South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 248, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 September 1918 — Page 12

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nu itM.v H I..MM;, m:iti;miii;k s. Ii8. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS

0. K. STATE SHARE ÖF HI'S RELIEF

Council of Defense Opposing Large Expenditures For City Improvements. Nf w Tin '- ;.' i i'. INhlANAI't LI Approval of the inna' sh.tr- of . Iivl ;:. ( .1 T;; j-.i li'tl f'T :t 1 ! li f I und Itif..r Arnieniin.s aii'l S'.llili-. :ilii:;ntll: t :'.' 7 ".. to '; . : . 1 n t ! tlv li-' '- k j: No. t in: r, iiiiaisiinn j--ly vod .it t;. j ; t - i j i of the Indian.! !- . i T r- ,i)f!.";i .if rp f ü.sf -jit. M-ad- A U'f !-:-, sTetary of the 'hf ni i n :t f . recalled ti. f-M'lor-. p"-nt "t !o a -t j vit i s. of this r' i ii t i"M iri v ä l.y t he fi-incil in .Mar'h. IM, and -tated thi- is to he th- rir-t r ; n f .i n, p i :;n for find-. 'h.il- A. i:itlr of Huntington 'onit. ;t'l-, 'l th ouii' il approval of jil ii.-- for the s'il' of rhonds njPi oviii.-itin' J ;'o. t.fii, f,,r ijttl' iir di'ih pr ! t in ii u nt i uf. 'on ;( nd I Allen .o jiitK .-. Mr. iPith r said that ;((-. nr. .i -,, r, . ;, ,-r u-'i and that - .. 'mil .ifi.s v. il! b" i t.inn-.l fori .iltn a ti-.n t i t v-.ir. Th- rn.itfir j w.i i'f.rre-l to th- -orniuitt on! .ro.o- il ..i:.'tniiM Kill. i"li- 'OMi.iI approtd th" nation of th" Tiiton i ounty Ainu ii of lr-fi-ii-" m r mm' .-tint: th" aLan-ion-!in of :in i'Ii'Wuiu i'i'oji t at W'indI.ill w !ir. in $1".,'"" u,i. to I," vJ'Ml'It '1. OjtMr- Strct I iiiio rinnt. The chairman aiitiiorid to -rcie .ill jovil!" in-. ins of mi.porting tif' Klkhart njnt onnil of d"fn-" in its piot'.-t aL'ainst a ,o,iiiui str" t im pi o iih nt on IV. UNinxt'in a.. Flkhart. Th" I'Oiiiinittfr on proposed conwas authoii;! to ine.-ti-reported pmpoM-d evpendiof tl7s.,,'" for road iniproi....it in Marion oiiiity, and to con1 r vvith th" Marion comity roun il of d fe:i" with i'Iri(iicc to th r iiupro in"iit. Tli" oniniittcf sa.-i authorized to prep.irf n revolution a'ain calling aft.ition to th imliorlaii' e of adhering strictly to th" f-'er;I poi " intcii'l. .1 t ciinyrM' ni"n and materials. At the siure.-tion of 'h.irles l'o 'he onian".s sectitin of th" council will compile statistics relative to the empp !n lit of women in Indiana particularly as pertains to war indust ries.. O. I. frs. rarlilr's Plan. At the request of Mrs. Anne StudePakrr r'arli-1". head of the woman's section, the council recoi?nizd th motor nrps as ;t part t.f

THRIFT STAMPS AND WAR SAVING CERTIFICATES SOLD HERE

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No Telephone Orders Accepted or Goods Sent on Approval . Hundreds are attending these Friday Bargains each week and are availing themselves of the great reductions that are offered in all departments. Friday Bargains are opportunities for saving that thrifty women will not fail to grasp.

Women's Ready Made Petticoats, stamped on tine quality nainsook to be embroidered. Regular 79c value. Choice Friday 39c Women's Linen Handkerchiefs (soiled). 25c values. Friday only 15c Ivory Soap, Frida30Ej 6 bars for OOC 'De Long's Best Brass 8 Toilet Pins, "Never Rust." 1 10c value. T Friday Crown Snap Fasteners, g opens and closes perfectly; J holds securely. C Friday, card I Ball Mason Fruit Jars, S with porcelain tops, cumplete with rubbers. Friday, jj quarts 69c; pints, CJQP I dozen Ov7C i

