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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16
s6,00o,ooo,0oo BOND ISSUE
New Offering to Be Asked of Congress
Bv McAdoo.

Washington, Aug. 13-Secretary of
the Treasury w. G. McAdoo is plan
ming to ask congress in the near fu-
ture for authorization of new bond
issue of $6,OO0,0OO at this session of
congress.
If the proposal is granted, it will
bring the total amount of revenue au-
thorized to be raised during the first
year of the war to $I5,OO0,O00,OOO, ex-
elusive Of ordinary government in
come.
This issue probably will be offered
and subscriptions closed by Nov. Is,
the date on which present outstanding
treasury certificates are to be taken
up.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16
400 MEN FOR SECOND CAMP
Instructed to Present Themselves Fer
Training At Smelling.

Minneapolis, Aug. 13.-Oficial mott
fication to 400 men registering from
Minnesota to present themselves as
accepted candidates for the second Of
ficers' reserve training camp at Fort
Smelling, beginning August q, have
been mailed by Captain T. c. Mus
grave, who has had charge Of the work
of enrolling the Minnesota volunteers
for this line Of military activity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16
WILSON UTTERANCE LIKELY
War Aims and Peace Plans To Be
Given Public.

GIVGn PupIICs
Washington, Aug. 13.-President
Wilson may make an announcement to
the American people soon on our wal
aims and peace plans.
There was three-hour session of
the cabinet, and it is reported most of
it was spent discussing the prospective
proclamation. 1t probably will be in
the form of letter.
Such letter naturally would be ad.
dressed to Senator w. ]. Stone, chair.
man of the foreign relations commit
tee, but as Senator Stone has an.
nounced he will make a speech on
peace and as his views are not in
accord with those of the president,
some other senator will receive the
White House utterance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16
RECORD POTATO CROP
PREDICTED BY CHIEF

Washington, Aug. 10.-Leon M.
Estabrook, chief of the department
of agriculture estimates bureau,
forecast a potato crop of 467, o00,-
600 bushels, 100000 bushels
more than the average, and 104,-
100000 above last year.
* X =
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pone Names Prime Minister.

New York, Aug. ia cable mes
sage from Paris received by the off,
cial French bureau of information in
this city indicates that Mgr. FREDERICK
Tedeschini, who has been undersecre-
tary Of state of the Vatican, has sue
ceeded Cardinal Gasparri as Pope
Benedict's prime minister.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16
ADMINISTRATION PERFECTS Elk.
HAUSTIVE PLANS TO CON.
SERVE SUPPLIES AND CON-
troll MARKETS,
FAIR DEAL SOUGHT FOR
U. S. AND ALLIED NATIONS
Fixing of Prices on Wheat Products,
Licensing of Mills and Elevators,
and Establishment of Govern
ment Buying to Supply
Needs of Country.

Washington, Aug. 14.-The food adj
ministration has announced it's plan
for controlling wheat, -four and bread,
revealing that the government is pre-
pared to take over the whole 1917
wheat harvest if necessary to conserve
the supply, obtain just prices for
Americas fighting forces and their
Allies and reduce costs to the Ameri
can public.
Establishing of buying agencies at
all the principal terminals, licensing
of elevators and mills, fixing a price
to be considered fair, regulation of the
mtddleman and of grain exchanges
with the elimination of trading in flu
lures, are the chief features of the
plan. The licensing will begin Sep
TENDER 1.
The minimum price of So for wheat
fixed by Congress does not become eff
fective until next year, but the admin
1stration proposes to exercise a very
thorough control over this years crop
through powers conferred under the
food and export control bills.
The Government Plan.
Briefly the government plan is as
follows:
To eliminate speculation in wheat
and flour, all elevators and mills of
more than 100 barrels daily capacity
will be required to take out licenses
and make reasonable charges for
warehouse service.
The food administration proposes to
open agencies for the purchase of
wheat at the principal terminals and
is prepared to take over the entire
1917 harvest if necessary to maintain
fair prices.
Grain will be resoId for export in
such quantities as can be spared by
the American people.
President Garfield of Williams COL
lege will head "fair price" commit
tee, and it will be the duty of this
committee to see that the 1917 crop is
marketed on an equitable basis. The
minimum price of So does not affect
this years crop.
To Export Flour.
In view Of the abnormal demand for
grain by the Allies and in order not
to diminish employment in mills, the
government will insist on the export
Of -four instead of wheat wherever
possible.
Grain exchanges and the middlemen
come in for thorough supervision, and
suspension of trading in futures is re-
Quested.
Plans are being perfected for the
elimination of waste in baking and the
production of standard loaf.
All regulation will take effect Sep
TENDER 1.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16
Takes Ship Building From Plants.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 9.-Shipbuilding
operations in three plants in Portland,
Involving 20 steel ships building or
under contract, have been actually
taken over by the government to date.
Wooden ships are not yet affected.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16
|. w. w. Editor Sent to Jail.

