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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

There are nearly 1000 cases OF youth
ful offenders in Germany daily as against
less than 400 in 1913.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, Sunday, by Associated
Press-Two lowfying German air
planes were brought down Saturday by
American machine gunners during the
German attack in and about Seicheprey
northwest of Toul. The machine gun
ners had been ordered to retire, but re-
manned in their positions.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
Red Men, S Hall

Dances will be held in Red Men s
hall every Saturday until further no.
tice.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
.HA|G PREPARES LINES
FOR NEXT GERMAN BLOW

Takes Advantage of Comparative Lul to Strengthen Po
stons at Various SpOts-British Gains Made North
and South of the Somme in the Local Operations Last
Night on I.ys Battlefront
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

Greatness is never thrust upon the mar
who leads an aimless life.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

PARIS, April 22.-German raids east
of the Avre river and near Rheims Were
repulsed last night, the war office an
nounccs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

pulsed German raid along the Avre in
this region.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

what in the neighborhood of Nillers- Bre-
tOnneuX.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
LIONS TO HOLD
FORTH At "Y"
Club to Keep Open House in
New Building Tonight

Tonight will be Lions club night a,
the y. NJ {. A. and reception will
be given for the club members and
their wives. The kiwanis club has
night, the Ad club Saturday night, and
the Rotary club next Tuesday night.
IN exhibition OF fancy swimming Civ
en- by Lieut., J. s, Adams, champion
swimmer OF Mississippi, wll be a fea-
Turf OF the Lions club entertainment,
tonight.
The entire building will be thrown
open for the inspection oi<the club
members and their ladies, and the
only time during the series OF club re-
cepiions, the swimming pool will be
available for the wives and daughters
OF The club members.
The water, which is usually kept a,
20 degrees, will be raised to 80 de
grees, and large warm dressing rooms
will be provided for the ladies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
HUGE CHRISTMAS
TRADE IN CITY
High-CIasS Merchandise IA
yoritc, Say StorokeepGrS,

Prosperity va, reflected in Christ
UJS buying thl, year, according t. sew
crll merchants Everyone seemed So
happy over the close of the war that
he mo-, only was willing 10 spend his
money hut anxious to spend It freely.
and a decided tendency 10 buy high
class merchandise was IN evidence,
,ald VI u Scott of Scott Halliburton
DrygOodS company
The buying was more practical than
usual. perhaps. due 10 the fact that
merchants had hough, limited sup
ply oi fancy Christmas novelties. High
class iurS were IN demand and as a
rule only the best quality OF Jewelry
was called for
Never before in the history of Ok
laboma City merchandising has there
been such a sale OF hosiery" said one
merchant we have sold at least 25
percent more than previously
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
JOINT STATION
RUM0RS AGAIN
FriSco2Rock Island Officials
Said 10 Visit Cityl

A revival oi the join, station pro,
ject for the Rock Island and Frisco
roads is a persistent rumor IN railway
circles, although r. A. k'e.n,chmdt
Frisco attorney, says ne has heard
nothing recently OF further plans In
his opinion such a proposition i' like
" 10 follow the return oi the railways
to their original owners
The proposed site of the Join, sta
tion was be,wecrthe Rock Island and
Frisco rightS-ot-way west Of Hudson
street The promoters had reached the
state where their proposition wa,
taken before We state corporation
commission. The war then came on
ard .'r matter was indefinitely post
poned
Railway officials from both roads
are said TO have been IN Oklahoma
City within the last thirty days hold
ing conferences with civil engineers.
and an outline survey OF the proposed
site is said IL nave been made. This
leads 10 a SuppoSsion that the JOINT
depot plan has not been dropped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
City Spends
Nogless Day
OnChriistmas
EGGS 70 Gents Per Dozen
ard Whisky Quotations
500 Gallon,

