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STOCKMEN FAVOR
RETURN OF ROADS
Government Regulation of
Packers Called for at
Convention.

DENVER. Jan. 23.-Resolutions oppos-
ing Government ownership of the rail-
roads and urging their early return to
private control unSsr adequate Federal
regulations: favoring Federal licensing
and regulation Of packers and stock
yards. but opposing Government owner
ship of marketing facilities; advocating
universal military training and indors-
ing the Federal woman suffrage amend
ment were adopted to-day at the closing
session OF the Twenty-second annual
convention OF the American National
Live Stock Association
The convention also adopted many
resolutions urging changes in the method
Of administering the public lands and
the national forests: advocating a pro-
tect!vo tariff on live stock and meat prod
ucts. and regulation OF imports OF cattle
and hides from Mexico 20 as TO detect
those which have been stolen from Amer
lean ranches. Larger appropriations for
State agricultural colleges and Cor the
Bureau Of Markets also were urged
The resolutions regarding control of
the railroads asserted that Government
operation Is unsatisfactory and urged
full regulatory powers over rates and
service be restored to the Interstate
Commerce Commission and to the vari-
Gus State commissions.
The resolution favoring universal mill
tary training not only advocated train
ing OF all young men in their nineteenth
year, but also urged establishment OF
military instruction in high schools.
The resolution regarding regulation Of
the packing industry and stock yards
advocated Government regulation along
lines now In operation under the Fed
eral control act and Endorsed the work
OF the Federal Trade Commission in the
investigation OF the meat packers.
The report OF the market committee
which was adopted. recommended legis-
lation along the lines OF the Hendricks
bill. the main features of which are
separation OF the stock yards from
packer ownership and control. requiring
the railroads to furnish sufficient re-
frigerator cars to all on equal terms. AND
regulation Of the packers. stock yard,
and commission men by Federal license
under the Department of Agriculture.
John u. Kendrick, United States Sen
ator from Wyoming, was elected presi
dent OF the associate
! The election Of the secretary and
| treasurer and the selection OF the place
| for holding the 1890 convention wer,
4 referred to the executive committee.
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SAY ITALIANS TOOK
DOWN u. S. EMBLEM
Serbo-Croats Report Alleged
Clash in Adriatic.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-According to
a report made public here to-day by tho
official information bureau OF the King
dom of the Serbs, CrOats and Slovenes,
a Serbo- Croatian vessel. the Dinara, fly
ing the American nag and having a
navigation license issued by the Ameri-
can naval commander In the Adriatlc.
was seized at Jelsa, January l6, by Ital-
ian forces. who hauled down the Amer
lean flag and carried of the ship under
italian colors
In spite of the flag and papers IN
order" said the bureaus statement, "the
commander OF the Italian troops in Jelsa
ordered the captain of the vessel to fol-
low him to the military post. where he
was kept under arrest three hours, Dur
ing this time the Italian commander in
formed his superior officer in Start Grad
Gotta VecchiY. who arrived soon with
armed soldiers, They seized the vessel.
hauled down the American Tag and LEFT
for Start Grad flying Italian colors."
Neither the State nor Navy Depart-
ment had received any confirmation of
the reported action of the Italian au-
thorites and doubt was expressed that
Rear Admiral Niblack. commanding the
/ American forces In the Adriatic. wouli
under any circumstances have issued
such permit as that described.
His authority 10 do 20 might well he
questioned. officers said, and no record
could be found of an incident which
could be regarded as a precedent
American registry Is granted only IA
, ships under American officers It ia de-
clared.
Admiral Niblack was ordered recently
to command the American forces in the
Adriatlc. He has number OF sub.
marine chasers and some destroyers and
other light vessela Recent reports &c
the the, Department 'nEa'' that he is a
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CCsICK, william L.. Chicago.
III PHILIPPIs. Patrick, Phils.
DoBIzENIEcKi. stanely. Cieyslanh o
B BrERk S GS.,sve :. A.. IS vanderpool m
Newark, 4. J.
EIiMKE. Charles NJ, warwick. y. n.
rRADY, Jesse q, Addiction, TsS.
GANDER, Walter. Cleveland. o
s siLh! aaaa John S Alien Iii D' oti. Ark
GoonpoS, ysrn ME. FL v,N West Concord, MINI
K0HR Roscoe Elmer, New Cambria Kan
MACUADo, Antoine, rico, Azores Portugal
N,MaS9S' Cha, Charles E Ssoc Wis
oeoSSoR. Michael j., Chicago IL
OTTER: Erich r. LdonviIle, IA.
