South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 292, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 October 1918 — Page 2

SAH III AITI.ICNOON, OOTOilllK 19. I91.S.

THK SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

PNEUMONIA TIKES

fi. H. STUDEBAKER Prominent Young Man Victim of Disease Resulting From Influenza. Arth .r I f . 1 i .vu-b th lat ! U j:ry ( : .1 J'r. .-.;., baiter, d; I .if 7:1". n ;... , night of -ur..i:i. . I 1 urrt l at .Mr. y:u-. i- i d ll. Indiana a v. Ten da; .s mrn .dr. id- a stri'-ken vdr h i i ? i i - ? i of i .!. .!n Ii o. -lie, . r ... - which so. n ... .-;! ;:iii C O - nwirria, an . i I w t,id.P. ' r . . The pa!i-.t dropprd ir. i:t..!i-s'-tOU.-n .-.- Th:ir.-ii ij am 1 little hope for his rco.r u a - ! i -1 I out by the att' TnliriH' ph d;a:,- ! Friday niorninir. hdv.fwr, Mr. :--tud'baker app'.ud to t a 1. if iprovcd, hut Friday a f t r ri.t.o:; 1..,piitifn acaln "!' Iint-d, Hill til'' tn" .r.l .unit at : u lo-k I'ri-lay . üiL'ht. ! Mr. S'tud-hak :- i-l ?: .n- vh r'- ; was horn on what was th- o!i ' tulf'h.'tkT farm H- was r.-nn ::."! .'ar.s hi;o. th fl.it f hi hirth hjftr Ani,'. 1', 1 "::. II. a ! w.i s run ! ).i- hörn-1 in S?uth H til. -Mr. StU'lehaktr attH(lp.l tho ritv Mt.noln anil was a !n-inh-r of the J'irst M-thodis-.t rliurfh of thi city. Hp .served as a luemt.' r tf th o'tiiul lj'ianl of his church f'r some ; fni. On !-Yh 27, 1509, Mr. Htij'lfhakcr was married to Mi-s Iniu r'ronk. wfio survives hint. In additiDn to .Mrs. S'tudehakir )i- i.s snriv'd hy the following hrothtrs and sitfrs: Adelle tiiIhüker. .Mrs. J. M. rhillas. flin U.. I' to,- arnl William Studehakrr of thi ity. Mr.-. A. V. Ilfiwman of North Matieht st r. t lnL. and Mrs. Irving (finKrich of ! Oilcaco. I INFLUENZA CLOSES CLASS ROOMS AT N. D. As a precaution apaiiist the spiad intlui-nza to Xotr I'-tm, classes have hren elosld til! n'-xt Monday, rrnl the hoys, neirly all of whom ate now under military discipline. ;n kept out in thn op'" x i i r- and husv drilling t!i preatr part of th- day, f ureiioori and afternoon. This actiM fc;enii t luve tfte desired rffit. for M ar' ly ar.y r.ises of rMs or othr i!!nes--'S ,ir" 1 e v lopi n ur. and tlir-" in tiie infirmaiy at 1'eiiiK rapidly iis.i-har d. fc-t of tlx? irt'-n now lia o their full military outfit excepting le'js'ins pt.d lit. lw if any lrill in thir f its-. yu 'ferrinr to fret h irden d up i'V Koine through iii.iiu'Iiwt in their shirt sleeves ami rtriiainiiu in that f ir afterward-. government rirles arrived last j Piwitt. T!ie wer hrout'ht in a! luaitf rmaster h truck from h:ca- ".;. Tlie driver-' m.'de th trip with the heavy trucks at the rate of 11 j miles an hour. rmsco hit nv "i ir." SAN KIIANCISCM, o.t. 11. AH theaters and motion picture tin. iters' in thf state were ord-red dos d tolay by the stat hoard of h alth a- a iult f Spanish inüu tia. Schools and churches will remain op n - ept in cities wher they hav e aliady heen closed by tli- 1' al authorities the hoanl anmuratd. Kooni fr a few more trmks and cars at tin Martin larair-1. C utrally lcated. Home lt.; lh 11 114. Adt. ST 70-tf $o Substitute For 3oddys Kidney Pills, ht' Why Their Sala lias Incrcaaed Wonderfully for the Last Forty Year. Don't accept a substitute for Dodti'j hen yci know that if they didn't rerve and give permanent satisfaction r couldn't he selling to the same fames for two generations. Thot:anJ of ;ers, who have saved thrjnselves from ravasrs of kidney trouliles and ric-!it'i Hivrar hv th et cit t'o'c i i . - m.- m S. -' -V J ' I ill 1 $ nui t remedy, will accept nothing ?e. They know that upon the shs!ne:t icKacne, pain in ine loins, stillness in ropirjr or lifting. ou must take warn ir and use DoAd's and Dodd's only. Von are protected by the name or. e flat, rour.d l-ax the name .i;'.i r three D tor di-ea$ I. i!iordered id deranged kidneys. No article ot inv.lar n d tti will do. (iel cur I.ok to dat and start n t:--s rcü'! t- K.b!'. T)ri:rEtts will j.;!it"!y refund our n':t:t.. if rrt promptly rciicvci T.I I U II IN AM Dr. Jones9 (d SblLVI.I.V

