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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
OPEN NEW COUNTY OFFICE.
Office of Assessor of Incomes is Moved
Into the Burke Building to
Make Room for SURVEYOR

A committee of the county board
was busy\today carrying out the orders
of the board at the last session when
it voted to get new office for the
assessor of incomes in order that the
Office now used by that official might
be used as the Office of the county sur
veyor. The new Office of the assessor
of incomes is located in the Burke
building on Market Square. Assessor
Dalton will have two pleasant rooms
in which to take care of his work
The rooms will be fitted up in modern
style. An entire set of new furniture
has been ordered for the Office of the
surveyor, Both of the new offices will
be ready for the people of the county
before the first of March.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
Would School Police.

The council spent the better part of
an hour discussing the delinuuencies of
police officers and plans were started to
have school opened for the education
OF the members of the department in
the provisions of the ordinances of the
city. 1t was declared that the police
officers were faithful in their duty in
lot of matters, but that they failed to
enforce ordinances. The matter is to
be taken up with the fire and police
commission and it is expected that
some plan will be worked out which
will provide the needed education.
Kenosha is to have part in the big
municipal lobby at Madison on We'd
nesday and committee consisting of
the mayor, the city attorney and Alder
man Shearer, was named to go to the
meeting and represent Kenosha. Many
bills relating to the government of
cities will be taken up and discussed at
this meeting.
The council pushed out the voting
machines so far as the coming city
election is concerned and all votes will
be cast by paper ballots. 1t was held
that it would be necessary to have pa
per ballots for referendum vote and on
account of this fact that it would be
advisable to have the same kind of
ballots for the election of city officials.
The action of the council was unani-
nous in declaring for the use of paper
ballots.
The special committee seeking to ad-
just railway service ON the streets of
the city asked for further time to make
up report with view of holding an
other conference with the officials of
the Wisconsin Gas and Electric Co.
The fire department committee an
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22

nounced that the new fire pump would
be shipped from Cleveland today and
gave assurance that it would be in SER
vice by the fifteenth of next month.
Although the council had the usual
amount of routine business, an adjourn
ment was reached before ten clock.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
HOW TO STOP SMOKE.

The coal famine, which has
hit Kehosna hard blow, and is
responsible for the almost en-
: tire use Of soft coal for heating
: houses, has given rise to many
: means Of curbing the smoke
nuisance, not one of which is
: SO eficacious as dampening of
the coal with brine. A Mrs. Jen-
sen, who formerly lived in South
Dakota, where the use Of soft
coal is much more prevalent
than it is here in normal times,
assures the Evening News read
: ers that if they will make a
: strong solution Of salt water
and dampen their soft coal with
this, they will find that the
smoke will be cut to the mini
mum, and furthermore, that it
viii assist greatly in keeping
the stoves and furnaces clean.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
To Regulate Patriotism.

The judiciary committee sent unan-
imous report to the council recommend
ing the passage of the ordinance regu-
lating the singing Of the 'FStar Span
gled Banner" in public places in Keno
sha and the formal ordinance was given
it's first reading. 1t will be passed at
the next meeting of the council. The
ordinance provides that the "Star
Spangled Banner" must be played as a
separate musical composition and that
when ever it is possible the musicians
playing it and the people singing it
must stand.
The committee asked for further
time in which to make report on the
ordinance providing for the pasteuriz-
ing of milk in the city and the report
will probably be presented at the next
meeting of the council.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses to marry have been issued
to Robert Frost and Miss Bertha Fiege,
both of Kenosha; and to Carl Emil
Meltzer and Miss Martha w. Mass,
Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
BORN.

