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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
FIRE DEPARTMENT
MAKES TWO TRIPS

The fire department was called
twice within the last "A hours,
making one trip to a barn in an
alley between First and Second
avenues, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, where some
boxes had caught fire, the second
run being made at 1910 today to
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
D. Kreis, 1912 Twenty-second
street, shingles of the roof being
ablaze. Both fires were eXtin-
guished without difficulty and no
damages were caused.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
ARSENAL SOLDIER
NABBED AS DRUNK

John {. Hanley, a private sta
toned on the Rock Island arsenal
IN the motor division of the ord
nance department. was turned over
to the island officers today after be-
ing arrested by the police for be
ing intoxicated.
Haniey was arrested last night
at the corner Of Second avenue and
Nineteenth street by Officer Charles
Minor. He refused to divulge to
the local authorities where he had
secured the liquor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
SEN. REED REVIEWS
FIGHT ON HOOVER;
ASKS ACCOUNTING

Washington, March 12.-Charges
of gross extravaganza in the man
agement of the affairs of the food
administration were made in the
senate today by Senator Reed OF
Missouri, who demanded that Food
Administrator Hoover give an &C
counting of the departments f.
nanceS.
The charges were made after the
Missouri senator had asked that
the appropriation of $1,750,G00 for
food and fuel administrations be
eliminated from the urgent defic-
iency bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
ASKS RECEIVER FOR
ROCK ISLAND HOUSE

A suit was filed in circuit court
this morning by Frank Wise
against A F. thinner and others, in
which he asks that a receiver be
appointed for the business of the
Rock Island house. 1t is under
stood that the action is in no way
a bankruptcy matter. but that the
suit was arranged for an account
ing. Wise holds a small block of
stock in the hotel company and
Mr.. thinner is seeking sole owner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
DRAIN PROJECT
WORK TO START
Construction OF Southwest Sewer to
Be Resumed During Year,
Says Company.
WAS NO ACTION LAST YEAR
-Four Wholesale Liquor Dealers he
fused Licenses Station
Ordered Removed.

Construction work on the south
west storm drain project which was
started two years ago in this city
will again be resumed, according to
C. c. Carroll, representing the In
dependent Construction company
of Davenport.
A special meeting of the city
council was called this morning to
discuss the matter. MIR Carroll
stated that the reason the work was
never continued was on account of
the war He claims that labor
shortage and the sudden rise in ma
terials was the chief reason. Last
year he claims that the outlet near
the Crescent bridge was not com
pleted. which made it impossible to
continue the work
The construction work will be
started again this year. Mr.. Car
roll asked the city for an addi-
tional sum above the amount pro-
v;ded for in the contract. claiming
that expenses would be heavier on
account of labor and supplies. The
council refused to allow the re
quest, but informed Mr.. Carroll that
after the work had been started
some action may take place.
Refuses Privilege.
Joseph Calvin, Ernest Otto and
Theophil Saellens, Rock Island
wholesale liquor dealers, were re
fused permission to remove their
business from the dry zone to the
wet zone at this mornings meeting
of the council. No action was taken
on Galvin's and Otto's requests.
Saellens was told that he would not
be granted a privilege to remove his
place of business as he had been
caught retailing liquor in his store
in several instances. Saellens want
ed to remove to 1902 Fourteenth
street. Otto to 101 Sixteenth street,
and Calvin to 1908 Second avenue.
Ordered Removed.
E D. Fisher, proprietor of gen.
eraI store in what was formerly
Sears, was ordered this morning by
the council to remove gasoline
filing station from the front of his
store The station was built after
the council had agreed. Investiga-
ton yesterday afternoon proved
that per cent of the structure has
been built on the street. while only
5 per cent occupies the property
owned by Mr.. Fisher The struc-
ture was TO be completed by the
Sinclair Oil company. which COM
pany started the work Mr. Fisher
was granted the privilege of saw
ing the part of the building that
occupied his own ground. but was
ordered 10 rae that which was
built on the street.
w. s. CHAPLIN DEAD.
ST. Louis March Winfield
Coo++ Cha rlir, II yearS old form or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
TWO VIOLATE LAWS
REGARDING MOTORS