FAIR TICKETS SOLD HERE 3 FOR $1.00 WITH WAR TAX $1.10

the dfer. activity. Loc.i! oranizitioiiH of -von. en motor drivers are '.-i!,' rfectd ovrr th state, ami thi action Kivrs them official standin?. Dr. I"r--I-ri k H. Henshaw, recently appointed to the ouneil, ap-P-ar-d in uniform, and in announc

ing his withdrawal bespoke "a hope j for a continuation of the activities j of the co'jii'-i! which hae M-rved to make Indiana absolutely J i r t in v.ur v.ork." The c-ounrii unanimously" adopted the following resolution : Resolved, that the members of the- state council of defense have heard with profound regret of th accident which j l-efell James I. (Toodrich. governor I of the state, last Wednesday iiitfht, and that we extend to him our . dP'.-t sympathy in this misfortune, and evnres our wish for hi.s speedy and complete recovery. RAVINES ARE FLOODED WITH BOOZE WHEN FLIVVER IS WRECKED Nrw -Times S ;. i -1 1 Serve o ; ' NN Kllü VILLK. Ind.. Sept. "Th" 1 lamilton-Katon IP.oze Special" which travels via Fayette and I Wiijiif ountis over into the net territories, met wttn a serious misj hap recently when tno flivvers car rying 10 passengers left t! hK'hway overturning into a ravine. ceupants were pinned heneath th" machines which landed in the hottom of the .uuliy wheels upward. One man was thrown through a windshield, escaping without a scratch or damage to three quarts of liquor jammed in his pockets. 1 ie doen Pottles of Peer were crushed in the crash ami the raino was Hooded with the nrecioas fluid. Jn all aPout 1 ", quarts of whisky were added to the l.ooze current. Farmers say that a drove of swine located in a field a few feet from the scene drank heavily of the charged water and within u few minutes the lion's were rolling and kicking aPout in high glee. MRS. GILLESPIE IS WAR MOTHER OF STATE New S-"I line Spv'cl.il SeriP o: INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Sept. The Indiana War Mothers of America was incorporated today and at a state executive session, elected officers including Mrs. W. It. Gillespie of Indianapolis, state war 'mother. :in.l Mrs. Fred Manson of Vawforilsville. ami Mrs. J. 11. Mitchell of Fvaiisville, Hrst and second vice presidents respectively. The organization aims at the encouragement and promotion of patriotism: fostering the successful prosecution of the war: looking to the welfare of the soldiers and sailors, assisting orphans of the war and assisting in the. preservation of military history.

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Bleached Muslin, 36-inch, extra quality, pure white bleach. Friday OO only, yard wOC Percale, 36-inch, light and dark patterns, oo Friday only, yard . .OC Everyday Cotton Suiting, 29-inch, in stripes and plain colors. Friday only, yard 32c Double Boilers, lTj-qt., pure heavy aluminum. Friday only $1.39 Knife Boxes, w h i t e glazed inside, with patent knife sharpener. - Q Friday only Men's Work Shirts, well made, full sizes 1-P. tu 1 0 1 . Friday 89e only . . Colored Feather Stitch Braid, fast colors. Bolt, Friday only. . . . 5c

MOTS NEW CIT1 ! REVENUE METHOD

Mayor Carson Requests Indianapolis Mayer for Place of Meeting of Executives. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Set. Z. Mayor JevCett is in receipt of a letter from Franklin L Car.-on. mayor nf Sfiinh IVnd. r.skine for the A I . , I of a suitable place in Indianapolis in j which to hold a meeting of mayors, 'j controllers, city attorneys and presi- ! dents of common council.-! of cities of the second class In Indiana. The purpose of the meeting, according to Mayor Carsun's letter, is to discuss methods for ohluinini? more revenue

from sourceys other than taxation, j hoard of health which requests its j With the approal of the president J early adoption, was referred to the of the council. Mayor Jewett in his council as a whole. It provides I response to Mayor Carson's inquiry. . methods for treating of such alli invited the South Bend mayor to merits and provision is al.-o made for I hold the proposed meeting in the j quarantining all venereal cases. The ! council rooms at the city hall. The ; ordinance, it is said, is heiny adopted