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SAVER OI3Land jiet relief. Good for cold in chest

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is xrd for tlie saldier boys in training, in the home, sh;p. store in fact everywhere. Always t!ood to have on hand a a tirst aid measure

All Druggists

HARDY DOES NOT WANT TO BE BOTHERED BY INQUIRIES SUNDAY

1 A'.::.J!:-trator L. P. ' th it th- Jul lie d'.I a 1 o . Th'- lift in;,' of the I hi.- .--..ML- or: Sunday, j .1 i i . v - j -'.it'-i 'h..! tri- information u. i; i:: !). i .".-;.. i j.-1 j nur :t th.i it I..- mk'-ri as rinah A''- j ; ti i -uhü ! 1 ft.it rii'-tit. the j i .s '.f and :" 1 1 1 r..v Hi curs nil', he i i i v . n i m i i : ; ' I . i y . j 1 i i a '. r. this '!') not me.:n that ;.'. ; r r . 1 !ri ins car. If one ' .'' i-iy h Ii--, r s he win; hi brih., 1 ; - r-.e i ". ; tit : a. 'a-nefit in not i'-t it .' 'om-. I ; j t j i - h" I,, i r i ti'-i' --'ii'iili'"! ! i,ii e ii i.y i!i. rati no l';n'T. J .Qtnrlnnt nlHinr Qiirriimhc c Wfc"ww,M w w 1 14 ' ' wuuuuimu j i Influenza at University of Michigan. AiiiüK StKt. Jan. s lhiirt Alpin. .;ii iil, son ot .Mr. .n.l Mis. Chuihs V. .M(Alin. 4!S i"'nt t rrac-, li..l nix l'ril 'V morriii. at Ann Ari.or. Mic h., foliowui' an illn-ss o! .i days of panish itiMuf-n... lie v.is a mt-m-hr f th- students' army training corps at Michigan university. St-rt-'t. .MrAIpin left for Ann Aror 'Uly tili' we-k au'o and it was only a few days until his ahility and 'i'lalihe.itions were recognized hy the o:h.-.-rs in harK- and h- was ,ijpointed acting s reant. S' lt. MrAlin spent one month at Kurt Sheridan, 111. lie had spent nearly this entire sumurer diiiuently working to Kct j nimseir in tri nest possible physical condition and three weeks api was ptonuncd hy .'hi idiysicians to he in perfect condition. i'h.ules V. McAlpin was called to Ann Arhor Monday and was present with his son when he died. I.esides his parents lie is survived hy two ! brothers. Mahomb, who is serving with the American expeditionary forf in the aviation section, and Kcih rick. living with the parents. Th- l.ody will arrive in smooth lleml this ntt'Thoon at :':.'..' ia the Michigan Central railroad. The funeral arra ntrementä liave nut been completed. DRIVE IN COUNTY WILL CLOSE AT 12 O'CLOCK MIDNIGHT Fourth Liberty loan bonds amounting to J 1 ÜO.Cimi were subscribed by the employes of the Sin, r M.UItl- , fa turint; Co., and this amount was ! iupiic.u i.j wie company, matting ia total of J I'f.'t.'Oiu in honds i-tih-

