The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1918, Page 3

SETI TAKEN 40 SLAIN IN ACTION OFF WAR WELFARE | ON PERSHING'S LIST WORKERS 910°37. OF 277 CASUALTIES Balloons Equipped With Microphones Inventor’s Idea for Warning U. S. Cities of Impending Air Raids Ore en ENEMY MOINES © SQUADRON PEPRORMNG " SOUND WAVES SET UO IN it BY ENEMY PERIL SCUIDRUN AMERICAN SPIRIT AND TEAM WORK CRUSH GERMANY MAIL YOUR LETTERS EARLY! POSTAL EMPLOYEES APPEAL TO AVOID EXTRA NIGHT WORK National Federation Sends Message in Effort to Reduce Congestion HARRY FREY DIES, SHELL VICTIM ON 4 « SEVERAL MULES ARP and Strain on Workers. FRENCH FRONT | “Ms your letters early, See j expedite delivery, and War Depuitment to Register Total of 6.874 G. Gallant Ameti- Senator Lewis, Home From’, Men nN hate Corporal Once Strong Man in , ° . 2 D e my ‘al * Tet ay Men Engaged in Such cans Have Made Supreme War Zone, Declares Allies Thit message was sent out to. | Vaudeville Trio, and Wr © srifice i ave », | day t Na ve ation i a q a Work Overseas. Sacrifice in Battle. fms Have Been Heartened. " the National Mederation tling Instructor at Upton, i foi pl dls of Postal Employees, in an effort : ay 1 tee Dr a consi to ¢ 4e congeation at night S Men from nineteen to thirty-seven WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Total Senator James Hamilton Lewis of and the constant atrain of over- Corpl. Harry C, Frey, formerly 9% years of age who are engaged in war Castalties in American forces Illinois came back from the war time work. Wrestling Instructor at Camp Upton 9 Welfare work here and overnean are pevcncd 36.561 to-day, when the War zone yesterday with assurance from To discourage night work, the |“"4 before that a member of @ Department issued an army list of sired ijiiea thal kil executi rd will urge a time |X8OWN vaudeville trio of strone ibm aM no longer exempt from military ser- 143. In this list and one issued for sla thas Re Myecce differentia: under which workers |W%8 Killed by a shell in a duggaty aig viee, It was announced to-day at the Publication in the morning papers 45 pene oe eee ae ye vances, will be paid an hour for each | AUS 20. according to word reed ; United Work Campaign Headquar- Were killed in action, 108 missing in Gale Ge ma ob ae vatation. forty-five minutes between 6 tenday : rs ters, action, 99 wounued severely, 6 died of any to the verge of desperation. o'clock at night and 6 in the |, ie was in Battery Cc, s0dth PERG Also the War Departnient will be “ease, 18 died of wounds and 7 died ae Canara, Wes: eee cere on, -naintty Artillery. Besides his parents at MO. Tequested to call for registration and °F accident and other causes, biol ades cilRcatbin age Mae Battie ese 155 Audubon Avenue, he leaveg @ classification immediately the men of , Casualties suffered so far by the which he resumed his Journey afte wife; a brother, Capt. Charles; draft age who are now working over- Alerican forces include: Killed in ee elena ted wis TOTAL SALES OF W. y leaned” Wrekin oe ction, 74; se . e. as torpedoed and League, Wa rato a ther seas, for which service, it is an- Stun, 6,874; severely wounded, 17, wae «ton, and ano' $967 rilesine a wolion, Ke ied, eae, to turn back NOW REACH brother in the army. nonced, no men will be accepted ion, wounded, y BER i E hereafter unless they are more than “Stee Undetermined, 2,514, and died | SRCWMIONE wert Three important things now ditinns Lieut. James A. Mosely of Glen ed a », U7 4 : a established In the war—the submarine Ridge J, wae killed at Ct Fs thirty-seven years old or burred from ace, L778. 