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at Dccorah. la. on Nov. II, as required ny
act of Congress Of Oct. 8, 1917.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH. Ia. on Nov. Il. as required by
act of Congress of Oct. @, 1917.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
SENDING MAIL TO BOYS IN
u s.. ARMY IN EUROPE

Postmaster Likes has received a
bulletin of instructions for the for
warding of mail to the soldier boys
in Europe. All mail will be receiv-
ed at domestic rates. All mail mat
ter should bear the complete desig-
nation of the division, regiment,
company and organization to which
the addressee belongs as we'll as the
return address of the sender.
Under no circumstances should an
attempt be made to designate on the
envelope the place where the troops
are located,
To illustrate, the correct manner
Of addressing such letter is as
follows;
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
EXCELLENT PROGRAM GIVEN
AT SODA LAKE DISTRICT
Gratifying Attendance-Music and
Dancing-Eighty-E Dollars
Added to Red Cross Fund

The Soda Lake District contributed
generously to the Red Cross cause
last Saturday night through a dance
given in the district school house.
The entire affair was planned and
directed by Miss Helen Bowler Cap
tain of the Red Cross for the above
district whose personal efforts were
largely responsible for the gratifying
attendance.
The school house was prettily de-
corated with the Red Cross emblems
and during the grand march ribbons
made in the form of a Red Cross
were pinned on each of the dancers.
The evenings entertainment consist
ed of dancing, a vocal solo by Joe
Douglass and instrumental music.
During the intermission refresh
ments were furnished, the cakes hav-
ing been contributed by the ladies of
the district and the very excellent
coffee having been supplied and made
by John G. Hassard. The sale of
lemonade which added materially to
the fund was in charge of w. II.
Deny and Mrs. George p. Hartwell.
Dancing continued until late
hour and the managers state that
more important than the financial
profit resulting from the evening is
the awakened interest in the work of
the Red Cross.
Among those who contributed to
the program were Harry Clinton who
is ever ready to "Do his bit" for a
worthy cause, and l.. l.. Leonard who
acted as floor manager. Geo. ].
Kenny, President of the Red Cross
Chapter of Churchill County was
among those present. Entire receipts
were s9s.15 and expenses $10.65
leaving a balance of $3.50 for the
Red Cross fund.
The management wishes to thank
the ladies and all who so cheerfully
aided in the success of the affair. The
committee consisted of Miss Helen A.
Bowler, manager, and Miss Vora
Bowler and John G. Hassard, assist
andts. Supper Committee: Mrs.
Barbour Lewis, Miss Cordelia Cor
biel, Elaine Menard, Jean Menard,
Mrs. Wampler and Messrs. w. E.
Bowler and Thomas Engle,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
JOHN b. LOWE SUCCUMBS
TO ATTACK OF PERITONITIS

John B. Lowe, carpenter em-
ployed on the High School building
and who was taken suddenly i'll last
Friday passed away Sunday follow
ing an operation for peritonitis. Mr..
Lowe was apparently in good health
up to the time of his sudden attack,
although the operation disclosed a
most serious condition and a too
long delayed treatment
Funeral services were held yes
terday afternoon at the undertaking
parlors of Kaiser & Roe, Rev. J. A.
Wachob, officiating.
The remains were inferred in the
Fallon cemetery. A father and sis
ter survive the deceased, both of
whom reside in Oakland.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
STEINBROOK HOME Scene
OF CHARMING AFFAIR
Japo- Chinese Costume Party Satur-
day Night-Oriental Decorations
and Menu