Oklahoma City ,pen, an cgg nog
les, and Tom and Iefrylc'' Christmas
this yrar
True. there was fairly good sup.
ply % eggs. hur then Who wants 90
ca' ifcd egg, At 75 cents a DOZEN
II ,dn he stated without fear OF
successful contradiction tia, the fel-
SON egg, were used Yesterday only "a
the fred polchcd or boiled va, TN
hotel clerks and he'll hops we're dc
manding from so TO Sll per pint. so
TO 50 per quart ard $40 10 so per
gallon l1r the be- quality OF bottled
IN barn oklahoma ircwl,cr
There were few takers at those
price,,
Onl, three drunk' were arrested by
'hc police
They ,mcllcI like hlir tonic
The ground was vet yiNldly bu,
Christmas was drv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
RED CROSS ROLL
CALL REPORTS
STILL MISSING
Twenty Six Chapters fail to
Tell Of Memberships,

Report, received at Red CfoN state
headquarters today indicate 'hlt m
10 pat oi Oklahoma have full cali
committees dlshlndcd Those con.
r.'rrs which were too badly lu-
vlcl hv lhc flu tor effective sery-
i,r are working where the weather
permit. Many are - badly disabled
~ i'Inr. m deaths IN ilml'lc, 'N1i
active .u'..'l have been tenn.
raar'g postponed hut they lc ,ull
10 'hr ring
TwrrF,lv chapters hal not re-
ported last night Today Craig Chap.
ter fcro'rl tor inc first time with
a total o' h3o This Is hg mo- mean,
any inll.l'on that twenty five chap
ter, have laid down un 'hrr job, hu'
rather HAT they are Withholding their
reports until u.h time 1s such fc.
r.r', may 90 justice tp their COM
mrr'lr
Tic total to date. lg- 80 doe. uor
b. any mean, reflect iHc extent
ol Oh.Ih."pn support ni 'Nc u,gWni'
yl'on with lew dly, oi iair
weather and good road, different
tale should be unioldrd Says l. t.
Phillips 0atc chairman
Chapters not vet reporting arc
Beaver, C.marron. Texas. Harper
Woodward, Alfalfa. Usage Delaware
Dewey, Lincoln PAYNE poulwr,omic
Oklu,kcc. Adi.r Cherokee. fllmln
Wdurlka Love McC'a,u MURRAY
A'oka, Bryan, Johnston, M.Cur,dm
rushml,aha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
WAR STAMP SLOGAN
FOR 1919 DEVISED

Start the new year right Buy a
War Saving Stamp Of the new issue
on January |" will be the slogan OF a
campaign TO he carried on this week
by officials OF the War Savings Bank.
in an effort TO pc, the city TO start
the sale Of 1919 War Stamps with a
rush All local merchants aiyerti,-
Ing will he asked 70 run line in their
sd, asking person, TO buy a stamp on
January |.
The new stamp, are of the same de
sign az the ones OF l9lS, but are blue
instead Of green The certificates on
which 'hev will he stuck are also
printed in blue, and will hold twenty
ttAuns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

committed to memory. lie expressed
pleasure In obtaining tho Christmas
present nnd hnid ho would sit right
down ana learn tho law"
Coodby MIks-"Your flnn of 90 and
costs WI he suspended II you viii leave
tho city ana stay away three yenArs.'
sraid Judge kpitl-r to Mike Green IN
municipal court this morning Miks
accepted IN. terms and assured the
Judge he would catch the first train
for Enid Mike has hren frequent
police court visitor for months. always
charged with VHgtnncy, loaflng In pool
halls, or obtaining money by trick
Alrplsres 10 % Sold Advice wns re-.
c~iyed st county council headquarters
today announcing tho immediate sale Of
five aifplan.s nv the government and
asking that scaled proposals he sub
United 10 the salvage branch ~ tho war
department at Washington 10 b, opened
February !. The communication also
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Theater Bills

Empires, ,hea,er, ! 10 TO lliN
p. m,-LilIian Gish in THE Great.
est Thing in lie" comedy
Strand ,healer. II 10 a. N. TO
II 80 p, m--Gaby Deslys in "ln-
ll,uation"
Dreamland iheater. Q a m. to
- p m-Theda Bara in The She
Devil" serial; comedy
New Folly theater, 10 IS a III,
TO II 20 y. m--fannie Ward in
The Narrow Path"
Majestic theater. 1910 a m TO
II 70 p. m.-Ediih Storey in Isl
lent Woman" comedy; travel
ogue
Lyric ,heater 80 p m. to
II 70 p. m -Corlnne Griffith IN
Miss Ambition" vaudeville
Liberty ,heater, ! W 10 II 10 p
m Feature bill: vaudeville.
Stock Company.
OyerhoISer theltef SlS p, M
Saniofd's American Players in
Officer 90"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
DUE STAMP PLEDGES
WILL BE COLLECTED