8) SHH BLOOM, OPERATOR A se | at Chateau. ¥ : * fhe a " . LISTENS INOW ThE ORC has failed in its purpose of either verage Per Capita Holdings of | Thierry July 26. He wae a 4 7 the army by physical defects, No The army list follows: : s s gradnate . KILLED IN ACTION starving England, destroying the! “Balyy Bonds’ in United States | Yale, class of 1915, and had & exemption will be asked for men of ie ou < iki \ io ‘abe (G. weltare aarvids in Corporals. MALL balloons, equipped with ply theory, so tar, Mr. Lee A. Collins, in every direction and connecting commerce of France, or preventing Put at $6.48 ‘brother, Ensign Nicholas Mosely, America. ay a oe S electric microphones, constl- writing in the current fssue of the with @ supersensitive microphone, America (rom landing troops ut the ages’ i PPphew the Naval Auxiliary in England, q 4 i seorge F naw, AM | + >, - “ i efro t a Ine Jer d i qT o These decisions were reached ROBBINS, Walle K, Lenoir, NG. tute the very latest device for Electrical Experimenter, asserts that It {s belloved that such a system pu dete rt General an and Thrift Ste vir r a . \lalon aie eet ‘Wastiington yesterday in & confers Privat protecting American coast cities {t 1s practical; and the French al- would enable us to detect the sound ' “Tlie bosst of the Gernian Tenetali| | month--8LO4 for every person | resident fail once and was the first © | ence betwen Raymond B. Fosdick of | BERINCIIX, Nicol, hums, tvom airplane raids, ‘The whtrr of ready have erected similar “listen: of raiders while they were yet some tat 40% would be the limit of MeN iA aie Unliied Slaten-to False the) “rien, Galen i rae in battle, the Commission on Training Camp GULMMDO, samuel, Piuve, Oa) the Approaching enemy engines is ing posts” on the tops of their high- milles away. Tests made with micro "NO Cull eves land Ms nel Wh |average per capita holdings of theme] | uiut: Midler FE Weeson wae age 1G Activities, Dr. John KR, Mott find J. 8 SENSO Thomas, 100 caught by the ‘bell-shaped micro est buildings. phones to determine the location Of ry uonth and, aw f saw in one port, |tuday report Aceon wise “qirs,- | Btaduated from 8 i use t ai beh , oe 5 ‘ month and, aw 1 sa One POEL to-day reported Anguat wnten as $109, uated yrac nivel Peremor 0e wie 21 AEs Co ACh Ge eT ues Wiles [phones and transmitted along wires The proposed scheme of the Amert artillery have demonstrated that tb@ 4 a9 jy one du 63,000 and total salen to Sept. 1 an $642] In 1917 and Immediately went to come Agar and Dr. c haries P. Neil of the 44; Lok 4 |to the ears of a listener, who sends can inventor is to send the balloons range of detection is far greater fhe humiliation of the German | 601,000, Hancock, Ga, where he won.a come acon Catholic War Council, Elliott wait wae | out an alarm up at certain intervals, cach balioon than {s generally thought pos tary by the fresh troops of Amer-| Ob/o led all States in August both in] mission Second Li {rae ha ba ba pow € rae tins Hiaasen ee vm i a me | Although this balloon plan ts sim- to carry a series of horns, pointing sible. ton has filled Germany with @ ser been fe sort ” ee tn le Pht ta os ee he wae prome = Lee and H. 8. Braucher of the 48% , exe, Wis, 3 abdee wales 0 » alka stands sec nt und went ov y ~ 5 . KAKK HLA, Ader M.. Calumet, = Par ae ™ po tlon of wonder and terror . : " A 4 War Camp Community Service, who | a | ; ond only to New York in agar With the totth Field Artillery consulted with the War Department. CAMONICA, Callagera, 2616 Pros- olive Brune | PORT CHESTER FOLK BUSY |KILLED HIS FIRST GERMAN SEES Sheaves France sates since the bedinning of the ston A. Sayers, formerly of il “We recemmena iminediate, enfore ene New ME He City. ae Reported Precner: spoke of our soldiers and of our off: campui Nex} to fo. fe the bsg Side, L. L, was killed June 21, ate , ese roxol givi \ bi M K., Wilflmantic, Gu . A’ ials having shown a quality of month Aumust, New York, 1-[S0°GIng fo word received from a of these resolutions, giving wucrae e vat “ ' MOTHER'S BIRTHD f x aby sk dit : meatic service mon preparing for; MARCHMAN, (ual H.. White UMaine, Go. DIED—Previeusiy Reported Missing —_— | prophecy, and frankly admitted that ported the bie at receipte for the war, ‘ - - . . MASTS, Wiliam Mo Ki on, Tt 4 . ho coming and © performance minded, invalid sme and h overseas who ere eliminsted.” Ald stctou" Aen