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..AN ANTONIO EXPRESS: WEDNESDAY MORNING. QCTQBFR 16. 1918.
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Joseph MeGinn. Oaklane. Pa
Arthur W. MeMeekan, New York. N. T.
.lohu F. M< Millan. New York. N Y.
Oocar H. McVeigh, Iiremaa. Obi"
Joseph Mikenas Jr.. An>fctt-r<lam. N. Y.
Ernest Miller, Lincoln, N Y
Raymond T. Morris. PMladelpli a. l a
L«e M. Mu'.iinax, Somerville. T x.
Daniel Murphy, Boston. Muc. . .
William Francs O'llara. Burlington, V «
Eric Olson. William*. Minn.
Jim Papa\asil, Bremerton. Wash.
James P. Faft»'r*on. New York, N Y.
Died of Wounds.
Privates—
Serlor P. Bayko, New York, N. Y.
John Paul. Detroit. M-1.
Bernt A. Kosim--. «':«ar Hrook. Main.
John Uaniu'ii. Cl«-v*lun<l. Ohio.
Kebyler tiray, cm.ii*. Ky.
Arnold Hi !k<\ Piedmont. Mo.
Harry 11. Lit- hiy. &r.: .. rsrt, l a
Bryant w. Pr . ••. M< Ken • -. Ala.
Chester H Bunion, P< rry ibs s, N. Y.
Scarluci liinaldo, Ferine, Italy
JiKnc,, E. Kufv Cleveland. Ohio.
Herman Schakow, Detroit. Mich.
Stanley Walker. Deratur. Ala.
Claud S. Wood. Brookvllle, Ohio.
John YaLak. Philadelphia. Pa.
Philip Nasta, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Chester I. Norris, Carnegie. Pa.
Louis I. Press. Rreleth. Minn.
Herman \ . Stein. Brooklyn. N. Y
Rowlaud li. StilliUger. ]'a«t Aurora N. 1
Charles I. ftorey. Wai- a right. Okla.
Silas Tafoya. Dixon. 111.
Walter W. WatfcOD. IMatteville, Wis.
^iz^Xr,
"Nuxatfd Iron help* out antomahing
fctrength and energy into the vein* of men
and bring roses to the cheeks of pale,
nervous, run-down women." says Dr
James Francis Sullivan, formerly physi
cian of Dellevue Hospital (Outdoor Dept.)
N. Y and Westchester County Hosmtal
"I prescribe it regularly in eases of de
pleted energy, anaemia and lack of
strength and endurance. There isnothing
l<ke organic iron-Nuxated Iron-toquick!>
enrich the blood, make beautiful, health*
women and strong, vigorous, iron men.'
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refund ed
ERUPTIONS GO,
SO WELL DOES
PQSLAM HEAL
If it's Eczema. you need. Poslam. I'o* |
lam is right at homo in driving away this «
stubborn troublo. First. slopping the j
i&ehing. soothing:, cooling Thou going i
right ahead with the work of hoaling. If!
\ you Buffer, remember that Pnslam's bono
fits aro yours cattily, that it was made I
effective for tho very purpose of aiding
YOr to have a better, healthier and ncre
nightly skin. And all with no risk, for
Poslam will not, ran not. harm.
Sold everywhere. For free sample write
to Emergency Laboratories, 12I.I West 17th
St.. New York city.
Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam.
should bo used if skin is tender and son
sitive.—(Adv.»
Dyspepsia
SpoiSs Beauty
Makes the Dark Rings Around Eyes,
Caves in the Cheeks and Kuins
the Complexion. How to
fict Itid of Dyspepsia.
Tar
"Take My Advice iwd I *e Moan's Dys-
pepsia Tablets |f You \\'ant » Pretty
skin."
Digestive troub1e> ruin the complexion.
Tho sour, fermented. gassy contents poi-
son the blood, draw the corners of the
mouth, rob you <•! sleep, give the face
that hungry, haggard, nioiiniful expression
in tJie morning and you arc tired all day.
It is not what you eat but the fault of
digestion that hurts. Eat anything you
like and let Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
digest your food, tone your stomach, sup-
ply your blood wit.h nourishment, then
pood look?-, a healthy appearance ami
blight eyes will soon return. Got a 50
rent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
any drug store. They are real health
makers.
Nurses Recommend
Cuticura Soap
It appeals to them because it is so
pure and cleansing. It does much to
keep the skin clear and healthy es-
pecially if assisted by touches ot Cu-
ticura Ointment to first si^ns of pim-
ples, redness, rouphncss or chafing
Ideal for toilet use.;.
Sample Each Fm by Mall. Adrfrnra post-card
"Cuticura, Dept. 24A, Bo»ton.': Soid everrwbtre.
Soap 26c. Oiot/uent 25 and 60c. Talcum 20c.
Charles W. Whiting. Aron. Mass.
Sstere Yendrlck. Plymouth. Pa.
Died oi Dilate.
Mechanic— _
James S. Wallace. Iloopville, Ga.