An eIior, to clean up all War
saving stamp pledges made in June,
before January !. viii he made this
week by War Saving, bank Off
oial'. Pledges made June y are due
TO he cleaned mp December 81, but a,
pre,eu, a number OF them are unpaid,
Including a number oi memberships
in theSiimIt club Pledges which
are not paid December 81. however,
will still he due nest year,
Few Christmas Dtunks 20
tho police record only three men, out Of
. population ~ 100000 persons. were
drunk Ihrisimos day Each vnr fined
"nve and one nnd two paid out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
RUm0
Wonderful New Specific for
X n E u M ATISM
Gives Quick, Welcome Relief to Sc
we're Cases OF Long Standing.

Don't suffer with rheumatism
Those wracking. soul-trying pains
can be relieved quickly surely. Hun
dreds who have taken New.O- Rumo
will testify to its merits Ask Your
drugglS, today 70; ew-O- Rumo
Don't accept a substitute II your
druggist can't supply you, send di-
rect for trial bottle, s. postpaid
New-O- -Rumo Mig. Co, corner Reno
and Harvey Oklahoma City Okla
(Adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Edward Howell. vice -prsrldsnti ~ 7.
Dsupres second vice president. and the
followihk board of directors! y. q.
bswley, ~ L. Howard, u. X, Mckir'
sick, g G. Roberts, " w. Dale, {.
y. Stlckley. NJ y. Scott and Paul Ma
dnnrky for ward presided over the
meeting.
Ventilation Ordinance pfspsrIng--Tho
city attorneys office In drafting an Ut
dlnnnce providing Tor ventilation Of ull
buildings where persons assemble ~
numbers This law VIII be- IN conform
ny with tho suggestions made hy tho
city board Of health Other health
rules may later be- Incorporated into
city laws. II thr public does not yolun.
tafily observe them,
More Limit Civbbsrs"- W. N Blgby.
~ Davis and Younger aud II. Alex
Wells. local photographer. became mem-
bsrs Of tho war Savings stamp Limit
club" this morning by subscribing %
1000 worth of tho stamps, Thus ft
there arc ~ members of tho Limit
club" In Oklahoma Clty.
Health Conditions improving No bad
effects from the recent Storm have
been reported 10 the board ~ health.
according TO Mike Donne,ly, head of
| NIlh' NhhiN " NhN w llNfIfNHf
~ Influenza would follow, but such has
not been the case no wind. dry
cold. and an abundance Of gas says
Mf. Uuunelly, rather had n tendency
TO improve health conditions than other.
Wise
Physician Tor JslI-Ono OF the assist
ant city IhbhCiHns must visit tho IN.
mates " tho city jail nj least once dly
hcreaftc. los order Of tho City board Of
health. Peter Nahstejnek, city jlilcr
reported 80 commissioner bOnurlly thHt
many ~ the prisoners when asked 10
| assist In work around the Jail Or city
han. declared they were too sick 10 so
out II they nfc really sick. the health
board wishes 10 giyo ihem treatment
aud II not SICK. they Will be made TO
work.
Wilson Vas Recovered Attorney W
| T. wilHon. wun has been ~ of Influenza
for several days has recovered.
| steroarsphsr Back a. Work Mis<
| Dsssa Hanna. stcnOgfHpher Tor the
county attorney. who has been m ~ in
| nuenr1 for more than week was back
on duty today
Draft Boards 20 Continue Local draft
| boards have been notified 10 continue
their office work until February I. In an
announcement received from Major
Kerrs office. Al city boards were ~.
pcctIug to close the last ~ this month
but the new order Will retain number
~ the civilian employees. and thOs" from
the army who are not called 10 10 mus,
tered out. 4 fiye-dry holiday vacation
has been granted nll limited service men
under Major kcrrr jurisdiction. This
Will end next Saturday night.
Railroad Man Dies Thomas Mcwn.
Hams. railroad engineer living q,
Laredo. Texas and son Of 4. W Me
Nllllnna imaiIcn Of nrIre- hleh nf In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Gideons TO csmpalon-D A. Talbot
Sol East sixth street. national field
secretary for tho Gldeons. has charge
~ tine Bible work In Oklahoma. Mr.
'.'lr'' reports that the campaign 10 on
for money with which TO purchase
ntr.rs for the Y. NJ. e. A. and also
the !, ". c. A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

