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squawk over the seven Class A men rule that fans in the lager-burg took him seriously and concluded that the Martin circuit was a farce.
 Cyrus Barger. the fragile framed skip per of the Memphis crew, is getting his in large packages now and unless the Chicks show some immediate improve ment the lanky one may be relieved of his toga. Even Mobile is beating the birds daily.
 Cholly Frank is keen on college hurl- CTS. First he signed up Big Boone, the University of Alabama star, and yester- day he took Suggs, an old Auburn hurler. into the Cracker fold
 Despite their crippled condition, the Vols are still in the running and look like first division contenders. We Rope you do, Roy.
 Red Torkelson, the comical Pelican hurler and league clown, won his fourth straight game yesterday Red" has yet to be beaten by Southern league club.
 Both Moon" Ducote and Lucy Hair ston, former teammates on Auburn grid iron elevens, are showing up well. Du- cote appears to be the Bears best hit ter, while Hairston has been playing jam up ball for, Moley wherever he is put.
 John l.. Sullivan, the Pelican gardener. was the hitting star of the day yester- day, getting four swats out of five tries Sullivan didn't look very good against the Baron pitchers.
 Bernsen continues to kiss the pill'' at opportune moments. Bernie is hitting at his regular gait this season after one years slump.
 Al Ellis and Fisher contributed nice catches yesterday with runners on base. Fishers throw to first, which doubled Devereau, was beaut.
 Demoe robbed Fisher of a hit in the seventh by stabbing his liner over short and doubling Hairston at first. Fish. however, had already bingled and scored run in a previous inning
 Morrison's out-curve is so wide that it is very difficult to tell when it does come over the plate. Hence the young ster invariably gets the worst of the un,piring decisions. All Merry needs to make a great pitcher is confidence and change of pace.
 Leading the league in both fielding and batting, Moley's men bid fair to also assume the top notch in the club stand ing column.
 Kid Elberfeld has shaken up his team by signing Cox to play first and shift ing Bob Grimm to the keystone The Kid gets sore if they don't win em all.
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Graymont Loses to Boys' Club

Yesterday afternoon the senior team of the Boys club played and defeated the Graymont team at East park. The game was not decided until the last inning, the final count being 12 to 10.
 ? The game was fast and snappy. There was no lack of hitting in the game and ex citement ran riot There was much rivalry between the supporters and mem- bers of the different teams.
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"S o S" Cables Cyrus
 to Chick Purse-HOlder

Cy Barger has sent an s 0 to President Tom Watkins of the Mem- phis club and Tom is now tryfnE to get "Daxxy" Vance and Tom Blodgett back on the Chick roster. Blodgett has just returned from France and will join the Memphis Tribe in the next two or three weeks.
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B. R., l.. & r. Co. ............ BIO 02O 000t-S
 Summary: Two-bas hits, Berkowitz 9 Home runs. Haucken, Rowe. stolen base Jackson. Sacrifice hits, Rickett, McCool, Jones. Struck out by Gittings 6, Marshall, Jackson 5. Base on balls. Marshall i, Jackson 5. Hit by pitched ball, Taylor, Rowe, Smith (by Jackson). Left on bases, B. R.. l.. x P.sCo. 5, Avon dale 4. Empires, Dugger. Time, 1:5o. Attendance. 400.
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NEW YORK SOLDIER
GETS VALOR CROSS
Corporal Thomas L. +. Reilly
of East 125th Street Bravcd
Barrage Twice.

