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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

EXPECTIN-Ths following method
Of removing wrinkles IS satirely
revolutionary. II IS done BY the com
mon sense method OF making the
Pores smaller. It Is surprising the
effect that this produces. The tex
ture Of the skin Is Immediately made
finer. Every one knows how Wrinkly
a course akin usually IS This Is be-
cause the tissue IS flabby and the
pores are large By this new method
the pores brace up" the skin be-
comes more vigorous and as a natural
result wrinkles begin 70 disappear
Get a tvTo-ounce package OF eprol- BY
mixing this package with Just one
tablespoonful OF glycerina with
water. a cream is secured which iz
extremely satiny and delightful. The
eDtol can be secured at the drug
store, and the quantity OF wrinkle re-
mover which can be obtained for the
small cost VIII make you revel In il,
and you viii also get the resulta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

others. the Catholic church is doing
its regular work and nothing more,
till the war ends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

crches - - - features d NJ No. %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

WANTED Both experienced and ine1peri.
rnred young men Tor the telephone Lu,i
urss Aputy S0nthwsstern Bel TsIe
phone Go. Room gUg Sinclair nlde
Tulsa. uk'as or 10 i0csl plant ehiaf OF
eouihWesiefn H~l Telephone Co. 81 anv
OF our exchanges On Okahoma south.
se.tcrn Bel rsl.phore =
YOU Nc MAN Wanted 10 10 ~ ysars
old musi rave a home In Tulsa a som
m'n school education aud furnish rrfer.
,'fr M io character CAL At Tulsa Book
Store
MAN Wanted younE man who desires :
thorough business education and Is will.
lHg 90 NorG shout an hour a dsy mnst
h0 honest ard rsliabIe Sss NJ gpis,
Tulsa Business College
N " MantgS Young man with wheel
idr light delivery. at WAkIsr's Groe.r,
All West Eleventh phone aO0s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED ~
BOSTON. s. aOs-tor rent nice. large
ToomA With two Porchcs and bath to pss
Ties buying iurnfurv. Phone Brown
btHp
hostuN ; ii5--Niee,y furnished ,se9,
ipF Noms
BOuLpER, H. 69tls Large well mrn.
ished rooms south exposure, clean and
mgirru
HOtHDER. s., no5-Nlcely mrnished
southwest room to gentlemen Phone zoos
ht thlNuHAM nOrEL 80 Ia kAat Eicv.
-n,h. newly furnished ICONS special
rates tor transienis Phone 2Is5.
.tNMkRnN. ". l28--A large well fur.
uished room FOR sleeping or light house
lesping Phone 1890
CAMERON. ~ as Nicely furnished
siacrins rooms. reasonable, Phone sd51
.CAhsOA. IS. tI-l- furnished room Tor
tr1t with private iauiy
.CHENENNE. a fvrnished sleeping
room connected with balh very close IA.
CHICAGO PLACE. gll--Nicely furnished
sleeping room Tor two gentlemen pre-
irrrod bsh adjoining Phone sl3s.
CINCINNATI. X. $40 tor rent two large
nicely furnished bedrooms iu private
home. adjoining bath, gentlemen only,
rhorc 6tt5R
pEN,-a. S. loi suite o' Two rooms ad
JOINING fNiNa va NNNNN iNNNlNNFh NlNNtin
tomr ~ uusinost mru aSo garage.
DENVER Re sol -lArgo room aud sleep.
ing potch with two double beds suitable
TOT OF boys,
DkNNEk \. aoh 'tooni, iu new, mr.
uished home. stristb modern, 70 reliable
business pcoulc.
ar Ruir g. $40 latg, room. ,lo,r in.
r.Ddorr home Phone 4el8
DENVER. 5, Ilos-i larso southeast room
iof roni Phone 1859
brN,kR ~, li4-hlru Furnished rooms
~ f,n, thc,s 75e-
hENNhR. r. ota-ouq furnished stepping
DETROIT s.. SOL Modern attractive
room. suitable for tao men separate beds
alec garage Phone Aooa
ut tHuII, =. do3 Large front sleeping
room two gruErmeu, or couple ciose iu.
Ihune 73ls
DETROIT s., uOe ons slsspins room
reference. Phone asa.
uf rRWr. S. s2a -Niss large sleeping
room Phone i25i-R
ltlItD4I. s. Jls tor rent. ono sicspirs
room rs uer week,
.IlGlN. S. outside entrance. ,ouvra.
irut 10 bate foaue men preferred $40
Stuh Eluu, Phone Nas
.llNuuD n bItaFor rent ono .u,,Iy
tutnuhed bedroom sith prvstr ttI..
phones suitable for iso gentlemen or
hiiss breahhst ~ de'ired Phone 50u
10 WupH q. sat Nrwls FURNISHED irout
ari side room Phone sisp
IlHSr W VA Lovely bedorom for frnt.
Rertpmsn oniy over ff8sn rharmaey
ihon, .n6t
va RfH ", iic- Modern sleepiug room
Irving Ibrtment Usage asg2
FRISCO q. 3l0.- ncarnhls aleepiuK room
fot gentleman. ySry close IN lhoua ga32|
o. eae At Jlo s. Friseo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