i lato of the meeting was not announced, but it will te held in the near future, it is understood. DALTON COMMANDANT AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY Nus-Times Sj.e. I.il Service: r.LoOMIN'tJTuN, Sept. Ö. Oipt. A. F. Dalton. professor of military j science at Indiana university, has received a telegram from the war department, telling him of his promotion to commandant of the studen army training corps at the university. (,'apt. Dalton will be in charge of all the men being sent here by the government to be trained for war work, the first SOU of whom came the first of the week from Michigan. Three hundred are due to arrive Sept. 15. AUTOMOBILE LICENSE RECEIPTS ON INCREASE Nw -Times Special Service: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Sept. Receipts for automobile licenses by the state for the first six months of 1 1 S were greater than the receipts for any previous year. Fees and interest, minus rebates. for the six months: ending July 1 amounted to fl. j:::'. G0. '.':'. The expenses of run ning the department were $T. w h'. h left a balance of ? 1 . 1 ti-. 1 'J LiG which will be distributed to the counties of the state. 3 Co than Any' Other Store Women's Wash Waists, voiles and lawns. Regular $1.00 values. 7Q Friday, choice .... House Dresses, in light colored Percales, with large white collars. Regular $2.98 values. Friday only . $2.48 Women's Hose, ''Eitfer Brand, in out sizes, clack and white. Friday, OC onlv wüt J Middi? Blouses, plain and colored checks. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 values. Fiay' 98c choice SKJK 20 Mule Team Borax, 3 10-ounce packages OfJ Friday only Corn Cake o; Pans, 12-cup size. Friday only Muffin 39c

Goshen News

(Jfofh.N Sept. .'. Th.- Luii.n annual reunion of the Pippenger family as held at the home of Levi Pippenger, live miles northwest of Plymouth. One hundred and 7 S were .served at dinner. Officers were elected as follows; President, Milo Pippinger. Joshen; ice president, Isaac Pippmer, Xappanee; secretary, Vera Cripe. Nappanee. The next reunion will be held at the home of J.-se Mih!er in Union township the last Saturday in August, 1919. Marriage LlK'n-cs. J?aac c KcJler an(I Mary p pUtt Goshen. Kdward Miller. South ttend. and Kuth Fddy, Elkhart. Calvin L Kauffman ami IPath M. Vance. Millershurr. A 'enereal disease ordinance . sent I the mayor Pv the Indiana state in many Indiari cities. It will Pe disposed of here in a short time. Members of the county council, in annual session, appropriated JlFi,176.50 to cover county expenses for 19U. Additional appropriations for 1!1S were also made by the bodv. 1 T 1 . . . ...... 'C. . . . . joe ia. ic iis iuru a i ri'ins, it having been found necessary to increase the present levy of 1.9 cents. The cement block barn owned by Dot and James Jones, just north of the 11. & O. tracks at I.ake Wawasee and near the Jones hotel, was destroyed by lire early Tuesday evening. The loss is quite heavy as the barn was tilled with grain, hay. etc. No live stock was lost. Several hundred people from around the lake gathered, hut as there was no tire lighting apparatus, could render no assistance. A small amount of insurance was tarried on the building. This is the second barn to burn on the same site. The origin of the tire is unknown. Kdward Mill er of south Dend and Mis Ituth Fddy of Klkhart armed here in an automobile and after considerable delay secured a marriage license and were married at 10 o'clock by Rev. s?. p. Frybcrger ar his residence on N. Main st. George II. Neale of Klkhart. refcntly discharged from the' United Mates army on account of physical unfitness, has been named a democraitc clerk of the election registration board at Klkhart. to suec.el Harry J. drowning of Klkhart. who will suon enter the army. Mr. Neale is named to serve during the remainder of the registration period until after Monday, Oct. 7. Mis Pauline Piatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Piatt of 41Fifth st.. and Prof. I. Keller of vioshen college, were united jn in,. .- riage at S o'clock Wednesdav tcn.'.it at the home of the l-ride' p;:rcnts. Rev. II. (.'. Harman of the First M. I. church performed . he ceremony anil about !s0 person-- i-.ttcnl-ed t he wedd ' t'Mrs. Catherine Holden. SI years old. died at the home of her son. William Holden, near Ligonier. She was there on a visit from Goshen. The funeral was held Sunday at the Holdn home and burial wasmade at Jackson cemetery in Ren'.jii Hvvnship. The following- men left thU incrnins at ti:5- for I'uniii Sherman.' 'hili licothe. O.: j Roy Rutt, Joshen: Rrne-t Melay. jOoshen; Rolland H. Kauftman. Jojsben: Chancey D. Kiny. Goshen: ! Rester IJorrainKer. Go-lu-n: Herbert I .. Robinson. Goshen; Jesse Oeli camp. Goshen: Melvin S. Mver.. jWakarusa: Myron P. Rickel. C,ojshen: John Cook. Gothen: Gordon R Rnrhro.' c flnOiPir Vi!li.,r,l i ... - - lliillt v iGoslien; George J. Rurkey. Nappa - I nee; Otis Olin Witnur. Go-hen; Ar - thur R. Hess Goshen; Rimer D. Ty - son. Goshen: Franklin V. Vance, i J Goshen. I TVir iiipn unto in ,)!', 9 T . !.- Kar, Ml. ,, -; ; . 7'. :.i ,,mn " - J''! p. GERARD AND COLBY HEARD AT FT. WAYNE FORT WAVXR. Ind.. Sept. Z. .T;:mes W. Gerard, former ambas?.!- ' dor to Germany, and Fverett Colby , of Xew York were the speakers at hv opening dav of th Liberty ;ar- ; d e !i s fair here Wednesday. Tb.e for- ! mer ambassador addrvs.-od three ' a diT.cis. He said: "Victory for the United .States i certain. Fr.til ve entered tlie nar ; there was some do ibt as to where ! :'.! vi. :! would Tb-r' i i.o I don'.t now. 1 know h.. lh- lv.uv.-r i h.nl I.i ii I his j,.t n i f i m oi 1.1 -n i pi i 'l.! h- h.is t.iUtciit lis ),t.n;- to br--I i -that lie i o,iId a coMijiih itJ- ; 'xi s Vh-n foiir million A tii-i j a n ' -i.il t thrcuuh tli Gel man lines tlie : vvii' not stop until th-v pl.-mt the

