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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Noro 0afota.
-l} Sof
". Snt.
Npmt fur llnbcrlrb.

Ismt for llnberlrb. g. @uo.
muloiou. Der erfl9reoe Jig lfplolg
llnbcrilpb, begaaet for TO Ior 'iocl'
nleoens han bar Mgent for Itlas
Humber Company / S%tnrfipcotber,
er pco Hetten / Sepils 2oft
oernt iii ct 9(ars Spbolo / StntS-
ipngilet. San blep Tor ilogcn Sio
iioeu arrciterct / Canada.
Saglinipcftprer nbnrpnt. aonr-
mlisiGr 9. u, Slsneis bar iorriae
ltee ltonppnt 6. 90. Solbert al go
Woilrc iii Sepiitp &a9linipeftpr Tor
Sen inooitli9c Gel al Nortb Sofota,
u. &off al 0cering for noropeltllge
Siitrift % 6. %. Selltrom al Sanes-
topn for Siitriftet peitenfor Slpben.
Ser CT irentoelcs ct Tiitrift, hDia Sl-
ipeftpr i%cllerc bill uonTpncS.
@pnstillGg beles. 2c 10000 Or
prelsbetiente i Mortb Iafota bapoc
lite Woi Sen Sorneielie at oclc ell
runb Wfiuion Collars mellcn zig.
8eneraloircftpr Malfer 8. SincS be.
prorcoe ncnllig Den 14be Npril ct
2enstilpg al $50 pr. Waanco Tor
ale @eticnte pcb GrprciatiencitclL %
on SiaG9get lfuloc bcrcgllcS ira lite
Snrltnr blcp Der for bpcr Wano Ell
ret pen Slnl.
Snacplcicrifer / Mpbc. Nortb 81.
fota State Hegiiterco NhlrieS I9io-
citation bnpoe forrige llge lit Mtebe
Sarge, % Ser blep utoer bette banilet
en- Nfoeling al ben rationale Ior.
enin0 til Srennme for ben ~oiientli9c
Sunobeb. I'll YrGiioent for oenne
me Organization palgtes Wtiis NoIe
Scbpab, Ga Woltre; %iceprGlioent
glagot Seon, Winot; Sefret9r, SEQ,
pig 0itpe. 8rano SORTS.
Znifes life ium Snbhpttere. Sielae
Ytelbing ira @innipeg er gtoboer
moo Norb plloielig blcpcn meoei
n~piercgneuoe meo &cllipn til line
SnoHnttcre, ibet oerl f%nnabiifc Hegie,
ring peo Ell Srore trroenbe ifraft
2ben Wtai bar nc1tct s(bgang Tor iaa-
pel Sufnboucr iom &utteriiter %
Otenoniter. Settc CT / Senhplo til
bpao hienlfomne Soloater forleocn
9ioroc Sorhring pnn, ioet inntlige
oisic Setter bar purct enigc / at paa.
bcraabe Jig i'm Hcligion iom @etrpg-
gelie moo WtilitGrtiellclte.
Snmmenilntnina al clcftriifc Nn'
lra? Ger melbtea fprleoen / Sarge,
al Nafota Seat, eight & Toper 50
ipnt bar lit @opcbfparter / ct. Noill,
bar lifrct liz S%ortlebsrct poa cleft.
triifc Nnlrg / Nlamarcf, Sanlcstepnl
Glcfinlon % lisbon, % at Sran3'
nftioner, ON ben gaar ilans, bill in.
polpcrc mcllcm 100000 og $500.
600. &orporotionen lfal nllercoc ei(
Nnlpg | GorringtoL Dates, Gasicl
ton oQ andre Stcocr, cg Tlancr
ounr no paa, at Glcftricitct forlfnfie;
ira erfcltc centrnlc Hltlfter til arlori
Nncr, OF Of life nlcnc bisie minort
Nper, men oQiao Grandchildren for
ipnes ira %iaaoanne giennem9doenbl
S%eonlnger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Sai,tois.
Ictnbninasiulo CpTn0clic.