Ii. MIPIN PLAGUE VICTIM

scrii'vd bv th." Sir'er company and!t,1M

itemployes during the volunteer drive in South Hend, accot iirtK to a statement issu-d at h ea ' i' pi a r t is. I-'ridiy iao.ii nun j muht. 1 In I Sinyer company .- u ' . rihed for .".oti.ium in fourth l.iler t 1'omls, ! credited to its New Vork fillice. The Iaherty loan campaign will elo se m :t. Joseph county .ts well i as tlirou.L'ho.it tl;' nation at midnight ! ! tonight instead of at noon today a ' 'was previously announced. Sever. il thousand dollars in bonds have been ; sohl since the announcement by 1 County Chairman 1 A. l'ryan Wednesday that th' county went over the top durini,- the two-davs" ohmte r driv e. While tl.e ampai'n othcially close at midniu'iit tonight, the hoard .of mvhw will continue its se.-sim. ia conv -nir.i; at L.berty b'.m headpiarters Mornlav. A numb'.-r f nrn the c;tv and fountv v;!m have j f.iil' d to do th ir full !t;tv" in tiie j t'Wrch.i-c d" bonds h.ive heen --i:n- :F ns'-iied to app.ir Ix-fore the ho i rd to j r-hovv eausc why they shuiild r.oi b;;y th.'-ir full nuot t. Tlo hoard will rc::.:in b' --d.oi until ail tloci.--s : ' P,::,.ir:-; d.-pu vd f.'V it are -1 t I 'f.u to.'ily f. BEASTS OF BERLIN I HAVE HEADS TOGETHER :..- id.. Svv it., i lar.d. t I .. t h.O.o- i - Tho ;-e Vt t 1 e o e r 1 ! 1 1 1 e 1. 1 . i i : i i i . I ' d u' -1 rd i v t Ii., t !.-: all .la : . a i c u: . i ; r. ur to .t d.v ices te.civ-d h :" 'flu' war mini-dry h Id ' : i- -1 a : '.' .--: on. in w hi i i tlie a. . .: hie : n p a l : id .t ; I . fhioi'.i !"!" a few more tun U . : i i cm t! M lit:- dara c.-i.t'.C.ly 'ou , d Home "".!?: I ; -1 1 ill. Aip. r ::-if FIRST IN THE ll EWS-TI M ES i UENZA INN ALL Liniment KNOWN A

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ami catarrh. It redihvs swellings, infianhilioh. ami is a powerful disinfectant and prei ntative. Dr. JoncV Liniment

JO and 55 Cents

Yank Sergeant

V -V " Hi. : An American sfrseant thotographed

; i i 'firniß vikr in Nbv'J H y -tysiyi .u J -" - xy;:xyry' ;. v- . ;-.rv''-nt : - ':i iSiS ..!?' 7'5 T'V .;rW' ; J -;v--r' A -

jt;ii -l hy th- Americans in the St. M ihiel sector. The un was taken I fully lad'd without a shot heim; lirof-d from it. The Hun crew prohably

took nie look at the advancing Yanks and heat it.

TOO HERE TO SEiSERl! Famous Surgeon Promises j City Supply to Head Off j "Flu" Epidemic in County. ;

S'cith Ih u.l is to recfhe a supply1 WASHINGTON". et. I'J.- Uepnrts of the Mayo tarum. uou'h to trcit t the public health s-rvice today .-v'ral hundred vases or pio umonia troui "h" states showed that Spanish ami intlm nza. Col. Charit s H. M.ivi, , iaüucnza still is on the increase in of Kochest, r, .Minn., and Dr. C. C . most parts of the country. CoiuliTet of South Ihuul mfei ted at the lions in army camps also were less Jefferson hotel here 1'ralay niht. 'favorable, the 4.7M new cases reDr. Mayo, junior member of Ma: 1 mm ted to noon today showing that

llus world fltnou- SUI't;'ons of -,,riu.,t r. Minn.. ;.ri ivd in South i;,.nd j.u. Kridav afurnoou enroute , 41V111 . 11.11 -y i. '-', I ' . . . 11 U lirillllQ ' ".-..... (-.1:t.ii I . i - .. U'.i. .tin. The Mayo brothers are both men). i,ei if tin Tinted States ir. dn al

auV ifory i.oar.l. I "'. '. H. .Mupi has,5h,. .,. ,TOuded conditions in the

ln-en att-uuliu to the duties of the!

?l,-,l)oard at Wash i n -1 on and I r. W. J.

