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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-01-18

The above ls a statement Of the
enrolment and attendance In the va
rious buildings. grades and rooms Of
the Snyder schools for the month
ending January II, 1918. It will be
noted that the total enrolment Is
725 against $40 this time last year.
The number still belonging 62i, docs
not include many pupils who for
sickness have been absent three days
and who are temporarily of the roll
While our enrolment is smaller we
have lost proportlonally a smaller
number by removal and withdrawal
than last year. this year lOi against
1870 for the fourth month last yeaf
The number Of cases Of corporal
punishment for all schools for fourth
month this year was eleven against
twenty four last. the tardlness twenty
seven against forty-fiye the CORES
pondlng month last year. We are not
n, ali nroud of the report on tardl-
ness. The number Is greater than
tho sum Of all three preceding
months this year. We trust this VIII
show a material improvement We
nrs, mt pet careless on this point
Tho scboois In most respects are
In o,ooilont condition. Some changes
hoe, made necessary on ac-
lconn, of the loss Of Mr. Appleton and
a. watsop in the High school. but
bo groote-t nossible care in filling
moe ,ioces has beep exercised For
a. A,nloton,s plaee every effort
,.s boen made To secure q oompc.
,eb, teacher seven have been elect
IA and kilograms sent Immediately
,r, al ,o chosen have been elected
- ,os,,ioDs elsowbere paving better
s,,arlos for ammo. other reasons they
could No, accent This position has
49, o,fo-ed 10 one teacher ln New
ua.i,o o,o In 1ficbigan one In Flor
Ia a.d rvc In TEXAS. but FOR rea-
so,s ho,oro stated we have failed
| - so.nr. nm, mn To the standard re-.
an,,od A. tho urgent solicitation o.
~ po,rd and superlntendent. Bro.
slm. hos ,rreed 10 serve as teacher
tho remainder of the term. He was
H. 90 .orse an anpileant for the place
a.d oc~ontes Win reluctance only
-. NJ onnrseiated our urgent
nood rhis metbod Of filling the
-. ., non ,s bolrq psed In sweet
.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-01-18

Bison, Dell. woodard. Lloyd Noun
tain.
Friday night, January, 2b-Deep
Crock. German, Sharon, Egypt.
Mooar.
Teachers at all these points will
be sent literature and requested to
advertise tho meeting as much as
,osslble and have the chllffen pre-
pared to open a Thrift stamp book
with at least 20 cento.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-01-18

Guy E. Casey had a letter this
week snylne hat his brother At Camp
Ke,rney. San Diego is some better
but sull in serious condition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25

Miss Vera Perkins of Ellsworth
visited in the city Tuesday.
Doctor T. w. Ashley was a bust
ness visitor in ST. Paul today.
L Cranmer Of Lake City was
business visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wright and
family are camping at Buffalo Lake,
Mimi.
Miss Lillian Nelson visited over
Sunday with Miss Marian Letzen at
Ellsworth.
Mrs. Anna Keith left Sunday for
Columbus. for a two weeks visit at
the home of her son, Floyd Keith
Miss Hattie Malberg of Minneapo-
lis arrived this morning and is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Bennett.
The Stewart Mere. Co., of this
city have purchased the entire stock
of General Merchandise Of the P.
Engel store at Big River.
Mrs. J. M. Trickey, Mrs. Matt
Elertson and son Clifford, Miss Con-
stance Iverson and Russell Harris
left yesterday on an extended motor
trip through the northern part of
the state.
DR.. A. F. Moynihan. Captain of
the M. R. G. is stationed in a Base
hospital. at Camp Custer, Battle
Creek, Mich. He writes that the
Camp can accommodate $4,000 men
and there are 200 doctors there now.
It's estimated that there were
about 1000 people in Hudson Tues
day to bid farewell to the Pierce
and St. Croix county boys who left
that evening for Camp Grant, I'll.
The Hudson, Roberts, New Rich
mond and Ellsworth bands furnished
the music. The Hudson and New
Richmond Home Guards marched
with the boys from the Armory to
the Court House and to the depot.
The boys left on a special train at
100
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25
Local News

