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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10
MV. |. D. LOWE AND
REV. MAJOR RETURNED.
FULL LIST Of
APPOINTMENTS

The Methodist Conference came 70
successful close last night at Bar.
tcw' when the appointments for tbo
coming year were announced As far
as possible all preachers were 70
turned, as the Bishop and his canine,
ieit mat conditions were such that
no unnecessary expense should he in
CURED and therefore many towns will
ENJOY their same pastor for another
year. Lakeland Methodists, and the
public generally are pleased at the
return OF Rev. l.. D. Lowe to the
First Methodist church, and Rev I
d. Major to Myrtle Street and Dixie
fand churches. Both are beloved by
their congregations and have done a
splendid work here.
Below we give the full list of ap
pointments:
Barlow District--C. F. Blackburn
presiding elder; Arcadia, j. A. Hen
dry, D, B. Sweat, supernumerary
Boca Grande, Z. c. Wilson, Barlow
F. R. Bridges and one to be supplied
Bowling Green j Z. Shepherd; Dix
leland and Myrtle Street, ]. d. Major;
Fort Green Mission, w. H. Wilcox
supply; Fort Meade, E. F. Ley; Fort
Myers, H. j. Haefinger; Fort Myers
Mission, p. B. Boyd, supply; Home
land and Prospect c. C. Cecil, Kath
leen circuit, |. NJ Belt; LaBelle an(
Alva, j. w. Austin; Lakeland, L. d
Lowe; Marco Mission, to be supplied
Mulberry, w. B. Tresca; Nocatee ant
Fort Ogden, A. Cole; Punta Cord;
and Charlotte Harbor, Oscar Z
Rice; Wauchula, j. T. Mitchell; Zol
TO circuit, ]. E. Hartstield; Editor o
the Florida Christian Advocate,
Edgar Wilson, Lakeland; c. E. stu
dent to Emery University, H. Z
Owens, Lakeland; o. c. army sec
rotary of Y. M. c. A., S. F. Stephens
Punta Gorda and Charlotte Harbor.
Miami District-H. M. Norton, pre-
siding elder; Bunnell, R. L. Ramsey
DANA and Ojus Mission, E, K. Whit
den; Delray and Boynton Mission, |
Monroe; East Palatka and Saln
Johns Park, w. o. Troutman; Fol
Lauderdale Mission, J. Z. Gault; Fol
Pierce, E. j. Gates; Hastings, E. {
CONTINUED on page 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10
CHRISTMAS RED
CROSS ROLL
CAMPAIGN GETS
UNDERWAY

Preliminary arrangements, cooking
to the Membership Drive for the Red
Cross, which is to be held next week.
we're effected last night in meeting
at the War Work Hut. City Chairman
Sneed has secured practically the
same organization as put over the
War Work proposition, and this
should insure a very effective hand
ling of the drive. 1t is expected that
not less than 5000 memberships will
be secured in Lakeland.
The following are the various CON-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10
Rotary Dinner
Has Been Postponed

Ladies Night which was to nave
been the feature of the Club TINS
week, has been called off by the ofll-
GERS and will not take place tonigh'
as previously announced. On account
of sickness and several other good
and sufficient reasons it seemed I'M
possible for the committee to arrange
matters so as to make the dinner a
success for tonight and it is expected
that the function will be arrange"
for on or about New Years eve
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10
No7IcE TO W. o. w.