Corporal Thomas L. f. Reilly. 80
East 12sth street, has been awarded me
Distingui shed Service Cross by Gen Ter.
shing for bravery in action near NievIls
on November |. He is with the Twenty
first Machine Gun Battalion
During heavy barrage OF high expo
sive shells he helped an officer give nrN
aid to a wounded officer and TO two 90
diers after the platoon had withdraw
from the position. He went to tie rear
for medical aid, and then, passing
through the barrage a second tine, re-
turned
Lieut.. G s, Schwarzwalde- ~ -
Twenty first Machine Gun Battalion. ~
Gilborn. " y. also won the cross fo'
the same feat Reilly took part Tn. N-
had the wounded men removed to less
exposed position and stayed VITA t1cn
until they were removed.
Others who are awarded the cross q
Major Alexander y. Stark OF Washing
ton, d. c.; Major j /. Pestross o.
Rolla, Mo. Sergeant Harry T.. luh"t o,
Millvale, Pa, Capt Eugene : CoNn OF
Seattle. Lieut. Arthur Trumbu'l Lee ~
New burg, ore. Private Mamie S!ri'
of the Azores Islands, Portugal Ser
seant Fred Olson. Galeta, Cal Pr'ra.s
Albert l. Smith, Fillmore. cal. Hl1vats
Eugene Alonzo, Los Angeles; Corporal
John g. Lowe. st. Louis. Private I'd
ward Wo Borton. Los Angeles.
Private John s. Sorenspu, Wl~S'.
Denmark Sergeant Milton G. Burton. s.
Paul. MINI. Col EN-. Leary, Auggs'a
Me. Capt. Herbert S. Hillburu, Grand
view, Tex. Capt. Dan e. Leep'r, De. he
son, Tex Lieut. Raymond A. Schohern',
Versailles, Ky. Lieut.. Vernon Il Harhe''
South Jane stown, y. n, Sergeant Aired
Buchanan. Bryan. Tex. . Sergeant '4ar ~
w. Allen. Drummond, Okla Serg"an.
Frank y. LoesCher. Sealy, Tex, 'oE-
poral Fred w. Dallas, Beaumont, Tex
Corporal Thomas W. Butcher Fo'7
Worth, Tex
Corp. Give c. Collier. Gooser-rS
Tex. Corporal Glenn a Bel laT
Tex. Private Edgar Pennington We
lington. Tex. Private Paul II. Aud'rs'
FL Paso: Private Arthur y j'",
Granbury, Tex ; Private Elrov
Brady. Enid, Okla. Private I'"A j.
laney. deceased. Fl Reno, Okla l~.N''-
Aaron +. Valentine. Madison '.'' .
private Charles +. Cole. Dallas Yes
First Lieut.. Robeut Lindsay, Madison
y. g. First Lieut.. James q. Rcan" con
cord, Mass ; First Lieut.. Josiah ''SN't
Chicago.
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DAGoSrINo. Frank, Tsrnno. Atrut,
(WU).
DE FABBA. William, Province of Tersmo
Abruzzi CwU).
GIURO, Rsfsele, Paolisf. Province OF Ben
evento ttWS).
JASSO, Mike, Villa Nova, Province OIL
villino (WS).
PALMITESTA. Antonio, Franca villa
Amara WS).
Norway.
KJORNEs, Olaf f.. Ulnes tws).
Poland.
DoMBRosK1, stanislaw. Kryson tws).
Russia.
DEBENKO. Harry. sergt.. Grodna (WU).
JOGLES. John p. koun. Province koun
(wS).
Scotland.
ADAMsoN. John. CORP. Kinross-shire wU.
(WU).
Address Unknown
FJRROw, Frank, (wU).
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WEST VIRGINIA.


