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ESSENTIAL OCCUPATION formen of good character between 19;^nd 5G years of age.

Credit given for former servicewith this company.

Trainmen can make an averagewage in excess of $120 per monthat the lowest rate of pay.

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moving, packing, storingSMITH'S TRANSFERANT) STORAGE CONORTH 331:. N *J4».N 3344 Nij-'ht or Holi¬day. Franklin 3*11.

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Private Waiting Koem lor Ladiesother Hmn . i- t naoin * to 11WHAT IS T'fVtK |-j*g ANY CONaidsrstwn t|-' - <vu: iw naming low

prices wher m ow Vfla* fiAi will buy. and weare anxious for men'a wanSriU o»em->** "«. i^^e «a *heu to railan<1 we will r,4I vo hop ua Bob. |Jt'sTH ti OL* f.TAAU, taili. aa&lt

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WANTED TO BUI.VTILL CALL IN ftfT rWiXTTSBBD AOTOmoNle. city ut subnrbaa. and pay joo tdgbeat

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BUSINESS CHANCES.FOR SALft-CA BPENTKR AND JOB 8HOpj

toola. hardware. lumber, etc.. large tradeBOX 3». Herald office. no»3t

FUNERAL DESIGNS.Appropriate Floral Tokens.

Artiatic ei ievm! ve-loeipenriea.Gude Bros. Co. 1214 F Street.

Prompt auto dplifen .arrlce.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS."JOSEPH GAWLER'S SONSMenittti* oj invitation ftatiuuai selected Mor

ticiaua Semcea rrtviered in all part* ut h»United Stataa hy special repraaentatlvea.Telephone K»tabiiaim. »

Main 5512-65 1 3 i.adyItM-l* Ha. AssistantAvenue. Chapel

w \V ( hambera ft. P. Chansban

W. W. CHAMBERS CO.1400 Chapin St. N. W.

Wa lae Automotile Service ftxcliartvely.Modern Chapel. Dai or Night Phone Col. i

DIED.ANDERSON.On Friday, November

22, 191*. at his residence. the To¬ronto. Gen. H. R. ANDERSON.

Funeral at hm late residence tddayat 2 o'clock p. m. Interment pri¬vate.

BERRYMAN.Departed this life No¬vember 22. 1918, RUTHERFORDHERRYMAN, beloved son of MaryRoaa.

Funeral service* will be held at [Robert Campbell's undertakingparlor today at 1 o'clock.

BLACK BrRN-Huddenly, on Novem-!ber 22. 1918. at .1:30 p. m.. killed byan auto on his way home fromschool. AMOS B. BLACKBURN.In the sixth year of his a go. be¬loved son of George and AdaBlackburn. a |

Funeral services will I* held todayat 2 p. m.. from the First S. D. A jChurch. Eighth street northeast,between F and O ntreets. Rela¬tives and friends are invited toattend.

BL RRUSS-.On Thursday, November21. 1918. FANNIE L, beloved slaterof Mrs. Ellen Ogle, Mrs. Jose¬phine Kenny. Mrs. Mollie B. Halland Miss Anna M. Burruss.

Funeral today at 2 p. m. fromNineteenth Street Baptist Church.Rev. Walter If. Brooka. pastor.< Fredericksburg and Pittsburghpapers pleawo copy).

CHARLTON.On Friday, November22. 191X. LOTTIE LAMB, belovedwife of Henry E. Charlton.

Funeral from the residence of h*rsister. 4S0 F street southwest, to¬day at 3 p. m. Interment Con-gresaional Cemetery.

DERENE.On November 22. 1918. at5:40 a. m.. at his residence. Thirty-fourth street. Mount Rainier. Md..WILLIAM FRANCIS, the belovedson of the late George W. andMary E. Derene and the devotedbrother of Mary C. Derene. aged150 years.

Funeral from his late rc»idence to-day at 9:30 p. m., thence to St.James' Church, where mass willbe said for the repose of his soul.Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme¬tery.

FAGAN.At Niagara Falls. N. Y..r riday. November 22. 1918. of pneu¬monia Set at. FRANK T. FAGAN.I H. A., beloved son of M. E.lagan.

Notice of funeral hereafter.FARMER.Suddenly on Thursdav.November 21. 1918. CHARLES N.

