlq Rfley ISnnlt, Sherwood,
Mleh
Bugler Ins H. Kesler. Poplar Bluff, Mo
Cook Aii-'t O Keek. Nw Tork Hty.
PRIVATES.
Edward P. Bell, New Orleana.
l-dniunrt 0 Baea. Hhoemnker, K M
chnrela V. Bnnner. Chlenro
('hnrlen ISornk. prnp.ie, Mlrh
William C Brand. Chleago,
Albert Brewer, Royal, Okla.
Chiirlea John Chollr. Ohlengn
Willinm A Imnm. Kor.-a' -tint, Mens
lewis F.. Fberhart, Tulss. Okla.
Moirla Keld, Cleye'nnit, Ohio
I. liu B. (iliason, Klrtcliee. Ha.
l-r. .lerlek I i;.Mnlt,urn, M'.rr uN. tn ,i
Kdard J It iarer. tv Cltv Ml. h.
Vlckera liml. Huntington, W Va
.lioi. n C Harmon. Sne-ir C.rove. N f
Charlie Harper, Little Cvprua. Kv
Paul Klewnrt Kurr, Htrnunl org a
(leorgo W. darner, Clnrkavllle, Tefiee
Will dray, Memphis, Tenn.
ltoh.-rt Here, Caldwell, Ark.
Oa,r R. Hawkln, BlHiightervtn.. Hr.
Kerwln K. Jnenby, North York. Pa.
ilennle Jamea, !oa Angelea. Cal.
Martin L. Lut, Mlddletown, Md.
Judge MoCnugh. t'rhana. Ark,
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For Infant and Children
In U For Ovtr 30 Year
Always been
th
BJJaaMtjtf
ffitw quickly ,
Coipi ima
Pn.
tMer K
Hmlth, Montgomery. Ala.
CnSjil Allen K Utelle, W limiefion, Cl
Coifs. Korreat A. Ttiompeon, Keen. N. H
CniprNtlla Thomp-mi, Mlnnoka, III.
Corpl Valentine olpe. Teiryvlll. Conn
Mehnlc(lert'ge IV prealln, Nnrrlafnwn,
Pa
Me'l-anl" V'hen'er A Meek, Hnuatnn,
Trill
Me.'li'iiue Hherman Fphrlam Moor.
lt.ivi nna Ml. h
Mechanic Junes A Sheltnn. Hughe
n.rlnaa. Teiae
Cnok lndore Aaron Krhnltaar, New Tork
Ciiv
Cook .liune Jneeph lackey, pnrrhegter,
sis
Back Ache
1.1MBFR UP WITH PFNF.TR AT
INU HAMLINS WIZARD OIL
icinNCve txci
i a a a,
Resinol
healed that ugly skin eruption!
Resinol Ointment heali skin Irrita-
tki.. I that if rirglecled become leriran.
'One small pimple or slight blotch
mars the most beautiful face. A patch
if Itching eciema or other akin ail
ment cauiet great discomfort and
much niiaery.
Resinol heali aVin sicknesses be-
cause it cjintaiin hamilras antidotri
fur such condition.
Resinol Ointment was onKinatrd by
g doctor for the treatment of ecretna
and other akin affectionn, to you reed
mjt hesitate to rise II, At all Htolert.
WHFMsvnim
like Lumps of lead
When sou wake tip with tutk.vl.e tw.t or three times during the ninlit.
ami ilu',1 misery in tile kidney teflon it! l.nlier consult a (jood, reli.ilile physi
Kener.illv means sou liaie lirrn eating ci.ui at once cr iret front your pli.irnu-
t'ui initili ine.it. savs a wel-,nmn au-1 ci-t slnutt fmir ounces of lad Salts;
tlmrity. Meat forms tuir acid winch j take s lalelisionlul in s glass of water
overw.irks the kidneys in their eilort to i Ik jure l.rr.ikust for a frv days and
filler it (r. an the lilmwl ,tn l they I'e.'.' iiic I t or kidneys will then act fine. This
sort oi paratvred and l.tpiiv. U lien ' unions . .i 1 1 s is made f rotn f arid of
your kidneys get sIukhi-Ii and clou you i (ir tprs and lemon juice, conilutied with
must relieve tlietu, l.kc ou relieve your
lionets; removing all lite body's urinous
wasle, eKe ynjt have baikailir, aiek
liculai lie. iw? spells; y.ntr atomach
sours, tonitue is coated, and when the
wealher is bad you have rheumatic
twinges The iirme it cloudy, full of
sediment, channels often get tore, water
scalds and you are ohliped to seek rrbef
lithia, and lias bent n-e l for genera
lions Id clean and stimulate slitRRish
kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the
urine jo it no lotitjer irritates, thin end
ing bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot
injure and makes delightful, effer
vescent lithia-waier drink.
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a?"
A safe, harmless and effective
preparation to reliere the pains of
Rheumatism, Sciatics, lame Back
anl Lumbago is llanilini Wlsrd
Oil. It contains na chloroform or
other dangerous drugs but is com
posed of the most expenses oi
healing oils. It penetrstes quicktf,
drives out the soreness, snd lim
bers up the Miff, sching joints snd
musrtrs.
Wiiard Oil Is good, dependable
prrpsratinn to keep in the medicine
chest for first aid when the doctor
may be (ar away. You havs no
ides how useful It will be found In
rsies of ererysday sllment or mis
hap, when there is need of tn Im
mediate healing, antiseptic applies
tion, si Jn cases of iprsins, braises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings.
Get a bottle from your druggist
for 2Se and oat the medicine. It not
tntlrsly satisfied tats the bottle
back to htm and h will return
jroar snoaey.
If tsea ere lreuWa frith eeaettMrtng
CeSrk heeetaeh try Heeitlaa Wlaerd
vg White, iaet pUeaeal tilth) (4ah
ple at Srvggkne tr Ik. OeerwateeS,
1.."" . 'yr. v ji'tiw
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vt 11 1.1 - - 11 ir7' 1 ii-ri ar xx i r
oaves Wheat
UanurQdma
Grandmother kept her hair beauti
fully darkened, glossy . snd attractive
with a brew of Sage Tes snd Sulphur.
Whenever her hslr took on that dull,
faded or stresked appearance, this sim
ple minture wis aptdird with wonder
ful effect. Hv asking tt any drug
tore for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphut
Compound," you will get a large but
tle of this old-time recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
all resdy to use, at very little cost.
This simple mixture can he depended
upon to restore natural role and
beauty to the hair.
To Darken
er Hair.
A well known ilowntmsn druggist
savi everybody uses Wyeth's Sage sntt
Sulphur Compound now because it
darkens 10 naturally and evenly that
nobody ran tell it lias been applied
It's So easy to me, too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw it through your hair, taking ont
strand at a lime. Hy morning the rf:ay
hair disappears; ailer another applica
tion or two, it js restored to its nsturst
rolor and looks ((lossy, 10ft and beauti
ful. Tins preparation is a delightful
toilet requisite. It js not Intended for
the cure, mitigation or ptevention of
disease. (Adv.)
To prerent want and assure you of fmh
bread every day, we Itake only the amount
of Butter-Krust Bread that we are nure 'to
soil.
Help us to prevent waste by placing your
order for this Milk-Made, Wheat-Savinu.
Waxed-Wrapped Butter-Krust at leAst" 24
hours in advance. This is just a little pa
triotic duty that may mean little to you,
but much to us and our government.
Cflwplle Fully With the U. g.
Pood Administration
Rejrnlatrons.
"AT YOUR GROCERS'
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