Harold Simmons of this city and
J. D. Stapelton, 831 Fourteenth and
one-half street, were each fined So
and costs in the police court this
morning when arraigned before
Magistrate Smith on charges of vi
olating the motor vehicle laws
Simmons was arrested for rid
ing motorcycle past stopped
street car which was unloading
passengers at the corner of Eigh-
teenth street and Second avenue
Stapelton was arrested near his
home by Officer Lehman for driv-
ing his automobile without lights
after dark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
Ohm NIGGAH's Casa
!. REACHES JUST tSSa :,

f. NO, sab Ise don't shoot -.
Te guess that's Just MAJ gssp'
nj. mbah, said John N,pgs a4 ilekl
grA when he was asked - Ne
the cash he hat in his 1,.s gEIesenl
the esk sergeant at he , kIekst 70
ton ms morning. hhp ~ "a
SIM in hiss pocket. Hs ga laai
resteA ~ ofhcer Kinny Ia ne - u
of ths Hastz & Bahnsen Vs ,Sa'
sale BEug company at N,,s %aels-
street aEd Third avenue iJH s5s
intozicatai. I'M vas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
Funeral of G.. Albert Johnson.

Funeral services for the late G..
Albert Johnson will be held at the
home. 925 Fourteenth-and-a-h
street, tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Rev. Fred j. Rolf. pas
tor of the Evangelical Church Of
Peace, will officiate Interment
will be in Chippiannock. The cor
tege will be by automobile.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
IOWAN BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN SELLING
LIQUOR TO SOLDIER

j. F. Maddox of Wapell, Iowa. is
being held at the police station
pending investigation which it is
believed will lead to proving that
he has been selling liquor to sol
diers-
Maddox was arrested by Officers
Minor and Sennett near the Rock
Island lines station at ll:20 last
night. He was not caught selling
liquor but it is thought that he had
done so previously.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
CfttYl}r0fJ'

Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For express cali William Trefz.
R. l. Clean Towel Service. Phone
K. l. 4476.
Attention, paperhangers, Plenty
of wall paper paste now at the Nc
Cabe wall paper department.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12

chancellor of Washington univers-
ity. died at hospital here today of
hardening of the arteries. Profess
sor Chaplin was chancellor of the
university for Is years, retiring in
1907
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
Funeral of Mrs. Ellen Callahan.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen
Callahan, were held at $3.50 this
morning at the home of daugh-
ter, Mrs Mary Park, 500 Eleventh
street Rev David A. Johnson, pas
tor of the Central Presbyterian
church, officiated. The body was
sent to Coal Valley for interment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
Funeral of Mrs. Marie ]. Ruch.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Marie J. Ruch were held at the
home of a grandson, John J. Ruca,
901 Fourteenth and-a half street,
this morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev.
Leroy Coffman of Davenport off,
ciated The remains were taken
to Davenport to be cremated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
WILL MAKE STPypv

washington, March 12-Ass,,-.
ment of committee to nass ~, 'll
vey of the governments asro-.. ssi'
cal program with relation Ia - = :
trial conditions, was annogs. -, ;
day by the war department %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12

ship. Wise was represented by
James Maucker and Kenworthy Il
Kenworthy Searle e. Marshall, G.
e. Dietz and Albert Huber appeared
for Mr.. thinner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12

Funeral of Archie knucvils.

: unPfuI OF ATCIIIt hHUCTII5.
Funeral services for the late
Archie Knucvils will be held at the
Wheelan undertaking parlors at
$3.50 Friday morning and at .
O'Clock at the st. Paul's church.
Father Alfonz Van Wyngaert. pas
tor, will officiate. Interment will
be in Calvary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12
NEGRO LAWYER
INTERESTED IN
CARRIERS CASE
&. III. WocdsOu Petitions Governor
Ia Commute Sentence to Life
Imprisonment.
HEARING SET FOR THURSDAY
Final Effort Being Made at Spring
field t. Stay Execution Set for
Friday Morning Here.
Especial to The Argus.

