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plans providing for a careful checking of the names and addressesof registrants of foreign descent. The camp authorities in most cases

have used the names and addresses furnished by the draft boards,with the result that on long and unpronounceable names, strangecities, provinces and counties in European countries, many mistakeshave been occasioned in the forwarding of mail. The office of theProvost Marshal General has directed a careful checking of suchnames and addresses to eliminate the possibility of error.

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Sugar Purchase for Army.Thirty-two million six hundred and forty thousand pounds of

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placed by the army for sugar, and ranks with the largest sugar pur¬chases in history. The total cost of this sugar is $2,937,600 net.

The domestic requirements for sugar added to the overseas pur¬chases make the total army purchases for the month approximately43,000,000 pounds, a little over 3 per cent of the total sugar con-

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brokerage in excess of $10,000. By paying cash, the army hasj saved approximately $95,000 on this one order. The purchase ofover 3,000,000 pounds of jam and preserves has also just been[made by the subsistence division.

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In the month of October the Bureau of War Risk Insurance ofthe Treasury Department mailed 957,240 checks, of which 934,157were for allotments and allowances, 16,074 for compensation and17,009 for government insurance. To date the bureau has sent out

7,486,434 checks, representing a total disbursement of $230,000,000.More than I5.6C0 death claims, representing $118,000,000 of in¬surance, and twenty-four disability claims, representing $142,500 ofinsurance, have been paid to date. The insurance written on thelives of soldiers and sailors by the Bureau of War Risk Insuranceis now close to $36,000,000,000. Up to October 31, about 4,000,-000 applications, representing $35,736,000,000 of insurance, hasbeen received. Almost 2,000,000,000 of new insurance was

written during October. This is a marked decrease from the figuresfor recent months, and was caused by the epidemic of influenza,which retarded the movement of men to camps. Nevertheless, theBureau of War Risk Insurance received during October more thansix times as much insurance as the largest commercial life insurancecompany in the world wrote during the entire year of 1917.

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TODAY'S CASUALTY LIS!THE NIGHT LIST.

The following casualties are report-.d by the commanding general of'the^American Expeditionary Forces:l - Killed in action 1<J3 |* Died of disease ..174

"i Wounded severely 47;\Votndfd (decree undetermined) 31#.3 Wound* d slightly 46

Mining: in action Ill*jPrisoners 10

Total

Killed in Action.L.IECTKXANTS

Alfred J. Hock. Brooklyn. N. Y.Allen J. McBrkle. New York. N. Y.George L. McCord. Greenwood. S. C.Jklvin N. Seith. Cleveland. Ohio.V M. Smith. Grand Forks, X. l>ak.A. D. Wilson. Binghainton. N. Y.

.SERG EA NTS.Gerry L. .fUvtrson, I'lainview. Tex.Wm. E. Driscoll, Dorehester. Mass.D. M. Johnson. Knoxville, Tenn.Abe Short, Aurora, Ark.H. A. Von Dohlen, Ozone Park, N. Y.

CORPORALS.Arthur Augustine. Milwaukee. Wis.J. R. Buxton. East St. Louis., 111.Jesse B. Calico, Paint Lick. Ky.Geo. T. Cornish, W. Philadelphia, Pa.George B. Dyer, Vienna. Va.Adrian W. Kidd, Knoxville. Tenn.Alexander A. Kin. New York. N. Y.Bernard J. McOwen. New York, N. Y._H. Mehlhorn, Baltimore, Md.Clark Moore. Indianapolis, Ind.Paul J. Palanick, Syracuse. N. Y.Joney Porter. Sylvian. Okla.Loyd W. Smith, Decatur, Tex.Michael F. Tieroey. Brooklyn, N. x.Roy L. Warren. Mangum. Okla.Thomas Winters, New York. N. Y.H. J. Witzgall, "Huntington. W. Va.Ruftia C. Wood. Robstown, Tex.