Russell Nelson returned Saturday
from Milwaukee.
Ii. Plummer left Sunday on a
business trip to Durand.
Miss Emma Kinney visited friends
in Saltwater over Sunday.
Ed. Rock of Saltwater visited
trends in the city over Sunday.
1.-The Stacker" at the Auditorium,
tonight and tomorrow night. -adv.
Mrs. r. L. Hurd and daughter
June. are visiting relatives at Rice
Lake.
Born, Friday July 10Th to Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Hanson of this city, a
daughter.
David Huddleston arrived from
Lake City this morning for visit of
several days.
Judge W. P. Knowles left Tues,
day evening on business trip to
Albany, N. Y.
Mrs. L. B. Hall and Mrs. Sam
BoIes visited with Mrs. Clonts at
Beldenville today.
Miss Lovila Mosher leaves the
latter part of the week to spend her
vacation at Waupun.
Percy Symes Of Mossbank, sask.,
arrived home Saturday a d e t t
Tuesday for Camp Grant.
C. ]. Brown of the Brown Safety
Ladder Co., made business trip to
Superior and Duluth this week.
Miss Marvel Hansen of Rice Lake
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r L. Hurd, Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Smith w a s t h e
guest of Miss T bora Webster at
at Roberts from Thursday until Sun
day.
Mrs. A. F. Morgan returned to
Minneapolis Tuesday after a few
DAYS visit with her father, G. W.
Chinook, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson of
Menomonie visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L L. Plummer from.
Thursday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deiss went to
St. Paul this morning to see their
son George, who leaves this evening
for Camp Wadsworth, S. G.
Walter Florness arrived h m
from Columbus Barracks Monday.
he has been given a furlough on &C
count of physical disability, subject
to later call.
There will be an ice cream social
al the Arthur Bailey farm, 4 miles
north of town on the Hudson road,
Friday evening, July 26th, for the
benefit of the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Ingram and
family of Rice Lake spent Saturday T
and Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Gilbert Norseng. M is S
Helen Ingram remained for two
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Walker of this
city, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Seneker of Hudson
Prairie motored to Bertram and
Gray Eagle, MINI on Saturday, re-
turning Sunday. w. H. Putnam at
the wheel. Mr.. Putnam says Mime
80 1865 nxo +Lo host ho ouor. cow
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25

Mrs. John H. Nelson of Minot, N.
d is visiting Mrs. Gilbert Norseng.
Reeds orchestra have been en-
gagged to play for a dance at Cot
tage Grove, Mimi Saturday even
ing, Aug. 8. Tomorrow the orches
ira plays at the Beldenville pavilion
and Saturday evening at Ilwaco
Springs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25

Miss Katherine Lucas of Durand
is the guest of Miss Mabel PlummeH.
Mrs. Anna K. Johnson and nephew,
Gust He!egson, of lola, motored to
this city last week Wednesday and
visited with Misses Inanda and Jo-
sephine Johnson. They left Friday
for Annandale, Mimi, to visit Mrs.
Johnson's daughter, Mrs. Dale.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25