VcIDOHtugSIuIu kVVnutiIt. y. ".
Schmiogau / Yeoria %begpnbte for ii
Iar iiocr at arbeibe paa Ell Spfin.
bclic, Tom ioa omtrert ale bpgtiae
Wefanifcre erflGrebc for Ell abioIl,t
llnYiligbeo. Siltrobs berfor er o.
iin6elien BOG mn illlbt fprbie, opcr.
trGfienoe eubog bpao nosen fnnbe
hape brsntt ON, 90 Eatent bcpilgeoes
oen 1Soc Marts. Set or Ell Iaper,
iont fan bore firfantebe Sil Iiaeioa
nsiaatis iom ON DC bar siort meo CT
Sugiern. % life Oct alene. men
Iaperen fan titles til Of i~rcmbrinae
Sui nGiten al bpilfcniombclit Sorm
meo ifarpt tilinitteoe Sisrncr. Set
or inblpicnoc, at SpiinbeIicn pil bore
iii itor @eiporelie al Sio % grbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Oct biuieitc 90 melt m>brc>te
mcrffc BIaH / elmcrito.

%no ole Cmroo0cr bar "2coroh Soften" bc hngtiQie Meonr
bcioerc % @iornQ9nocrc % iou ?~tpbcoablo0 iuor "0coruh. Foiuu"
frenrc Aptfc bun0t Aoroncitctp BLADE ! "&co Nrncn" hur
&laoet Ell u0crholNnn0@niociu uocn Sjortnffc noOet ouot
Slno % Nnrtnc3 &b bar bette popnIUre 6s8eblno brnQt SOL
hpiIfe NJ omc bar betalt 6or'ottcre oQ Npcintcre 0onNc pene
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

"Sre Nnr inf Slnueri", iom for Giocu otntIiQaiDrc2 i
~Gecoroh Boiicn cr Den met icniationelc &cretring ont init BAR
bori im noqen90uQ cr tonunct ipr GoQen. Qi3ie Cptcgncler Al
@rcpinoc &c Oo5o Rascal. boiTct po Sclpiun % c0nc Grioriuacr,
hi bi iorhat Inert Gr&ouN2muucr al %lo0t til uopna Barren
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

~Tpfen"s enche Hsenfer er oens snnIs
gbcrncr.sr. oer'or ian 81 iiIbp iaa oGroliules
Vrrmisr III abonnerilamIere.
The sun., 1919-02-28
Hosiery Mills shut Down.

READING. Pa. Feb. 27.-More hosiery
and underwear mills here have shut
down this week for lack of orders ac-
cording to reports at IA meeting Of the
Pennsylvania division of the National
Assoc iation Of Hosiery and Underwear
Manufacturers
The meeting was held to take steps
to combat cancellations Of orders and
the return Of goods by buyers who al
ready have received deliveries.
The sun., 1919-02-28
Police Department Orders
APPOINTMENTS.

PATROI.MEN.