The Japanese costume party at
which Miss Matte Steinbrook and
Miss Grace Latta were hostesses was
not only perfect in every detail Of
the elaborate plans entered into for
the occasion but one of complete en-
joyment to all who were fortunate
enough to be in the list of invited
guests.
The affair was held Saturday even-
ing on the spacious grounds of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Steinbrook with Mrs.
Fred Steinbrook and Mrs. Latta act
ing as chaperones.
The grounds were beautifully illu-
minated with varied colored electric
lights and added to these were nu-
merous Japanese lanterns the whole
producing a most effective coloring.
The costumes worn by the young
ladies were the conventional Japan
ese Kimonas beautiful in shades of
pink and blue and by contrast the
young men were garbed in Chinese
regalia. In fancy one could with
ease imagine himself in the realm of
the Mikado. In harmony with the
scheme of the evening were the re-
freshmnts, these consisting of mood
les and other oriental dishes and as
a concession to those of the guests
unfamiliar with a menu of this char
acter ice cream and other dainties
were served.
During the evening the party visit
ed the Theater where the pretty
faces of the young ladies and their
attractive and unusual gowns created
a pleasing diversion for the audience.
Music and dancing brought to
close this most delightful evening.
The guests were, Mrs. Abbie Ham,
mond, Mrs. Letser Page, Misses La
Retta and Gladys Bramwell Gretchen
Haley, Elsie Cutting, Evelyn Stein
brook and Lorraine Bray, and the
Messrs. Lester Page, Ben Moyle,
Harold Ballinger, Clyde Smart, Geo.
Whorton, Harry Ferguson, Bryan
Laveaga, Ralph Bray, Ira Kent, Joe.
Moore and Lloyd Wightman.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
Master List Arrives From Washington and Checked By
Local Board of Exemption n---Seventy-Eight Will Be
Called to Secure District Quota Of Thirty=Nine

The Official or Master Draft Lists,
carving the exact serial number
and the order in which each drafted
man in Nevada will appear before
his local board for examination, ar
rived in Fallon last Monday from
Adjutant- G eneral Sullivan at Carson.
Accompanying them was the
Presidents instructions to the
Board. The Board Immediately set
about the task of segregating from
the list of 10,500 names all those
number below ATT which will apply
to this county and the posting of the
quota who will respond to the first
call to the eolors for Churchill
county's contribution to the National
Army.
As soon as the names and numbers
we're properly checked call was
sent out by mail for each man to
appear for. examination within five
days after the notice is given. Each
district in the United States will call
double the number of men which are
allotted as the district quota
According to the instructions re-
ceived yesterday from Governor
Boyle. Churchill county's gross quota
is sixty-six, from which number a
credit of twenty-seven has been al
lowed for those who enlisted up to
June 30th, leaving a net quota of
thirty-nine to be furnished by the
selective draft. Up to the present
no ruling has been received from the
war department giving credit Tor
those who have enlisted since June
3Oth. However, there is an unsub-
stantiated press report that these
credits will be applied on the second
draft.
Accordingly the Local Board will
call twice the necessary quota, or
the first seventy-eight names on the
list. These names will be divided
into three sections of twenty-six
each. The first one-third, or twenty
six will be served with a notice to
appear on tho fifth day after the
notice is posted; the second one
third on the sixth day and the third
division on the seventh day.
Seven days will be given after the
posting of the lists for the filing of
exemption claims and ten days fur
ther for the submission of proofs Of
exemption or discharge claims.
1t should be strictly borne in mind
that the sending out of notice by
mail Is purely a matter of courtesy
on the part of the Board. Under the
rules II is up to the man himself to
find his place on the list and the
time he is expected to appear for ex-
animation. His failure to so appear
will mean that he will be certified
as physically qualified.
AS before stated in these columns,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
HAS APP0RT|ONED THE
PULLMAN DONATION

The Pullman company's donation
of $1,000 to the Red Cross war fund
for Nevada has been distributed by
the governors offices. Under the ap-
portionment made $3.50 was sent to
the Red Cross headquarters at Wash
ington,-D. c., and $3.50 was appor-
toned to the 16 Red Cross Chapters
in the state, each receiving $3.50.
Accordingly each chapter 1 scredited
with s46.SO of the amount forwarded
to Washington.-Cars News.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01

Subscribe for the Standard.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
Trinity Episcopal Church

