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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
TRANSFER |. O. 0. F. MEET
1919 Convention VIII he Held In
LnI hrlL. IIl.InnL If II.IAa

fVEV NUHNVHIIWH VII 1V TIVEU TT
Guthrie IIstcad of Tulsa.
Special To Tho World,
MuSKoGEE, Mayr-sa,-Hecause
the odd Fellows lodrc-at Tulsa is
now busy with plans for new hall
there, the Oklahoma grand encamp-
ment OF odd Fellows today decided
TO rescind the decision reached last
night to hold the 1919 encampment
In Tulsa. Guthrie WAS selected as
the convention city instead. Tulsa
Representatives requested this action,
hut stated the oil metropolis would
be glad to entertain the encampmout
In 1890. The convention Of odd
Fellows was adjourned today after
"A successrul meeting,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
WILL ASSEMBLE WOOL CLIP
Ccntcrs for Gathering State Pro-
dhcii"n 40 lie Announced Soon.
Special to The World.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May
22,--Assembling points for the
wool clip where it viii be coucen-
trated for marketing will be an
nounccd by the state marketing
commission In few days, 1t was
said by Fred l., Rounsegel, secro-
tary OF tho commission. today
There viii probably be a million
pounds this yenr from Oklahoma
sheep, which shows a favorable
progress In the industry now In It's
beginning In the state. 1t Is es-
tinated, from government rcguIa-
tions and the way the crop In to be
taken cure VI this tir,o, that farm
ers may reasonably expect a price
OF between 80 and 80 cents a
pound. net, this year, II may vary
one way or the other, however This
viii he u great increase over previ-
GUS pricos, There viii be no horde
OF niddlemen this time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
WANT ADS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FouNr

LOST AND FOUND.
BROOCH Platinum, set with diamonds
last Monday evening between Tulsa aud
Sapnipae Return to World office. Re
ward.
BROWN HORSE straycd or stolen weight
about 500 pounds, white fAce left
fore leg white IN ihe knoe. wire cut on
lcft hind leg hall way between knee and
ankle joint, black name and tail fore
top short Reward Tor information or
recovery, Phone 75iS and ask for Ma
grc or write Horace T., Thomas, B. X. T.,
COW One dark. cream colorod Jersey COW,
Eiyiug~miik. Eiltcr on, three or four
foot chain jed 10 halter. Can ja9t J
or s25lO. Kcluri, 10 20 North 2unis for
reward
FOX FUR Lost pointed FOX fur led front
lex missing Can doi0
G0LD WRIST WATCH--Lost, married.
claude Miller from Uncle between
Elesruth and Fourtecuth liberal reward
r. b Miller, 1902 South Cagpn, phone
@ahi. y"
LOST Small purse containing 50 or 81
aud express receipt return to A q.
Sraf. Mid West Printing %, Reward
for the return
STOLEN Monday, May l3. SOLID black
mare, about years old, weighs about
LOO pounds IJi = hands high, swinney
w. TlEnl hNbNlutt ana mas luttlork tTlIu
med out Reward Of SIS for return Of
marc and So Tor conviction OF thief.
Address f. ". Sttcly, route ?, BiGby,
Okla
STRAlED ~ stolcn--1Ay horse, 4 years
old, weigh about 500 saddle marks on
back, whvc hind feet, part white front
foot front hoois cracked IN middle, had
shoes on whom last seen, black mAne
and tail Notify Mrs. W j Uhristlcy.
care Bransdall, 1urley, Okla, $50 reward
ruRELY PERSONAL
hAlR TONIC Mrs Wrayburn wray, hair
tonic sold at Menkcmeller's drug store,
lnl East Third
PROPERTY OWNERS 10 list their real ss-
tate and rentals with us Phone 1882.
N1gNi1s & Wilson. 2o6l u South Main.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NuTICE--Thc rubHcl You are warned
20 krcr of Of the nliotmnts Of Ernest
braiton, also stanton Bratton, on Little
Turkey creek No hunting fishing or
camping on the premises allowed Any
ono found trespsSsing thereon will ba
prosecuted. By order oi Josephine Nix
NEWPORT HOTEL Fast First and Bos
ton IS under new management; It has
been rcmodclcd and is thoroughly mn TO
date We Solleit your patronage Rates
- CENTS and up per day. 81 and up
per week Il NJ MathrvRon. prop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