Every member of this camp IS uls.
n L,,. uoonosted to be present tonight
at the hall at 1870 as a. Question IN ~
a. ~, ,mnortance to all will come up
for a final decision. Din' say '" on
~ sxnress dissatisfaction later on
anu o,,nt Of misunderstanding the
ao of Sovereign W, X. TINS
lio.i not unveiled last Sunday. TINS
v wrI be another matter to be decided sel
VIII p,a ~ let's have a good attendance
tonight. mourn clark
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10
Meeting Of Red Cross
S q Tomorrow Afternoon

Every member of the Lakeland Hou
Cross Society is asked TO DC ple9en,
~ meeting tomorrow "wednesday
- s.a.noon at four o'clck. The meet
49, az Is called for the purpose of cleo,
, ne oa7cars for the ensuing year ana
arranging many matters conneeleu
q an the return of our soldier boys
The meeting will be held at feo o tbs
,.ao = in the woman's clun
building.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

mittee chairmen:
City Chairman-W. F. Sneed.
Campaign Secretary-Miss Estelle
Rogers.
Campaign Treasurer--W. w. Chase.
Publicity Director--W. H. OFT.
Assistant Publicity Director-Eg-
bert Lusk.
Chairman Advertising Division
Canvass White.
Chairman Public Meetings and
Speakers Divisional. F. Hethering-
ton.
Chairman Boys Division--Chas. M,
Jones.
Chairman Retail Mems Division-C.
0. Pinch.
Chairman Banks and Corporations
DivisiOn-C. W. Deem.
Chairman Public officials Division
! e. G. Flanagan.
Chairman Industrial Divisional.
Boswell.
Chairman Travelling Mems Division
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Mrs. L. W. Cowdery has leased the
large upstairs room in the Cowdery
building to the Richards Mayes Cigar
Co., who purchased the machinery OF
the A. H T. Co., and this firm will
conduct an up-to-date cigar factory
This is the same room as was former
ly occupied by the Moose Lodge,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Rev. Smith Hardin, who has been
attending conference at Barlow,
stopped off here today to transact
business and shake hands with his
many Lakeland friends. He was re-
turned to the Ocala pastorate for an
other year, where he is much beloved
by his large congregation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Mrs. H. M. Webb and two children
and Mrs. Webb's mother, Mrs Ed
wards, are confined to their home
with the flu, which their friends will
much regret to learn. Their cases are
light, we are glad to state, and II is
hoped they will soon be much i'm
proved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Mrs. B. T. Heape was called to Pei
ham, Ca, today by the serious illness
Df her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Fain. It
Is hoped that the illness may not
prove as critical as the message indi.
cated.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10
Farmers Club Meets Dec. q
with Mr.. t. $. Clifford

The Farmers Club will meet Sat
urday week, Dec. 21st, with Mr.. 7.
S Clifford, south Of town, in the Hol
lingsworth neighborhood a full az
tendance Of the members is desired
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

The stock of the Florida Furniture
Co. is being moved today from the
Cowdery building to the big store be-
ng opened by the Success Furniture
Co., in the building adjoining the
Evening Telegram building.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Mr.. w. L. King and Mr.. Brown late
Of Dade City, have purchased the
woodward of A. ]. Taylor, corner
massachusetts, avenue and Cedar
street, and have placed c. G. Fletcher
in chadge of same. The concern will
supply wood to the local consumers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Miss Lula Wilson has accepted a
position with the Stevens Jewelry
Co. Miss Wilson is an accomplished
and will make a valuable
adjunct to the business of this excel.
lent establishment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Senator O. M. Eaton, Mr. A. J..
Miss Josephine Drane
and Miss Lois Dame reached Lake
land last evening from Tallahassee,
coming in Senator Eaton's car.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

DR.. and Mrs. Henry G. Ide, of De-
troit are spending the winter here.
and are occupying the DR.. Moon bun
galoW
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10
Lakeland
Lac0nics

Mr. j. P. M. Benton motored down
: Wauchula on business trip yes
erday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10
FOR SALE

Two or ten acres good truck and
citrus land five room house; good
barn. One mile OF Florida avenue
j. A. Perry, Oleander st. SITS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Mr.. A. W. Dudley, of Doylestown,
MILO is among the winter visitors en-
owing stay in Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