Arch Deacon Howe has left for
Long Beach, where he will spend the
month of August with his family.
There will be no services held at
Trinity church during the absence
of Rev. Howe with the exception of
one Sunday, date yet to be announced
when Bishop Hunting Will occupy
the pulpit.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01

Mrs. Mark Wildes spent the week
end on a visit with her mother, Mrs.
D. NJ. Wightman- in Reno, returning
Sunday.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
Methodist Church Service

The pastor will preach at II a. m
Sunday School at 10 a. IN. No even
ing service because of Union Meeting
at Baptist Church We note with
pleasure the increasing numbers OF
coatless men in the congregation the
past few weeks. All invited.
J. A. WACHOB, Pastor
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
. NEVADA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1, 1917

| bOidOn pdi hiC3
359-10S Roland J. Kolstrup
360-17S August j. Dapper
361-377 Ernest X. Sadler
362-- 3 Ralph Davis
363-347 William H. Shirley
364- 70 Charles L. Clarke
365- 16 Eugene Pasini
| 366-134 Mike Bria
367-374 John Harrington
36S-173 Lester X. Page
369-1S4 Earle r. Eichner
370-166 Ralph w. Allison
371-474 Henry Jack
372- so Marcelino A. Madros
373-20S Harley Enlow
374-293 Louis Page
375-404 Ernest Balmer
376-137 Frank w. Hammond
377--369 Fong Sue
37S-277 Waldo r. Coatney
379-411 George Frasher
$50 80 Melville d. Keefe
3S1-266 Jose Garcia
382-123 T. Dewitt Rushby
$500 Pedro Morallis
3S4-204 Charles B. Austin
3S5-3S7 Joe G. Drelais
3S6-139 Fernando J. Comes
3S7- 81 Joseph Guccione
3SS-159 Leon 7. Snyder
3S9-419 Ralph T. Stockton
S90-197 Thomas r. Harper
391-33S David Roy Kyle
992-165 Bennett Moyle
393-334 Leo Havens
394-3S6 John Benevent
395-252 Victor Torres
500 rs Harry A. Volkerts
397-412 Andrew ]. Byrd
39S-301 Samuel w. Miller
399-340 Ernest l.. Brown
400-401 Gilbert f. Foote
401--255 Otello Bentochini
402- % Frank N Alff
403-171 Waldo Jones
404-234 T. Hamada
405- SO Alfred B. Ripley
406-276 Edwin L. Heidenreich
407-439 Charles r. Ranseur
40S-225 Charles A. Berry
400 SIS Edward A Walburn
40 73 Alfred X. Abbott
411-152 Robert M. Hicks
412- 2S Deane S. Stuver
413-472 Willie Smiley
414-314 Maurice M. Hanifan
415-162 Leslie H. Brigham
416-1S1 Walter ID. Abbott
417-243 Pedro Mendez
41S-170 Harold Bellinger
419-367 Joe Pavao
420-324 Leslie H. Carpenter
421-101 Carlo Cavasin
400 81 L Ernan,on
423-193 Charles G. Chopping
424-333 Harold E. Hill
425-235 Giorgio Celloselli
1880 Elmer Olsen
427-147 George F. Binager
42S- 39 Edwin l.. Hartman
429--273 Hardy w. Hannibal
40 35 Gel Coe
AL Al James E. Fellnor
432-111 Richard Clare Bass
1885, Frank Ezaguizre
434-125 Perry. Russia Hubbard
435-466 Frank Joe
436-- IA James F. Anderson
437-295 Shue Vow
43S-177 Alvin l.. Grinnell
439-l67 Grezegorz ]. Dumala
44o-201 Henry Andrew Paulsen
441-141 Everett Park Denny
442- 6S Ralph Casey
443-366 Frank Wrote
444- 66 John A. Mussi
445-227 Homer " Latin
1890 Lorenzo j. Balberde
447-399 George e. Everhart
44S-2S1 Eugene Kyle Truesdale
449-44S Lars Berg
450-464 Richard (Dick) Dunbar
451-110 Frederick w. Fischer
452-370 James ]. Ryan
453-143 Frank E. Anderson
454-120 Joseph Frank
455-434 Monies B. Alley
456-256 Jose Gonzalis
457-- David II. Smith
45S-264 Alibrando Bigotti
459-215 Ross M. Sanburn
46O-3s5 Ira d. Mccormick
461- 3 Thomas H. Wall
462-11S Irving H. Sanford
463-220 Gustave Abrahamson
464-304 Riley ]. McEuen
465-3S4 William L. Hyatt
466-1SS H. Sasaki
467-471 Dave X. Clifford
468-261 Jose Abila
469-l72 Andrew j. Aikens
470-200 Paul e. Mudgett
471-376 Isaac F. Crofut
472-192 Phillip B. Meier
473-233 Francillo Settiero
474-203 Fred H. Conner
475-403 Samuel l.. Whalley
476-196 Edward L. McKeown
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01
John Smith, Jr.,
Co. X, -. Infantry