Musician— _
Edward Lucaa. Hamilton, Tex.
Privates— _
Jainrs h Arme ^worthy, Pittaburg. Fa.
Claude Samuel Looker, North fcaleiu. Ina.
August W. Buriniester. Jeffera. Minu.
(ieorge >». l ryc. JJedford. Mas*.
Warren P.. York. Ph.
Barnuei H. Field. Barkidale. Te*.
Abe O. Frost, Clark>tllle. Ark.
Jack Cood, I)oi,.p:iun. Mo.
Lou Ilall. ulUlo»i.. Ky
Audr. w M lUlverMMi. (larkfiPld. Mtnn.
\\ Ml.uui i UudImii^t Iuduiuai»ol'a, ina.
htliiiUinl M. Ifvui, Hnltluiun. Ad.
.laiitfh T. Jobn«ott, Bowoen, i>a.
Ail»ert F. Junl.' . mau. iHluckv.ater. U'>-
Andrs i K • / liamtram- k. Mali.
Can r. LundUrg. Stramlsburf, l>-
• lau.Je R Ma.-eomher, Dover, Maine.
Jatn^s Harvey M t onnrl!, Cln. iuuatl, on.o.
Aofoc McDonald. Manila. Micb.
Jabua >Dngo. t i-lumbia. Mian.
Kdward K. Mulbu. .South boston. Man.
Hi. hard L. Kitcbew, Helena, Ark.
IjC-mn^l hoik Philadelphia. Pa.
\alectiD hub la. hanrkawlin. Mich.
Monroe MeDoutid. Heber, Utah.
Thomas Chapman Montgomerj-, Nrwromers
towu, Ohio.
Ira M Moor^. Rlythe. Ga.
Arthur Nunr. t'-Ofcwell Mich.
John .1. Potui.-u . Detroit. M.'h.
Aiiiinuius UoUtv-ii, Willlamston. V C.
I i ;irles <; SiaiaWaterbury, Coun.
l^u.a I \Siit. Detroit. Mich.
Pied of Accident.
Privates -
crrlll Harant, Chicago, 111.
John A he nan, Chicago. Ill
Willard T. l"ric« . Hrooms Island. Md.
John W. Stevenson, liaker. Ore,
Wounded Severely.
lieutenants—
Frank tieorge Fitzpatrick. Chicago. I1L
James A (.ettings. New Haven, Conn.
Plmc r Kdward Marhamer, I-'ultou, 111.
Frank Mulberry, Kenosha, Wis.
Victor II Nysewander, .lon^ville, In<1
Stanley pblllips, I ppe.r MonUiair, N. J.
Sergeant Ma.or
lred ^niith, Dayton, Ohio.
*erg<»a!;ts-
Klva P.allard, Mount Pulaski. PI.
John H. Pro. kn.an, Brook Meld, Mo
W. Wayne Fulton. Fairfield, lows
Thoninfc I* (iallaglier. Brooklyn. N. T.
liobert 1 i.umbivll, Hauiilton. Ohio
Fran- - l Garland. Chicago. 111.
j<>hn i . Jooh. Brooklyn N. Y.
Walter 1.. Jones. Horals. Ala.
i yion P lainb rt, Hackansaek, S ^
• -.neliui* h. Long, Jollet, III.
«.• r„o P. M^Cnt- heon. Rvonaton, 111
Patrn k J. MeKvoy, Couuty Que«>ua. Ireland.
J M i..,if. Johnstown, N. 1
John A M-Nulty. Lawrence, Mask.
sfHi.islaw Nagorka. Chleayo, 111.
Fugeue W. O'Connor. Chicago, III.
William .1 O'Sulllvsn, New York.
I rank Uotb, Ilnlupltne Hutchinson. Pa.
Howard Shoemaker. Quioton. N •'
llarrj D skagj:^. I'ougsuoxla hsn.
John F. Sfcanstruin, New York.
Cro|Kirils—
Math. \r M. Adams. Ogdensburg. N Y.
Daniel Webster Benton. Kllenvlile. N. \.
Frank M Bourne, Buffalo. V Y.
Clifford T. Hurtt. Twin Falls, Idaho.
Frank P. Byron. Alpena. Mich.
Manuel T. I>ireiera. Taunton, Maes
Arthur Frrschke, New York. N Y.
Clarence A Grey. Fort Worth. Tel.
Wynne Jones. Wlndgap. Pa.
Arthur heiwr. Belmont, N Y.
Thomaa h. Fielty, TiBsn, S<-h.
rharlie Latkofsui. Chb-ago. HI.
Jauf- .1 U'gsu. West Medford. Ms«»
Noruian li Pong. St. Mary's Couuty. Md.
Joseph P M- Kinney, Brooklyn. N. Y
Patrick J Mdnerney, Hllferagh. Hilkc#.
Arthur P Mannergerg, i.len Campbell, Pa.
[>a>1d \ Nh hols, Llttl« Rock, Ark
Hjalmar Bernard Peterson, Hardwood, Mich.
