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STOCKS On Plea That Observance Would He Hardship. Thirty-Two Sent To Georgia. School. i r. T' i at Hi' ts.

a isr-a. Ohio. 1 re'ary of War I5skr has ord red that t.e r'' exchar.te tnke ovt all tt'ks of ii.crch.'iri'iie In the Captain lienry II. In Prepared For Transfer. I'oi't se r.t stateJ tlji morn-ln they are f.nari' iaily able to over the rneri handi'-.

The ex' were closed lart for pur 'rose taking an inventory, vi tin- tii.i.ig over of the sfe-k wlil not roore than three or four riayt, it is Under the rnanngemert and control of the military lower j.rn a'ilt. Whilo retail prl. ha higher than th.se akeI ir oserhead expens the Hands Off at Camp. a long dintaneo to visit th criTy c.n the Si abiit wi.I rl licr't wlio v.i!l he assigned the sons. brotti'-rs, husband or Itoscoe l-o K.

II. Thrush, F. O'lti f'lark. Isran W. s.

the will be lower under mar.ageinr of the i exchange office, which. olT.cers lite, will mean cr.nsidcrably lower prices on many articles. Taxis operated between ChUlicothe gr.d Camp Sherman to-day In spite of the Fuel Administration's reoueat that Pleasure ara and all motor vehicle. weet- The following first clnii Sergeants, quarterniasf r-r corps in the school for bakers arid cooks, have be-n transferred to the school for bakers and cooks at Camp Humphreys. Frank J.

Connerly, Vern Walrierman. aleri- tine A. lwaridoskl. P. II.

I hllnaii Al-' I. llrM-keiismith. Aldrl.h KoT'arik. 1 Tllakeslr e. Y.

I'oulscn Fred 'Iran. Jl. Masters. W. McCnbe.

J. peal. Clarence Ciitniiilnga. I-o Ir. Ira vis.

Chester W. Heckler. Kdward P. MacKay. Ode Johnson.

A. S. Qulnn. ll. Oeorge Chi- dealer and Ira F.

Johnson. The following privates attached to the ramp medical' supply di pot have I Home rnaMj are romloz from many inltmtry and national championship. repreeenta- te battle for The-opening tnu for this week I will be a school of instruction for those 1 who will try out for places In the na-JJy'tfonal team and the Individual I matches, the teams to be made op from competitive scores. The camp grounds have already been opened for occu- pancy and nearly will be taken i 'are of at ue time In the new bulld-: inc. Sunday ti a cjuiet day on the ho have heretofore me by aulomo-fcils.

and eren some of the officers, in observance of the conservation of c- Kr. ol-ne. rntd horses and hurries for as no to hum any delay In getting the contestants started in their school work. K02E AZRIVALS, From Camp Meade- and Aiizona, llanV InStrUC'tOrS in BakiRg Strengthen Sheridan's Forces. Transferred To Virginia ri i4t MiinUomi tr 1 The ifrnth of M.cndan was in-I yest'-rda bvtlie arrival of 1.J34 rnn.

th'v- l.i'iO were from M-a-1-. Adrr.lrsl. and 13 'Trie rr Ti.c.on. Arii. The "ainp Made men are sle-iive from Mary-lnd and West Virginia, while the rnen from Arizona are erp-rt mechanics and will Sprohably be ud In bringing the Two Hundred ar.d Knginecrs up to war tr-ng'h.

Th- 12 men mere conces.iorjttres added tcj the f'cs'ial Lietachment. which f'arnp herrr.an. already in ramp, while -COS of the arjfe r-- mp JlaK mn were attached to the harjf roriy-wixin jrrar.try anij S3 were at- celved the 5-ecrctary of l.we r.in? to th" Mxfy-seventh Infantry, tclearratih this morn i.i.-. Iivlsion haad'juerter announced The taking mr of the h-- r.dise by the arn exchange offiee wl mean thfct close to a dollars wiil be raid to for of goods now the rrvt In The value of the merer. r.di.e may es'cd this l.gure.

b.t Vi-Sf Kiven ar a -ctimae I hirige ere Secretary U-iker rrr-i'i thnt ti.e tra'nafer le made at ar.d that he be notihed an so.li as his ijS'iT hiiS Jyeeri COiril.I.e.J VI I'll. r-ixtei-n ori' buitiri'-st In the; l'l 124 are smj4inl. '11. by to duty iit three nwt staff officers yesterday. They re as follows: Lieutenant "ol-r-nel ua terrras er's Corps, whos aj.rxjinted IilvUlon fjuar-trmaster.

lie carne to this tamp from I't. Thoma. Kv. Lieutenant Colonel 'leorge W. Inspector Cmeral.

who ij si Invlsion Inspe Ife came to this ramp direct from Washington. He succeeds Slajor W. U. f-'ehwabb. who has been placed In command of the Irevelopmi-nt litlalion the eainp Major Julius Schmidt.

'orps. who Is appointed Colonel 'larl'. nctinrr as eoinrnsnder the In vj.u'.n. Itt-r from I'Jrunilirr (nlriil 'leorg- c. Saf'trrans" yesterday in whlh tin- Oenernl stated he was stfll ill In the Walter rl neral Hospital at Washington, nnJ, riiifi.

the physicians v. ere ur rurni ril-a ve, he was unahl" to nv whin he would report at 'amp S-'heriilan. 'Jeneral Saffarrnns was assigned to Carr.fr to rr.mmand the Infantry llattalion srron after he returned this country from I'rsnce, b.it ha been ill in. Wash vtoi since, rnd therefore unable to rr port. 1 will re- In Ins lettr to Colonel cjnrl: he stated fiat he has fcin rufferlng ni-i.

but ttiat he f-lt that it fouid be a r.ia. but thn. he fr it that It would a to from tie rest and 'i-Jiet the are heipmt; him under. NO TIME LOST I In Putting the 10,000 New Select- for hire' rea.se to operate on Sunday ives at Camp Taylor To Work, as a gasoline conservation measure. in.

tat. iriir.T' i- 711c rtrni ariip X.ich.-iiy lavl Ky i ber I Training the lO.Hd'l new Washington iippealr to late ect ho ported v.er-k from Saturday aftcinoon for a ruling, and Kentucky ar; 1 Ohio continued to-day the reply was reecved that taxis for! with no slackening. Tne reel uitn. who hire were not excrpted. Taxi men hriw- Uen out In brown over-obeyed the order until 9:30 Sunday alls until their uniforms are provided, morning, when word was given out that: were given elementary lessons in the authorities at Camp Slier- military rondur and many took long man had washed their hands of the en-i hikes.

All of thorn seem to have members rf trades unions. Five hun- Idred picked soldiers will march in a' i Ijihor Day parade in Louisville, beta: AlKernon vi Adams. I'leasurevllle, Frank I- Adams. Catlettshurg. II.

l-eland. Irhlo: Mrnlrni II Ami- Homer M. Anderson. I 'olumlrus. rno: Ltrliori Anderson.

Iriilavillc. William Anderson. Me dina. Ohm: Kr.rik II. Arnold, Irayton.

Ohio julavllle. Clauds at. KnUht. Toledo, bu. All mrtall.

THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Port Clinton. Nearly every state in the Knhlman.Talado. Ohio; Jsa A. Lsertr. Wetl-Lnion la already represented, either ay uifnt jwikb.

ward individuals or teams. Many of the I. i.mfonlntlt. ItaM are civilian, who have JreUrKi-ir Of CampExchanges, KBi states, while -the cavalry. Ordered Taken Over Sherman Officers.