FARMER, adopted "on of A. S.HacketL

Funeral today from his late home.1213 B street northeast, at 2 p. m.Interment at Rock Creek Ceme¬tery.

FlT55GERALD*-On Friday. November«. 1918. at a. m.. at 1360 Colum¬bia road northwest, MARIA A.FITZGERALD fnee Ferrero).Funeral today at 9 a. m. IntermentSt. Mary's Cemetery.

FOJmiY~P? Saturday. November -a.191«. at 1 A. m.. ELI.EN J.. diiuch-ter of the late John and MarvF oley.Funeral from her sister's residence

124 Sixth street northeast, at 9a. m. today; thence to St. Jo-'soph's Church, where high re-quiem mass will be sung at 9|0 clock for the repose of her soul.Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme-terv.

GATEI.Y.Suddenly, on ThursdayNovember 21. 1?1«, WILLIAM JO-18EPH. beloved son of John T. andMargaret A. Gatelv.

Funeral from St. Stephen's Catho¬lic Church. Twenty-fifth street and1 ennsylvania avenue, thla room-Ing, November 25.

GERARDI-Departed this life onThursday. November 21. 1918. Vl'l'OV. beloved son of Marv Lucretiak? late Vincenao Gerardi. Innis 2oth vear.

r.r? ,?r1illl.be.h'ld from hl« latehome. 13(9 East Capitol street, to¬day. November 25, at 2 p. mKelatlves and friends Invited.

HA£V?Jr°n Sa,urd*v, November21, 1918, at the residence of herson. Wisconsin avenue and In¬land street, Bethesda, Md FLIZAbeloved widow of Burton W Har¬vey. deceased, and mother ofFrank Harvey.

Notice of funeral later

"EdNen?eR8?lNT^dher, real- [M vmov rT?^* a.> northeast.SI ^ ; '"'"ved daughter.an

80 ^at^e,'lne llender-Funeral from the parents" residenceIpdav at 11 a. in. Interment RockCreek -Cemetery.

HOWARD.On Sunday. October 13,*r'1?. of pneumonia. Corpinn

f1tz henry HOW¬ARD Company II. 318th infant)y,T- ^;n",b J?ivl8i»n. American. « 1 y FDFces. beloved sonof Frederick F. and Frances Eva(Goas) Howard.«l«KYr<in,-Friday' November 22.n hurifVv .?'. !-a,vRkncklate"' K. Hurleir "°n

Funeral from hia late residence. i:r»rvinK Street northwest, today at

" .P j.', Rel*tives alld Mends In¬vited. Interment at Rock CreekCemetery.

JOHNSON.On Saturday. Novr;nt>-r.. 191S. at his residence, in ii»w-

near ljiur^l. Md..RICHARD A JOHNSON, bel <ihushand of Grace Gormaoson.

Notice of funeral later. *

JOHNSTON.Suddenly, on Fr 1 *

November 22. 1918, mt 7:V> p tTHI RHTUN B. JOHNSTON. *r..beloved husband of Alice C. Jc u-ston.

Funeral from his son's residence, .«JK|pventh street northeast, tod v).,t1a ,

"Kat 10 a. m. Interment privnte..J

DIED.LEK-Ot. Friday. I^oveny^Rt' cUB^£KssOn Robert F.. and Marv

Funeral .ervloe. «t Church of th.Epiphany this "/ .v*te 'paVo'clock. Interment .

tlmore and Richmond pai>"» Pleaae

month^'rodrK^r»J*r.Pe^PW-

Mc'aT-swkd-oora h, '*dam«).wife of Frederick 8. McCauaiana.

fSSJS'-^SS ». chape. a.enwoMCemetery, today at ».» * *Friends Invited Omit n>J*

McMAHON-On Jiatuiday Novrmt.ria. HI*. at her residence * 1i.tree! northeast. BRIOOKT MCMA HON <nee Sheedy). "Mow ofJohn McMahon. a native of Sclriff, county Clare. Ireland, and a

resident of Washington. D. I..pIxtjr-Heven yearn.

Notice of funeral hereafter.NRWROL.D.On Friday, November

22. 1»1S, at Bordentown, ". J->THOMAS F... husband of c,e">e°"tine Could Newbold and son ofthe late William and A- andIx>uisa Forbes Newbold. in thesixty-second year of his

..Relatives and friend® of theinvited to attend the

thla afternoon at 3hi-, late residence. C,ro."..rHireet. Bordentown. N. J. 'nw'"ment Tuesday at Oakwood Ceme-tery.vTroy. N. Y.