Claude R flobertp. Wausau, Wia. f
i■t-orge shady. \ aldosta. <»a.
Lawrence M. Steffen, Natrona* Ta
Bugler-
Chsrles Albert Porgen, Detroit, Mich.
Wagon* r
Arthur J 'lesaler. Goodyear, Conn.
Cook -
Peter V Anastls, Warerly, Mass.
Prlvatt'S—
Clsren. e t. Ahrahamson. f-'andlnsrla, Wis.
Andrew Adouiaitle. Cherry. 111.
Fdward Alhreeht, New York.
Herman William Allen. 'J'"iuahawk, Wis.
i.yie A. Allen. Irving ton, v j.
Victor \ Bagnek. Chicago.
William Pain. New York.
M k>- Banawlez. Waterbury. Conn.
Ilerliert Baunlster. Waterbury. Conn
James A Bar.ellona, New Orleans, la.
Louis Bashner, Brooklyn. N.
tieorge .I Benn. San Francisco. ClL
Sylvester P. (avanaugh. Brr»e>klyn, N. Y.
Frank <>. Claar. Mei'imk. Neb.
Delhert K. « |jme, Ylnton. Iowa.
Harold L. Clutter, Washington, Pa.
John Francis «' \on, South Windham. Maine.
Kuwing I (uhberlcy. I'renton. N. J.
Mike l. Curran. Morrisdale. Pa
Sylvester J. • udahy. Ventura, Csl.
Ave | k. Pa hi. Warren. Pa.
Nicolas R. Danese. New Orleans, ij.
Ralph Dclgiomo, Boston, Mass
Walter Herman Dorrow, Manguon Postoffice,
Michigan.
Stephen I Dougherty. Ni.kelsTllle. fa
Frank Martin Karl. New Albany, Ind
Charles Dunford tialax, Va.
Frank Martin Earl, New Albany. Ind
lllff I.yon Elliott, Bast Hutchinson. Kan.
Anthony li Ellsworth. Iji <irangeTllle, N. Y.
Wesley larles.-. tialnesTllle. Mo.
Joseph H. Favor. Drain. Ala.
John Ferretti. Puritan, N. J.
Earl a. Freeman. Lamar, Kan.
Alphonse liravt'lle. Fitchburg. Mass.
• .rover •' Hamman, Flint. Mich.
Edward O Hart, Strathraore. Csl.
John M. HeggApu, I-ongmont, Colo.
Einil Herse, New York.
Ferdinand P. IP tic Fort Atkinson, W *.
Arthur P. Howell Lebannon, Ore.
John V. Jackson. St. Joe, Mo,
I«eonard .lanke. Freeman, S. D.
Arthur L. Johnson, Luther, ^kla
Ro"8 Jones. Kansas City, Mo.
Albert Kempkei. Buffalo, N. Y
Herbert A. Klein, Hortouvllle. Wis
Joseph hrazykwa, .Pnvett City. Conn.
Earnest I l.apine. Westport, N.
I«ouis A. iJiraia. New ^ork.
Morris I.^kachman, New York
charbs W. Linde. Hinsdale, III.
Patrick McCabe, New \'ork
Harry MeOarger. Mills. N. M
James M Creary, Rose City. Te*.
W illiam M< Donough, New York
Idward s. Mcpsrland, (Jreenfork, Ind,
tieorge Met«ee, New Y'ork.
Harry M> Nell, tiloversville, N. Y.
Martin L. McQueney, Roherstown. Pa
Joseph L. Maloy. Now Brighton. N T.
William P Mantilla, Worcester. Mass.
( osmo Melfl. Pea -<»u, N. Y.
Bennie < Meredith, Huntington. W Va.
Byron A Mongold, Pendleton. W \a
tileun Lewis Myers. Pear l»ake. Mich.
Joseph M I lift man. Clevelaud, Ohio.
Robert A Doian. Atlanta, «»a.
Corn, r • Doolin, J>>mont, III.
Adam A. Dranklewics. Chicago. 111.
Wade H Driggers, I>akelaud. Fla.
Joseph Drirnkosky. Mlnneaj«olis, Minn
Frederick S. Eden, Fsyetteville, Ark.
John Egidio, Milan. Mich.
John Alfred Erlcaon, Waterbury, Conn.
Robert Falls. Palo Alto. Pa.
Thomas I . lay. Hoboken, N i
Henry (Jeorge Fefbig, Shamokln. Pa
John T. Fitzpatrick, Jamaica. N. V.
Charles Fleming. Austin. Minn.
Tra.-y L. Foltz, Hamlin. Ark
Richard E. Purr. Stanfleld, N'. C.
John Catmou. New Y'ork.
Oeorge ttlbeon, Keokuk. Iowa
Aliie <*onyea, Anoka. Minn.
Joseph t.ralx'wski. Milwaukee, Wis.
Henry M. Oram. Mc<;raw. N. Y.
Edward tirsy, Richmond Hill. N. T.
Alfred M. Helgeson. Woodvlne. Wis.
Nicholas F. Hall, Brooklyn. N. Y".