l
To take effect February &c.
To Headnuarters Div. Training SCHOOL,.
Herbert Ba ser. l72: Cuthbert J. Bshan'
2a9; George Rehr ~; Harold II. Boy.e,
Rruder e49. William X. Burns, 9SS, Je-
rome J. Butler lS7i' Fran'is \ C1 mn,
stephen j. Deviue 1852; Arthur p, De
Nyse, 1909 John A Dinneen 1919; Joseph
r. Dolan, 2oi9; Frank Donneiy, 76tT;
Engle, Jr.. 26S6; william J. Etherson,
2729; Thomas J. F,eeney, 1889; Aoraham
Edward F. Gallagher, 1881; Patrick !.
Grealis. 2S4l; John Healy, 2s45; David +.
William c: HGgseG Sls.: George 2 Hurst
Kel7v 5I5s, william 3 Kelly, mos: john
s52l: patrick Iantry. 1853: John 5, Leon
ard. 35Ag. James Lynch. 3572; Daniel \.
McGulness, s645; James F McKenna. s67s;
I Mqiiisan, s5;s George n MySrSsfs,
row, 1861; Francis Naughton, 4ss2; Harold
l. Nelson 1854, William G. Neumann, 537l;
Robert Pardua, sac; Frederick Petermann.
1916 PasGuale Pinto. $685.; owen T. Raj
ferty, 500; John J. Regan, 5isS; Joseph II,
Resch. $500; charles l. Saeger; 56ts;
Frank sSSnlGn Is' august ssehreISsT
!, short, $3.50: Frank J, Smith, 1850: VII
ford NJ Smith. 1853; Nicholas T. sullivan,
. j
Thompson, GAls; Joseph A, Tomaszewski
$685., George Nanhove. Jr., 66S4 Walter
Il. Waitword, $685. August IL. Wergin
s796.
REINSTATEMENT
AS PATROT.M AN-FIRST GRADE
To take effect February 90.
Peter A, Ratio, No. 1870, to cath Prec.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN
| To take effect A. NJ. February 2S
Edward Boron, 92d PrcC, to 95th Prec
, assignment as corporal discontinued
Frederick c. Wendell, 25th prec. to 42d
! Prec,, assignment as corporal discontinued.
! To take effect A. NJ. March l.
From precincts indicated TO Bridge Prec,.
assigned to bridges indicated:
| Patrick Clancy, 3lst Prec. tn Bridge d.
! John !. sullivan, gsth Prec. to Bridge r.
Patrick j. Curran, le0th Prec. to
| Bridge g.
James T Hunt, 9Th Prec. to ssd Prec..
! assigned to day tour.
i. Timothy McCa'thy, 9Th Prec.> to 42d
Columb Kennedy. l4th Prec. to 3sth
! Prec.
To take effect 1901 A. NJ. February %.
! From Div. National Defence Especial war
roln to precincts Indicated. indefinite
/ leaves OF absence are hereby revoked;
Frederick A. Hin, IS; Franklin s.
ITraver, %; James A. Dunn. H. ID. Train
Ing school,
The sun., 1919-02-28
Belgium Buys Denim,


WARRINGTON, Feb. 27.-The sale Of
s65.00o pounds Of 22O blue denim TO the
Belgian Government was announced to-
day by the Surplus Property Division.
Quartermaster Corps. The Government
will receive the present market price for
the materials
The sun., 1919-02-28
Two Strikes Settled,

Strikes in the children's dress and
the house dress and kimono industries
in this city have been settled. In both
instances the manufacturers have con-
coded shorter hours and slight in
crease in wages
The sun., 1919-02-28
Conference of Export Association.

Rear-Admiral Usher commandment Of
the Third Naval District will be the
principal speaker at a luncheon con-
ference OF the American Manufa cturers
Export Association in the Hotel McAlpin
next Tuesday.
The general topic for the conference
will be in relation TO shipping facilities,
present and future
The sun., 1919-02-28

Challis is said by manufacturers to be
constantly gaining in popularity as
material for spring and summer dresses,
and, as indicated by orders received by
some dealers. this material is expected
to sell equally as well as organdy and
calico as the season advances.
The sun., 1919-02-28
WOOLLENS FOR FALL
CUT 10 TO 20 P. G.
Serges, Clays and Unfinished
WOrsteds Among Cloths
Reduced in Price.

