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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-17

1928 344iROSario Campa, Morenci 1229l2072 Antonio Figueroa, Clifton 123Ot1766T. W. Ethridge, Clifton 1231l2S69 Conrad P. Hardy. Metc;,lf l232l3299 Vincent. Sillas, Metcalf t233 i2433 Richard Silvas. Clifton 1234l335O Chas. E. Scott, Metcalf 1255i SPA Bonafacio Leandro, Morenci 123Gi30G1 Rasilio Licheri, Metcalf 123T3141 lBancilio Ortiz, Metcals 123Si2910 LoZano, Metcalf 123aI 442 Antonio Elizalde. Morenci 1241 1213 Jesus Prado, Morenci 1241! 1!1799 lAurelio Martinez, Guthrie 12t2i POP Frederick Comeo, Morencl 1243l 164 Antonio F. Bernales More 1244. 26SlF. J. Croxali. Moreni 12i5 272llIucas Coiomo, Morenci i246i119S Martin Perez, Corenci 124T T,124Si Joaquin QuIntahilla, Moreno 121S1174tJose NJ. Perea, Morenci 1249 964 Jesus Macias, Corenci 1250 S66lFelipe Larez, Morenei 125f!3431IAntonio Villareal. Metcalf 1252l 3iLouis B. Gonzales, Morenci 1253I3004 Wm. F.. Kelly, Metcalf 1854 4O7,Simon Delgadillo, Morenci 1255i 262 Salvador Campos, Morenci I256 SS6 Manuel Lairn. Morenci 1257i1S20IAnicleto Jacobe, York
 125S1561 IJulis s. Ybarra. Morenci 1259 l901ISam T. Alton. Clifton 126O1772iGeo. E. Galer. Clifton
 2612S16IYsodoro Flamate. Metcalf 12621373IYnacia Rivera, Morenci
 263 1465I IYee Shonk. Morenci
 iSerapio Avila. Metcalf
 1265i 8SSlYsa Lopez, Morenci
 1266l213 136bFrank Haddad, Clifton
 1267I1161 IRagelio Orozco, Morenci
 126Si1S61 lChas. Dee Hale, Blue
 1269l 769I Pedro JimineZ, Morenci '127Oi1152lJames Oldfield. Morenci .1271I Marcelino R. Jurado. Moren 1272 3532 Calvin R. Clifford, Clifton 1273i13SOMariano Ruiz. Morenci
 1214i1293 Lauro Ramirez, Morenci
 1275i1 907 Martin, Arellano, Clifton .1276! 566I 6IAurelaino Gonzales. Morenci 2030Julian Estrada, Clifton i121Sl 5S1IFelipe Gomez, Morenci
 1279i1777Luther M. Cook, Metcalf 12SOi 311ISebastian Corral, Morenci
 12S1i i2625Salvador Alarson, Metcah 12821227Jesus M. Pacheco, Morenci 1sS3l2306Olgie o. Mcdowell, Clifton ] 12S4'24s6IWm. R. Tate, Clifton
 12S5' 124Areanielo Barra, Morenci 12S6i 4S1Joaquin Fernandez. Morenci 12S7i3169Fco. Ornelas, Metcalf 12sSt2415Santiago Rodriguez, Clifton l2S919 Charlie G. Boron, Clifton
 1290l2995 Alfred C. Johnson, Metcaf
 1291i S95Jose Moriel, Morenci
 l334OElias Soliz, Metcalf
 1293i 744IDee lsbell. Morenci
 1294i 9T9lClemente Mora. Morenci
 1295l 5S2lAntonio Gonzales. Morenci |. 129fI1 4O9'Jose Sierra Morenci
 1297l1 S76i 6iSantiaeo Abeyta, Clifton
 S'250SHerbert NJ. Tyner. Clifton
 1299i3147iPedro Olivares, Metcalf
 130Oi1 740iFrank Campbell, Duncan
 1901 t1367iPahlo Rodriguez. Morenci 13O2l2117lRodrieo Gonzales, Clifton
 1903 S2alAntonio Lopez. Morenci
 1304'319SlAngel Ponce, Metcalf
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-17