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P tlace." Mr. GoISy descj-il-d J'.r'r.g line. He . i 1 n:s .) ;p t s' the pr o, !!.;- o.;r. ti"v riot vv : !fil:.i a d " h a id. "" it w r. a

i Elkhart News J. , ii

New. Tln:s Special ?"rn"e: KhKHAllT, Sept. I. Following an announcement received from Indianapolis that George S. Harney of the state council of defense would arrive in F-lkhart to investigate the continued improvement of two streets here which the county defense council had disapproved, M. I. Demarest. president of the board of work?, stated: I "We are proceeding vruh the (preparations for the improvement !of W. Lexincton av. and X. Michigan t.. and will continue to do so until we. icceive orders to stop by those in authority." Mr. Demarest declares the county council 'ook action to prevent the paving before the board of works had a chance to give its reasons for I ordering the improvement. "Instead of taking up the matter with us. as is usually the way, the members of the countj defence council talked to our employes and then evidently ba.sed their decision on information gleaned from them." declared Mr. Demarest. "When they saw that we were going ahead with the work, they appealed to the state council. I'm sure the state authorities will allo us to continue." Having provided for the financial welfare of Flkhart for the coming year, the city council, when It meets in a regular session Thursday evening, will lay aside money matters and again take up the regjlation of trathc within the business district of the city. At the last meeting three ordinances dealing with traftlc were brought before the council and were nifl thr.ui'h two rend ire It is I expected that little dithculty in passing the ordinances will be experienced Thursday evening. Twenty-five general service selects left Klkhart this morning for Camp Taylor. J. Raymond Conley, a prominent Elkhart attorney, w ho recently waived exemptions and was placed in class one, captained the selects. The names of the conscripts are: Ora. Noffsinger. Herbert Pontius, John D. Luvidhizcr. Charles A. Mayer, Kltner n. Weaver, Charles U. Searfoss, Joseph Kassowski. Claude Keggaris. Charles O. McMuIlen. Jesse K. Whitmer. Iarold M. Rishpp. Harold Maynard. Mahlon McCoy, David Finch, Henry S. Hnber. Carl Demanro. John Kuehm. Thomas Pitfer. Cecil O. Hough. Donald M. Shank, Pasqualc Polino. Clem D. Kasley. Melvin O. Flicker. Frank K. Pontius. Albert Krousour. Kenneth Kupp. Frank Lescincy and J. Raymond Conley. Privates Alfred Minute and Janus iuinlan. ho admitted they were absent from Camp Grant without leave, were- taken into custody by the Klkhart police Tuesday night. They are being held pending instructions from the camp. I William T. Platter, pioneer pump ! builder of Klkhart county, who died recently, left an estate estimated in value at .f 1 uO.uOö, which is to he divided among t'.ve nephews and sixnieces. He came to this county from Ohio in lSStJ. In the city court Wednesday Lester Richardson, colored, was placed under a $1.0" 0 bond to answer to two serious charges at the fall term of the superior court. He was unable to furnish bond and will remain in the city jail until his trial. Richard.-on was arrested Monday, after he was alleged to have shot Tboin:,s Davis and Yobbed Clem ilbinson of f-0. Two charges are i i jiod bv Assistant Prosecutor aw!yer. one for assault with intent to do ! bodily harm, and the other assault ' v. itb intent to rob. Thf Rlkhart city schools have Students were ' oji ned for the year, j busy today registering ana nrepai - ' . - fr-, V-, . 1 1 .A , 1 . ing lUeil 1 oiira Iiis iui 10- -vom.nri . i j ViKures iued lat September jrave J the number of students in the city ! schools as n.öt;.". and this year's fig ures are expected to show a large I increase' ' , , , , . . iTWO AVIATORS INJURED IN FALL AT CAPITAL I IXDIAXArOUS. Sept. ."..-Two aviators ilylnp from Dayton, u.. t ...... ii.. the speedway at inuianapuiis. seWrely injured eailv Wednesday nicht when their ma.! i.e ttruck a anJ fel1 al,0'Jt :o feet near the I state fairground-. The injured men. t ;r,,t l:n"f r Tatesherrv nr.d I.:ei;t. M '. C. I'bersole. were taken to the icitv hospital, whore it was said their wounds were not necessarily fatal. Th wo aviators appear d at the : fair "lato in the day and said they had Lccome confused in the rainstorm and tho-Jsrht they had reached the .,f, d " Later th'-y attempted to .-.-1 ..f G-.ir :!i-lit and met v ith the! , .( cidf nt. BISHOP CHATARD IS GROWING WEAKER DAILY; N. n -'r.r..- si" ' '-' Sl v!. : INDIANA!' 'L!. Ind., S. pi. Z . Tl Kt. iiev. riai.cw Chatird. bisi.h- Indianapolis di'3t-" of I , i i . ... i ! : th- Human Latliouc cui-ii. ' h,b i.e-n i-mcally ill fur sotoe days, j ' i. u'ra-Iuall m-o;n weaker, ac- j . .i;n; to th- a n n n m-i : t -t h! . .)i :-;;.r, t n. ' - r. .