The American Wooden Company, de-
partment 1, division A, yesterday opened
lines of serges clays, unfinished worst
eds. French backs, SC. for fall 1919. As
compared with the opening prices last
year the prices made yesterday show
concessions of from 10 to 20 per cent
A comparison of prices for some of the
numbers Is as follows:
Style No. zoe, clay. new price. $3.50,
old s4.15; No. 3SS. s3.O5. from $3.50 !;
No. 2Os-2. nine ounce serge, $3.50 from
s1.S2 4 No. 2o9h-1. s1.5715 No. 313-1,
$3.50. from ss12h; No. s11S-1O. s2,75.
from s3.22h; No 1872. s2.6215 No.
1874, s3.2o. from s3.77h No. $3.50. un-
finished s3.721a. from s43714; No.
714-12, French back. s3,37h, from
s377l6; No. 31s4, 1920. from s3.77h .
No $3.50, unfinished. s3.72h. from
s437lA; No 714-12. French back,
s337ls, from $3775.
The sun., 1919-02-28
Business Troubles.


SYRON c. EMORY--A voluntary petition
Of Myron c. Emory, Clsrkstown, y. Y.
shows Liabilities Of s45l7 and assets OF
S2,2l5. Tn" three largest creditors are:
Mary w. Pitkin, Rockland county, New
York, sl,4l2, Mrs Addie j. Emory Con-
The sun., 1919-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO A. AGREE&I\4
tered into on the 10th day OF O. ........ ,.,.p
by and between JOHN VA ~ IT.
Sew YORK, and RANDOLPH .,'.,
E;.T'r Will sell on the 18Th dNy 70 M"
1918, at ten o'clock In the forguon' .s
PIANO Department OF John Van" ,,,r'
New York 76t broadway Horohs' Nv
haitian. CITY. County and StN'' ~ ~.
YORK. one Mahogany Piano and Ber a,
provided by sections IS and ID OF '''
sonal Property Law.
II A \. lLrI. @ Z EENM Al.D- Al,I-
The sun., 1919-02-28
APPOINTED SPECIAL pArRoL,,rN
Wool. Restrictions Cancelled.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE suN.
LONDON. Feb. 27.--An official order
was made to-day cancelling all restric-
tons on the sale of woods and tops and
granting free dealing in those commodi-
ties.
The sun., 1919-02-28
Lower Prices in SILK Market.

The local raw silk market is quiet and
prices have suffered a considerable set
back during the last week, amounting on
Japan silks TO 80 to 40 cents a pound,
according to the grade. n L. Gwalter Il
Co. state in their latest trade review.
At the first signs Of the break buyers
withdrew. limiting their purchases to
pressing needs, but the lower level of
prices is beginning to attract interest.
The Yokohama market has broken
sharply since last week, Sinshui No.
dropping to 1850 yen.
The Canton and Shanghai markets arc
quiet. Lay down costs have Undergone
further downward revision through n
pronounced drop in silver exchange this
week, but buyers show little interest in
these sorts. Tussah silks are neglected.
Quotations received from Yokohama
are as follows: Kansai failures, double
extra. 1880 yen kansai filatures, extra,
1870 yen Kansai filatures No. l, 1880
The sun., 1919-02-28
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD

gers N. Y, $500, ana Louis Hoyt, Haver
straw, n. Y, t575. Benjamin LeVinsoH'
Nyack, Is the attorney
Receivers.
p sHLESINGER HOFFER--Justice Br :
LANCER of the Supreme Court mas ap
pointed J. II. Mayors receiver OF inc
assets of Schesnger Il Hoffer. manuiac-
turing caps at 81 Second street, pen, penang
suit brought by Frank SchhsingeI
against Meyer Hoffer, his partner. for an
accounting and dissolution OF partner
ship formed on December J, lsls; r.
MADISON LUNCH, 1NC.-Judge John y;
Knox appointed Alfred J. Berwin ana
Louis Jersawit receivers, with a joint
bond of 5000. for the Madison LUNCH
Inc, 1i5 Madison avenue.
Schedules in bankruptcy.
RoCKAwAY wOODwORKERs, INC.-A
schedule of the Rockaway Woodworkers,
Inc. Far Rockaway. shows lia6ilities OF
sl6.4O2 and assets of Ss.o0s:, The three
largest creditors are: Ira w. Lurle, 30 I
West l44th street, $1,000; Case Fowler
Lumber Company, Macon, Ga" si,Lvs,
and Abraham Robinson. 2Ol West NUN
street. $1,000. Diamond & Abrahams' ~
CHEMw WOOD MANUFAcTURING CO,
inca schedule of the Chemwo9d
Manufacturing Company lnc;' NeWatk;
shows liabilities of 1881 and assets OF
s4O.22s. The three largest creditors are
Commercial Mortgage Company. SS
Bank Of Newark, $4,000, and r. kassei,
Newark 1888. or the assets $4,000 are
in patents, &c Edward $. Welch' ~
Broad street. is the attorney.
Judgments.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday. February 81, the first name being
Of q
The sun., 1919-02-28
Casualties Corrections.