American Expeditionary Forces
Postmasters will forward to New
York all mall addressed American
Expeditionary Forces"
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01

1890 Fong Hong
200-254 Patrick J. Reynolds
201-446 Frank J. Browning
202- SO James A. c. Freeman
203-35S Timothy F. Harnedy
204-451 Henry II. Palmer
205-30S Horace c. Vaughn
20e-429 Charles II. Lawrence
207-394 George C. Barton
20S-417 Murray Andrus
209-354 Ralph F. Conrad
210-445 Charles E. Brissell
211-2l7 Walton c. Randolph
212-259 Orlando Gasperoni
213-322 Louis Guazzini
214-242 George NJ. Thomas
215-232 Salvatore Vannucci
216-19S Nathan c. Hardy
217-195 Leo A. Schottschneider
21S-145 Archie A. Price
219-- 9S Frank Rodley
220-2S6 John ID. Boswell
221- "A Ernest II. Hursh
222-226 Louis w. Baumann
223- Adolph Lemka
224-39S Francis NJ. Young
225-216 Emil M. Hansen
226-302 Victor Mori
227- 26 Joseph II. Meister
22S-475 Marion n. Wilson
229-239 Andros Barrientos
$50 80 Samuel F. Hardy
231- So S. Taksota
232-461 Howard L. Balm
233-372 Morris T. Freitas
234- AZ Joseph A. Miller
235-431 Herbert F. Chanslor
236-106 Charles III. -Doty
237-425 Clyde B. Stark
23S- 21 Robert B. Young
239-423 Milton ID. Browder
240-462 Earl ]. Stumph
241-23S Catasino Della Tore
242-176 Ralph Ruby
243-415 William J. Munckton
244-409 Otto Roum
245-453 Erwin Fausett
24e-294 Harold ]. Swingle
247-40S Balentih Arriaga
24S-230 Arthur NJ. Harmon
249-271 Pascuale Gonzalis
250-375 Ernest Brum
251-- 65 Guy Ernest Mitchell
252-2S2 Erryl G. Eggleston
zo3-40o ErlK Nye
254-346 Reese J. Joseph
255-457 Alma Greenwood
256-- 62 Arthur Beier
257-207 Leo Tannehill
25S- 81 James w. Smitten
259- II Howard c. Snyder
260-24S Wong Sing
261-160 Sidney E. Allen
0eO 900
263- SO Fong Shung
264-359 Arthur c. Thompson
265-463 Thomas V. Mcneil
266- "a Charles o. Shepard
267-46S Jim Austin
26S-469 Harry Smith
269-245 Seferino Garcia
270-351 Benjamin F.. Casey
ell "a Antonio Bello
272-14S William III. Blackmer
273- IA John Inglis
Scott S. Houts
275-251 Wong Toy
276-1S0 Paul A. Brandon
277- So Charley Dill
278-174 Percy E. Mills
279-310 Ernest r. Temple
Harry NJ. Alley
2S1-307 Charles E. Forsberg
2S2-402 Robert r. Spencer
2S3-459 Charles J. Malbone
2S4-161 Charles A. Ricketts,
2S5-1S9 Jacobo Moriconi
Albert +. Weishaupt
2S7-129 Lawrence T. Kendrick
2SS-213 Frank S. Marsh
2S9-465 Robert Dale
290-163 Glen F. Engle
291-405 Otto B. Anderson
292-250 Manuel Sanchez
293-329 James B. Cushman
294-426 Oscar r. Lewis
295-246 Martini Ortega
296- SO Frank Corda
297-365 Jose Zebevogaitia
29S-144 Earl Hammond
John Dolf
Abraham l.. Shirley
301- 70 Lewis Gear
302- SO Raymond E. Simmonds
303-142 Allan r. Inman
304-119 Fred A. Melendy
305-135 Edward Venturacci
306-291 Hugh Prunty
307-454 Frazier Howard Baudy
30S- Is Jesse B. Davis
309- 90, William J. Simpson
310-467 Willie Jim
Carl Wedehase
Louis p. Lagorie
313- 81 Robert j. Mitchell
314-315 Constantine j. Comes
315-476 Bert Whitney
316-313 David Alma Wadsworth
317-270 Alleosi Fonelli
31S-397 John w. Dunbar
$3.50 Louis Alworth
Frank X. Hicks
321-31S Benonia F. Trussell
322-190 Claudino Lima
323-279 Alberto A. Gori
S24-- 81 Dudley L. Petree
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1917-08-01