.m,, v 1 bee'. ill ( ll.llc of ll IC Kochest er cht je. C( 1. Mivo. and his brother liivthis new siuni ami it seems v ry t iff 1 1 v i i; tri.itin iu(iuena cues' but was primarily designed for pneu-' looilia. It Iiis been ucil sue. ssf U I l.V J in ir ot of 1 1 e 1 1 am iu; ca m ps and at j Hai .a: ij uni.ersitj IaIuI shows o;ark-! el rt.-ults in, ai-ont nine oat of ever:- I le cas .-. i h s. C. T rr and I'. V. Ilastrnan of thi- cii haw- heea cmii.uurin" to ohtan a Mipplv td' the .Mao -i rum and last nint its arrival v.is heralded by I.. Mao. The exact ..uittitv is not known but it will be si.iih ill to treat several hundred I ! . Mavi. ,.n I party h ft Su lth !.. fo: I'hir.i.'ii :''oi;t lv1 o'cicelv 1 1 i - rnoinili-: CLOSING DATE SUBJECT TO EXTENSION DECLARES STATE HEALTH OFFICER 1 1 1 1 A A 1 LI S. ivt. I'.'. in oid i ii a: .in cMend'-ii ot tin .-tat ho. ;.l of health '"..n ob al! pub'ho L-ath . ;t -.- ia Ind. ana to -nv a r anoih r a. br. J N. Ilnrty. t'-cre-t,iM t't' til. hoard Tna.b- it ch ar that the li lia'o- -e! fo' .'l." t e l'Ill i 1 . t . o n ,d the t phi'-laio oldel'.- Was Olilv t !li .. t . ; " a ! i a v.'. . s . I -it e t to f.:rth' r j t ns....ii if i o-:d:t:or.s n.-i w k in1 1 . th.- :'.-'.'.. ''"anty iiealth , ot!h tu tlü. auhc;:: tin- .-t.ilc uet' i'.ot:r..-d '.hi- .e:iiiu: b.v th .-tate d a.MM i:" ht.ilth to cnloi til-- ban Ion ; uh'.i.- n; dins until niidniu'P.t Saturday. 'ot. 'd t I'lac:: report- iec-r. c l ..t tne T1. a!:h rd it is now e-timate. t nat tin l . e e i ca--.--have i-n .f in:'. ia popul.itaui o: a na .in i nan I Iioliana ontdde ii" Marion o";ii:; In I this i :ty tin- stu'e id of the :;...hid.v !amoni; i-iali.iü- took anith-r :ipjward tret.d ImLy, . 41' n. v ca.--. 1 -repo:t-d. At i'.-rt llaiii-on 1 ' ;r;cv- w i ia poi t'd and t the jatiny m !;i'nis, si. In th city there l wer. Is d-.ith- fron, pneniaonia re- . ported: .it Tort Haii.-on fear, and ' at ille ,.1'iiiy schools tu o. ONE KILLED: EIGHT

j HURT liM BIG BLAST rh,,,,' io,; to vaccinate ! '. ' v.r ' .dy m i 'hie-ago against ineuj I ' ! I'l l". I'.SI'.t" P.d . V.:.. i t. I? mo:;ia. f.lb'A intr influenza. I t 1 1 ; e !...n kil'od .ml icln in; n il. lb' made the anr.outc -nient today et. a imisly at :'amp bfj tonight! in .onntction with tlie arrial of the dy an . pbioii of b.ich power ;.is , (,: allot m.-r.t of ... '.. d.s.-- of dol'.s. wiu!- pi-pa rations we!- oe - v a c. i n from lloi bester. Minn. He i m i !. fo- t practU nnrht at- plan- that l'-n.ioia p-r-or..- sh til pt.,, '. ur.ii. r -:.i- . .':ai;t:ns for t h- : c-i the nr- -uti -acb. day until ;-ti;di-T.t idta T:i- epb'-ion shook ah ..r ir-mrar.-. Tho- who iave ' huil.lin it. I'eter-lniris- and c r ated in d the int'uenza are excepted from I i onider:iPi scirrn nt here. itb cd?r.