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5 XIL.ES. Mich., .ept. 5. Lieut. Frank Kehoe ami Mi?a Blanche Woodward, both of this city, were married at St. Mary's rectory, Tuesday, Sept. Ü. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Woodward and the groom a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kehoe. Lieut. Kehoe received his commission last week at Camp Iee. Va. He will leave at once for Gamp Perry, O. Funeral services for the 11-months-old -.on of Mr. ami Mrs. Grover Yandenburg were held Wednesday. The child' death was caused by hemorrhages of the stomach. , W. II. Lyons, after spending the summer with his brother. Rev. A. W. Lyons, has: pone to Lrie, Pa., to resume his work as teacher of mathematics in the high school. George L. Fa wrote has gone to Snow islands, northern Michigan, where he has a winter home and will spend several weeks there. The Xiles pulilie schools opened with about 1,100 children enrolled, the largest number ever enrolled on The opening day. Architect Rrompton of Three Rivers, who has prepared plans for o four-story "lotel building in Xiles. on the site now occupied by the Rike hotel, hs sent to Washington to secure permission for the construction work to proceed. William Hospelt, after spending a tew days at home, has gone to Norfolk to resume his duti a- a seaman. He has been "acros.-," three tnr.es since lie entered the service. Miss Mary Yan Xes. has gone to Washington .o take a position in t he war department's claim otflce. WOMEN'S COMMITTEE WILL MEET SEPT. 14 News-Time! sr""'! Servb-c : INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Sept. Ö. Mrs. Alice I'oiter 2IcCulioch of I'ort Wayne, chanman of the women's Liberty loan committee for Indiana, today called a mtetinc of county and township chairmen to be held in Indianapolis. Saturday, Sept. 14, when linal preparations will he n.ade for the part whih wonien will take in the fourth loin campaign, to oet, Sept. 2S. M:.s Grace Dixon of Chicago, dii tor of uornen for the seventh fed--al i'-"i v.- d strit t, will - h'-i ar.d will .ii.l'lrf-" h- Indiana wointi Thfie will lie plenty -.f opj.oi ;niy fur iUe-".lo!is ami ;i!.MVrl.v 1 ivrmiAsi: tax ia: .

