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The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Work Vented ly .aerried man on a
 smrll truck farm: nna who unapr- slands this work Saa ar writo ta w. II. Lucas, Mena. Ark k.~Adv 6 il 2 II
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Duncan, who had been guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Duncan for over a week. left Friday for their home in Boring, Tex. They had in tended to stay a week longer. but when Mir. Duncan was notified that his questionnaire had arrived in
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

W. H. Starr spent Friday at Gill; ham to look after his S0-acre farm, which is located adjoining the town of Gillham. He is elated over the fact that the Sevier county highway, passes within q block of his farm. that he would have been still better pleased if the iiishWav had run along the side of the farm.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Lieut.. E. Boyd Wcleh, after spend ing couple of days with Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Welch, left Friday for a visit with his parents in Heavener, nfter which he will return to Match itochee. La, where Mrs. Welch is at home with her parents. He likely will not be assigned to duty until lhe next draft.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mrs. K. p. Titus, who. with Mir. Titus and other members of the family, had attended family re- union in Little Rock, during the Christmas holidays. returned to Mena Thursday, having come home by way of Heavener, where she at- tended the marriage Of her nephew, Russell Austin.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Squire W. T. Cole of Ouachita township was in Mena Saturday. He was accompanied by his son, Gordon Cole, and grandson, Master Louie Ray, who had been here from Dal- las, Tex, and returned to their home Saturday afternoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

R. A. Bailey of vandervoort was visiting Mena friends Saturday. He says there are many newcomers i'll his vicinity and much land changing hands He prophecies that good part of the sellers are going to be mighty sorry before they are much older.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

C. B. Connally, in from Rocky Fri- day to get supplies. was twitted with violating the food conservation orders, when he was seen driving out of town with load of fourteen hundred pounds of flour, but he cleared his record by stating that he was taking out the load to be ham, dled thru his store at Rocky.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

C; R. Dick of 0plin, Tex who re- rently bought the N. D Smallwood farm near potter, started to move to the farm Friday afternoon. He had been living at 1920 Spring street since coming from Texas Mir. and Mrs. Smallwood are planning to start the first of this week for their
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strickland re- turned Friday from Board Camp, where they had spent the week with Mir. Strickland's relatives. Mir. Strickland resumed his work on Monday as travelling salesman for a tobacco company
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

L. W. Hall and little son, Leon, autoed up from Hatfield on busi- ness Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Sims left Fri day for Texarkana, where they spent a day, when Mrs. Sims returned to Mena. while Mr. Sims made trip to Oklahoma to buy horses and mules.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mr and Mrs. Charles Beaston and four children, who came from Mus kogee. Ok. just before Christmas, have decided Co locate in Polk eoun- ty. They arc temporarily living on South Second street. but expect to go onto farm in the spring Mr
 Beaston is former resident of the county. but left here about 20 years ago, going to 0klahema end having since lived in that siate. Ho form erlv lived on what is known as the R. A. Montgomery plaee cast of
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mir. and Mrs. John Lofts came in from Egger Friday to spend a cou- pie of days with their son. Frank, and family. While in the city Mir Lofts did some prospecting for 8 farm near Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mrs. Lee Olney and two children who had been in Mena since before Christmas left on Saturday for their new home in Ozark Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

J. w. Stevenson arrived Thursday from Hobson, Mont, where he had been on his ranch during the sum- mer and fall. He will likely be in Mena for the remainder of the win for
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

H. W. Cardwell, who, with other relatives, accompanied the remains of A. D. Shrewsbury from San An- tonio, Tex- to Mena, and since the funeral on Wednesday, had been looking after business interests in Mena, left Friday afternoon for Port Arthur.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

The Mena Motor Company last week received another shipment of Saxon automobiles, consisting of four roadsters. The cars were un- loaded Wednesday, and have been placed in the headquarters of the company on DeQueen street, in the building formerly occupied by the Lyric lheater.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

H. B. Norris and son, E. B., who recently came to Rocky from Logan county, were Mena visitors for the first time Friday Mir. Norris had bought the c. A. Campbell property at Rocky, and he and his family moved to the same two weeks ago.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Dr. c. c. Gunnels was notified on Thursday of his appointment as District Deputy Grand patriach of the Mena district of the Grand En- campment of the I. O. 0. F. The appointment was made by H. J. Nemnich of Imboden.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mrs. E. c. Burch of Hot Springs, sister of Mrs. R. c. Maxwell. arrived in Mena Thursday for a visit of two weeks with her sister and family.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