states that 400 horLss. 500 mules and ~
horses and mule colts will b. nuctionsd
ut Pot McArlhuT on January IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

kl~aris officers instalied-Installa-
tlon OF officers for 1919 was n feature
Of the meeting OF the kiwanls club at
staff includes II. g. Hatfield, president:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

ruenn Tuesday. lie was - years old
aud leave, n wife and three year.Old
child lie formerly lived IN Oklahoma
CITY
peuveryman Studies Law Fined IS
and costs for blocking tftfnc In the
alley between Main M First streets
with his horse md delivery wagon. &.
T. Smook still insisted that H.. did not
understand the traffic laws ~ the city.
City Attorney Boys handed him n
printed copy Of tho laws and told him
10 do nothing else until he had them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Railroad Man Dies Thomas Mcwil.
Hams. a railroad engineer living q,
Laredo. Texas. and son Of 4. ". Me
Williams. justice ~ peace. died of In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Wesley Patient, Have rrse.-A real

S.ntd claus provided amusement ior
the conyhlcscrnt patients ~ Wesley
hospital Who PARTICIPATED In Christmas
tT,e festivities there Several nurses
recently returned from army hospital
service were among tho guests All pa
ti,nts. enjoyed turkey dinner ycui'f'
dsg.F =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

More Limit clvbbsr'--w w ~ bigby.
~ Davis and Younger. aud H. AloI
Wells. local photographer. became mem-
bofs Of tho War Savings stamp "Limit
club" this morning by subscribing TO
1000 worth Of tho stamps, Thus flr
there arc ~ members of tho Limit
club" In Oklahoma Clty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Steroarapher paek ~ Work MISC
Dsssa Hanna. ttcnOgfnpher Tor the
county attorney, who has been m ~ In
fluenrl for more than a week was back
on duty today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Reaches Have Family Reunion, REV
and MrA Frank Roach are having -
family reunion. Miss Mary Roach. n
daughter. IL home from Baker univer'
sity BALDWIN. Kan, and Elsmcrn Rich.
ard. son " Mrs Roach. has arrived
from the state university NJ Lincoln,
Neb. \ family dinner featured christ
mas Miss Marie Ross, n nlcco also
came from Eureka Springs, ARK, TO
join the flmlly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Edward Howell. vice presidents ". 7.
followim bonfd of directors y. q
B.wley, H. L. Howard. y X. Mckir.
sick. q G. Roberts. Y. W Dale. G.
y. stlcklcy. NJ y. Scott and Paul Ma
danrky For ward presided over the
meeting,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Selling Narcotics Charged on q
chHfEc - selling narcotics G. H. BobbA
VAS placed IN the county Jail by fed
crtl officers Yesterday In default of n
$500 bond Bobbs VS. arrested two weeks
HgO by tho police and has served n jail
sentence IN the city jail imposed by the
municipal court on a charge Of va
granCy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

soldiers Children Vis'tsd-Mfa Nsuel
llnsacn jr, extension secretary OF the
home service section Of civilian Tellcl
~ the oklahoma county Red Cross
chapter. provided several children Of
soldiers whoo were detained In camps.
win toys and other Christmas cheer
yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Wilson Vas Recovered Attorney W
T. WilHon. wuo has been ~ ~ influenza
for several days has recovered.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

cant,en open Christians Mrs III
O,'fho.s,r opened tue cuntrcn station
yesterday morning and remained ON
duty the entire day dispensing Christ
mas cheer ~ htiit'd soldiers home
ward bound nom southern camps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Wesoan's Brother pIes-C hester
Westfall. secretary to Governor Will
Hams. was called 20 ChIckasha yester-
day on account OF the death OF his
brother who succumbed 10 Spanish In
fuenEa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Former Nurse tsre visiting. Mlss
Grace Finley. formerly nurBe IN thls
city. Is spending the holiday season at
home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

