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EL PASO HEBALD
WOUNDED LIST !
IS URGE ONE
SCHOOL DA YS
By DWIG
ilcCjcnj New iper Sy
Copyright 19S by
Scores of Texas Arizona
New Mexico Soldiers
Injured In War.
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Springe Ontario. Canada
Arden llokins. Given. W. Va.
John Ingram. Roan Mountain Tenn.
'bri8 JuM Flalnfleld Iowa.
.iom Karel Waupun A Via.
Joseph Mancuso Prividence R. I.
John Manlon. Carnegie Pa.
l.aymond Meyers Brookvllle Ind.
Wiley S Neal Ashberry. Va.
Charles E. Parker Baltimore. Md.
Wm. I. Perrlne. Loektown. N. J.
Steven Sherln Knumclaw Wash.
Kobert B. Steidler Adams. Neb.
1ifton L. Perkins Richmond Va.
Gustaf Bmll Post Marquette Xebr.
Joseph Purpura. Chicago. IIL
Howard C Qulglcy Duluth Minn.
Kuben Redln. New Tork.
George Roach. Salem Ind.
J.dward A. Heinz Niles Center. Ill
Grover D. Selvey. Divide. W. Va.
John G. Shanzhan Seattle. Wash.
Jacob Simon Worcester Mass.
Horace Simpson Geneva N. T.
Walter O. Skinner Landsdale Pa.
John C. Sprouse. Lounsvllle S. C
Louis Stein Philadelphia. Fa.
I.'lmer E- Van Lew Grafton Calif.
Khrlck Vonberger. Baltimore Md.
w alter Weiler Omaha. Nebr.
Harle Willard. Shamokin Pa.
Hoy C. Wise. Lykens. Pa.
Win. Wolkowskl Worcester Mass.
Richard Wyers St. Ignace. Mich.
Peter Zack. Philadelphia. Pa.
Paul Adamski Braddoek. Pa.
Wm. Allen. Brooklyn N. Y.
Albert Anderson. Wheaton. Minn
marles Henry Ayer Claremont. X. H.
Adolph G. Backman Newcastle. Neb.
U'!ly L. Bailey Wllllamston. N. C.
i "lay ton O. Ball Albion Pa.
Harold R. Bates. Darlington Wis.
John P. Bates Beardstown Tenn.
Heber Beacham Settle N. C
Henry Bearhart. Hertel Wis.
Frank Beebe. Bay City. Mich.
Edward E. Belden. Bridgeport Conn
liror Axel Bergllnd Srocklngs S. D.
Ferdinand Bet San Francisco Calif.
Andrew Beyer Milwaukee Wis.
James H. Blaylock Freemont N. C
j:ndolph Capelle Brooklyn. N. T.
Michael J. Carroll New York.
'len C. Cassady. Inex. Ky.
Vernle Clark Morrow Ohio. '
Wm. M. Conley Philadelphia. Pa.
irving R. Connelly Spokane Wash.
Grady G. Davis. Greer S. C
nthony Defabbla. New York
i'lato H. Dexnetrlon. New York.
1'xrl T. Demnsey Chattanooga. Tenn.
George Dougaerty Philedalpata Pa-
Harmon T. Draney Auburn Wyo.
Ben Eggers. Morhouse. Mo.
Trained Nurse Advises
People
' I was a sreat infferer of stomach
nnd liver trouble and cannot say
enough in praise of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. It has done so much for me
and I am recommending- it to other
sufferers. I was a trained nurse in
Marine and other hospitals years ago
therefore many come to me for advice.
I certainly received great benefit
from Mayr's "Wonderful Remedy." It
is a simple harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the In-
flammation which causes practically
all stomach liver and intestinal ail-
ments including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded.
Kelly & Pollard Potter Drug Co and
druggists everywhere Adv.
Have Your Dollar
Ready Next Monday!