To Mr.. and Mrs. James R. Anderson,
a son, today.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Schlenker,
Milwaukee avenue, son, February A.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22

Mrs. Ella Fredericks of English
Court will entertain the Thursday AT
ternoon Club this week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22


More than one-third of the total as
sessed incomes of corporations, firms
and individuals in Wisconsin for the
last year 1916, is In Milwaukee county,
according to the tax commission re
port to the legislature. In that
county alone the figures were 1924
o0o, 0O0.
The tax collected was s1o0,12536
with $36,75S.s1 still due. Figures for
the entire state were $2S9,ooo. geo The
total tax collected was S129,76S.1o
with $1o5, 2S673 due.
In the following counties these In
come assessments were made: Ash.
land, $4,000; Chippewa, $4,000;
Dane, sss4.$ss; Eau Claire. $151. 900;
Fond du Lac, 100000; La Crosse,
$4,000; Manitowoc, s215.o00: Mara
thon, s1e2.ooo Oneida, $4,000; Ra.
cine, $T1s.e0e; Rock, s228. Zoo; She
hoygan, s226.ooe: Winnehago. s27e,
600.
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Precinct No. 4-Cardif
Bianco, Mike.
Biglow, Keith Robert.
Bianco, Joe Del.
Bates, Arthur LaLonde.
Brewer, Roy.
Biglow, Benjamin Single.
Cardwell, Raymond.
Carlson, Ernest Andrew.
Calhoun, James Rufus.
Carpendale, Chas. Albert.
Doose, Hans Herman.
Delozier, Bert.
Dearing, Clarence Alfred.
Danielson, Clarence Leroy.
Duzz, Peter Rosa.
Fipps, William Edward
Green, Arthur.
Green, Ollie Clyde.
Gibbs, Glenn H.
Hammerich, William Claus.
Joyner, John Archie.
Lake, Earl Richard
O'Neil, Orville
Paddock, Frank Leo.
Rumley, Bert
Shafer, Scott Henry.
Somerville, Leon Canton.
Smith, Austin o.
Williams, James Otis.
Wasson, Sylvan Rowe. :.
Precinct No. South Glenwood
Anson, John William.
Bailey, Harrison Valentine.
Bishop, Edward Nelson.
Clark, Harry Albert.
Cunningham, William Franklin.
Darrow, Nicholas Jay.
Ford, James Earl.
French, Henry J.
Gonzales, Juan.
Heberling, Vaughan Bonon.
Hearing, Frederick Charles.
Hubbard, Erie Emerson.
Hubbard, Harold Thayer.
Hubbard, Carleton Llewellyn.
Higgins, Joseph Bush.
Hearing, Arthur Lewis.
Harbin, Alfred James.
Hirsch, Robert Howard.
Keck, Charles Reed.
Keegan, Charles Sylvester.
Mcmillan, Marvin Geard.
McKissack, Harold David
Mahurin, Leslie Theodore.
| V,ll;,,, Thn,,,e
Pace, Marion Jefferson.
| Parkison, Walter Guy.
Parkison, Harold Arthur.
Pickett, Eugene Lawrence.
Pickett, Joseph.
| Ralston, Ira Burnett.
Reynolds, Edwin Harrison.
Reynolds, Floyd Hayes.
Sanders, Earnest Edward.
Tate, William Andrew.
Taylor, Edward Thomas, Jr.
Weidenhammer, Dc Mar
Wilson, Raymond Edgar.
| Waters, Albert.
Wyatt, James Dorly.
Westfall, William Clark.
Precinct No. east Glenwood
Burke, Miles Francis.
Broughton, Merle Leroy.
Broughton, Charles Alva.
Crawford, Ernest Alvin. ,.r. ......
Cox, John Edwin.
Claussen, William Henry.
Cheney, Frank William. lY
Cantrell, Ray.
Cantrell, William Bryan. @
Cutshall, Charles. .I... .-....-....
Cantrell, Howard.
Dalsant, Domenick.
Dupont, Joseph Cyprian.
Dumphy, Howard Judson.
Fotean, Angelo.
Grover, Sawyer Adelbert.
Graves, Carl Alveston.
Howard, Willard Thomas. 49,.
Hohl, Percy Lail.
Hurtgen, Joseph, Jr.
Irvine, George Norcross.
Korn, Walter George.
Kilgore, Vernon Edmond.
King, Mark.
Lawler, Hal John.
McGuirk, Richard W1liam, Jr.
Moore, Desmond Howe. ~"
McDermott, Stephen A.
Murphy, Timothy. ,r VIA
MacTavish, Roy Arthur,
Malkmus, Joseph Aloysuis.
Guilds, William Jamea Dr.
Owens, John Albert, aai pN14'gu a
Pride, Walter Elmer Lee.
Paine, John Milroy.
Peters, Phil Kyle.
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Blackman, Harry.
Bruce, Walter W.
Cliff, Earl A.
Costanzo, Joe.
Costanzo, John A.
Davis, Ben.
Davis, Richard.
DeBoy, Frank.
Donahoe, Oscar William.
Cant, James l.. ::
Glanzo, Joseph Ivo.
Hall, Claude H.
Harras, Adam.
Heslin, Joseph Patrick.
Hill, Francis.
Hilliard, Albert Townsend.
Hull, Harry c..
Hunt, William Arthur.
Hutchinson, Joseph A.
Hutchinson, William Alexander.
Jessup, Curtis.
Kelley John.
MARITIME, Feno.
McCrorv, Jesse =.
Meese, Harry.
Miller Lester C.
Meyer, Albert F..
Murdic, John w.
Often, Ernest C.
Ould, Ellsworth Rialto.
Phillips, Albert.
Platt, Ignatius.
Porter, Frank.
Pendergast, James.
Pendergast, John Raymond.
Richel. Ralph
Rippy, Earl.
Roderick, George P.
Schmme>er, Everett.
Sparks, Ira.
Sparks, Lester f.
Sparks, Walter Z.
Stevens, George Albert
Strouse, Edwin Bryan.
Thomas, Evan.
Todd, Samuel.
Zimlock, Andy.
Precinct No. lowest New Castle
Brennan, Michael NJ.
Burrell. Charles NJ.
Cross, Pete.
Crutchfield, Harry.
Davis, Oscar William.
Davis, Roy Alonzo.
Dolsos, Angelic.
Doppelmayer, Fred.
French, John l..
Garbolne, Edward.
Garboline, John.
Hadsell Charles Irwin.
Harding, John B.
Hendrickson, Palma E. l..
Hart, James Kennicott.
Kissell, Frederick.
Kuehn, William. =
Mcdowell, William David.
Meredith, Elmor L.
Nelson, Carl Adolph.
Nelson Earnest b.
Newman, Frank A.
Patch, Harvey Lesley.
Payne, Lawrence.
Peiffer, John.
Prehn, Kuno N.
Rapsesello, Angelo.
Rich, Charles.
Rogers, Frank W.
Roletto,, Domonic.
TheXton, John G.
Thompson, Henry W.
Ware, Earl j.
Wesley, Alfred E.
Zang, William.
Zangcnella, Dave.
Zarlingo, Carl.
Zarlingo, Dominic.
Ziegler, George r.
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Swartz, George Edgar.
Strother, Thomas Dewitt.
Tenneson, Eric.
Vanaken, Clarence Eugene.
Wilkinson, Samuel Lawrence.