Mr. S. r. Holton Of Gainesville,
Va is visiting his daughter, Mrs. T..
NJ. Benton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-10

e. l.. Hume.
Chairman Residence Division Rev.
Chas. H. Trout.
Chairman Hotels and Boarding
Houses Division-Mrs. w. C. Nor
veil.
Chairman Tourists Division
George Watson.
In Charge War Work Hut Mrs.
Mabel Beverly.
Chairman Rural Division G.. |,
Stacy.
Chairman Patriotic Girls Club
Miss Ruby Turner.
Chairman Boy Scouts-T. Stanley
Filbert.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

UTAsHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 4-The
w Z. s army casualty list an
nounced today showed a total OF sos
names.
Section 40. ]. with 407 names, was
divided as follows:
Killed in action, 81; missing in &C
ton, IS; wounded severely, 145; died
OF wounds. Il; died OF accident and
other causes, 8; died OF disease, s;
wounded. degree undetermined, 50;
died from aeroplane accident, .; erro-
neousIy reported killed. now reported
missing, J.
Section No .. containing 402 names
was th1s summarized
Killed in action. SO, missing IN &C
ton. 20; wounded severely, 100; died
OF disease. Is; wounded, degree unde-
termined, Is. died Of wounds, = died
from aerOplane accident .; died from
accident and other causes, 6.
80 Southwestern sIen
Southwestern men on the list in
clude;
Pvt. Guy W. FAINT, Big Sandy, Tex,
killed in action
Corp. Eddie Davis, Center. Tex,
wounded severely
Pvt. Tom c. Brown. Waelder. Tex,
Pvt. Joseph =. Jurach. Karnes City,
Tex, wounded severely.
Pvt. Barney A. Raczunas, san An
tonic. Tex, wounded severely
Pvt. William J.. BoyHin, Zavallas
Tex, wounded severely
Pvt. Emmett H. Gideon. Crockett,
Tex wounded severely
Pvt. Frank Sanchez, Nora v. n,
wounded severely
Corp. Carl Leonidas Mynatt. Lub-
book, Tex, wounded, degree undeter-
mined.
Pvt. Charles B. Garrett. Te1arkana.
Tex, wounded. degree undetermined
Pvt Albert Roy Misemer, Cedar
Hill, Tex wounded, degree undeter-
mined
Corp. Joseph NJ. McCaine, Houston,
Tex, missing in action.
Pvt. ToIburt ]. Lundrum, Mt. Pleas
ant, Tex, missing in action
Pvt. Oscar o. Ray, Morgan MlI,
Tex, missing in action
Pvt. Robert Tlmbrel, Douglas, Ark,
missing in action
Pvt. Arthur Wilbur, san Antonio,
Tex, missing in action
Pvt. Luther d. Orr, Bowie, Tex,
missing in action
Pvt. james c. Pickering, Phoenix,
ARK, missing in action
Pvt. EziquieI RaeI, CuestH, n. NJ
missing in action
SGT. Hugh l. Allen, Waco, Tex
wounded severely.
BugIer Paul F0rchas Galveston.
Tex wounded severely.
Pvt. Arthur NJ. Donaldson. Lords
burg, n. NJ. wounded severely.
Pvt. Claude w. STRIPPING, Mt. YER
non, Tex wounded severely.
Pvt. Henry j. ScheOpner, Pilot
Point, Tex, wounded severely
Pvt. Henry DrnIze, Aquilla, Tex, I
wounded. degree undetermined.
Pvt. John +. PsenciIz. AIereta, Tex
wounded. degree undetermined
Pvt. John J. ShOtWell, BerinE, Tex,
wounded. degree undetermined.
Pvt. Alfredo Garcia TERRA Ana
rilla. y. VI, missing in action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Standard Cash Stores
where you
Pay Cash and Pay Less
U. S. Food Administration License G-2s5O5
KAISER GROWING GRAYER.