99SI 163SI Sam Ray Worsnam, Mnrenci
 999l2791 lSalome Espinosa, Metcalf 1000 l406l Geo. H. Shepherd, Morenci; 1001I 257lJose Corral, Morenci 1902 1924 lCallitano Noriega, York: r803I284SI Alvino L.. Garcia, Metcalf. 1904 1109I Bernardo Ortiz, Morenci 1905 155lSc0tt Brubaker, Morenci 1OO6 2S4 Jay N. Christman, Morenci 1907 3466I Refugio Marcilla, Morenci 1908 133l Anselmo Borundo, Morencil 1909 S07l Manuel Lopez, Morenci 10103238l Jesus Rodriguez, Metcaf
 1Gr1 S67iTomaso Losano, Morenci 10f2I2 I27T5 L.. V. Campo, Metcalf
 T013 930i iEugenio Mayor, Morenci' 1914 1855 Paul Bazzarona. Morenoi 1915 l3f11 Pedro Maria, Metcalf
 10f6 304TGusto Lozano, Metcalf
 101T26S1 Peter Brasea, Metcalf
 1918 1898 Proconio Sancedo, Morenci .f0f9i2723i Arcadio Cruz, Metcalf '1020l2900 Julian Garcia, Metcalf
 1921 265 Martin Connor, Morenci
 O22I2064l Herman Flores, Clifton
 1923 i3fS6l Pablo Perez, Metcalf
 1924 2S5S. M. Campbell, Morencf
 1025l2325Chas. D. O'Neal, Clifton
 1926 3I3S Pietro Nardi, Metcalf
 f027 1720 Raymond Bryant, Duncan
 102SI2S63l Baraquel Garcia, Metcalf
 1029I17S5 B. R. Thomas, Clifton
 1O30l267S Martin Boskas, Metcalf
 103tl2509 Frank l.. Thompson. Clifton
 t032I2554 Albert Wassem, Clifton
 f033 l1313 Pedro s. Ramirez, Morencf
 f034 l25S4l Cevero Aguilera, Metcalf
 1035l1602lJuan Voca, Morenci
 1O36l196SI Antonio Cerros, Clifton
 t037 37I3302lBandelio Sandoval, Metcaff
 1O3Sl2S11 Pioquinto Flores, Metcalf
 1039 I3O19 Manuel Lozano, Metcalf
 1O40I1119iBacilio Olmos, Morenci
 1041lf 1864 Elmer McDainel, Blue
 1042l1 1863 3LManuel Castanon, Clifton
 1043i1917iLacundo Barba, Clifton 1044 4l1051 Jesus M. Mendoza. Moreno 1045 560IAleio Garcia, Morencf
 1O46I 3O3iAntonio Chavez, Morencf 1O47l2121lC. H. Hall. Clifton 1O4SI 563lAntonio Gate, Morenci 1049I 211 lRefugio Chavez, Morenci 1051 1I1784 T. O. Traynor, Metcalf i1O52l2513lM. G. UriquIdi, Clifton 1O53i2OO2IJose -Cedillos, Clifton 1O54l1163IO. c. Puckett, Morenci 1O55l29S1! !Casildo .Hiniquez, Metcalf 1O562605l Bartaldo Aranda, Metcalf IO57l19S9l Antonio Cisneros, Clifton 105S27S9 Antonio Bras, Metcalf 10592356IFco. Pa1acio, Clifton . 1O601933ILavoizan Blair, Clifton . 10612335l J. O'Brien, Clifton 1062 146IW. F. Bridger, Morenci i 1863 632SS3lManue1 Gomez, Metcalf 1064 S43lJuan Lopez, Morenci
 1865 2643T.. F.. c. Boyd, Metcalf
 1066 66105OiEsteban Moreno. Morenci 10672S64lAntonio Gallardo, Metcalf 1 106Sl1376lLeandro Rodarte, Morenci 1O69l3191I 1IGregorio Peral. Metcalf ! 1070l1379lFco. Ramirez, Morenci 1 1O71l10OSlJose Meyer. Morenci 1 1072I2472IKenneth F. S1lvey. Clifton 1G73 229IHenry C. Crist. Morenci 1074 410lJose F Duran, Morenci
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-17