G. NJ. Stewart returned from Chi
cago Sunday.
Mrs. N. Chryst of Hudson visited
in the city Friday.
Ray Colwell was business visitor
at Hudson yesterday,
Fred Young of Minneapolis visited
friends in the city Monday.
"The Stacker" at the Auditorium,
tonight and tomorrow night. adv.
Leonard Moline went to Minneapo-
lis Friday to enter Dunwoody Insti-
tute.
Mrs. Geo. Currier and Mrs. Leone
Solbarg visited friends in Ellsworth
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. We're Sanders of
Albert Lea, Mimi, Vi S i tie d in the
city yesterday.
Jay H. Grimm arrived home Mon
dav from a business trip to Milwau-
kee and Chicago.
Miss Laura Weld returned Friday
from months visit with her broth
e. at Boulder, Colo.
Professor and Mrs. w. H. Hunt
and children left Monday for a visit
at Kingston, this state.
Miss Grace Sturtevant Of ST. Paul
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sturte-
want, Tuesday and yesterday.
Charles Rush of Big Lake, Mimi,
visited friends in the city Monday,
he left Tuesday for Camp Grant.
Miss Constance Iverson of Dony-
brook, N. D. visited at the home
of Mrs. Henrietta Carroll last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Curt and fami-
ly of Cumberland motored to the
city Sunday and visited Ernest Pet
erson.
John Foley of Colorado Springs
arrived in the city yesterday and is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Foley.
VIM. Carleton of Duluth was in
the city Monday visiting his aunt,
Mrs. w. S. Armstrong and Uncle,
w. D. Carleton.
Orson Pratt has resigned his po-
sition at Ellsworth and left h S
morning for Appleton where he has
a position offered him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stewart and
family, are spending the week in
Hudson at the home of Mrs. Stew
arts parents, Sheriff and Mrs. A.
Larson.
Teachers Wanted-For two Rur-
al schools in Brunette Co., Wis
State price and experience in appli-
cations. Lewis n CurTY, OlerK,
Shell Lake Wis.-adv.
DR.. Clough, the man to consult
about your eyes, up-to-date meth
DDS, latest styles in frames and
See his patients about
his work. Office room 2. Gladstone
Hotel 7th and 9Th of each month.
Chaplain and Mrs G. o. Purdy of
Fort Smelling visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller, Thurs
day and Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Full
Ter and daughter, Miss Ruth. re-
turned to Fort Smelling with them
and remained until Sunday after
noon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25

Douglas Allard visited n h e
Twin Cities today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hodge visit e d
friends in Hudson Friday.
Prof. and Mrs. Goble are visiting
with friends in the Twin Cities.
The Stacker at the Auditorium,
tonight and tomorrow night.-adv.
Ed. Starkey visited his parents at
Elmwood from Thursday until Mon
day.
George Pratt visited his brother
at st. Croix Falls from Friday until
Monday.
Lutte Dodge is working for the
Ramer Auto Co. demonstrating
Fordson tractors.
Fred Muckenhausen arrived home
this morning from a visit with his
daUg ter at Hudson.
Wanted at once, young women
from this city to enlist for war serv-
ice. Apply to Mrs. Jay H. Grimm.
EFFICIENCY requires the best of
eyesight. DR.. E. C. Doberts, optom-
etrist, at Gladstone hotel Friday,
Aug. End.
Bengston Exman of the town of
Trenton committed suicide Sunday
by cutting the arteries in his wrists.
He was 70 years old.
Miss Jane Morris Of Darlington,
N. D., arrived in the city Saturday
and visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Reynolds.
Ida Jane Dawson celebrated her
third birthday, lastweek Wednesday
by entertaining number Of her
little friends at party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Kimball re-
turned to St. Paul yesterday after a
weeks visit at the home of t h e
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Kimball.
Mesdames Jay H. Grimm, w. P.
Knowles, T. M. E. Hamilton, w. A.
Magee and E. E. Buck entertained
the Priscilla Art Circle at the form
oy.'c homo thiC aftornoon
Mr.. Lester Crentz and children Of
Eau Claire are visiting at the home
Of Dr.. and Mrs. R. N. Rork. Mr.
Crentz is one Of the Professors at
the Eau Claire Normal, he teaches
History.
There is to be dance at the main
cottage, Ilwaco Springs Saturday
evening, to which an invitation is
extended t 0 everybody. Dancing
from 9 to II o'clock. Reeds orches-
ira will furnish the music.
Miss La Juell of St. Croix Falls
arrived in the city last evening from
Chicago where she has been attend
ing the r. C. u. Convention and
will visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. J. Palmstein for few days.
Miss Alice Beggs of Hudson and
Roy Mcfarland of Sank City, were
married in St. Paul, Tuesday July
10Th. They will make their home in
Sank City where Mr.. Mcfarland is
engaged ia t h e manufacture of
tractor engines.
Ganus V. Fait and Philip J. Gray,
who have been working in the north
ern part of the state. have been noti-
fed that they have been selected to
represent their Alma Mater, Cam
pion college, at the Summer TrairE
ing camp just opened at Fort Sheri-
dan. Both young men are quite en-
thusiastic over their selection and
feel confident that military train
ino will do them q world of UOOd
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-10