Precinct No. 16-Cache Greek
Bernklau, Fritz William.
Berry, John Evans.
Bushby, James Harold.
butler, Cassius Harrison.
Corley, Claud NJ.
Corley, Ora W. ~,
Dorrell, Claud Melvin. n
Dcnmer, Oscar j.
Estes, Richard Harrison.
Estes, Tedford.
Estes, VIM. Bryan.
Evans, Herbert Thomas.
Gardner, Harry Glum.
Graves, Elmer Linda.
Graves, Linus Oliver.
BREEDER, Ray.
Hendricks, Dess Leroy.
sham, Erwin James. =;
jones', Linn Dean.
klrkpa trick, Burl Nelson.
Miller, Fred.
Mead, Don Theodore.
Mccormick, Bernard Theo.
Miller, Ray Calvin. d
Reeves, John VIM.
Rogers, Frank.
Shaw, Curtis Benjamin. p
Williams, Walter. :
Precinct No. 17-Grand Valley
Baughman, Jonathan Curtis.
Bumgardner, Robert Allen.
Blue, Lloyd Jonah.
Crawford, John Gordon.
Carter, Walter Gordon.
Cutshall, William Chester.
Cochran, Chester Arthur.
Cox, John.
Cline, John Henry.
Cox, William Delbert.
Conner, Ross.
Christensen, Henry.
Grouse, Claude F.
Dolby, Jacob Harrison.
Dickerson, Watson.
Dere, Benjamin Franklin.
Dewitt, James Thomas.
Duplice, Nello Eaton.
Eaken, Raymond Claude
Fernandez, Jose IL.
Green, Robert Ernest.
Gardner, Harvey Clyde.
Gebhardt, Robert Jerome.
Hutton, Charles Raymond.
Hargis, Louie.
Hansen, Harry Robert.
Hargis, Fred Green.
Helm, Herbert Leeman.
Herwick, Oren.
Hinkey, Christopher Henry.
Hayward, Jarvis Leslie.
Hurlburt, Frederick Fisher.
Herwick, Guy. .,
Harvey, Harlan Frman.
Hayward, Claude Vernon.
Johnson, Arthur Charles.
kerlee, Walter Joseph.
Kitchings, Carl William.
Milner, Fireman Earl.
Mckee, Aaron Jones.
Murray, Otis.
Mistenz, James.
Mckee, Clarence Dell.
Morrow, Clyde Maurice.
Nordstrom, Gustaf Reuben.
O'Toole, John Harvey.
O'Toole, Joseph Clemenee. -
Parkhurst, Andrew Harold.
Pratt, Charles Edward.
Spencer, John Dothard, Jr.
simmons, Frederick Moulton.
Spencer, Ernest Allen.
Tomlin, Albert Nelson
Trimmer, James Alexander.
Tracy, Clarence Everett.
Thome, John.
Tomlin, Clyde Samuel.
Wheeler, Elmer Isaac.
Werhonig, Frederick.
Waters, Glenn Dale.
Yeoman, Clifford.
Precinct No. iS-Roan Creek
Armstrong, Clarence NJ.
Armstrong, John Leroy.
Bledsoe, Elmer l..
Boyd, frank Mcfarland.
Boyd, James Ellis.
Brink, Ralph L.
Collyer, William Z.
Crandell, Benjamir Robert.
Dougherty, John Vincent.
Elder, William Marion.
Franklin, Benjamin Sanford.
Franklin, Dwight Laffolette.
Franklin, Floyd Cleveland. ~.
Franklin, James Bradford.
Gasway, Ben o. .r
Gasway, William NJ. s,,
Henderson, Ralph Pierson.
Hergert, Reinhold.
Hoagland, Ernest Alfred
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Smith, Roy Alden.
Schultz, Otto William.
Smelcer, Neal Joseph.
Smith, Hugh Ivan.
Schultz, John Joseph Bismarck.
Trainor, Carl John.
Thome, Pete.
Tully, Frank Paul.
Webb, Fred Gilmore.
Warlick, Guy Cornelius.
Yeoman, jesse Wilbur.
Precinct No. West Glenwood
Baillie, Kenneth Alexander.
Bristow, Frank William.
Bosworth, vane Cleveland.
Bailey, Claude Eugene.
Crssman, Ellis Rundall.
Coe, Samuel Daniel.
Cross, Bertram Josiah.
CODY, Joe.
Campbell, William Arthur.
Darrow, Charles Worthington, Jr.
Devoe, John William.
Dever, Thompson E.
Daley, Edmore Roland.
Dore, Jesse.
Flaherty, Louis Francis.
Flockhart, Robert.
Gilmore, Jay Wells.
Goette, Theodore Raymond.
Hesemeyer, Henry Frederick Karl.
Heisler, Raymond Emory.
Howard, Ernest Julian.
Hughes, Charles Edward.
Hotz, Augustine Vincent.
Hayes, George Gibbons.
Ikeler, Phillip Lamar.
Jarvino, Sam.
johnson, Leo Magnus.
Kovicec, Tony.
Keeble, Ray.
Kissinger, Lawrence William.
Meissner, Clement Frederick.
Mccoy, Bert Abner
Meier, Frederick Jurgen.
Marginal, Ern Richard.
McFadden, George Samuel.
Morehead, Basil Des Moines.
Noonan, William Francis.
Noonan, John Lyons, Jr.
Phillips, John Dewitt.
Paris, John.
Roomyan, Constantius.
Roberts, Earl Albert.
Roberts, Guy Emil.
Stowell, Ralph Leo.
Smith, Samuel Rex.
Stowell, Earl Mortimer.
Smith, Kenneth Varnell
Todhunter, Walter James.
Williams, Perry Thomas.
West, Sidney H. L..
Walz, Harry Fonder.
Wilson, Leslie.
Precinct No. 8-North Glenwood
Adams, Walter E.
Beach, Earl Frederick.
Benson, Nels.
Bottorff, Clyde E.
Breene, James David.
Bottortf, Merl Edgar.
Barnum, Charles Henry.
Boni, John.
Boni, Louis.
Brown, Charles Peter.
Bosco, Marcus Clement.
Becker, Frederick Wilhelm.
Barr, Frank j., Jr.
Baxter, Thomas Alexander.
Baillie, Leslie Levi.
Child, Raymond.
Carpendale, James Henry.
Cusack, Christopher F.
Davenport, Wyatt Leroy.
DeMerschman, vetol.
DeMerschman, Albert Augustine.
Everett, Edward Barlow.
Fonzas, Samuel.
Greene, Harold F.
German, Michael.
Gallo, Phillip.
German, Arthur Alexander.
Gogolakis, Manuel.
Hazard, Charles Clifton.
Holland, Augustine NJ.
Hess, Robert A. .r
Heisler, John Henry.
Hill, Noah Sherman.
| Hanna, Benton Ellwood.
Harris, Leslie Jesse. .....
Irons, Harry C. ..-.. ..s .'
Jackson, George, Jr. rr.,
Jones, Gerome Charles.
Lundgren, Sander.
Lottori, John.
Moser, John Conrad.
| Moore, Philip Hugo.
Marshall, Ralph w. =.
Myers, Raymond Marian.
Martaus, Paul ....r .......,,.... ..t.
Margis, William.
Mayer, Lester Albert.
Oberto, Edward Ben.
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16