AUTOS TOR HIRE QARAGEs Il.
TRICKS stoy 81 ~ Beuf, day. week o
mouth. eslagS JSSN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
CLEANING AND DHEINo

SANITARY MATTRESS co -Ma,rc.se,
renovated rctsrHcd home SANE day
Ph0ne Usage 6Atp .u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
WAN II Z %

A $4,000 year man; must be
high-c class salesman No other need
apply. Phone $3.50 for appoint
meut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES

AbfoAOBfLE--W Want 60 hGy aps"sogsr
sutOnobhe, tmsli payment dowu. tesma
ON ba.Hnor Phone 4'-fJ
AUTOMOBILE -Naui tu buy or trade tor
good Dodge nai.t ar auy usht car.
Phone 1887
DoDuk Wa0tvd iata model Dodge hro,,
roadster must DO ln good condition aud
priced rirht box e. q care Wof'd
SAXON Wanted ussd ssrou four road
star. must DO cheap Phone 1721
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

ROOMS For rent. two light housek ospiuE
rooms also one large light Housekeeping
room Phone 5000
ROOM unv housekeeping room Phone
2HtA.W
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
-LrILL nd rnNrNAlInNa

NuTtCE 10 CONTRACTORS
Notice Va hersOy given that scaled pro
possis for the oonsirUcuou OF Que rory
ttu) frot krinfof5rd Cuurretu Girder
bridge, and dismHptIiuf and removing mo
present existing steel span With wooden sp
l,roArhcs. across and over NicAls trcrk, on
way aud ono Twenty t~O (32) foot Rein
forced Cdncfe,s hfIdgt With etrel beam
floor ioisis aud steel hhnd ranlnE between
Sections Twenty .ihree l2Jl snd Twenty as
taul Towhshlp Nineteen tlOJ Norm
Range Twelve u2) Essl, Tulsa County
OklshoWa will be received a. the office oi
tho County CLERK, 10 the County Court
House. CITY Of Tulsh Oklahoma. uniil two
dock T. NJ. March -, 1915 81 which
lime and place during the meeting Of the
Hoard Of County CommiasionrrA the pro
porals will he publicly opened and read
The proposed work IL 10 he constructed
~ accordance with detailed plans and speri
ficAtIons on file with the County Engineer
and With the County Clerk ih the Court
House. Tulsa, OkiAhoms.
The Board Of County Commisaloners re-
serves the Tiehi w reject any or all pro
posals aud ~ saive any teehnioaiittes Ia any
proposal
Riddor, may furnish proposals oa one or
both Of The proposed bridges
All proposals must bs accompanied hy \
certified cheek or bank DRAFT In tho euu, Of
ten ti0) per cent Of the total bid and
made paysbe 70 the order OF Lewis Cline,
Cudnty C1erk 81 Tulsa COunty. Oklahoma
ui aeesptance OF bidders proposal, and
should the bidder within ten tlO) DAYS fail
to-vntst into Q contraet 10 carry ont tho
terms Of bis propossi, the said cheek Ia 10
become tho ptopsrty OF Tulsa connty aud
~ 70 be considered - "a, tnsnt Of damages
drc v delNv and other causes suffered by
the County FROM neglect OF the bidder to ese
cute contract
Proposes must be addressed or delivered
10 said County Clerk, Court House, fulss
uklAhotnst marked nlsigly On tha ont.lds
or BRIDGES IN TULSA COUNTY. OKLA
IONA"
LEWIS CLINE,
Codnty Clerk. Tulsa County. Oklahoma,
PROPOSALS. FOR THE INSTALLATION