"Gets" Gun

r 1 d .. . " 'v$r T" T," T ' : witii a German machine prim capi'FLU' INCREASES THROUGHOUT U.S. Epidemic More Pronounced in Eastern Section of the Country, Report. the div...is.. a ux.t rent I v w:is sfatinn-a;-y after the marke.l dtclim noted for v ral days. Tiie epidemic still is more pronounced in the eastern section of the country than it is west of the Mississippi river. due undoubtedly to I hi ptro cit i s. Tli pideinie also continues in the middle wot. Louisville and live other cities in K iitu k have many cases, while Indiana yesterday reported -,(!? pew cases outside of Indianapolis, where the disease is epidemic. The malady also continiMs in Iliiuoi- ami Michigan, whib 'hin reported that it is prevalent in 1 cities of that täte. Although inMuenza cases in army camps increased slightly the numfor d pn'iimonia cases, 1.09 9, de(rtased during the IN hours period miint: today at noon. Deaths were i."7 aiiainst '.-4 y sterday. Iniluenza 'ases r -ported from all camps sine' the -pid rni l.e:an now total ' 7 ! . - . 1 : pr.eumoni.i death lS.tiUl. C.lbcS and ROUMANIANS FEAR FOR THEIR COUNTRYMEN i WASflINtJT X. xt. 1th Al irrnd at tin prup'Cti e fate of their f. ib.w er.urd ryinen in Trar.sylvania. wiin d i--ohit ii. of the A iistro-Hnn-saurian e;ndie eon.es. tiie Houmanian Nation il lc ac f America toda issti' d tlie following statement frta it hi-aihp'.artf rs in Washing- '. t u.: 1 "The itor.ma'ii.ir. National leacue dif America. liiij;g m v i-vv la-newed en', its of the Hungarians to falsify : had'ny ;,r.,l truth, so as to he üble to continue ev n aft r tin- now im-vit-.i ; downfall of th. Au-ti od!umaru;n ,iua!i:;i ;o oppress the Kotiman- i i .n-. Shocks ,t ml --.-rhs of II Linear;, j jaot-.-ts wiih all its r.ergy aprainst J tin -o att'-ip.p'.s to l'.oodvv in.U th.e pood ! faith of tho nuvraeit s of the w. .rid. "it a '.-") calls attention of the t , A.i 'Miaü J.cop'.e t'i tl . nh iim PXi , h'h.t 1 i -y the leydintr Magyar irclesi :n i iiiM'.-.:1.,' to appoint as Jt lerate .i. tlie i du::". pt-.ie eonferei;c? ' ;:,: Appnni. fn- n.o-t ferocious t; a ant d' the sabject races- of Hnr.-'-av. and tin Phi famous author of t'i law '. ( mi iii: his n ime which t h'-cd .'7.') h . lii.t nian vchools." WILL VACCINATE ALL PERSONS IN CHICAGO din.'Ar,". Oct. 1.-. Pt. John Ii'! T! d -rf "" health i iiriiniistinror