PANLEFF. Bo!che. Gary, Ind.
PE IsI.r,.L sam Is belv'dsrs At,
PETERSON, Robert ". Haute Pa.
PEyTQN. Clinton B., Shreveport. Ia
ROMAN; Dyonszy. ss Clinton ave, Mas.
H% XIV Henry. ass Baldwin at. II
sANFGRD Joseph A.. Randolph Mas.
sAuNDERBECK, Leo C., Rochester o.,
ERRoNEousLy. REroRTED KILLED
Private.
ClylN Mn BEARD, HARRY w, Gowns ...
Ky.
ERRONEOrSLv REPORTED DIED
FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
IN ACTION.
Private.
HOYLE. VIM. II. Spring Valley. q
ERROSEOUSLY REPORTED DIED or
DISEASE.
Private.
MADDEN Frank L. Pittshurg. Pa
ERROSEOUSIY REPORTED DIED.
Lieutenant.
ROGERS, Newton G., CanaDdaigua. y, Y.
ERRONEOrsLY REPORTED SEVERELY
WOUNDED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
BUTLER, clyde II, Massillon. o
Privates.
BTROW, Fred r.. Midland. Mich
FITZGERALD. Curtis j., Jr., 633 ~. Johns
pl.. Brooklyn. y. y.
FOGARTN. Ward. WAHeca, MINI.
HERBERT. Harry. North Perry. Wis
HOLLAND. Edward $50 9Th st., Brooklyn.
y. Y.
HORN. Frederick r. Pittsburs. Pa.
MILAN, Jess L., Henryetts, Okla
SANDERS. Chester H., 2ba Clinton pl.,
Brooklyn. y. Y.
QCIMBi. Harold L. Rsnseley. Ne
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Casualties Corrections.

ACTIoN CPRENIOUsI REPORTED
KILLED IN ACTION.
Private.
ALTO, Htalmar. Cromwell, MINI.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION PRE-
NIousLi REr0RIED KILLED
Private.
sTEGEMANN. Win. H. Oshkosh, Wis.
DETERMINED PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Privates.
ELS, BENJAMIN F.. Miilersburg. Q:
LARSON, Martin, Suttons Bay, Mich
RTBINo, r"sauale' sc sar"'os" A''' Brook
WOUNDED IN ACTION. DEGREE w
DETERMINED PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS RE-
CEINED IN ACTION.
Private.
CUCCIA, Joseph, ca Il. lOsth ST.. y. y. city.
RETURNED TO Duty PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN ACTION.
Corporal.
LACY, John r., Neoga, III.
DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
DIED FROM ACCIDENT.
Private.
HAAS. Leo. IoIs so. Boulevard. y. Y. city.
DIED FROM DISEASE PRElIOIsLY
AND OTHER CAUSES.
IVORY. Henry, smithv!lle, Ga.
RETURNED TO DtTn PRENIoIsLY
REPORTED DIED FROM ACCIDENT
AND OTHER CAUSES.
Privnte.
HASRAHAN. VIM, sss' Hull av,' y. Y.
city.
PORTED woI NDED SEVERELY
IN ACTION.
Private.
| SAMPLES. Leonard. Hatton. KY.
MISSING N ACTION PREyIorsLy RE-
PORTED WOU >DED SEVERELY
| IN ACTION.
Sergeants.
/ coBRs. VIM. o. Lynchbgrg, Va
srEPHA>o, Dcmctrius. u Ferry st.. Mt.
| Corporais.
! RoSSrGSoI., Albert, New Hartford, Conn.
| WRIT, Henry. omaha, Nso.
Bugler.
ALLISON, Donald W, chicago, III.
Mechanic.
DAYBALL, Lawrence T, Maplewood No,
Wagner.
CAMPI.. vincent. 1913 Montgomery st..
Privates.
| ANDERSON, uartwig l., New Richiand,
| BUCHANAN, Harry G., Philadelphia. Pa,
( CALLAHAN. James T, Philadelphia, Pa,
( CANIPI. Giuseppe. ldamar, Pa.
| COEN John l.. WestbOro, Wis
I WALSH. Joseph, 90 Grand ST., Amster.
! nENnY. Glen NJ. Melro.c y II.
| DFSICH. Emery, budapest. Mo.