WAGON ERS.John W. Miller. "JrookTyn, N. Y.John P. Shannon. Brooklyn. N. Y.

PRIVATES.Floyd G. Alvey. Leila Lake, Tex.Q. Bereznitzki. FTlchburg, Mass.Ixjuis Bingham. Sturgis. Ky.Jfcmes M. Burke. Peabody. Mass.Jessie Campbell. Sperryville, Va.Wm. H. Carpenter, Salt Fork. Okla.Ii L, Cassady. Fort Scott, Kans.J. F. Coakley, Sharon. Pa.J|mm C. Cole, Post, Tex.Ralph R. Coleman. Dennison. Ohio.Ofekey Colley. Gladstone. III.Frank B. c.ollier. Rowesville. S. C.Patrick Au Connolly, Johnstown, N. x.L. J; Cummings. New Haven, Conn.Vasil Datskof. Kiev. Russia.Geo. D. Davidson. Kingston. Ohio.l4>uia Dilla. San Antonio. Tex.Gfrant Dtolnger. Rexmont. Pa.Wm. E. Edgar. North Braddock, Pa.Frank Fronczak. Buffalo. N. Y.Silas JI. Funderburke. Raiford, Okla.IfBri* Giuffrida. Philadehphia. Pa.J. M. Green. Kingston Springs. Tenn.Otie Green. Canton, Ga.SHfcTTMAN R. GREEN 1461 W biN. W.. WASHINGTON, u. C.

F. Qrynasewski, Brooklyn. N. Y.Newton Harmon, Perryville. Ky.H. W. Harrouf, Murphysboro. III.A. L. Hitchcock. Savannah, Term.Clarence E. Holbrook, Delaware, JJKla.J. L. Housley, Seymour, Tenn.Carl M. Hovis, Ftrris. Pa.Robert i*. Howell, De Soto, 111.J. F. Invito, Cessna, Pa.T. H. Jameson, Fort Smith, Ark.Evert E. Jividen, Leon. W. Va.G. H. Kai-mmerer, E. St. I»uis, III.Conrad Leines, Fleming. Minn.C. Lovel^s, Oakland City, lnd.A. J. Lowrey. Muskogee, Okla.A. O. McNitzky, Denton, Tex.Frank Manuel, Robert Dee. Tex.R. S. Mendenhall, Enid, Okla.Ernest Mercer, Miami, Okla.Joseph Miloro. Brooklyn, N. Y.John J. Moran, Brooklyn. N. Y.D. H. Moruan. Haskell, Okla.John C. Morris, Clarkston, Wash.M. J. O'Brien, New York. N. Y.P. W. O'Connell. Chicago. 111.Geo. H. Olson. Williams Minn.Vincenza Pariee, Boswell. Pa.Mehnert A. l'uschmann, Go.*hen, lnd.J. J. Reilly, New York. N. Y.James Scrivnor. Austin. Tex.George A. Seltzer. Shepard. Ohio.T^afayette' Sharp. Jacksboro. Tenn.Colin C. Shaw. Benn Ijevel, N. C.William D. Sinks. Noble, Ark.J. H. Sloop, Shermans Dale. Pa.David E. Smith. Mucins, S. O.G. J. Stalling*. Waxhaw. N. C.E. U Staudinger, Somerville, Ma?sEdwin Stephens. Tell City. Ind.Harvev W. Stephens. Roswell, Ga.Sam Stern. Richmond. Va.Frank R. Stockton. New Decatur. Ala.Jamf-s \V. Stone. New York. N. Y.William Strube. Cincinnati. Ohio.A. G. Trevino, San Benito, Tex.Wm. G. West. North Fairfield. Ohio.Anton W^zcjn, Nerova. Russia. .

Died of Disease.I.IEUTENANTS.

Hunter McClure, Piedmont, Cat.I^awrence Tower. Wilmette# III.Ross G. Graham, Frankfort, lnd.Homer W. Ward. Centralia., Wash.

