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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-25
TO STAMP OUT FLU
Rathdtum Authorities Took
Further Steps Monday.

The alarming spread of Influenza
..,o,yhout Idaho, caused the state
,oard NJ health to order all public
and private schools in the state to be
closed indefinitely. A prior order
closed all public meeting places, 10
c,odlny halls, churches. lodges,
theatres, ETC., and later edict also
INIT open air meetings under the ban.
The Rathdrum board of trustees.
which constitutes the local board Of
health, adopted an emergency ordi-
nance TO safeguard the health of the
community. The proclamation and
ordinance follow:
A proclamation is hereby made
that the following ordinance will be
in full force and effect on and after
October e, 1918, and until its oper-
alton is suspended by official action
Of the Board of Trustees of the
Village Of Rathdrum, Idaho;
ORDINANCE NO. o3.
An Ordinance Providing for the
Prevention and Suppression of an
Infectious Disease, Dangerous to the
Public Health, Known as Influenza
or Spanish Influenza" in the VIII
lage of Rathdrum, Idaho; Prohibit
ing persons under 10 years OF age to
be Abroad Upon the Streets, Alleys
or other Public Grounds of the Vii
lage of Rathdrum; Prohibiting all
Public Meetings or Assemblages OF
Persons; Prohibiting Persons from
Congregating Together in Public
Buildings and Places of Business,
ETC.; Prohibiting Assemblages Of
Persons Having Such Disease to be
Made to Village Clerk, Providing a
Penalty for the Violation of this
Ordinance and Declaring all emer-
gency.
Be it ordained by the Chairman
and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Rathdrum, State OF Idaho:
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person under the age of 10 years
to be abroad upon the streets, alleys,
sidewalks or public grounds in the
Village OF Rathdrum, at any and all
times, night or day, hereafter, until
this ordinance is repealed, provided
however, such person may go to and
from work or upon necessary
errands under the direction of the
parent, guardian or employer of said
person.
Section 2. Any person who vio-
lates the provisions of the preceding
section shall be deemed a Juvenile
Delinquent Person as defined by the
Laws of the State of Idaho, and shall
be subject to arrest by any peace
othcer OF the Village without process
and upon such arrest he or she shall
be taken and delivered into the Gus
tody of the parent, guardian or en-
ployer OF such person, and, if after
investigation by the Village Board oi
trustees such action is deemed nee
essary, an information or complaint
In writing shall be filed by the Village
Attorney, with the Probate Court o.
kootenai County, Idaho, stating In
a general way the act constituting
such person a juvenile Delinquent
child or person accordingly and ii
manner provided by laws of Idaho
relative to Juvenile Delinquent per
sons.
Section 3. All Public meetings OF
assemblages within the Village o
Rathdrum are prohibited and it shal
be unlawful for any person or per
Sons to attend any public meeting OF
asssemblage.
Section 4. 1t shall be unlawful To-
any person or persons to congregat'
together, in groups or bodies upoI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-09

Malta, Ill; John X Finney. Phila-
delphia, Pa; Walter E. Forth, De
troit. Mich; Ernest s. Hayes, Allie
gan. Mich: Andrew Jensen, Minor
\. D.; Herbert D. McDermott. Har-
mon. Ill; Frank n. Martinez, Fres-
no, Cal; Daniel Nelson. Morrison
Okla; Frank Nichols, Chicago, Ill ;
bartholomew O'Connor, New York,
n. Y; Ray Pickett, Palisade, MINI. /;
Debarth Steele, Elmonte, Cal. !;
Louis Svoboda. Racine, Wis. {;
George Vanoss, Dixon, Mont; John
S. Watkins, Winona, ". Va.
COOK Frank J. Staisiatis. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
PRIVATES Robert J. Batson,
Vista, n. c.; Walter II. Gegley, Sol
diers' Grove, Wis; Newton NJ. Ber-
~, Plato, Mimi; Clifford S. Bill
lows, St. Paul, Mimi; Edwin j.
