Show THE 8 LISTOF SALT V - ' ' -- t: 221917 - 2 V' ' ' t- - - ' ' vOVw- v No 757 STOTD AY JTJLY - ' W Second South (3) Frank Athol McMaster 9 Eagle Gate aptx: (4) Paul South Wright Walker 406 E Second r” 119 " rf"'- - TV”’--''--V- V- ’’ft ' Fan 1) (Contlmied From HEBAUJ-EEPtHBLICA-N c "r ' 7 " SAITUAJ'CTTY UTAH ‘ 4 V'" -- - ‘Districts (1) Niels Stensen 56E South (2) Fennei Brouws 1S8 Eighth 736 Paxton are (3) Elmore Ridges W Second North (4)' Carl C A Augustus notel' Jv' Ne 366 Districts (1 Thomas Arthur heshlre 1031 8 Eighth East' (2) Mike Cotta 41$ W Second South (3) Edward Wil-foPrice 222 E st: (4) Joseph Brown Christensen 718 B Third South We are now trail blazing for "Good Goods" efficient service was our aim 57 years ago nor That— is still our goal— going neither to right releft straight ahead with the largest strictly tail dry goods business in Utah : Golng v'Away1‘Q rd ' 808 Districts (11 - Robert Arthur Gray Fifth Eastr (2) Louis Capltosti Fisher Fourth West: (8) Orrln Wilbur North Temple (4 Roy Popejoy 421 E Sixth South discount r Save a fbw dol- You'll think we saved the best till the last when you read what is being offered for Monday and the rest of the week ‘trait on yon But it- isn't that-- it is only that every week has been good BECAUSE WE PLANNED EOR THIS SALE IN promptly Store open &S0 ' AD DE EARNEST We planned to have It last three weeks and we planned to' offer much' that is worth while every a m Monday day at Iotv' prices which haver never been attempted hefhre 'in Salt Lake' and stay longer an your lars 20 ’ - Ryan Henry DistrictsTwenty-sevent(1) Patrick h South: (3) E South Takehlco Hirano 235 W First 146 N First 43) George Parker Dyke “West Alfred Thyring 78 (4) South A v No 379 ' Kudd' Jones' 18 Districts (1) Leo 418 Iverson court (2 Mike Kanelajosh W Second South 3) Ted Anderson 928 Duluth ave: (4) Milton Mitchell 'Purcell 122 E South Temple lawow A 1062 Ken Earl (1 Wallace' Districts ( 2 ) Lawrence 'Wright slngton avenue (S John Wil-or- d FirstWWest Peck 1023 S 818 Second South (4) Brooks Leo Dantoff Roy hoteL j : x' 'v " sport staple the garment for holiday trips or longer vacations - - eta j er- taff and a good rang 40 Dresses— Georgette ere:pe serge desirable 'color satin and combinations - ’‘'oseystyles- - Districts (1) Palmer E Sixth South: (2) Parley Lambert ) Wal1008 S West Temple Gorlngl 82 Hlllcrest apartScott Keyting ter ments (4) David George Farquhar - cloth-tull- A few Suits— In good materials and models all -- Not enough to keep In stock new this season - At this price too not a great PartyFrocks— many but the rewT are a splendid bargain at the sale 'price e colors - ’"Districts (1) Osburn Gustave Jorgenson 2591 S Sixth East (2) Loren Kelly (3) James Leroy Olmstead 22 S Main avenue (4) Hans Cook 130 W Jackson Thieret 181 SL Second ”East - - ‘ - t 1 materials) 'including Georgette combinations and serges in' both Uffht and dark colors Coats-r-F- or : ment of colors' styles and slses in the lot Broken lines of Dresses—In alL desirable silk1 in velours earlvf alLwear serges ’'' models different and All sizes many poplins" FrocksO and Summer trimmed Small lot of nets Dancing Party and silver In light silks gold 25 780 We are not mentioning here any former prices on these garments " 3 V" :r X' V a THEY ABE KE3DUCED— GBEAILY REDUCED! THAT IS ALL YVE CARE TO SAY THE GARMENTS WELL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES WHEN- YOU SEE THEM You will know without being told how much more you would have to'pav' V v 30 TAILORED LUfEN SUITS $1295 A few Suita—In a good color range 1 in - " 194 : : - ' bc altered if necessary in 'Plenty of time for tha holidav: departrnent Monday Any ffarments purchased in our GONE THEOUGH OUE STOCKS AGAIN AFTER THE TWO WEEKS OF BUSY SELLING AND REGROUPED AND REMARKED MANY 'ONE-OF-A-KIN- D GARMENTS BROKHN