The rlastcrers' and cement finish
ers' union decided TO donate So per
man to the fund. Az there are be
tween $50 and 100 members In Tulsa
this union will raise around $1,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

wAsHINGTON, May 2l-Nomi-
nation Of Major General March, act
ing chief OF staff to be n fun gen
eral, and OF General Bliss. chief OF
lstaftQ to he n general by hrevet, was
sent by President Wilson to the sem
lnte today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

NEW YORK, May 2l,--Army Of
fioers representing the United States
and each Of the allies served today
las psHhearcrs at tho funeral in 81
IPutrick's cathedral of Capt. Antonio
Sllvio Resnau, the Italian aviator
who fell to his death at Mineoln last
week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

AMSTERDAM (Monday), May 90
The Germans have stzod and taken
to Swincmunde, Prussia, tho Dutch
steamship Agneta. which was bound
from Stockholm for Rotterdam.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

WASHINGTON. May 21-Tho
loss OF the American tanker william
Rock kefellor was repdrted 10 tho navy
department today. but without de-
tails. Nothing was said OF the man.
Iner OF the ships destruction or
whether there was loss Of life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
w ire Briefs

WASHINGTON. May Prcsl-
dent Wilson posed for a celebrated
Cuban painter today who viii paint
u portrait for the city Of Havana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES



III ECTRlC COCPE-F For sale. Milhnrr
new batteries, ruaruniccd al bargain
p''rc il taken soon. Phone I632.
FORD For sale, Ford touring car. ~.
o"lcD' shape, run $500 miles $3.50
cash Phone 2S7
FuEp TRuCk-for sale, viii soil chcop
owner leaving town. Inquire Il4H East
Ninth
FOR SALE Buick light six. SAYS. Ford
roadster Sl6U. Ford raceabout SITj.
Auto Salvage 2l5 Fast second
FOR SALE Nv I0I7 Ford roadster. in
perfect coNi'icue {, shoclN absorhers. Yale
= luCk. Warmer lenses. am drafted. So,
It at ali Fast Eighth.
FoRpS Must sell trade or give two
1915 Tords terms closing out small
stock tire, and tubes 3l5 East Sec.
Cnd
FORD ROADSTER For sale, In good
shapc. Phone 5s75 or cau 1901 South
Main
FOR SALE Two our.ton trucks almost
good a. new bargain II taken at once
Call phone 2N2u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

WASHINGTON, May 21.--Chnlr
man Walsh OF the federal war labor
board announced today that the
whole board woulsl assemble In Chi
cRgo next Monday to hear labor dif-
ference arising in the middle west.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

WASHINGTON. May 21.--Prohi-
.bltion of tho use of fuel oil for pri-
vate yachts for the duration OF the
war is under consideration by the
fuel administration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

Mrs, Herbert D.5 Mason's team OF
women. which has made an enviable
record, will invade the town of Tur.
ley today and, Judging by their rec
ord. will put Turley over the top in
short order,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

LONDON. May 21.--The Ameri-
can labor representatives. on the eve
OF their departure for home have
decided not to send a labor mission
to Italy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
suITuATIoNs wANTED-FEMALB I

CASHIER-Wanted position as cashier q
collector hy responsible ladY refcrencei
given Phone 3l17,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

4AlR TONIC Mrs Wrayburn wray, hatr
tonic sold at Menkcmeilers drug store,
l07 East Third
PROPERTY OWNERS 70 list their real ss-
tate and rentals with US Phone is32.
Il.hlNs & MlLsln. 2OGi y South Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
BOARD AND ROOMS