Bower. Minneapolis, Mimi; James
Cack, Philadelphia, Pa; Timothy
James Callahan, Milwaukee, Wis. /;
Benjamin Lovin Calls, Bedford,
Ky; Adolph F. Carlson, Rock
Creek, Mimi; Thomas Chambers,
S. Winchester, Conn; Ernest Cham
pluvier, SINNERS Eddy, Pa; Jacob
Aster Clark, Easton, Md; Elmer E.
Cloud, Greenup, Ill; Nicholas F.
Cody, Revere, Mass; Leroy Cooley,
Los Angeles, Cal; Edward E. Ora
ven, Youngstown, Ohio; Elizeo Gull
lar, Alice, Tex; Charles Cushman,
Broken Bow, Neb.; Richard M. Cut
ter, Mountain View, Cal; Aabin P.
Dahlberg, Amery, Wis; Casper
Cdolph Dahlby, Eleva, Wis; Ed
ward Francis Daley, Ballardville,
Mass; Earl DePue. Creston, W.
Va; Frank A. Dettlaff, Milwaukee.
Wis; AIberts J. Dolven, Little
Falls, Mimi; Frank Domask, Berlin,
Wis; Earl E. Domer, E. Canton, O.;
Clarence Dozier, Clifford, ILL.,; Jo-
seph R Drought, GAINESVILLE, Wis;
Jean L. Durand, Basile, La; Ezro
Eby, Jones, Mich; Arthur Erick-
son, Irene, S. D.; Selmer c. Espen-
lund, Mettonville, Iowa; John A.
Fallstrom, Falun, Wis; Florenz j.
Fenton, Philadelphia, Pa; Harry
Hartley Fish, Kirkland, Wash;
Alva A. Freeman. Paragould, Ark,
Laurence Furstenberg, Sioux Pass,
Mont; Edgar Girard, Louisiana,
Mo; Thorvale CRANKY. Poplar,
Mimi; Clifford Hagen, Pelican Rap
ids, MINI; Henry George Haugen,
Chicago; Ray E. Hilscher, Lincoln,
Ill; Sherman Hoover, Terrytown,
Pa; John W. Hopkins, Forest Port,
n Y; Howard l. Johnson, Denver,
Colo; Peter Joe KIopotek, Custer,
Ill; Dennis Mallon, Detroit, Mich;
Thomas D. Mallory, Jewell. Texas;
William H. Mansfield, Racine. Wis;
John Midget, Lowland, n. C.; Ru-
doIph John Mikulenka, Smithville,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-09

Oliver Peterson. Twin Valley,
Mimi; William l.. Spencer, Milan.
Ca; Frank Stanke, Philadelphia,
Pa; Don S. Sutton, Lumberton'
n c.
Wounded Severely in Action.
MECHANIC Donald John Melon
aid, Sheboygan, Mich.
PRIVATES Dennie Ball, Kansas
City. Mo. Otto +. Boese, Kalispell,
Mont; Clarence d. Brown, Clifton,
y Y. Angelo CaInpanello, Newark,
n j.; Edward Fitzgerald, Oakland,
Cal; Gabriel p. Homsley, Fairfield,
n b.; John Kaniewski, Chicago.
Ill; Richard Kruger, Milton Jet,
Wis; Bias Levandowski, Wausau,
Wis; Charley W. Malone, Sails,
Miss. John Roy Miller, Elkton,
Mich; Clayton Lesley Murray,
Mackinaw City, Mich; Stephen n.
Pappas, Worcester, Mass; Marion
+ Fowler, Novinger. Mo; Charles
Z. Schaffer, Hunt, W. Va; SEVERN
Tangen,. Fosston, Mimi; John J.
Vogeley. Benkelman, Neb.; George
A Wright, Casselton, n. D.; Oscar
Peterson, Popejoy, Iowa; Roy
Pierce, Corning, Ark; Michael
Quinn. Brooklyn, N Y; Ernie P.