DFNONMILLE. Edward A.. GAL Grand nv.
Brooklyn, y. \.
FARRTS william, Madison. y C.
GUSDERSOS, Carl, 1873 5ith ST., brooklyn
GURLEY, Bert e, Spartanburg, :. c.
JACKSON, Willis, Rosebush, Mich.
ILMPERT, WIN. $, St Louis, Mo.
LINDEN, Albert Spokane; Wash
IIPPENs, Phil, Moline. III.
MARESCA. Philip G.. bO+ Onderdonk aN.
brooklyn. y. y.
| MARTIN Joseph. Coal Creek, Tenn.
MARITIME Charles Il. Bagley. MINI.
MART. Howard y, BETHANY, Mo
, MASsIE. Paul NJ. waverly. Ohio
ROWAN. Lames AIphonso. 2?3 Academ
scHkNEY' Christ East Bernstsdt. Ky
SKEBBA. william, waukesna. WIS,
| SOBIE. John NJ. Coldwater, Mich
SPARKS Msnley Foster, Krebs, Okla.
sPENsRERGER John; rusburE. Kan,
| sTBFFEN, John T., Sherwood, Wis.
STEIN, Anton. Baltimore. Nd
STEPHENSON. Frark. Ironton, Ohio.
sTILIwEIJ, Arthur L.. I'd ave. Gar
wood, n. j.
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ILL YANKEE STILL PRISONER.
All Others Have Been Liberated
From German Camps.

BERLIN, Jan. 23.--Of the American
soldiers taken prisoner by the Germans
during tho operations OF the American
troops on the western front only a
single one now remains in Germany, the
Associated Press correspondent has
learned.
This prisoner is at Stuttgart, too III
to be moved Mt present
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NEWELL Clarence. D.ckerson Run tw),
PALMER George. Philadelphia ,w).
R,iGGHlCT Aifonzo. rhilsdeiphla tWl.
SHELDON, George Joseph. Sheffield tN).
SMITH. William. Pittsburg wv
TrccERI, vin@nro. Coraopolis twD.
RHODE ISLAND.
SMITH. Thomas, Newport wv.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
MEREDITH. Lester L.. corp, Townvi"e
SOUTH DAKOTA.
RowEN. Harold J. Brldgewater ivy.
MUUlTON. Floyd. Canton tWD.
TENNESSEE.
ELLIOTT Bayless, serEt. Teillco Plains
TEssELI,. Danlc; X, Greenevrie W..
TR1CE. Clarence F.. Culleoka tw).
TEXAS,
wAnDELL, Ernes, C. serst.. Abilene
BLISS, sam II. corp. Ennis W..
nAEB, Wigs n, Bonham wv.
DRYANT, Ernest l.. Midlothian W..
JOHNSON. Claude Whitewater (wD.
THURMAN, Pirk r. Amarillo twl
DECISsCO Mike Murray CU).
VIRGINIA.
MscIvER, Hovari. serst.. Norfolk W..
bRlGSTOCK, Brlnton G., corp. Norfolk tW).
EVANS James. Manville tw).
FORD. Ell H.. virginia (W).
WILLS, Lester IL. Goodwin fWD.
WINNER, Jessie L.. Salem (w).
WASHINGTON.
BOTz. william A. Mount Vernon Cw).
HAY DEN. Joseph. Seattle tW).
SPRINGER. Ear V. Aberdeen Cw).
WEST VIRGINIA.
HICKMAN. H. D.. Lieut.. Aonning;on
FIELDS. Chris c.. stone Coal IVY.
MERCER Walter A, Congo tW'.
MERRITT. Eddie W. Salem (W1.
PETRIS, Frank. Mlrtinsburg 'Wl.
ROWE. Noah e, Huntington CIV.
WISCONSIN.
CARROLL. Leo Robert. Oconto Cw).
DRAKE. Harry W. Wooddale CWl.
kLEINHANS, Roman q. New Holstein
MchoNALD. George. Martinette twl.
SAENGER, Wesley John, Greenleaf tWt.
OTHER COUNTRIES.
EGYPT.
PAPAZrAN, Arthur corp, Cairo tw).
GREECE.
PETROPOLUS. Louis. corp. volos tWp.
HOLLAND.
BEDvARE. Jacob, Luolin (w).
RUSSIA.
LULKIEwlCZ. wiktor. Blalys;ok wv.
ITALY.
BCGSOSI. Pietro. Gros!o Cwl.