PUE1TNEH.Departed this UfJ J*j"day morn In*. November 22»t the residence of her dsu*hter.337 Fourteenth ""Inrumaroarf.tha f.Iwloved mother of Daniel ami JulLIS pleltner and Mrs Amelia Martin. and widow of the late Daniel

FuJTera "service a at W. W Dear,establishment. H« H rtreeteast, today at 2 p. m. IntermentProsper! Hill. .Baltimore andNew York papers please cop>

SAXTON.Suddenly, on November191S at 4 o'clock a. m.. at hia resi¬dence. 2027 I'ortner place nortn-wMt. CHARI.ES N.. beloved hus¬band of Nellie Rea Sexton. in hisforty-sixth year.

Funeral from his late residence.2527 Portner place, today at £ Pm. Funeral private. (Jamestown.N. Y.. papers pleare copy.)

SEEBODK.On Saturday. NovemberZ2. 1518. st 9:30 a. m.. at her resi¬dence. 1808 Sixth streetDORA L.. beloved daughter of:Mr.and Mn. Fred Seebode. a*ed 19

Funerai from her late residence to¬morrow at 2 p. m.

SHKI.BT.The remains of ANNIE itSHELBY, wife of ^ ShelDyand daughter of Mr andi Mrs. J.W. Hall, will be taken from thevault at Olenwood and burled today at 2:10 p. m. Friend, andrelatives invited to attend.

TAYIX)R.The peator and oon(cr**»-I ton are InviKd .. attend the fun¬eral of SARAH ELIZABETHTAYT-OF. 1728 L street northwest,at the People'a 8. D. A. Churchtoday at I o'clock p. m.

TEXTOR.Suddenly. Friday.ber K. 1918. at 2:» p. m.. FRED-KRICK J beloved .- husband ofRoe<- J. Textor and fond father ofFrederick. Jr.. Oenevleve and

Funer*l'from hia late residence. 1118Morse street northeast, today.Burial in Chicago. III.

WASHINGTON.On Thursday. No¬vember 21. 1918. at Freedmen.Hospital, of double pneumonia, w-ROY. beloved son of Henry andI.oulsa Waahinrton. of Herman-town. Md.

Funeral from residence or hiacousin. Mr and Mrs. John Ray.61i Morton street northwest, to¬day at 2 p. m Relatives andfriends Invited.

Paris.In the big square at YpresIn Belgium stands the "invulnerablestatue." It is a stout man of bronxe.In bronxe clothes of ancient days.It is of a lord mayor of anotherpen. ration.Mr. Van den Perreboom.And through four years of bombard¬ment he ha. not even been scratched.Recently, In recognition of JJi\ Vanden Perreboom'r brnien-faced braveryand disdain of Herman shells, aprankish Belgian attached the Croixde O'ierre to his bronze lapel.

TODAY'S CASUALTY LIS7JohnUvv8 *.'artln- CoatUble. N. T

(K-o 8?h.,;V "°n' ""-"oXIvn. N. r

Arte K iK K«'th«,npton. N. T.

in. k oh""r«r- Marengo. III

aB- "".'l. St. LouU. Mo.

Thos F t^'" Okla.Kn«PI>. Saniifw. W. Va

Oeo T m'U"h VrK,'. T">,|°r Neh.' °; T- Mordue. Cuba. Ill

5»rl," Helton. Knld, Okla

Wm J t,U"nv»" Maw

"m' ,*. 7'iate, Brooklyn. N v

,*?, w*Her, Hascorn, n,'

W'ltoiMot,, Bos well. OklR.Bt'GLERS

rj- £ McClure. Loulavllle. KyA vln n

p,«Jrmor" Minn

wlrwn » "I"' Cry'UI CU>' Mo"arren Hr|»hrr. Pen Arcvl p-Mualdan H. IHnlooly. /agi.^.,

i exa«.Musician Guy Genung. Ithaca. X. V.

MBCHUNIC8John E llooker. Ira Station. N y

2- i°? .£' W|l,on- Vivian. W. Va'."ant. Helton. 8. C.