LINES QUANTITIES TOO SMALL FOR STOCK 20 Suits— In jersey spine taffetas serges mix- Broken lines in Coats— But a splendid assort- All shades models this and and' Just turea In year's w-ill U-- - - - E AVE-HAV- -- ready-to-we- ar - 2107 K for Your Pioneer Outing or Trip Monday Is 705 -- ! : " No 2090 Stratford hoteL — : vacation by buying now : -- Three buxLnd ready and willing to Amlespeople - S Acheson MONDAY Mfe3tsV trunks Districts (2) John Andrulakekls 561 W Second South (3) John Elmer Pacific court (4) Gerald Nello Hughes 4 445 E Second South IV Oe S3s Miller 870 E DistrictsSouth(1) Harry JFrank Ixeford (2) Eighth (3) William Smith Continental hotel Francis Beer Jr Doris apta (4) Aaron Baxter 548 South State ' !' ISO TO 200 ' 542 All Day Tuesday— ’ W SHOP on Twenty per cent discount on sll Districts (1) George M Cannon Jr 720 Ashton ave (2) Nicholas D Stour-opoul- os 419 W Fifth South: (31 Roy N First West: (4) Kephl Jones 175 David Harvey Brown 620 Third East 'W' vNow 2456 - Closed suit eases' - Ek-strcm5- Store - all leather bags and ! No 2230w - m - Mfteen per cent 1166 S 243 S 247 W - f This is the way the pneers the trails Salt first biased XAks'- - ' More Districts (1) Arthur Earl Lund 676 Edison street (2) Heffcert Berger 56 (3) George Joslah W Broadway Marsh 868 W Second North (4) Alma T Davis S32 Elizabeth ' ' " 874'Districts (1) William Hawley Smith 874 State street (2) Charlie Pryor antes Plaza hotel (3) La Selle Fnnford G11L 177 N street (4) Robert William - ” ' a 'and desirable models ssrges black and white checks One of a kind - Cotton poplin cotton gabardine linen crash Palm Beach 53500—some and some color combinations all-whi- eombinatlons Party Frocks in light crepe cool shades for summer parties or for evening Informal cool Tocka for' Delightfully these warm dayu TRAMPING CLIMBING AND BIDING SKIBTa In Khakiand Corduroy For Outing Wear $395 $495 Slid $1000 v Georgette - r : enter-talament- f j ria Plenty touches to make them differ light and the from the common rungold Attractive of blousea like Net Dresses— To be used for street Districts (1) Jacob Dentsr 853 Lake street (2) John Joseph Williams 765 Tenesee street (31 Melvin Barlow 181 kj Fourth avenue (4) Oliver R Anderson "V'V' '44 S State ' 2605 ' Districts (2) Nile Basarlek 561 W Watts Preston ?Linford 27 4 Twelfth Second South: (4) Ronald Pence " 417 8econd East v V 'No' 3015 " 1300 ' Districts (2)rPasQualt Jadno Districtavenue Conrad Morgan 289 Grande (l)Earl ": ' ”f"v avenue Mondell (2) Jack Bryan - Former prices up to GEORGETTE AND CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES $395 ! These are beautifully made garments inthe tubable materials most desired for summer of black and blue also the colors in flesh A' few Dresses —Serges 552 - - te sL : - '- ’ - 949-ZU- - Tan-menba- - - 200 TO 216 Nob 2132 ' ‘ ' - 8 “ Rod-erts- on : EFlfth J -- v - i No 1769 i' Na 1673 1968 A Willtkm-liunDistricts’ Districts (1) James C Woodard 1914 S Fourteenth(1)East Thomas Albert (2) (2) Albert Carl Kinetssch - Druce 1111 Sv First West 3 Douglas 1065 8outh (3) Ernest Wlll- Miller 284 F street' (4) Robert Roy 574 Ninth avenue: (4) 1am Baxter Hackett Fairmount apartments Charles Young 5 Acme Place “ - : NO 1294 No 1887 Districts f (lj Carl Oscar Olson 318 1824 Brooms Districts Elmer Earl (1) Roosevelt Eldrldge South: (8) (2) S- Seventh East (2) John Count Haz-zen- o Eighth - 574 N Third 337 W Sduth Temple (8) Leroy Weickers 874 W 'Cahoon225 W Fifth North Clarence Erendalo James Papworth Wlloox hoteL : ' Herth Abe " (4) James Aloyslus O'Day 4265 & West (4) ' 4 -- d - -- W-Fourt- h ‘ ’ - " State "No'iids1' No 2707 Adalbert ’Beesley Trainer District (1) 458 Districts (2) John Bloom Harper 449 1022 Princeton ave 8(2) A Takie Morris Isen-bla- tt 6 First West (4) Philip Frank Semloh W Second South 2o Hlllcrest apta (4rf Ralph -hoteL No 298 Waldo' Emerson Brooks 659 E Second V’ Lee Smith 880 South-Districts (1) ' ' No 1647 Lon Todd Fidler NewFouth East (2) Lindsay house hotel (3) Paul Booth Taimage Districts (1) Wiayne Paul 'Joy 1158 804 First avenue (4) Martin Fruhmann Sherman ave (2) Benjamin 'James 36 Woodruff apartments (S) Thomas Smith 822 W Third South Albert Scott (4) Finch 177 S street ave No 2488 i 8 Brunswick Foster' A''559 W f District (2) Louis Siderli K ' 215 Second South (3) Joseph ir9 2558 W Sixth North (4) Harry J Young Districts (2) Wajuro Otsuki B50-520 S State James Franklin'North (3) Ninth ' ' No 2880 care Pullman company: (4) V William Aymer Inglis Frank Edgarton' Purdy Ben hotel S Districts (2) 263 W Fifth South No 13S4 "B - Rigby in No 3073 Districts (1) WilliamLouis Felice 129 n 878 Harrison ave (2) Districts (2) Alexander SqulerlLang-toJJria 863 Washington street ' W First South - (8) : EdwardWilliam Brooks 434 N Third West (4)East No 675 334 S Seventh Districts (1) Claude Lester Shields Brock XToung Nd 1006 : 1228 E Seventh South Leonv Georg Wood ard Hambly 157 W Fifth South (3) Districts (1) ThomasMike 818 Pno 426 - ‘ - ! mr ' ' ‘ - ' Sls-tru- -- -- (2)-Jame- s N Third West Gust Skerdas (4) 540 Wilson’ ave - - r (2) nk : V'" - e - r'' 7 - - -- r -- " - -- ’ : r ' -- :i Second-West-(3- ) ’ - ' - - - we:6af Alfred T Johnsend West (8) Magglnetti 417 8 First ' 572 W Second Rauch Allen Thomas 2165 South (4) Louis Takacs 203 S State Districts (1) 8 Sixth' East (3) Walter Ostrander street ': -Green 157 W? South Temple (3) WillNow 25791 f: 138 N West iam Hyde Cowley Temple Districts 306 Douglas (4) Lyman Edgar Sevy ' oulos 131 aveT ' y John Aranltz Salt Lake (4) John Will No 982 r Second South Districts (1) Ray Lemonl Smith 1101 lam Hill 307 E Now 1114 141 S Eighth East: (3) Irven Jeffries - Je-- First West (3) William C Winder Jr Districts (1) Bernard W Quinn 1218 657 Ninth F Bonny 238 McClelland Fritz avenue (2) Albert ShepBurns ave aveL-(i' ' U - Hazel court ' - - ' Egelund Isaac Pt®r Districts (1) 2124 2 ) Andrew avenue ( Wilmington ' Districts (1) Marlon Snow Tanner 2321 Eleventh West BinelL 265 East (2) Orris A Peterson 636 (8) Robert Arthur McLeman 240 W Eighth S Ninth West: (8) Alex Rivas 64 N South Temple (4) Frederick Albert Second West (4) Lester Elbert Hamden Moreton618 EL Third South 206 South ' ‘ ' -- o “ um Newhouse hotel (3) Joseph Victor Nelson '866 Emerll avenue (4) Joe Emil Andress 263 S Seventh East W Second South (3) Royal Hlghjua W Soeond South Brewerton 806 1 street (4) George Now 2916 ' Dlxon 317‘Keleey tra 881 :W Lolszo District' Frank (2) No ’2017 ' Fourth South " Now 2209 Dietricte - Districts bon- 1998 S 2816 (1) Robert Henry Site AinsM&ronl Shires 481 W Seventh Souths Seventh East(2) John Lester ' 71 Gordon Charles (3) ByronHWhitney 135 Lincoln worth 885 W Second South (8) Rayave : (4)t Ernest ’Hunt' mond Leslie Threlkeld 324 W North ' v" i (4) Ulysses Pedro Poulos WilTemple ?’ No 2397 cox- hotel No '’'Districts (2) Thom&s Desman Brown-lee- c St Alban hotel (3)- Peter Teatori Nay(1) Lawrence-Georg10- Council Bluff court (4) r Arthur lorDistricts 448 E Seventeenth South (2) Harry Whittaker care’ Lincoln house W Seventh South William GoodalL-66W Fifth (3) Mark D Raleigh 227 North (4) Frank Wray Moxum hoteL Districts : '' court way No 672 8 First Weit (3) Fred Mangel ' Districts Frank "Edgar ' Walker (1) 1960 Beck street (4) E 654 Sixth East: (2) Willard Carrico (3) 242 S Fourth Eaat 87 W Third North John Eldred Vlallet -- int 3006 (4) Harry A Sawyer 666 EL Second Districts (1) Peter Ray Cornla 1011 South No 366 Wilson ave ’(2) Harry Edward Foote ' 8 Denver court (3) 'Carl Simmons Districts (1) Leslie Edwin McMurdle Willes 151 N State (4) Samuel 464 South (8) Frank Williams 75 F street 4 Newman court (3) Vivian Snow 255 N First West (4) Tom Lambros 