re ag ae Bah hal Former Congressman and Mrs.East Orange Boy, — Reporied /¢uF coming and our the ho i ; ly diechaneeds We tenance ll acre baht ie 4780 Kimball Ave. xe, Georactown, Deli Fieldhouse Doing Their Share in | Wounded, Writes Parents of Battle, | witen France waa loud in i jyne he was killed wan sorving § BARRAGE OF MINES SURRAY, (leat Pe Nena, cotimnia, 6 Saving Food. but Fails to Mention Injuries, | pression of her gratitude ts A SLACKER PROTEST! ":""-» . Canadan | NEELON, Ghartc daara peers | WOUNDED SEVERELY—Previously| ,, ala * ; : sy Ailent te sported, “Prime Minister Lioyd George of ————_— ” . ° canning fruits and veg: Private Walter V. Skelton, repor eietiast 10 S10P U BOATS: port, N.Y. | Reported Missing. Hie WHID the fealnere the fin today's casualty Mist an aeriousiy4 Britain wan free to muy to me that Ue | A) VETERANS INSPIRE SOLDIER, DIED OF WOUNDS, ome mee we ° persons in Port Chester who wi on Aug. 14, is a son of Mr.| influence of President Wila und ject to Having Basebal ayers ; a -— = Privates. jenjamin, their share. Former Congressman 1- [and Mrs, Daniel Iton, No, 69 Car-| America upon the institutions of and Others Given Soft Jobs imployee of Civil War Hame Whe Representative Hicks Returns From faumtey yltertumt. Coun MULLINS, “exe masts nin Irving Taylor of H negie Avenuc, Kast Orange. Skelton,| Britain and the spirit of her people Welfire: Ai lated Now Reported Missing, galipa bh Figgee aes BATES, dammes,” Switaeriand besides practising law, ha who Is twenty-three years old, entisted | was equivalent in itself to a new Brit. BS YVCUATE Eeain Fired with patriotic enthusiasm by Front With Confidence. | WOUNDED—Previously Reported | nis year to raise chicks \ year ago and trained mt Spartanburg, igh Army-gndecd, that the Influence! PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.—A numz}asroclation with veterans of the Civil in Navy. | to put up more than 500 cans of frulin]s. Cs win parenta he|% President Wilson upon public ber of workers quit at the Cramp War, Robert Flack, who was enginees Light on the measures being taken ANSELMO, Lavigi Mrs, Thomas Fividhouse of Byram |'0ld of having killed als frat German opinion in Britain was aa great as if Shipyard terday because they ob- Maidan ae pee ne for Disabled in the Nort Seu to fight U boats was | DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER Iii", Than Bone im one better Tn fom guy 4, he imother's birthday; He| he had been their own selected oMcial, | Jected to baneball players, actors, oldlers at Kearny, volunteered when ceat to-day by Hepresentative CAUSES. (sae wise aAaiMonT a6 Mulcllng. eiaver! vewentars [Gnedeh Ri acerime it tis plain to any one In the world pugilists and others, inexperienced | *ar "ne declared and went oversea Frederick C. Hicks of the First Dis- | ae cane for the boys overseas she has put upftold that his toot hod who may traverse the land of the |in shipbuilding, being placed over|™')) “ympiny \ 1tth bears trict, who returned on Thursday in ¢ more than 2 tables and | "nd & toe amputated | Allies that this war in which America | them a bos: f given soft DEFtLO| cs Avenus, ‘Newark, recelona tn Fee univer Ships chai DeodENE. Kaok ii I fruits. Through Mrs. rol, Mo 2 - jhas entered is one conflict of one | as welfare instructors from him dated July 24 ipewhich Rober Assistant Secietary of the Navy / SEMA RO tie, W., Hesrener, Okie of Byram 8h and New York NEW YORKERS 10 TRAIN people for one cause, Liberty and) Charice Seott, General Organizer of |*tated he had not yet been in a bai 2 |PLUMMER. Willle'L., Marion, Ind ai a cand goede GIL We clea se Fas i Roosevelt. woes 1°, Pisce, WOUNDED SEVERELY—Proviously to charity and the omar eee Justice and for that all the Allies! the boulermakers: and sbipbulders|miaving in eenaalty list soporte: Fiemm by fy o cha y f nine sen ° n J ‘avan, ener irgaa'ser — “An enormous mine eto WOUNDED SEVERELY. Reported Killed in Action. army camps and canton WITH TRENCH