OF A HEATING SYSTEM Departpeni
of the Interior. office Of Indian Affairs,
Washington. D O., Feb l. 1918, sealed
p,opss. p,.iai, srs.d sra..., cn the Ss'',SS ,as
the Installation of hsstipF hys,em, 81
the CheroAse Orphan Training Behool, PARK
Hili, Oklahoma and addresaed 70 tbe
'Ccmnnissloner ef Indian Affairs. Wash
inEton, D. o. viii be- received at the In,
dian office until two o'clock D m Of
March II. 1918, for furnishlny materials
and labor for the installation of = heating
system IN strict accordance with the plans,
specifications and instructions 70 bidders,
which may be examined AZ the office of
tho paper or periodical IN which this id
yertissmsnt appears, the United Atstcs In
dian Warehouse Al Chicago, Illinois, ~
i,ouis, Missouri, sfn Francisco, California,
nssots and n the office Of the Rupsrln
tsnasat Of the Cherokee Orphan Training
school. Park Hiii, oklsboms For further
information apply 10 the superintendent Of
the Cherokee Orphan Training School. Cato
Sails, Ccmmissionsr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
LEGAL

Charter. o. bs forfeited 20 the City oi Tulsa
Ia the ease Of failure Of such pui chaser
10 comply With the terms Of his rroposAI
For further paruculao apply 10 the tity
AHditor. Tulsa Oklahoma
The nobtt n Commissioners reserves She
tight 10 reject any aud all bids
pstcd A. Tulsa. Oklahoma, this ath day
OF March. 1915.
PRANK NFwkiRk,
City Auditor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

AUTOS Eightrylindrr Oldsmohue road.
strr iu good mech yhtuirhl condition, y bar-
gain. sif. ono iuscps tourinE new coat
lainf live good iires. sa7h one l9ll
Maupou electric ltEhts and starter. good
merhanir'l condition sl25 See SsNon
h1fuoc Nrrnr,, 300 south houlder
tuMOD1LFs- Two Hudson super sHss
on, Ch a.mrrs light st one Overland. two
lolf thr,rolr's many lofdf one Mas
NeIl or, ellie Bargain. Aato Salvage.
2i5 Past Second
WI WANT your used cars. any condition
tior wrrcAlnr purposes VIII pay spot
cash Auto salvage ans Past Second,
AUTO STORAGE usat H0Jaae. $3.50 per
month space iar au cars cars sold on
romuisHi'u can usage l0bs.
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
REPAfRa
ComTle' laforintut ~ rerairs parts for
The foh2winE make OF ehrt NAL and wire
o'defa shipue. .ams dsy received. G. o. d
Anchor. Abbott usroit.
Dui,k. Cadiusg Chalmers.
Chevrolet. Cais fourier.
Csh@. Darn Dodge.
o N . Em,pol E.mors
Ev,rrt t'srHefE a. NJ q Truck,
lluAsor. HaFUu HgpmotUe
Hrndsrs"b. llar ard Hsladay.
Jafkto- Ianrt,.
krit kno, King little GhH
Mitchell N.rhE Esn. Marion.
Mbrwe' Moon Overland
Ost'and uii.uahHo Ohio
paiFo. Patterson. pone Tribune
hup. leofirst. Pore Hartford
Packard 'i'unwan REQ
u q 90 Rrra Ramhisr
sudfhtktF -Irsdwell saxon,
sfo'dafA uryi1n Thomas,
N'ts Nu'ts0 Wauet-priroit
Aho hosrl rLgrti0s coils and uaea tires
carried Iu atOt. 81 an iitnea
AUTO SALVAGE
2t1 East second 81
AUTOS TOR HIRE GARAGES -
.1Rt CHS stot 81 ~ Beuf dsy. week or
month. s,asS 9S'N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