Roll of Honor

Li.siinsr Men tYoin Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio ami Kentucky on Cabunlty LP-t. Tlie fuliawiii eas'iklt i hto report" I t.y tte omruaiKlins :enrr. lf tt Ainerln eipeditl-inary fercts: Klhol in ac tlIi. 1L'; iuisiujr in action. 7J; u.nrni- ?! pevi-rcly, 1st; llel rin ui)l. 1.1; diel fruin aci bit-ut anl otlir üuss, ; did of lif'ae. ;i); died from aeroplane oecllnt. 1; Mounded, 1irroe uiideter-rnln-il, Hü; nuuudej slightly. 2; Total. ZW. lilLI.KI IX ACTION'. CUKI'OKAI.S. Frank Ileneditt. St. t'I:iir. Ml n Timm M t'orinack, J'lil. aca. i:t. Charles Snyder. Jwkeen. Mi. li. .lolin Wilson. Whark. (Lio. Wjijcoutr Jtdin H. MnpeM. AnnawMii. Id. Pit I VAT t. Alexander C. Lliner. Cleveland. Ohio. Charit C. nark, Milt-n. hl.. Iaiuis 1. ilagm. Andfrson. Ind. Frank A. Gausacser, Cldcajo, 111. Matliew A llrra.inn. Tjt.-at:a. Ill J'nt Spiro Jatropoln. I-trotr, Mi. h Max St'iilenber?, Uctrolt, Mich. Harry F. SlnirT. Conlton. Ohio. DIKI OF HOIMI. I'UIVATFS. Ampjo Cappellti, Martins Ferr.-. Jhio. ,J-din CIapht.nl. Flint. Midi. Valentine Fetschtr. Cdc:i). IP. IIEI OF I)I-FA.F. ,pl. Keuhon It. rfniith. M.iuffey. Woj.:mer CTjarte Ik r.btaan, sprii:field. 111. riiiVATr.j. Walter It. Ielph, liatiltT. Kt. Wpslcy II. Folg-ers, Chicago, Ilk Albert Ilipen. Hiver l'eret. 11.. .lumen I. Ireland. oonee, III. Jesse C. Jflckson. Detroit. Mid . Joseph A. Korthals. I)etrIt. Midi. nir.n ntnji akkoi'I.ani; am ioknt. Lieut. Itudolph William l)u-e:ni. Tle.lo. Ohio. lui.o riioM ac ciih.xt and otiikic CM Sh. Pvt. Andrew J. Hupp Shehini Grove III. WO IN I) FI SI VFKI.LV. SLUGLANTS. 'liaiiu Fred Meyer, Cleveland. Ohio. Nelson Fumbles. Ml Llletow n. hlo. CfMM'OHALS. William Ik leeriug, Cedir sprinas. Mich. Alfred Fout7. Ada. Mich. Kotiert L. Franken. Cld-a;;, Iii. Wngjiier ILirry L. Wik-?., Abiiigdoii. III. V It I VATF.S. Martin Iterbfdwn. Il.iyw.ir!. Ohio. Ihiy S. Ciap:i(blli-., Caro, Midi. jVreme William Conn, T1P. diio. I"ii.ih! L. Crai. '.oitui. Ohio Jhv r.r:innou Craw, Grand Unpidsi. Midi. Fern.ild Iectiyppr, OTnlbm. Ill 'l.irerut Ltnmick. .Mirena. Mil;. George F. Falbui. Chbayro, III. Howard Fox, MiaiiilBbutjr. Ohio. Hayward T. Futrell. (tol.len Ford. Ky. Michael Gordon. Sp'ubenvlhe. Ohio. Loriin F. Ilosehouer. KotHbn rp. Ohio Laureil c. Lei by. IMialn Statiou. O. I'iiril MrCuIloeh. Galesburs. 111. William J. Mathnev. Hnd..u. Ohio. Horton Jay Mathews, Cain, Midi. Andrew Matzukevicli, Clderijro. lib lti.si m Moore. JA k soli vi lie. III. Calvin Howard Murphy, Grnville. o. .Joseph F. ( Neil, (Jrand Hapida Midi. ; i' I'earfon. Manprotte. Midi. üriietsi K. 1'olb'ik, Coiicnriiii. Ky. Coniriiod w e P.rter. IliteheiiH, Ky. Kotiert Ik I'rii-e. Llvernioie, Ky. IMwnrd (I. Kimp. Marietta. Ohio, r.nuen II. Itiinbiiist. Chicago. Ill Koland