Red Cross
Christmas
Dollar
Membership'
.Campaign
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Harry Eichenberger. Philedalphia Pa.
Helge Elander Brady Nebr.
John W. Estes Charlottsville Va.
Chas. H. Fish. Skiddy. Kans.
Charles W. Frederick. Revere. Mass.
Wm. J. Fredette West Rutland Vt.
Addison Funk Washington Court
House O.
Luther Burton Gofortb Shawnee Mo.
Harry 11. Gray. Columbus. Kan.
l'rederick P. Hamsworth Long
Meadow Mass.
James A. Hlckey. Toddville. Ia
Clem Hite. Red Oak. I a.
Lewis Hopper. Dexter Mo.
John H. Jenkins. Morris Ala.
Bernard C. Keith Durham N. C
James C Kesser Parkersburg W. Va.
George H. Lebowskl Toledo Ohio-
Francis C Leslie Oconomowoc Wis.
Hugh E. Lynch Arcade. N. Y.
Robert P. Mason. Vancouver ash.
Geo. H. Mock Schaffertown Pa.
Riley Morgan. Maiden Mo.
Herbert A. Nelson. Colma. Calif.
A me JJ. Olson. Castlewood 3. U.
James F. Orchard Quinlan Okla.
Otto Van Parker Cleveland. Ohio.
Andrew J. Paseka Wood. S. D.
Wm. F. Ramsey Bakersvllle N. C.
Cyrus Merle Reed Delano. Calif.
George E. Rudy Spring Valley Va.
Antonio D. Rodolfa. Lodl N. J.
Fred L. Rowland. Hacoda Ala.
El Paso Appreciates
Wliat the Red Cross
Has Done
El Paso Is Ready to
Help the Red Cross
In the Urgent Work
Yet to Be Done
All You
Need Is
. lYour Heart
and
A Dollar
Your Heart
Is Ready
Have Your Dollar
Ready Wlien the
Solicitor Calls
Next Monday
Joe Sanell Concord N. H.
John N. Sanford. Lawsonham. Pa.
Samuel S. Smith Waverly. Tenn.
George IL Stockdill Monteviedo.
Minn.
Elmer William Taake. SL Louis Mo.
James I. Tharpes Geneva Ala.
Thomas J. Tracy Port Chester N. Y.
Albert Tallanl New Eagle Pa.
Paul J. Vanheyde Columbus. Ohio.
Cornelius Vlsbeck. Clifton N. J.
Karl w. Vogelgesang. Canton Ohio.
John N. Wilder. Castnia N. C.
Charles E. Wrigley. Philadelphia. Pa.
Peo Zavotte. New York.
Chas B. Houseknecht Philadelphia Pa.
Wm. A. Auten. Belmont N. C.
Oscar J. Barker. Pdintsett Ark.
George J. Bauer. Mankato Mo.
William Beyer. Palmer. Nebr.
Russell Bolley. New Bavaria. Ohio.
Joon j. Brand Brooklyn. N. X.
Levy A. Buchanan Doswell Va.
Abie L. Burke. Montana Mines. W. Va.
Herbert Cook Reading. Pa.
Frank P. Costello. Philadelphia. Pa-
Calvin C Culpepper Coffee Springs
Ala.
Fred L. Dunaway Harrison. Tenn.
Joseph DIzlkowski. Philadelphia Pa.
John Dzurzynski Hamtrack. Mich.
Knut A. Arickson North Minneapolis
Minn.
Archie Fortin. Bridgeport. Conn.
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.GaUso Glterrex Swink. Colo.
i j no. Hail. Lonake. Arx.
Leonard Helnrlch. Philadelphia Pa.
Leslie Hill Orient. Ohio.
Ralph Huffman. Birmingham. Ala.
Thomas Ingalss Elmhurst Wis.
Leslie James Edwardsville. Pa.
Mike Janieckl Depew N. Y.
Stanley Jordanowakl Pittsburg Pa.
Robert Jarvle. New York.