Keller, Christ.
klonsner, Andey Lewis.
Mallory, David Walter.
Mallory, Otis Albert.
Mautych, Vincent.
Miller, Christopher G.
Peppiatt, Harry.
Sampson, Charley Earl.
Smith, Jay.
Thomas, Charles Edward,
Tippett, Lester Mayor.
Precinct No. 13-Austin
Barr, Harry Robert.
Brosius, John Herbert.
Campbell, Rufus Martin.
Doak, William Ray.
Falls, Cecil Oliver.
Gateley, Frederick John.
George, Claud Alfred.
George, Harry Noble.
Hamilton, Otto Floyd.
Hamilton, Perry Mccoy.
Hollenbeck, Vernon Charles.
Irion, Buford Elton.
Murphy, Oscar Conrad.
Kane, Neail Thomas o.
Purmort, Conant Sawyer.
Smith, Calvin Frederick.
Zerbe, John.
Precinct No. 14-North Rifle
Applegate, Lyle Washington.
Blevins, Willis Lawrence.
Bourdette, Clarence Oscar.
Buckles, Carl Zilligen.
Buckles, John Isaac.
Clough, Leon William.
Cordova, Manuel Antonio.
Corley, Earl Grover.
Densmore, Vance Henry.
Edwards, Andrew Daniel.
England, John Bern.
Estes, Charles Rttner.
French, Glare L.
Frost, Walter Joseph.
Gray, Ellery.
Harp, Harry Horace.
Harp, Ross Con.
Hickman, Earl Frederick.
Hickman, Ralph Bernard.
Howard, Roy Belcher.
Jackson, Grant c.
Kroll, August Andres Ernst.
Linen, Ralph Bryan.
Lacy, Wilnam Ross.
L?shbaugh, Silas Leas.
Lowell, Walter Henry.
Miller, Raymond Horace.
Miller, William Henry.
Mock, Virgil Lee.
Moore, Harry Lester
Mullen, George Albert.
Olsen, Thomas Alvin.
Powell, Arthur Franklin.
Smith, Newton Dexter.
Smith, William Andrew.
Soule, William Odbre,.
Stauffer, Edward Ebersole.
Szikra, Pail.
Taylor, Donald Oregon.
Taylor, William Isaac.
| ''''p, iSN"hiu ivy
Wigginton, Clarence Everett.
Wright, Leon Lincoln.
Wurtz, Wilton Henry.
Precinct No. 15-soutn Rifle
Ashbaugh, Henry Clay.
Blossom, Joseph Charles.
Brenton, Wayne Emerson.
|
Blackmore, Harold Robert.
Bradshaw, Thomas Dee.
Boldt, Alfred Leroy.
Cruz, Manuel
Chinn, Clarence Almond.
Clark, Lawrence Barrett. .f,ar F.,
'Dorma, Albino. .....a..-
Evans, Charles Dana
Finley, Ray Kirby.
Gonsalez, Visente.
Grant, Lawrence Emanuel. ss
Galloway, Royce. atl
Guzman, Jesus.
Holcomb, Virgil G.
House, Jay Lawrence.
Harold, Arthur.
Kelly, Charles Austin.
Keys, Charles Elroy.
Lovato, Antonia.
Landsdown, Henry Miles. ). =.
Lippineott, Archie A. ~
Miller, Leo Albert.
Mayes, Leroy Clinton.
Munro, John Ranney.
Nasland, Ralph Christian.
Nasland, Charles OFT. !, y.
lOyler, Edgar Eugene.
fPlummer, Bert Howard. .S
4 IPeafson, Peter. iiing u fsoF Z
Romero, David.
Roatcap, James Harrison.
Stewart, Harry Truman.
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Popular Mechanics offers no premiums:
does NOT Join in clubbing offers" and
en'~:72s no solicitors to secure subscriDtions
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Precinct No. 11-Divide Creek