Geneva, Switzerland, sept swiss
who saw emperor William and king
Ferdinand at their Na1beim confer
euce recently. according TO the Demo-
crate. say the German ruler has aged
greatly. His hair is snow white and
his shoulders stopped The emperor s
eyes are feverish. his gestures abrupt
and his face. which is severely lined
and tanned gives the general impress
sion Of a man suffering a great sor-
row.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

Pvt. ISABEL GraniIIo. Las Cruces
y. n. missing in action.
Pvt Juan =. Herrera, Taos, y. NJ
wounded severely
The list in fun follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04


Captain.
Frank " Leachy. Lawrence. Mass
Lieutcnants-
Ray Eura Bostick. Manton. Mich.
Harry N. keiser. Chicago, Ill
SerEeants-
Fred AmstutZ. Monticello. Wis
Clyde c. Clinefelter, Coldwater Mich
Ed. A. Collins. Port Huron. Mich.
Frank Gardner, New York.
Harold Johnson. Menominee. Mich.
Dewey y. Lepage, Superior, Wis.
John N. NOWak. Milwaukee. Wis.
CorpOraIs.
Claude ". Alderman, Bronson. Mich.
Peter J. Bovin. Menominee Mich.
David Earl Cline. Toledo. o.
Gordon ". Grothers, Rockford, Mich.
Gilbert D. Karston, keeland, Mich
John Jockey. Menus. Mich
C. n. LeveauX, Ludington. Mich.
Herbert Brady Martin. Warren, Ark.
John NJ Miller. Spring Valley. Wis.
Bugler.
Alfred Branchini. Iron River. Mich
PrivateS.
Frank IT. Allen, North Street, Mich.
Ralph Allen. Elmdale. Mich
William Baker. NIenominee, Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

Benz s. Peck. Coopersville, Mich.
Robt- Y Haggard, Oliver Springs
Ernest John George PIett. Gran,
Rapids. Mich.
Earl D. Seaton, Peru, Ill
Leo J. Vaughn. Madison, Wis
CorpOrals.
John VIM. Arndt Morley. Mich
VIM n Booth, Desoto. Ia
Thad II. Carlton, Woodruff. s. c.
James A Cook. Granite City. Ill
Ora H. Day. Shirley. Ind.
Albert H Gauss. Detroit. Mich
VIM F. JolitZ. Rhinelander. Wis
Paul L. Koch Shawano. Wis.
VIM S Musick. Hostetter, Pa
Lyle z. Barber. Minneapolis. MINI
Eddie Davis, Center. Tex.
Edwin H Ewing. Ludington. Mich
Joseph Iwanow1ki. Milwaukee. Wis
Edward Kielma, Milwaukee, Wis.
Walter Nenning. Marshfield. Wis
Howard J. Upston. Tekonsha. Mich
Lester r Wall Eastbend, y. c..
BuElcr.
VIM. John Emery, Highland Park
Mich.
Mechanic.
Garald F.. Aisner. Ionia. Mich
Wagner.
Andrew V Nanells. Washington
Wis.
Cook.
A Gunderson. 1Ienominee. Mich
PrIvates.
Frazier Arthur. Fayetteville. WA
Eugene r. BaIlou. Ephratah, y y
Guy C Baxter. Clifton, s. C.
F'rolie Berry. Merricourt, y. D.
VIM E Berry. Flatrock. Ind.
Geo. W. Blaclzman. Muskegon. Mich.
Benz L. Brown. Blythville. Ark.
Tom c. Brown, Waelder. Tex.
Raymond Byers Bedford. Ind
George Capener. Baraboo. Wis.
Axeh Carlson. Hartford. Conn
Reid C. Cheney. Jackson. Mich.
Fred COrnelison. Scottsboro. Ala.
James l. Cushing, Rosemary. NC.
Edw- II. Elder, Mammoth Springs
Ark
Cisero H Garnes. Paris. Mich.
Geo W Gikas. Brooklyn. y. T.
FincenzO Greco, PittsburE. Pa.
VIM p. Griffin. Slick. Ark
Jas Z, Hildreth. Chesterfield. sc
James c. Xix. Detroit. Mich
Amelcar Jarreau. Jarrear. La
W L Jones, Franklinsville. y c.
Joseph p. Jurach, Karnes City. Tex.
Edw. H Keel. s. Bellingham. Wash.
Don A Kelley. Cement City. Mich
Harry A keltz. Latrobe, Pa.
evan. Canada
Bert Leggett. Covelo. Cal
Eugene Lemoine, Stoneham. Mass.
Nincent Levetz, no emergency ad-
dress given
Hurley McManus. Buffalo. s. C.
VIM D. Maxwell. Baker. Ore.
Albert Meyer. Matteden. III.
Frank Minalge. Westville. Pa.
Harry Odonneu New York. y. Y.
Joseph Pachefsky. Milwaukee. wis.
VIM Aloysius Pheland, Sadusky,
Wis.
Geo. ". Philbrook, Superior, Wis.
Paul Protosiewicz, Milwaukee. Wis
Barney A. Baczunns. san Antonio,
Tex.
Louis Raczynskf. Isle. III.
VIM. a. Randolph. Rapid City. SD.
Frank Reynolds. Mt Pleasant. Mich.
Carl NJ Anderson. Wensper. Idaho.
Arthur B. Benny. Hartford. Conn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