Portland, Ore. Aug. 12-John A.
Mcdonald, an I. w. w. speaker and
editor of Seattle, was sentenced to
so days in jail after being found gull
ty of circulating I. w. w literature
at a mass meeting here.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16
ALLOWED NO REMITTANCES
Americans in Germany Cannot Receive
Money.

Zurich, Aug. 13.-The German fed
eral council has approved the recent
proclamation forbidding payments to
American citizens residing in Ger
many. A recent cable dispatch stated
the German government had taken
steps to prevent Americans in Ger
many from receiving money remit
tances. 1t was said this was done for
the purpose of compelling Americans
to leave the empire.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-16

Washington, Aug. 9.-In it's August
crop report, just issued, the Depart
ment of Agriculture forecasts the
prospective production Of the coun-
try's crops, based on their condition
Anq11st ] as follows:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-13
Hohl, Alfred Philip.

Hohl, Alfred Philip.
Hohl, Henry Fred.
johnson, Wayne Buchlor.
Kincaid. Osborn Luther.
Lucas, Edward Ernest.
Martin, Adam.
Matthews. Harry Jerry.
McCracken, Roy Ray.
McCracken, James Riley.
McPherson. Pearl Ambrose.
Meinhardt. Harold Leroy.
Metnhardt, John Elmer.
Metnhardt, Otto George.
Nixon. Charles Ellsworth.
O'Neu, Joseph Earl.
OFT, Jacob Martin.
Palmer, Harry Broshus.
Palmer, Ray r.
Pollard, Lester Clifford.
Reitz, Edwin Oscar Henry.
Schoene. John Calvin.
Schoene, George Edwin.
Smith, Noble Chester.
Springer, Morris Emil.
Springer. Carl Forest.
Starr, John William.
Ware, Waverly Edward. !,
Wedell, David Rex
Wirsig. Orv1lle Dean.
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Washington Township.

Beach, Joe.
Beelman, John.
Bondage. Martin.
Bonneu, Roy.
Breen, 81. C.
! Buechel, Godfred.
Clayton, Stephen.
! Dobson, Wesley.
Duff. Frank.
Fairlte. Alexander.
Foresman. Harry.
, Gerveler. Joseph.
Grossman, Fred. Jr.
Hoenig. William.
Hoenig. b. w.
Hyde. Fred R.
Kramer, Theodore.
! Kuhlmeyer, Stephen ].
LANCE. Clarence.
Linnenbrink. Harry.
Mansheim, Edward.
! Mcdonnell. T. ii. J.
, Morton. Garrison.
+; Nuebel, John H
Nuebel, Henry.
Osburg. Lawrence.
Parad, J.
Pranger, Louis.
Reichelt, Louis.
| Reu. William.
Rice. Chas B.
Rice, Oscar H.
Sanderson, Clyde.
Sawyer, Francis.
| Schroeder, Joseph.
Schroeder. William.
Schroeder, Henry ].
| Schroeder, George.
Schroeder, Stephen.
| Sthurk, Harry.
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Young, Harvey Ray.
Pleasant Ridge Township.