KANAKAKIs. George NJ. corp. whesiins
ANKRRiujM. Sidney F., cott.seyiiis twu)
ASHLEY, John r., Oak Hill (ws>.
BENNETT, Onie Cecil. Palestine tWSl.
BLANK ENsHIr, Frank. auntinstSs tws,'
oARyIN. Floyd u. Jane Lew tpp,.
HARE, Clarence c.. Princeton lMS).
JORDAN, Walter b.. Kingston (Ws).
KING, Arthur, Cameron (wS).
LEGG, William; Grimms Landing twu).
MARSHAL; clyde, Henchy tWu),
NAPIER; Clifford s.. Huntington tWO:
sNIDER, Hobert. Raleigh Cws).
WISCONSIN.
FIRTH. Edgar A., Major. Chippewa Falls
BALDWIN, Edwin j.. Milwaukee tpA). .
PE,LLETrE. Arthur j" Lieut.. Hartland
FARMER. William P, corp. Blanchard
sKARwEcKi. Anton. corp. wausau Cws,.
ZiEBELL, Louis B.. corp: Wanssu S"s)'
ANNis. Waiter A. Rockbridso Cwsj.
CHARLES. Emil J., Gutenberg tWUl.
cHM1ELECKI, Edward j., South Miiwsu-
coSLEf. oFF s.. Oshkosh ODD.
CZEWsKI. Anton. Milwaukee twUlS
DEBUs. George w. Milwaukee twsl.
EcKART. Clarence Frederick. Common
FINKE. Ervan w. Mount Horeb fWU).
rRHNzEN.' NieSios. Random Lake tws,
EHU as; Fr aSsjn S'hk0s Ms. nv, tw,o
KAiiTEs, William G.. Merlin tWu).
kocHhR Ison E,ades H @ s%ip 1wT
LAIKEN, Norris Milwaukee (ws).
L:uKEsH. Martin. kiel twU).
McLAIRE. Leon C., Glidden twU).
MIGLIANTE. Achiile, Milwaukee twU).
c GanTsa 2fhsS.s VS.
PRZYBYLsKi. Joseph. Almond (Ys1.
R sI,EI ,rS Theodore p. Granton tWs).
siMA. Joseph: Philips (M).
TEMILE William r.. oeonto Falls tws).
q nisMETDs G,ya. RI h. Gilett. Ws>
OTHER COUNTRIES.
DTNsFoRD: Frederick G.. Briserinston.
FERN. Charles A. Hammersmith ODD.
Finland.
GRIP. Oscar O.. sergt.. Helsinsfors ODD.
Greece.
s sk HIpns Dsmss Mor.::u Cws,;
(ws).
Italy.
ASMlBALf, Vihcenzo. Falerone. Markis
pEcREscENzo. John. Province al Foss,a
(WU).
M1GLIARATI. Charles. epolsti (ws).
PALMERO. Antonio, Provencea Dioscenza
PIACENT1No. Antonio. Province cassrto
(WS).
RICHELL1. Giovanni cssteliaro. Mantara
(WS).
Norway.
HoLToN. Gullick Kristiansand (wU).
Poland.
LASOTA. Antony. Sicily tws).
MAD1, Joseph, Onopol (k).
Porto Rico.
RODRIGUEZ. Aciscio, corp, Pennelas
(WS).
Rusela-
JACEWICz. Yam. West Parat. Apsko
, (WUJ.
MACK, John, Lipovitz (wS)
MAKRISSY, Sam, Velynsski (WSl.
SHIMCHUK. Anthony, skoi Velzd eilo
Aerefa (WS).
- Spain.
G1MENO, Manuel b., Barcelona (wU).
Sweden.
| PALMGREN. Emil s.. Tome Lila tws).
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RED CROSS TAKES NEW STEP.
VIII Land Wounded Canadians /"
Portland, Me.

WAsHISoroK. Feb. 4.-Plans for 'a'd
ing wounded Canadian troops At Per-
land. Me. with tho approval OF 10
United States Government were A.,
nounced to-day by the American E'd
Cross. Transfer Of the men by "a"
across Maine and New Hampshire -" t
cut many hours Off their journey home
ward from France.
The first shipload will debarN a. ro't-
land in a few days, two consignme"'s
month being arranged for thereafter, ~
will have full benefit OF the canteen ard
motor ambulance service of the FED
Cross.
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FURRow. Frank. (wU).
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Casualty Corrections.