Gasoline Orderslgnored By Taxicab Owners. 'rair: Arthur K. Vackay. ln-port. I.ru-.an rr.n- I too.

Kr Paul Miller. A Til-oy. ifiz. ind Marriuei W. Woir.

Pruts. mi l'uml Prai. :11 chio: l.ou.s Jr. tr.Tj vij l-. Iuth V.

ilJir, Iu.a-v.Ji-. Ky llariy E. tfe-tti, 'iulon. Jam.s T. Kinrj.nln.

Valara o. Ind var H.hlr Wayne, Ind mx. Kt Ma'hKS. Ky Iial.h I. BIii-k.

Ho'j'h ltd Hsrry r'nrtri. Aurora, liid harK. Kmith; Ky. 'Jin mnh. Akron.

jhio; Ja'-ob Sm th. 'Veli-hijurir. Kv. Hammer. Ky K-l-ard M.

led Charles fatarw w-atn-r. Cleveland oii.ij; Harry K. Htf-k. 'lei elar.d. i.inio; iiJuffton.

Ind Artnur etandt. IToyd Mar.kard. h.o; Arthur Hrey-hena, V. Ind l.na'd hiirmn, Ohio: J' -h F'ndlay ajjd I'lnruiBi'i, 'ihlo; H. J.

TBur- rrtan. d. liri aaSNa I'ylin. Ind; 'i Th'nif ft. Wayne.

Ind V. Toe. Hiwpm'nt-ton. Ind Ja-ol Van Meter. nrnn.

Ky John M. 'orv. Karlmrton. Ky Watson, pimento. "Karl I'Ayfori.

lihro; ai.T!-r Wwrehoff, IfaeTf. ind ro ri.i' Ky Kdwn Will T' l'do. Frank Wiiaon. Ky I. le.eiar.d 'li Harv- II hat' Ind NaHn A Weedy.

Thornton. 1ml 1. 1 trial K' litti' LIST OF OHIO OFFICERS Inrr.n'iy. (Inn Hat- wnoni inry win oe ucu iraining. i tenon: aim- sitmn.

one Hundred I. or. Ion, It was announcr-d from enmn head-: n'atiM rianK i iKl. r. I t.rotikr Mcl'addr and Halph of Iibor Day will b- those who Transferred To Camp Gordon.

Thirty-two men select e.j to attend before they entered the service l-'itst l.t.-iit. nam. I lunrlreri lrcan. k'hojftnd Kort? -eighth Infantry: otto I'lilllips. I IKinl'el Sprlnrflrlrl.

re -i "nd ent, uiint one Hundred and Thlrtyr Tahnres. Pablo. Toliocal.lilie. ul. iiirir nine nun iiiiiittiinii; nmun I'otnourL M'alrlron.

James rnr- riunorerj anil I I.mui rne Hundred and I John M. I'nkefr. Klrat Lieutenant. Iom. Toi-5.

ijhlv. Jamca Morris. 1 Tsv.asa wSWtfej! Ohio; Hru'e H. M'-yrr. :rrian.l.

i I.XAI I pa. rnir. ii-raars! Vcffll In-iunapoila. Ind I fl 11 I I 1 -JVrV A Wilnur W. Wfifh.

Jas. I I II II I I ll M' lr.l Hoaard K. I 1 II I I II ttjO Iarrt jlnd John A Mr-I Lr 11 a. 'lur. I ml 1 1 land.

CJli D-t'lunuM iitnu. '1-jcinnatl. aw -nw irnio; Jam's I. MMan.n. Ind I 'J.

Nash. r'rsris A. Xln. Anderson. Jr.d lilar.n.

H. Xirisols. Komn Ber.d. Ind httirirt I. u- 'rhio; Ixjntl'j fiohert paan P-rrtsmocth.

Hrt.rt K. P.fIi. I nJip.jo'i lt.J.: tan- ly H. P.rTin. -2Z iu'tul iw i i i ported to-dy by General Pershing: cok.

Eli. Mrkmpert. rnn. Fean.ll. Aiil.n.r.

Killed In a'-tion. il mlninj in action 1 r'hsrlM "ounoea Hternr. lsi: aieu SI wountis. Mall. Ie l.

I.raa. Discharged From Army Out 7 mHH ul. By Baker Two Are Deserters. rto. Penn.

i.i a xtir rnii Hotter, l-orsr seiittle. Vtueh. Washington, I -fcerretary of mulk. hirago. III.

War wton I. lia sent to Con-, Milker. Irs Tliormlale. Texan, cro.a i. list of Ohio irfnr-tm wh have Mel.h.

r.l.worth I'rnn. Irr-r-n ri.F barged arid ilcfri sed from the hr-rvier- s.rie the Leg I in of the pres-r t.t mr. This communi' rn was sent to the Secretary of the Senate in of a itsoljtion adopsed by the calling a complete list of riat.onal giard oftlceis. have her-n li-vhatg 1 or dismiss-f Troni the service i.eg,ii:nrig of tire w.rr. 'if the total of national guard olli.

i rs 4oi. or rn.l, wrn-rliaiired uprrii fricrr ncy hoards rrli lil.i.ier tlie pioviiions r.f Section of the act of apfiroveil May la, K.ilT. iiikI 47'', rrr p-r ir-nt. were disc-hat gcd 0:1 ac- o'liillol 1 )c a. ui urlitn'ss for duty or-seas.

1 Tirrrty were ilisimr'sed hy Jof generj.1 tial and two rleserted. The report c.f tin- So ri.yiry of War. rhows that Oa.o olll-'! have her separate'! fioru The r-crv-i'-e f-ltiier hv rli.ri::..ral on Jicc-ouiil. irf phynir al iiis'i ntiori -r si iitern i- general 1 t.al The complete Hot follows: I r.f 'JT- Irnrv Ii-rtrs: 1 1 M.1..1 A.ima. Kir-I l.iC'jterrrt lr.e liuiili'! arvj Kurt -t.

ll Jri- w.l:ianr M. 1.i II II rli -I ari'l hrjfl n.TIi I r. Ai.ir. l.tekteii.nt. c- I ort fl r- I'.

l.lr-tirr-nra nt. me liunurr rl rrn-J Korty-severilh Inr.riitr. ireilren I'-nrt 'm Tt.i. ty-lourth Hun ti: II Uslii llil-ie. I-lrst 1.1 ulerianf.

if.jri.lrerl nni niiiy-slxlh M-r. hlne icin i l.itirl A. Irsr l.utenant. I 'I l.l.-t;. 1M ll rm IJ-ulmini i me n-J "11.11 1 -fix! Lore rr.rn li Ihih i i I.I-I1I n.ii.t.

n-Ml li Ire arj iufanlry. fete Se. r.r.r! 1 r-f a r.t. Or Hull'lrr-J mil 'I six fa. Kn.e Cun T-iln r.

nr. 1 1 un, '-t-l ar.l Taelttn Trooi. A1V rt Isil'l. Irl.tslorr lla'lrpiar ra I'lrU'N T. Tlelrl" k.

Ueuleriarl, ijiir llun-lrett nl Tar lftli tire niarter. stating it was not up to i quickly become Impressed with the, nt. 'in- IPne'rei ar.l them to say whether or not a taxic.b seriousness of the work that lies be- llrKirM should operate; that it was up to the fore them and go at their duties with "tenant, one 1 1 ..1 lr. .1 n.l Tli.ity-sixth Mirkrtia. I'eter.

kiraso. Ill Moaenr.ki. Mratneirl. Muaa. I ir-i r.r is r.unns 1 "el si.ur.fln: Harlowton.