SERGEANTS.Wm. Y. Campbell. Byesville. Ohio.Sam N. Fine. New Madrid, Mo.Arthur K. Reilly. Troy. N. Y.Charles A. Wilkins, Salem, Mass.Miles L. Keen, Knobs. W. Va.Leroy Latto. Cknton, Ohio.A. C. Phclpft. Cofchester. Conn.

CORPORALS.R. V. Benedict. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.C. Bjerresaard, Chicago, 111.Alfred Church, Norwalk, Coiui.Jeff Herron, Birmingham, Ala.L. T. Larson, Worcester, Ma^s.Keith L. Morris. Kilhoum. Wis.Harry Earl Neuman, Sturgis. Mich.Walter Shobe. Morton Gap, Ky.L. V. Smith, East,pn, Pa.Ira O. Brungon. Maquoketa, Iowa.Arthur Kimball, National City, Cal.Harold Sproirt. Watkins, N. Y.Ruerler W. H. HoNt. Plainview. Minn.Band Leader A. Robene. Chicago. III.Musicia] F. M. Thoennes, Bloomington. IlL x

WAGONERS.W. McK. Wt lamer, Dayton. Ohio.J. A. Ryan. Landsdowne, Pa.Saddler J. J. Taylor, Waunakee, U is.

COOKS.E. F. Conley, Brooklyn, X. Y.Martin A. Mullen. Pittsburgh. Pa.

PRIVATES.H. A. Abrahamson, Oconomowoc, Wis.Amabel AI bee. Providence, R. I.George Allen, Washington, Ga.James F. Allen, Friant, Cal.Johr> Anderson, Mount Ayr, Iowa.Henry J. Buist, Coopersville, Mich.D. L. Campbell, Fiahers Ferry, Pa.Geo. W. Carrick, Morrison, Tenn.E. O. Christopherson, Milroy, Minn.Pinkney M. Clay, Tamola, Miss.Malcolm Cobb. Rosier, Ga.Ernest Cole, Belleville, Ark.Jas. R. Coleman, Cobbtown, Ga.P. J. Connolly, Boston, Mass.William Corth, Casper, Wyo.Wm. A. CralgrAdel, Iowa.J. Dambrosia, Castro Del Balsci, Italy,Peter R. Davis, Dicey, Tex.

I Allen C. Dean, I^ockport, N. Y.j William Dolan, New York, N. Y.Fred Dunckel, Middleburgh, Y.Wm. T. Dunn, West Orange, N. J. tL. T. Eisner. Sweet Springs, Mo.R. B. Ettele, Sac City, Iowa.Carl C. Evers, Woodbine. Kans.Harry E. Ewing, Lawrence, Kans.Napoleon Fortier. Berlin, Ns H.W. Fowlkcs, Dyersville, Tcnn.Richard Haas, Marr, Ohio.H. V. Hardy, Kilmichael, Miss.Christopher HofTman, Newark. N. J.| Willard E. Holl. Cleveland. Ohio.H. G. Hongen, Bowmanstown, Pa.G. W. Humphrey. Elgin, Nebr.Chris Jorgensen. Davenport, Iowa.Willie S. King. Houston, Va.Lee Large, Savoy, Tex.H. H. Leaper, Gallipolis, Ohio.Ofmer J. Leigh. Royalton. Minn.Mitchell L. McClurg, Enaley, Ala.Clyde Martin. Hardage. Mo.Ijoyd C. Martin, Onalaska. >7ash.George Mathews, Irvinville, La.J. O. Matthews. Cooper N. C.W. A. Metcalf, Cedar Glades, Ark.T. Abrahams. Boston, Mass.E. V. G. Ackley. Ellenville, N. Y.John Adams, Carbur, Fla.Roscoe Benton. Goldsboro, N. C.Flysses R. Berry, Avon, S. Dak.Edward L. Berryman, Calumet, Mich.Joreph Bill, Grand Valley. Pa.Noble Blackwell. Mitche!l, Ind.Harry Boline, Des Moines, Iowa.Elmer J. Boyer, Findlay, Ohio.Noah N. Bradshaw. Beaumont, Tex.J. W. Brightbill, Harrisburg. Pa.R. F. Burgner, Platte, Nebr.