1e75i 299lManuel Curiel, Morenci f076 1075IJ. D. MsWilliams. Morenci 10T7I2391 Jesus Reyes. Clifton I67S 33S9I Antonio Valdez, Metcalf 1079I31O6lC. Mediano, Metcalf f6S0I1 Jesus Ponce, Morenci 10S1I2606 Marcario Amaga, Metcalf 1082 750lPer Olaf Johnson, Morenci r0S3 5SIConception Augallo. Morenci es4I2394lS. Rodriquez,. Clifton 1os5l2049lF J. Fritz, Clifton 10S6 I3265 IEsteban Ramos, Metcalf 1887 1443l Louis Serati, Morenci 1eS8I1654 Gilbert Yocky,. Morenci f0S9I2367 Moyses Perez, Clifton . 1890 1852 Pedro Sepeda,. Metcalf 1091 l3312 Eulogio Sandoval, Metcalf t092l 150lSam Brice, Mnnenci 1893 19lGeo. Armstrong. Morenci 1894 400 Jose Diaz, Morenci
 1095l2321lC. c. Overpeck, Clifton 1096l 1547 Basilio Teja, Morenci
 1097 1875 Luis Alvarez. Clifton
 1098I1320 John Russell, Morenci
 1099I1977 Natividad Cisneros, Clifton HOO 4 Jose Sinion Apodaca, Moreni 1101 1859 Johnny Cosper, Blue 1102 1871 Laurino AlonZo, Clifton 1103I 1735 R. P. Parks, Duncan
 1104 115l Domingo Aleman, Morenci 1105 S32 Pablo De Leon, -Morenci 1106 1180 Adolf Palacios, Morenci 1107 l2350Zefernio Perez. Clifton 110S264S Felipe Banuelos, Metcalf 1109 206IWm. R. Crombie, Morenci 11103049I Santiago Lozano, Metcalf HI 1865 Roy Marvin Snyder, Blue 1112 PTS John Renard Jones, Clifton 1113 l2692 Luciano Chacon. Metcalf 1114 228EFrederick c. Cocks, Morenci 1115l l14S9 J. M. Sheehan, Morenci 1116l2892 Rafael Guerrero, Metcalf 1117I 136IWm. John Bray, Morenci HIS SIP IEusebio Lopez, Morenci 1119 l3174 lAristeo Ortega, Metcalf 1120l2803lJ. M. F. NIvia. Metcalf 1121 3433 Selso Viramontez, Metcaf 1122l 430IN. S. Edmond, Morenci 1123 !25S2 Guadalupe Aragonez. Metcaf i1124 l2304I Vim. O. McMeans, Clifton 1125l2344lS. Phillips, Clifton
 1126l2122lBenito Herrera, Clifton 1127l 328lSisto Casas, Morenci
 112Sl 965lAngel Montoya, Morenci 1129I 9I2O75lA K, Grimes, Clifton
 1130l 96lJose Aguilar, Morenci
 1131 l1519IA. A. Telles, Morenci
 1132I3292lG. Sandoval, Metcalf
 1133 896ICruz R. Martinez, Morenci 134l109SITaribio Ocon, Morenci 1135I I1976lWong Cheow, Clifton
 1136I 624lApolonio Grijalva, Morenci l1137l210sIJ Jose Gonzales, Clifton t113Sl 570l Antonio Gomez, Morenci
 1139i2369 Jesse r. Phillips, Clifton
 1140l 544 Agitano Gomez, Morenci
 1141l294SlB. Hernandez, Metcalf
 1142l3017 Manuel Tomilin, Metcaf
 1143l 1921 Ramon Marquez, Morencf
 1144l3522lJe J. Tucker. Clifton
 1145I2190 Toribio JuareZ, Clifton l1146l3303 lEusebIo Sanchez, Metcalf
 1147l2144lA. L.. Herzog, Clifton 114SI 747lVenancio Ibanez, Morencf I1149l2540lC. J. White, Clifton
 1150l 1883 Emil H. Apodaca, Clifton
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-17