Springfield. Ill. March -
Governor LOwdeu will hold
another hearing Thursday on
the application of VIII Carter
al RCck Island. who is TO hang
next Friday morning for the
murder OF Peter Jelyek. for an
ether reprieNe in order that he
may present additional teSfi-
m0By before the governor in
an effort 10 have the death SEN
tence COMMITTED. Governor Low
den today received another let
ter from Garter asking for an
ether reprieVe from the one
granted to March -. and a tele-
gram from George +. WG0dS0n,
Negro lawyer OF Abba, Iowa,
asking for a hearing i'm the mat
ter for Thursday.
George II. Woodson, a Negro al
torney Of Abba. Iowa, has interest
ed himself in the case of Will Car
Ter, sentenced to hang Friday morn
ing for the murder of Peter Jelvek
1t is understood that Mr.. Wood.
son will petition Governor Lowder
10 commute Carriers death sentence
10 life Imprisonment. Thus far nc
action has been taken with the state
executive, but the petition will nc
doubt be filed before Friday.
. WoOdson has been communicat-
ing with local court officials on tht
case II was hardly thought thai
Carter would be allowed 10 go Il
his doom Friday without some eff
fort being made TO intercede in hi:
behalf 1t is likely that if Gov
ernor L0wden refuses to commute
Carriers sentence TO life morrison
ment. another reprieve Will b.
asked.
As far as can be learned neithe
NJ. J. Searle nor Rev. Guy f. San
ders, who interceded for Carter oil
Feb. IA, will make any move for tn
condemned man this time.
Carter Bears Up Well.
Carter seems to be bearing VI
we'll under the strain according Il
attaches at the jail. He maintain
the same Indifference ne has shown
ever since his arrest. For the pas
few weeks Carter has been deserted
by his friends and spiritual advis
ors and even stunned by his Jail
mates.
No new cards of admittance will
be issued by Sheriff George II
Richmond. He stated that the cards
he issued in February were to b.
used.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-12

W. s. CHAPLIN DEAD.
ST. Louis March 12-Winf1eld
Scott Chaplin, II years old, former
The Washington times., 1918-11-19


Authority for such action lies only
IN war measures. enacted to meet
war emergencies. Senator Watson.
leading Republican, said today.
THE Republican party must lodge
an emphatic protest against continue
ton of>the Socialistic taking over Of
one thing after another by the Gov
ernment," said Watson. Now that
the war Is over. to all Intents and
purposes. the continued use OF war
powers constitutes an abuse OF the
authority granted by Congress"
Tho caucus Is expected formally to
adopt the amended Weeks reconstruc-
ton resolution. to provide six joint
Congressional reconstruction commits
stons, each giving its attention to dis
tinet phases OF the question
Republicans claimed today that
there Is possibility Of substituting
the amended. Weeks resolution for
the ,overman resolution. which would
put reconstruction problems in the
hands OF commission to be named
by the President.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
RUBNEURALG|APA|N ..
AWAY,DOK TSUFFER
Instant relief! Rub nerve tor.
ture, pain and misery right
out with "St. Jacobs
Liniment."
Conquer pain-never fails.

Rub soothing, penetrating est,
Jacobs Liniment"s right on the ache
or pain. and out comes the neuralgia
misery.
Here's a Joyful experiment.! Try IA
Get a small trial bottle from your
druggist; pour a little in your hand
and rub II gently on the sore, aching
nerves, and before you realize Tin
Just a moment-all pain and neural
yfa disappear. It's almost magical,
but the JOY Is that the misery
doesn't come back. No! The nerves
are soothed and congestion Il re-
lieved and your neuralgia 10 over.
come.
Stop sufferinR! It's neediess-neu-
ralgia and pain OF all kinds, either
In the face, head, limbs or any part
Of the body, is Instantly banlshed.
"St Jacobs LinIment" Is perfectly
harmless and doesn't burn or dis
color the skin. In use for half a
century.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
COP. CAUCUSES ON
ABUSES OF POWER