Harry J. Harbison. Philadelphia, Pa.
Koustanty Henclnskl, Chicago.
Ix>!lis Smith Henderson, Bufalo. N. Y.
tieorge I, Hensley, Croseclose. \'a.
tieorge Washington Hewitt, Gould City, Mich.
t»iis Hill, Buffalo. N. Y.
Herman H Horwltx. Brooklyn, N. Y.
James Housely. Soddy, Teun.
Thomas Hyne«, New Albany, Pa.
Henry Jadinski. Michigan City, Ind.
Andrew M. Jensen, Dike, Ioua.
Robert Jones, oas City. Ind.
AHiert J John«on. Brooking*. S. P.
Barney Johnson, Akra, N. D.
Palph Johnson. Froyden. Norway.
Allsrt Sidney Johnston Jr., I'nion, W Va.
Joseph Kawicki, Warsaw. Polaud, Russia.
Jessie Kvlley. Plnehlll. Ala.
Lawrence K ng, Houston, Tea.
Paul King. I.aiirange. (;a.
Michael Kormck. Corbin. Russia.
William J. Kraus. Bufalo N. Y.
Sherwood A. Ijirouche, Plica, N. Y*.
Clarence (L I.»*w. Anthony. Kan.
Jauip* L. Lear, Lowell, Mass.
1 'ills F Ix-blond. Wlllimantu-, Conn.
Henry Let-. Dawson, Minn.
Clarence l^-tr. Bennett. Iowa.
John T. I ookliart. Clanton, Ala.
Maurice Christopher Ix>ngstrcet. New
Martin A. Lyden. Norwalk. t onn.
John Lynch. Providence. |j. |.
James J. O'Connor. Denver, Colo.
Joseph Oliver. Youngstown, Ohio.
Francesco Palleschi. New \ork.
Walter H. Pcake. t;r»H i. Mountain, N.
'•.ui Peues.bl, Norristowu. Pa
Ml.hael I'etito. Brooklyn. N Y.
Arthur Phelps, Ilender-on. Iowa.
v Plperata. Kc« Village, s. J.
Edward ! Potter. l.auravill>, Md
Slightly Wounded.
Sergeant
Tete Spence, Dallas, Tex.
Corporai -
Joseph L. Yokooo. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bugler -
William I.. Sehwleger, Philadelphia.
rr!\ar« s- -
Att.e Iterett. .«an Francisco. r»j.
Jerry Dljoy, New Haven, Conn.
Vfrron Kalenius, Houqua m. Wash.
(oorsd McHugb. Sijinmitthill. Pa.
Joseph Maeedo, Hanford. Cnl
Simon paepan. Chelsea. M«<«k.
W"alt«>r Pan.lrik Ph ln.lelphia, Ps
lorcllo Ravnl. South P« thl- h« m Pa.
Erail Ten in, Jer . y City. N .f
W 11.urn \ iar. Hagersto >n, Md.
John WsNh. Brrw.kiyii, N ^ ,
L lwa' d 11'sim*. N- given i
Wour.dei Degree Undetermined .
CALDWELL COUNTY BANKER ,
AND MERCHANT IS DEAD
Mounment Peach, Mass.
Ripley, W. Va.
LI
Mils h. Haring
Alrah I Parsei
Sergeants--
v\*e11» r Pankston. Deeatnr. Ala.
Frank P. Barton. VS arreosburg HI.
Hobs it H. Becker. Si liuylkill Haven. I
Ralph R. Berry, Knox villa. Pa.
Aaron V> Hagelein. Ogden, Iowa
Russell Hardwkk. Red <»ak. Iowa.
Christian <■ Heckrote, ILigclton. Pa.
Bni-'e I Hunt. North B«nd. Pa.
Pedele* <i. Kritrer, Chadwieks, N. Y
Thomas F. l.yneh. Philadelphia, Ps.
Ben Sendobrv. Chicago. Ill
Lyell F. Thompson, Potts/ille, Pa
Serseant -
Charles E Lents, Marcus Honk, Ta.
Corporals -
Peter A. Anderson. Brooklyn, N Y
DeitrP h W \ Berger. Washington, D.
Carl P.. Bohlln. Brooklyn. N. Y
Thomas .1 Rroderh k Philadelphia.
Ernest W Filer. Otego. N. ^
Jess Gardner. Atlantic lown
Hale Handy. Birmingham. Ala
James M Klasoek. Pittsburg, Pa.
Robert «. Kiause, Seymour. Wis
tienrge ( Kremer, Schuylkill Harep,
Ro> E. Nelson. Loremc Okla.
William J. Phelan. Somerville. Mas*.
Frank P Rice, Alma, Kan
Joseph Saluskle. Duryeur. Pa.
Frank \ Bebmldt, Oraas Valley, < a>
iie*.rge S. Slems Wantagh. \. V
Wllhurn a. Spalnhower. Pinna 'e. n
William A i'uniiu' r>. Huntsville,
Cyril S. Waiters i.ary, w. \a
Albert Welas. Philade'phia, Pa.