Vlont. a to In. line Hundred and Twelfrh Sf iff. 'Lnslner r-: Itoland R. Hmlth.

Klrst rt lionalrl I Alanson. Mlrh. iloil! a'1 Amiuunltl.rii Train; lasrxynki. Walter. Milwankee, Wis.

1. 1, irk. Ilollln. rIerton, la. and l-orlv slalh i Infantry: Irons Id or- MrKnlrr.

Mt. LooJ. Mo. n-r. I aptaln.

On. Hundred and Twelfth Snenerr. Cle.rland. Ohio. M.i.f.ly Train: Hank M.

Klrst John Watrrbnry. Conn. I.lrutenant. One Hundred and Thlrty-nfth I l.H. Itvberta.

Ill Ma. bin. Onn Hatisilon: William H. i l.ZSEZS' mlm i rulLmLum nil. Hundred rs.L bihma.

r.s Iruls K. Itarh. ata.kala. Ohio; Inland II. i LT'.

Ilarnea. Muntle. y. lt.rl.crt Io, ker. 7 7.

Arllll Irst Lieutenant. On- Second Lleiitenirnt. y.Hiiesvlllr.. Ohio: Kverelt K. Ilallard.

Hart ford. Ky Walter si. Ho krr, Its West Hev- h. rn transferred to the Field "arvey 1 1. 1 1 1 rtic liaieaville, Harold I i.

Supply Depot at Washington. I l.illliiK.iey. Coiumhua. Ohio; 'lerrrao Paul Winter. Melville Ilium.

Samur-I kmaii. I.uissille Andrew H. 1 Last Klmhurst avenue, Clnr-lu- Caplan. Herman 'rolilrnan. I.uls Karp, nail.

Ohio: James c. Hoataln, Knrestvliin Davla Kllneman. Albert Moturan. Meyer V.h'i Havrnna. Martin P.

Hrlncardner. nlumbus. Ohio; Levy and Allen Itaunlck. I pmrkney Hrawer. Chllllrothv.

Ohio: Karl I A. Itrltton. Month H.ud. John W. llrnphy.

Anderaon. Carly.la i. Itrown PKEPABATIONS COMPLETED nein it: Mrier. iouiaviii. Ky.

1 H.Hr.n.1 11-- lyers. i.or.n. I le 1 rj-roert w. I a Id w. a Mi i.vrmnn Shot at Camp Perry.

araciai. Diai-AT To the, cui isrs. Camp I'erry. Ohio. September M.

(. Jluminn, rornmandlng officer of the small arms firing a. h.rol, be the esecuilve officer of national matches which are Io Ire shot here, the appointment having been made through the department of the Herniary of War, The aaslatant executive officers will bo Lieutenant Colonel William (I. llsrlee. t.

H. M. Major Frank Graham. V. 8.

assistant commandant of th small arms firing school: Major. IJ. Mat thews. V. 8.

M. Major Pmlth W. Ky. Krookhart. V.

8. N. Major William IJbbey, President of the National lllllw Association, and Cs plain K. D. La Garde.

I. 8. director of civilian marksmanship. Captain Pullman will ba statistical officer Major J. Duffy, (quartermaster; Captain Kehmlng.

Adjutant, and Mjjor Freeher. surgeon. That the matches are to be largely attended Is now a certainty, as several hundred riflemen arrived during the day. soma coming by special train and pUicra coming la groups bjr lh way. of Ohio: Karl f'elrernlck.

Ham. ilion, Ohio; llarlon M. tark. Ilunilnaioii. I Victor l.

onkey. Mltr hell, Kd-j ward C. Crn.k. Valparaiso. Iwaarrrnc H.

Cook. Toledo. Ohio; Herlwrt Coons. Louisville. Warien Coons.

Aaher. "r.s. Clyde K. Kineal I'olston. Loiila-vlllo.

Ky. Cliai lea Ciunan. Iulavlll, Maurlcr K. utnuilnsa. i Il- eu.n.1.

Ohio; Kdward II. Cushlns. 'latanuid. hio; F'rarikHn ll. Iiavldaon.

'ra Rnhert K. I sivla. Kr. Donald M. Ilunean lans Tlaule.

Ind J.hn II. I hirrron, Pto.1 a-t. Ky John J. Kherle, CVIuinbua. Ohio; Albert Keetiey.

Indiaoapolls. Mas II. K.aa-ster. Jrnklna. illmn Frank, Pedford.

Inrl. Ito oa 'I. Heller, Toledo Ohio-Arthur W. tllasi-r. ciev.Und Mdihu.

oido; Hcabrrt II. lnnavllle. V. Harry tlrtnairad. Iulalle.

hank W. ruber Krank It i.unn Tol. urhrle. Holllh 1 1 rid I nil Marshall It. Hardy.

IxHilsvllle. Ky K.aaf ll.mllt'm. Imlianapolls, md Hubert II Hanna. lndiana.oila, Hetbert Heck-man. Inruananolis.

William i llrn-drli sa, Itaymond R. Herr. lirann, lrulavillc-. 1 1 la -n J. Hli.

houih lo-nd. Kraeman H. Ill.ida, Kalrm. In, Herlrt A. Ilo.n.

'level. nd, Ohio. c'llrroM II. Hourh. Columbus.

Ohio; lla? mond lloa-n-an, lynthlsna. Ky. Kenneth Host KlltavMIe Ky. Cyril J. Hoakinaon.

Nltm William ti Imaall. East Hevrnt.enih airret. Covtnston. W'm. C.

Jar-kaon. Akron. Ohio: Walter C. Kelley. Klndlay.

'ihlo; Ralph K. Klnnear, '-olumbus, CMo; Karl R. Kins. Indianapolis. Kenn.th II.

Klrri Thirty-fifth Claude HIIKIroro. Ore. cry Frank A I i a- Wright. one Hundred I. i.

a ij Oardaer. harlea lii. iiJe, Ky. aersraants: iMrimm. William, Maohfletd, Wis.

ela. Jmauee. llsrtwi. Ohio. lisrrn.

Hot. I row. ia. Vrtiirrell. Aiieert Kd nasi.

Mlrb. Privates: Adams, atopb. f'hieaga. III. A r-xutrona.

Homer Philomath. Ore. Armstrong. eiia. Kidgrfleld.

nut. Itaraoa. Oay aaper, I ailaliun. Jwnkel rw Itavea. t'aos.

4 aaey. 1 liarlea JoM-ph. 1'hilxlrlpUia. rcoa. i ollette.

.4 if i 4., urnrer, Msm. oreil. rxanley. lira not own. Mas.

onshlin, 1 hoiuaa vrk. Y. rea.ry. Waiter aaler. Waolu aiinHighaun, I hosuu Kuirnrkl, Meat.

Klliotl. Lri. lisnley. N. M.

Ktoe. Halter I redrrsek. Hoy ity. Mich. 4 krrmil.

a. l-'aerlasrk. rrl. Mllaaskrr. Mis.

Ul r. June. k. t. I'lame.

Y. t-rawi, Alfred. Hhasiana. la. llissina.

harle Alberta. liopp. Hoy. Mia. Iain Allarrl.

asptriar, Mia. lMlkasi. Ilernaaa. Milwaakre, YTia. oaliaa Anselea.