srRAfED on STOiEN Ono whiie lpliI
sog. Feb. 2lii Phone 9J0S; reward IS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
rREssMAKGNo MILLINERY

pRFssNAkiNG -kofs-,T. dressmakina a,
torrtet prices 109 south Boulder.
Phone lo6-.
bRYsSMAR lSG- Firstclas dresamalinH
az Ms raylof's l025 South Main,
Ossgr tOdg
pRtssMNtlNG .NorA suarpntss,i. Phone
rRrssNANWG caYf5sa, Ass
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co,-Hsn
stitching sud BircuBg ncatly done
Singer Sewing Mschiue Co. III East
second Phour 676
sEWlEG-Waui, !, BY da5. rhoas lis5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS FcR RENT FURNISHED II
thlhtu. n. aI1--Ns..f furuish,d sleep.
me ro.l. uu'atc isirDY. EsHt.yi an, pri
NH.r %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

MOLINE kNIGHl vii uAde Moline
knight four passenger chummy, chtra
wire wheels good condition. Tor two
OF fivepasseuger car, Hight Huick sit
preferred phduc me rhonra kicfct--.
preiufrVd Phone i2J kirter, okla
OVERLAND ROADSTER ror sale over
land roadstor In hru tlAs condition
new top and two new tree, extra casipg
will aell cheap or trade for good truck
fyeatl Earns COMPANY
OVERLAND 1917 Chummy first class
epRdilion good tires $3.50 sASon and
~ Bfis,o oe noalsr aOi south houldei
OVERLAND iour,nE var tor saiu, AOL
North Frisco
PAiGE--for sale nov, convertible road
Hier, either ~ apassenger. box c.
No care World
ASoN for snio ~ owner Ask"n AA
roadster, run only 0Ou miles. Dariert
conditou ~ good o. new ezra rasing
elpsihA and complete outfit, for quick sale
VII sell Tor tiO0 q real tnan v tai ga a.
once Vall 11Ai after o N,
sfu DEBAkth tor sale, 1919 .iN cylin.
der seven passenger Studtbaker Ia sS.
cellspt condiiiOg driven 1000 miles.
ffAuk Reed, Np Fast Second. Phone
BiiA
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07
ANNUAL SHOOT
WILL BE STAGED
HERE next SUNDAY
Registered Tournament With $50 Add
ed Money Will Be Held At Gun
Club Grounds Beginning At
10 O'Clock.

Fifty dollars in added money be-
sides three handsome trophies and
the regular entry divisions of money
is offered for the twenty-secOnd an
nual tournament of the Watertown
Gun club at the local traps next Sun
day. The shoot, which is registered
one, will start at 10 a. m. and re-
freshments may be secured on the
grounds at noon.
There will be six events, four of Is
birds each and two of 20 birds each
The entrance fee for the entire pro-
gram is Sc. The public is invited to
witness the contests, no admission to
the grounds being charged.
There will be $50 added money In
the first event Of fifty targets the high
guns will pull down $500, $500 or
$500 and $500 The second event of
fifty targets will be the same. The
high guns on the entire 100 targets
will receive $1,000, $500, $500, $500
and $500. Three trophies will also be
given the high guns. The Seifken high
gun system, one money for every
three entries, will be used.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07
VETERAN TRAVELLER DELEGATE.
Joseph Klein Will Represent Order
i'm Milwaukee.