Robinson, Pioneer, Tenn; Walter
O. Schlatter. FIT Wayne, Ind; Will
liam B. Slattery, Luna. n. Y; Paul
NJ. Spehar, CHASED, MICH; Nou-
reddin E. Steel, Oakland, Cal; Cas-
per Steimachowski, Milwaukee,
Wis; Joseph Stokes, Brooklyn. n.
y; Lee Tounsen, Kenneth. Mo;
Edmund Tyhorczyk. Milwaukee,
Wis; Robert Urban, New York, \.
Y; Frederick P Vinson, Gneiss, y.
c.; Glen G. Wagner, Richmond,
Ind; Morris c. Watson. St Louis,
Mo: UIna Whitaker, Caney Springs,
Jenn.; Lawrence Thomas White,
Ann Arbor, Mich; William H.
Whitlock, Bedford, Ind; Percy
John Wicks, Carson City, Mich. !;
Fred Wilcox. Morley, Mich; Charlie
Wright, Middle Creek, Ky; Nelson
Wutrich. Beloit, Wis; Nicholas va
kovich, West Pullman, Ill.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
LIEUTENANT Harley B. CASTOR,
Lowell, n c.
SERGEANTS Frederick AIoysius
Dockendorf, Chicago, Ill; Walter
Henry Garnett, St Johns. n B.,
Can; Andrew Gertner, Brownf1eld
Pa; Edward Mercker. Velpen, Ind. /;
William D. Quimby, Manchester, ~
H; Robert A. Williams, Cleveland
Ohio.
CORPORALS George A Bazutka
Buffalo, N Y; John BroDkhorst,
Ross, Mich; Clyde C. Campbell. La
Junta, Col; Alex Caspalich. Gulf
port, Miss; John Cawley, Vanding,
Pa-; Norman K Clapp, Grafton,
Ohio; James Defllippo, San Fran
cisco, Cal; Selmer Arnold Egland,
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Texas; Anthony Morkus, She wdy,
Russia; James R Muckle, SteUben-
Vile, Ohio; Emil NeubauaT, Mar
tin, ~ D.; CORNISH Novitsky. Hur-
son, Mass; George s. Paul, Dixon
vile, Pa; Clarence L. Perry, New
WaverIy. Texas: Carl V. Peterson.
Minneapolis, MINI; Clement K.
Porter, Rexburg. Idaho; Harry r.
Purdum, Glencoe, MINI. Barton D..
Robson. Barring, Mo: Roman Ry-
binski, Elgin, Neb; Ralph w. Shull,
Montrose, ILL.,; Guy Smith, Sum
merfield, Okla; Chester Stevens.
Nashville, Tenn; Oscar l. Sykes,
Derby. Vt; Andrew Russell Thorn
as, Ellwood City. Pa; William 5.
Tower, Greenfield Mas ; James n.
Van Wrinkle, Broughton, III.
Charles Van ZiIe, Howe. Ind;
George Whalen, Huntley, Mont;
Clarence f. Wharton, Decatur. Ill
William Weitner, Glencoe. Ohio;
Leslie Williamson, Fl. Collins,
Colo; Ben Wright, Guinea Mills,
Va; Joseph Bolensky, South Am
boy, y. J.; Jan Bugeeda, New Cum
berland, W Va Joseph Caradonna,
Jr., Stoughton, Mass; Loren Dan
forth D1ren, EndicOtt, y Y, Jo-
seph French, Chelmsford, Mass;
Clancy Ohio Greer, Urbana, Ill;
Roscoe r. Croft, Claremont, III;
James H. Hamilton, West Haven,
Conn; Adolph Haug, Dalton, Mimi;
William E Hocken, Bingham, Utah;
Richard l. Hurd, Chattanooga,
Tenn; Jesse j McAfee. Paige,
Texas; Frederick MACEDONIAN. Lew
istown, Mont; Pete Manasian,
Brookshire, Texas: Edgar Miller,
Sapulpa, Okla; Albert Nicola,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Emil Petersen,
Greenville, Mich; Richard J. Pow
ers, Charlestown, Mass; Emil L.