The following cabled corrections are
issued a 8 an appendix to the regular cas-
ualty lists:
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Privates.
GLEASON, George W.. $50 y. Byron st..
PIERRo. Amonio, steubenviIIe. Ohio.
PORTED DIED OF WoCNDs.
wErSsHErMER, j. Warren, Eagle Pass
Tex.
KlLBURN. Harold E, FL Paso Tex
WALKER, ". Roger, San Antonio. Tex.
Corporais.
DENNIS. Rufus w. Norfolk, Va
GARRISON. william n. Niotn, Tenn.
HICKS. Fred Francis. Mount Sterling
Mechanic.
MASSEY, Alfred g.. Trenton, y. j.
BARKER, Joseph Au.born. Tucapau, S. C
BROWN. Bruce Dean. Craig. Col;
brNDY. Siodius H. I;asrsnge. Va
CONNOLLY. Michael j.: Chicago. III,
DRAGEK, George J.. Chicago, III
GRAHAM, Thomas b. Cumberland. Nd.
HICKS, Charles Hiram, Wells, Me.
MTTEbLl Vincent Ph!adelphhin,: Pa
NELSON. Harold p, sprinsvale. Ne
RICHARDS. Ross. Greenup. Ky.
ROCK. Alfred p. Paris. Me.
sCHRoCK. Steve J.. Jenners, Pa
TILsON. Charles NJ, Monarat. Va.
WELiNSKI: Arthur, Al Monroe st.. New
WOOD. Linus A.. st. Charles. Mich
WOUNDED SEVERELY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private.
wUTZEL. Adam C.. Kutztown, Pa.
RETURNED TO Duty. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED DIED OF DISEASE.
Private.
WOODS. wylie. New London, Mo.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE
Privates.
CLARK. Laymond, Evansville, Ind.
GRooMS. Denver L., Whittier, Cal.
JONES. Carson d, Houston, Tex.
MILLER, Rancy. Rushmore, MINI.
SNETHEN, Edgar. Benton. Ill.
DIED OF WOUNDS; PFEVIoUEy ne
Private.
CoPPOI.A. Herman. s3 State st.. Newark
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MIS-,
ING IN ACTION.
Corporal
POTTS, Mason, Evansville. Ind.
WOUNDED SEVERELY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
HEBRON. Robert w, Humboldt. MINI
MICHAEL Clayton, Rexford, y. y.
POWERS. Joe f, ClarksviIle. Tenn.
sCHNECKLoTH. John II. Red.tone, Mon,
SMITH. George. Wheeling. ". Va.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
PAUGH Frederick NJ. Memphis Tenn.
GINSBERG. Charles. Sioux City. Ia.
GREGORY, Lloyd e. Athens, Tenn
KANE. Richard Henry. Bowbells, y. d.
SKARSTAD, Alfred. Argyle. MINI.
"S MISRb. pnE RhShHh RE rSRFT5R
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
wEIRIcK. Arthur NJ. HOLLYWOOD. Cai.
Sergeant
NAY; Essert z 1877 South Boulevard st.
Corporals.
BECKER, Frank f.. OF steuben st.. Hor
EpMisT1N, Howard, Hamilton. Tex.
TORNETTA, Charles s., 24oa Amsterdam
av.. Now York. y. Y.
WElkEl- Erwin. Roundtop. Tex.
Bugler.
MIKsEIL. Jesse T.. Fort wayn. Ind.
Musician.
O'QuINN. William J.. Huntington, Tex.
PTivates.
ARNOLD. Glenn N. West Hickory, Pa.
AUERBAcH Samuel, sia KaiEhn sv
BECH, Stefon,, Orleans, Vt.
BEnIO. Massimo. Fort Bragg, Cal.
BIANCo, Domenieo. Pi,tsburs. Pa,
BICEUM Robert D.. Springfield, Mass.
BoLUYT. Cornelius. Grand Rapids. Mich.
HORKOFF, George T.. 81 Walnut At Perry
~. Y.
RROO. Rudolph NJ. Chicago. III.
BURKE Anthony r. West Avoca, Pa.
CLAYPooI- Roy o., North English. low,
CLuNY, Emery T., Davis Mo. I
COE, William r., Columbus. Ohio
DAUCH, Henry j., Evansville. Ind,
DEMEREST, Lee y, Douglas Mich
DUNLAP, Ralph W, Clearneld. Pa.
EDW ARDS. FINS r., Weir. Ky.
| FALC0NE. james. is King ST., BellevilI,
yTLLows. John r.. Pittsburx.
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FERRY. william. Allentown. Pa