N t-v s - 1 i in- .! in '. Srrvi. ; FKANKI'i UT. Ind . Sept. .". lowin? th- foiac of a petitton siz: --i V.y more than 1 '',r' p:o;i-r;y wi,-:-. .f ( "Imtoi n oi.r.ty, t "r. - " it. "' . oa n - . il toilav MitP J to iriTCi !; ;f I,- ! tax ! y :. to ..c- - fi a!! f'.j'-if' 'nr io -c."- ;n ;hc (.int''. 1 r.dr t ri ; ! -t r- ; i hop i TO IV!" 1pninm.l!''!; t-' "' f.1 war p'J iT'''ff.

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Friday, Sept 6, 1918 Millinery, Coats, Suits, Costumes, and a general Fall Opening throughout the store. You are cordially invited.

U. S. CASUALTY LIST

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XOTICK TO 1L IILIC. OmIiijt to lack of newspaper pace incident to tho large amount of other ivar news, and bwauM? of the little Intexe-t that could jiovihly 1e uuanifeitrd 1 our italcrs in casualties other than tho' from the states of Indiana. Michigan and Illinois. The Vows-Time feels justified in eliminating the names of those (HMitaincd in the lists from day to day outside, of the thrt ahoe iiaincMl states. The f(lli"ii,jr casualties :ire r'l"rt-d hy the eornniaudlnir g-neral f the u;.t-i'-an expeditionary fore. Killed in ,irtbn. 40: raissin? iu mtior.. .".!; nou'.ded severely, 7"i : died "f dier.p. 4': wiaiiidel. riere muletennined. 1-; died of -vvouut'ls. died f,f acrideut und other causes. ". Total. Is.'!. The followinsr n runes are from rn'jiin.i Michigan rind Illinois; KILLKI IV AITION. li:.N . NT. Charles Allen Hauiiii'.'a i. I'o-t H-ii'-n Mi. h. PRIVATFS. Iliry C. Le-ni:ui. Ar-adi;i Ind. s. rir Merle 1'attt r-oii. Mt Pic i i;.t. Mi. h. Stew art Tie?ne.M. 'hiisrt. LI "urti9 hn kston. Harrih n Ii; Ldmund . W.'iun'T. I. o p'" . In i. William V.. .ierk-. S-'ith Llsin. Ill Andrew i;urnn. Meiro.. I'ja. L Hu'h Gordon. rHjM. 111. WOINDKI MAUII.IA IN AITION. oup i:.l .Tohn Pouek. r.epvvii. I!' Alton i'. P.iittin. Traverse 'ity. M:-,-, Koi-rt Liihum Nk ,'; 'n1 uf-v. Mi h. Mike L. Mah.-ev. Cll as Iii PKIVATLs -Ta ire - HrfLoars. r...oiieil. Inj hire I. M'K:ir!.in! Pa-v Paw. : -t harle P.ldwe;!. Pridrej.iiT 'di invent eiraino. L uintx". LI .lay niniir.it. Ionia Mi- h Toiiv N'oa k, '!! Zu. LI John W. Paul. I'airff'-l'l. LI helin Ito. Vkin, IK. rorrest I'cuv an-j'n. Kai.i rr.az Mieh. Prank Arolre Tre;-.y cski. r-t Mi' -h. Stanley V. Wj,fs..n üia - ! ' i'h'it1' W;iltr Wert. irftn Par. i MLL. WiPUm Wb.r.r.: Li:.f-.i L.d Pre. W'iüini rr.rrerruai!. ' 1 .- r. : ?er p.' -h WOLMir.ll IN ACTION. .PrORE! I N Ilt.TI.KM IN LP. sli:;lant Ado. i:;-;- 1 l a r, L 1.1 PLIV .TI J.-l.n Nvo''iki. Ii.-ha a k-t I r.': At'li- -T. s. r,':,tti L-o:i . I "-. r. t :'i Kl - ! llsIN(. IN ( riON. uiii'i i:ai tilv l.v.;tr I .le:-.,rr.-. W a . i r. ! . ' ii-"w L ('... si, ii. 1 1 , or, ,i . Iii P- , !,.:! l..tl-v . K.,: ..:,.',.. .... M. !. I'IMVA l I.s i t rt : i I' L.t:r.:,! ;. .;.;.. i . ;. v .ii .1. V;ev. v I;. ' v v i..i.il.t ! i : 1.. ! :i ; ; - In 1 L.'.v. aid N a I 't.a 1 J. P. v . M . .i 'ijlt-u. L'-- Nf.v 1.... '. a ' . t : 1 " i o.'i. .1... ! It.'iLk.n I t i MARINE CORPS

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