j Eugene Campbell, Des Moines, Iowa.Oren B. Caskey, Coal Hill, Ark.Larkin C. Clifton, Granbury, Tex.George H. Cliikev, Plattsburg, N. Y.Ben Collins, Newberry, S. C.Sam L. Conner, Meadows of Dan, Va.Clarence A. Covey. Sadley. Tex.Albert Davis, Jefferson, Pa.Marcus N. Delias, Russ^llville, Tenn.Edwin L Denney, Danville, Iowa.Charles Dill, Anoka, Minn.Roma O. Drumright. Redtop, Mo.Harry Elsenberg, Brooklyn, N. Y.Frank R. FarrelL St. Louia. Mo.

Douglas L. Gann, De Queen, Ark.Herman Gerhard*. Nokomis, 111.Judson Gordon. Salley, S. C.L. S. Hankison, Wauneta. Kans.Wm. Hanlon. New Matamoras,, Ohio.George F. Hammer, Genesee, 111.M. E. Hanselman, Mifflinburg. Pa.Estelle C. Harris, Madison, Mo.Thomas W. Hart-is, Manning, Ark.C. L. Hastings, Sacramento, Cal.Edward Hitner, Philadelphia, Pa.John J. Hoelcle, Buffalo, X. Y.Julius Holmon, Denmark, S. C.Hoyt S. Houze, Roswell, Ga.Will Hunt, West Point, Ga.Rodney H. Johnson, St. Louis, Mo.Walter A. Kelly, New Alhin, Iowa.Albert W. Kniess, Merrill, Wis.Walter T. Kukuk, Colman, S. Dak.Justin M. Twillic, Central City. Iowa.Ben McKnight. Buchanan. Ky.Jacob E. McNabb, Bayou Babary, Da.Conrad F. Martens, Cgle Camp, Mo.I>»e Roy Meek ins, Carlos, Tex.Clemens L. Menke, Finlayson, Minn.Oscar C. Meyer. Alleyton, Tex.John A. Myers, Thomasville. N. C.Stuart N. Nelson, East Berlin, Conn.IH. J. Newkumct. St. Petersburg, Fla.Valentine Omara, County Roscom¬

mon, Ireland.Louis Opper, Evart, Mich.Henry O'Rourke, London, England.W. F. Pierce, Farmington. N. Mex.Jessie Powell, Texhana, Tex.Clifford J. Roberts. Troy, Ohio.John O. Roberts, Burns City, Ind.Pinkey Rouse, Snow Hill, N. C.Frank Safer. Montgomery. Minn,John G. Salley. Salleys, N. C.C. W. Schlesser, Scranton, Pa.John J. Sheldon, Gloucester, N. J.Joseph Shcpats, Virginia, Minn,Oscar Sime, Crary, N. Dak.Hugh J. Smith. Jersey City, N. J.J. W. Smith, North Hatfield, Mass.C. V. Snyder, Fort Recovery, Ohio.Robert W. Stlne. Waubay, S. Dak.IF. J. Thomas, White Butte, S« Dak.Ollie Thompson, Enid, Miss,J. J. Thompson, Carters Creek. Tenn.