(heater H Jones. Wallervllle Miss

"y'Tu'h ° Hobln""n Lake

Cook N. O. Pickett. Waltham, .MassPRIVATES

Joseph Arguano. Kllxabeth. N J

cvoSt. Paul. Minn.

Geo. B. Oilkyson, New York. N. V.Wm. H. Johnson. Eastham. VaBarney J. Karbowskl. Omaha. Xebr.

t Unthlcum. Albemarle, N. C.

V ??" w ^>cke. New York. N YJ. H McDanlel. Marcellne, Mo.Halter Mclntyre. Hoanoke. W. Va.

?"°5r T, McMai,u». Rockland. Man*.A. T. Manson. Greensboro, N. C.' Miaejewikl. Springfield. M«nl.arl J Moore. I^tnraster. OhioLewis IV Norton. Shamrock, Tex

K. Reh hard. Pi*rce. PaClifford Andy nice. Detour. Mich

Harry Kudnlck. Brooklyn. N. V.Edward H. Selwell. Philadelphia. Pa.ThomAs B. i-hllllnt Salem, Va.William J. Hpears. Wenesago. MissKaymond Stageberg Thief River

Falls. Minn.Charles W. Ktegle, Anna, IIIClint Thompson. Merrick. OklaTheodon. A V'olden Ophelm, Mont.If.lrry White, Chicago. III.John Young. Newark, N. YAndrew Zubrieky. Cleveland Ohio.Elmer Para Bloom. Frederick WisSalvatore Rlunda. Madison M<-'"harlea A Bradbury. Marlon, lnd.H. T. Bull. Sturgeon l.ake. MinnJohn Patrick Burke. Avoca. PaMartin Burke, Jersey City. N. J.James D. Calder. Hugo. Okla.Jamea A. Carey, Hoboken. N. J.Hubert J. Carr, Greensboro. N. C.Jack Carver. Ponce de Leon Mo.Onofrio Catalano. Detroit. MichJohn Dalux. St. Antonio. Cape Wrde

Islanda.Jaeob Denke. Qulnn. 8. Dak.Charles Doerr. Poufchkeepsie. N. YCharles Doherty. Donegal. IrelandAmoa <J. Easter. Aberdeen. MissSpiro Economos. Expiro. GreeceFred Fetko. Hyb. Russia.Thos J. Filton: New Market. X |r*>uy E. Garrett. Germantown. MilGeorge Gogan. Berlin. N. HBenJ. B. Goldflnger. Nyack N VB Goudswaard. Rotterdam". HollandJames Graham. Brooklyn. N. TJohn C. Hamman. Hardwood. OklaDent S. Holden. Clearfield. PaRafael Hunarlan. Liwrence. Mass.Benajah B. Hurst. Shorter AlaE. James. Eldorado Springs. MoJoseph M Jennings. BufTalo. N. Y.Charles R. John. New York. N. Y.Thomas A. Johns. Belleville. III.T. C. Rartlam. Montgomery. W VaOKf N. Bjerkan. Walcott. N. DakBert B. Bradshaw. Charlerol. PaMuriel E. Burns. Hopklnton. IowaFrancis Craig. Wilmington. N. c."< E. Johnson, Colllnsvllle, IllGeorge T. Johnson. Kane. Pa.I. F. Johnson. Manchester. N H

Jf.tr,,e W- John"nn. Greenfield, Mass" foiam Jones. Lorain. Ohio.Alex. Koakr Moundsvilie. w VaRobert Lacy. Paragould. ArkJeese W. lawyer. Jennings. Orfio' J 4-eagon. Winston-Sulcm. X. CFloyd W. I.ee Atlanta. X YW. J. Lolko. New York. X VThomas l^rlmo Chicago. III.Merle E. MctAd.ims. Tarkio. Mo!. rank L. McAlee^ Brooklyn. X. y,Jas. D. Mi-Alister. Brooks. X. CEdgar C. McFarland. Oneida N yOeo. G. Mahon silver Lake. Kana.