Jrhlarhapi. I al. ieieusni4i. l-o. Alburn, Miek.

Iloan aillon. strain 11. san Irasrlsrs, t'al. ttnalaon. l-oiaw-4 Mter llay.

Mia. llierurr, Ancrla, Cottuge laane, Caocard, Miaaaarbtl-tta. I.ueeke. Hoisert. haiana.

ia. MH lu.key. Isnrlaa, (ansa ity. Mlrh. VI 1.

BJ h. a I i Imni. Morrs), HlMiM-tiwrif ailje. Mia. Matnairtl.

Xlerton. l-odi. fanlee, Herman Otto, liaty Ity. Mieh, lUtenuan. M'llllam Mountain Top.

Ark. Kwrll. rank k. PhiindelihiH. Penn.

Mnnihr. barter KaOiford. I'ulilmun. Albert steward. Arte.

I'orter. Aoi-. traallty. K. TnsBsnil.

liarrirn. moor. Tenn. Malts. hi.rle.

I 'en brook. Penn. Mansrh. Imrir -t. Ixmls.

Mo. Air rams. Matter Isrep reek. M'aah. Ill.incliiirrl.

Ja. Millard. Kulumasoo. Mich. Jaekoil.

Int. Itntrrrek. 4rM. Jdnlun, Jorpti. liuncor, of .) Klinsefirffiith, Major John trreenslraris, I'erin.

Itowley. Serseunt Morris Morkton. Md. I'ri ir l-s John 1. Kortsrl.

t'al. iiitninchanl, Thomiw mbrUrr. Mass. Mrl'lirrvw, John Meat loledo. Ohio.

r.ur.ij'-il se.rily: CarUa, Lieatrnauit Leon Milwaakre. M'ia. la-finr. John Kerr's Creek, Vs. t.ulrlurd.

M'Kee. Ky. Imiluim, larener I Iran on, Ky. Unr, Kalpll hieaso. III.

Martin. Aionzo I nirru Hall. Nrrrtull, Jirlin. leiitntl I alls. It.

I. Il'llarw. Martin Pittsburg. I'enn. Koberts.

Mede Kir iMli.le. lii. sx-aslon. Ilioinus Ilr-lrrr. 1 lull.

SM-alon. Ire.1. tlnelrla. 'leno. Irii lmrhrr, Komi illinm.port.

i.i Lvr. lrrnirr Monrre. Tliumblr. rrrton. t.rsary.

Okla. Ammunition Trsln. K.iis. Ural I.l-il- Jk. Joseph hirago.

III." 'Iti'm ml IVveulvrewl In- Millett. llliaui New Ha-en. Ky. lasa. Penn.

llrnlrers. Allrert Milwaukee, M'ia. -silk 1 it en llaldwiM. Harold Ikittle Crrrk. Mlrh.

lilair. ese r. aria. ore. umt.

1 II. our-! ar 1 1 1. In- Hurley. I riorl Ijrle. Ipir Kin, I-cnn.

fai.li. l.la.n K. Asl.o.i:. Klrst l.le jrersnt. I lesrrl a.

Ton), Kalians il. Mo. 'tie K'ii- 1 ii.lai.lr: '1 i.o- 1 t-oo'lwiil. Lrortr Iteer I lam. Mis.

-re lri.Mti l-rm I.I i.e Hull- Hark. Jjwfili J-. Itliinelander, Mia. cr.l till 1 r. Arll.ur K)le.

Ilarrnrc M-. Meleh. M'. u. l'xaer.

Ktrsi IJeriierarrt. (rr.e Hund'eiJ and liilinger. John f-aat lloston. Maw. Kort v-se sntii lnlariTrv: Prn nk 1.

yir.t 1 Ijir.n I 'heater Harlem. Ia. VIcArliams. Samuel liavrsrsviirr, say. llllrr.

Kranklin I'ottstille, I'enn. Mom. Joe If ruitilislon, W. a. Murphy.

Thomas. Monrar, Mis. 1 Noe. t'lurence Metmore, Kan. i I'unlt.

John Ilrorlheud, Mis. Kacsrlale. IHr Itallus. Texas. Iteuter.

John I ounlj. Montana. llreune. William. I erlar t.roie.

Mis. iecsorkonsky. I rank. Minlh A boy, J. I rank -tar i ity.

Ark. Mortr), Imriie. I Ikeecholree. I la. Merrill.

IVatlcr lee H-, I'arUeiille, Mis. Merlin me. Allen. Krrd nockfonl. III.

f-rtiy; Hol eit A. Kirst Mm- I agourr Frerl MuhigaJi I ity, Ind. tn.l in. tr. rlr-cirle whetlier r.r not .1 I -Isi-lilni.

I run Hnttalion. Uiiilsm M. III! I'rlvates Alhaiio. James, West ICalland. Vt.

Hlpera. Kaymond Ne arlra it al. Anrleaston. srlKuaril. Inlrsca, 111.

Panazea, Srallle, Mash. i.prr.in. Ilnnilr.il nn.l I iv-founh Anssla.lt. rrl fl rnn. they slioiil'l oney-tne ri'ur.

or tne 1 for their soldierly ciualitles. I Hartalion: Jo.r-i.ii t. Homan. Antonio. Mirhrlr.

Krreoort. Penn. Kuel Administration. I Hue tr, the reouest for easoline eatr nam, rl snd Th.riy-i llaldwln. lira Mr l.cun.lora.

III. -ri I Artul.ry. John Itror.kiiiKs. Kenneth Montirrllo. Ark.

The taxi men aronrer'nte and conservation made by the Kuel Ad-. attached Th.rtr-ar-.enth I 1 abler. Okla. der idrd to put their cars in servrVe, i rmniMl ration, the number of autornrr- i'-'onf Andrr vr v. 1 1 ins.

Kirst rent, n- linlterhel.l. (liarleatown, Mass. i that hv rrr.t rlr.iocr tint. me llijiidird and l'ti it y- fl ft 1 1 Inrantiy; i t.liHirninn. liinrle Ouuilan, Mo.

taking the stand that by not doing so, biles to visit the cantonment was ap-jAi. nra Jackson, s.ci.d Tin. whn.ii. l.ar!c, I. hi.

iigo. 111. It would work a great hardf-hip upon prr rlahly rjecrensed but tlie lundi. and i n.ti,iry: 4 olirn, Henry, III. the thousands of soldiers who may 1 regular flood of Sunday visitors un'1' I lurid red i I as-lirs.

IXwarl Melt ille Torpetlo Tender, Iweirth I.i.Rino-ts: ratik I.aiur. I nilid otules nay. want to come to the city and relatives the contrary, jier-ini to be greater io mml riin.t rn- Hundrrd and Kr.rty- unefare. Ilamlil Peoria. III.

and friends who had possibly traveled than ever. Military machines were al- Infantry: oi w. Usrrn.c, s.r- I nrrie. Nathan Hrno.lieh. iw.

I 1 i.jrKi.-.inin. i "in.irri nno ri.riy-i:m imls. Itewey. inr, rrsn, -ir soldier lowed to be used only on r.fllr lal ork luranf, AllM-rt 11 -MackL-nzir-. Kir.t I r- An.ler-ori.

I rank l.urlinsTton. Mich. I of Imprrrtance. nam. nm- Handled HUn In-; Itrnnelt.

I rank N. l-wjollu. al. i n. onu i i uma.

i.rorge I. mil. -luni. Sixtern carloads of hea cannon. one Hundred and forty-eighth In- hates, onlo.