[Wm. Torrence, Charlotte. N. C.George H. Trspp, l-'ike Geneva, Wis.Clyde S. Fnderwood, Jackson, Mo.Erving J. Wahl, Plalnfleld, N. J-John J. Wicker, Ashland. Ala.Ernest M. Vogt. Holly Hill. H. C.Herman Prellwitz, Hanover, Kans.Joseph Prestejrard, Northwood, Iowa.G. E. Radloff, Ilankinson, N. Dak.W. H. Reuter, Jersey City, N. J.John O. Simpson, Philadelphia, Pa.Andrew SJursen, Burke, Idaho,Wesley R. Swofford, Benton, 111.George E. Waters, Lebanon, Del.Benj. Moun, New York, N. Y.Jos. P. Mulhern, Jersey City, N. J.Daniel Nash, New Orleans, I*a.Charlie Neil, Orlando, Fla.Leonard Olsen, Merrill, Iowa.Bruno Palumblo, Jersey City, N. J.C. C. Patterson, Hampton, Iowa.

Wounded Severely.Capt. J. A. Sourwine, Reno, New

LIEUTENANTS.Walter E. Baker, Portland, Me.Jesse F. Brown. Springfield, Ohio.John J. Earl. South Boston, Mass.James R. Kelly, Cherry Valley, Mass,Alfred N. Rohr, Brooklyn, N. Y.Roy I^ee Keller, Lewistown, Mo.Dallas W. Wlteon, Memphis, Mo.

CORPORA LS.Martin J Coady. Pawnee. III.J. M. Giannattasio, New York, N. Y,Fred Nasse. Hermann, Mo.'Robert A. Parsons, Pittsburgh. Pa.

Mech. Otis H. Kelly, Girard, Ala.PRIVATES.

Hedene Anderson, Waverly, Minn.Elmer M. Atkinson, Cincinnati. Ohio.Charles E. Beattv. Lincoln, Ark.Arthur Beeding, Kincaide, Kans.Ray W. Goff. Des Moines, Iowa.Biseoe B. Griffith, Nashville, Tenn.Wilfred Hicks. Mulga, Ala.Joseph F. Huber. Roxbury, Mass.Samuel Hughes, New York, N. V.Harry J. Hugo, Harwood Mines. Pa.Harmon M. Husband, Tyler, Tex.Christian B. Jensen. Frederick, Wis.Leon H. Johnson, Macedonia. 111.Walter L. Keen, Fairview. Okla.T. Kneemiller, Hamburg, Mo.Martin Knopisz, Gubernigoe, Russia.Julian R. Lahman, Winona. Kans.Leo I*azzetti, Brooklyn, N. T.Ray F. Lewis. Wichita. Kans.Robert Love, Williamsburg, Mo.W. 11. McComb, New Castle, Pa.Frank Macek. Chicago. III.J. T. Mahoney, Brackney, Pa.John G. Matasoski, East Chicago. HI.Ridge R. Parish, New Albany. Miss.Reul»en S. Posey, Greensboro. Ala.William L. Press, Sunbury. Pa.Henry Randolph, Rochester. N. Y.Augustus Snaidman. Philadelphia. Pa.Joe T. Strother, Oberlln, La.John J. Sullivan, Hartford, Conn.Cleveland Tahpay, Cache. Okla.E. G. Teasley, Durant, Okla.D. G. Touchette. Haverhill. Mass.

Wounded (Degree Undetermined.)Lieut. Wm. P. Hayes, Scranton, Pa.

CORPORALS.Harry H. Hoffman, Mendham, X. J.John J. O'Donnell, Philadelphia. Pa.Roy D. Robinson. Freedom. I'a.James W..Seale, Sulphur Springs. Tex.Mechanic T. Keane, New Tork. N. Y.Wagoner W. D. Painter, Wentworth.

' Mo.PRIVATES.