The following cabled corrections arc
issued as an appendix to the regular
casuarty lists:
WOUNDED jDEGREE UNDETkRuISED).
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
Priyates.
RUONICONTI, Giuseppe. uniontown, Pa.
FRENCH Clinton. Dow, y Oak.
'KOEN. Huston. McAlpin. Ella,
The sun., 1919-02-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-Mhi.

MALE. - years OF age .-s'T's
or accounting position. had "a 50.
.perlou,e. salary expected, ; w'''
bon $50 sun ofnce.
The sun., 1919-02-28
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.


Willam ]. McCahlll. goth Prec 20 Head.
quarters Div, to duty in office Of the
Police Commissioner for 10 days from
Charles g. orr, eth Prec to Heaaquar-
t9rs D!y,. to duty IN office Of tn, property
George Green, Headquarters Div, from
ofhce Of the chief Inspector to Div. Of
Repair; and Supplies, for Is days from
Frederick HeIdtmann. Div National De-
fence, assigned to clerical duty for Is days
from A, NJ, March /
For q 5 days from A NJ March l.
From precincts indicated to Headquar.
tters Div, TO duty in Office OF the Police
Walter Fitzgerald. IS; Joseph p,
ter, p % M pdi Sl:s q n, Ts' &s%.,5
Deputy Police Commissioner:
Matthew u, Kelly. & John ]. Haslach,
a6 Whiam c. Murray. IS; Charles Knene-
From precincts indlctade to Third
Inspt DIST to duty in front OF alleged
John mt'S Mecorma isi q q jacob S'y'oT' 81
From precincts indicated to eth Insp
DIST TO duty in front of alleged dsor-
John $; pberhous, 49, Franz Shoemaker
P is sTG Sc Ffan MATTHIAS Aaa@ e. GssSS'
Guirk 49, Peter ]. Reilly IS; John J.
Gerrgan., ~ Thomas, Mad'gan, 40:
white on o SICK epo "rS o%r run pay
Joseph T S I.ovett. 2sth Prec.. from
1870 y. N, February Is, during disability,
February -, during disability.
Martin MCGOWAN, 29th Prec., from $3.50
p. NJ. January 20 to II p. NJ, February II.
APPOINTED SPECIAL PATROLNIEN.
James Guldice, No. Eli, with the New
York Dock Company, February II.
Patrick Skehan. No. 52s, with the Cheese
brough Building Company, February rs.
John Finn, No. $50. with Brooklyn Rapid
Iohn Ii, Cordes, No. 672 with the Wood
lawn Cemetery February 81.
James +. Mcclure 10, 49, and Henry j
Iussen, No ll5, with Department of Plant
and Structures. February %.
Patrick Wade, No. 524. with Millett, Roo
Hagen, February %.
Appointment revoked:
Samuel Albert, No, las, with Depart
ment Of Finance, February 81,
Death reported:
Walter s Wolfe. No. 369. with Depart
ment OF Finance February FL
The sun., 1919-02-28
HELP wANTED-MALE.