IIeH1 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS is
, ARCHER, W, Furnished rooms.
BOSTON n, SIG Two light housckecp.
ing rooms modern ground flooi,,
BOSTON n, t2o--Two light houSskeep
ing rooms for rent. Phone 1907
/ BOULDER, n, 50a For rent. modern
light housekeeping rooms Phone as3i R.
BOSTON, \, 590--Two newly decorated
housekeeping rooms striltly modern. no
! children Phone 25fO.R,
. BOSTON, s, l22J-Oue nicely furnished
housekeeping room, modern Phone
Aho7I,
BoSToN Y, i2G-For rent three light
housekeeping rooms. modern
! CAMERON, W, 5lp-For rent three nm.
furnished rooms for light housekeeping:
modern
! CINClNNATl \, A3o-Threo strictly
modern housekeeping roomse, close in;
north side reasonable; respectable pco-
| pie only Phone 1876
CHEYENNE, n, 627 Modern, cool com
Portable. one and two room housak eep.
inE suites. furnished exceptionally nice.
with sleeping porch, electric lights. good
location. best patronage walking dis.
tsnce
ElGIY s. 52J-For -cnt. large light
housekeeping room Phone 7i74
FIFTH f. 1909 Two suites Of lirht
hl,9usekesco,gs rooms; private entrance
FIFTH. W S3l--Furnished housekerping
rooms TO couple without children Phone
5ISlJ.
FRISCO, 8 723 Two nicely furnished
liEAt housekeeping rooms partly mod
ern.
FOR RENT-Two rooms and sleeriro
porch. elegantly furnished ioy light house
hrePlnc. south exposure modern al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

George N. McPhil, manager OF the
new Palm garden on South Main
street, announced yesterday that he
will donate the entire receipts of
one night this week to the Red
Cross.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
Campaign Notes

A thoroughbred saddle horse OF
high pedigree has been donated TO
the Tulsa Red Cross and will be rnt-
fled off by the women's committees
during the remainder OF the Nled
Cross drive. This horse was donated
by r. c, Holmes. superintendent of
refineries OF the Texas company.
The first tickets on the rattle were
sold yesterday and II is planned to
sell 2,500 at 81 each. The drawing
will be made Saturday night. In or,
der to demonstrate" the horse, Miss
Thelma Holmes, daughter of Mr.
Holmes( will ride him through the
lobby OF the Hotel Tulsa tonight and
tomorrow night. The winner viii
have his choice of two fine horses
owned by MIR, Holmes. They arc
"stipland" ana %Trinlty Fell" both
OF which are famous In show rings
throughout the country
Mrs. Herbert D.1 Mason's team Of
women. which has made an envinble
record, will invade the town of Tur-
ley today and, Judging by their rec
ord. Will put Turley over the top in
short order.
IN NIL MI illuUdENI OF lnR
new Palm garden on South Main
street, announced yesterday that he
will donate the entire receipts of
one night this week to the Red
Cross.
A second Red Cross dog has made
its appearance on the streets carry
ing basket for donations. The dog
is Tiny Jones" al real French toy
poodle brought over from France
by his owner, Mrs. Casey Jones. ir
n Frenchwo,nan. This dog IS a rival
of 81 Munn's famous dog and the
two have collected several hundred
dollars.
The auction sales in the lobby of
Hotel Tulsa every night are proving
a feature. Chances are now being
sold on Shetland pony donated by
Geo. Boles. which will be ratified sat
urday night, when, according to r.
A Woods, chairman of the auction
sales committee, the pony win Kick
the kaiser"
Mrs. A. r Alison's team Of young
ladies is raffling off splendid oil |
painting donated by Mr. Hatch. The |
pe1iiuHB Is edlu 10 pe worth Hl,VUO |
and is on display In the lobby OF !
Hotel Tulsa.
The Rev, c. r. TUCKER ana Barney
Cleayer are the captains OF negro |
teams which are working in Little |
Africa They reported yesterday !
they expected 10 raise more than |
$1,000.
The Tulsa machinists' union. Mon
day night, decided TO donate one
days pay for each man 10 the Red |
Cross fund A committee composed |
OF A. d, Hastings, H. F. King and O. |
O. Atkins was named TO- collect the
money and the committee reports +
that many members are giving more
than pne days pay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

HvPNoBuE Model 70. IN good shane
pring $500. % Norta Yorktown r45ae
cgt4-E
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