Edw. J. Bagley. Blackstone. Mass.J* Battagllola, Bridgeport, Conn.P. E. Compton, Townville, S. C.Arthur G. Davis, O'Brien, Tex.Dayton Dollar. Anderson, Ind.John Donatelli, Philadelphia. Pa.Peter Flanagan, New York, N. Y.Nat W. Floyd, Naples. Tex.Robert A. Gorsline, Bay City, Mich.Walter E. Gross, Norristown. Pa.Walter E. \5ushi, Chicago. 111.Nichols Goedtkin, Windthorst. Tex.Edmond M. Hogan, Paola. Kans.John F. Huntowski. Chicago, 111.R. S. Islminger, Washington. Pa.Irving Janpol, Brooklyn. N. Y.Albert S. Johnson, Hardin. Ky.Eugene Kelleher, Haverhill. Mass.Frank Kraft, Astoria, N. Y.F. McDonald, Noblesville, Ind.Henry Markle. Big Flats, N. Y.Louis Mighari. Medena. Italy.H. O. Montgomery, Foltz. Pa.Clifton Morgan, Williamson. S. C.Luke A. Murphy, Lynn. Mass.R. M. Murray. South Boston, Mass.John J. O'Neill. Troy, N. Y.Emil A. Parscenski, Lincoln. 111.Melvin D. Rock, Charlotte, N. C.

| R. *. Smith. New Rochelle, N. Y.John Viccionl, Providence, R. I.Wm. M. Wickhorat, Brighton. Colo.

SHfktly Wounded.Lieut "H. F. Mann, Milwaukee, Wis.

SERGEANTS.Lloyd W. Keller, Brooklyn, Iowa.James J. Scully, Brooklyn, N. Y.P. P. Tallant, Port Hfcron. Mich.

E. Temple, Youngstown. Ohio.CORPORALS.

Frank E. Borden, Utica, X. Y.A. E. Brousseau, North Little Falls,

Minn.A. K Kealey, Amesbury. Mas?.A. Kruschke. Eau Claire. Wis.John R. Manson. Harrison. X. J. |John E. Murray. Brooklyn, N. Y.Walter Warmer, Jersey City. N. J.Bugler J. J. Griffin. Marlboro.- Mass.Wagoner W. H. Heston. Philadelphia.

Pa.PRIVATES.

Stanley Bartozek. Vartara. Russia.H. J. Bosselman. Concordia. Mo.Harry Brandt. Mount Joy. Pa.McCune Brown, Bowling Green, Mo.Odum A. Brown. Monticollo. Miss.Marshall D. Comp. Harrisburg. Pa.l^oiiis Criscuolo, New York. N. Y.William Crum. Brooklyn. N. Y.John Fallon, Yonkers, N. Y.Willie G.' Griffin. Eatonton. Ga.Wm. H. Hackmann, Ferdinand, lnd.John W. Harbuck, Enterprise. Ala.Albert Hame^ Brooklyn. N. Y.R. C. Healey, South Weymouth. Mass.Herbert Hite, Xenia, Ohio.Carl Johnson, UnUy, Wis.(John G. Keiser. Mausdale. Pa.F. W. Kells, West Orange, X. J.Stephen Miles, Reedsburg. Wi.^S. Monak. Slaudseako Naida. Russia.Granfield Pasley, Scruggs, Va.P. F. Petersene, Big Rapids, Mich,Carl Reaaoner. Prattville. Mich.R. Kirk Reed, Whitehall, Mich.B. J. Schneider, West Hoboken. X. J..Joseph Sczpanski, Sedlec. Russia.A. A. Setterstone, Jersey City, X. J.John B. Summey, Dalton, Ga.R. F. Trammell. Herndon, Va.S. C. Wachowskl. Buffalo. N. Y.Franklyn E. Webh, Fremont. Ohio.{Frank Wilson. Bunola, Pa.

^finning in Action.Callr B. Laird, Algona, Iowa.Master Engineer G. I* MacKay,

Ocala, Fla.Sergt. M. Reiter, Richardton. X. Dak.Sergt. W. i. Fleming, Cedar Rapids,

Iowa.CORPORALS.