John F Manning. New York, N. ^Raymond T Maxon. Buffalo. N.Chas. P. Meier, .New York. N. YRobt. E Miller, Elizabeth. N JJas F Moll, Shoemakers Hie. Pa.M. H Mooney, Jersey CltjTN. J.Edward J. Moore, Lowell, Mahh.John Navrockl, Shamokln. PaWm. H. Potvin, Burlington, Vt.Clyds R. Powell. Miami, Tex.Henry Raak. Seeland, Mich.Anton Revsbeck. Carroll. Iowa.Clarence A. Richey. Glen Rock. PaWm. C. Ryeraon. Worcester. Mas*David Schmidt. Kulm, N. DakA. J. Sherrill, Warsaw, 111

In. E. Shipley. Council Bluffs. Iowa.Jim H. Skinner. Mineola. Texaa.V. P. Smilglus, GrlsxakaUuda. Russia

| K. J. Spearing. Jersey City, N. J.Olen L. Stone. Sand Springs. Okla.

! Richard A. Tarrant. Jersey City. N. JWalter L. Taylor. Berlin. N. H:Charlea B. Thomoson. Altona, Mo.F A. Thompson. McCracken. KansJ. Q. Thompson. Providence, It 1John R. Thorns, Roxton, TexasA Vanasae, New Bedford. Mass.Geo. Van Pelt, Mount Vernon. X. YPriestly Waggoner. Nonesville. TennChas. I. Warner, Harnett. Kan*.D. J Waugh. Jr.. t'pper Falls. Mass.F. B. White. 3ay Minette. AlaWm. O. Whit?. Chicago. III.John L. Whitman, Albany. N. YRaleigh D Wlney. Beloit. WtaF. C. Woods. Kings Mountain. N. C.Born Wooten. Wooten. Ky.Carl Danley, Ocean Mine. W. Va.Frank DeRoaaire. Brooklyn. N. Y.Pete I>e Trinko. Pittsburgh. pa.Henry J. DilU. Castle Hhannon. PaSidney I,. Dugar. Chicago. IllJoseph R. Durxen, Syracuae. N. Y.John Eposito, Clearfield, PaOwen R. Evans. Granger. MoH. W. Ferguson. WoodKfleld. Ohio.John H. Flchtor, Jr.. Chicago. III.John C. Fischer. Pittsburgh. Pa.Gilbert F Gouiding. Waltham Mass.Thomas J Griffin. Roxbury, Mass.Harry J. Hargrave. I>etroit. Mich.H. J*. Hodgman. Minneapolis. Minn.Henry A. Horst. Chicago. IllJohn W. Huffman. Hazel. Okla.Herbert James. Indianapoli*. Ind.theater Johnson. New York. N. Y.Rolie C. Johnson. York, Nebr.Avery R. Jones. West Point. Nebr.I-aurence Kuril, ^ojexoxe. Italy.Alpl.onso Le Delia. New York. N. Y.Nelson I^easor, Oconto Wis.Edward J Mechllng. New York N YJoserh P. M.Hia. Whitinarllle, MassFred M. Mlnton. Manchester. N. II.Thomas W. More*. Sioux City. Iowa!

J Frank D. Morris. Creston, Iowa.Cornelius W. Jloyer. Chester. PaFrancis Osbom. Mount Victory- OhioSamuel Patteck. Brooklyn. N Y.William L. Perry. Marblehead. Mass.W eston R. Port. Sharpaburg. Pa.Harry Pru*h*k. Beaver Meadow PaRobert Puccl. Chicago. 111.Percy B Reid. Delaware. Ohio.Jarr.es A. Seamans,-Skowhetran. Me.Harry 8hapiro. New York. N. Y.William E Smith. Hammond. Ind.Wlliam H Sommer. Perryville. Mo.J. Stiff Tail. Harding Grove. S. DakErnest J Tetreault. Brooklyn. ConnMartin Totschek. New York. N Y.Ed. A. Von Fricken, Troy, >^. Y.John M. Vought. Berwick. PaPerry D Waits. Holbrook. NebrWilliam Walter. Brooklyn. N. YHardy Walters. Lumberton. Miss.Christ Wein, Jr.. Tonawanda. N YGeorge B. Whitehead. Freeport. MeOtha W. Wilson. Eller. Ky.Conrad J. Wise, Freeport, 111.

Slightly Wounded.Lieut. Ernest E. Boyle. Kansas City,]Kan.

Robert Espy. Abbeville. Ala.Battalion Sergt.-MaJ William Mc¬

donald. Jr.. Philadelphia. Pa.SERGEANTS.