MORTARS | in one a eit realy: 60: sive] $08 Ds ies Sea laeanee eave iinent accine. Gree ; bottle up the is being Corpora Corporal. ——»— every contribution of all their pos- jn‘ th are district, were quotet ma ws stretched from Svotlaud to Norway," | MKEOWN, Hazy H., ile, Pa, JONES, James T., Knoxville, Tene vee passions and make avery sacrifice! today as saying there’ tm too much Watertown. Yaid Mr. Hicks, who is a member of | MSEAS, Herwadl J ala [RETURNED TO DUTY—Previously JOHNSON DEPLORES Our Boys at Camp Gordon Will of, ait of te Waltare. work In the shipyante and). WATERTOWN, Y., went, aa p Naval Affairs Committe, e White, 18 Baldwin St.,| Reported Missing in Action. Have Enelist Chief ‘All this has broken the morale of init it retards the progress of ship-| A general strike order, to beco: "The barrage will be 230 miles long | ,, Newar Ki. J. ‘i . ave Englishman as hie ermany and has begun the crushing | yy iding Privately owned yards, such | effective next Tu 4 h pein. and wil! probably be finished early in ihNeoare, MY. BOLSHEVIK TREND structe tf her armies, It the . o 3 4 esday, has been the winter, it is one of the most; "*" Hits. Sitactive, “N. 'Y, BARBOUR, & Instructor, knowledge of this by her people that Beer aula Gail the Ge veeneent issued by the local Machinists’ Union, igantic tasks the Allied Nay Private: yecial to The Evening World.) has taken the support from the mili tar hr calling out 8,000 machinists employed ois L 7 scot them there at Government ex th ploy: undertaken, and | cannot speals LARA: rma b,_Lrake, |X, D MecOrL Congressman Scores Scores Ra licals in ATLANTA, Ga. pt. 21—New|tary tyrants of Prussia and brings at three local enunition plants of the too high praise of ita inen, The bav= bas sia Bank irene" saibapai Farewell Speech—To Yorkers here will soon begin their train. | in sight the end of | of the war.” 6 New York alr Brake Company. The rage is intended to keep NCH am J., Warwinrs, Conn SH Sees eS ng on the trench mortar range, aa the Semmests Planted for = © result of disagree: making their way out in LYONS, Frank, 72 Academy St. " Cnte , which hae been mainta ments over wages. Union officials lwntic by going north of Scotland. | | Belleville, N. <i atta nists: bet Enter Army. Hak, es Wee eek ede ra “is FRENCH THANK PI PERSHING The M Pudad ment fs sae o/b tus | cekhamientes ny (has violated an ( Ruel ere nreones Henry » . E : plese i" Ga, has been a he Mo nN, ‘Do =| agreement made last June. STL Ie oot ee ahinien” Go coat | Manne fea fie, Wasi WASHINGTON: Bani: Bical warns & Po AMMRE ceing Nthorities will probably ‘act favorably| Labor Bonrl has heen notunes ae ing to bomb the Belgian at Masiy AY Peis ing against Bolshevism at home wae {he British Army, is the elie? in strues 4 ‘A notified, bases of the Germans from land and MI {, Ws ae A M8 tor, Six guns will be 4 at the school on Cl Ay bape made by Mrs, Henry - -— Kea, as the Brit doing. voiced in the House yesterday b: D- Oo H. von Kolnitz, one of §. Howland, a prominent club mem- British Casonities for Enormous seap sent b. a: fe sean if resentative Johnson of Washington, the stars of Camp Gordon's military | ber, that trees be ited aa inemor-| LONDON, Sept. 21,—British abroad for tha «NY PW. Quin Republican, in his last speech before [hkue, and former third baseman «Nantes City ( suse Y Votes Unani- 10 0 oie mild not be carcied aui| {07 the week ending to-day follow: Ofe entering the army @ Captain, He commission ax a He | 1 . the Commi Med or died of wounds, 4873 i ( to Adopt Town Freed until next spring thi mmissioners | men, 1. Officers. wound ' va declared that the Government was ar in the cant and t | mousy P have not taken definite action on the! ing.’ and trod Gounded’ er same MOTOR: RL : using “out-and-out agitators” as Pk See ne ance tegen era by Americans. suggestion. ing. 17.208 NGO OF eae deaths from airplane accidents at army laa coneiiAtarE. ne of aptains who A t 1 TEs, F 21.