240 New 2414 '' 8 State' ' 118 Districts (2) Florentlno MalliviaHanNow 630 8 Julius Henry Districts (1) Earl Frederick Crow 841 sen 880 Center st :(4) 'Nobels Rogers ' J Beattie 48 Rex hoteL Sago avenue (3) William Postoffice place: (8) Charles Rosswell X No 1613 783 Sixth avenue (4) William Districts (1) ‘William Edward Lund Jacobus Waldemar Hampshire 1147 E Second 1066 Emerson street (2) Charles Ern- South est Bowers: 1076 8 West ’Temple (3) New 800 Fourth Walter Stlmson Pottoff 343 W 1280 William Melvin Glover Districts E SimonRosenblatt (1) North (4) 1169 8 Third East (2) William Shaw South Temple Ar-thur - ’ '- ‘ ’ Wo' 2467 Garber Mackaldge ard 843 Goshen (3) avenue Nichols 79 Second (4) Gust Brachlkas 331 & Main J : ' No 8084 i ' : District (S) Ben Harrison 'Anthony 1003' Euclid avenue ' " Districts Ne 660' Elmer ’Dixon" 734 E STOCKS AMPLE DRAFf NAMED 135 Supply for Year Assured If Present Rate 'of Shipping (Continued Frem-PagL) master list with the lists obtained Friday through newspaper service notices to appear for examination will imxnedl-rt®l- y he sent out by' the exemption boards One-thiof the double net quota of each district will be ordered to report on the fifth day from receipt of notice another third to report on the sixth day after notification and the remaining third to report —on the seventh day Slt Lake Drawing: Camplete ’The adjutant 'general's' office yesterday completed the Salt Lake drawing The names of 864 ' registrants twice the quota’ required of the city were announced Friday and The names of persons called ’yesterday in all the registration areas of the state will be given out within the next four or five days' Exemption claims have proved more numerous than the military heads anticipated and many of them It Is said appear strongly based It was estimated yesterday that as high as 60 or 90 per cant of those who registered in Utah June 5 gave notice that they would ask for exemption An eual average In all parte of the 'country It Is would mean if all ' applications said' were granted the near exhaustion of the entire registration list of 10000000 men to obtain the f list new army Sixth South (1)' street (2) Ernest Glezos 62 Main street (2) Max Blum 482 Third avenue (4) Francis Henry Hick Heron hoteL V No 3123 - ' - ’ ' L West-Templ- : District ‘ (2) Manuel jElisondo’ a Sixth West street - - No 161L" Districts (1) William Welte Emerson avenue 1063 (2) Aristides Kat-slan- es 211 SL Second West Raymond Pfeifer 261 W Third(3) North street (4)' Gip ' Taylor Arnett city JalL No 676- 62-S- sehooL- - "v r ' : ' ‘r- j - X- HV ’ - - - of-Marc- “ r : r - --- LDS ' - ' 'k - ‘: r - : Business College " - - ’ - u Wasatdi Day Sessions $700: a Month ' - ?'- “ 320 M" v i- i V : Evening Sessions $400 a Month i - : ’ - h a n - - 1 Tre-geag- le A-40- 4 Many of them sre now leaders in this territoryIt is worth real money to you to be a graduate of such an institution The ' standing of the school makes it easierJ -for you to' secure an unusually desir' ': 'x able position! UX v Decide now to make the 'start for better things v 4 ' Salaries are higher and opportunities f more attractive than' at- any?ii previous time in (years' $ - - as-sistan- ce1 - ’ hl ’ - J ‘ german guard is arrested of-nT- - - -- v - No-307- 9 - rd hs OUIMET TEAM IS WINNER IN EAST ' Manchester ' Mass July 21 —Francis Ouimet western amateur golf champion and Jesse Guilford Massachusetts amateur champion defeated Michael J Brady the Oakley professional and Louis Tellier Brookline Country club professional 8 up and 2 to nlay In a match at the Essex Country club today It was tbe third and deciding contest of a aeries of thfQ between these playd ers as to war relief workarranged TWELVE INJURED IN WRECK Cock Minn July 2L— Twelve were Injured when a northbound crashed head-o- n into a southfreight bound