II. J. Elliott, one of the young far mers of the Board Camp communi- ty, was in Mena Friday to do some trading. He is among the Polk county registrants, but had not yet received his questionnaire, so he was interested in looking up the time when it would be sent to him.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10
Bering, he concluded to cut his visit

l.. J. Lofts moved last Wednes- day from Mena to his farm near Board Camp.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Frank Chambers from near Egger, was on the market last week with i bales of cotton, selling to G. w. Pet ty at 20 cents per pound. The amount paid for the entire lot was S663. .8f.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Hosea Ross come in from Little Rock on Wednesday to look after the renting of his farm located near Board Camp Mr Ross is now in the photo business in Little Rock and reports that he is conducting two galleries.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Arthur Ineham and C. H. Cook were busy the past week painting the ceiling, walls and interior wood work of the M E. church. South. They did not finish the work last week, but yet all the regular serv- ices were held in the church Sun dav
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mrs. I. E. Lindsay and baby left on Thursday to spend the remainder of the week with relatives in Wickes and Nandervoort They went to Wickes with J. k. Joplin, who hal spent Thursday in Mena with his father.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mrs. James pegram and son, James, returned on Thursday from visit of two weeks with relatives and friends in Springfield and oth- CT Illinois points.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mrs. Ethel Clark of Alma, Ark, niece of L. NJ. Clark of this city, after spending the holidays with MT. and Mrs. Clark, and with relatives in Cove. left Friday for her home.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mrs. T. F. Curtis and baby, Allen, are here from Yazoo, Miss, for a visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. S. Allen, parents of Mrs. Curtis.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-03-07
Announcement

| hereby announce to the public that | have open
cd a first class
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-03-07
D0MAC( zPRAvY.

ri. Tomasc Kost6la cd Dante
byla zde navstevou ku konci mimi
leho tJdne u pfdtel.
John MARTINEZ, syn j. j. Mar
tince u Lake Andes odjel v ponde-
Ii do Camp Fusion S mnoha iiny-
mi mIadiky 2 Chas. Mix okresu.
Adolf Dvofacek a jeho manzel-
ka byli Sioux City We ttvrtek.
Josef Turek a jeho rodina odjeli
We ctvrtek do sveho noveho domo.
va v Deadwood, kde obdrzel praci
v dolu. Pfejem Jim zdaru v no.
vem domove a stastnou cestu.
Josef Svanda a Emil Mikolhs
byli v Lake Andes ma zacatku t5d
he navstevou.
Emil Pisek pronaimul ma letoS-
nj rok farmu cd Johna Grella.
DR.. Klfma Sc zde stavel v pom.
deli ma cests 2 Yankton, kan do.
veil 10 rokn stareho syna, Emilia,
Josefa Slamy, kterS Sc tam okam.
Ute podrobil operaci ma sIepe SITE
vO.
Josef HOSTEL a jeho manaelka oc
Dante ztravili zde konec minuleht
t5dne u rodiGh, manzelu FIR. Kos
t%elovych.
Josef Ripple cd Lesterville kou
pill cd Jos. Blazka jeho hfebce ,
osla.
James Killian "a rodina cd Yanl
ton byli zde navstevou u pi. Jams
Kortana matky jeho.
81. Ludmila Blachnik sem prize
la V pondeli z Omahy kde dels
cas- vedla knihy v jistem zavodu
Bude nyni Sc svtmi rodici v Yanl
ton, nebot matka jeff jest stale
~ncduziva.
Alois Kozak cd Utica byl W
mest6 minul5 patek a dial nam ob
i~ednavku ma tiskovou praci.
Pfivezte smetanu pf. Velkov6,
ktera plat 44c. Adv.
Kupte 81 O. X. napajedlo pre-
prasata We kterem voda nezamrz.
ne v Ptakov9 skladu. Adv.
kupuji drdbez a vejce a platfm
vzdy nejlepsf trznf cenu. j. +.
Mikolasek. Adv.
Red Seal bilou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem e~levatoru. Adv.
Platim nynf 44c "a smetanu.
Pfivezte smetanu nynf dokuF &C.
ma jest tax yysoka. Alice Roku-
SEX " poster Adv.
V tonic mrazivem potasi pou-
zijte Protexol pro kon9. dobytek,
prasata a slepice. Tabor Drug
Store. Adv.
DIAL a Nedbal ma prodej v Lake
port Store. Adv.
Fotograficka dina Blachnikova
Dude nyni otevfena pouze v sobo-
tn a v nedeli. Adv.
Name uplny seaman taxi pro
Tabor a okoli pro okresy Bon
Homme a Yankton, a jsme hotovi
poslouziti v tonic ohledu nasfm
zakaznfkum. Farmers Savings
Bank. Adv.
Kositkova aabava Sc Dude odby-
vati v sobotu veGer 9ho bfezna v
SIM z. G. B. j., kterou uspofada-
il Glenkyn6 odboru Vcelek. Kaz-
da divka a dana jsou zadany by 81
pfipravili kosicky "a do zabavy je
pfinesly. CistS v5tezek Dude We
uovan ma tesko slovanskou arma-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-03-07