Charging the Administration with
abuse of powers conferred as war
necessities, Senate Republicans today
are considering demands for abroga-
ton OF all extraordinary war powers
granted President Wilson.
The Republican minority. which
next March becomes the majority.
caucused today 20 discuss:
1-Exercise Of war powers in time
of peace.
decentralization legislation.
The precise abuses" which Repub-
licans allege, are. the recent taking
over OF express and cable companies.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
BANQUET GIVEN
BY PRESIDENT OF PERU

LIMA, Peru. Nov. 1e.-PresIdent
Pardo last night gave banquet in
the government palace to the diplo-
MATS OF the United States and OF the
entente nations in celebration OF the
victory over Germany.
1t is authoritativeIy reported that
the Peruvian government desires the
Peruvian legation at Washington and
the American legation here be raised
to the rank Of embassies.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
LIEUT.. DUCKSTE|N
.C|TEDFORBRA

First Lieut., william Duckstein, pi-
lot, First Aero Squadron, well known
in this city, where he was employed
for years as secretary to John r. Nc
Lean, has been cited for bravery in
action in army orders. The citation
reads:
For extraordinary heroism in &C.
ton between Montrebeau and Exer-
mont, France, September 20, 1918.
while on a special command recon-
noissance TO ascertain whether or not
there was any concentration OF
enemy troops between Montrebeau
and Exermont, which might indicate
a possible counter attack, this officer
obtained information of the very
greatest value. Flying over the
enemy at an altitude OF less than 200
meters, in spite of most unfavorable
atmos pheric conditions, in the pres
ence OF numerous enemy aircraft, and
under continuous heavy rifle and ma
chine gun fire from the ground,
Lieutenant Duckstein spotted enemy
troops massed for counter attack.
and, although severely wounded by
machine gun bullet from the
ground, continued his mission until
he had clearly and accurately located
the position. He then returned, and.
though. suffering from the pain OF
his wound, succeeded in writing out
and dropping a clear and complete
message. The counter attack,
launched shortly afterward by a
fresh enemy division. was crushed,
and the accurate and timely informa-
ton brought back by Lieut.. Duck
stein after a very gallant flight I'M
der highly adverse conditions. was
OF the greatest Importance In this
success"
Lieutenant Duckstein's wife resides
at wardnan Courts. Duckstein Is a
native Of Philadelphia, and before
enlisting in the service was engaged
In thn advertIainC hnsinAss
The Washington times., 1918-11-19

Pa, Williamsburg. Rayurpud G. Seller.
Va, PendIeton. Ray y. Shh.;er.
ILL.,, Chicago. Fred Sweet.
Ga. Jnsper, Joseph TeaRue.
y. t. New York, George MeluliArdt.
Tenn. Ianleer, John Norfleet-
Pa. Philadelphia, Prank Isianehino.
Ga, Carriers. CAlquitt Black.
y. H., Manchester, Alfred Blake.
y. G., Mlilboro, John W. Bowman,
Mont. BoEeuian, william r. RpWsA
Va, stSniey' Hsrbert Il. Breeden.
Okla. Brlstou, Elmer r. Bryyoa.
:: D.: Rugby; Gustav e.. Carlson
m, chie~Eoq B.ni"mip Come.
Ca, Manchester, Harper n. Fanlkner e.
y. T. ROckaway Park, Henry Goodman.
N S sCSsyg.s oity G.s Mshse' Hssi%an.
Wis, Mansion. Prank A. Hedhek1.
III, Thayer, James Howarth.
Me- Union Star; Randall =. Johnson
Ind. indianapolis. Isaac Nickson Jones.
n. ", New York, Robert knight.
Wis, Milwaukee; Ired K1ueppel:
M, Chicago, Epoilt Leschyk.
Pa, Philadelphia, samuel McCrcry.
Mas MoSErn; A s,5C M McGs.sH
N. T., Blissville. Joseph n. McIntyre.
ID. c., WASHINGTON. ALBEIT @. MAC.
MILAN, ARTHUR MAcnLLAS; =.
NILES, HENRY I. MILES.
Pa, La Quin. Boyd w. Moon.
Pa, Philadelphia, Joseph p. Ney.
Mass, West Springfield, Daniel j. O'Con.
nell.
Ala, GUN. Arthur Henry O'ConneT.
Pa, Clarks summit, Edward. j. OCOnnOr.
y. T., New York, Daniel j. OLeaFy.
S. D., Rosebud Agency, Herbert Omzhz
Boy.
Aha. Wedowee, Grover s. Payne.
y. CO Blounts Creek, william IL. Ptpkta-
Iowa, Boutan, ROlnuald Pomerauke.
Ohio, Cleveland, John Martin Radtki.
Mont, Washoe, Robert Clarence Hay.
Ind, kokomo, Alvin u. Reed.
n.y., Manda. Chester Reed.
Tex. eleburne. james Monroe higgins.
Ohio, Columbux- Edward II. Riley.
Iowa, West Liberty. Guy II. RobshaW.
n y X NishSlviil., Daniel .; Ryan.
Mich, Halfway, Pred Samuel schfadeF.
Ill, South Chicago, Paul r. ShaffH.
n; O. Winston-Salcm, Raymond s. Ship
ley.
:: c. New Castle; Colonel R. MaIker.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
TO CHANGE TIME LTMIrs.