—The Chy aviation fields throughout the country An important plank of the Res ana| .NANTE Guring the week énded Sept 1 wens ree i | publican platform after the war, Mr. aried | Council, with fe unanimity, = — = ported torday by Che War Popiet ments EY, Willam 'A., Merryvitie, Le lyonnaan predic \will, dbolneg ‘ an re 1 that the city of Nantes | [| TESSMIRE. William, 324 North Main SIN Myrtle Aves!‘ eainst the various ‘isms’ which have fom UNtTY | should adopt St 1, | | &) Venters, N.Y. }come forward lately, either under St!!! soe” | erated from. the | SHIPYARDS ARE NO HAVEN wae ee “ a % necessity or under skilful fos. Kin] scription has been opened here to en | wi Fi R SLACKERS: eit ye SICK IN HOSPITAL—Previously Re s 7 ‘ WORK OR nes ported Missing in Action, pees eiaie alates | i also voted an address J Privaten, a cong admiration to e ARMY LYNCH, Jowe ©. Clinton, 8 @, J, S. O'NEALE WOUNDED ONE OF 3 SONS WOUNDED, Per army ok Seer | ; . etary MeAdoo's Nephew and Valentine Gross of Tarrytown Se-| P ALDWIN KILLED More Than 1,000 Loafers Dis- “ " } CANADIAN C if ay er Sporting Writer Out of It Ang, 26, y Hurt in Action Ang. is | CAPT. Bi VIN ; TORSTER Re vent an OTTAWA pt he Canadian} Lieut, James ndere O'Nea! Hime Vadenting ° re ‘ne es c a ains e name: arty Lng ents, v ih Gradeat w — ities In One Varela am MISSING IN ACTION. gesuslly Gt to-day contalaa the nAmeS | cow of Becreta APM AHI Caan Gr stn ang | Miettehers Graduate ! II.—In the Windows Sent to Draft Boards | *Corporals. WOUNDED. note, and a form ting writer on) Mra, Lewis ‘ont Street, who 7 4 ‘ idea * SI WEIOO Ne RADE RRAZEAT, Tos Providence, BR. 1 w a New Y newspaper, was woun are in the 7 Capt. Will W. Baldwin, hie in ANY of the leadi A ; WASHINGTON) Bent 3 Hi He ule Moot fe i in action with the 806th Infantry or actic cella Ino RTabee SA BARC 6 o ¢ leading American art- | ICE PRESIDE! t BAR “et Iwan : 3... Fair ag enty- Martin aldwin, a former Specia : f . : ; V M. PIEZ of the Emergency |! A. Milwankes Hee Be tak Me sk fe rey Pen Oy ert 5th United Aiatea Atkoriey in Naw York ists will paint special Liberty Loan RONCH AUD n wren a village from the Ger ney | | : t ent Corporation told the PAULEVE. D., 'D sans, ho has written h City. His father, W. W, Baldwin, Is . * gar Fie ence yo an dlomtaseae lon HAUN, W.. Lincoln, N. Sane ia ee 6 is MEN 19 TO 37 MUST ine Chicago, || pictures in prominent store windows that Hog Island is no haven for came through, and many of them were | Piattaburg ||] during the next Loan. The expert win- | ackers, but he admitted the of- poor WILSON Y wounded | Hew wan Roing Corman! ROR QUESTIONNAIRES vision Thue ue sens dow display men have been working for | ficiency of the plant is but “50 Villian. Trurango, Gol, ee * Jatruek him. “It took thirty hours to to Dr. Schurman, President h oh) ffecti ry Soloney oor what we expect when [RORPABA: fC. apg Bune | ao a a aa IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS Aa i AG Baie months: to) ‘produce! sftective | windows, t sroughly experienced.” [BRAVA Antone, Provincetown, Mase, jthe city's leading tennis playe : he, Now York, Woatcheste aye f We get ANOOURRIE. (9RpeEE sae (EME tig: Ge fie leaptained) Columbia's football” nine in —_——— on Ral rp ny Every effort has been made to utilize ees A » aera «xin ene Aiyen, ty, Mant Musa. TEE sesick H. Hollowelt, @ former # Up to All Inside Draft Limits cree on ree this powerful medium to set before you ane ude yi e I . y . member of the New York Tribune sta See Rece’ the | Heatrict Transfer o s58 ; 5. walters and mer tire Xi rata hey BOE, ty Us Het york, ag ied by hei bots to igh e Reve WASHINGTON, Sept specifically the variety of needs for your 1 | pr ORR Be UY FARRELE. Gharee Poe Pall Bieor, Ma CRUEOoA A PS vada Quaker, born in the south but Oe UID ETI indiscriminate tra money to help win the | SIRELE, Chariw P,,. Pal ve ork, was a Qu nin mth bs war. Dies said skéd as | NN, | n he went to France he was in the] ahi nt Casa Gi that Pisa said. Asked an fe |eaNewark, ton G,, Miles