Frederick Jessen. White S. D.
Wm. N. Lawson. Oil City Va.
Peter T. Leonard. Brooklyn X. T.
Claire H. McGowan. Pawpaw Mich.
Ray D. Mapes Waltact. Nebr.
Wm. Edward Matter Halifax Pa.
David L. Meeks Washington. D. C
John A. Norton. Cnuppy Tenn.
Jesse M. Curtis. Heriden Conn.
Mariano Pestelll. Cnvensville Pa.
Louis G. Reibillet Hartville Wyo.
Job S. Redmond Shelborn Ala.
Oscar Rider Knoxvllle Tenn.
Ben Robenovttz Indianapolis. Ind.
Gnat S. Sorandon. Chicago. Ill
Chas K. Snyder Philadelphia Pa.
Henry J. Stein Watervliet. N. Y.
Arvid S. Sternqnlst. Evanston 111.
Bert K storm. Cnater CltT. Okla.
Frank Sutherland. South Natlek
Mass.
Louis F. Tattle. Anthony. Kas.
Theodore Westcott. Vanlne Ohio.
Willard White. Center Bridge. Pa.
Samuel .V. Willever. Phtllipsburg. N. J.
Ralph E. Ziofel Cleveland. Ohio.
1 1 Gaetano T. Miranda. Brooklyn N.
i Cordell T. Morgan. Klkville III
' Pan! G. Mueller SL Louis. Mo.
i ! Jos. Muaante Bayonne. N. J.
ii Weslev G. Nabors. Riverside. Calif.
i i Claude A. Norris South Haven. Kas.
! Harry L. Fhanco Big Arm Mont
i ' Christy Roseman. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Verney Russell Morgan Wyo.
i Frank Santas) rl Brooklyn N. Y.
i I Jess A. Schlndler Hath way Mont.
1 1 Jack Seller Danville. IIL
I . William C Sennetr. Buffalo. N. T.
i Karnest Reno Smith. Fayettevllle. Ala.
Clinton Stoddard. Hartioro illcn.
Hugh A. Stuart. Cheap Hill Tenn.
I ! Thomas H. Toylor. Fall River. Mass.
; Lawrence uebeiacker. Oneida .N. 1.
1 Peter Urban. Cleveland. Ohio.
I Abel & Virkler. Crogban. N. Y.
) Sam J. Williams. Macon Miss
i Russell 11 Wood. Broadway. Va.
1; Martin M. Barrows Springfield Mass.
Charles w. Beck palmyra N. 1.
st Reuben Becker. Eppranta. Pa.
I William E. Bishop Des Moines la.
i! Forrest F. Blougb. Eekhart Ind.
j William Anthony Brady. New York.
1 Antonio Camastro San Jose Calif.
l! Rudy Canon. Benton Ky.
J James E. Carson. Beckmeyer. Ill -
I Gunnar K. Cause 1. Atnsworth. Nebr.
1 Curtis Conley. Paintsville Ky.
Wm. Davis. Moss Point. Miss.
h Americo Di Paskuale Philadelphia.
Pa.
Louis G. Fulner. Henderson. Ky.
1 James Gabriel Newplymouth. Ohio.
. Franklin E. Good Dundee Mich.
I Alexander Gregorek Thomaston.
vonn.
I. Harry R. Gregory Brooklyn. N. Y.
Albert Hawk Lelont Furnace P a.
August T. Guenot Karthans Pa.
William J. Heffron. Scranton. Pa.
Cyril J. Henry. Schwartz Creek Miss.
Wm. B. Hoffman. Sheldon. Ia.
1 r.pnnm ii. Johnson. Machias. Me.
David J. Jones Overbrook. Pa.
Amelo Larusso. New York.
Henry Lerabke Elkader I a.