Pleasant Ridge Township.
Atwater, Fred R
Bengston. Harry B.
Benjamin. Henry j.
Burtch, Milo l.
Carroll James A.
Carson, James A.
Carter, Edward E.
Clevenger, Chas. O.
Coleman, William O.
Coleman, Geo.
Conradt, Carl.
Cooper, Aloysius r.
Craig, James R
Denning. Louie n.
Denning, Herman.
Dyer, Fred.
Foster. Clyde NJ.
Fullenkamp, William A.
Goody. Melvin A.
Grannemann. Frank.
Grelk, Andy.
Greene, MT. Henry.
Harmeyer, George.
Harvey, Louis G.
Hosier, Harlo l.
Hueser. John.
Jarvis, Reuben n.
Kemper, Henry G.
Lampe, Ben.
Lampe, AL.
Lenz, Henry W.
Marsh, William M.
Miller. Leroy.
Mehmert, George.
Menke, George H.
! Menke, Barney j.
Menke, John P.
Merschman, Joe j.
Peterschmidt. A. H.
Pierce, Frank III.
Pollmiller, Henry J. Jr.
Rapp, George S.
Ranck, Walter T.
Ranck, Roy r.
Rauenbuehler. Glen.
Rings, Art E.
Rodabaugh, Chris.
Seager, Bryan A.
| Scharpman, Joe.
Scharpman, Edward
! Schantz, vernerd P.
! Scharpman, Frank.
Shelledy, Warren n.
/! ShelIedy, Harry D.
! Sheckler, James R.
| Staub, Perry A.
/ Stewart, Erastus.
| Thornburg, John e.
Vantiger, Steve H.
! Vincent, BENJAMIN E.
/ Vincent, Harry L.
Vorwaldt, Ben G.
Wellman, Ben.
Wellman, George G.
| Williamson, Earl H.
| Wilson, Clarence RI
| Winnke, Gus c.
Van Buren, Township.
Abel Lofn Henry
Brodsky, George Ferdinand.
! Burke, Andrew Leo.
Bryan, Stephen Smith.
/! Burke, John.
/ Cox, Joseph Harley.
Cutler, Paul F.
/, Davis, John Leonard.
Dawson, James Jasper.
Dresser, Roy Warren.
Dresser, Elmer Lucian.
| DeHart, Homer.
Felt, Clarence Henry.
Fightmaster, James Christopher.
/ Henkle, Delbert Amos.
! Herrmith Otto Martin
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Woodroffe, Chas. w.
Valley, Clarence.
West Point township