Radtke, Sheboygan. Wis; George
c. Rauthenberg, Geneseo. Ill; Bry-
an W. Rhea, Summer. Iowa; Will
liam SchIim, Port Washington,
Wis; Walter Schneider, Milwau-
kee, Wis; Gregg F. Trotter, Belle
Prairie, Ill; Foster T Ward. IneZ.
Ky; Bert Watkins, Manhattan,
Kan; Joseph B. Waseny. Auburn,
Mich: John D. Weiting, Blooming
ton, Ill; Earl Whitcher, Melvern,
Kan.
Wounded Slightly.
LIEUTENANT Walter r. Mayne,
st. Louis. Mo.
Missing In Action.
CORPORALS John P. Hennessey,
FL Reno, Okla; Benjamin T Meeks,
PeIzer, S. c.; Leroy Musselman,
Argenta. Ill; George 3. Parkinson,
Silesia, Mont; Joseph D. Benway,
Burlington, Vt
WAGNER Harley Ogden, Belle
PLANE, Kan.
PRIVATES Hugo G. Allen, Mt
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Mckinney. Sprague. Wash; Olof
Olson, Seattle, Wash; James r.
Po!ndexter. Nocona, Texas; Carey
Redkey. Hiusooro, Ohio; Christ
Rud. RinEebu. Norway; Beryl II,
Smith. Aberdeen. S. d.
Missing in Action.
SERGEANTS William z. Bailey,
Douglas, Ga: John A. Smith. Re
lay. Md; Homer o. Tiffany, Petro-
leum, Ky,
CORPORAL Anthony Juliana,
New York. \. Y.
PRIVATES Edwin B. Address.
Alexandria Bay, n. Y; Joshua B.
Allen, Washington, Ind; Frank
Arsenault, Mexico, Maine; Joe z.
Barsh. Muskogee, Okla; Doctor
Birdie Barton, ROckhoId, Ky:
Mearle Billingsley, Bauxite, Ark:
Nick Bogiazis, Samos Island,
Greece; Russell Booth, Selma,
Mich; Dewey Bringedahl. Sullivan,
Mich; Ben BroUghton, Dewitt, Ky;
Argus Otha Bruce, Huntington, w.
Va; Roxy B. Bunyard, Piedmont,
No. Earl F. Chain. Baltimore,
Md; August Chetre, Detroit, Mich. :;
Sareriore Clarizio, Eugene, Ore. !;
William D. Clay, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Paris z. Coleman, Elda, w Va
Robert Collins, Hendersonville, \.
c.; John D. Conditt, Heber Springs,
Ark; Galud P Coucher, Michigan
City, Mich; Wilce Cox, JelIicoe,
Tenn: Edgar c. Deneke, Elberfeld,
Ind; Harvey Dubose. Hoboken, Ga. !;
Henry Clyde Dunbar, Chuckey,
Tenn; Howard Edgar, Detroit,
Mich; Arthur R Ellis, Ringing,
Okla: Howard L. FortsOn, Texar-
kama, Texas; Joe Grillo, CathenS,
Italy; John A Grimmeis, Omaha,
Neb.; Ernest c. Grohe, Sac City,
Iowa: Leon Harris. Stratford,
Okla: John Hensley, Sylvan,
Okla: Louis G. Heussner, Detroit.
Mich; Henry Honerkamp. Present
Hill. Texas; TaImake Johnson, East
Rives, Tenn; Gus NJ. Lemley,
Bloomfield. Ala; Burchard L. Nc
Lain. Danvi1le, Ind: Benjamin D.