Auto School LARGEST and best school IN ~
WEST SIDE U. ). Send fnr booklet - '' '
Y,M, q. 4. 10 school. Telephone . l-tt,; -,
ol5W. Jyth ~. 1920. special 'lls'"' DIT
Man competent to taxi ohars' ~, ss
trlc nNturc Misunderstanding plant .o4
e c nps rrg",i% Good oSportunlty. st. 81"
ana cAprrirnc- + II. DO, 10 ST.
The sun., 1919-02-28

'apssst sreditops are; Ira w. furie. 551
West 18th street, $1,000; Case Fowler Fowler
Lumber COMPANY Gh,o Macon TS7 We IVES, 10th
street, 81. 900. Diamond 81 Abrahams. Al
Ps,k Ro1 are ,hs atsGr 1TysR1Ne CO..
inca schedule of the chsmwogsd
Manufacturing company Inc Inc , Ns%sr NJ
s4O.22s The three largest creditors are;
Commercial Mortgage Company. sSg
Broadway, $4,000; North Ward NStion1'
Bank of Newark, 5000. and + kassei,
Newark. 1888. or the assets tzs,Hyo are are
in patents. &c, Edward 5. Welch' "
Broad street, is the attorney.
Judgments.
The following judgments were Med yes
terday. February 81, the first name being
that of the debtor:
Albert Fixture Co, Inc-York
Building Co.. Inc .,..........:. t,2o5.ot
Broadway John St. Corp. - f. ,,.e,
same-same ....'.............. S44.3I
Mccain Can {; C.''' 49, s42.so
surety Co'mPsope' &c........ 10000
Barrett, VIM. M. prest.-J. IL. ,-ooo
Berm9 pD" Morris. Mayer Blank
and Max w!ssenthal herman
| BlankD-E Sussman & Co.
cahsne, Hen'ry:-A. Kuiner 49,; 2os,sd
surety Co.1People. &c....,... 100000
| 10
cu SffssF Henry IA scho.n- a,s'
Consolidated industrial Coo. 1920
Chqmberiain. William - Bonita ,ss 20
co ho1el aos1 x KANE s sSS 40
piskin, Moses B.-s, Laking; ,oo,.
Em Gs's clarence VII Frank,
Estrin. Harry and Charles DIARY
-, Estrin & Bros 90. " Green Green; aIs4i
Fiaher ~ IoseP ~ Tnnnnnaw 5g7SSi
rinnitag' Elem I.ar L. Teiisr
co. ;..,:;.:.a;...>;. ,,:..nn..:..cc.. 1885
"'i, as,o' stein" l. f'S ~ 1885,
Isaacs, Phillip. H. $ Rove. 1850
NJ. Hahn; ..:.,.........;..,..., 10000
RAPID ITanstt Co. 'os'S p.,,na.. az -
Hartlgan' FREQ IN. a brecher S Ss''S 90
Josten, Peter W. and Louise Nj sA.
Davenport Coo. A. Hill. 1,5sSlS
Light, James-H. Gross; ........ l4SS"
| Lyon Nthtlhtins MachherS w. .ee =,
-FarmerS Feed CO. ;....;'.; So. a.
Kraus, William. y. RVS Co: ,o,o.
COSTS 7, ., II : Navel
SPm<n1 cS Sor lp'-A'pert WOOD s.sas4o
Linsky, Thomas-N. Y Rys Co;
costs .........,.-,. ...:..,. 1880
! Landman, Max-Natonal CASH
Lested, charles, and west EN- End
Express ana Van c''--M' sum 1880
man ',....,5 ,r;,....'' -, i,:..;I:,. 'o;So
iional Metal and Novelty Co.. ,ssa,
Minnery; Elmer c.-N. Y Rvs ,osu
Mcdonnell Kathryn-N. y Rys ,,os,
Mo orc; ''s wn E.I-%' Y. County
The sun., 1919-02-28
NATIONS HONOR ROLL
Continued from sirth Page.
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
THOMPSON. Fulton. Lieut.. jackson
BARKER, Umphrey. cormtn tws).
MINIS, william D., Grenada tDp),ur
sALEX william liam, M Vi WeIs VS.
WINSTON. Nell, Canton tWs).
SMITH. John. Increase (WCt'
MISSOURI.
sAMIDE, Rudolph Joseph. Lieut., Kansas
copELMAN. Aaron E. serst" Kansas City
ruLLERToN, Forrest T. serst., seda'ia
PARKER. Hills. serst.. st. Louis Cws).
RAMsBoTTOM. James H.. sergt.. Galatin
sllvsY. Earl E, serst, Jefferson City
SMITH, Mauro E., sergt. st. Louis twul.
WALKER, orian Glenn. serEt.' slkeston
cANTw1BLL, Frank H, corp, Webster
oRmBIE. Melvin P. corp. Linda tws,.
MCKINNEY. John James, corp, Salisbury
BEVERAGE. Harvey j.. MIA tws.
BROWN James, Fayette (wUl
CANTRELL, Walter. Licking DID,.
COOPER. Ferris, Pointerviile tws).
DARRAH. william t. Warrensourg twU),
guRNELL. oscar K. Tina tWSs;
FGOTE, Julian c., Anderson tWs).
GORDON. James H. Glover tMSD.
KEANY, stephen. St. Louis twsl.
KEITHLY, John w, St Louis tWu).
LITER. Omer NJ, Kansas City (WS).
LUPBERGER. Herman, Rolla ODD.
NATTER, Robert, st. Louis (WU).
NEE. John J., st: Louis tWsD.
MUZZY. Emmett E., McCredie (Ws).
OWENS, Walter D. st. Louis tWU).
STOBlE, George Brown, 81. louis (WU).
SNYDER. Lewis Joe. Poplar Bluff (wSl.
TUFFLEBEAS. Elmer Isaac. Milan (WS)
SULLIVAN. Thomas Joseph, st. Loui,
(WS).
VAN BECK. Stephen. Starkenburg wv.
VAN BUSKIRK. Sweet Springs CWU).
WEAVER, Charles A., Princeton (WU).
WET, Frank benjamin, BevIer (WS).
WINSLOW. Wesley, St Louis ODD.
WINTER, Robert l.. st. Louis tws).
The sun., 1919-02-28