Mrs. A. y Alisons team OF young
ladies is raffling off 4 splendid oil
painting donated by Mr. Hatch. The
painting is said to be worth $1,000
and is on display in the lobby OF
Hotel Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

WANTED p Position by younr-lady steuod
rapher high school crHcre and busincy
education Phone 4443 j,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

HOUSFKEEPER Middle aged lady wishd
p3siiiou as housekeopcr with wiioweq
with small children IN city or out; gool
jitncv. Two blocks north, two east
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23

The Rev, c. r.. TUCKER ana Barney
Cleaver are the captains OF negro
teams which are working In Little
africa They reported Yesterday
they expected TO raise more than
$1,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BOSTON, S, Gil Room and board Tor
one Young man Phone 92l
CINCINNATI g. SOP Rooms with board
Ia private family Phone 3s7G s,
SleEEPtNG ROOM - Nice. cool room 10
couple or two gentlemen. with or with
ont board all couvcnienrdk. carlint.
walking distance. References required
Bh0nA G2T7R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-23
LIGHT HousEKEEPING ROoMs ID

| CINCINNATI 4 IOO2--f.argc rooI a.cr
ing room, separate beds, modern, in Dr.
so5 4
:, a., an,e. :. -. Phone ae96
| DETROIT, s., HOS One fine room, mod
crn; turpished, call after O'Clock
DENVER. g 900 Bedroom and sI.apip
porch. Phone 1905.
DENVER, s. l3O2-rwo nicely fnrrisfc
1859.
DENVER, s. 1907 Room for rcpt gon
ueman preferred have use Of Latb
Phone ana
DENVER. s. sI2-For rent n Iarge ,i,cn
ing rcom M Vim sons,,,o ,e, hS5sse ,"5se liz LIZ
In Phone 2os4.
DENVER s. Tg2--Foy rent room in mod
ern home Phone 5gs C.I aflsr
or before 3
DETROIT, s., sOi-large, modern room
adjoining bath, two beds il desired, 3,
men or employed couple. Phone 46I.
:, 1r -. ol2o N ,.-------
Ell" OOll, 81 5O4-hice corner room, cas-
lIohl, osth 4 blocks OF Man, St.
ElHlS, s., sll--For rent. sleeping room
suitable for one or two men. phon,
s025.J.
ELGIN, s., 523-For rent nice large slcep.
ing room for men, 81 per week Phonc
AsI4.
r.ot o" -oSYSer'1h'S quarters lot
~ -----------
fElSCo, ;, 5o2 s-phe nice sleeping room
UT sw1 .sa.es e,r,Ployea. none ''"
FkoNT RoOM--For rent nicely ilrni,ncd ,
Oaks apartments
FOR RFNT-Iargp south room mode
convenience private home; close IN.
hole 4aoo, ...---
FRISCO, s, 4ll--Front sleeping room adj.
Joining bath; phone private entrance,
modern; close in. -..--.--..
FRISCO. s., 30l-Large airy front sleep,
ing room; kltchen privileges, S6. Phone
bo5l ii.
room, suitable for one or two gcntlcme1
also gsrage room: four blocks from post
office Phone 2232.
HODGE f i9i4- -'p,se1cnt r,l,,,s Tor
rent; gas and electricity Phone c'Sis Sa-7 '''
HASKELL y aI9 Nodern sioo-,;,,.,~ ,,,-,,
with or without breakfast. privatc f,m
TNDTpFYnEYCE -p,,,,,t,..,,..
furnished front room son,born go H..
modern priyste tomiIv rar,I,rus'a ,rL
Phone 5Io4.
MARY BRoCKMAN-For rent two nicely
furnished rooms AMI sos
2n7. attractive room nert Ia hath Phone
sI26.
MODERN sleeping room, ycry cool large
clothes closet, private entrance 81 1901
East Burnett
MAIN, S. 6l2-Large nicely furnished
front room, suitable FOR two.
MAIN : qOO--NewIy FURNISHED tUyo rno,,.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-29
EVEN YANKEE CATS
EXCEL IN TRENCHES