13O5i 21O2 CasimirO Carlos, Metcaf 1306l 40Silverio Cano, Morenci 1307I2S01 Chas. S. T. Parish, Metcah 13eSl 102 Felix, Miranda, Morenci 1209l2092 Ralph D. Gilmore. Clifton 1310l2123 Jose Huerta, Clifton ! fS11l 499l lNestor Fraire, Merenci
 1312l2027 Henry w. Ely. Clifton
 131323S7l lHilario Reyes, Clifton 1914 1011 Rafael Marquez. Morenei
 1915 590ID. M. Gioletto, Morenei 1316l1 105 5IFelipe Orosco, Morenei
 1317 444 lErasmO Esparza, Morenci 131S 636iArehio Gonzales, Morenci
 1919 1760l John l.. Crawleigh, Clifton
 132O2457 Atanasio Sfmental. Clifton
 13211S77lInocencio Aionso, Clifton
 1922 735I Harold T. Herivel, Morenci 1923 1863 Charley c. Martin, Blue
 1324l2526IB Vasquez, Clifton
 1325l 634lSimeon Garcia, Morenci
 1926 1879iL l.. V. Alvarez. Clifton 1S27i2363I Juan T. Perea, Clifton 132SI3231 Andres Rodriguez, MetcaH
 1929 l3492TFe Artiz, Morenci
 1886 33Ol2999IValeriana San Juan. Metcalf 1881 2S33l Barney Oden, Clifton
 1882 1904 Fernando Samperio, Moreno
 1888 326lPedro R. Campos, Morenci
 1334I1575l Martin Vidana. Morenci 1885 1453lFco. Sandoval, Morenci 1336l2065l Farfan, Clifton
 1887 447IRosendo Edesa. Morenci 1338f3445l Luis Ybarra, Metcalf 1339l172SlIra Lionus Spoon. Duncan 134Ol1947i iSabino Corona. Clifton 1341 76lAngel Alonso, Morenci 1342 1897iRamon Arrieta, Clifton 1343i2519Jose Vaquers, Clifton E1344l2792 2Esquiel Encinas, Metcalf i; 1345i 1919 Eusebio Ruiz. Morenci | 13461592 Miguel Vega, Morenci 1341l2S31 Aniceto Garcia. Metcalf 134Si 672Pascual Gutierrez, Morenci 1349I 363 Saturnino Ruiz. Morenci 1350l1940Percy R. Brizzie, Clifton 1851 l3392Fco. M. Valdez, Metcalf 1352l3449 Adrian Zunida. Metcalf 1853 949IRicardo Manelly, Morenci 1854 4!2S79 Matija Gregorich, Metcalf 1855 5I1350Dominic Riva, Morenci 1356l211SlJohn D. Hall, Clifton 1357l1s23l lMsrcileno Munoz. York 135Sl 393lLuiz Delgado, Morenci I 1359N 993lDario Martinez, Morenci
 1360l2712iM. Compledo, Metcalf 1361l13O6iTeofilo Rodarte, Morenci
 1362I3426ILuis Vizcarino, Metcalf
 1363i341 4Pablo Ynigas, Metcalf
 1364l1513 Jesus Soils, Morenci t1365l1 1O4STrinidad Milenez, Morenci
 1366l1065 lUrbano Martinez, Morenci
 1867 s51lIgnacio de Leon Morenci
 136Sl11S1 Ignacio Ponce, Morenci 1369'1545l William J. Thomas, Moreno 1370l2S74Juan Gallardo, Metcalf 1871 l2346Jesus Padilla, Clifton
 1872 490lEugenio Setien, Morenci
 1373i31 42iJose R. Ochoa, Metcalf
 1374l2552lL. G. Wainman, Clifton
 3T51S11J Jesus Carlos, York
 1316l1 413Alfred Stone, Morenci 137IiS309iElija Spasayevich, Metcalf
 137Sl1T67iC. D. Forcum, Clifton
 1879 15SlJos O. Barreras, Morenci
 13SG,23S2'C. E. Phillips. Clifton.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
LETTER FROM ROOSEVELT
EXONERATES M'LEMORE

Representative McLemore of Texas.
author of the McLemore resolution to
warn Americans off armed ships, has
made public a letter from Col Roose-
yelt to himself in which the colonel
saws that the blame for the resolution
more properly rests upon the admins
tration than upon Mr.. McLemore, in
view of statements made to him in
writing by Mr.. McLemore. Col. Roose-
welt had previously made uncompli-
mentary remarks about MIR. McLemore
and his resolution, and the latter had
written to him protesting and direct
ing attention to Secretary Lansing's
memorandum of January %, 1916. Mr..
McLemore declared that he based his
resolution on that memorandum
Col. Roosevelt, in his letter to Nc
Lemore. said:
while, of course. do not agree with
YOU about your resolution, 1t is due to
YOU to say that it came logically from
this note of January IS, issued by di-
rection Of the President, and from his
action in treating the sinking of the
Lusitania as a closed incident
I will very frankly say that in view
of what you set out the blame I have
ascribed to you for your action ought
more properly be ascribed to the ad-
ministration.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
Determined TO FIGHT,
HE JOINS FOREIGN LEGION
Louisianian, Sixty-Five Years Old,
Refused Admission to the Ameri-
can Army, Goes to France.