FERRY. william, Allentown. Pc.
FISHER, Almond l., Dayton. Pa.
FORSLuND. oscar H.. Dillon, Co.
GILL, Martin j.. Pittsburg. Pa
GILLESPIE, Lewis. Fra1iers Bottom, WA
GoSsiSRowsRi. isns Ss'an pins Thq p,
GRIFFITH, David. CorshoRocken, IA.
Hal, John L., sss 81 Sih " .s BrcoI W..
HARRis, David J.. shaytovn. Pa.
HESS. Reuben Menashs Wis
HIGGINS. walter s., $50 E. ssth ST., Brook.
Hdi4 M SFns.! FL k Ms1sDo 4:os MINI
iyEasoN. Daniel. Covert Mich rs
kANGAs.. Oscar A. Frazee. MINI.
knAHFYo nsSsF& a. Is. T3 %s.s Iso, ~
Now York, y. Y.
LAcKIE. William B.. Duluth, MINI.
MAGGf. Philippe. steuSenv fe'' o. ON'
MALONE. Edward T.. Phiadelphia, Pa
MAFaHs Mil Mlis % M Snsm e., IN
oovRID, Imbert x; chic.so. ",
PALMER, John. Jr., strassburg, pr.
POOL, sigman r.. Union. Miss
RosEN. I-.dore. 100 East i7i,t st. New
s ssS ! Inc Henry. g va. Ky
scHooLEY. VIM. T., Plains. Kan.
sIMENs. Albert E., Adegrae. Aus;r,.
SIMMONS, Edgar. BrouRhton. III.
SIMoNS. Frank. Jr.. Pella, Ia.
SIMS, Charles A, Dallas, Tex.
SLOAN. John p. Ciinchport, Va
SMITH, Gabriel, Broussard. La.
SMITH Roy G., Williamstown, y.
SORESSON, Waiter L., Chicago III.
sTAuETER: Harry. Spring Grove. Pa.
STRAHL. BENJAMIN L., Greenfield, Ind.
sTUBER. Robert, Cleveland, Ohio.
sTGCKER. John B.. Fredericksburg oHs.
wAIBERG, george. s0s Forest St, Ar,ins.
WILLIAMS Earnest C, Fro.., Tex
%AK1s. Manthos Zakaris. Crete. Greece
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
HOLT. Olaf, Mount Vernon, Wash.
Corporals.
HURLEY. Fred w, San Antonio, Ter.
MAXWELL, Horace D.. Houston TeI
PETERS, Arthur O.. Corpus Christi Te1
BusIer.
10TH, Philip j., la Crosse, Wa
Mechanic.
GooDFELLow. Alexander. San D.ego, OH.
Cook.
Italy.
Privates.
s socFFEI sf9rs William M R H Forum Mao 81,
BURG, Edward. Erie pa.
G GaRI - GuH w, Korinthia. Greco.
CGsSE11Ll. Antonio. Province DimessinA
De yERoNIMo, Giovanni, campobas.o, r.sS
DYE; Charlie. w.. Lehish. Okla
FFHHSSEEE E s SliSs9lss. s sgs,st wa,s
GUMAs, william, Phiiadelphia Pa.
H HAET' Dan n, Tacoma: Wash.
HOLT, Wade G.. Keytesvlle. Mo.
H 9 K,ch eis1en S I sins Ind
HUNTER. olan. Indianapolis Ind
HURLEY, Joseph A. Philadelphia. Pa
kR0qT.. William a, Eugene, Ind.
oBR1EN. william, ST. Paul. MINI.
fE Ws,t h yc:eph e, 1853 Prospect rash
SALAZAR. Antonio. Tucson Ariz.
sKEEN. William j.. philadelphia. Pa.
Smith. Robert W. Houston, Tex
ssPuRLoCK, Raymond B.. Kidder. Mo
SILVIA. Adam. Niagara Falls. y. y.
V vfEHsE' E5eS A. sph,,ssds,lphis Pa
WEBER, Reinhart f G.. Sanborn. MINI.
WILSON. IAneelot A.. 14O West ESD n,
New York, y: v.
ENORMOUSLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
MCCORMICK, John f. Norwich. Conn
ENORMOUSLY REPORTED DIED ~
WOUNDS.
Private.
SULLIVAN. Michael j.. stamford. Conn.
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED
IN ACTION.
Private.
BROWN. Royal F. Portland. Ore.
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OTHER COUNTRIES.
Austria.
HELNER. Nicholas, Bungard CwS.
Canada
BROLSMA, John G.. Evaline. Aoerts
(wS).
JOHNSON. Charles w, Toronto (M).
Denmark.
HENRIKSEN, Henrik. serGt, Bunnst wU.
HANSEN. Aage. Copenhagen (WS).
Greece.
CARRIE. James NJ. Sfsndiiiann Kissmo.
Creta (WU).
GANAS, Add p. Semea Korenthsss
(WU).
Ireland.
ATHY, John J., Marei. Oranemore. County
Galway (WS).
HENRY, Michael, Masshill Luobercurry
County Sligo (WU),
Italy.
BoTTI. Esidlo. Terraro Province. Massa
tWUD,
cIACoBI; ssvsrio. Province Tsrsu,o. Te-
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NATIONS HONOR ROLL
Continued from stpth Pope.
OHIO.