Robert Bannister. Capac. Mich
II. F. Bashcre, Marine City. Mich
Ralph Bender, Trio. o.
Emery Brady. Merlin. Ontario, Can.
Walter Brzowslzi, Hamtramck, Mich.
Earl Burdick. OsweG0. Mich
Joe Busker, MiIbank. S d.
Avery Campbell. Sparta, Mich
Roy Canavan, Nicksburg, Mich.
William " Huff. Sandlake, Mich
Stanislaw Janczysk. Cleveland, o.
Jacob JawOrski. Hamtramck, Mich-
Albert johnson. Ocono. Wis.
Nicholas p RaparOs. St Louis, No
John KatopOdes. Ann ArbOr, Mich.
Reuben krull. Three Rivers. Mich
William Lippert, Pinckard. Ky.
Lauton Longan. California. No
Giovanni Lorenzi, PistOrias FenenZi,
italy.
o. J.. Lund, Blooming Prairie. MINI.
Francis Miller, Jackson. Mich.
Nasar Mudakew. Aickees Rock, Pa
Leslie c. Pearson. Duncan. KY
Giuseppe PolioserO, kenOsha, Wis.
o. p. Price, Pollock. La
Adam Roman. Natrona. Pa
Benie c. ShelinO. East Sparta, o.
George Thompson. Dalton, Wis.
Mechanic
Jacob Brzozowski. Detroit, Mich.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
4
Captain.
VIM. H Coacher. Mitchell, S. D.
Lieutenant.
j.. B. ThOrsen, West Ashland, Wis.
Corporal.
VIM S. Stekelberg. Middleton, Wis
Wagner.
GeOrEcr L Station. Wells. MINI
Privntes-
Nasie AleeXoff, Macedonia. Greece
Andrew Molenock. Uniontown. Pa
Lola L. Owensby. Fletcher. y. c.
DIED Of DISEASE.
Sergeant.
James L Stork. Philadelphia, Pa
BuEler.
Wild W Jackson. Success, No.
Cook.
Albert White. Washington. D. c.
Nurse.
katherine + Irwin. Exeter, y. H
Civilian.
Daniel Lamont. London. Eng.
Privntes.
VIM. E Courtney, Lawrence, Mass
Alfred d. Harmer. Philadelphia. Pa.
Steve Haremsa. Perth Amboy, y J.
Chas. + Johnson. Providence. p I.
James F. Mccain. St Paul. MINI.
Isaac Paine, CapIeyille. Tenn.
Wilfred L Riley. Alameda. Cal.
Henry W Schipfer. Pittsburg. Pa
Basil A Swisher. Merrill. Ia
Norris c. Nanderjagt- Cedar Grove,
Wis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

Reservations are being made every
day at Hotel LauEhlin for the winter.
Have you made yOurs?-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
80 SOUTHWESTERN CASUAL TIES
APPEAR IN ARMY LIST Of 8O9