health / believe the Compound will
cure any female trouble. Mrs ALICE
HELLER, Christopher, Ill.
Nervousness is often a symptom Of
weakness or some functional derangc-
ment, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
+ pnahss Vegetable s.yo ComPound ns =. E.
experience.
If complications exist. write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
suggestions in regard TO your ailmeut
The result Of its long experience y
at your service.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-10
Henry Hutton Returns
from Trip to Iowa

Henry Hutton returned to Canon
City on Thursday from Des sIoines.
Iowa. where he spent the Christmas
hoiidays with his two sisters Mr.. Hut
ton greatly enjoyed the trip. despite
the cold weather. which was zero and
below most OF the time during his stay
in Des Moines and vicinity. An inter
esting feature of Mr.. Hutton's holiday
outing was visit to the military can
tonment at Camp Dodge. where twen-
ty thousand young men are undergo
ing training for the army. He says the
men are well housed, well clothed and
well FED and are fast being developed
into a splendid body OF troops. There
are fewer men at Camp Dodge at pres
etn than for some time past as TWEEN
ty-fiye thousand have already been
sent from there for overseas service
in France New men. however. are
rapidly coming in under the provisions
of the selective draft. There are about
Eve thousand cosored men a. Camp
Dodge, mostly from Alabama and
Georgia. Many of them had never
worn shoes until their conscription In
TO the army
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-10
RED CROSS NOTES

The large Red Cross card at the
Strathmore Hotel has upon it -
smaller crosses indicating q hundred
per cent membership for that popular
hostelry. Every empioye and every
member OF the Strathmore household
Joined the Red Cross.
Frey & Collins furnished member
ship OF eighteen to the Red Gross
another one hundred per cent estab-
lishment in Canon City.
The Round Crest Canning company.
management and employees. responded
with hfty.six members to the Red
Cross. which Is the largest member
ship from any one plant thus far re-
ported. Tho good work OF Mr.. p. H
Troutman and several OF the employes
had much to do with this fine show
Ing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-10
Treasure Bags
for the Soldiers

The treasure bags" being made By
the ladies of Canon City for use in the
military evacuation hospitals have
ben pouring into the Office of the sec
retary OF the Chamber of Commerce
very rapidly since Christmas. Mr..
Bradbury Informs Us that he now has
more than SIX hundred OF them on
hand and the number Is increasing
every day II ia expected that these
bags will be called for about the hf-
teenth-of this month and all who are
engaged IN making them are urged to
send them In by that time If possible
These bags will be very valuable to
our men in the armp. They are to b.
used In the nrst line trench hospitals
Everything taken OF wounded SOL
dier will be placed in one OF theee
bags and II will be hung at the head OF
his bed and sent with him wherever
he goes. II Is hoped that Canon City
will furnish at ieas, thousand OF
these bags.
II matters little as to the material
used In making these bags. SO long
as II is strong and serviceable. bot
good many of the bass taken to Mr..
Bradbury's Office have drawstrings
that are not sufficiently strong. Tape.
or some kind of cord or shoestrinE
should be used.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-10

neEtOuSuebS, u u q
was IN 6 run down
condition. Two of
our best doctors
failed to do me any
good. l heard 80
much about what
Lydia E. Pinkham's .
Vegetable Com
pound had done for
others, 1 tried it
and was cured I
am no longer ner-
vous, am regular.
and in excellent
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-10
Fremont COupty's Roll of Service