V. Hyari, 'hia(.'o. III. Felix Alex Iriidoll. Mnuiiiinoo, Midi. Frank 11. Weaver. Henry, 111. Thidore Adanos Wilson, Irnllar.apolU. Inh Harrv Wolf, Forest Park. Ilk j SLIGHTLY WOl NHF.I IN A TION. . Pvt. Josepli Il.nvkiiis. IMne Krml. Ky. I OFMiLD, DLGKFL I NILT;:KMIN LI). I Sr.irt. .Tamp ;-.irp. Itroit. Mi h. j Hiik'ler Holland A. Wilson, Gem-vii, O. j PHIVATKS. Ooininiea Harriot, Wer-tvlllo. IF. Norm in H. Hll. Jefferson. Ohio, .lames Heiia uUtn. Oetrolt Midi. Knill A. Goettenioeller. St. Henry. O. Charit- I'. Klnm.iu. Kenton. Ilk Albeit 11. Kinz, Indianapolis. Ind. Arth V. Leak. iiln. v. 111. WHH.im A. M' Furland, West Frank f. rt. 111. Kav Mahan. Orleans. Ind. Wrl-zht Marshall. Wi-t Salem. III. Arthur Men.uh. Fnllert.-n. Ky. M1SING IN ACTION. P Ii IV ATMS. Fmorv Cook. Iorief. . Ira K. Oressbrnk. blnritr. III. Charles F. Florey, Colduator, Mali, l.er y MeKtnney. 'olurnbu. r. Arthur Watt. Cleveland, . Noble KhhanN. Pekinu'. Ind. .Tames Ik Klddb, I, u r ks vi I !e, K. Porter II. Kiddle. JleKlr.i. Ky. I'red F. Tlmmpsnn. Oneida, t . William II. Trominer. Clevdarnl. O. i:iwood Warder, Huell ilb. Kj. HiiKh H Weaver. Onarjra. III. Hoy Wet. hn-til. 111. Armier K. Wilson. Fwin-;. Ind. Cornelius J. Wire. Walnut. Ilk PREVIOUS LIST Tin felbovitir c.'i " u ;i 1 1 i'S nre rp;ortd by the eaiiinianilinir reiieral of th inerP::n espeditloiiHry forces: Killed in action. KM; iui-r!iig in ji t i n . 71: wounded severelj. ltd : liel fr.uu wuMii-h. H". lle.J from accident mid ether i-auie!. I: hd .f disease, 'A: ll'd from aeroplane accident. 1; wounded, decree unh-rter-rniiied. l-'V Total ."dl. KII.hKD IN ACTION. SK Uli KANTS. I, niiis V'. Ib-lirer. ibib-na, 111. .John Keller. Salem. ' Hurdett Nary. Hillsdale. 111. Ti-nuev Vincf. 1'linf. Midi. COUI'DKAI.S. lii.nbin Anderson iMickett. I'-troit. Midi. Jahn Weii7.in,rer. I'duffton. Ohio. Me. haul. Steve Torcheak. Middle Ihaii' h. I 'hi". ritlVATKS. slni Anlerrn. A'exiindrla. Ind. Harry '. f.ihill, Dtytoii. t)hio. h'.ire Ih IPk. Staunten. 111. Ih-nrv V. Holl.., .mhtrtit. Miio. John I.esicein!kl. Hclrolt. Ml-h. Ludlow Luther, ('hn inuati. 4hlo. Heurv I'. McC'aurdauJ. L:iw rtne. ille. 111. Hr.ni Miller, Trdro. 111. 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The Brighton-Carlsbad Garments for Men and Women. The Denton and Peerless Garments for Children are the ideal slumber rotes that will light away all colds and give vou the sleeping comfort necessary to good health. Gowns, Pajamas, Pajunions, in many styles, are here, with or without hoods and feet. One and two-piece garments for all. Brighten Garments for Women at $2.98 to $3.25. Brighten Garments for Men at $2.50 to $3.50. Men's Pajunions, 2 pieces, $2.00. Gowns at $1.95. Children's Flannelette Garments Denton's and Peerless from 85c to $1.35.