City, Mont vATES Friends’ reconstruction unit | and thirty-seven years of on | War Departs Jay 1 | | he replied Rata a aac a Mint ROM o | — Sept. 12, 1918, you have to file a enlisted men may no longer apply for | : - a certain number wha | T\AkKRNSON mth ” ee jiransfer and that officers shall not ‘ | Beye eey) tee enow tie ineo what (HRuee: is \ Wan | PRIETH JURY DISAGREES, | suestionnaire now t by name the trat of en- Watch the windows. — } i seding | WVRENTH AT. Faw Scokane, Wash, f | ted men except for n are slacking and are weeding | TACOBSON, Jack, 103 Third Place, GURTMAN, H: P. Astoria, Long tal | Fatt to Wench Verdict tn Hap tionaire, ftead It carefu Meanater wilt be made in the fulure, The campaign Sagins them out |" Brooklyn, N.Y. ni y. Charge Case, that you w prepared to ane | the department ordered, after requis Saturday, Sept. 28th. | { ‘At present tt thousands | ‘ ADAM, F.. Bronx, N._ i Mmhe duve in die ciikl ce: Bina ol : ri itione calling for men of | certain ||| yr P n xz the | nD. " 1 weations ave been rade The!) of men th in learning the | Y and Jwin S. Prieth, former pu i it out bef t 1 “toad J person: | [| business who cannot make By . she nd William von Kata \ Hoard, ¥ w ist You omit : : : | speed they’ will when they have managing editor he Now Jerse n th r aflida Ise sure a t each | A} ey. LOAe ComMss 708 1 been tra We Freie Zeitung, disagreed yesterday nthe first pa , : i men beat | 120 BROADWAY, NeW YORK Crry i “phe majority of the men are es. The defendants b been on trial) q nair tin ou adapt work | ; itheul . wefore Judge Haight in Federal sire Jered | j good, faithful workers. MAN. \ befor : cA T . Court in Newark fo two no to anybody e LLS FOR NAVAL STUDENTS }, : ; of course, isolated cases f men sna \ eee ea oy of ay § 4 ” a i M | This space is made available to the Government for the who after getting jobs in th PRE, A ¥ 1ge Law by obs 1 A; ! ere | advertising of Liberty Bonds by the yards, work only a few days Lhe dye Wal ernitin and pre’ your sh s FY Wer ae ihele wark corslsesly ; MATHEWSON, W.. Lona, sland, N.Y 6 than an y Bea) a! Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, We have adopted u poll Mis i TAA a Pinan bien deans re Pri he ny de ‘ Riser Ferree ie on behalf of the holders of over nineteen million of its policies cheveing (nese men as quickly ae da st Congreseman John J. Delaney of po. fuestionpaire: aro: r Tra Garck ate alvied 0 amounting to over four billions of dollars of insurance, for thee ana fOIDi turning : di 7 ¢ wa tull seven day ; petalid Fy mg ary whose protection this company is holding over six ba i 2 2 it Urive, yn anno} er Ha ed. 2 ; rere hundred and fifty million dollars reserve besides other names over to the draft boards, t anit dtiva nat ‘ ilivation tna ° 1 4 pames f nueva , ane & ° would soon enter the he that failure to. ree ) got in h with the e + assets. This company will subscribe liberally to the Tie RateS TRS Dean aachareya LLED IN ACTION—Previously bi D ortacn. ane ; eet fe iin auehtionsinn ton i 4 eat | new issue of Liberty Bonds and recommends them 1 Ane Wat uecdo Caana Ota Reported Missing in Action, edon’ Hala? Rant . rasa NAV IR Cala Va ate without qualification as the safest investment in the atissing such men. Sixty thousand at Chairman of ¢ onnate If questiontion. ¥ ‘ od fie yaene Ward. Ite amenis have sold over she ee aaa men had been assigned to ship Street She has been active in the mil- nee ia Pees eihraneal hae 4 Pte Gang dollars of W. 5. 5, and expect to reach one hundred rd work by the Provost Mar- itary and naval meet for the overs Representatives within ¢ sk : : y you Xudies until ernment. necdo |i millions this year. al Genera! and this number will seas hospiial, Mer headquarters are others being Rouben L. Haskell and = 0? or before Sept. #0, inquire a them. Thi y a month with $2 [1 NORER, EDMUND @. goon be doubled, Arcadia, Tows, in the Hotel . Biltmore, yoo Joseph V, Flynn. your local board, & day subsistence allowance,