MINUTE, Sabsstino, Neossco (W).
PAI.CMBIA, John, Teramo Province (W)
PEBBLE. Mike. carpartno tW).
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ARMY
(Day Report)
NEW YORK AND VICINITY.


HAYDEN. Richard V. Lieut.. "A East
ROSMARIN. Louis. sergt.. 2:l Lewis ave.
FEEDER. Nathan. 2ilA Lewis ave. Brook
FERGUsoN. Bantorth h. Huntington.
JABLoNsKI. Caro-. 9si sackman St.
IEMEI' Arthur +. FAC East isSth st. New
LEviNEss. Joseph J., 1914 ssth st, Brook
MEEHAX: william: q Hancock Pl W..
ROBERTSON, John NJ. 81 Oakland ST.,
Brooklyn ODD.
HUMPHREY. Robert F. Alexander city
McNEIR, cleveland. Camden ODD.
BuRKs: James E., Hudspeth ODD
G0LLITs. Elmer Monetts 'W}.
Eye, Harry S. PindaN tWl.
Rec, Emm!t. Mulberry tWl.
CALIFORNIA.
OGDEN, william A. corp. Han.ord ODD.
GOGEI., Frank O.. Pomona CW).
kAI.BERLA. Herman c. Mountain View
MITCHELL, Cecil o. Hesldsburg wv.
ROBERTSON. Burton. Fleyto tDD)
COLORADO.
DOTsOS. Adon II. Campo ODD.
CONSECTICUT.
DULY John. serg'. bridgeport Conn
ROOT George w. scrst., Midd'c,own.
PATROHILos. Gregory. Thompsonvilc C).
FLORIDA.
KELLEY, Grover G.. Fort Lauderdsle twl.
GEORGIA.
PoELER. David. Cordele ODD.
ILLINOIS.
PFEiFFER Frank j.. corp. Trenton Cw)
TOMASZEWsKI, Vincent j, corp. Chicago
EVANS. Morgan, Eldorsdo wv.
FORANANTo, AjraN. chicago 'N):
PATzER. VIII am r., Chicago ODD;
pEREK1:ES;;. Fremantat.s, Chicago Cw).
PRIBRI.E Fred Georgetown tWI.
REA. Emeil r.. Carthage (W)
INDIANA.
Cc66o5PpEnh4EN Elmer T'f Es1 an MgfSa bD
FREDERICKsON. eileen l.. Warsaw tW)
IOWA.
KINGSLEY. Thomas Jr. Lieut., Cascade
ADDAM. Frank f. Klemme (DD).
CHRISTENSEN. Martin W, sioux City
FlLlrI. Joseph. Cedar Rapids twp.
KANSAS.
PARKER Albert T. corp. Logan W..
HUCKE, Alva r. Mound Valley wv.
NUCHOLS. Monte T., Eureka ODD.
KENTUCKY.
BARROW, TINS Gordon. sergt. Louisville
THEissEN. William NJ. corp, I-orrins,Or
AFFORD. George w. Anna ODD.
LOUISIANA.
ANDREAssEN, Gabriel j. New orIean
/ HOBGoOD Henry w. Jackson ODD
| LINScoMB, Ray, Echo ODD,
MAINE.
DYER. William J., Blaine Cw).
MARYLAND.
| SCHERBIN, stephen NJ, Baltimore (DD)
MASSACHUSETTS.
LAMoREAUX. Louis, serst.. Chicope
TAYLOR" william W. corp, Hamll,o
BYRNEs. Patrick r. Everett cw>.
! CoRDoNA, Ioreto. Boston owp.
/ LAWTON. Albert f.. Newton ,wl.
MACRARP 1,. paniel E%st Tsun'Cp ,w1'
| PITTS, william Henry, Calnpello (pD).
MICHIGAN.
PoRTMEsS, II. Chester Lieut., BATH
IT Tsn9 psIG IwJ Eugene ''Fst High
PRIHTuP, GeorSe G., corp, Grand Rapid
HARRISON. Isadore. petrol. tw).
Minnesota.
BRATvOLD, Eliot. Ashhy (w).
HAYNES. Roy Nj, Window tW).
MISSISSIPPI.
RURGES. Thomas j.. wayncshoro tw),
CARR. Jamie E. Alderman CW).
MISSOURI.
| McNULTY. Earl H., sergt. Higgiusvil
| (WD.
| BEERMAN. Arthur W. J. II. Concord
| ODD.
| DUNN. Alvin NJ, BARNARD ODD.
| HIDLMAN, Basil T., PuxicO (Wj.