Cablegrnm to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1917.
PARIS, November SIN the latest
contingent Of volunteers to join the
Foreign Legion at the front is a sfxty-
five-year-old American volunteer. O,
L. Mcclellan, formerly a state senator
in Louisiana. Despite his age he is re-
ported to be fighting as sturdily as
the youngsters. When the United
States entered the world war he en-
deavored to Join the Army at home,
but was rejected because of his age.
Being determined to fight the Ger
mans. he came to France and enlisted
in the Foreign Legion. At first the
legion refused him, but urging the
fact that he had crossed the ocean to
join, he prevailed upon the authorities
to accept him. While Mcclellan was in
Lyon waiting for the physical ex-
animation he was shot at and slightly
wounded by a half-mad youth to whom
he had refused a 5000 loan. The youth.
whom Mcclellan met casually In his
hotel. confessed to the police that 1t
was his intention to kill the Louis
ianian. rob the body and throw It into
the riyoxs
Evening star., 1917-11-05
MORE SELECTED MEN TO
CAMP MEADE TOMORROW
Thirty-Six to Go to Help Make Up
Deficiency of 100 Yet in National
Army From the District.

Thirty-six more selected men of the
District are scheduled to leave Union
station tomorrow morning for Camp
Meade to help make up the deficiency
of 100 men yet due the first National
Army from the District.
Whether all these men will be at the
station was a question which bothered
some heads of local boards today. The
number of men to so to camp tomor-
row seemed small enough. considering
that the men are divided up among
eleven boards but at that some of the
boards ara experiencing difficulty in
getting their men.
The boards of divisions Nos and 10
are not called upon to send any men
this time. The other boards are ex-
pected to entrain men as follows: No
/, eight men: No. 2. seven men; No. 3,
two men: No. 4. one man; No 5, four
men; No. 6, six men; No. Z, three men
No. 8, three men, and No. IL, two men,
Following this entrainment there is
to be an entrainment later of colored
men still due the camp. It is hoped
by AdJGtant General Donovan that the
entrainment tomorrow morning and
the one to follDw for colored select ed
men will complete entirely the Dis
trict's entrainment for Camp Meade.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
DIED.,

BoTELER. On Sunday. November 4. 1917. at
midnight, at the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital, II. LEE B0TELER, Jr., beloved hus-
band Of Edna II. Arnold, aged twenty-four
Funeral from the residence Of his mother. Mrs
George T. Schmidt, 1885 1st street northwest,
Wednesday, November Z, at 2:30 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. g.
BoTEIER. On Saturday. November 8. 1917; at
10 an, at Babylon. Long Island, n. z, Will
BER H. son of Mrs. Emma A. Boteler, In the
twenty-frst year Of his age.
Funeral from his s1ate residence. 81 Girard street
northeast. Tuesday, November q. at pm.
BYRD. Suddenly, on November 8. 1917. at his
residence. 2132 Ward place northwest,
CHARLES WILLIAM BYRD. the beloved hus-
band Of Katie Byrd. devoted stepfather OF
Byrd.
Rest, spirit. rest.
Funeral Tuesday. November 6, at o'clock, from
John Wesley A. NJ. Z. Zion Church. 14th and
Corcoran streets northwest. Friends and rela-
tives invited to attend.
CAMPBELL. On Saturday. November 8. 1917. at
LIS a.m., EDWARD BRISON, beloved hus-
band Of Cornelia H. Campbell.
Funeral services at his late residence. 1915
Irving street northwest, Tuesday. November 6.
at pm. Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Interment private.
COATES. On Friday, November 2. 1917, at
pel roads. WILLIAM E. COATES. beloved
husband of Katherine Coates (nee Schultz),
aged forty-two years.
Funeral from his late residence Monday, Novem-
Catholic Church. Seat Pleasant, Nd, where
mass will be said at 10 am. for the repose of
his soul. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
Carafes, $6.25 to $3.50.
Big Floors Quickly Cleaned
With a Wizard
Institutional Mon.