Some people
learn of xhe
harmful effects
of coffee by read-
ing. Others find
it out -throurfh
experience jn
erfcher case rb
is a good idea
"to adop-fc :
A delicious
drink made :
from the finest
cereals harm-
jess and nour-
ishing. Made in
the cupjnstarrt-
ly. Saves sugar
and fuel. :
INSTANT
msim
Wounded lying in No Man's .
Landfeverish from thirsta
stick of gum to him might have
been a matter of life and death
SEND A STICK
Earl Livesay. Frankford W Va.
Mark J. McCaulliffe. Preble M. T.
Asa L. McWlllion. Estay. W. Va.
Earl C. Marshall Arkansas City Kas.
Clyde i aiatnews iiersny. -a
Josel Mestezky Philadelphia .Pa.
Frank A. Meyer Jamaica. N. Y.
Joseph A. Mllltello WestfieM. N. T.
Jas J. Mlnton. Baltimore. Md.
Albert O. Abraham. Chicago. 111.
Abraham L. Anderson New Castle Pa-
Harold Anderson. Solway Minn.
Henry Austin. Toledo Ohio.
Alphonze V. Benolt Brooklyn If. Y.
Andrew J. Black. Berthold. N. D.
George A. Boas Newark X. J.
Wm. T. Bolton. Scranton Pa.
John S. Brandinow Brooklyn IT. T.
Leo B. Brooke. Norfolk. Va.
Pat L. Brown. Enfaula Ala.
Wilhelm F. Bund. Friendship 'Wis.
Levi M H. Burton. Emerson. Ia.
Marshall Cox. Hendersonvtlle. N. C
Thos. M. Delaney New York.
Frederick A. Tleman. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Robert W. Douclass. Broughton. IIL
Adams Drizdt Jeasey City. N. J.
Jno. J. Dwyer Lone IsUnd City. N. Y.
Horace B. Emerson. Cedar Falls Ia.
Walter C. Flauger McKees Rock. V.
Demos C. Foster Mocksville N. C.
Fred Gale. Christopher IIL
Larence N. Fry Hickman Ky.
Bdw. F. Kunstle. Sacramento Laui.
Fred C. Lauersdorf. Glllett Wis.
Samuel Lazow. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Everett R McClay. Minneapolis. Minn.
Lee G. Ray. Myrtle Point. Ore.
Chester Reed Manda Ky.
Henrv Reed. Coooers Town. N. Y.
Lem W. Slaushter. Roanoke. Ala
Ralph M. splnk. ortovtue Minn.
Wm. E. Sprat Lakewood Pa.
Walter Stein. North Wales. Pa.
Joseph A. Sudlng-. Clayton. Wis.
Clarence iw Tnomas. lonaon. vnio.
Anton VIrgl. David City. Neb.
Addison L. Wallace Castile. N. Y.
Peter A. Warsewicz Mount CarmeL
ra.
Philip Weber. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Kverett C. Wells. Enid. Okla
Wm. Wend. Brooklyn. N Y.
Walter Weyesberg. Philadelphia Fa-
Charles W. White Buffalo. N. Y.
John V.. Galvln Chicago. IIL
Harvey Gingrich. Bad Axe. Mich.
Jas. F. Gleason New York.
Ernest 11 Gray Attalla Ala.
Slver Hagestande Madelia. Minn.
Frank A. Harlow New Bedford Mass.
Porter Harrison Glasgow Ky.
Ernest G. F. Helnzelman. Drug. Pa-
Henry J. Hestenran. Oranirevtlle. Ida.
Joh&bton aims llendrii Spiro VklJ-
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For him and 2000000 others in France
155945000 sticks of the Adams brands of
chewing gum have been sent overseas.
Please remember this the next time you"
can't get your favorite brand of Adams gum?
If Adams Black Jack is missing from the
counter try Adams California Fruit Adarns
Pepsin or Adams Yucatan. To a boy in
No Man's Land one stick might have been
worth the price of an empire.