MONTANA.
| BRESIIN, Cornelius. Butte ODD.
MACDoUGALI. John, Chinook tw).
NEBRASKA.
icoRLEu. August Bloomfield ODD.
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OTTAWA, Jan. 22.--The names Of the
following Americans appear in to-day's
overseas casualty list: Ili-C. Benson.
Waterville. Me-: NJ. Heating. Chicago
Reratriated and HE. +. Beaupre,
Lynn. Mass. Repatriated--J. r. Brinck
Massena n, Y
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PANAMA. Jan. 23.--A. W. McCorms,
Medical Reserve. who has been Ch.s
Health Officer OF the Panama can.
Zone, is returning to the United S'a:a.
TO resume hts duties as Chief IIea.ta D".
GER Of Kentucky.
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Yesterdays Fires.

n NJ. .,.s.
l:l5-l9s Riv!ugton st Samuel
J So Dutch St; Baker & Noorl., = lc -
,:;S+-l-3i Brodway: Hotel Grand e.. ..
i2:-o-ls W. s4th st; United C.ga-
49,. = " IS ''......,. -
l;oo-2S5 L. l5ist St. Lou.
.,o loss ...... ........,,.... I .hts"
4:So->- I2?f Broadway; s.. Reg
i.uhch .,.-...... .....-.. .l''lsGr'
4:+5-22s W. lilth st; T. Carr.
-. SON .-....,..,.. ........... . I % -
b:OO-23 Bradhurst nv. steam
roller: Bureau OF Highway t." =
5;?o-5! W l37th st. NJ Harris Ur..r-o.
C:S5-i0ol Fa.ie ST.. The Bronx,
MufoNltI .-.... ...,..... . 80.
'.O1-lS1 W. l4lst St; unknown, .Ir.'. .
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SPECIAL PATROLMEN.

To take effect January II
Andrew G. Murphy. No. AZ. with Italia
Consul General.
With the L. s, Shipping Board:
Charles Ferguson, No. $40; Michas' Do
ovan. No. 39s; Peter F. Quinn. 10 4"
Thomas II. Lunny, No. 45i.
Designations accepted:
George Seelig No. 1872, With Loaf. r
ssrt & sons, January !.
John J. Magner. No. 90. WITH Foe
Reserve Bank. January 20
John Eagaglia, No. $40 with stand. .
ShipbuiId!ns Corp. January 81
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i;iBoT. Grin J., Burton OBJ.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Hymsn, Nashua (wl.
NIDING, Joseph. Manchester ODD.
NEW JERSEY.
clifton w, scrgt., $50 Passaic
at. Passaic tw). 80
BREMBLE John A.. corp. III East 7th
50 PlaInheld twl. a., a., =, wand.
clir on Hudson (wj. ,
RooTH. Geromc p, Hamburg sWv
bHAzo. Rsymopd j.. is' Broadway
GRANT. Waiter, Princess Hotel. Atlantic
MeKEowS, Frank Joseph, 2i2 Cumber-
land st. Gloucester city tWl.
NEW YORK STATE.
BECKER, Percy. Livingston st" SAUCER
gIscHER, Aale.sndo, A.. y Mssha' ,%,. cw'
JACKSON. Charles. Albany W),. w,
,MtAEY james J.; Man; MamaI n1eSfo W..
MACAI.l. Lodovico Little Fails ODD
NORTH CAROLINA.
BLFpsoF. Horton. corp. Todd tW)
LEwELLNN. Thomas E., Hound feaN
LEWIS. Sam James. Raleigh ODD.
NORTH DAKOTA.
KELLER, Dclroy E., corp. jamestown Cw)'
OHIO.
NlNNELbY, Joseph A. CORP i"'t "
pRoNKER. George. GAINESVILLE wv.
DAVIS, DaSid O., cleyela I.,, Lm ,w,.
R ri NATrI2 av p T GaS, cw S''0" "'
HElNpENBLUT. Herbert W" cleveland
N As as ssvin @"' cS"P.ysi,na W. nm,
Mex NIGHT. Troy -. Monesworth 'pD).
PARIS. Alphonso. Lansing (w).
OKLAHOMA.
FOWLER. Ewell A.. corp. Martha W.
OREGON.
oDELI. Albert l.. Boyd tw).
PENNSYLVANIA.