Joseph Klein of this city, a veteran
travelling man, grown gray In the ser
vice, is a delegate to the state con-
ventiOn of United Commercial Trav-
elers now in session in Milwaukee. He
represents Watertown Council No
247. The local Council believes it has
the honor of being represented by the
Oldest and best known knight of the
grip in the state if not in the middle
west. Mr.. Klein, Familiarity known as
Papa Klein, has been ION the road
for more than half a century in this
state selling one line only-crockery
and glassware, and while he is vel
along in years he is exceedingly &C
tive and spry physically and mentally
and the local council takes just pride
in his membership and in the fac
that he his representing them in the
state body, knowing full we'll tina
their interests will be we'll looked
after.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07
MAJESTIC THEATRE SOLD
THOMAS BARRETT OWNER

A deal was cOnSumated Thursday
whereby the Majestic theatre, owned
and managed the past two and half
years by Charles Seager, was disposed
of to Thomas Barrett
The new management will show the
same class of pictures as heretofore.
Paramount, Aircraft, Metro, Goldwyn
and Pathe pictures will continued to
be run and Mr.. Barrett will endeavor
in every respect to show the same
high quality of phOtoplays as hereto
fore.
Charles Seager will answer the call
of his country in a short time, and
wishes to express his appreciation TO
patrons for the liberal support ac-
corded him and bespeaks for the new
management the same.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07
UNHAMPERED INDUSTRY.
That Will Be the Theme of Speaker
Here June Is.

A traveller and author of note will
be the principal speaker at the meet
ing of the Watertown Manufacturers
Dinner club on June IS The club has
secured for the occasion Mr. James
0. Pagan of Waverly, Mass, a mem
Der of the National Association of
the United States. His subject will
be, Industry must be unhampered if
the United States is to win the war;
This is timely subject in which
many are vitality interested.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07
First District, Dodge County.

Adelmeyer Arthur, Mayville.
Baerwald Hugo, Juneau
Ballaz julius, Spencer
BarganZ Fred, Watertown.
Barner Charles, WATERFOWL
Barthel Paul, Juneau.
Bast William, WatertOwn.
Beck Louis, Theresa.
Beck Jacob, Campbellsport
Becker Joseph Jr., Neosho.
Behling THEODORE, Redwood
Berg John, Theresa.
Bintzler Frank, Lomira
Bittner Victor F., Mayville
Blaese Albert, Mayville
Blazel Ignatz, Newburg.
Blohm Rudolph, Mayville.
Bogda Edward, Horizon
Bogenschneider Otto, Mayville
Bohn Herbert, Horizon
Bonan Louis, Mayville.
Borchardt Huber, Rubicon.
Borth Oscar, WatertOwn, r. l.
BraunschWeig Bernard, Oconomowot
Braunschweig Erwin, NeoshO.
Braunschweig, Reinhard, Waterfowl
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07
THE WEATHER

For Wisconsin-F'ai tonight and
Saturday and in west portion tonight
Coolest during last night 46; warmest
today &c.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07