N. M. many r.r thrm carr.oullagerl. arrived i lo.in a. MP-ddm, irst l.ieuf.

r.flln. William Iterinr. Mlrh. tr. rlntr on.

I I aid Kort y-ais I Infantry; 1-- i 4 oMftera. Jnsepll Hrooklll. N'. to-day and er. si-l-t rai ke.l until M.lier.

First Lieut, nam. One ortnier. Iloser.e entral Falls. R. I.

they may be unloaded by members of Hundred nr.d Inl.intr. John ll raven, t.rorre Colorado Sprints, Colo, the artillery replac m. nt unit. by iV. V.

I 'i'" i Kriekson, arl New weden, Maine. Machine unit, by Tr. erra ro, -nivsior, i s. illlam Itrooklyn. Y.

John A Psrtair. M'ia. f. 1 l.w-ser U'lllrrrr. .1...

.1... 7T ixlcker. nomas in. rip. je me.

rnn. i.nn i.ieuienant. knam. Auanst. Janratlllr.

la. Connelly, otto ur.kliouser, Ira lcae absence Aronday on a Hui.df and Forty-nnii Infantry: i Kdmund Chlenso. III. JIoIU James li. S.

Lileo. Meaim. l-'rancis. New ltelford. Mr.

bine 'inn IiaMalion: ll.irry A. ICnndoiph. Keuhen Indlananolis. Ind. y- Lieutenant.

llundr. rl and I'crrty-, Ixiplr-r liall. t.luard I'ort Itarrr. La. e- a i-sicr I rrierwirx.

llieent. I II lea so. Ill don. tin. are wlllard Vorys.

PI leluilit. One llunrlrerl and 1 china llattnllon; oaTl. titambauifh. I t.rinin. I'rm Snlnlinr Sm-inra.

Trias. Are Commissioned In Trainine l.ul.jnM. Hundred mut l.nthir. Miles. Portland.

Ore. I nirir.pix.il rirm Arilliery: JUHR W. Itnlrl A Hmo-IimIm School at Camp Taylor. jxtranKe. I irst l.1nH,i.

one llunrlrM i Honkisa, Harry C. SI. Clair. Jes- C. Hall.

Frank 7V rI; Horr. IL Aaion 1 Hurt V. Shirk. IX A. Chandler.

A. Hingham. Cnmn r. h.ry T.yl.n. Kepteml.er 1 W.

I Scl.ell, M. Ir. Miller, lienry Tlia foli.rwina vnh.icd men wera Carl Sailer aioned as Ke. ond Lieutenants In the Field j.ernmK. i an j.

saner. lauds Tr.i.in. tln; Klrat Li. m. Iftin.lred anrl 1'hlr I y-al a Mar-hlne llun llattallon: Artnur J.

real. Klrat Lieutenant. Cheater Mize. Miss. on Mslrrlasn, N.

Y. Hubbnrd. Henry Tallahaaaee. Kla. Jack-on.

Ilorrell alirororb. Ark. Joy. Manrir-e. Houston.

Tevaa. Korty-riKhth Infantry imfarrt. rlrnnt Nnalh Acton. Mass. (Vrr, Arthur.

Anlfflrn. Maine. anrl Forty-seventh Infantry: for.ar K. Van- 111 7n. Jtecond in.

Hundred and 77.hAbt Held Artillery. Thornpaon. K.mmett Is sard r. Ala. on cunt of leln pbyalcally I Tai Jo-eph.

Mratford. Conn, flranualined: Kllllam M. Hrigadier ild Meolienville. Ohio. Ocneral.

Meventy-fourlh Infantry: Ralph I i mil. J-a llornbeek 1 Randall. Captain. One Hundred and Knrt JJ iK rW Nrb" si.th Infantry; Homy I. runt on.

Captain. Port Cheater Con. i.7.:i" Wanl-r. Albion. Mien ant.

One Hundred and Korty-svent fanLrv: William 1'ulrli-r Ir nant. One Hundred and Korty-aeventh In- i fatitry: John C. Kulton. Major. Three Hun- I euten- M(rb-Pt.

Luther IL. Hramnell. Tf. Vs. Roaers.

Krlwnrd Haw keys. Maaa. Shaw. Klvdn t.loueeater. Maaa.

sprsrrr. lamond iiryviiie, w. 1 btsenhunt. tiray F. Ada.

Okla. J.ZL.Z- I Kni Joseph. blraco. Ill r- -wr. r.t.

rl IllieilinU, hlrat Lieutenant. One Hundred and I'ort y-sevr-nth Infantry; William t.reene. I'air- Wounrled. devrea umletermlned r. in vlmh Tr.inin.

Ubii.ii.i. I K.raeants i-ni. i ll. 1 anri.trr. Ky.

drad and Havrnly-sr-ond Infantry; Walla. i Ahkln, jrwi. Pen a. Cllnurd. Urutrnunt Shores K-.

Atlanta, Cmu. frna Hundred and Kni y-aevenl Infantry; Hrock. Lawrence Ilaldwlnavllte. Maaa. Lloyd W.

Howard, Colonrl. In vision Ibad. Michael. Hrooklyn. 1 nuartrra; John luina.

Klrsi Lieutenant. I Vs llluam I. Unt Philadelphia, i mrf Hundred and Korty-nfth Pennaylvmnia. J. I.

nry. Mist Lieutenant. Oriel 'orporsls Hundred and Korty-sixih Krank art, I.inerty. ina I-alla. Klrst Lieutenant.

One Hundred and Korty-nfth Infantry: John K. McOrath. Klrst Lieutenant. in. Hundred and Forty- Klsrhth Infantry; William F.

Mack. Klrat lieutenant, me Hundred and Twelfth Ammunition Train; Kred T. NnVrla. Mrat Lieutenant. One Hundred and Korty-aeventh Infantry: Carl W.

Ralhbun. Hecond Lieu-lananl. ona Hundred and Korty-sevrnth In fantry; R. Judd. aptaln.

Three Hun- K. Btnkcs, rirst Lieutenant. Three Hundred i i "nTTr and Aeventv-aeeond Infantry; Kdward CJ. Andrraon, Albert, Helvidere. III.

Thornpaon. "Captain. Ona Hundred -d Hev- Aahrroft. Harry, Altoona. I fn n.

1.1...1 Itemltie. Harry Jamaica. II. amain. Ona Hundred 'and KnOr-'alath lni IVrdwell.

Orrald Indlanola. lowi funny: lianivl Vounktn. faptaln. tln- HehrlnBe-r. Ilerrrard M.

Mary a. Hundrrd and Korty-elKht Infantry. IVet-abmskj, Jletor. hlearo. 111.

The following were dlamlssed by aentenea Hillenaren. William. Hrooklyn. of reneral court-martial: William M. Hill.

Hhacaer. I eorge Aucarton. ill. Captain. me Hundred and Thirty-fourth Hlnaer.

John i-f-aloo, laws. Var hins c.un Haltal.on; Walter 8. Church. Bomgardner. Kaymond.

OUleon, liarriaoau-g. First Lieutenant, one Hundred and His- I Pennsylvania. i Irenlh Knaincera: H. C. Mickey.

First Lieu- IVayd. HoUaaal ts rets port. Vs. tenant, otic Hundrrd and Ma- I luck lug ham, Frank, rrtnretan. Minn, rhine liun Hattahon: Ooirn Klnne.