% Texans, Six New Mexicans, and Two From Arizona
Listed on American Honor Roll Announced Today; No
Commissioned Officers From Southwest Named;
One Nurse and One Civilian Included in Big Total
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Historic ALsace Put
Back on Frances Map

san Francisco. Calf, Sept A.
The historic region Of Alsace has
been put back on the map OF
France by the United States post
office department, postal author
tiles announced here last night, in
directing that letters addressed TO
that region be addressed France"
instead Of Germany, as in the
past. The order applies TO the 90
odd towns. which have been taken
in AIsace by the allies IN various
drives. II supercedes an order
which has stood for A. years and
which directed that all letters sent
to Alsace should be addressed
Germany"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

E1cl4EE W. CElluL E4LLEDlrEs Ia
Basil A Swisher. Merrill. Ia
Norris C. Vanderjagt- Cedar Grove,
WIS
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Wagner.
Patrick J Doyle. Worcester, Mass.
PrIvates.
Norvin ". Bowlin. Hedrick. Ia
Elmer J.. Fresher. Los GatOs. Cal
Albert W Lowell. Riverrouge, Mich
VIM. F. Meade. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Nicholas J. TarkaEekes. New York.
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT.
Lieutenants.
Alexander B. Thaw, New York. NY.
Robert H. Wood, IT., Charlottss-
vile. Va
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Licutenants.
Jesse @. Coldiron. Wareeney. Kan.
Harold F. Fair. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Raymond G. Tuck, Brown City.
Mich.
Harry D. Brown. Lowell. Mass
John F. Voge, Appleton. Wis.
Sergeants.
Hugh l. Allen. Waco, Tex.
Fred Borg. Mt Olive. III
Lewis f. Williams. Bridgeport,
Conn
Ernest Keebler. Ann Arbor. Mich.
Theodore p kutschinski. Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Walter L. Price. Kitzmiller. Nd.
Harry r. Scott. Grand RAPIDS. Mich.
Frank Urankar. MorOucha. Austria.
Frank D. AIcCrank. Rice Lake. Wis.
John Partacz. Tarnopol. Austria
Frank Reiterman, Busha, Hungary.
CorporaIs.
VIM Borden, indianapolis. Ind.
James Chaban. Waterbury. Co7n-
Fred n Drake. Springfield. o.
Sils c Erickson. Brooklyn, " Y.
Frank Gondek, Milwaukee. Wis.
Geo W Lancaster. Greenville. sc
Victor Magoon. Barreplains. Mass.
Phyfer G. Pittman. Tyrone. Okla
Peter Rawski. Milwaukee. Wis.
Geo D. Sriner. Columbus. o.
Harry Strickland. Brooklyn. y. T.
Earl J. Watts. Enon Valley. Pa
VIM j. Cavalaugh, Gloucester
Mass.
Richard E. ChudObba. sheboygan.
Wis.
VIM A Fox. AnnviIe. Ky
JOS z Mcmahon. Philadelphia. Pa.
Alphonz Niemeth. Hot Springs. Ark.
Joseph Schlader Oconto. Wis.
VIM Everett Skinner. Kalamazoo.
Mich.
Ross s. Stofflet, Ann Arbor. Mich.
Edw. J. Devino. Burlington. Vt.
Jason Fugate. AIRY. Ky.
Bernard P Kavanaugh. Kalamazoo.
Mich
Benz F. Mccormick. Conway. s. c
John F. Mace. Richmond. HIGH.
Theodore Miller. Chicago. III.
Benz A. Moreland. Slanosville,
". Va.
Henry F. SunderIage. Madison. Wis.
Grant s Williams. Hudson. Wis.
Edward c. Yates. Chicago. III.
VIM Zindars. West Depere. Wis.
John kufnowski. South Milwaukee.
Wis.
Bugler.
Paul Forcha. Galveston. Tex.
Musicians.
Leroy Egrav. Alpena Mich
Joseph Greene, Philadelphia. Pa
Mechanics.
John T. Jacobson. Chisholm. MINI.
Geo Y. Summers. Ethel. No.
Cook.
Arthur Murl Morris Durand. Mich.
Privatcs.
Geo A. Aher. Hartford. Mich.
Harold J. Adams. Peoria. III.
Chas. H Allen. Ionia. Mich.
Roy J. Allen. Georgetown. Miss.
Elmer A Anderson. Mindoro. Wis.
Paul AndruszkiewicZ. Detroit. Mich.
Geo .. Arth. Narinette Wis
Mich.
Elmer G. Balm. Portage. Wis.
Robert ". Bancroft. WindsorviIIe. 7
Conn.
steve o Barber. Springfield. Pa
Alfred Belluomini. Chicago. III.
Glen Berger. TheTmopolis. Wyo. (
Gindo Bockstaele. Boniface. Mani /
-oba. Canada
Dolphy Brockmau. Monett. No.
olln Albert Bullock. Detroit Mich. |
Curtis Carpenter. Antigo. Wis.
Arthur Chatfield. St Charles Mich /
Francis Fitzpatrick. Oshkosh. Wis.
Ira A. Fowler. Clarksvllle. Fla
Lee ". Gehr. Brodhead. Wis
Vincent George. Wennetka. H.
John d. Goodwin. Enid. Mont
George Holcombe Rockmart. Ca
Robert Johnson. Chicago. III
Alex. Kabak. Boston. y 7.
(ContInued on next pnge.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