Meyer Irving, RubicOn.
Miller Joe, Theresa.
Mittag Erwin O., Watertown.
Muche Herbert, Mayville.
Muenzmeier Edwin, Horizon.
Musack Eddie, Theresa
Mass Arnold, WatertoWn r. 2.
Nageli John, Lomira.
Nehls Paul, Mayville.
Neumann John, Oconomowoc.
Mere Ernst, Redwood
NummerdOr Clarence, Woodland.
Otto Bernhard, WATERFOWL, +. 8.
Pagel Erwin, Horizon.
Radloff Roland, Hustisford.
Rantzow Henry, Hustisford.
Raue Adolph G., Horizon
Raue Ernest F., Horizon.
ReichOw Earl, Woodland.
Retzlaff Paul, Mayville.
Reusser Fred Horizon.
ROesler Rueben, Hustisford.
ROethke George, HustisfOrd.
ROethle Leo, RubicOn.
Roggenbauer William, Attention.
Roll Almond, Mayville
Rupprecht Arnold, Juneau.
Ryden Fred, Juneau.
Ryder Glenn, HustisfOrd.
Sargent Joe, Mayville-
Scharff John Jr., Brownsville.
Schellfeffer Herbert, Horizon
Schiedemeyer Arthur, Knowles.
Schilling Paul, Horizon.
| Schelgel Edwin, Mayville
| Schmidbauer Arthur, Knowles.
Schoenike Edwin, Ixonia.
| Schulz Edmund, Rubicon
| Schultz Hubert, Lomira
Schumann Robert, Mayville.
Schutt Martin, Woodlands
Smith Elmer, Iron Ridge
| SpalthOlz Arnold, Horizon
Sommerfeldt Roy, Redwood.
Sommers Edward, Juneau
, Streblow Arthur, Watertown r. 1.
| Steinbach Gerhard, Mayville.
StrOhbusch Richard, Watertown, r.
Strowig Carl, Hustisford
| Tietz Bernard, Watertown, r. 9.
Timm Fred E., WATERFOWL.
Theuer Fred, Rubicon.
| Thompson Edward, RubicOn.
Thren John, WATERFOWL, r. 6.
! Thusius Oscar, Mayville.
| TrOupis John, Milwaukee.
| Uzelac Pete, Mayville. i
Vincent Harold, OcOnomowoc. )
IVeynovich Mike, Mayville
Voss Harry, Horizon. ),
Waehler Leonard, Lomira.
Wagner Alex, WATERFOWL, r. g.
Wagner Fred, Fremont. *
Walter Michael, Theresa. -
Weber Arthur, Brownsville. + =
Wecker Michael, Marshville
Weinsheim Alfred, Neosho.
Weis Alfred, Rubicon.
Weiss Rred, Iron Ridge !
iWendegatz Erwin, Mayville.
Wenzel Roy, Lomira
Weyer Peter, Brownsville.
Wild Mike Jr, Oakfield a.
WittchOw Ruben H., Watertown.
/ Whitman Arthur, Mayville :.
Withheld George, IxOnia
WOlter Gerhardt, Mayville.
WOltmann Paul, W., Watertown. !
Zahn Oscar, Brownsville.
Ziemer Werner, Theresa IS
Zuehlke Alfred, LOmira. ),
Zuehlke August, Horizon.
ZWieg Fred, Lebanon.
Zwieg Herbert, Mayville.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07

Strong girl wanted for ma
chine operator, Is cents per
hour. Must be over 16 years old.
l. l.. Henry Co. 17tf
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-07
Brill Ernst, WatertOwn.
Brunsch August, Lomira.