y V L anktOn v SOOOtu.
Thos. Kronaizl a rodina SO mas
jehovah ma svoii farmu 7 mil jiho-
vychodn6 Cd Tyndall minulf IT,
den. Dunn svuj We m6ste pronaj-
null John Hatwanovi, jenz Sc tam
nastehoval.
Ztratil Sc mi Plymouth Rock ko
hout. J. +. Horacek. Adv. 81
Josef Cansky dostal prdval prd-
chu a vazn6 oncmocnel We stfedu
nasledkem toho. Jeho stav ale Sc
lepsf.
Frank Skalak byl navstevou u
sv6 dcery, pr. Jos. Rady, u Scot
land ku konci minuleho t5dne.
Josef Valasek z Lesterville byl
zde We stfedu u Jana Capa kde
mel demonstrate aluminoveho ma
dobi. Bylo pfftomno asi 25 zen.
Ma prodej, Sturmova sin. Pts
te FIR. Pekaf, Scotland, S. D.
Adv. 81
Elmer Lukes z Lestcrville byl
zde navstevou minul5 patek.
VIM. Blachnfk zavfel svoji toto.
grafickou dilnu Il %pfipravuje Sc Cd
jeti prfsti stfedu do Fort Wayne,
Mich, co fotograf phi vzduchopla
veckem oddeleni u vojska. Dina
zdstane zavfena nejakJ cas-, avsak
j. A. Dvofak pocita, re il otcvfe
pozdeji, coz Sc oznami.
Pan Fillaus byl navstevou We
Camp Funston, a sdelil nam Re to
neni pravda, re jeho syn Josef jest
paralysovan ma pdl teIa. Mel pou
re trochu zkfivenou tvaf cd mas
tydnuti, a tez pry nenf pravdou,
Re iemu a mnoha jinSm lezou oti
ven z hlavy. Hosi pry isou zdra-
vi a vcseli Il dosti Sc Jim tam libi,
nebUt lam mail vse NONE.
DR.. digger, Sc rozhodnul jiti ma
svou farmu severne cd Scotland,
ieste tento tyden. Neni dosud roz
hodnut zdali sen Dude dojizd6t,
anebo sem dostane jineho zubniho
lekafe.
Staff manzele Kramafovi jenz
bydleli delsi Gas u Bon Homme, Sc
pfestehovali do Running Water.
JOS, j. Rezac jiz obdrzel sveho
plnokrevn6ho Herford byka, "a
ktereho dial $4,000. jest to mad
herne zvife.
81. Emily Vaith sem pfijela We
stfedu na navst6vu re Sioux City
k matce.
Vezmem do pastru dobytek a ko
ne, 81 "a dobytek a SIS "a hone.
Hojnost vod.y a trav. Hatwan
Bros. Bon Homme. Adv. 1921.
Josef Karl z Gregory a Adolf
Novotny z Chicago s1castnili Sc
pohfbu pr. Stibralov6 dtery.
Phi 1terni volb6 v zizkov town.
sipu jenz Sc tam odbyvala v dtery
byli nasledujfcf zvoleni: Aug. Pa
pix, supervisor; A. X. Nedved,
v. l.. Mrvfk, pokladnfk;
Emil Peterka, ASSESSOR; O. M. An
soudce; Chas. Hladkt,
konstebl.
Kosickova zabava S programem
Sc Dude odb5vati v McCrea skoIe
cd mesta, v patek vecer,
Is, bfezna. Danny a d6vtata jsou
zadany by pfinesly kosfcky pro
dv6 osoby. Kazdf je Evan by Sc
d~ostavjl.
Chcete-li pojisteni ma zivot pre-
Sc Il V. j. Wagnera z Les
terviIle, ktery p~ojistuje u Securi.
ty Mutual Life ms. Co., jenz dava
Iepsi v5hody nezli mnoh6 iine.
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-01