Kansas City, Jan. 24.-English house
cats are "slackers" as far as Kidding
European trenches of the rat pest is
concerned, according TO promoters of
a patriotic cat show" which opened
here today. The American short
haired. or ordinary domestic cat, has
established a better record, 1t was
said. and as a consequence its status
has been considerably improved and
the United States has called for more
American felines.
The show has attracted about three
hundred entries from Ohio. Illinois.
Colorado, Oklahoma. Missouri and
Kansas. While there is the usual
showing of Persians and other nuny
specimens. there are also number
Of entries OF the type which cat fan
ciers formerly dubbed ALLEY cats.
long bodied animals with the hungry
look that bodies i'll for the trench rat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-29

college of agriculture of the State uni
versity and the state council OF de-
Tense are cooperating through the spe-
cial seed corn committee heretofore
announced. This committee hopes to
bring the man with seed corn in touch
with the man without 1t, thus making
the state council a kind of clearing
house for the equalization and proper
distribution of seed corn in the state.
This can be accomplished only by
arousing the farmers to the situation
i-arousing them through. the local
newspapers and by personal contact
and getting action. War workers in
each community can help in this by
cooperating with the state councils
campaign as it develops.
A campaign Of education among
farmers, to remind them of the need
Of minimum of cooperation in meet
| ing the seed corn shortage will be car
ried on. The government is cooperat-
ing in plan to cover the entire state
| with posters, laying stress upon what
will be required Of the farmers to
meet the situation.
The entire campaign Is under the
direction of William G. Eckhardt. who
has served many years as a teacher
of agriculture and county agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-29
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY is NOW THIRD IN
NUMBER OF WOMEN REGISTERED BY THE
ILLINOIS STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

Rock, Island county has the thirc
largest number Of women registered
in Illinois. y
latest figures issued by the state
council OF. de erse show that Cook
county leads with 1859, Kane county
is sec md with f4.c0S and Rock is
land county is thild with 1858.
The registration of women in Illi-
nois now totals 3S9,7S5. OF this num-
Der s47,6S3 registered outside of Chi
cago. In Is counties, 100 per cent
registration has been reported. Taese
are: Clark. Clay, Clinton, Coles,
Crawford, Dewitt, Grundy, Kankakee,
Livingston. Mciienry, Menard, Mont
gomery. Ogle, Shelby, Stephenson and
iazewell. Figures for other counties
are:
Alexander, 4sS; Boone, 3,641; Bond
1852; Brown, 1875; Bureau, 1885; Car
roll. 1855; Cass, 2,477; Champaign
6,S27; Christian, 2.413; Clark, 1906
Clay, 1858; Clinton, go. Coles. 1906;
Cook, 2S.699; Crawford 1864: Cumber-
land. 1,343; DeKalb, 3,195; Dewitt
4,O66; Douglas, 2.169; DuPage, 5,332;
Edgar, 4,030; Edwards, 525; Effing.
ham, 2,461; Fayette. 1865; Ford, 1892;
Franklin, 1911; Fulton, 907; Gallatin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-29
WAR WORKERS EVERYWHERE URGED TO
HELP THE STATE WIDE CAMPAIGN TO
TO AVERT A SHORTAGE IN CORN CROP

All men and women interested in
successful prosecution of the war are
hereby urged to cooperate in every
possible way with the seed corn cam
paign.
This is war work of the first i'm
portance. Illinois plays a big part in
feeding the nation and our allies. A
short corn crop here would be an in
ternational disaster. To help prevent
IT is literally to help win the war.
Here is the situation:
A recent survey has disclosed a
50 1-3 per cent shortage Of seed corn
in Illinois. This is the states most
serious seed corn situation in 35 years.
The worst need is in the northern
counties, although the shortage ex-
lists in spots we'll down toward CEN
trail Illinois. Kane county, for in
stance, is said to be about IL. 900 BUSH
els short. McHenry county has but one
bushel where it needs three.
The problem is to locate the avail
able supply of seed corn, test it to
make sure it will grow and then give
short communities a chance to get the
seed. To achieve this the United States
department of agriculture, the state
department of agriculture, and the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-29
Advertised Letters