Bugler—
Andrews, Madison. Wis
■
Pa
I place Rev M J. Beh
atul Prof Weber of s
Mo.
Welch. MlllbuMass.
H Datis. Wilton. Conn.
Smith, Addison, N. Y.
Letcher,
Mell m ig,
Hazelton, Pa
I'hliadelphla, Pa
Harold S.
Musician
Daniel F.
Mechanics
Frederick
Alfred B.
Cooks
Samuel F
Joseph J.
Private*-—
Wesley H. Allison. Prlnevllle. Ore.
i.«-'orge Anderson, Waterbury. Coin.
Harry I. Anderson, Newcastle, Pa.
Henry Anderson. Bessemer, Ala
Andrew Ansel mo. New York. N Y.
William A Armstrong. Philadelphia, I
Albert Atehle; . Memphis. Tenn
Matty Attanasla. Brooklyn. N. Y'.
Arthur V. Auncliman, Shoreham, Vt.
Alme Banrille, Chlcopee Falls, Mass.
Spence Barnes. Reform, Ala.
Fred Behn, Chicago, 111.
Louis c Betts, Brooklyn N Y
Howard L. Pien, Wabasha, Minn.
Alexander Black, Winburn. Pa.
Martin A Keller, Mukwonago. Wis.
W I'llani H Keller. Altooua, Pa.
Alexander Krzealnski, tJukrua Plock.
ala.
Beautify the Complexion
IN TEN DAYS
Nadinola CREAM
The I'ncqualed Beautilkr
used and endorsed »y
THOUSANDS
Guaranteed to temov*
tan, freckles, pimple,,
Hvcr-spots, etc. Extreme
eases twenty days.
lUds pores and tissues of impurities.
Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy.
Ino sizes. Soid by leading toilet coun>
terr cr mail.
NATIONAL toiler COMPANY, fMi,
Joseph Ijituggn. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Sherman A!.* Lindsej, Whealland, Mo.
Arthur Lundv, Hatselle. Ala.
James Ixmghtreth, Oakdale. Pa.
William McCllntoek. Philadelphia, Pa.
Melvln McCoy. Kessemer, Ala.
l-'rarklln H. McKlnney. Cast Sparta Ohio
Charles J. Manners, uld Hartford Hamilton,
Maryland.
Joseph Marshall. Port Henry, N. Y.
John Mason. Philadelphia. 11c
Walter M Maynard. PansTllle. N. Y*.
Ariuiir B Mi Kwin, She ton, • 'onn.
Pari Miller, t'ameron, W. Va.
Patrick Monaghan. Ivesdale. III.
Knard B. Nankervis. lietroit. Mich.
Joseph J. Nay. Philadelphia, Pa.
Harlan J. Nobllt, Pyeberry, Pa.
I»ennls Oiler. arles. Ohio.
James F. o'Shea, PL, ads!pliii. Pa
Terranea P. O'Toolo, New York. N. T.
William .1 Park, Lonaconning. Md.
William W. Peterson. Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Joseph K. Blake. Oxford, Mass.
William Bluefsteln. Prookl.vn. N. Y.
Jesse J. Brady. Showlow. Ariaona
Kohert J. Prandt. Oak Park, 111.
I.Inn T Brown. Chicago, III.
Josef Pror.lk. Detroit. Mich.
John J Burke. Brooklyn. V Y.
Carl Bus.-h, Cincinnati. Oho.
Pnocii P. fable. Burlington. Wish.
Henderson Cherry, Birmingham, Ala
Joseph Chickle. Shamokln. Pa
Pdgar i;. Ciouatre. Whitecastle, Ya.
Joshua M Collins. Lufkin, Te*.
Frank Conklin. Pomona, N.
William I' Coyle, Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Finest W. Pall, Cleveland. Ohio.
John T. Pignan. Philadelphia. Pa.
Antonio IVmorilo, New York, N. Y.
Serenua Donovan. Lawrence. mh>s.
Charles A Kbljecke, Lawrence, Ma-v
Dave Pdwarda, New Y'ork. N. ^ .
Flnier I eutherstone, Pockhold, Ky.
James F. Fish, Goldthwaite, Tex.
I uciis Forte Star City. Ark.
William F I oster, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Andrew lislak. Bayard, Neb.
B'-n rjarcla. Brooklyn, N. Y.
J"hn liawlak. tillroy, Cal
Hurry «lohr. Buyonne. N. J.
Jsnio .f. • io ding. Fairmount. Neb.
"rle I,ester liootlrlch, Brooklyn, N Y.
Harold I'. Hamlll. Hardy, Neb.
Frank K Harrison, Philadelphia. Ta.
Marbel \\. Ilaskett. Roosevelt. \. Y*.
Pohert Hatch. Terre Haute, ind
James D. Il.itdier. Norfolk. \a
William Hayes. Fern Springs. Miss.
Ernest W I{« f 1 in. Luteber. La.
Cloyfi C Fiend ley, Tobe.a. \'a.