Rowe, Proyor. Okla; Isador Ros-
enberg. Northbergen, n. j.; Hersh-
81 Samson. Highcoal. ". Va; Her
bert T. Sargent, Cullman, Ala;
William Schultz, Wabeno, Wis;
Pulio Sebastian, Naples. Italy;
Wenci1 Shaker. Mt. Labor, Wis. :;
Charley W Stanley. Nebish, Neb :;
Franklin Taft. Florence, Wis; Sam
uel Crumpac Terry. Bluefield. ".
Va; John P Turpin, Maknonien,
Mimi; Charles Wahl. Philadelphia,
Pa Elmer r Walker MICHIGAN
City, Ind; William H. Watson. Pet
tigrew. Ark; William Otis Weaver,
Solsberry. Ind; Charlie NJ. Webb,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-09

Ransom. Ky; Grover Williams,
Stamps, Ark; Harlow Frank Will
liams, Proctorville, Ohio; Richard
Harwood Wingate. Lyons, Ind; Al
win E Witwer, Onawa. Iowa; VIII
son Wolford, Kincaid, W. Va;
Charles J. Pritchard, Mount Vernon,
Wash; Floyd A. Rice, Mt Pleasant,
Mich; Levi r. Richmond, Pequot,
Mimi; Henry J. Richter. Daven-
port, Iowa; ROllos Stathakis, Nina,
Cal, Herbert Steinfeldt, Laporte,
Ind: Steve Szitas, Chicago; Forrest
Tidd. Brunswick. Mimi; William
Trayap. Burlington, Vt; Harry E.
Trip, Fort Edward, \. Y; Frank
Urmanski. Milwaukee, Wis.
(SECTION TWO.l
The following casualties are re-
ported bW the commanding general
Of the American expeditionary
forces:
Killed in action, II.
Missing in action. r.
Wounded severely, Al.
Wounded slightly, l.
Wounded, degree, undetermined,
1876.
Died of wounds, IS.
Total, 2SS.
Killed in Action.
LIEUTENANTS Harrison A.
Dickson. Springfield, H.; Vincent
5. Manning. Jersey City, n. J.
CORPORALS Martin J. Kiah, Bay
City. Mich; Abraham Zippen, New
York, y. Y.
PRIVATES Charles Cottingham.
Stonewall, Okla; Eddie c. Lund,
Siren, Wis; Joseph Majewski, Chi
cago, Ill; Sterling NJ. Peek, Florey,
Tex; Howard S. Rising, Lockport,
y. Y; Charles L. Sampson, Russell,
Pa; Carl J. Smith, Washburn,
Wis: Lee Trammell, Guadalupita,
N. NJ; John Aylor, Seminole, Okla. !;
Harry Broshanso, Babanca, Kieve,
Russia: n. P. Cation. St Joseph,
Mo-; Emit E. Mitchell. Walter,
Okla; Henry F. Peterson, Airing
ton, Neb.
Died Of Wounds.
SERGEANTS Frank E Andrea,
Beresford, s. D.; Clifford W. Cahill,
Hartford, Conn
CORPORALS Victor Hubert
Handley, Berkeley, Cal; Bernard
Henry Huelsman, Covington, KY.
PRIVATES William J. Birmele,
Newark. n. J.; Arthur c. Christof-
ferson. Milwaukee, Wis; William J.
Coonev. Cherry Valley, Mass.
Thomas f. Duncan, Portland, Ore. /;
Elmer A. Fe1dman, Quincy, Wis;
Joe Fuller. Arlington. Col; John F.
Gilman. Coles Lane. n. Y; Ken
meth Lewis. Washington, D. c.;
Hobson Maddox, New Brocton, Ala.
Clifford B. Mason. Boston, Mass. /;
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Carmel. III; Carl F. Anderson ~
City. Mich; William Z Apdrsv--
Burlington. Vt. Clarence L. Ar
strong, Perry, Mich; Henry ]
Beaudoin, st. EphraEe, p. T.. Can.
ada; Joseph A Betka. LuIinzto+
Mich; Harry F. Boulangar. FuIls-
ton, n. Y; Alfred o Brewer Tn
cola. III; Get c. Brown. Rec.