LI;;ArrER,, Johp, B.. ..1s' MoPherson cp Tc.
~ b rn ,idi'I n, N'''"O'" '''"'''
oLs2EwsKI, Alexander, sergt Shenandoah
TRANKLE. Norman j.. serst. Plymouth
Meeting CDDb
ANDERSON. Carl 4. warren ,pp).
pELcoRT, Joseph. south Fork tw).
DETMAN, ROY j., salina tw).
pRIsGGk Thomas as, e. S M.snT r%
MORAN. Walter H, scranton tw).
NoRTHRUP, Ciaud, Sugar Grove ODD.
NYCE. Clinton r., Beaverton (w).
O'NEI1L. Thomas, Philadelphia ODD.
ORR. Ralph L., Altoona IVY.
PLAI-r: William s, Nj. Carmel ODD.
PosEY. John. Reading ODD.
SOtT CAROLINA.
JACKSON, Monta L., Dillon Cw).
TENNESSEE.
AUSTIN, Frederick C., corp, Fountain CITY
GADDY Clayton Henry Cw).
OLD, Clell A., Paris W).
TEXAS.
BrRRoCGHs. Fey A.. Robert Lee ODD.
CLARK. Aimon F.. Lancaster tw.
CoBn James l.. Raeitva ODD.
UTAH.
COY, France J., Plain City Cw).
VERMONT.
SMITH, Casper L. waitsneld ODD.
VIRGINIA.
MORGAN, Ebert l., New Point ODD
WASHINGTON.
PETERSON. Walter ", sergt spokane IW)
SMITH. Nat r.. sergt., Keiso lw).
HOW'RE. Melvin l.. Seattle Cw).
READ; Edward r, Tacoma ,w,
RADFoRD, waiter ", Seattle w..
WEST VIRGINIA.
SrDER. Tom. corp, Thomas W.
| ARBACGH. Asa, Charleston ODD.
WISCONSIN.
srHATr. Adolph. corp. Fond du Lac Cw).
CARROLL. Leo r., Oconto Cw).
COLOGNE, Julius A. Green Bay ODD.
GARRETT. Junius Detroit Harbor wD,
GIBBONS George W, Easton Cw1.
HAYNES. Roscoe A., Evansville W)
HENNEMAS, Joseph, Lena UD).
NEDVlDEk. John, La Crosse W).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
France.
SHERMAN Raymond IL. Paris ODD.
Italy.
BONACCI, Carm!ne. Pos hi Csserts ODD.
Russia
LASK. Peter. wolysko W).
Spain.
MARTIN. Delors. Nalladsis ODD.
Turkey.
LEON. Harry. Samadia (W).
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Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS
pArpnrNfES

fAIROLMEN.
To take effect 1901 A. N. January e..
Mntteo Attlne,lo. from Division % Va
tional Defence Especial war rolD to Assn
Prec indefinite leave OF absence is hereby
revoked
To take effect A. NJ. January -.
John J. Buckley. from 1904 Prec. 70
l0Ith Prec
The following leaves OF absence are az.
without pay.
PATRorMEN.
CONRAD seebach. 2eth Prec.. for ! day
from | l.. NJ. January 81.
James Z. Mccarthy, s9th Prec, .or
day from = NJ. January IS
Aaron II. Griswold. Trsfrlc Div. SUB -d.v
c, for DAYS from $40 A NJ January -
The following sick leave Is granted
PATRoLMAN
Thomas McManus sOth Prec.. tor 90
days from ~ NJ, January %.
suspended from duty without pay:
PArROLMAN.
John ], Kelly. No. 1889. Division IA
tional Defence Especial war rolD. 20 tax.
effect 9:57 A. NJ. January g.
The following resignation 10 accepted
PATROLMAN
1'o take emcct y I. NJ. January %
John J. O Neil. No. ASS. Division Va
tional Defence especial war roi).
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRoLMEN
Harry carty. 2sth Prec. to 5.h lrsp
DIST. o. duty in front OF alleged disorderY
hotels, for dlys from a. NJ. January -
From precincts Indicated 20 lst Irsp
Dist, 10 duty in raided premises for
DAYS from A. NJ. January "a
William Pfelrer, 10; Calvin l.. Town -
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wAsHtNoroN. Jan 23.--The following
casualties have been made public by the
war Department
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ASSIGNMENT DISCONTINUED.

PATHOLMAN.