D"vi< 1 Henne, Mell»er. Ky.
Arthur C. Henry, 'lama'iua, Pa.
Fred Holmes Apollo, Pa.
,lame< Holmes, Bloomsburg. Pa.
Kdwa'd llobib, Warren Ohio.
Balph I Honea, Chicago, ill
Charles Howard. Fast Point.
Fdwurd Ilulsey. New Y'ork. N. Y.
Bert J. .tames. Fajetteville. Tenn.
Karl Jenkins, New " astle. Pa.
Ffeni Jermoluk. T'nlon Hill. N*. J.
Walter .i i, son, Norwich, Kan.
A age Wiliimn Jorgcns4in. Stouby, Denmark.
Earl Katie, Den?ar. Colo.
Peter Kanstrup. Arlington, S. D.
Jacob Kavka. I'nterprise. Kan.
M.ssir.g in Action.
Sergeant
Arthur L. (ovide. Blackton P. O., Md.
Corporal
A!b«^rt
Prlvatee-
Fliii'.re Pecker. Brooklyn. N. Y
•.•■'•pp. j. Brooks. Waltham. Mass.
< loo Albert Pralme. Coldwater, Mich.
John B. Duggon, Sevlervllle. Tenn.
B<»ber i Fdwards, Brooklyn. N. Y".
Walt Krickson. Wlnthrop, Minn.
Walter Hale. Dye. Ya.
James L. Hay. I»u Bols. Pa.
William Hick*. Pome. tia.
Wi iiaui F. Hoffman Johnstown. Ta.
William .1 Kuhn, Chicago, III.
John P. Mortzell, Hllbert. Wis.
Michael Sauiz. Tarrytown. N. Y.
Dallls o. Scott, Peytonsburg. Ky.
John J. Stocklas. Yonkers, N. V.
Peter Stukis. PIttston. Pa.
Palph A. Taylor. Fast Orauge, N. J.
Frank Tellington. tioldsboro. N. C.
Henry Temme. Petersburg, Neb.
Charles Trulia. t'leveland, Ohio.
Alex Wilsknian. Mouessen, Pa.
Fay Owens, Alexandria. Ind.
Arthur H. Paepke, Milwaukee, Wis.
John Pautalone Morley, l.'tah.
tieorge H. Parson. Crania. La.
I'lacldo Peuone. I.ee<-hburg. \a.
<»scar Peters. Mctiehee. Ark-
Francis O. Piper. Clayton. Iowa. "
Samuel Hasrnussen, Fremont. Neb.
Michael Riley. Newcastle, Ireland.
Alexander Romei. Petroit. Mich.
l.eo J. Pyuo. >) cginore. 111.
Tvans J. Sawyer, Smithville, Tex.
Thom.is J. Slaw. Philadelphia. Pa.
Arthur Sherwood. Syracuse, N. Y.
Murl (I. Snyder, Salamanca. N. Y.
Ignaxio Spampinato. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fdgar Stoner. Baltimore, Md.
Kuaaell J. Snlllvan, Fresno. Cal.
Peter F. Tempus. Independence, Io^a.
John ft. Vance. Wiggins Colo
John W. Weberg. South Bridge, Mass.
James J. Wedick. Mancliester, N. H.
Andrew M Wet more. South Norwalk, Conn.
Elliot F. Williams, Dorchester. Mass.
F.mtl Wohlgemuth. Tularo«o. N. M.
Jesse Y'ard'ey. Patoka 111.
W.S.S,
No l-'ntnlitlea Attend Explosion,
c • . > 'i ted Pi ess.
TPF.V'OV. Ontario, Oct. L"».—So far as
known ilieic , ;m futulitiea attending
the dealrtietio*' be ?iexnlo«lon and fire
last nij^ill ol it! . ;j »,» 1 the
Trenton plant o£ the Uritiah Kxploalfes.
Limited.
( . T. S( HAWE.
Special Telegram to The F\pre«-«
M WW L; I. I „ Tex . Oct. 1*. The funeral I
| of tho late (' Schawe. who died sudden I
j ly a; his home here Friday morning, was i
the largest attended in the history of this j
h\\ :i rl / of M« t i reggor
Sequin condneted the |
nervines Active pallbearers were I>p. F«.
P Wllmot of Austin, Judge W <. Barber I
i of San Marcos. John T Storey and Storey |
* Mvrb-k of Lockhart f»t(o Pfefferkorn ami
K n Hoft'inati of Maxwell and A D Mo I
j bane ol Lo'-khart.
Mr s.'hawc was prominent in banking}
j circles, having been in the banking btisi
' ness for many years He v .is also the
Inrffeat individual land owner in Caldwell
Count \ and was ah " in the mercantile
business. Deceased whs ."it years of age
1 at his death and lfavc> his widow, t.hree
'sons and sit daughters, one stin. Harry,
! is in the I'nited States Army, stationed at
i Camp Travis; another son. Louis P., was
recently discharged from the army on ac
j count of injury sustained in an automobile
j ae ident, and Theo F is managing the
I S i • h a v. e farms hero. Three daughters are
married and are Mrs August Best and
Mrs Louis A Laas <>f Maxwell and Mrs {
f. II Meyer of Rosenberg one daughter.