Fred Bietx. Jersey City. N. J.Michael Dockry, Ballymote. Ireland.Harold V. Jorgensen. Mankato, Minn.Chas. A. Kinyon. Stillwater. Okla.Forney B. Mlntx. Mill Branch. N. C.Ed. J. QuinMn. Philadelphia. Pa.Joseph Reardon. Philadelphia. Pa.Jamefe- A. Hynte. Paterson. N. J.Reginald Jones. Erie, Pa.Ritchey M. Marbury. Buford. Ga.Roy Tea. New Brighton. Pa.Harry B. Zuelke. Lockport, III.

CORPORA I^SHerman C. Arison. T)ick*rson Run

Pa.Ed. H. Butler. Cullman. Ala.Harold C. Dybdal. Viborg. Denmark.Vernon T. Hayden. Cedar Rapid* la.

That Rookie from the 13th Squad.i'u taice this )die

By P. L. Crosby

JA SPf?lN.Beo -cee1^

Robert Kreysig Philadelphia. Pa.Albert M. l^nge. Scotia. N. YJohn T. Morgan. Ciarksville. TennAlbert L. Marcotte. HaverhlU. tlmHenry J. Meier. Newark. N. J.William Taylor. Montgomery. Ala.William A. Welborn. Frederick. Okla.William H. Wendt. Detroit MichWilliam P. Surlis. Brooklyn. N. T.Mechanic Wm. C. Curley. Flushing.

N. Y.PR1VATE8

Anthony A. Ackerino. Brooklyn. N T.Frank Allen. Salem. 8 C.Robert B. Arceneaux. Derouen, l*a.William F. Beethold. Bismarck. Mo.Bernard K. Bohlander. Chicago. 111.Jamea J. Boniface. New Haven. Conn.1Jamea F Breslin. Battle Creek. Mich. IWlllard L.. Bridges, E St. Louis IILMich. Annunsiata. Taunton. Mu>Henry Caraon. Lafollette. TennH-arry Cohen. Dorchevter. Mass.Tom Eania. M&nteca. Cal.William J. Flohr. Denver. Colo.Raymond J. Genicke, Newark Ohio.Thomas Higgins. Pittsburgh. Pa.Jesse Fenton Hoover, lnes, Tex.Daniel Jenkins. Plttcton. Pa.Joe Kajzer. South Bend. IndWilliam Kodak. Phillip*. Wig.Newman Lancaster. Garrison, N. T.Julius Morae. New York, N. YI-«o H. Peckham. Everett, WashM N. Vandine. South Seattle. Waah.'Jamea C. Bulger. North Cambridge.

Maaa.Joaeph Capoaole. Philadelphia. Pa.Oeorge Diehl. Haxelton. Pa.William L» Draper. Eaat Weymouth,

Mamm.George Dewey Drumh, Carrollton, 11LWilliam M. Finch. Humeeton. Iowa.Milton Foater. Harbor. Ore.Raymond Leslie Garner. Bogue. N. C.John Hampahire. San Franciaco. Cal.Jeff Huron. Macedonia. Greece.Rom P. Harris. McCrory. ArkRaymond M Holden. Elmlra. N. T.Charlea W. Houseman. Hebron. Neb.Fred O. Johnaon. Aahiand. Wis.William G. Jones, Rome, N. Y.Frank J. Kerp. Philadelphia. PaHenry Kessler. Brooklyn. N. T.Clarence E. KJa« Weat Mberty. OhioI^wls Kramer. Philadelphia. Pa.Mitchell L. Kunitz, Watertown. Wis 1

Dalfeat Lambert. Lena. WisFred l^verdure. Lewiston. Mont.

|0. B. Undiulst. Grand Forka. N DakJoaeph Lis*. New York. X. Y.Ralph Little. Grlnnell. IowaJack B. I.yon Bellefonte. paRoy McCarl. Selbert. Col.John A McClain. Boaton. MassEwell McCloud. Valdofft*. GaRobert A McClure. Philadelphia. Pa.|Jno. F. McKeever. Dickinson. N. Dak. iAlf P. Midtskaug. Brooklyn. N YRex M. Moody. Bedford. Iowa.Henry C. Mormann. Chicago. 111.Adam Oatrowski. Dambrowa. Russia