| Precinct No. 11-Divide Creek
Alden, Lester.
Austin, Merritt D.
Baldwin, Chas. E.
Banta, Charles w.
Banta, William l..
Bray, Joe j.
Bum, George.
Burns, Ernest NJ.
Burns, Randall H.
Bushy Frederick Earl
Buttram, James.
Buttram, Thomas Eligh.
Conner, Floyd Almond.
Conner, Harry NJ.
Dibble, Gaylord Ray.
Eells, Victor G.. .-
Flynn, Hugh P. .. s>
Fuller, Chester Leroy.
Galley, Harvey.
Galloway, Wayne.
Gossett, Frank T.
Goyn, Roy.
Gustafson, Adolf.
Hansen, Carl Albert. ,i -.
Hansen, Joe NJ. ..
Hansen, Richard A. M
Harris, Earl Elezar.
Hasselbush, Earnest.
Hooker, Arthur R.
Hogsett, Fran L. :,
King, Myron A.
Larsen, Alfred Lloyd. ~.
Larson, Oscar.
Larson, Otto Beacher.
Lauthers, Robert. >.
Loesch, Edward George.
Long, Clifford T.
Maday, Stanley Frank.
Maday, Sylvester Frank.
Miller, Henry T. -..
Mitchell, Samuel N. II
Often, John. Albert. -. ~ Il
Often, Noah. t.
1Po5i.ter, cail =. p p
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Ricketts, Ffstkiin FssreA. ,f ;
Robertson, William Wren. ),
Rule, Kenneth h. 49,.
Ryan, John. r
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Sallee, Orvial R.
Sampson, Criswell.