sorosls Board 90 Meet-Ths eIecu-
tive board ~ the Soross club meets
Friday afternoon At 1880 O'Clock ut
tho home Of Mrs r. W. Sparks. SCI
West Twelfth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Woman Sues Railway Company
Charging that an Exchange avenue ca
was running twenty-five miles an hou
at night with no headlights and strue
an automobile In which she was ridin
and seriously injured her. Doroth
Jaques brought suit In the district couf
this morning against tho Qklnhom
Railway company for fla.9s5. She Wa
unconscious for more than an hour afte
the wreck. the petition asserts. and aus
,nincd injuries which will permanent
impair her health. Tho accident occur
red on August B. 1915.
The sun., 1918-11-09
MITCHELL, Allen b.. Honea Path (K).
anJJTH DAKOTA.

MITCHELL, Allen b.. Hones Path (K).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
DAVIS. Earl e.. whitney iK);
MMAthS3S' i lSsn f dasemv.lls ,
TENNESSEE.
RICHARDSON. Corbit, sergt. LAvinss-
co%pfSN. john Fred. corp. Rogers
oISaoN. EdsSi. %u!fr.ssSoro IVA,
H09GHhEN %!;0n Mlliissmn ''N T Primers.
iS%sss wiiass r. NJ hd Ass'9f DSJ pw,.
MxRriN, Lee. cosineid twuj.
NSAASahh S M,la% r. Als as@Pf Po,1, w
NELSON. James NJ, Trenton DID,
P Phoss,R Su So r. E SSssyiiS *,
RivEs. John &. Mulberry (K): .,
soSERs; ,, Arthur n, Memphis n.nyd Ipw''
RYAN, Mat. Celina (wU).
ToWRY, Wiley g.. Taft (k).
TEXAS.
BooG, john c., Lieut.. D'Hanis (MD.
CAMPBELL, Raymond c., Lieut., Ell faso
LAKE, Wood A.. Lieut.. Marshall lwsl.
MORGAN. James H.. Lieut.. Greenyilie tM).
HILL. Bonnie L.; serst,. Lott aWs'',v
gN WH S9Sep haFaye,te r., CORP, Ladonia
|
FELTNER. Frank H., corp. Dallas tMl.,
o soSni2 cw Stsh'0n c. Corp o0m'n'n'
GREExER. James j.. corp. Glazier ,n SM(.
KEEL, Frank r., corp, Gainesville (MD.
| MEADOWS, Joe B.. corp. Greenville (M1.
WALKER, Dallas f.. corp, Grand Prairie
WILSON, Estill A.. corp, Leonard tsp.
BELCHER; George ", Row Isro SM ',,,,
CHAMPAGNE. Fred. Mcfarland twu).
CHANDLER. Russell Lufkin lM. ,,,
! C0GGKRELL: John H. H.; R Toys, G SM 'N''
CROSS, RoberI II. MaTshaii [Dw),
GILBERT. Tyson H.. Abilene tMl. ,,,, N
HENDERSON. William s.. Lorena (AD.
HOWELL, Edwin D.. Energy tD.
JOHNSON Claude, sherman (wC).
LUMMCS. Willie f.. Canton (M, ,,,,
MePHERsoM James pi wills r PGin' sm,
MITCHELL James O.. Albion az,
R P3EpRso rh0% 1sorss r. S0S Smarilia (M.
RUsHING. irwin B., Antelope (wsl.
sTRICKLAND: R.imon. Martins Mn tM)
w}EpEMAS s%s william Tia f PRfstona US.
WILLIAMSON. Jesse c.. Buffalo tKl.
YARBRoUGH, Aimuth r.. Mount Calm
ZIMMERMAN. Eizie l., Winnsboro (WS)
UTAH.
wHEELwE1GHT. Mcarl. corp. oEdei
DID,. -
VERMONT.
MCQUEEN. Albert Victor, Barre tli).
VIRGINIA.
TAYLOR, Oscar 81. Lieut., Toms CreeI
(M).
GooDsoN; Edwin s.. ssrg,:, smithfielc
HUDNALL, James W. sergt., Cr!ts tK)
MATTHEW'S. Everett T., sergt., Kenbridg
pARpEN. Hinton A, corp. Driver tyA.
DUNLAP. George C.. corp. Stanton DW)
MAskINs, Carter,>corp, Burkeville tDw)
WILLIAMS WILL! nv, Ralph L. corp. Conner
ARNOLD. Clarence B.. Madison Height
CLAY. Larkn j.. weiisville (K>.
CoGLE. Timothy u, Petersburg (Dw).
DAVIS, Albert w, Buena Vista tM).
DUNCAN. Leonard c., Rich Creek CDW)
GUNNN, Everett NJ, Fries (K1.
GRABEEL, Elmer. Rose Hill tAD.
HpGWOOD. George =, Norfolk (K).
MORRISON, Robert Bruce; Lexingto
! (WS).
The sun., 1918-11-09