munition Train. Co. II. Ambulance,
Corps
Kearney. Walter. Sergeant. Suppl,
Train. Linda Vista, Calf.
Keliar. Donald D.. Sarseant. Co. X
33rd Inf. Camp Mead. Maryland
Kenly. Frank NJ. q. S. s. Hunting
ton.
Henley. Ruben U. S. Army. Avia
tion. Kelly Field. San Antonio. Texas
Henley. w. J.. Corp. 18th U. s
Inf. Linda Vista. Calf
Kennedy. Tbos. j.. Corp. Battalion
D.. 34oth F. A. Camp Funston. Kans
Key. James. Medica, Corps. u. s
Army. Linda Vista. Calf
Kiskaddon. Bruce. headquarters
troop u. S. cavalry. 4oth division
Camp Rearney. Linda Vista. Calf
Kondeifsky. Julian. tRockvaie, :"
8. Navy.
Landen. VIM. Ralph. Loco. Engr-
Reg. Army. Ft. Logan. Colo.
Konfoia, Steven. tChandler, 3+sth
Ambulance Corps. Camp Dodge. Dee
Moinee. Iowa.
Lauterbach. C. E.. Second Lieut.
Q. M. c. n. A.. Warehouse No. 8,
Camp Funston. Kansas
League. James W.. CForence) Ma.
tionai Army. Headquarters Co. 15sth
Inf, Linda Vista. Calf
Lear. l. S. Sergeant Co. %. 1s4th
Depot brigade. Camp Funston. Kans.
Le ouartte. Lawrence l.. U. s. Ma
rines.
Lleweilyu. Clark. U. s. Army.
france.
Lewis. Ta-id G.. tChandle-, L. S.
Marines. Guam
Lewis. Everett W L. s Navy.
Lewis. George. tRocsvaie) Corp.
Long Beach New Jersey
Lewis. George d. tF1orence) Corp.
Co. A. Isf Field Brigade Signal Corps.
Camp Alfred Vail. New Jersey
Lewis. John l.. tKansas) Battery a.
Field Artillery. Headquarters Co. 1870.
Camp Doniphan. Fl Sill. Okla.
Lewis. Reynolds. L. s. Army
Lewis. Victor. 18th Base Hospital.
(awaiting caii)
Lindenberger. Vim. J.. Capt. Quart
errnaster Corpe. Portland. Oregon
Little w. r. Or. tuberculosis In
yes;ieation Committee. Camp Travis.
San Antonio. Texas.
Livingston. A r. Maj. End Bat
talon. lrs,h EnSrs. Corps. Linda Wis
ia. Calf
Livingston. jock. tFlorcnee, Aria-
tioa Section, France
Mack. Vim. L.. Capt. in charge Or
dnance 3ari Div.. Houston. Texas
Nation. Lee larry. National Army.
Middiemiss. Ralph W. headquarters
Company lssth Int, Camp Kesrney.
Calf,
Mile. Arthur F.. L. s Regular. Inf.
Miller. Roy II. Ssrreant Co. d.
Ileth Supply Train. Camp Lewis.
Wash.
Miller. Max. tFiorence, U. 8. Navy.
Radio Service. Asiatic Station.
Montgomery. Donald Finn, Co. II.
is:nd U. s. Inf, 4oth DIV France.
Moran. Richard. Lieut., tFlorence)
32sth Inf u. 3. N. A ~. Sherman.
chiliicothe. Ohio.
Morris. Elton. l.. seaman. L. S. S.
Glacier.
Mott. Harold. Iis,h Ammunition
Co. II. Engineering corrs. Lin
do Vista. Calf. M
Nov. Roy. (Hifside, U. s. Navy.
Monehette. Ernest Medical corps
q. &. Army.
Murray. Byron. SarTeant. ssnd
Acro Squadron. Toronto. Consdo.
McCandiees. Byron. tF1orence) Com
mander. U. S. Navy. Eas. Coast.
charge gun boat.
McCianahnn. Harry p. ti@ong
Beach. Caiif..) France.
Mccormick. John. tHillsidc, n.
Riley. Kansas.
Mcpanie,s. churchiii Co. y. Iisth
Ammunition Train, Truck No. :. Lin
do Vista. Calf
McEniry. Frank J.. Sergeant. Quart
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-10