Michael II. ODonnell. 23d Proc. to =
1nsp. Dist. to duty in front OF alleged a.
orderly hotels temporary. from \ "
January -
cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-24
Sees ton Dangers.

Mr. Beeby sees openings for disorder
and discomfort In the promiscuous de-
mobilization Of American troops with
out provision for their employment. In
Australia, where they had more time
90 plan for readjustment after victory,
soldiers are kept on the army payroll
for three months while with Goveranent
assistance they hunt jobs. In nearly all
cases they are placed in positions yield
Ing steady Incomes before their Nnal
discharge.
Mr.. BECKY arrived in the United States
early In November and toured the West
orn. Central and Eastern sections OF the
country. Tomorrow he will sail for
London to study British la Dor conditions,
s'ter- which he will return 10 the United
SItte for a trip through the South be-
fore he finally goes home
The Keota news., 1919-03-07
TO REFORM ROAD SYSTEM
Weld Commercial Club Recon-.
mends Motor Transports

Tho February meeting Of the Weld
County Commercial Club. held ut the
Office Of the county agricultural agent
Tuesday was rousinR affair in which
delegates from five Weld county towns
participated. After the report Of the
committee appointed to interview the
newspaper publishers Of the county on
the subject Of county publicity. in the
course Of which the club was given the
assurance Of the cordial cooperation Of
all newspapers Of the county. the meet
ing was given some real meat BY the in.
PRODUCTION and adoption Of a resolution
to urge persistently upon the Board Of
County Commissioners the adoption Of .
maintenance system under which one or
more trucks Of three ton capacity and
such further trucks Of less capacity ~
may be found desirable. shall he fur.
nishcd to each road diatrict Of the coun.
~. the same TO he operated normally by
two men and used tn operate drags.
transport material and tools and such
other purposes for the b-ttsrment Of
the roads ~ may b found desirable. :"
The resolution appeared to offer . long
sought solution Of question which was
on the mind Uf all the delegates. that Of
how TO get the m.s' nearly full value
from the money spent in road mainten-
ance IN the county. Every speaker en-
dorsed the idea Of motorizing the main.
tsnance department. the only objection
TO the resolution being that Il did not
provide for trucks enough. but It was
felt that. once the truck system 10
adopted. Il will prove itself 40 effective
and economical that the increase in
number Of machines used will be auto
matte.
In the course Of the discourse Il was
developed that trucks. and perhaps. in
some instances light tractors. are highly
desirable for road maintenance work
because they largely eliminate the fac.
tor of distance. 40 that. while in com
psrativcly sparscly settled territory.
such ss constitutes = large part Of Weld
The Keota news., 1919-03-07

ke0ta Basket Ball Teams Lose Ut Grover
The boys and girls basket ball teams
Of keota High school journeyed to Gro
yer Thursday evening. where they met
the Grover school teams in strongly
contested games on the gymnasium
floor.
Due to the lack in Keota of any in.
door court. the girls went into the
game with insufficient practice. and the
result is indicated by the score. which
was II to 8 in favor Of Grover. At that.
the Keota girls played well. as was
shown by the way they guarded their
opponents: but they had i'll success in
reaching the baskets with their ball.
The boys game started of with rapid
action. which continued thru both halves
and for several minutes overtime. The
first half ended with score Of to 6 in
favor Of Kcota: the second half resulted
in . tic ut i6: the first five minutes Of
extra play closed At IS to Is: and Gro
vcr. making the next basket. was de-
clarcd winner. The game. while dis.
appointing because Of its loss. is = mat
ter for real pride. and considerable com.
ment favorable to Kcota's playing was
heard from Grover people in the aud
icnce.
Paul Bradford and wife visited at
Keota and Buckingham from Thursday
to Saturday. He IL . member Of the
infantry and u stationed at the recu.
peration hospital near Denver. and had
but short furlough.
For Sale: Improved 100 acres miles
northwest Of Kcots. $l2 50 per acre.
Owner. d. J. O'Brien. McCook, Nebr.
Tom Ferry returned Tuesday from
Alamoss. Colo. where he has been
working this winter.
Elmer Dodder returned from Chey.
enne Tuesday where he has bscn work.
ing.
A. E. Cowcil and family were Sunday
dinner guests at the Swercngcn home.
Oral Young went to Greeley Sunday.
returning Tuesday evening.
For Rent: Building adjoining Cur
rie's store. News Office. II
When you look your be~t s-e Fortr~r.