Miss Bertha, is attending the Thomas
; School in San Antonio nnd two daughters
i are still at home.
w.s.s.
QUESTIONNAIRES SOON GO
TO REMAINING REGISTRANTS
i By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct l.*> Classification
by local boards of nun of the new draft,
[registration lias Iven so rapid that rjues .
I tionnaires soot) will he sent to youths of
Pas and men between ;:T and Itf years of i
: age Though required to register on Hep J
tei;!*er i_' no action had been taken as
to these i lasses oecausc of l!ie intention
to defer calling them for service until all
■ ther available material has been e\ |
| hausted and local hoards were ordered not
to sent! them questionnaires.
j The influenza epideinb conditions are
such, in the opinbm of the general staff,
as to eontinue the indefinite suspension of
I the October draft culls, but It Is inti
! muted that the next call will be of un-
usually large proportions. I mler new reg-
j illations which have been isaueil by tin
ode. Blackton P.
ouriioyer, Spencer, Mass.
general staff governing the classification in
the- army of men with physical defects,
men fit for general service are to be noted
as class A onn on military records, while
meu fit for such service, if .ured by
operation or other treatment, a to to be
noted as -lass It. Below these are es
tahlishe.1 class C-I. in which men fit for
■ general limped gervlce," which is defined
i<- being in the service of supplies over
-cr.or in general service within the I" n 11« • I
States; and lass C J to certain men fit
only for restricted duty within the I nlted
states, in capacity approved h.\ medical
officers, t'la-, 1> is for men unfit for
i any service.
I w.s.s.
AIRCRAFT RESOURCES OF
ALLIES ARE BEING POOLED
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, I». C. Oct in.—An
agreement under which the aircraft re
sources of t.he allied countries and the
I'nited States are to lie developed in >arr>
ing out a joint program was arrived at j
during the vi>it to Kngland and Franco :
of Assistant Secretary John P. IJyan. head j
of the army aircraft division.
Tin agreement contemplates that each
countn shall use its production resour< »•>
to the limit in the lines along whi h It is
best <'i|ui)• |i. i| to work, and that the fight
ing force* of all three air services, shall
be supplied out of this production so ih.it |
there will be no delay ou the part of any
one of t.he three in contributing its share
to the building of a great air navy.
The air supremacy of the allies ia n!
ready unque-1iohsd. Mr. IJyan said, but
without cm unlimited efforts and on ordi
nated command, the centralized German air
fleet miuht be concentrated against Amer-
ican. 1'rcto h or British squadrons in over
whelming numbers for any short period.
— w.s.s.
GERMANS THEMSELVES DOUBT
SINCERITY OF MAXIMILIAN
! Special Telegram to The F\pres>.
* LONDON. Oct. 1 ».— Hven in Germany the I
sincerity of Prince Max's plea for an .
J .'irmistl. e was not accepted without ques
tion. (ieorge Pernhard, writing in the
i \ < ssisciio /citung on the day following the j
j chancellor'* appearance before the Keiohs- |
, tag, said ;
is the new government different from
' Its predecessors in its fundamental con
!< options of foreign policy? After yester
I 'lay's speech one must deny it. YVhat the j
« haneellor said was not policy. It was
merely a peace offer which varied only in
shading and especially indefiniteness of
conditions from the offers which have al-
ro;.<iy l.een made by the allies Jointly and
on tin last occasion by Austria-Hungary
alone."
MME. BERNHARDT SUES FOR
$75,000 FOR CATCHING COLD
Civilian and Military
i .vtf-X'X-X'Xvv;,'.
; :
y.i&.w
" Q A.u.&c-
ri^HIS Waist Seam Suit is a popular Society Brand model
J- that has a two-fold advantage—it gives a smart effect to
the coat, and is most appropriate in these military times. To be sure
that you get hand tailoring of a superior grade, look for the label
"Society Brand." It's our pledge to you of unqualified satisfaction.
ALFRED DECKER It COHN, Makers
In Canada, SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES. I.lmitrd
CHICAGO NEW YORK MONTREAL
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
wh<.«> §orietij IBrand (lllotljro are sold
ALL makers can buy the same woolens, but it is
the tailoring that makes the big difference in clothes. Society Brand
Suits and Overcoats embody the highest grade of workmanship that your
money can buy. And if that's what you want, don't accept anything else.
Come in and look them over—the style that you see in the mirror is built
jn_not pressed in—and will stay in as long as you wear these clothes,
FRANK BROS.
«Style Headquarters"— Where fcirhj Srattfc CWntl|M are sold
.- pe< ial !'••!• jrram to The Kxpre**.