Brunsch August, LOmira.
Buchner Carl, Mayville.
Burkhardt Frank, Mayville.
Cavanaugh Frank t., Clyman.
Coey Albert, Horizon.
Collin Alfred, Mayville.
Coulter George, Kewaskum.
Creydt Erwin, WATERFOWL, +. 1.
Cundy Harry, Iron Ridge.
Dallman Alvin, LOmira.
DEWITT Edward, Juneau.
DEWITT Irving, Hustisford.
Derge Elmer, Attention.
DielS Gustav, LOmira.
Dittman George, Watertown.
DOrnfeld Ernst, IXOnia.
Duesterbeck Arnold, Mayville.
Engmann Edwin, Mayville.
Falkenthal Hubert, HuStisfOrd.
Ferge George, Mayville.
Fickert William, Theresa.
Fillips Nicholas, Waukesha-
| Fink Walter, Mayville.
| Firks ReinhOld, Theresa.
Firks William, Woodland
Frank Herbert, Hartford.
Fritz Arthur, Theresa.
| GallaSch Helmer, Horizon.
Genger Arthur, Hartford.
| Genzer Herbert, Mayyille-
GrOsenick Alex, WatertOWn, r. l.
Grienke Richard, Iron Ridge.
Grimm Warner, Hustisford.
| Grinwald Edward, RubicOn.
Haddy Alfred, Brownsville.
Haertl Henry, Mayville.
Hart Edward, Oakfeld.
Helmbricht Vincent, Mayville.
Hesprich Fred, Neosho
| Hinkes Edmund, Oakfield.
Hinze Edwin, OconomOwoc.
Hoeft George, Juneau.
Hoerig Ray, Rubicon.
-folverson Obert, Rubicon.
| luck Arthur, Mayville.
Jansen Carl, Mayville.
Johnson Peter, RubicOn.
Justman Ewald, Iron Ridge.
Justman Walter, Mayville.
Jung Oscar, LOmira.
Kaercher Erhard, Watertown.
Kelly Lawrence, RubicOn.
Keup William, Mayville.
Kiefer Andrew, Theresa.
Klink Ray, RubicOn.
lKoepsell GOttfried, Mayville.
Koepsell Matthias, Theresa.
Kohl Nicholas, Theresa.
Kraaeucho Gottfried, Theresa.
Kramer Grin, Mayville.
Kressin Walter, Watertown r. 1.
Krohn Clarence, Iron Ridge.
lKubow Edward H., Watertown.
Kuen, Lester, Brownsville.
Kurtz Paul, Horizon.
LANCE Burton, Horizon.
LANCE Walter, WatertOwn r. 1.
Larson Howard, OcOnOmOWOc.
Larson Glynn, RubicOn.
Lau Walter, Hartford.
Lawrence Victor, Mayville.
Lentz Robert, Mayville.
Liegl Philip, Knowles.
Leitzke William, Horizon
Lindert Bernhard, Woodland
Luebke Edward, Watertown.
Luft Herman, Kewaskum.
Mas Edward, Clyman.
Mas Emil, WatertOwn + 2.
Magyar Anton, Mayville.
Manning Edwin, Juneau.
Manke Edward, WATERFOWL
MargelOfsky Erick, RubicOn.
Margelofsky Harvey, Neosho.
Martin Vincent, Cambria
Mayer Victor, NeWburg.
!. McAleavey Henry, IxOnia
Neither, Ernst j., Watertown
Mertes John, NeOshO.
Metzger Leo, WatertOWn r. 8. i
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ter from the German NJ E. church
was SIS in place of IS as incorrectly
reported
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MEETINGS
Tonight.

Tonight.
Liederkranz
Gun Club.
ST. Johns Church Choir
ShOemakers Union.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-20
ROBINSON HEADS
MANUFACTURERS

Ray Robinson. Of Swayne-Robinson
company, was selected general chair
man of the Richmond industrial sub
region, at meeting of manufacturers
at the Commercial club here Wednes-
day afternoon.
An executive committee, to be in
charge Of war industries activities in
the sub-region was chosen with repre-
sentatives from each county as fol-
lows: Blackford county. George T.
Fulton, Hartford City; Fayette coun-
ty, c. c. Hull. Connersviile; Union
ware county, J. l.. Kimbrough, Mum
county, Frank Carter, Liberty; Della
Gle; Rush county, H. G. Francis, Rush
vile; Henry county, J. S. Quinn, New
castle; Randolph county, E. S. Good
in. Winchester; Wayne county,
George Seidel, Richmond, c. c. Hull
|of Connersville was made chairman
of the committee.
A meeting Of the sub-region execu-
tive committee will be held Monday
afternoon at l o'clock. at the Com
mercial club rooms, when the organi-
cation in each county will be dis
cussed.