Ark; OreliO Cafni, Detroit. MGR
Giovanni Cannoue. jeanette. pa
Virgil Carroll, Indianapolis. Ina
Richard y. Casey, Clinton. n v
Nicholas Christow. South Ior7f-
Ohio; James NJ Jackson. No..
City. Ill: Gerard johnson. Deco-aL
Iowa, james + LightboEn. Writ.
insvilla. Mass, Oscar Lura. Nav
Vile, y. D.: William p. Manson
Boston, Macs. Lambert F. P7st
Caldwell, Mont; Alfred r. Sar6s--
son, Sanger, Cal; Morgan E Wei
ker, Harlem. Mont, Arviu Was+-
lund, Atwater. Minn-; John A. Win
ecki. Stevens Point. Wis. Charles
Z. Woodhouse, Victory. Wis; Gus
A. Ybarseabal, New Orleans. Ia
Albert Y. Amyskefsky. Little Fails
Mimi: Carl 0 Anderson. Pregc-f-
Wis; George ". Baggett. Maxim
ka, III; Howard Bradeu- Macedo-
MIA, Ill Philip L. Rrovold. Mime
apolis, MINI; Melville Cady. Fren-
field Center. y. Y. Gus G Carlson
White Park, MINI, HarIov O
Clark, Winnebago, ILL.,; John P
Coburn. Nandalia. III, James En-
rietto, Diamond, III, Milo Fessen-
beck, Martinsville, Ill. Claude
Fuller, Detroit. Mich. Robert r
Gibson. Quitman. Miss, Frank e
Gilbertson, st. Paul, MINI Her
man GuIbranson. Duluth, Mln-
Bruce Harmon, Muncie. Ind, An
drew B. Harrouf, Murphysbo-c
Ill; Bendik Hauan, Richmons
Beach, Wash: Carl Hoffman.
Hampton, Conn; Charles o Fousb-
ton. New Bedford. Mass; Villa
J. Hrahak. Chicago; Harry D. Hug
gins, GranburE, Texas; Frank D.
HulburG, Colchester. Vt; Harry 4
Johnson, Marshall, III; Robert z.
Johnson, Nye. Wis: Frank o. Earr.
Thomas. Okla Rudolph C. Kittlz-
sOu' 7 VI nj C-tEr 4o" "a NEp-oT5
Rulers, Bloomington, Ind; John 4
LanceIlo, Avon. MINI; Fret r.
.I.ange, West HolyOke. Mass,
George McIoean. Sac City, Iowa;
Elmer Miller, Rensselaer,, Y Y.
Clifton y. Motif, Chandler. Min
Neal Morgan, St JOhnsbuTy. VI:
Max Neubauer, SmithvfIle. MINI:
Thomas Z. Nelson. GiNett. ARR.
Herbert A. Niemann, Cedarburg.
Wis; Michael J. Oberst, Radne.
Wis: George ". Pilgrim, Lyndon
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Milwaukee, Wis: Thomas b. Tet-
reaut. Newport. VI: Patrick j.
Wadron, Ashtabula, Ohio; Edgar A.
Weaver. Malvern. Pa; Walter Web
er. Joliet. Ill; Harvey Wells, Han
ma, Okla: Robert + wilt, Altoona,
Pa: Francis W. Young. Okarche,
Okla. John w. Young. Clinton, H.;
Hugh A. Zinmerer, York. Neb.; Ed
ward Agoutovitch. Eynon, Pa;
Ralph T. Beezer, Altoona, Pa;
James Bruce dillingham;, Harting-
ton, Neb John W. Armstrong, st.
Louis, Mo; Herman J. Bagdons,
MiIbank, S D.; Harley S. Beider-
beck. Toulon. Ill; Glen Blakeley,
LaFarge, Wis; Clarence +. Boeh
mer. Ashland, Pa; Frank NJ. s.
CabeIliria, PinOle. Cal; Manuel A.