West Point Township,
Bohnenkamp, Henry A.
Bonneville, Daniel A.
Brinkachroeder, Peter.
Brinksohroeder, Theodore.
Brinkscihroeder. Henry.
Brinkschroeder, G. ].
Bubb. Phil.
Bubb, George Onward,
Conley, Walter.
Conley, Sterling ].
Coop. Basil @.
Culhgan. James A.
Dierker, Bernard
Etka, Earl Charles.
Evan1 Albert Drum.
F7een0r, Robert N.
Fedler. Henry.
Fedler. Theodore. u.
Fedler. John.
Fedle1, Lawrence
Geers. Herman b
Goeble, Carl J.
GoebeGl. William Henry.
Goebel. Bernard Henry.
GrimwoDd. Harold.
Greene, Frank.
Groene, Edward. Il
Harnagel, Herbert b.
Hell1ge. Herman.
Helnoe. Frank.
Hell1ng. George ].
HeInnY. A. B.
Herold., William 4.
Hoenig.s John.
Jansen, Rudolph b
Kalte8ledter. Edward A.
Kaltegledter. Geo
Klasner. Harry.
Klesner, John Herman.
Knabs. Carl H
Knoch, Samuel Edward.
Koenner, Ben.
Koerp1ng. Aloysius.
Kramer, Henry.
Kr5eger, ChCas.
Krimpaer. Robert Bernard.
KroEne4er, John.
Krogmeier. Anthony.
Kro8meder. Ben.
Lane. Harry Earnest
Leo, Oktmer Eugene
Luten., Morton.
Lynn. DIT. O. W.
Nanny, Ralph Albert
Merschman. Frank s.
Mersohmaa, Frank IL
Meyers. Joseph Herman
Nascherk, Theodore.
Nacke. Conrad J.
Ossenbrink, Henry q.
Palmerton. Aultoa Marion.
Pannenberg. Joe.
Pannenberg. John.
Peitx, Stephen James.
PETIT. JoSsph q.
Pieper, I'd. W.
Pogge. William 3.
Posge, John George
Pogge. Albert II.
Pollpeter. August
Pomberg. Henry.
Pomberg. Christ.
PomberE, John.
Ritter, Hugo Joseph.
Sallen. John J.
Sallen. Anton.
Sallen. Joseph.
Sandbothe, Edward
Sandbothe, Herman.
Sandbotha, Harry.
Schierbothe, Harry.
Schultz. George A.
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Lyckberg, Gunner.
Lyon, Sherman T.
Macklin, Eugene Selecial.
NAHUM, Magnus Cornelius.
Marsh, Ray Arnold.
Mayo, VIM. r
Martin, Arthur f.
Malloy, John Sam
Martinez, Santiago.
Macias, Jose.
Mccartney, Ralph.
NcQuade, Leroy.
Meeks, George T.
Mendez. Vicente.
Melendez, fedora.
Mitchell. John Lendon.
AIilks, Floyd Harris.
Miller, Lewis Van
Moxley, William.
Moreno. Torfillio.
Mullikin, G. G.
Newkirk, Fred II.
Nehring. Charles Herman.
Neck, John.
Niggemeyer, Carl Robert
Niggemeyer, Henry John.
Nye, George Basil.
Ochod, Jose.
Ort, Clyde Clifford.
Ort, Harry Wilbert.
Osburn, Albert Glenn.
Owens, Earl George.
Owens, Claud Clarence.
Parish, Give John.
Pavon, Luis.
PARA, Manuel.
Petersen, Frank Willard.
Peterschmidt, Louis.
Peterschmidt, Bernard Henry.
Pezley, Albert.
Pezley, Harry.
Pittman, James Ellitt.
| Pilz, Louis.
! Parade, Jose.
| Ramirez, Natividad.
REM, Theodore Joseph.
Resch, Richard Lawrence.
Rempe, John.
Rebo, Ray Bernard.
Reyes, Juan B.
| Reader, Frederick T.
Ritter, John B.
Richmond. Frank r.
Riddle, Anvil Herman.
Rodriguez, Luis.
Romero, Jose.
Rodriguez, Apolinar.
Rodriguez, Juan.
Ryan, VERNE Roy.
Sanford, Thomas Henry.
Sanford, Walter Edward.
Savington, James Eingrum.
Sanchez, Mateo.
! Sanchez, Magdaleno.
Sabala, Jose.
Schaile, Fred William.
J Schurman, Pete.
Schoaff, Howard Allison.
Scott, William Albert.
Seaman, VIM. Wolter.
Sea graves, Lawrence.
| Singer, Ernest Henry.
Shelton George.
/ Slater, Robt. Lester.
Smith, Darrell G.
Smith, David Martin.
Smart, Geo. A.
Smell, Elijah Howard.
South, J. w.
/ Specht, Fred.
| Stidley, Walter.
Stillwell, Roy Edgar.
! Stein, Edward Carl.
/ Stephens. Walter Leroy.
Swise, Sidney
Swearingen. Clyde Michel.
Thrasher, Carl Brisco.
| Thomas, Ray.
Thumann, John Anthony.
Thrasher, Albert Merle.
l1pLOu, ray SlduS.
| Tobin, John P.
Toole, George Howard.
Tucker. Edward.
| Upton, Sullivan.
| yasauez, margarine A.
/ Velasquez, Juan
vanquez, Francisco.
Valdiyia, Juan.
| Ventura. Jesus.
| Villasenor, Jesus.
Vonderhaar, Anthony Geo.
| Vonderhaar, Theodore.
! vonderhaar. Bernard John.
( Watson. Ralph Waldo.
! Waite, Pearl Edward.
! Walck, Heston G.
! Warren. Albert
J Well, F. A.
! Whitney, VIM. Homer.
| White, George Allen.
! Wenke, Lawrence Ben.
! Winke, Steven.
| Wilson, Ernest +.
| Workman, Ernest Anderson.
Woodland, Jesse Samuel.
Wright, Glenn Elder.
Wyrick, Condor Taylor.
! Young, Beryl Orvil.
Zwald. Charles Henry.
Marion Township.
Barnes, Earl.
Becker, Louis.
Bell. Roy E.
Bentler, Frederick.
Bentler, VIM.
Bick, Frank
Bick, Louis.
Bick, John.
| Blind. Louie J.
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Honor for Sectve Draft June