Pore Chewing Gum
Adams Black Jack
Adams Chiclets
Adams Pepsin
CHICLE
Y
Adams Spearmint
AMERICA Nl CHICLE COMPANY
IN EVERY LETTER TO YOUR
(Iraay B. Hooks. Mathews. N. C.
Arthur J Jacoson Knoxvllle IIL
Chas. J. Jeffords. Portsmouth. Ohio.
Tom Jenkins Pentel. Ohio.
Harold J. Jentzel East Providence
R. L
Alex B. Johnson Rassburg. Minn.
Clarence E. Johnson. Emporia Kan-
Elmer L. Krueger. Baxter. Ia.
John J. Luckham Downing. Va.
Broadus B. Llndsey. Social Circle. Ga.
Harry II. McDonoush. Cheswick. Pa
Roy W. Malone Philadelphia. Pa.
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STOR OIL
If cross feverish consti-
pated give "California
Syrup of Figs."
Look back at vour childhood rtav9
Remember the "dose' mother insisted
on castor oiL calomel cathartics.
How you hated them bow you fought
against taking them.
With our children lt'r different.
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic timolr don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt Is well-founded.
Their .ender little "Insldes" are
Injured by them.
If vour child'. stomach liver and
bowels need cleansing give only de-
licious "California Syrup of Figs." Its
action Is positive but gentle. Million
oe motners Keep tms armless iruu
laxative handy; they Know cnudren
love to take it: that I never fails to
clean the liver and -owels and
sweeten the stomach and that a tea-
spoonful given today saves a sick
child 'omorrow.
A?k your druggist for a bottle ot
"California Syrup of Figs." which has
fun directions for babies children
of all ages and for grown-ups plain-
ly on each bottle. Beware of counter-
felts sold here. See that it is made !
hy "California Fig Syrup Company."
Refuse any other kind with contempt I
Adr. I
Adams California Fruit
Adams Yucatan
Adams Sen Sen
Adams Clove
Henry Mertlins. Brooklyn. X- T.
Uuisppe Micoaliccio Ausable Falls
N. Y.
Harry Miller. Marysville "Tfinn-
Rayrnond U Miller. Sco ten dale. Pa.
Irwin Mlnzesheimer. Brooklyn N. Y.
Geo. R. Monroe York. Pa.
John J. Noclko Bristol Pa.
Henry R- Murphy. Ulchland. 3Io.
George Padsett. Baltimore Md
Mike PanoakU Bethlehem Pa.
Dutcher J. Parshall. Oneonta X. Y.
Anefleo Pastore New York.
Bennie O. Poderson. Harmony Minn.
Jnp. XoreUIes. Beach's Art Shop Adv.
AND HE DID
JTOHfJ-flHORRlH MAN TRIEJQ TO
Flirt with me on the
Street today i wish vouH
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SOLDIER BOY
:JUST HURT
ALL
Couldn't Sit Stand or Lie Witi Aaj
ComfcrL Sister-in-Iat Gives
Good Advice and Cardni
Does World of Good.
Holland. Texas. Mrs. Nannie Mes-
ser of this place states: "About
three years ago I was In a very crit-
ical coifdltlon. I had been suffering
for some time. To tell how I hurt
would be Impossible.
I Jest hurt alt over.
I couldn't sit. stand or lay with any
comfort ray back sides and head all
gave me a great deal of trouble.
I was especially bothered with a
light swimming In my head. My peo-
ple were very uneasy about me and
sent me to my relatives to see if a
change would do me any good.
I stopped at a sister-in-law's and
she being a great believer in Cardul
asked me why I didn't use it. I de-
cided to try It .
I had only taken a few doses when
I felt it would do xne good. This
gave hopes and I used It right along
and it did me lust a world of good
since which time I have never ceased
to praise Cardul."
Cards! is recommended for simple
female complaints and womanly pa!ns
and has been found to benefit In
! thousands of such cases when not due
to malformation or that do not re
c.uire surgical treatment Try it. A4--
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