The first name Is that or the debtor
tho second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was hled
Chicago Great Western R.R, Co.
Postal Telegraph Gable Co;
The sun., 1919-02-28

LOwNEY, Dennis serkt.,, quite (ws).
MCGOWAN. Phillip s. sergt., Lewiston
(wS).
OsLUND. Robert. sergt.. Great Fails (wu).
THERRIAULT, William, corp. Ignatius
BOLIVIAN, Leo c.. Saco CwSl.
BROWN, Edward F, Hot Springs twS).
MARTlNSON. Ivan W, Helena twS).
SULLIVAN, Daniel W. Bolton (NS).
WEAVER. Ray, Kallspel (Wl).
HMLIS Oscar, Bozeman (NSl.
The sun., 1919-02-28
RHODE ISLAND.

CHRISTIAN. Robert y, Lieut., Provi-
dence tWS).
BAUPRE, Harvey J.. Warren tWS)
BEAUGRAND, Wilfred J.. Pawtucket
(wUD.
BOARDMAN, John W. Lonsdale (wS).
FTUME, Cesare, Providence GWSl.
HACZYESkI, John, Manvilie tWU(
KIRKORIAN. Marderes. Providence tWLO.
sCALLY, william F, Valley Falls tWC).
SMITH. Joseph W. Pawtucket (WS).
The sun., 1919-02-28

CHOTTINGER. Herman, McKeesport. Pa
LUTTERlDGE. Albert, st. Louis, Mo.
FRASER Edwin r. Colorado Springs. Cob
GOSS. William Cloyd, Lewistown, Pa.
GOTTlIEB. Benjamin. Mobile, Ala.
HEINZ. John D.. Mandan, y. Oak.
HElSER, James r.. Wiliamsport. Pa
kOMMERSTAD. Elmer l., Albany. MINI.
MCNAMARA, James New Castle, Pa.
STYERG nxfnrd Miss
The sun., 1919-02-28