Poland.William Frank Owen. Penhook. Va.Edward V. Preaton. Whtting. MeDominico Prexioao. Richmond. N. Y.Lyman Prim. Burlington. Vt.Belton Reavea. Oxford. Ala.w. P. Rymsxa. 6rand Rapids. Mich.George Schubert. Eau Claire. Wia.James Harvey Suratt. Athens. Tex.Peter Talarico. Red Bank. N. J.Benjamin B. Taylor. Somen ill... MaasThomas J. Taylor. Brooklyn. N. Y.Wm B Van Buren. Hermon. N. YAllyn Well*. Gitman. Wia.Elmer V. Westman. Le Roy Mich,Francis C. White, Roxburv. MussWard W. White. Caddoa. ColoGarland P Whlted. Gate City. Va.Robert R. Wing. Wellaville. N Y.Le Roy Young. La Grange. Me.

Missing In Aetlaa.SERGEANTS

Wm. J Gordon. Jersey City. S. J.Chaa. L Howard. Philadelphia. Pa.James E. Neely Wichita Falla. Tex.Willie Smith. Van I^ear. Ky.

I Robert A. Votaw Fort Worth. Tex.CORPORA I jS.

jJa*. S. Alliaon. Knoxville. Tenn.John T. Ficklln. Wichita Falls. Tex.

PRIVATESAlbert I* Adair. Greenville. TexA. Alfonso. Campobasso. Italy.Ellxa F. Allen. O'Donnell. TexJ. W. Amett. Roan Mountain TennClarence Bailey. Duke. OklaChaa. Baatain. Evansvllle. Ind(Truxton H. Beck Salem. Ore*Bud Bevin.o. Millard. Ky.Charley Bishop, Sterling. TexjP R Blackburn. Goldaait. TexasJess D Blackmore. Stlllwell. OklaEddie R. Bohannon. Richmond Va

[Walter B. Bohon Tunnelton \v VaThos. J, Burke. Philadelphia. PaFrederick G. Carlson. Providence.W. H. Chariton. Philadelphia. Pa.[t has. X. Cobble. Midwav. TennA. u. Coleman. Merry Mount. N. C.Jake E. Collier. W*apanucka OklaI.ouls Comina. Votega. Italy.Carl R. Coolidge, Reklam-. Texas

'mIm CowMTt- Lafayette Springs

|Jo»_ H Cudwonh. Si I^ouis. MoJames G. Cullum. Councils, N CArchie camming*. South Fork Ha

Cunningham. Fresno. OhioJos Cupldo. Turtle Creke. PaHenry Dango. Berat. Albania

D*vto- '-lndMV OklaKaiph Dismario. Taceny. Pa.Alfred H Dunlop. Wayneabur* Pa.Jonn H. Emory, Disputaata Va£ J1'JFm"lkner' Boaton. V.^ £' Fecher- Wichita Falla, Tex**C- Feirell. Shenandoah. V*Carl P. Fishel. Butler. PaWm. Flahaven. Baltimore. MdOliver Fletcher. Cleveland. OhioT. E^ Foster. Medicine Mound. TV*j." Frada. Tript. Sicily. Italy.Nori H. Fulsas. Albion. Nebr.O. O. Goldman New York. N. Y.Harry C. Futrell, Fort Sam Houa-ton, Texaa.

Geo. P. Gage. Meridian. Miss.Wm. Gallagher. Btaddock. PaKarl F. Get*. Clearfield. PaThomas J Glfford. Mtlan. AlaFrank W. Giles. Boiling Springs. Pa.Rolando Grande. Corpus Chriati. Te*.Bobt. A. Green. Benjamin. TexReuben Greer. Boan Mountain. TennN. K. Griffin. WilliMon. FlaJames A. Hall. Ix>uisa. VaLuther Hall. TaaevtU. Va.S. HammerHand. Ossian. lowsH. P. Hammond, l^ncaater. Texas

PrUoaera.Lieut."B. F Chapin. Ashmont. Mass.Lieut. M W. Fredenburg. BiduwavPa.

8er*t M. McCattaa. New York XY-

Corp. B C. Heck man. Avis, Pa.Corp. L. A. Mullin. Brooklyn. X. Y.

PRIVATES.W. F. Bormskv. MlnersMlle Pa.J O. I>onnelly. I>en*more. Kans.Albert Gill. St Vincent. W. I.Eugene T. Hill,, Duck Hill. Muis.E. W Hoi ion. Chicago. III.J. I. W. Klinker Deloit. Iowa.S. J. McCallater. Xewvllle, Pa.J. C. Schuster, Gower. MoG. J. Wendorf. Waltham. Minn.