Sallee, Orvial R.
Sampson, Criswell.
Sander, Harry Maxwell, Jr.
Schiller, Charles.
Shideler, Chas. j. Jr.
Skiff, Marion E.
Smith, William NJ.
Starbuck, Raymond NJ.
Stobaugh, Andrew Wayne.
Terrell, Harry NJ.
Terrell, Roy.
urch, Harry Effort.
Warren, Guy l..
Weatherly, Charles Fl.
Weatherly, James Boston.
Weatherly, John H.
Youngs, Edwin.
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q r.. flushing
Mss Mary X. Rowan. daughter Of
nrA Sanford c. Rowan Of No Z
Riverside Drive. and Robert Munson
q Albany. we're married last evening
in D. Stephens Episcopal Church.
The wedding Of Miss hhrgaret
Hsien Ksiler. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mra George A. Keller % Brooklyn'
ssd Lieut. Kari william Firths. took
piaos yesterday in the Church OF tho
Transfsurstion.
Announcement has boon made ~ 'he
snEagemont Of Miss Katherine ClaTN
, Culver, daughter Of Mrs. Charles Po'-
tor king, 20 Rodney Williams - >
N. r. Miss Culver is tho grahh'
daughter OF tho late Senator "HIi'4n
A. Clark OF Montana
Miss Bertha SHUTS, daughter %.
Nr and Mrs. Frederick G. Brown o'
this city. and Lieut.. Russell hereseS
pougherty, were married Tuesday ~
the home Of tho bride.
Miss Helen 4. Levy, daughter o'
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Levy OF 40
iOs Central Park West was mar I wv
20 Theodore Prince yesterday at 'he
homo OF the bridegroom's parents
Mr. and Mrs. = $. Prince no ID
West Seyentieth street.
The evening world., 1917-12-20
SHE is A SANTA 20 TIMES.
Mis-. EidrIdge Gives Annu" ph""e'
for Her sunday school.