Canales, Eagle Pass, Texas; Stan
ley Ch0jnacki, Philadelphia, Pa;
benjamin Cockman, Beaudry, Ark
John P. DAILY. Pana, nj; Robert J.
Demars, Eau Claire, Wis, John En-
nen, Buckley. Ill; Stanislaw FL
week. South Bend, Ind; Albert l..
Foufara, Delano. Mimi; Guisseppi
Gallo. Pittsburgh, Pa; Stanley Gar
czynski, Morris Run. Pa; Morris
Goodwin, Maritz, Wilma, Russia;
John Gumoswke. Erie, Pa; Ralph
W. Hall, West Sand Lake, n. Y;
Bert A Hamrick, Springfield, Ill;
John Harrison, Simpson, Pa; Ros-
coe L. Humphreys, Lincoln, H.;
Corliss Kaihary, La Crosse, Wis;
George Keuaher. New Richmond,
Wis; George J. Knope, Buffalo, n.
Y; Max KukIin, Poughkeepsie. n.
r, Andy Lackey, Hickory Ridge,
Ark; George F. Lenegan, Kalispell.
Mont; William J. Lexa, Manley,
Iowa; Macarino Lanes, San An
ionic. Texas; Richard Lubold, Jr.,
HoIyolce, Mass; Abner J. Macon,
albany, Vermont; Pierce Macheuy,
Schley. Ohio; Gurdon Elmer Nay,
Glenwood, Iowa; Clyde J. Moore,
Let's, Ind. Charles Olsen, Harlan,
Iowa; Charles Owyang, CouTtland,
Cal; Walter J. Parker, Amboy. Ill,
Paul R. Parrish. Topeka, Kan;
henry Paulsor. harlan, Iowa; Itar-
" Peterson. Haley. MINI: GiyGE1i
'icarazzi, Rome Ripi, Italy: James
Ct. Reilly, Schenectady, \. 7 Ma
than Robertson, Norman, Okla:
Marian Romanowich, Bayonne, n.
J.: Howard c. Russell. Chicago;
Jerry E, Vana, Chicago; Joe 5.
WessIer, CIeVeland. Ohio: William
J. ZaEabak, Chicago; RoiTin 2.
Bartholomew, E5:a. III; John
Borzechowskl, Chicago; Waiter
Burton. Ischua, y. Y: Gilmore =
Foss, CaIedoe:a. Y D.: Floyd H
F'ulk1nan, Besserner. Pa; otto ].
Kragness, Stayton, MINI; Luther
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tAAkAaAAAA1E1 b14A sA4-E NAaAEt
View Rochelle. n. Y; Fred Forhis.
cape Girardeau. No; Andrew J. W.
. hraus, PonchatouIa, La; Albert L.
Kurt. Jamestown Pa; John Don
aid Mclean. St Paul, MINI: VIII
am A Pritchard. Dorchester.
3 ass; Martin D. Toy, Newark, y.
J. John q Zimmerman, Cygnet,
Ohio.
CORPORAL-S Van Boston. Bart
lett Texas, John. J hsmeusky, Me-
KEGS Rocks, Pa; Walter J. Wamin-
ski Pittsburgh, Pa Raymond Nor
riSspy. Milwaukee, Wis. Thomas
Reilly. Chicago; Forrest r Woods,
Portland, ore; Harland Zeehren,
ashland wis; William A Benson,
Newton. Mass; Peter Gordon, Mar
tnshurg, W. Va; Manuel r. Rod
r5gues. Pafamaui. Hawaiian Is
7ands- Joseph NJ DOmansd, Nil
v9aukea. Wis
MECHANICS James HoIddon,
Commack- n Y Antony Papas-
faYro, Kraunedeon, PaIoponesos,
Greece James Peightal, Clymer, Pa
PRIVATES JepthIa Clayton,
ENEETtDNtE. tAst1. EAEFll - lJdlbdA'-A,
ass. Mich. William c. Day, Iona
vista. Texas, Leslie s Durgin,
S5crtLfeId. n. H; John Dwimaj,
untranck- Mich; Louis Feldman,
Philadelphia. Pa; Okey G. Terrell,
toronto. Ohio; Andrew ". Fisher.