F. C. HeaOz. Camera eepalrec. a-I Hssa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

CLARENCE H POWELL connected
- with the circulation department
OF The Herald. having started in six
years ago as carrier and worked his
way up to assistant circulation man
aEer. which position he has held dur
ing the past eight months. He Joined
company ]. Ninth Texas infantry. re-
Gently. and 40 OF the Herald carriers.
including the office force, gave him a
farewell dinner party at the Sheldon
hotel recently. Last Saturday he was
presented by the carriers with a wrist
watch.
Evening journal., 1918-02-16
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. BATH
two porches, gas and electric hstures,
Al condition. bargain 20 quick buyer
Possession July 21 Apply 40. 1914 Wash
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Evening journal., 1918-02-16

Russia. qualified at present by the
temporary armistice.
THE Russian government gave us
opportunity TO denounce the armls,lce
and continue the war or 20 make a sim
liar peace declaration TheAustro-
Hungarian government has no reason
10 denounce the armistice
In Germany a more Sc niical Opin-
ion appears 90 prevail, but an exchange
Of views should soon take place On the
other hand. 10 would Doe a great mis-
take on our part 20 announce a state
OF peace now and thus bind our hands.
That would not do II. for example. we
have TO intervene to protect the Tx
raine.
our relations with the Russian gov
ernment, however, are not broken:
neither do the Russians wish this. on
the contrary, they desire TO continue
diplomatic relations through the wire
less and the commissions now sitting
In PetrOgr3d.
I'VE shortly expect a declaration that
Rumania Is ready to enter into negotla-
tions with us"
Berlin newspapers OF. Thursday even
ing Intimate that peace negotiations
with Rumania are about 10 be opened.
They say although no Official commun-
lcaiion has been issued, it may be as
sumed that Rumanlan negotlators. who
Will first discuss a prolongatlon OF the
armistlce, have arrived at a place
agreed upon.
In discussing the latest Ukralnlan-
Polish developments. the Vorwaerts OF
Berlin, the Socialist organ. says:
THE fine days OF German-polish
friendship are past and their place has
been taken by something quite new.
namely a German -Ukralnlan community
Of interest, as opposed 90 Polish aspira-
tlons. But the gradual progress OF
worlds history may again alter the
outlook In the East Even were there
a ssmblance Of voluntary leaning on
the part Of Poland toward the Central
Powers, % VIII now no longer be at