Denning, Henry.
Denning, Christ.
Ealy. John.
Fraise. Aloyies.
/ Praise, Herman.
/ Foecke, John.
Fritzjunker, Joe.
Hellweg. Hubert A.
| Holtkamp. John.
Holtkamp. Bernard.
lHoltkam2, Allie.
Hause, Earl.
Hunold, william.
/ Kruse, Stephen
Kruse, Louis.
| Kruse, Edward.
Kuhljuergen, Conrad
Leeper, j. IL
Leveling, William
Link, Albert
Link, Charlie.
McDorman, Frank
Mettenberg, Edward.
Menke, John.
Merschbrock. John.
Menke, Theodore.
| Mettenberg. Allie.
Menke, Alloys E.
Merschman, Henry.
\ Meierotto, John.
| Menke, George.
Menke, Joseph.
Menke, Raymond.
Menke, Bernard.
Miner, Sherman
| Miller, Isidore.
| Mullencord. Stephen.
Myers, Harold.
Nichting, Joseph.
Niemeyer, William J.
Overberg. Henry.
! Overton. ]. B.
| Overton, Frank.
| Overton, Marion L.
Panther, Edward j.
Panther, Benedict.
! Peitzmeier, Edward.
Randell, Earle A.
| Rotter, Stephen.
Rotter, George.
! Rickelman, John.
Rueter. Albert.
Soppe, John B.
! Stuekerjuergen, Edward.
Steffensmeier, William.
Steffensmeier, Bernard.
Stuekerjuergen, Aloysius.
Umthum, Henry.
Vantiger, Henry.
Vantiger, Frank.
White, Albert.
Whiting, Henry.
Zastrow, Herbert F.
Montrose Township.
Allen, Charles Schapley.
Allison, Henry.
Allison Harry.
Arvtdson, Van Clarence.
Bailey. Rudy Price.
Bergthold, Simon.
Beletz, Victor.
Beatty, Howard Lincoln.
Benner, Byron Lloyd.
Bennett, Cyrus Paul.
Bertschinger, Lewis Adolph.
Best, Benjaman.
Bowen, Park Lewis.
Boyd, Leslie Leonard.
Brown, Floyd.
Brown, John j.
Bunker, Everett Tony.
Bunker, Sylvester Leroy.
Bunker, Thomas Sterling.
Christensen, Egner.
Cloud, Clayton Edward.
Comstock, Willie Doll.
Cooney, John William.
Crane, William Leroy.
CressweI. Wilfred Lewis.
Davis, Ralph Earl.
Dillon, Edward.
Dresser, Harry Dean.
EaIy, Fred Grover.
Freuhling, Jesse William.
Galvond, Lyle Henry.
Galvond, Harold.
Gilman, Harry Carnes.
Gray, Pleasant Blaine.
Hamilton, Robert James.
Hancock, Charles Russell.
Hawkes., James Otto.
Head John G.
Hit, Frank.
Hornung, Raymond r.
Hornung. Frank Frederick.
johnson, George.
johnson, George Edward.
johnson, Charles.
Johnson, John c.
Johnson, Martin Peter.
Johnston, Presley Manford.
Jemison, Carl Vernet.
Jemison, Floyd Adna.
Keith, Harry Morton.
Keith, Thomas Levi.
Knobs, William Patrick.
Koss, Martin John.
Knobs, Thomas Philip.
Knobs, Loren Able.
Lambert, MILFORD Woodruff.
LeMatty, Clarence William.
IeMatty, Alfred Frank.
ILeMatty, Ferdinand Chas
Mackie, John James.
Marshall, Orwell.
Maxwell, Arthur James.
McClintock, Oscar Frank.
McNaul, Claude Jerome.
McSwiggin, William Joseph.
Megchelsen, Herbert John.
Merryfield, James Lafayette.
Miles, Otis.
Miller, Cyrus Aaron.
Mollers, Henry William.
Moore, Edward D.
Moriarity, Louis LaFaivre.
Myers, Clayton.
NdIra RI
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Fl Madison-East Fifth Precinct