General Pershing's report on Satur-
days operations stated that the Amer
leans had brought down IL balloons
and more than sixty enemy planes
while les than a third of that number
OF our planes are missing"
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4302; Handy Green, 1878: Ebb Gray,
1919: Homer Green 2971; Martin Llftfl :
er Graham, 1888: Walter Graham, 1854
Alexander Hamilton Green, 1872:
Ralph Houston Gray, 3427; Bersl
Lloyd Green, 1859: Johnson Grace.
349s: Willard Beverly Griffith, 1923;
Leonard Grey, 1922; Cephus Graham,
1882; Alex Grey. 1852; Eugene Scott
Gray, 1872; Elver Raymond Grant,
1896; Fred Douglas Griffith, 5073;
John Outlaw Grady, 51ss: Rosario
Grasso, 1924; Bert Gum. ia; James
Edward Gryder, Jr, 1854; John B.
Guttman, $3.50; Eugene Augustus
Guillot, 311S.
John Fred Haas, 1887; Mike Haber,
1881; James Ernest Hagin, 1925;
George Herman Hahn, 1888; Daniel
Hales, 1904; Alfred Jackson Hall,
1898: Charles Laskey Hall. 1852; Geo.
Alexander Hall, 1874; Gordon Hall.
4131; Noah Lawrence Hall, 1907;
Sidney Hale. Jr. zoos; Thos. Victor
Hall, SIS; William Lewis Hall, 1923;
William Andrew Handy, 442; Grover
Cleveland Hamilton, 2s61; James Will
liam Hamilton. 23s: Robert James
Hamilton, 433s; Wesley Matthews
mac, 149s; Jessie Umbia Hammac,
1897; vester Hammac, 1881; Willie
Hamberry, 1907; Chester Alexander
Hancock, 1915; Albert Sidney Han
drop, 2S72; Edward Alonza Handrop,
S35; George Lemuel Hanks, 4140;
Joseph Oliver Hanks, ASP; Jos. Wall
ter Hanks, 410S; Thomas Joseph Ham
lon, 2444; Edgar Lutt Hammer, sos:
William Thomas Hanna. 3425; NAL
room Edward Hannah, 1349; Charles
Francis Hanesworth, 4132; Louis
Hansen. $50; Harold Arthur. Hansen.
9S5; Lyle Hardenbrook, 1923; Cecil
Albert Hardy, 1900; James Madison
Hare 500; John Henry Harold, 1885;
Clifford Mason Harper. 1886; Eugene
Present Harper, 1872; Henry Sheldon
Harper, 4119; John Philip Harrell,
511O; William Herbert Harren, 1893;
Wiley Willie Harrington, 4041; Chas.
Harris. 1910; Chester Harrison, 3497:
David Harris, 1854; Fred Harris, 1888;
Grant Harris, 4977; James Harriss,
167; Jim Harris, 5000.
Nellie Frederick Harris, 1873;
Samuel Harris, 145; Thomas Harris,
Jr.. 2O11; Walter Harris. 1871; WIN
Harris, 1855; Will Harris, 2064; Peter
Harrison, 5311; Rufus Harrison, 1888;
Henry w. Grady Hart, 5066; Isaiah
Howard Hart, 1867: Daniel Hart, 2Of'
Daniel Jackson Hart. 400; Reuben
Henry Hart, 1879; Floyd Hartley, 1854;
Willie Hartley, 2977; George William
Hartman. 1116; Theodore Hathaway,
1920; Hugh Michel Hatton. 1888; An
ton Haupert, 1901; Robert HaW-
thorne. 1914; Ellwood Hayes, 1926;
Nathaniel Hayes, 2192; Bert HAYNES
1912; George Henry Hayes, 2ooo'
Wilmer Hayward, $3.50: Andrew JACK
son Haze, 5o21; James Hearst, 1884
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-01
SPAIN APPLAUDS /
WILSON'S ADDRESS