OHIO.
ADAMS. Edwin p. Lieut.. Marion twS:
SMITH Howard O.. Lieut. Cleveland
TILDpN, John A.. Lieut.. Cleveland tw,.
BEEMAN. Robert p, sergt, Norwslk
posN. Charles c.. .errt.. New waterford
HARDIN. Andrew serst. Portsmouth
xoss. John O.. ..rs.. New rn,.d.lpni.
BtSsToN, Aiva, corp. Kenmore twU).
BROWN. Fremont NJ. corp. Cleveland
pkSESBAcH. Martin j.. corp. Cincinnati.
pE'GRorr, Claude. corp. -Fremen. .tws(
kxAsTESS ka H, A. 1Srp spt'n YG "'
ROPE, Charles. corp. Akron tws):
sEoAi. Abraham. corp, Claysland tMs).
sHiTH NS VIM Ehs IT., corp on este sPscus.nvii. W.
TEAL, Chester. corp. New Lexington
BEEcH, Earl f.. Scott tws).
BECKER, Harry E., Akron tws).
sdoTK Tse.r I.% Mount .anss M ms
arcHANAN. Russell 4. ElyTi. twsss;
DE GRAN, Aubrey. sprinsneld iwsl:r
DUNN, William H., ST. tnairsvtlle (WU).
EIsCH TI, John G.. Mens s;Nn TWE)'
aARpSER;. Homer. cumS.risnd tWs).
,GREIG. Farauar H.; Akron sws,.
MosKiNs clifford. warren lwU).
HUNT, Cecil, Manchester (WS).
HYTER, William. Toledo twU).
J0NAUT, Mike, Cleveland (WS).
JECFERsON. Emmett c., Cleveland twu).
KIMBERLY. Charles E. Youngstown
IWS).
KIRBY, Lawrence, Edom (wU).
1.EMBkE Henry W., Cleveland (wU).
1ISK, Ernest. Rinards Mills lwC).
Isle. John c., Columbus (wUl.
LLOYD. Melvin, Plain City twU).
I.oRENz, Frank, Hamilton twU).
MAHl.E. John T, wellston (wU).
MEEK, Alfred Berea (wS).
MURPHY, William T., Ashtabula (M).
POPP, Charles F., Cincinnati (ws)
PRITCHARD, Andrew s.. Laurelviils
,fWU).
sELELYAN. George. youngstown Cws).
STARRETr, William A., Sclotovine tw).
SUl.LlFAN. BENJAMIN r. Roswell (W).
WEISS. Howard E., Canton tWS).
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scHIIyOsKEY, Edward, Cleveland Cws).
sCHUMAN, Carl. Cincinnati (WS).
SCHWARTZ, Albert @. c.. Dayton lWS).
SELF. Emmett, Mount Sterling VS.
sTECKER Charles A., Akron (ws).
STOTT. James r., Cleveland tKl
TRuDEAU, Herbert ", Tifhn lWS(.
NENABLE. Robert, Cleveland (WUl.
WAINWRIGHT, Carl F., Elmore twS).
WEAVER, Frank w, Batavia (Kl.
WILHELM, Fred, Cincinnati OVID.
WOOD. Daniel e, corp, Dunslen tWS).
zWIEFELHoEFER, Joseph, Hamilton
(WU).
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Sea level In the scientific sense
means theoretical mean or average
from which elevations or depressions
ON the earth are calculated. The coast
and geodetic survey. which Is govern
meot authority ON such subjects. says
Mean sea level may be defined as the
surface which would be assumed by
the water OF the oceans at rest II there
we're no action by the wind or by the
tides due 10 the attraction OF the moon
aud sun. The sea level surface Is at
all points az right angles to q tree
swinging plummet."
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MENNONITE CHURCH.