The Red Cross sends each month toPershing's boy* im ions of jam and1.500.000 packages of chewin* gum. Inaddition to hundred* of thouaands ofhar* of *weft chocolate and vaatnuantitle* of » tooth paste, toothbrushes and sAjJU' raxors.I

WIRELESS ERAIN NEW PHASE

Telephone Across OceanNow Believed Possible,

Holland Declares.*.¦»* years were'devoted by RoyI tVtwho" "" Ch"' '<".«*of the Marconi W.r.lea. Compaay.

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frommAn.tel!CPh0"1C """".unicatlonafrom America to Europe or ,

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Z)'";' yeara hence,Hrfi *' ,wo >»" f,omtelephonic communica-Uona acroaa the ocean hy the utili¬sation of the Hariaian wavea willbe an accomplished fact.

Traaa-Oeeaale Pkaae Hoped.Mr'' w^°W°.r,",v,l» whethere»®*nd ¦ dlscovfry and mt>-paratu, will .,.kr . ,^.,lb,e '*acommunicate by mcana of the Hanf'*° *"»« '"e .um.n v.iK-e fn* aai.ef JL J"1"* .» that Which t.par-

State, from Kvihut the inrfi|i Mt u ttet ¦COvery and U »»». ,UButillsea It ha.-. ina ,.rM«rronl (;i. *oay "ito provide te ?mi ,tion> «¦ well j,. islea* rn»r

It is not thatM'*on: J**r" .«<> *v«« Ufore helabored night and day for yearsupon the problem of the division ofelectric current served from a cen¬tral station bo as to provide In¬candescent lights. observed certainmanifestations of a mystic law ofnature which he termed "etherlcforce/ Occupied as Edison waswith other important matterfeVd^Mdid not carry on investigate* |r»othis mystic law and perhaps did r»orrealise whst its discovery w*ul#'mean for the rapid commumo» .#»of intelligence without the ryfwires.A fern years later I>r. Herts ii't-

covered and took he»*d of the errmanifestation which Edison us.noticed These are now knowi a*the Hertsian waves. Elect ricafHn-"'pulse riven st any point. Herts dis¬covered. creates an electric wavewhich will move ever onwardthrough the atmosphere. perhapscircumnavrating the globe Herts,however, did not pursue his discov¬ery to the point of commercisl ad¬vantage. It remained for 81 r OliverEodge, and later for Marconi, toutilise Herts's discovery of a lawtheretofore unknown so as to makeit through the invention of properapparatus svailable for stupendouscommercial uses. But there weredefects even in the Marconi systemdue to the operation of the mysti<law which Wesgand seem* now tohave discovered or fixed, so that heis able to devise apparatus where¬by this interference with the op¬erations of the Hertzian waves willbe eliminated.

Xew Km PrssiUrd.Weaga»d's discovery and invention

are spoken of b\ men of science inNew York as being one of the man**heralda of the approach of a new era.when heretofore mystic lams of na¬ture will be revealed to men so thatthey may be nble to utilise theselaws, bv the Invention of proper sP*paratu*. to the commercial aflmn-tage of the world Edison discovereda natural law. or rather its work¬ing. when he set about his origins'invention which we now know as theperfected incandescent lamp Hewent back, far back, into his his¬tory of electricity. and he msdemany thousand experiments until atlast he was able to place in his notebook s memorandum that he hadfound how the law worked, how itwas poasible to utilise It in the di¬vision of the electric current, andin that wsy to perfect the incandes¬cent light.Edison's discovery of the manifes-

tations or movements of the newlaw involved the creation of absolute¬ly orisinal apparatus or machineryfor the utilisation of it- This Issomething which Mr. Weacand seemsto bsve done. HOEEANTV

OPPOSE COTTON ACTION.Protests of farmers and business In¬

terests in tb*' South at the restric¬tions placed on the e\ror*ntion of cot¬ton by the War Trn<^ Hoard led tothe creation of a committee to lookinto the matter at the meetins of theexecutive committee of the runners*National Congress here Saturday, ac¬cording to President Kimble Thiscommittee will report at the* congrsaato meet in Jacksonville, Fla.. on De¬cember 3. 4. B and i

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