First ItarkrJ. on rati A. Reeaa, Mirh. Lieutenant, ohm Knrmern Oeorge K. Me- Calvin.

Itlaine, Plraannt tarove, CaJ, ijiurnnn. irst Lieutenant, una Hundred aaey. Mao rice, sriarkaooro, it OUo. Jru-smaC. aLocii.

liuisvlils, Chas. is. aad i'ui tjr-tUrh inlaatry. a Itnrterk. Joseph William una.

Wlllard. Juliet ui. Bltamen, rnn. areen. r-yrar-oae.

Haworth, Paul Flwood, b. Ilea pel Anton Mllwankee, Hh, Maelellan. John Horrhrater, Maaa. Slkora. Jti-aeph Mllwaakee, Wia.

liet. Harry, Yon s. 1 levari le, Meeh. alames. Olathe, Colo.

Krlvates: t.rtailara umia a arm. Penn. ST: 14: Made Washington, September 1. The ol- Hallo. Daaiel.

Binst, J. line. Fay. Ye Hoc Okia. lowing- American casualties were re-1 'onrlly.

Johm hL. Hetle Creek. eb- i a ri i i.i s-roun-i-. as tr.ere as lacK or visitor. Kt.

Eiin 11. l-oUi-oo i Total. t'wk. illlam Tcnnuck. -ll.

JaJins Aslhosr. Ues4 IIbkaa. rani a. Jameo. Nanhnctd.

Mtnn. iFslrwe. Kr Phip f'eJ 3ii4l, decree una. fm ew erk. N.

V. "T'-T- 1 wo. a kIdmc. Wordie Ark. j.iio: I.

Ii.i) C. P.iely. New uwn.nn i-- i l- i Kelly. OeraJil Marietta. Hla.

ii.i uay. i iii-r was snooting on ntj.ir.i. 'io: Harry M. S'ha-tne f.rir.g 1-ne during the mcrning so 'r- 'r oho; ci-rl-f Kh-fr i i. i i i.

i i. i- rmudri. Andrew. tdrui. ai.

Kromoy. Leiiir K-. adilUc. Msrh. oodney.

torre Kepablie. Mjek. Ilahn. Arthur K-. Ejnbdra.

lsak. Ilanes. Kiehard Iwra. Ark. -Ham.

ine t'rawtorlUle. Ark. nartsiirk. red Kapid. Mich, tlusr.

Lwoat Oroir, Ohio. Hum, lliarvey Hsrsl, IieuMjey. hafie. ilmore. Ark.

warn, Bagi- ilrll(lrri wntiam. Oamare. Ky. I liodrra. 1 ml.

tnnrIo. Ok la. Howard, lorml aosilen. i an Del ton. ind.

Hunt. Kirby Hostic. N. C. Itakemits.

Irving, New York. fharle. I.hpenaing. Mich. Krseniwriff, Sol.

C'liicaco. HI-Kuoy. Albert Jarkos. olomlrfl. Xihja.

Suadberg. trow aid Orantabarg, ia. srhore. Ilershell. Home, tra.

stmtth, treorge, hieairo. 111. -nidle. Harry Palmyra. III.

Ilorvincton. Kn North Vakima, M'aah. Hart on. l-jiri srelab. l-mentow ies.

I'eter. Moth Hiver, N. J. Mllhaun Joeph. 1 onkera.

N. 1. onaell. I enter. St.

Loms Mo. Iluisn. Cliiraro. III. I snrdrr, Kex 'resion.

Iowa. Panl. Ietroit. Mieti. renter.

Henry ew oka, Okla. 1 Missinir in ar-tirin: I Mh) rro. aplain Haidn Potter, San Antonio, ghton, 1 villa. I.irntraunt (Mlnri S. New York.

N. Y. 1 i Iturbour. FUlward, Brookline. Mam, INrslor, John, irtsry.

Ind. Anderson. Iluglrr Jack, C'ordrle, tia. Aknurw. hariea Abe, Kane, Penn.

I Anderson. Alfred Rubicon. M'ia. Antleraofi. Cartis K'rrdinand.

Kane. Penn. Aa.ian, Nisilri ugonirr. rrnn laallry. Mwarrl Mereed.

t'al. iriaoouc, jinusir ar.rr.--. IVoria. III. I llarlar.

Millie Ira. liairrett. larrnrr, i-teobeti. llle. llllio.

Hairrrtt. Kzra oer ester. Must. HattKta. Tberaflorr.

New York. N. T. Ilrwrtl. Otto.

UakeH llle. Miss, lieinemai. Arthur Janesville. M'ia. Henaoa.

John Kertmrd. I rederic. M'ia. Ilrooka. Ilarriaoa I.urnlxirg.

Ark. How ling, tarl Tucker, Okla. ohnf lo, thlklanrl, t'al. ole. Mnqihr Heridrter.

Ij. Irosdrr. I t.a. ISiay. Millium Man Ira.

Ky. Isrhart, lenleriek, Morruii ity. La. Ilivon, llanlr-l Anoeoen. 14.

Iilliao. sal tutor. Pliilndelphiu. I'rnn. I olkelmun.

I rank Miieon. tru. Harris. Iwis. Sidney tenter.

N. Y. Iey. Krneat Jrlliro. Tenn.

Jar-Uaon. Km 11 i oiiieon. Mich. Johnson. M'ylie Macon, l.n.

Krllry. John M-, olrlier' t.rn.e. Wis. Maynard. Nnuaratack.

M'. a. Miller. Mclititsbrrro. III.

'lament. hiarlea. HfUl. Tmn. I'okulsky, I'eter.

Theoop. I'enn. I'oneelot. Peter K.knlaka. Mont.

Ilork. Ilsrrr. I.afette. Ind. Uinslow.

Arthur Kit Ijsnr. Conn, lirooks, Jume. tiroville Mush. taini.lrell. Kalnli.

Arrula. III. i omlrar. Joe. vlinneuiwrlis.

Vlinn. artiora. Antnne. IlichmoiMl. al.

1 1. Ufflnissi, 'ltlio. I i u't rlH. I.our.. nn Antonio.

Trxus. I rofot. H-hiirt I Newark. N. J.

Union, M'a'ker. taniekind. Kv. i Iterrick. M'llliam.

ie-ehtnd. Ohio. Douglas, Michael Hniecville, III. li'imaey. Klll.tey.

Ira. r'-lein. leeorire. i ue srinr. Ca.

i Filer. Jessie, llle. Kmisaee, I'red. Krarheater. N.

X. Farmer. Kllard Mineral inurr. lunlknrr. Theodore K-.

liwlina Park, Ha. Irrbrr, Josepli, (ribson. Minn. DENIAL That Pan-Oermacs Iiule Hun Empire Hopes That Peace Is Not Far Away. ll.

CABLE TO THE ENQriBFB. ration of the Federal Council lUun- J. 1918 LABOR COTfTXNTJED FBOK FIKST PAGE. them and not for the private and sel- fish interests of a governing- class. "It is a war to make the nations and peoples of the world secure man autocracy represents.

It is a war of emancipation. Not until it is won can men anywhere live free from con- stant fear or breathe freely, while they i go about their daily tasks and know that Governments are their i not their masters. I "This is. therefore, the of all; wars which, labor should, support and support with all its concentrated power. The world cannot be safe.

i men's lives cannot be secure, no man i rights can be confidently and success- I I fully asserted against the rule and masterv of arbitrarv groups and i special interests so long as Govern- I.ter. Anauat Hrscsw. ments like that, which, after long rslsmsra, etaaatiano. IiKluuiapou. ami.