HARTFORD. Conn Dec. -o.-fo'
N. tYe1,lc,A time. MIss Mary Fldri's',
,he FAIRY God-mother Of LAichheid
COUNTY" playol santa Claus to-day to
: ,r,InIoaJ Of children from the vicinity
Of her home IA Norfolk
Three hundred members OF the Nor
folk CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school came
20 Hartford and enjoyed their annual
turkey dinner at tho Allyn House as
guests Of Miss Eldridgo, who is super
in,endent Of the sunday school. She
vas assisted by the Rev. John Barstow
pastor OF the Church, and Burton Collar.
Assistant Superintendent OF the school.
\ shopping expedition followed the
dinner.
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of professors called 10 tho service n
ths Nation are being ptid by Coilnbit
IN parf or IN Full
President Butter pointed out a. his
recent annual report that the unItsr.
sity vas hit hard by taxes on hoquast
1f q public character
~ Tor the general Increase IN o. On.
even tho necessary mop has Epnn ~
IL per cent In price and stntlouery
and printing about ~ per cont tIec.
trical supplies havo taken a big jump.
somo articles having Increased 81 pcr
cent TO employ tho needed labor on
the campus and In tho building has
caused another drain. because of tho
scarcity Of tho kind of men needo1
The evening world., 1917-12-20

IHpaTEp ntNs aad fopssa1's ~ 'fn 7f
.as'f Hvss bsf1rs NJ Hgover w Wasbfestgn.
aa.
bOtorsfT is M friagf gfos We ba'of' raat = ~ ' 9.
'.IHon in Wss.iHr'7n. eHafrsd vf,a tr..s '., .
FtrENr4 - 'sn shndfsn hays sB'tinsi perm cor
...H apffosais - ssiopt hsiS,bors bo1.
rGr SOotEss XMAS r., sr.t -ms IN ssrrf- ~
So. '. sIflr
fTr fpV NAM" detained 20 srfrl' 1r1r. ..H.
...s a s,t ~ isvana tapsr' 20 bavs s''.p gs.asn
sTv Hrrs.
r'fr- sHprsf wtrs New Jersey Bog s1Brt.r
frr a...n r.i 60 breast puue'prsd ts'rs s11 ,rs.
t Nfr1 ls,vss hrt1y because hs wanted ... q.
nss s'h bs parents speaking only German. ~ l' not
deser..a1. chicago court ruled.
TONngroNEs n., srnsnsd IKE tsr rooms ~.r-
found 70 - nllsd with Whisksy ~ wichita rails. To-
The evening world., 1917-12-20
100000 IS COlUMDIi'S
LOSS BY ENlISTMENTS

Columbia UnlverTty's income has
fallen m $50. 900 because - reduc.
ton IN registration resulting from on
lis'msnts OF students Tho fact was
made public yesterday.
Ncsldog tho decrease In student fecs
tho university feois tho increased cost
~ fuel. which added t3b 200 ~ ex.
pcnll'urcs during 1917 and will add
n burden ~ ti0. 900 IN 1918 The salaries