exemptions is considerably circum-
seribed and no light cause such as
business loss or occupation will serve
as an excuse.
The War Department has sent
broad cast to all members of local
boards solemn warning that they
represent the Government and not
the individual and are to investigate
each case in the interest of the gov
ernment and not In the interest of
the individual.
The statement sent out by the
Provost Marshall General Crowder
contains this paragraph, which
should be read and digested by
every man who believes that another
should go in his place:
THE selected man offers his life, E"
says General Crowder. ut will
strengthen you to remember that for
every exemption or discharge that is
made for individual conyeniences, or
to escape personal loss of money or
property, or for favor or affection,
some other man whose time woul
not otherwise have come must incur
the risk of losing his life
State Exemption Board Named
A list of the names of the men ap-
pointed by President Wilson to COM
pose the different district boards
throughout the country. to which ex-
emption appeals must be made, has
been announced by the Provost Mar
shall. The Nevada board will be COM
posed of Hugh II. Brown. Robert F.
Cole, J. II. Cazier, DR.. Raymond
Saint Claire, J. X. Turner.
Here is the official list as checked
against the Master list sent out from
Washington:
1-25s Angelo Sacchini
2-45S John E. Murray
3-337 Louis Feldman
4-275 Arthur r. Clement
5-126 Delmar D. Kolstrup
6-107 Reuben NJ. Canterbury
7-3f3 Constantine 7. Freitas
SOC Lawrence ID. Hunsaker
9-437 Leonard A. Sheppard
IL 43 Paul Walters
leo Frederick c. Black
12-433 Walter l.. Hareourt
"a 10 Harry II. Ferguson
14-140 Alvion J. Price
15-432 Walter f. Browder
16-- Is Alexander silva
17-1S2 Joseph II. Douglass
IS 46 Clarence G. Civilian
1928 Ira L. Kent
20-117 Winfred j. Beacon
21-390 Bernard l.. Phipps
22-- 75 William c. Hardy
$3.50 Howard II. Hanna
24-332 Herbert Matthias
$3.50 William A. Totman
26-1g4 Jacob +. Volkerts
27-29S Henry Boehm
2S-343 Sabine Carral
90 Is Melville F. Chapman
30-452 William d. Landess
31-355 Eugene F. Owens
32-218 Alvin E. Mustard