At Christmas time 1 always wait Until I lind I am too late, And rush around from store to store To buy the things, I should before. And fume and splutter ,try to tind The things that I have had in mind; And when at last a clerk behold I lied alas, that they are sold. In desperation then I buy The very tirst that catch my eve, 'Tis done at last, but with regret I view the truck I had to get, And vow that when the year rolls 'round I'll be he lirst upon the ground.

rr.ink It. Kuhn, Tern Ilaute, Ind. Artluir August Marks. I'.-dir.v ra. Midi , Taroti Henry M:ioti. Newport, Mlti. ; Josepli '. Murrls. Pliilh t. Ky. Alek Myblin-ki, ( 'lev. htti l, (t'.ii.. IlwiKlit I'rl.irubi I'eer. Iaist I.lb-rtv. (). : J dm II. ltiithThik. Hit i.inville. Midi. Albrt 1). Iilgnev, .1 -, Casey '.. Ky. .!' Itinl.ineis. Jr.'ind Ihiids. Midi. Hub.Tt P.. K.bii.s,.ii. ."id'M.". Ill Anruft Keetlier. 'indiuiitl. (lu. lallen.- S. Ihill.i. W.d'.-vihe. Mli'.o. MoiNHti). ih:ohki: inii;ti:kmim:i. f'pl 'itufire I'. Smith. Kkiii.. Iml. IMIIVATKS. Willijuii 'binden. I't-wee V:i!by. Ky. Sdv'stT H. Ian Sle l pin, III. .liip Xurvill.'. Kojalt 'ii. III. .Ii.-iepb I. IMiitkowski. r'l.'vebinh nhio. Chiirb'S 1 S.hu'jer, North Indiit:y. I iliia. ;'. ryi P W'rildrn.in. Ih.' k I-!nd. 111. I'ntrb k .1. U'l 'h nell. Clevehnol, "hi . Mft.. .1. Pril'MiT, Tob'ibi. ldi. Mitt i;. I'liski. Ihi:ic.... Midi, .hi in Ih iMii. ("I b rii.- . Ill MIIN(; IN Af TION. '.1 ('Pirelli e I.. W'.i;trs. l'.iimi la;--. . pi: i va'i i.s. ' h a r 1 o y Alvandfr. 'iiiter, Ky. It ivi.C'inl K. r..ir:i.'H. Akr-li. -;V.... William h. Miidb-ve. ."hi-:i ?. Ill Alexander '. Hniina, 'Pruid Ihipbl-. Midi. Arthur laleriv. M itt ov .in, Mbli. .lohn bass ), ('Idea- . 111. l'.ert lVniutain. i:-unis. Mb li. tJrover M. l'ix. I'.di fewer. III. Pairten A. (hivitt. I' tr..!t. Mb '.i. I'eter It. Hliriiin.. Wyandotte. Midi, l'loyd Huhnes. lan.xhn:. Midi VP tr .lawariovsl.l, l"tri.if. MP-h. Henry O'l 'onn-ir. Middh tow n. tila... PERSHING SENDS CALL ! FOR AIR OBSERVERS. WASHINGTON. Oct. Uh Her. Pert-hins has senr. an urgent call for air service observers which the aeronautical bureau of tin; army is making prompt -.-fforts to Sill front civil life as; well as- from th- army. ! A stronir response from the darin? . j spirits, of the country is hoped for. ; There i.s no limit in the numb !- to j ! be accepted for training and d .all lied men are cdain to g-t ip.uc!: i action. ! In announcing th needs of tiie ; expeditionary forces today Maj. den ' Iveiily, chief of the bureau, mil there were no rigid age limits or other limitation. It is up to tiie man himself. If he thinks ho can stand the hard, dangerous ervkv and can par the rigorous; phsi.! and other teft, he will he given a j 12 weeks' training course, lOiniiihfior.ed and sent over. WICKERSHAM WILL EXAMINE C. E. CHAPIN NF.W VOUk', Oct. IH. deor-e 1". Wickersham, former attorney general of lb I'niteil States, Lamar Hardy, forin r or porati-.n coni'- ! of Nevv York, and In". Smitli I J !- liffe. today were app'.'inteii u -n,.i-ion to examire intu tiie men:. P. state of Charles Chapin. fon.-.-r ity editor of tlie Nt-w Vrk Lcenini. World, who kille.', his wife in thdr apart!u!U h'-re 1 i-t month. The appointments weie made Juds.Malor.e aft-r he 1 ad granted a mtion for a biiia y iniuir by un--r-! f..r ih indict'd mar.. Mos' rompb t- bath -.ni:a riam a: I". S Hume phone TJJv Michigan t Advt. 7 . a-1 'j '

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BLTTER THAH CMJMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are aHarmless Substitute Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the substitute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver i3 almost instantaneous. They arc the result of Dr. Edwards's determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. His efforts to baniih it brought out these little olive-colored tablets. The pleasant little tablets dothe good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like ftrong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. Sodo strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place. Most headaches, "dullness" and that lazv feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel Hogpy"?! "heavy." Note how they "clear"clouded brain and how they "perk up" the spirits, 10c and 25c a box. All druggists. Women who are losing weight and energy who look pale and feel languidneed the healthful effects oi Largrtt Sl of Any Mcdicin in thr World SnH rvwherf. In boxe. 10c, 25c. - He jace your doctor M!i- by keeping r -s-.: i w I WHY NOT TRY POPHAtYTS v ASTHMA MEDICINE niORyin nour.raT PRirrit 00 6 BOXCS roR $5 00. j i roAk rtut. dt w WlttUMS MfG. CO., Props I 'ui' sale " r.tr I ' r ' 1 t" ' ' ' Adveriler5 rrwke profit?; from volume not prices.

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