THE INSTITUTIONAL MOP is
used by schools, hospitals, public
buildings, stores and Office build
ings where fine floors must be kept
polished and bright. Homes are
beginning to use them, too, espe-
cially those having large floor
space. These Mops are "A inches
wide and naturally do the work
very rapidly and easily, too, be-
cause the long handle makes it
unnecessary for you to bend and
stoop. $l.50 each.
WIZARD POLISH for every use
the same polish you use on your
piano you clean your floor with;
gives unequaled results; the finish
is bright, hard and pleasing-not
gummy, muddy and sticky, as SO
many polishes are. The quart can
is the economical size to buy in
preference to the smailes $l.0o.
-ING8 300kS .e03I1A .--.-.-.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
Total Cost, So, 900, 900.

1t was announced yesterday that the
contractors on buildings. roads and other
work here are to leave by November 10,
the work being SO nearly completed that
from the engineer and signal corps
branches in camp. The unfinished work,
it is expected. will consist principally of
completing the wiring of the various bar
racks. installation of telephones and tele-
graph lines, road making and the like,
with probably considerable work to be
done in completing the installation and
connecting Of steam heating plants. The
cost of the cantonment, in round figures,
when the contractors turn the work over
and leave. it was stated, will be IS. .o0o, 900,
inclusive Of the cost of the site.
Most of the carpenters are gone, having
been taken to other camps now being
rushed to completion. Several hundred Of
these men have gone to Pensacola, Fla,
to work on the nav camp there.
F. G. H
Evening star., 1917-11-05
Action of Administration.

.'If the actions of the administration
at that time were proper, then your
action was proper, and. of course, as a
matter of fact, our action in going to
war, which 1 deem so absolutely right,
can only thus be considered right if
we also frankly admit that our action
was entirely wrong in not going to
war after the Lusitania ."
The Lansing memorandum referred to
was sent to all the European belliger-
ents, and set forth that under changed
conditions of naval warfare merchant
ships should carry no armament. 1t
gave notice, In effect. that powers re.
fusing to accept this principle would
have their armed merchantmen denied
entry in American ports except under
conditions which apply to Warsh1pA
Evening star., 1917-11-05
CARDS OF THANKS.

BALLENGER. / wish to express my apprecia-
ton and sincere thanks to the many relatives
and friends for the floral designs kindness
and sympathy at the death Of my wife.
JNO. =. BALLENGER.
HERFURTH. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our relatives and friends for their
kindness and flowers for our dear wife and
mother. MAUDE LOUISE HERFURTH, during
her long illness and for the sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the time Of death.
BY FATHER AND DAUGHTERS.
JOHNSON. We wish to express our apprecia-
ton and thanks to our many friends and rel
atives for their kindness, sympathy and norai
tributes extended at our bereavement.
BY THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
- NEW ARRIVAL OF
RELIABLE QUALITY
ORIENTAL
RUGS,
$3.50 to $500.
THE GENUINE
BEAUTIFULLY COLORED
CHINESE
RUGS,
$40 to $4OO.

Windsor Rugs wide assortment Of the most
toned band borde distinctive ano
that excellent service also motted figured cente
reversible double lhey
not expensive inches at $3.50
Highland Rugthe seamless wilton
beautifully urous of plain blue god
with distinctive contrasting border such as blue
black soft silky effects in Chinese and Persian pat
blended Sz55 9xl2 feet S9
Administer Rug shipment bringing rich plain
Chinese effects
They purchased avorab priced zzxs6 inches
So $500 to S6O0 46x66
feet, SO $780, up 9x5 feet at SIS.
RugRg Rugs that the astocra of all such
coorings suitably
together giving scheme home
inches o feet $3.50.
Rugs examples
moderately Wilton Rugs of thorough
colorin practicable Shah
the Lakewood
the popular sizes are available in these.
Rugs-Woven without
green Chinese
berry; gray gold blue
border;
black Adam border and other exquisite effects
&3xlQ6 feet, $3.50; 6xS feet, $EI00 aoon
Evening star., 1917-11-05
Mounts 22,2oo Feet to Escape.