United States Postoffice, Rock Is
land, ILL.,, Published at Rock Island,
ILL.,, Jan. %, 191S.-Advertised List
No. 4: o. Amentrop, Mrs. A. S.
Brown, Estella Burch. Miss Lois
Blake, R. E. Brudnell, H. W. Bailey,
Alb Brandt, Jack Bennett, c. ]. Bur-
ton, Ed Balm, Bernard Borandt, H. C.
Buggren, A. R. Brooks, Burnley Camp,
P. E. Collins, Emmanuel ConZalvo,
Mrs. J. A. Davis, Miss Anne Downers,
Jack Doyle, W. w. Dearborn, August
De Martelaere, F. j. Banner, Walter
Dunkwardt, Theo Davis, John Dingler,
Mrs. W. Freeman. Robert Foster, V.
Grabel, Mrs. Nellie Holmes, Maude
Hennes, Mrs. Verna Holman, Mrs. W.
H. Hindahl. Mrs. Ray Hall, ]. E.
Halves. George Hatton, E. L. Harvey
H. Hansen, Mrs. John Jackson, ]. L.
Johnson, Victor Johnson, Sid Jenner
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Jackman, Charles
Kamaka, Jackson King, Mrs. William
LOvelett, Mrs. Frank E. Lindbloom
Earl Lambertsen, John P. Link, Gene
We've Murrins, Mrs. Carrie Miller, Mrs
Marie Marshall, Mrs. ]. w. Madden
Henry Muller. Frank Mateas, F. Men
gel, Jerry Mccarthy, ]. E. Moore, Mig
uel Magama, Guadalupe Maurigues
John C. Murphy, Cora Owens. Mrs
Henrietta Peterson, Dom Paublo, Cloud
Patmon, Miss Katherine Phinkett, Miss
Matte Phillips, Ottron Ruis, Charles
O. Ralin, Ruth Smith, Mrs. M. ]. Stew.
art, Lawrence Smith, Richard Shiers
Frank Sullivan, Mrs. John Taylor, w
S. Thomas, Fred Tindall, John Thomp.
son, Rose Valdez, Miss Pearl Wilson
Mrs. Lou Wood, John Wooden, James
V. Waldron, Charles Waite, Franz
Wanda.
Foreign-Pasquine Giovanni, Wal
ter L. Garland, Bert E. Hudson, Luther
L. Hopes, Sadolin Sob Nadlar, Fran
| cisco Negreto.
When calling for these letters pleas
mention advertised list No. 4.
HARRY P. SIMPSON,
, Postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-29

1916: Greene. 2,213; Crundy. 5,375;
Hancock, Al; Hardin. 204; Henderson.
337: Henry. 6,156; 1roQuois. 1855:
Jackson, 1857; Jefferson, 1880; Jer-
sey. 712; Johnson, liza; Kane. 24,30S;
Kankakee, 9,451; Kendall, 2,753; Knox,
1856; Lake, 5.565; LaSalle. 1899; Law
renee. 1924: Lee, 1866: Livingston,
1884; McDonough, 1890; McHenry.
1885,, Mclean 1875; Macon. 6,S4S;
Madison, 5,746; Marion. 4.37S: Mar
shall, 900; Mason, 1892; Menard,
1851; Mercer. 794: Montgomery, 7.025;
Morgan, 5,766; Moultrie, 1872; Ogle,
1880; Peoria, 996; Perry, 230; Piatt,
1867; Putnam. 116; Pike, 1850; Ran
dolph, 1,776; Richland, 932; Rock Is
land, 19,62S; Saline. 1892; Sangamon.
6,S19; Schuyler. $40; Shelby, 1888:
Scott, 1901; Stark, 2,191; st. Clair,
3,44S; Stephenson, s,S6S; Tazewell,
1858; Union, 1929: Vermilion. S.445;
Wabash, 207S; Warren, 1857; White,
935; Whiteside, 1852: Will, 16,349;
Williamson. 4,316; Winnebago. S,601 /;
Woodford, 2,210.
Adams, Calhoun, Hamilton, Jasper,
Joe Daviess, Logan, Massac. Monroe,
Pope, Pulaski, Washington and Wayne
have not reported.