MORRIS. Roy. Richmond IND.
PIERCE, Frank. Kinsaie (Kl.
wILBURN, Eugene. Aie1andria tDwl.
WOODALL, George A., Leatherwood tDw).
WASHINGTON.
CHARLESTON. Martin ", Brush Prairie
FAIRIES. Thomas North Seattle CwU).
GRUGEL, Mike, Seattle tDw).
HABERMAN. Fred H., oialla (K).
MACCH, Barney. Harrah tM).
fANDELL. R9bert X, Spokane (wU).
WHIST VIRGINIA.
DARTRAM. Clawercnce. stalllngs (M.
COOPER. Harry r.. Grafton (K).
DAVIS, Omer. smithton tK(.
GOODMAN. Herbert j., Williamson ODD.
GOODWIN, otmer, Precious (lD.
GRi n; Jesse-P., Cameron Ckl;
LANTz. Ralph B., East Clarksburg tM.
LovITz. Jacob Samuel, Charles Town,
pAuR, BERNARD Ben. Wheeling tM).
ROBERTS. Samuel r.. Martinsburg (A).
WlSEMAN, Earl s.. Pickaway ODD.
WISCONSIN.
CARTER. Wiliiam Benjamin, corps New
yMATTfcK. George. Corp, Milwaukee tK).
MiLEMskI, g. corp. Milwaukee. .CwE;.,
WILDE WILDE Edwin E., eSFp., LaEsmiils CWs}.
BUDNIK, Frank. Milwaukee ND.
EARPENTNi;, WLlbgr. sandusky ~.
CHAPMAN, William G.. Madison (MJ.
CHWAiKE, John. Kenosha Ky.
BANNI DENIES. ory HFsA Or Fl Hill mG%' twG "
DEwITTE. John b.. Brussels (wUj.
E f,n5 John 6. Superior (M,
BARTEL, Raymond, Beaver Dam (DD).
HAYES, Harold, Whitewater IVY.
KUcHTA. Michael. Miiwaukee w.
L%RsEN; Clarence lie Roy. oslens-
MARklsES, Allie George. Racine twU,.
METKo. John. Oshkosh IVY.
M M5fhhf Tf Eaasse r ph APRsiSn Ms
MoTZKUs, Herbert J.. Cameron, Barron
NEFF. Earl Lester. wlthoe twr).
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The sun., 1918-11-09
NEW SPANISH CABINET HELD UP
king Alfonso Advised TO Entrust
Task to ViIlnneuva.

MADRID. Nov. S.--Atter unsuccessful
efforts OF various leaders TO form
Cabinet TO take the place OF the Maura
Government, tho resignation of which
was, announced yesterday. Marquis dc
Alhucemas is said to have advised King
Alfonso TO entrust the task TO Stnor
Villaneuva. Minister Of Foreign Affairs
In the Romanones Cabinet. which re
signed April 10, 1917.
A Cabinet formed by villaneuva, It IL
understood. would he under the Premier
ship Of Count Romanones. Indications
are that Romanones Is not making much
Roadway In forming Il Ministry. and the
King himself may again have 10 under
take the task.