Carroll Farmer, Salem, Oreg.Louis P. Gagnon, FreehviHe, Me.Jas. J. McCarthy, Brooklyn, N. Y.Francis Leo Smith, Philadelphia. Pa.E. Chojnack, Philadelphia, Pa.

j Willie E. Hanks, Athens, Tex.John L. Miller. Cleonax, Pa.Bugler P. H. Shoaf, Thomasville. X.C.Mech. R. E. Bressler, Lebanon, Pa.

PRIVATES.Joseph Abel, Columbus, Ohio.WUI T. Anderson. Augusta. Ark.Nels Anderson, Clinton, Iowa.Albert Androlli, Iron River. Mich,John F. Blount, Graham. Tex.T. J. Branley, New York, N. Y.Joe M. Breit. Pfeifer, Kans.Albert F. Bright, Philadelphia. Pa.G. W. Buchanan, Hayesville, N. C.Ralph Clacla, Brooklyn, N. Y.Diego Cota, Tombstone. Ariz.C. D. Courtney. N'i&gaia Fa'Is, N. YGeorge N. Arndt, Blaine, Colo.Carl Baker, Dimmitt, Tex.John J. Beck Louisville, Ky.Algie M. Boswell, Bachelor, Mo.William J. Boylen,^Adelaide, Pa,Frank Bozta, New" York, N. Y.Arthur Cab^ Waynesville, x. C.Comer Caldwell, Garrison, Tex.Alvfo P. Clark. MAriftAld. Miua.

Richard Cullen. Chicago. 111.Milchele Davanti. Edgehill, Pa.Grover E. Edgar. Campion, Okla.Joseph Ehrlich. Jamaica, N. Y.Joseph E. FauIds. New York. N. Y.Herbert C. Floyd. Uvnn. Mbw.Newman J. Galloway, Memphis, Tex.Orval C. Gardner. Butler. Okla.John H. Hamilton. Salisbury. N. C.Willie C. Hammond, MooreAeld. KyKennie Heflin, Midland. Va.Staney Kelnianski, Kulpmont. I'a.Carter Kirn-, Kingsport, Tenn.Stephen Korda, Jersey City. N. J.A. Kvemshngen. Hampton, N. Dak.R. I. J-ou'< nhi.-er. Greenville, Pa.Stewart Mc'alister. Newvillo. I'a.Kmmitt Me<*loud, Stratford. Okla.G. P. M^'ivary. White Pine. Tenn.M. G. Ma^ee. Philadelphia. Pa.Fred M. Martin, Valley View, Tex.F. Mastandr^a, Mt. Washington, Pa-William T. Moore. Danville, Ya.Frank O'Brien. Avoca. Wis.Harry Put n. Jrliet, 111.Joseph Paira, Fall River. Mass.Michpel Ret^an. Fairhaven. Mass.Saih Shaehtmaister, New York. N. Y.Walter S. Siahowski. Morris Run, Pa.Ross Cromeans, Barksdale. Tex.?dam Dacus. Davidson, Okla.Earl G. Dalton, Portage. Wis.Glenn R. Dieterle. Gilbert, Idaho.Joe H. Earls. Crowley, Tex..Oscar Egler, Louisville. Ky.Robert P. Foster. Duncan, Okla.Sam Gibson. Rockingham, X. C.Chester R. Grove, Pastura, N". Mex.Joseph W. Haas. Srotsboro, Ala.C. Hancock. Franklinville, N. C.Francis E. Haver. Pasadena, Cal.Thomas N. Henry, Louisville, lyy.Earl H. ITensel, Cleveland Ohio.Elias 11. Holligan, Lakeview, Tex.William P. Hoskins, Mystic. Iowa.Stenle Jaremic. Hudson, Mass.Isaac S. Johnson. EvansvHle, Ind.Joe Kelley, Madison, lnd.Horace M. Kicffer, Fleetwood, Pa.Tobias Kistel, Brooklyn, N. Y.Warner H. Klcffner, Alton, IILFrank E. Ladubire. Schofield. Wis.Theodore C. I-enz. Halloway, Minn.Ben Lester. Dallas. Tex.H. Lirdenow, Bonner Springs. KarsArthur G. Lord. Sioux Falls, S. DakFrank MvC.il!. Knoxville. Tenn.Philip C. McGivney, Waterbury, ConnRaymond E. McKinney. Cleajon. Ky