New and official boundaries for
time zones In thu United States.
unifyInE existing lines and moving
them slightly westward, has been an
nounesd by the Interstate Commence
Commission. The new order Is ef-
fectiVe January /. 1919. The order Is
pursuant TO the daylight saving act.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
ASKS2BU|LD|NGS
FOR 1920 CENSUS

Secretary Redneld has put in . re-
quest that two Of the temporary war
buildings In this city be placed at his
disposal to take care OF about $500
clerks who win be employed In TAX
ing the 1890 census. It was announced
at the Dcartment Of commsrce today.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
GREEN BAG COFFEE
( y, ,sI 4; SELL: for &c

We are compelled to advance the price of Green
Bag Coffee on account of increased cost to us. Just
what will happen further in regard to price we are
unable to orete but we assure you that the advanced
price will not be maintained minute longer than is
absolutely necessary Conditions neceSsitate this in
crease; have apology to make for increasing the
price, but merely offer this explanation in answer to
the inquiries which naturally will be made
The quality of GREEN BAG COFFEE viii abso-
utely be maintained, regardless of any price we may
be compelled to ask for il.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
CASUALTY
LIST FROM FRANCE
tcontinuea fron si.th Psge.l

Continued from sixth Page)
Nd, AIbordou, Carl II. Marshall.
N. T. Brooklyn, Michael Morris.
"a Damp Hill, Wtll0ughby y. NfcOlls-
Waeh., Wilbur. COrnelins PTabaskn.
Ess., ToSsnda' cisTsnoe Jesss reed.
calA Vallejo, William r. Ryan
1PNA, earning, Drank Schal.
Ioa6, OtfumUn, GeorEe r. swanson.
ME- Camden, GeorRe h. Thomps0n, jr.
&Ncs Darlington, E1elI Apple.
y, u, Br0oklyn, Harold A. Barton
Ne Arson. walter Bean.
~. n, Sehenectidy, Anthony Bell.
1sx+ SeesEsteSn; John W BloRqui".
Gem New Haven. Arthur =. BoSth.
=. T. BROOKLYN, Harold EdEaE Boyd.
cena-, WindsoF, Joseeph =. Bushnell. =.
VIA, Ka1lSnnnA, Walton B. Cooper.
C1nn-. Bridgeport, Steve p. Copynn-
hsslend, kseEhmOre' Comfy Tyrone
KSs Dsi,y. Maris6r e. Cornett.
Lasss Dorchester. James W: Crowley.
Ore, Albnny. Archie =. Davis.
y. New York, william L Delaney.
p, Fhiladelpl1ln. Prank De Mers-
VA, Phillips, Noe Clement DemerA
9h,s. NeSa5t, SeorEe l. z: Dlets'
GS5 1dssaSs, james NJ. DunninE.
IA IeesburE. Paul B. Dupuy.
cele- Jeyeey. Aha Es.Fick. Z
r.. HnFTi1bWT. william N. GardBr.
ora TeIe1e, willis James HAberstich-
-. EhfIndelphiA, Samuel Harris.
ok1A, Dunean, AIbert B. Heisch.
EA-l 6nifhneld, George HELEN.
D&ln, CadiE, Clark W. Hendershot-
III. lndinlnpoIls, william Mozroe Hilton.
II. EaSt ST Ls1is. Larry johnson
IrlE Fls10rin, orralr u. Kennedy.
IrEl elguRney. james W. Kerr
0Ila, 6shring, Jolhn william Key.
va, Nflwa1kes, etGnley Krysinild
Ia Wateyfue, Oar j. l4 BrBsSeW.
-. -. New York, Henry fisherman
IIlrn-. Dulufh, EfAnk J. L1year.
~. ~, BrUoklyn. Nathan LubetE-
-, Go1henbwE, Charles G. Lyons.
-. LeElngtoA, Henry A. McClWg.
~. Va. Pounah0u, Elsler ID. Mcintyre.
~ =, BrooklTn. Morris Marcus.
e.. MdBoe, Ernest p. Massey.
~. ~. Buffalo, Francisco HfoaEH.
- Eh1lndelnhin, Michael M0nAeO.
~. EhnIlpa. william FFnneiB Moqutn.
49, Cent, Jeas M0TiA-
.nI~ An6erDon. Robert Samuel Nos
-, Botroit, Frederick Knoif Monte.
p. Cnrbondnls, JOin Muehinl1s.
r. - WagnsF, ChArles Raymond Mlnsl-
Ny, IFun Mountain, Henry Allen Mailer.
-. EhflnnelphiA. JOseua MunioE- ~
Oh EIdorodo, Robert Z. Mgnkha
I1Un, DeS Moinsa, Henry w. Myer.
~. ~. 9ehenecfAdy. Arthur 8. Nebun.
H,sK, New York, Albert Picciotti
GA, ea1LlS1W, Sidney @. Priest -.
The Washington times., 1918-11-19
WOUNDED SEVERELY.