Madrid. Sept. 30-All the newspap-
ers mere publish the address Of Presi-
Gent wilson at New York in full. In
commenting on the speech the Liberal
saws:
The address is the noblest thing
that has been thought or said since
the beginning of the war. 1t is the
epitome of the general spirit OF nu
mainly and of those ASPIRATIONS which
dWeii IN the depth of every conscience
ana every thought that is free from
covetous egotism.
Perhaps President Wilson's pro-
gram may be too idealistic We may.
perhaps, think it not possible to sac
rifice all material interests to the
moral progress of the world. but we
might forget that this doctrine so
noble and so human. will be g1aran-
teed in return by the mighty power of
the United States and that any i'm
PROJECTIONS which may be found in
practice will be gradually corrected by
this ideal.
In any case, the most important
fact is that the United States, by Pres
ident Wilson, has just said its last
word. To it the allies will assuredly
be wiling to subscribe. President Will
son declares the central powers must
be vanquished by force of arms and
possibly by the convictions of their
peoples. The world will then at iast
be free from slaughter and oppression
and will be left in favorable condi-
ton for the development of this prog
gram OF justice and brotherhood"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-01
SERIAL NUMBERS
in NEXT DRAFT

r5rar Hubert Gavin, 3412: Frank
c.dson. 372s; John Littleton Garrett,
e-64: Edward Grover Gathling, S77a;
Gorge washington Garrett, 1913;
pruce Gardner, 5365; Peter Ramons
cahhardt. 416; Harley Gunigan, 446S;
coynelius Everett Gentry. 1919; Wal
.ar Henry Gentry, 1852: John Irwin
csfst. $40: James Hercules George
ne 1896: John Kerkins, 1929; Nick
ecker. 1884; William Gilmore, 3s4s;
asnry Percy Gilmore, 1886; Jas. Lloyd
ovens. 1884; Stephen Richard Gil
more. 1920; Eley Gilmore. 296s; Vim
nar+ Claude Giblen, 1928: Cosimo
Alexander Girl, 1896; Adolphus Gill
-,ore. 1853; Earnest Gibson, 1898;
Nathan Gibson, ia; Thomas Gloss,
iq05: Hartley Augustus Goodrich,
a3S2; Charley L. Goodson. PAS; Grady
coodson, 2171; Edward Goodwin. ISL;
CHARLES Gordon, 202; Lawrence Floyd
codwin 277; Lars Hubert Cos
SAGE 1892; Eugene Goldstucker,
9oS5. Ellis Hugh Goodwin, 1926, Chas.
Andrew Golden, 352; Brady Selma
edwin, $50: Willie Lee Goodwin, go;
viii Goldsmith, 1882; Robert Ellis
edwin. 1O41; Berta Carroll Goldsby
fo44: Manuel Ralph Gomez. Ills; Jas.
samuel Goodwin, 1854; Fleming Cold
smith, 1870; Marion Goodwin. 4151;
charles Fennen Gonzalez, 457S; Dick
son Bartholomew Gonzalez, 1881; Robt
y Goodloe, 1913: Bill Comes, 1851;
Robert Goodwin, 1865; Glenn Goodwin,
AIS; Beverly Randolph Goulding,
1858: Joseph Govia, 1857; Leslie Al
len Goodwin, 1921; Raymond Elwood
Gonzalez, 373S: Paul Frederick Con
zalez, $3.50; Eric Irenus Gonzalez,
Malcolm Eggart Gonzalez. 7SS; Chas.
s7ss: Mamie Francis Gonzalez, 1925;
Malcolm Eggart Goszalez. 7ss; Chas.
Levert Gonzalez, 500; Geo. ]. Cor
don. Sis; Oscar Albert Gonzalez
1926; John Angus Goodwin, 143S; Thos.
Graham, 1851; James Michael Grit
fin. 1876; Horace Renshaw Grant, 226;
Benjamin William Graham. 1892; Ros-
coe Clifton Greenaway, 1855; James
Graham. 2031; Willie Green, 2040;
Clason Grice, 24S0; Jekel Greenblat,
1858; Emanuel John GregorslSy, 2216;
Melton Jas. Gray, 22S1; Lorenzo
Gross, 2293; Wesley Griffin, 1902;
James Masdon Graham, 452; Pies