ermaster's Dept. Camp J. e. johnson
Jacksonville. Florida.
Mckinley. Fred. T. 8 Marines.
/! McKinstry, John. Second Lieut..
356th Inf. Camp Funston, Kansas.
McLain. Ernest J.. Second Lieut..
Unattached. American Expeditionar,
Force. France
McLain, George. tDenver) National
Army. Co. .. t5sth Inf, Linda Vista
Calf.
McNui,y. J., Corp. 18th U. s. Inf,
Linda Vista. Calf
| Newell. Thos, (Rockvale) Cook U
S. Navy. Mare Island. Calf.
Norman. Chas.. First Lieut.. Co. G.
18th Inf. Camp Kearney. Linda Wis
ia. Calf
Northwane Louie, tPortiand, L. s
Army.
o'Brsen. George. L. S. Marines
Cuba.
overman. C.. Corp. 18TH U. S. Inf
Co. C. San Diego. Calf tonicers
Alaiulne taInp-t
Palmer. r C.. 2nd Training Camp
Keliy's Field, San Antonio. Texas.
Palmer. Roy. Aviation Corps. Ft
Logan. Denver. Colo
Parker. Earl. tcnandIer) C. q. 115th
Engineers. Camp Kearney. Linda Wis
IA. Calf
Paulson. wilfred. Regular Army
Fourth Artillery, Ft. Winfield Scott,
San Francisco. Calf.
Peabody. J. C.. First Lieut.. U. S.
Regulars. Signal Corps. Portland. Ore.
PendarviR Lemuel. Co. F. 1l5th
Ammunition Train. Truck No. 2. Lin
da Vista. Calf.
Peterson. p. c.. i5zth L. S. Inf.
Linda Vista. Calf
Perkins. Felix. tFlorence) National
Army. Linda Vista. Calf.
Pook. A. Corporal. Co. C. 18th
Inf. Linda Vista. Calf
Poteet. Albert (Penrose) L. S.
Army. Medical Dept. San Francisco
Price. De Forest 18TH Inf, Linda
Vista. Calf
Proctor, Ralph R.. Major. Camp
Meade Virginia.
Quinn. l.. 157th L. s. Inf. Linda
Vista. Calf
Quinian. Earl, Lieut.. L. s. Navy.
Ragsdaie. Park. First Lieut.. Co. F,
Truck No. ?. 115th Ammunition Train.
Linda Vista, Calf
Rassdaie. W. W. tChandier) L. s.
Navy.
Rathburn. William. U. s. Navy
Ratkovitch Paul. Corp. Co. B. csth
Inf. n. ogei,he-pe Dodge. Georgia
Ray. Ernest. tF1orence, National
Army
RaySurn. Dewey o. L. s. Signal
Corps. Vallejo. Calf
Ricchiutti. Henry O.. National Army.
Camp Funston. Kansas
Ringer. Titus H. Second Training
Camp Brigade. Kelly Field. San An
tonic. TEXAS.
Richards. James E. tRockvaie) Ma
rine barracks. Quantico. Virginia.
Rosth. Roy. Corp. tF1oreneeI Co. F.
ll5th Ammunition Train. Truck No. 2.
Linda Vista. Calf.
Roath. Ralph. tF7orencel L. S.
Navy. u. s. S. Cincinnati.
Roberts. Stanley. J.. First Lieut..
Dental Corps. tawaiting orders)
Robbins. Francis. u. s. Navy.
Romero. Francisco, Camp Funston.
Kansas.
Ross. Elmer J.. Co. c.. Battery 500.
Headquarters Co. Field Artillery.
wrightstown. N. j.
Rowe. Clarence Fred. National
Army.
Rowe. VIM. E.. Medical Corps. Ma
tionaI Army.
Roweciif. Theodore. Supply Co..
Inf. Camp Green. North Carolina.
Rundahl. Earl. Second Lieut.. V. o.
r. c.. A. L. F.. U. S. p. on. 7oi. Re
mount piv.. France.
Runner. Robt- W. Battery D. fslst
Field Artillery. Camp Funston. Kans.
Sage. John E.. Co d. sth Inf.
Santsrello. Luke. tF1orence) Bor-