Thanks to their machines. Thaw and
Peterson were able to climb higher
and faster than the Germans and got
back home with many bullet holes in
their machines. They had to mount to
7.400 meters (22.200 feeD altitude to
get away
Adjt Charles Chouteau johnson Of
St. Louis has been attached to the
United States Army as an instructor in
an aviation school Lieut.. Raoul Luf-
berry mas been awarded the war medal
of, the Aero Club of America, Au-
gustus Post and other members of the
foreign service committee of the club
visiting the Lafayette squadron at the
front for the ceremony.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
Curtaining Materials.

Curtaining Materials.
English Mohair Easement
Cloth; in soft putty or ecru color
ing. A fabric made expressly for
Easement Curtains and for such
use cannot be excellcd; so inches
wide. SIPS yard.
Fine Filet Nets. In the very artistic
Square and Block designs, suitable
for Luncheon Sets. Doilies, Fancy
Work, Bedspreads and Sets. 500
and $3.50 yard.
Fancy Curtain Nets; filet and the
soft tissue-1ike weaves. Soc to $3.50.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
Airnan Hides in a Cloud.

Halls machine gun jammed at the first
shot, and when he started to escape two
Germans attacked him. He dived 1000
meters $4,000 feet} and plunged into a
handy cloud enabling him to elude his
pursuers and land in safety. The con-
trolls of Marrs machine were cut by a
bullet, but by skillfuI manipulation Of
the motor he managed to guide the aero
plane while seeking a landing place. In
the dusk he naistook a ravine for a smooth
field and came down. At the bottom of the
ravine were abandoned trenches and a
cemetery. The machine was smashed up
in the landing. but Marr was unhurt
Thaw. Marr and Sergt. David Pater-
son, who were out on early patrol, en-
countered an unusual number of Ger
man flyers. Within half an hour
Peterson had nine distinct combats.
Thaw six and Iarr five. In these
fights no German machines were Off
cially destroyed, but four were forced
to land out of control. Thaw and
Peterson became separated from Marr
and when eight kilometers within the
German lines were attacked by four
teen pilots of the flying circus" The
Germans made regular circus around
the two Americans, shooting rapidly
all the while.
Evening star., 1917-11-05
In Memoriam.


ARTZ. In fond but loving remembrance Of our
departed this life six years ago today, No
BY HIS CHILDREN AND PARENTs.
COLLINS. In sacred remembrance Of my dear
mother and grandmother. MARGARET =.
COLLINS. who died seven years ago todny,
November 5. 1910. Anniversary mass at 81.
Dominc's Church.
Rest in peace
By her DAUGHTER AND GRANDcHH-
DREN.
LEWIS. Sacred to the memory Of our devoted
brother, THOMAS LEWIS, who passed away
one year ago today. November 5. 1916.
God called him home. it was His viii.
Rut in our hearts we love him still;
His memory Is as fresh today
As in the hour he rs ssed sway.
BY HIS LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER.
oFFUTT. Sacred to the memory Of devoted
earthly home for a better home in heaven,
we trust enc year ago today. November 3,
BY HIS DEVOTED SISTER AND FATHER. .
ROBINSON. Sacred to the memory Of ny dear
ROBINSON. who left US SIX years ago yesteE.
day. November 4. 1911.
It's God that lifts our comforts high,
Or sinks them in the grave.
By Her HUSBAND. SIs' ROBERT ROBINSON.
AND SONS.
sEowDEN. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear mother. THERESA SNoWDEN. whe
departed this life thirteen years ago yesteF.
day. November 4. 1904.
The month of November more 10 here,
To me the saddest Of the year,
Because it took from me away,
Ny mother. thirteen years ago yesterday.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER SUE.
TAYLOR. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our Kind and faithful parents, our mother. IDA
NJ. TAYLOR. who departed this life eight
years ago today. November 5, 1909, and our
father. BENJAMIN N. TAYLOR, who depart
ed this life five years ago today, NoyemhaR
5, 1912.
Although we cannot trace the way,
Well wait their beckoning hands:
We know their soul will speak to us,
And some day well understand.
BY THEIR CHILDREN.