Park City. Utah, Ralph F. Grote.
Fresno. Cal; Maurice I. Hazen,
Kansas City, Mo; Lee Hershel
TTinds. Fort WAYNE, Ind, Loren H..
Hodges. Shawneetown. III; AlonZO
G. Holder, Meyers. Okla Harry D
uTmau. Spencer. Iowa, John O.
Johnson. Emeryville, Cal: Edward
Marshall. EIkt0n. Va; Ben Mar
I'm. Scotland. I'll. Peter Mavraidis,
Milwaukee. Wis: Stanley J, Mick
owski Philadelphia, Pa; William
Joseph Murphy. New Britain,
Conn. F7Ory OTleary, Hurley, Wis.
Robert / Parmenter, Burlington
junction Mo: Grover C. Parsons,
Shawnee. Okla: Invo Pellascio, Val
ley Ford, Cal; Leroy p. Perkins,
Oneida, y Y. Frank A. Proctor.
Chadwick \. Y; Wladystow Rem
hacz, Rochester. Y. Y. Siegfrid
William Ricklefsen- Humble, Texas;
Ashure Houston Rogers. Lanesville.
H.: John z. Rudinskf. Chicago F.;
George F. Sarantes, Palmyra, y
T., James Thomas Sherman. Har-
1isonbuTg, Va; Nicholas Siegel.
Ft auwatosa, Wis; John Stepke, s.
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Gems from The Rainbow Girl"
Gems from 'Rock-a-Bye Baby"
Both BY Victor Light Opera COmDa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-09

Garden of My Dream-CharIes Hart.
ANY Old Time At All-Helen Clark and Shannon Four
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Green Mountain Volunteer. Both by Victc
Speed the PlOw.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-03
CLEVELAND CARMEN
PROTEST AGAINST
WOMEN WORKERS
(By Associated Press)

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. 3.-To en-
force their demand upon the Cleve-
land railway company for the dismis-
sal OF women employed as conductors
since last August. 2,400 motormen and
conductors went on strike at o'clock
this morning
The last night car from down town
left the center of the city at o'clock,
the employees agreeing to take their
cars to the barns. Mayor Davis left
for Washington last night to put the
question before the war labor board
for arbitration after the street car
employees voted down proposal by
the mayor to defer action until the
war labor board could consider the
questions at issue.
The employees justify their quitting
work on the grounds that an agree
ment with the company for the re-
moval of the women on Nov. and re-
Gently extended until December l,
was ignored.
The company on it's part, asserts
that it received telegram Saturday
from the secretary Of the national
war labor board at Washington, ask
ing it to retain the women In It's EN-.
ploy until their status was finally de.
termined by the war labor board.
William D. Mahon, of Detroit, presi
dent of the International Union Of
Street Carmen is expected here today
for conference with both parties.
Interurban and street car mail ser
vice will not be interrupted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-03
RED CROSS STILL TO
need WOMEN'S AID
tBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3---Peace act
ivities of the American Red Cross will
need as active cooperation from the
nurses and lay women Of the country
as that which has been given so freely
during the war, said Miss Jane Delano,
director of the depa rtment of nursing
of the American Red Cross In a
statement issued today.
physicians and nurses said Miss
Delano, will have an important part
in rebuilding the health and morale
of the invaded countries Of Europe.
tuberculosis. typhus. influenza are
prevalent over there, and malnutri-
ton, exposure and exhaustion have as
sumed no mean proportions in Europe.
There will be opportunities for nurses
along this line of reconstruction
work"
In this country, said Miss Delano,
the town and country nursing service
will be developed to the utmost under
the direction of the Red Cross. Re-
lease of nearly 10000 graduate nurses
from military service, she said. viii
enable the Red Cross to engage In
various lines of social welfare work.