(PrsVioosly Rsperted MI.sinE In Aetion.)
CORPORAL
Pa ROekwood, samuel LAndle.
Mich. Frat. Ha9Ty !. Thomas.
PRivATys.
ttalys Cspestrano, Aquila, Middle Trolln-
&c, henmond, Gilbert etone.
.llnn;s ESrtSasid. WSItsr n. weed.
Pa Deaa, Leo U. Bratti.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
previously Repoprted Missing In Acfion.)
n H. New York, William II. KaatE.
Ohio, As.h,..SS o F1eSl ns.-,,
PRiVATEs.
III. Chicago, Charles A. sohmItt.
H. H. Berwyn, Albsrt h feieh.
AZ. Nesth MiddletoWn, John william
y. r. New York, John Joseph waII.os.
n. IT, BrOOklyn, Harry Wei6er.
WOUNDED IN ACTION ode.
GREE UNDETERMINED
(Prevtously Reported Missing In Aetlon.)
SERGEANT.
"a PHILADELPHIA. Charles Reilly.
Okla., Miami, John o. Kirkland
-. PRIfATES.
Finland, IsoJaki, Arthur BasiIa.
an, .En1eld, August II. Hays.
ind, Clinton, Paul GaIEumaS.
Mass., cambridge. John Daniel MaeKay.
Mich, bOnztncA, Clifford Y. Eastman.
y. y, Newark, NirhoIas Rice.
y. 4. New York. Peter HOrou1tE.
:. =, Beooklyn. Joseph Nasal.
y ~ Troy, Thomas p. Owens.
Okla, Ringling. Arthur r. Ellie.
Oxia.s SNeetvater, Jasper A. Bingham.
0hio, Canal Winchester. Ray T. Learh.
0nlo, Jackson, Edward Lawrence Palmer.
- AlleptoHn. William J. Baehman.
"a Berlin, William n. SaIkeld.
"a, Pottsvtlle, Samuel d. Bower.
Tenn, Churchill, Ray 4. Parker.
hussta. Nolinski, Samuel Sany.
Tex, Morgan Hill. Oscar o. Ray.
UtAl, Salt Lake City, Albert Z. BaBeerter.
Wis, Banrroft, Earl Clarence Benjamln.
WyO., he Siding, Clarence II. George.