I'uiivano. Rawna, Jrrery ity, J. I'aal. Ulits John. oehlt hante.

Mm. I alnH4nv a premeditation, drew Austria and Oer- i many into this war are permitted to Itrddrn. Hams "stradwlck. Ark. I control the destinies and the daily for- Kire.

timer Klkton. Mich. 1 Kider. Henry. Koreat Park.

III. tunes of men and nations, plotune Kidley. William rot.am.vUie. Penn. I i.vi..

the Ki.sa. letrolt. Mich. i while honest -men work. laing tne Koisrrtvoa.

John Ir.eiaiKl, Franklin County, of which Jnncfcr.t men, women and thildren are to be tne fuel. "You know the natur-' of this war. It 13 a war which industry must sustain. The army of laborers at home Is as, i Important, as essential as the army of fightins men in the far fields of actual battle. And the laborer is needed as i much as the soldier.

It is his war. The soldier Is his champion and representative. To fail to win would be to imperil everything that the laborer has striven for and held dear since freedom had its i dawn and his struggle for justice began. Soldiers Are Crusaders. "The soldiers at the front know this.

It steels their muscles to think of it. They are crusaders. They are fighting for no selfish advantage for their own nation. They would dejpise anyone who fought for the selfish advantage of any nation. They are giving their lives that homes everywhere as as the homes they love in America, msy be kept sacred men live with lifted heads and emanci pated spirits.

That Is the reason they counsel with no special It is serv- scribed of students who had come to cangratu- standing men. and especially to those late him on nis seventy-nttn Dirtnoay. wno worn ior a uvins. mai to attempt P.erlin dispatches yesterday reported control tne comiuions oi one me through the roundabout way of political song. though to-day's advices from A.nlirht mm Inwi TI A TT TJ Ca A TV -rT7-T ger jvn iinuau iu.

X.1M tittnn our enemies, who are thus made to believe that internal disrup- To Take Fart in Labor Day Where Hon in the Patlu rland Is Imminent. ia.iT.rvj a and they base their hopes upon this 1 Possible, By Order of McAdoo. belief and prolong the war." Washington. September 1. Railroad The Chancellor appealed through the men.

by order of Director General Mc-students to Ihe Cermin peuple to do Adoo, are to be permitted to partici-their duty and "show the Kaiser and pate In Labor Day celebrations to-the country that they ara united In morrow as fas as is possible without this war of defense." Only then, he hampering essential railroad opera-added, "will our' enemies realize that tions. they cannot annihilate us. And with ln an order to all Regional Directors that realization peace will come. Mr. McAdoo instructs them to make! "I pray to God that mat aay is not arrangements where powelble to let far FLEET CORPORATION Names Committee eo Promote Good Belatlons in Shipyards, Washington.

September 1- Representatives of the Emergency Fleet Corporation to promote good relation railroad m-n observe the day, because this year it has a special significance and r.min-1. the railroad wo.lra. OFF TO SCHOOL Weatherproof Garments For Children Girls' Slip-Ona Rainproof. Ten different cloths and styles to select from. Sixes 4 to 18 years.

4.50 to 9 12.SO Girls Cape With hood. Rainproof, several colors. to of the cause of the republic. ''Win the war for freedom" is if School Bags Made of waterproof Mackintosh in various colors a- Made with a w-strings and will keep the books dry and clean. 23 to 63 cents.

Schaefer 16 Esst Fourth th ca triumph in wis war win men inevitable. America's victory wtii give a new meaning to liberty and democ- fight with solemn Joy and are invicivle. i raCy throughout the world." "I.tt us make therefore, a day of I a Iresh comprehension not only of what we are about and of renewed and clear-eyed i WIN" TOE FREEDOM resolution, out a day of consecration also In which we devote ourselves without Is Keynote of Labor Greetings AYrit-' pause cr limit to the great task of setting By Samuel Gompers, own courrtrv and the whole world to render justice to all and of making New York. September 1. UO.

tne ar it impossible for small groups of political for freedom" is the keynot of a Labor rulers anywhere to disturb our peace I Day. symposium or creeling io tne the peace of the world or in any way to American People." written by Samuel make tools and puppets of those upon i Gompers and other labor leaders ml is- whose consent and upon whose power their own authority and their very existence depends. "We mav count Don each other. The nation la of a single mind. It is taking sued to-night by the American Alliance For Labor and as pledge of "organized labor's 10O per support Boya Slip-Oni Rainproof.

Manv ferent styles cloths. Very j-rc I Sizes 4 to $3.50 to 8 1 2.i 1 Boys' Rubber Coats Waterproof. Xe.it- black rubber. sizes. fks.no to Boys and Girls' Waterproof Hats, Rubber Boots, 'Overshoes, Rubbers, Umbrellas Students' Aprons Water proof.

Protect the clothing. For use in labora-t manual training or do-f-mestic science classes. SO cts. to S2.00. 01 Students' Waterproof Sleeve and Rubber Gloves, Swimming Pool Caps for Boys and Girls, Rubber Collars, Tooth Brushes, Pocket Combs i St WttV OPPOSITE THE SINTON EDUCATION-Ala, The Cincinnati Law School College of Law of the University of Cincinnati Announces the opening of its 86th Year jj September 23 1918.

Tuition Sixty Dollars per annum. No other chc For catalogue and ether information address Dean Alfred B. Benedict, LL. 21 West Ninth Cincinnati, Ohio, ij rate ourselves' to the noble cause for which we eht. Let us resolve never, to and safe and men everywhere be tree stop until military oppresion and ail-that as they insist upon being free.

They Mt represents is wiped from the face are fitting for the ideals of their the earth Let stand holr shoulder with our splendid sons, whose land-great ideals, immortal Ideals, ideals; unbroken raiks in France have stopped which shall liaht the way for all men the Kaiser and given him a new con- to the places where Justice is done and ce-ption of out fighting power. Ameri- EDUCATIONAL. The Ohio nine9 Incfifiift liWWHUHIVW IIIUIIIUII CAN AL tn tVALXl STS CINCINXATI. OIIHI. i It elirfjf, i.S2W FOIXDED IX I2N.

I lr.g no private or single interests. its workers mtk ow mind has been cleared and rortmed i let. wrote tne r-resiueni pi mc oirninir col bealna September 3nik. i hv these days which burn the dross away, ican Federation of Labor, who information a'lditss the The light of a new conviction has pene- on a mission to Kngland, France and -r. jlaTRAK.

Vfin TTortlinP trated to every i-Usa amongst us. We Italy. "It is the message th.it will b3 JJJ Ull XXCi tilllg, as we nev. realized before that spoken from every platform. It is th vOnSerVSlOrV Ol lilUSIC ti on nnt.

no- I xnnr of everv heart. It is a war for free- r. other. irreriMible when united, powerless dem because only through I victory can -iwhen divided. And so we join hands there be freedom.

i to lead the world to a new and better "We count it our most sicred duty to day. EOSY FUTURE Is Seen For Labor By Head of National War Board. Washington. September 1. Frank Amsterdam.

September-1. "Germany is joint Chairman of the National not governed by the pan-CSermanists, but. War Labor Board, hns sent a Labor Day as all the world knows, by His Majesty, t0 read at to-morrow's cele- i the Kmneror with the constitutional col-1 brations. "This world war has provided the be-rinrinf of a rlr-nriid education in de- cejirRth) and the R. I hstag.