\i \v York. Oct. lO.—Mme. Sarah Bern
hardt au^ht <?nld while traveling through
New fcncland in March, 1017, and her man
atfor. \\ illiain F. O'Connor, wants $75.(00
fr the Pullman t'ompany. lie started
I suit Monday, alleging that the noted ac-
: tress indisposition was caused by the com- I
pauy s neglect to heat the car in which she .
t:\-.voied, that the trip was curtailed as a;
■ e-uit and flint she suffered a $76,000 loss j
in commissions.
w.s.r.
FINALLY SEnLffl
WAR LABOR POLICIES BOARD
FIXES SCALE FOlt EVERY
INDUSTRY.
HUNS REMOVING SUPPLIES
FROM BELGIAN COAST BASES
Pr \s«.e.-i«ted Pr^sf.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IX
rriA.NTi:, Oct. 15.—There are further evl-
dences the German^ are retreating from j
th" l'.elgian coast. Their stores are bei;ig j
in-'ved from Ost^nd and Itruces. evtraor I
din .r\ eff .rts being made 10 get all their
I materials awa.v from the re-ir of the front
of attack: but the quantities are so vast j
1 because they were originally put there .
' when the Germans lrnd hopes of breaking I
t''rocTb nnd drivine from the coast that I
1 ir now I* e* fierleti"ir«T great d'f- '
l.i-ult^ in saving hi.> supplies.
Special THegrain to The Express.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 15 A wage
basis for all the industries of the^country
was finally agreed upon by the Wage Ad-
justment Hoard of the War Labor Policies
Board last night. It Is incorporated
In a recommendation to the President ot
the I'nited States, which will be forwarded
through Se<retary of Labor Wilson.
Formal announcement of tlie President,
carrying ids approval. Is expected hv
Wednesday or Thursday. No announce
raent of the scheduler will be made by tin-
Labor Department previous to presiden
tlal action.
The report, however, carries maximum
and minimum wage figures for every trade
and Industry, in general, thi* wages now
in effect are continued in operation,
though variations are allowed wnere in-
creases proportionate to the increased cost
of living have not been recently n"^T''
Th* Snipping Hoard. nl«o |«
amiounte the new
nnd Pacific Coast districts within a few
dn.NK. These were held up pending the
decision of the Frankfurter board.
Special Telegram to The Express.
Wll.KKSBAKliE, Pa.. Oct. 15.—Anthra-
! cite mine workers of America are to re-
ceive in wages double the terms fixed in
1 the 1010 agreement of operators and eui-
j ployes, according to the statement today
of union officials upon their return from
1 the Washington conference, official an-
I nouiicement of the award is expected from
• Or. Garfield, Fuel Administrator, during
I this week.
i The average Increase will amount to
i $1.17 |Ser day.
' — W.S.S.
Stone—the Texas cake specialist—offers
the first absolutely wheatless cake. Your
grocer sells them.—(Adv.)
W.S.S.
ARREST BRINGS IN WITNESS
Former Rod Cross Official Appears in
Court at New York.
ales iu the idware
pr a ■sac! a ted Press.
NEW YORK. Oct 13— Raymond Robins
of Chicago, head of the American Red
Cross mission which went to Russia last
\ear. and chairman of the Progressive N
tional convention in Ibin. appeared in the
I Federal Court here today in answer to a
warrant for his arrest Issued y*st<*)
! after he evaded service of a subpoena il
| bad be.'t: semtc ui^d t te :'f.\ re:.,!
n mu •» ir.icit> »»i rue ilom n.tie»» on Fib
Mo T'l.iorniatlou "Slsson p-^ierw." « •
• ip . to c.iiajjUili proof ui German In
=!:
spiratlon ai* financial support of th«
Lenlne-Trotzi^ regime In Russia.
Neither Mr. Robins nor his counsel*
George W. Wlckersham, former Attorneyj
General ot' the United States, would dlsj
cuss the former's action In locking himselfi
In the apartment of a relative while mar^
shals sought to summon him to court.
However, they assured attorneys reprej
senting five men aud a woman on trial
for alleged violation of the espionage actw
and in whose behalf Mr. Robins had beets
called as a witness, that the former Ret|
Crosa official would appear in court when
called upon to submit to questioning. Cou*
seuuentiy, the warrant for his arrest wa<
called. !
The case on trial is one in which thf
defendants are accused of circulating prlnt<i
ed statements to the effect that the Unlt«4
States violated international law In at»
tempting to Interfere in the internal af*
fairs of Russia and in landing troops 019
Russian soil without declaring war on
that country. Their counsel announced
that he would ask Secretary of War Bakei
and George Creel, chairman of the Com*
mlttee on Public Information, to testify,
Th* lawyer bases defense of his clients,
in part, on a ciaiin that tb« Sissou paperU
were forgeries.
W.J5.S.
FIVE AMERICANS SUCCUMB
TO PNEUMONIA IN IRELAND
. Monday. Oct. 14.—lp#ve Amerl-
• r». T. G. McMuoU. .1. H. Cave-
' Clietiion, F. Knowlton and J»
all iirtlHcrymeu, bave died from
m ,i contracted at the time thf j
i i*i .i po «Mrauto was wrecked. They wen <
iudajr >'
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