MORGAN. Chester Lawrence, Lieut.
LARsoN, Percy r., corp. Lake Preston
COOK. vern r.. washington Springs
ELrADts. Thomas Aberdeen Cwsl
JOHNSON. Joseph f. Owanka tWs),
s6E sSKKM pN Ray L.. wnit e" owl VS..
PETERSON, Horny. Brandt tWUl.
TENNESSEE.
SHEPPARD, Edward P, Capt, GAINESVILLE
sTANTiELp. Wine D, Lieut. Bon Aqua
VAwTER. Noell, Lieut.. Huntingdon cwu,
McCLANAHAN. Earl e, sergto Memphis
AYTEs Clay, corp, Athens (wUD. -
DI NWODN. Henry r.. corp, Jasper (Wu).
iFITZGERALD, William b. corp. Dover
FREEn, sherman, corp, Fountain City
MARTIN. Clarence G. corp. Austral CwUl
uNDERwoop, Homer c, corp, Ironsburg
ANHH@Eas BOY :. Momnhi. rw1r.
! pARHA WELL. Nernon W, McGhee tws)
| cNSS, Ristlne Athens (wS).
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| FRYE, George, Cosby tWSI.
GRtQISSsN,oE, Thomas 80 G. Nashville tws),
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LAY, GsorFs j., Beech nlur ,!WsD,
| NJ tNF a ia, tthIlh -, NpspY NNSD.
| MATHEWS, Bernard C., Buena Vista
MYERS John n, Hickman lwsaa
! SMITH WAL Ta2ewel tWUD.
| THOMAS Aaron, Memphis ODD.
! THOMPSON, Eddie, Braden ODD.
TIMMoNs. George g., Mansfield CwS).
Z WEST, Teddy, Petros tWSl.
F WILLIAMSON, Fletcher A, Fayetteville
/ lWS).
TENAS.
BALDWIN. John B.. Lieut. Marshall
(WUl.
ULMER, Francis e, sergt ma ior. Dallas
| tNl'J.
!TISHOF. !. r., scrgt., Galveston CWU).
INVEST. Don =. sergt,. Denton (WS).
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-24
WEARY WILL.|ES' s.
ARE SOUTH BOUND
EiANY ARE COMING THROUGH AL.
MOST EVERY DAY ON THEIR
WAY TO FLORIDA.

AS is usually the case this season
q the year, tramps and beggars are
passing through the Getty almost eV-
cry day on their way to warmer eli
mates and all kinds Of bcggars are tC
he seen on the streets.
1t may be true that both the city
and county officers make every effort
to rid the town of the cases without
real merit, this is hard thing to dc
and very often they are allowed tc
remain here and ply their trade when
they really deserve no sympathy. A
cripple who was here some days age
said this was the best small place he
he visited in a long time remarking
that he had averaged over ten dollars
q" aday while in the city.
Of course there are many cases OF
commences but these cases are few
and far between, officers say snd
many Of the beggars who take the
road do so from laZiness.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-24
BRUNSWICK IS 4
GREAT AUTO CITY
PROBABLY A GREATER NUMB?
CT CARS HERE THAN ANY
ANY OF LIKE SIZE.

Along with nearly everything else
Of a modern nature. brunswick is N
the lead as to The number Of automo
b5es owned and this certainly indi
Gates the prosperity of any commun
ity
1t not only increases taxable val
ties but it shows that the people are
both progressive and prosperous. Ii
is said that the number of ears owned
is larger by 20 per, cent. than is the
case Of cities of a Ike population in
ether parts Of the state and the cars,
it may De noticed, are not Of the cheap
kind, but rather of the best.
Scores Of people are only wa ting for
street and road Improvement arl if
this IS done at least a hundred addit-
ional machines will he added to thc
LEGAL fleet"