Grace, 4S4; Henry Holden Gray. 6s4;
Jno. Henry Graham, 1776; Bob Graves,
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David Heiger, 1341; Arthur Heinberg,
1856; Thomas Jefferson Helton, 4637;
Frank Riley Henderson, 1920; Fred
! Maynard Henderson, 1929; Peter
Henderson, 40sS; Prince Albert Hen
derson, 156; Sheppard Henderson.
1895: Will Henderson, 2974; Willis
Johnson Henderson. 1906.
Louis Hendricks, 1874 julius Leon
ard Hendrick, 4053; William Jeff
bricks, 5147; Christian Frederick Hen
, bricks, Ais; George Henry. 1898; Will
|. lie Henry, 1885: Jake Herbert, 1888:
Fletcher Golden Hero1d, 5142; Cary
Holt Herring. 1889; Frances E. Her
rington, 2649; jefferson Martin Her
ringtos, 40S; Tobias Lang Hersko-
Wiz, 1851; Kipling Randall Hess, 1914;
Ed Hicks, 1922; Edward Hicks, 21o7;
Emmett Hicks, 72s; Lester Hicks, 1871 !;
Charles Hightower, 1853; Charles Ed
ward Hightower, 5075; Edward Gar
field Hid, 434; Carter Hill, 229; Chas.
Hill, 1912; George Washington Hill.
412; Sherman Robert Hill. 2so5: Will
liam Walter Hill, $50; Willie Hill.
1927; Henry William Helton, 4453;
Hewett Harrol Helton, 23o; Alden Hin
ote, 1888; Vernon Gus .Hinote, 1867:
William Henry Hinote, 41s9; Chris
tian Friedrich Henrichs, 1898; George
Henry Henrichs, 9S6: Walter, Hixon,
2217; Jessie Hobby, 1870; August
Augustaves Hoffman, 2178; Aloysious
Rough Hoffman, 1888; George Hogan.
1884; Gus Hogan, $50, Scott Hogan,
29e9; Edward Lynch Hogeboorn, 1868;
George Dewey Holland, 1880; Wilmer
Edward Holland, 261s; William Jessie
Holland, 1857; Cassie Albert Holley,
4s75; George Frances Holley, 1923
Wiley Joshep Hollffield, lib; George
William Hollingshead, 1876; Alfred
Madison Hollingsworth, 1916; Jesse
Peter Hollihand, $50; Morris John
Hollihand,s 1929; Fred Holmes, 1886:
| Mack Haley Holt, 5134 Sims Holzer
1866; Jim Tom Hood, 3s43; Sam Hop
1858; Nathaniel Asberry Hopkins, 1881
| Robert Theodore Horlick, 1853; Fra.sh
| Slaton Horne, 1868; Mack Horn, $50:
Harry Rupert Horton, 1882.
John Hortshorn. 1904: lack House
241; Chas. Howard, 1877; Chas. Sulli
van Howard, PIP; Ernest Howard
1918; Theodore Howard, 2s71; Chas
David Howes, 1882; Thomas Vintt
ton Hoyt, 3411; Earl Hubbird. 5347
/ William Hudson, 1885; Charles Ed
ward Hughs, 1868; Warren Hughes
1858; Harry Leach Hughey, 2631;
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-01
AVIATORS MAKE
FINE RECORD

American Headquarters in France.
Sept. 30.-The outstanding achieve
meA of the American army in the lat
est offensive undoubtedly was that OF
its aviators. who have done all that
was expected of them and much more.
Their commander. Colonel Mitchell.
proudly claims there is nothing to
beat them in the world. and it will be
long before their record up TO and in
Guiding Saturday is surpassed wits
sixty machines downed and IL bal
looms burned without single cas-
ualty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-01
SHOW HOW PARIS
PROTECTS SHOW WINDOWS

How Paris shops protect their
show windows from the, air raids Of
the Germans, and against concussion
Of shells by FASTING strips Of adhesive
paper across them, is shown in a very
attractive way in the novel designs
by F. G. Christel. of Watson, Parker
show windows.
This is the method used in Paris
and other cities in the war zone to
protect the windows and also to pre-
vent the breaking glass from doing in
Jury to pedestrians.