Ft. Madison-East Fifth Precinct.
Adams, Geo. H.
Amick. Arthur P.
Armstrong, William R,
Baum garten, H. A.
Beck, Alva L.
Bellman, Henry T.
Bondage, Leonard H
Boline, Joseph Arthur.
Britton, Robert E, Jr.
Brown, Warren D.
Brown, Alfred Ross.
Carter, Harry.
Clayton, R B.
Clute, Roy E
Coster, Richard l..
Coulson. O. \.
Decker, Harry G.
Engeman, Benjamin F.
Falkenstein, Dwight o.
Feirday, Vollie B.
Fields, George.
Fisher, Jos. E.
F1essenkemper, Henry L.
F1essenkemper, Ben. George,
Foglesong, Jesse n.
Fowler, Lee A.
Franco, Carlos.
Gayardo, Joaquin
Geisen, Frank.
Giles, Presley.
Goez, VIM. F.
Goldsmith, Walter W.
Goodmanson, T. A.
Griggs, Claud V.
Grosskemper, Harry.
Hauck, D. ].
Hauck, John Glenn.
Hanchett, Fred W.
Hellige, George H.
Hoffert, Albert John.
Hoffman, Oscar F.
,Howland, John l..
sHoening, Louis F.
s4Ioeing, Conradt.
sFIundt, Carl A
Hundt, John G.
Jaeger, Bernard j.
Jaeger, Raymond A.
Johnson, Tye.
Kalmer, Roy A.
Kalmer, Robert II.
Kab erline, John.
Kokjohn, Theo. J.
Kraus, Roy John.
Krueegr, Irenaus VIM
Lolita, Ora S.
Little, James G.
Iymantios, Grabil.
Lyon, Casper H.
Mathiasmeier, Ferdinand.
Matheny, VIM. T.
Mcfarland. Malcolm F.
Mcmillan, Harley.
Meerians, Vincent Joseph.
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/, Hoffman, Walter Fred.
Hogan, Richard.
tHolvoet, Martin Leo.
Holiday, Frank Gilmore.
Hornung, John Franklin.
Hughes, James Archie.
Humphrey, A. F.
Hutchinson, 6. c.
Juarez, Jacinto.
Jonson, Linus Andreas.
Kelley, Frank Edward.
Kennedy, George J.
Kipp, Otto G.
Kip. Fred w.
Kirohner, Fred ].
K1stler. Hubert David.
Kistler, VIM. James.
Klein. Fred.
knight, Alan Stewart.
Koehler, Henry.
Kramer. Joe John.
Krogmeier. Joseph.
Krogmeier, Geo. w.
Krogmeier, Frank Henry.
kuhlmeier. John.
Lafrentz, Ernest ].
Larson, Roy II.
Lawse, Anthony ].
|, Leon, Serafine.
Livas, Juan.
Livingston, R. G.
Lopez, Romualdo.
Lopez, Pedro.
Luna, Edwardo.
Lyckberg, Gunner.
Lyon, Sherman T.
Macklin, Eugene Selecial.
Nahum, Magnus Cornelius.
Marsh, Ray Arnold.
Mayo, VIM. R
Martin. Arthur F.
Malloy, John Sam
Martinez, Santiago.
Macias, Jose.
Mccartney, Ralph.
NcQuade. Leroy.
Meeks, George T.
Mendez, Vicente.
Melendez, fedora.
Mitchell. John Lendon.
Milks, Floyd Harris.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-05
PRESBYTERIAN WORKER TO
SPEND WEEK AT KENDALL
Or. Phil {. BARD OF oklahoma City
VIII Give series uf Lectures At
Ipilessp

ur phil C. Baird, pastor ot tho
First Presbyterian church I'm oh.a-
humA city W.ll glVc a series Cf .,c-
lures at Kendall college for one week
h,Iur.n- Monday February -.
Doctor Baird Us one ~ the workers
sent out uy the Presbyterian cduca-
toual board 90 visit the colleges en-
duN,d 1y the church. The lectures
Will Doe OF religious nature.
Devotional exercises at the co''oge
VIII he lea each morning 10y Doctor
Baird during his visi; I'm Tulsa he Will
also address students Of the h-h
school and the Rotary club az It's
Wednesday luncheon.
Miss Marguerite stuart Of Dallas
field secretary uf the Young Women's
Christian association for colleges IN
Oklahoma. is spendine this week at
Kendall college. She will give series
ot lectures to the young women stu
dents beginning today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-05
MILK THIEF IN BAD LUCK

After having bottled milk stolen
from the back porch FOR several
nights. Mrs. Emma ONen of Second
and Frankfort laid trap for tha
sneak thief last night. When mo
miltman arrived she opened NE bot
tie and poured In half cup OF salts,
The bottle was then replaced ON the
steps.
About 9:S0 o'clock Mrs. O'Neil went
TO investigate and found the bot'Ie
missing. Mrs. O'Neil says II ne Io-
turns tonight she will have aho'"ei
dose prepared.
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