Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 September 1918 — Page 5

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FRIDAY, SEMI hWIBbH 2%

CLAY COUNTY NAMES ELECTION INSPECTORS

Officios Appointed By Board of Commissioners Are Republicans— Democratic Trustees Serve,

By Special Correspoiyjent. BKAZl!.., ind., Sefn. 20.—The boar€ of commissioners at their Sept ember Session appointed election inspectors the 47 precincts to serve in the general election in November. All of the inspectors are republicans except a number of democratic, township trustee:* who are made inspectors of their precinct by virtur© of their office, it is the first time in a number of years that the election inspectors bare een republicans. nw'

The inspectors are SMS follows: Dick Johnson—No. 1. Roy NIcoboo No. 2, Anderson Webster No. 5, Albert Keasey.

Van iiuren—-No. 1, Joseph Vance No. 2, John A. Wells No. 3, John S. y Perry No. 4. W^n. B. Griton No. 5,

John Nortkway. Posep—No. 1, John Williams No. 2, Sam wlummer No. 3, John Oliver No. I. Arthur M. Batt.

Jackson—No. 1, Scott Johnson No. 2, James A. Rissler No. r, John Steven«un No. 4, Wm. McGriU.

Cass—l^ewis Strauch. 3'erry —No. 1. Jos. Glazener* No. .2, Jrnics Tucker.

Sugar Ridge—No.- I. Cecil Pollom Xj. 2, Wm. C. Smith No. 3. Charles St'iart.

Washington—No. 1, Chas. EL. Bo»i ton No. 2. Ira Bare No. S, N, A. Harris: No. 4, Theodore Broshus. iarrlson—-No. 1, Clifford Sntton {, No. 2. Wm. S. Mayer No. 3, Emery i5 Moody No. 4, Ralph Gray No. 5,

James F. Lankford. Braxll—-No. 1, FYaonk Fisher No. Hen Monce No. 3, Thos. Barrowman: No. 4, John A. Finley No. 5, Sumner Henderson No. 6, Frank F. Rober!^. No. 7, Thos. E. Hayes N*. 8, I. Cnsthall No. 9, Anse H. Hadley No. 10. Alonzo Neeee No. 11, Walter Tackson No. 12, W. H. Bubb No. 13, Ottg Hoflf No. 14, Charles Watte.,

CLEANERS AND DYERS.

Bend, severely wounded* PRIVATE ROY F. CARROLL, Noblesvilie: severely wounded. PRIVATE FRANK FABICH, Hami o n s e v e e y w o u n e PRIVATE .ARCHIE G. HOUSAND,

Brooklyn severely wounded. PRIVATE LAWRENCE J. O C0NNOR. Union City missing in action,!

ILLINOIS.

PRIVATE CLARENCE A. SHEDDEN, Dundee: Fcverly wounded. PRIVATE WILLIAM H. HOCK, Chi-! a o missing in action. PRIVATE WILLIAM F. SCH!Lt-!

BACK, ^ecria: severely wounded. LIEUT. RALPH CHAPMAN. Vienna: csverely wounded. i PRIVATE DANIEL C. HENDRIX,

Mcwmin: dioti of disef.se. SEf^GT. GEORGE VOD1CKA, (8hicsgo died of wounds. PRIVATE HOBART H. SEE, Hegewisch: killed action. PRIVATE LOUIS S. PHARES. Mound:

City: killed in action, PRIVATE LEONARD OSTROWSK1, Chicagof killed in action. SE3GT. JOSEPH A. FOLWELL, Forrest killed in action.1 CORP. CHARLES H. SELLS. Chicago:

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PRIVATE JOHN SOBANSKlj Chicago: killed in action, PRIVATE EDWARD DWYER, Cooks-: ville missing in action. PRIVATE DELBERT GASS, Filmor*,! missing in action. PRIVATE CHARLES HORRIGHS.

Springfield, missing in actionPRIVATE GLEN E. LEATHER#, Bement: wounded, degree tindertern*. ined. PRIVATE CHARLE8 SCHMIDT,- Chicatjo: severely wouryled.

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Are In Better Shape than They Thought They Were. Frank J. rimith, secretary of the local cleaners' and dyers' association, Friday received -word from Congressman Sanders that the attitude of the war industry board towards cleaners and dyers was that while they are not the preferred list, they are not classed as non-essential, indicating 'hat there will be no interruption of ih^ir business. In response to the inquiry about fuel, Mr. Sanders said that since the local dyers are located as they are, they can have all the coal they want if the coal to. hauled from he mines hem

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WAbHINOTON, Sept. 20.—Casualties lots issued today contain 3931 names, divided as follows Kilted in action. 69: missing in action, 106: wounded severely. 166 died of wounds. 25: died from accident^ 11 wounded, degree undetermined, 3: died of disease, 13. A marine corps casualty list i was issued containing 19 names.

INDIANA.

PRIVATE LEONARD A, BREWER,! New Albany killed in action. PFNVATE WILLIAM E. KAISER, Inmanapolis: severely wounded.

PRIVATE OFFIE A. SCOTT. Ladoga liOvcrely wounded. I FRIVATE FRANK SIMMONS,, Indiiuiapulis: severely wounded. PRIVATE JOHN M. GINNEY. Loree nissinQ in action. i PRIVATE SYLVAN GAZEL, Elwood i i i i s i i i n action. i PRIVATE NEAL 8EORTH, South!

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nally in one group. Both organizations have applied for state and national charters.'

Text oi. Resolutions.

The resolutions adopted and sent are as follows: Whereas. A few members of the original organization which convened ami transacted business under the origina. name of the Indiana War Movers, in the Tndianapolis Public library, did afterward, without the kilo.1 ivG0e or sanction of the majority of the mem-hi-rs of puoh oricina organization, tnoei secretly and cause themselves to bi incorporated under tbe laws of the state

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in enormous quantities before the makers were obliged to rais* their prices. Thus the comforter which we are here illustrating does not in any way compare with those sold at about the same price. See them.

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oT Indiana, and voluntarily assumed thf| nx or War MctUers of Indiana: nnd, Objection to Unity. I

Whereas, The great majority of the! members of such orig-inal organization retainrd their membership in s*Jch oris:-' in.i! crsaiiizalion ar,d incrporate(i under the name of the Indiana Chapter of American War Mothers

Whereas, The V»rar Mothers o* Indiana retain the names of ?=on e of the present members of the Indiana, Chapter of American War Mothers u jon its .books over the objection of said members: and, "Whereasy Said War Motheis Of Indiana retain the records containing the nr.iiiiary history of the sons of members of said l-'dip.na Chapter of American War Motheis, therefore,

Be It Resolved. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the Mari n county chairman of the War Mothers of Indiana and tins secretary of sai:I organization, vitft tiie demand that the nj-mes of the members of the Marion county unit of said Indians Chapier of American War Mothers be immediately removed from the records of said W«'r Mothers of Indiana by the proper-of-ficials thereof, and. that Paid military records and any other property and funds belonging fca hmmI ALuioa county

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least of Marion county, will take further action to accomplish the purpose expressed in the declaration.

Mrs. G. W. McCosh, head of the War Mothers of Vigo cotmty, says that the members of the local organization have received notification of their recognition from the national body and the receipt of the state antl national charters. She declares their co-operation with the Marion county organization in its attempt to clear up the injustice done them at the start of that organization.

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