George L. Mtriskt, Chicago, 111.Marmouth. Marshalltown, 1- wi

Jowrh P. Moor field. Willis. T'X.Nat A. Noell* Cisco. Tex.E. W. Norris. Duke. N. C.Panel J. Parish. Maxvilk. FlaHarlow M. Pickton. Home. ohio.Jacob Pisk. New York. N. VJ. E. Remington. Frankton. Ind.Andrew Richards Chicago. 111.John H. Rush. Washington, Pa.F. Salvatore. Piente, Italy.J. E. Sanders. Walnut Sprinc*. To*.Frank S<-rafln. Franklin. N. JII. H. Sharplev. Kittle. Tex.Stanton F. Stocura.. Hruoklme. Ma>. iSam J. Thompson. Buhl. Mi tin.Will Thorpe. Pocatello. l<lah<vRoM. W. Towl<\ Now York. N Y..Frtd A. Tui*w. Philadelphia. Pa.E. Vanover. Gallatin. Mo.Charles I-. Vinson, l^ake City. Ark.Cran Walker. Eureka Springs. Atk

i Ed Young. Winston-Salem. <.George Young. Thomaston. >lrHerman A. Zilr. Cleveland,

Prl*o»rr*.

Capt. W. E. Chickering. Moore*u<vi n. j.LIEUTENANTS

Thos. P. Evans. Jr.. Snohomish. \N :ishR. R. Root. Cleveland. OhioSergt. J. S. McGiath. Wat.ihuryConn.

j>rivati:s.| L. D. Clark. Reanlon. IllJames E. Farren. New Haven. «'onaJ. R. Hanlen. Sullivan, MoA. F. Margiotta. New - »»rk. N. Y.

I C. I. Rohrer, Rittman. Ohio.Verna E. Wattenharper. Milan. Mo.

SISTERS INHERIT ESTATEThe will of Julia Hamilton, who

died October 19. last, was filed yea-terda* the oflW of the Registrar Jof Wills of the District. According >to the terms of the will, dated No-vemb«r 18. 1*1«. Mis. Mary Goodfel-low Hunt is appointed executrix ofthe estate and her daughters. Elea-nor Brent Wunt and Mary CorneliaHunt, are named joint heirs.

GREAT OLD REMEDYFOR SKIN DISEASES

S. S. S. Clears Skin of Eruption?.Drives Poison froai the

System.Get It fixed in your mind that skin

eruptions. Scrofula, Eczema, burning,itching skin, and all akin diseasesare due entirely to impure andaffected blood. If the trouble was

on the outside of the akin, by aim-ply washing and keeping It clear youcould obtain relief.not even oint¬ment?. lotion*, and aalvea would b«necessary. Agree with us in this be¬lief. ar ' your trouble can be relieved.you can be entirely reatored tohealth. S. S. 8. is a purely vegetabletreatment that you can secuar fromyour own druggist.it is a blood tonicthat will purify your blood and cause

a most decided abatement of yourtrouble, and finally make you entirelywelL Fifty yeara ago 8. S. 8. wssdiscovered and given to suffering man¬kind. During this period it has provenvits remarkable curative properties ..A blood purifier and tonic, and hasitelieved thousands of casea of diseasecaused by poor or impure blood. an«lchronic or inherited blood diaeasc*You can be relieved, but you musttake S. 8. 8. Take it if only plmpU >

appear, for they denote bad blo^,and may be followed by the suffl¬ings from torturing akin eruption^Therefore. be sure. Don't tak"chances, don't use lotions. Get 8. S.

18. from your drngcisL If yours la a

special case, wrltf for eipert medic*advice. Addreas Medical Director.Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.Adv.