As Chan- mocracv Mr ash's message says in ccllor I say to you that I know only oneipart. "In re-examination the coun-; trartv. the German parly, and on poli'-y. the German poilcy." Thus the Herman Imperial Cha statement of Lord Kobert. LABOR-DAY GREETING other necessities.

'The ships, are com ing out at a splendid- rate, and this shows what our industrial workers can do when Inspired by patriotic "God be with you ail and may you return covered with honor and the glory of magnificent deeds In keeping with American traditions." JEWISH REFUGEES In the Far East Reported To Be in a Deplorable Condition. artciAL DisraTca to tbz knqubeb. For younsr men and women. Terfanlni flitch. Sriicaoi and Intensive Course.

i- Mechanics and ElectTicitv. Arrl.iuo-ture. General Science. IndJiTna! v. and Design.

Printing and Lithography, Dressmaking and Home Kconomn Machine and Woodwork, heet-lu, Work and Forging. j. aaw auu irinsii ms- in- ter.now for the Co-Operative Cdurse in u.kl.U6lu; auu ueKin worn in a inn- upon the banners of America pant at goVd wait i to-day in every city and ham- 0lty School keglu. Septerr, m-uaj vnj Liay rhol lergiun September siiu i ear Begins September 3. Preparatory.

Varmal a v. I i j.miu.. win mi i iwr vur i v. Drpsrlncnln. raey, for only when they are safe can! a life give to us its opportunities and its viY ....,,2 niud Ar, and (Ink tlaelsastl, 'Win the war for freedom.

To that i proposition we dedicate our labor and our i "1 lives as Americans and as workers. It HOLY ROLLERS Is the supreme purpose Of our lives on tj this Labor Day." lodged in Jail Tor Speaking Disre- Messages of similar tenor were 1 1 by the heads-of the typographical, street spectfuHy of the President. railway, mine workers, pattern makers, specia-l dispatch io the e.mji ibeb I cigar makers, trainmen, letter Hamilton nu. musicians, railway telegraphers, locomo-. hio' -taember tive firemen and carpenters' organiza- tnis afternoon during a meeting of i ti "iis, a reiiLTinn.

A warring against over-confidence based jn Artriw I on the retreat of the German army was ily. one try has disowered one thing at le tst voiced by George Creel, Chairman "of the summoned because disrespectful mvr I about democracy that it must mean Committee on Public Information, at a antes ere made AU.r..nli;Aiift,l i 1 i i itimtn e- to 1 rpM i i -pre-Laoor xay meeting oi tne -sew -a ncellor. Vnocracy. The old idea that when every-, York Pcstoffice Clerks' nion here to-, "son- I Cunt von Hertl'ng. replied to the recent body voles you have a democracy that jay.

The war. he said, cannot be lost! Officers Keller and Bishop I a. I I r. 1 Vilrul Cecl! the 13 wen expiuucn. i ry i iiii I 1 vUUIlvl Wimnc WU In France, but can only be lost in the warrants and arrested r.

rue i 1 V. i I. r. Iha .1 gi I artrj -i ginning to understand tnat we may have; Local officials of the American Federa-, '-ossaon. Dowie Smith.

Germany Is in the throesr the Conouesi- per cent democracy in the form of Von of Ijibor to-night completed prep- K. Isaacs. Henry Wells ilary Wcl seeking pan-German militarism. i our political government and yet have ajations for a great Labor Day demon-; anii Owen AVells charein th -i, The Chancellor addressed a delegation 1 slrauon. nere' lney 'mated that industry.

It. is now clear to under- duo workers would march. uinuiirai) conuuet locked them up without bail pendins i hearing in Municipal Court, Tum.Jh; lii-riiiiinri iimi.i loiris ntive artinn i. fmila i I Sunt HV Sfhwnh Tn Amariean ine HOIV -m i and mentioned Dr. isuir, the Colonial bee-; and that this old-fashioned attempted retary.

aa his most likely successor. substitute for a direct and common-sense! r- control through the workshop must be! i thrown Into therefui-e, have been Ins omcial swan absurdities. Pol I ouuri nave frequrn: in France. meetings, during hich they are Wn.hlnr-tnn CcnrAn.K.- 1 ceedinKlV nOlSV. And in Itinl.

the scrap heap of pre-war 'J IT 1 Laoor Day greeting cabled to American trenzy roll on the Hoar of their irir-pr- lusion unless builded upon and guaran-f troops ln France. Director General house. They have been driven tnoH kv trt.a mi tn.o., i Schwab, of the Emereencv I-leet rnr. one place to another until Uerlin brought no confirmation of yes- mocracv porationr says: (located in Peck's to hold terday report. ne is i ccneve inai ine process or demo-t wnn you in every possible io tne annoyance of the further Quoted as having said: cratizatlon will continue until there will way.

We arc devoting all of our en- neighbors. The war psychology in CJermany remain not one wage earner the coun- orgies and making all of the sacrifices shows a disposition to criticize the 011 uii oice in determining no matter great, so that you may Government's measures and manlfesta i bc Uppiiea with food, ammunition and a redoubling or party antagonism. "There, gentlemen, lies th. real dan- i lo the empire, on yacout of its lo tne empire, on iraun ui na SPANISH WAR VETERAN New lork. September 1.

Necessity of i Hls experience wat gained nt the extending assistance to the Jewish ref u-' NaMonal Soldiers' Home at Dayton their high responsibility in helping 8CeS ln the Far Ea8t emphasized by win the war. I Samuel Mason a report he has made "The men of the tne Board of Directors of the Hebrew Mates have a duty or transcendent Jm- Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society of portance the duty of keeping alive America, made nnhlic svs- and efficient the transportal nt the transportation tern." said Mr. McAdoo. "Without adequate and uninterrupted railroad serv- between workers and employers in nve jce delivered on time all the time the In his report Mason 'sava that than W.tJOO Jewish war refugees are scattered east of the Urals. He has lust of the eleven will oe neipiess ana tne sacrifices of V.

in the Far Eaat for the Gardner Perry, of Boston, for all The of the United States are MrMason deaeHba. New England yards. the most vital organ of ouj: entire found them In Harbin, Vladivostok and 1 Emmett I- Adams, for Gulf Coast, industrial and economic life. They other places, where the Jewish re payees Including Florida, yards. must function at the.

highest point of have congregated. He reports their con- Thomas E. Carroll, of Washington, efficiency, and I know that I can count alUon ln Vladivostok as He D. C. Louisiana yards.

on the loyalty and patriotic co-opera- 8ays tney are Peking -tip whaWood' they II. A. Brotherton. of San Francisco, tion of the railroad employees of the Can find tne and sleeping any. for California yards.

United States in rendering to our be- ZLif a or the Pen along the Henry VT. McBrlde. former Governor loved country the beat service of which Cv.ti.Tr7l condlUon ia of Washington, for all Washln.toi. they are capable. i H.r TttLI" yard-.

u. on Labor Day. 1918. rededl- refugees ar herding with thchi Named as Head of Ohio Widows and Nurses' Home. SPECIAL IUKCITCH TO THE KMjriRr.ll.

t-oluinbus, Ohio. September I 1 J. a mnms, oi uayion. veteran of Hie Spnn-; ish-American War and leader I it the civil' service competition, been nnmcl i Superintendent of the If ate home at -Madison for widows of war teteranH ami nurses, succeeding G. W.

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