passenger train on the Duluth a short Winnipeg and Pacific railroad from here today- A Ahomen distance of Asholm was the most seriously hurt Internal Injuries while the suffering others were cut with flying glass IMPROVES FRENCH WHEAT CROP Paris Julv 21 —The crop report published in the Journal - Official today says there has been great improvement in the wheat crop since the last report made on June 1 AMERICAN HERO DECORATED Paria July 21 —Gus Agoatoni of a member of the Foreign legion has been decorated for bravery - - - - an-ai- pfer-so- ns - - - San-Francisc- Washington Jfcly 21 —The quartermaster general’s department has sent out telegrams to presidents of fifty-eighotel associations' throughout the country requesting' the ’"loan” of 1840 experienced cooks to superintend the kitchens in the sixteen cantonments for the new national army' ht : ' BREAD AND MEAT PRICES' ENGLAND TO BE REDUCED -t - London July 21- -A reduction of 25 per cent in the price of bread at an early date was announcedto-da- y a by food con- ' troller A reduction In the price of graduated meat for the army and civilians which by January will mean a 30 per cent decrease from the amount paid also was ncunced 4 : Baron-Rhond- - PRESIDENT VISITS HAMPTON ROADS Fort Monroe! Va July 21 T®dent Wilson visited Hampton for the first time spates entered the war against Ger- many rfhi 'Cant "TH Api?iiLj"ixh V1 —“-- '!'lth INRESERVB youas£jfSif pie mother— Tonkas f iST&tm - -- UNCLE SAM ASKS ’ LOAN OF COOKS FOR ARAIY CAMPS ion - : ’ ' London July 21—Kennedy Jones reDistricts (1) Andrew Ludwig Lind -- tiring director general of food economy strom 612 Jensen court (2) Thomas declared In an Interview'' today 'that Melvin 317 W Sixth- South Henry street England’s food supply for the year was assured even If the present rate of shipping losses was maintained District Quotas Are "In March" he said "the shortage of tonnage the partial failure of the Shown for All Utah world’s wheat crop and the submarine for disaster The depredations Shown In the following table' Is the situation wascombined serious - We had nine total registration of each district In weeks supplies of breadstuffs "Today through the voluntary the state with the net auota for each the people It ’is certain we district which Is to say the number of will be of able to start the new cereal men to be supplied by these districts year with nearly seven months stocks the enormous pofrom among those whose' names wrre which' together with tato crop into the market will coming drawn yesterday:make next year's situation a mere question of whether In twelve months we DIst Location will be able to Import five months supBeaver plies Even if the sinkings continued Box Elder at the present rate this should not be Cache difficult becaus of the new tonnage Carbon which will become available next month Davis here and In America" Duchesne Mr Jones after reviewing the effect Emery of the measures taken in th "eat less Garfield bread” campaign in the United KingGrand dom remarked that no doubt the GerIron mans had tried their hardest to create Juab conditions which by this time would Kane on with the war orevent England Millard but that they hadgoing been unable to do so" "The problem Morgan was one of Piute —"The continued he problem supplies' a Rich now Is merely 'that of prices and disSan Juan i ! believe tributions I tbe economy 1— Salt Lake County the people will be permanent taught 2 — Salt Lake County There will be no waste In the future as Sanpete y there was before the campaign and Sevier there will b Intelligent appreciation Summit of the value of foodstuffs among the Tooele glasses- and the lower and the workingclassesUintah middle Compulsory rationing 'Utah has' been made unneeeasary patby the peo-n-le IV asatch riotism and the of the The stocks on hand now are larger Washington one even six weeks ago dared Wayne a than any IffSber - many years 'we have been especially proud of‘ the records made in business by the graduates of 'i our Losses Continues e a Is-ra- - HIGH COURT FOR K' - Districts" (2) John Anayoetoupulos No 2007' 561 W Second South (3) Melvin MarV 673 W Capitol- (4) Roy Treloar ker Martinez 578 W Isabel Districts (3) 637 E Third South Sixth South (4) Richard Pinkney :v White Parma hoteL Now 726 : No 2473L V Dlstrlots (l) Steven James Reed’ 687 S Ninth East (2) George Homer Will Districts (2) Louis B Garff 422 S lams 236 8' Third East: (2) Lawrence First West: (8) John Maleckar'176 N (4) WillRalph Castleton 283 H street (4) Elmer Lehman Mens iam Reginald Critchley 34 & Fourth hoteL New 1470 East No1515 ' Green Ambrose Districts (1) Districts' (1) Ulan Christopher Klteh- - welL 1576 R Sixth East: Jack (2) en 218 E Seventh South (I) Swen el Cudfch 561 W Second South (3) City Main (I) Michael Waltfcr Louis Williams 7 Kensington 1—Ogden Samsioe Lake City West (4) apartments (4) Arthur Ben Carllslew 2 —Salt Lake Louis Dobbins 145 N Fifth Salt City William Henry Pryor 324 & Second 838 a State 8 — Salt Lake City East 64S No 4— Salt Lake City Now i Districts (1) Clarence Edley Districts (1) Joseph Albion Nelson 863 Lake street (2) Frank 926 8 Fourth East' (2) George Stanley Wesley Clark Newhouse hotel (S) THANKS U S FOR Tem8 West 74 I street: Howard apartment Burgess Cecil McAuley Ralph Rodda Yearsley 579 Sixth (4) Edward Carl McCune 115 a Fifth (8) ple BRITISH RECRUITS 11 East avenue (4) Charles Henry-PophaNow 2136 Orpheum avenue behalf of the London July llj—On No 033 'V Districts (1) Daniel McPhle 152 Park government CecIL minisRobert Lord ' 1812 Second 453 W Tlx (2) Gust Demos Districts (1) Henry Charles 559 W way: the asked blockade of ' ter 24 W Press today to express to theAssociated South (3) Archie Hoffman ICarrin Ninth East: (2) Fe American (4) Stewart Charles government nd pf£5?enhl theT tiritiaii Second South (3) Will East 167 N North Temple 76J Linden avenue Third WestM4) Charles Edward Chaf- Abbott rear tion and ' and Now fin 927 E First South — forto the receptionX British y'the 3009 recruiting yT given Districts In the United States campaign District (2) Nazar Halit 549 W Sec- 710 a Eighth 263 of the recruiting results The E Fourth South derson Ellison ond South have been th United States Now 21& Now 2331 iource of satisfaction to the British £ Districts (1) Wiliam Meldell 109 E trnment It Is likely similar efDistricts (1) Clifford Waranaker 1100 Eleventh East: (2) Yon-clc- Eighth South street (2) Henry John- forts w7ll be made by France Italy and NaylorJiatsu " Lewis Russia 158 W Third South (8) son 72 a First West street (2) ' 28 Harmony Hirst-12street Lewis Elliott W Fourth North George ’ 28 N (4) Farguha McDonald 218 a Eleventh (4) Albert Henry Wolf place JERSEY IN First-Wes- t East street Ne 620 No 1631 Districts (1) Ruben Worthen 858 Pugoley Districts (1)' Shirley Wilton 959 Bryan avenue (2) Barnett Leland Lake street (2) Chung Sick Un 67 street: (8) David Austin Buck (8) Elliott Richards N J July 21 —Carl Desel a George 21 W Fremont 843 N Sixth West street 625 W Fourth North (4) Adolf -- lber of the of the First regiment Lynn Gillespie SevenMoll 164 Second East street 4 George Henry Knight 144 S said to have national guard Jersey th-East': a noncommissioned wX Ne 1336 - ' Now 2861 Oerman army and to have '314 Charles Districts Bruderer (1) South street fiCwejJhr who is now an officer in the District (2) - Nick Allkonles 162 W E Thirteenth (i) ft br?on was arrested today on ' Second South 360 R Seventh West Cologero ttie department of justice 1 Moore treat (3) SciriL Glenn Power’s ’ Barrett 7 ‘454 place 4) Orlando Harper) District (2)'Noeman Abel Coleling at Washington - ENGLAND’S FOOD attr on!"- Statesm!l0nd Plec mY 1 " |