Sunday School AT ~ a. m.
Sermon III a. ~.
ChildreDs meeting 9 p. m
7. p Meeting ! y. m.
Sermon s;l5.
Prayer meeting Wednesday z
O'Clock.
Revival services to tegin Nov.
10.
;. I!ondricb. Pastor
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Mrs. Penham-We became engaged
under the mistietos.
Benhsm-J know II. but I'm not
blaming the blamed plant; it didn't
grow over my head. add l got under
II, Knowing all Its deadly properties
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LIKELY Gift.

Grayes--Yopng Percy spsndthrift IL
celebrating his marriage and also his
birthday today. wonder what the
wealthy bride will give him for a birth
FAY PRESENT.
Toombes-Llkely her bank book
With the sentiment. Always yours"
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The new cook Is dropping htch-
enware all over the stove" exclaimed
Mrs. crosslots.
mo. she isn't answered her huS
band. after lstening carefully: ~she
l. merely playing jazz records ca the
photograph"
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Looked ENCOURAGING.

Has that young man who Is calling
on you given you any encouragement.
Eml'y?" asked the father.
"Gh. yes. father Last night he
asked II you end mother we're pleasant
10 live with" replied the daughter.
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Unkind.

when everything is said and done"
she began
II never expect to see that day" be
interrupted.
What day."
when you've said everything"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Loot Between Filler aud Low.
line canal. blIloook containing $40
ia currency. earned the moasy
shining shoes aud need the money
Frank Brennan, at Lees Barber
shop.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Standing Room Appreciated.
This world 10 but a dssung shcw.
Some say not worth . pm.
but just The same We fssi that ws
We're lucky 20 get IA.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

next ds~r "a Farmers Natinna
Bank. Bull 1917
Columbia Records at the Dayi
Jewclry shop.
nitric lte watch repairing don,
b. ; q Davis, Jester.
A me reel Fatty Afbuekls a
The Gen every Saturday night.
d.. Hess Poultry Pan cea
makes hens Law. Guaranteed. See
BEEN q iiammerqulst.
Dolls. TOYS. games. buy them
nov at The Modern Drug shop.
Cheaper than cooking at hone
or special chicken Sunday
dinners, oOc. Roof Garden Cafe.
~trayod From Roland Young
ranch. s.moDih.oId bull calf. bob
tail. Phone sil7 IVES. Young
books-lO0O popuIsi copyrights
ii The Modern Drug Shop. II.
special chicken dinner every
sunday at The Roof Garden Cafe.
COG. II.
For Sale 9xls saxony rug.
nearly new. Phone 64z Mira w
A Shear. II
For Ssle--iO acres, close 10.
all 10 cultivation, fair house and
outbuildlngs. deep we'll. family
orchard. fenced aud crossed fsnc.
ed Bargain. $500 per acre:
terms. Inquire this Office.
For ssls-i9i7 Ford Touring
car. Excellent condition, JUS
averhsulled. good tires. ty25.
box SOS. 1t
For Rent or Sale BROOM touis
Dne block north Of NibIsy Channel
.l.o good house aud lot for sale.
See Harry Robertson. Il
For sale Second hand stock
Mrs. &. T.. Carter. Main Street
Filler. 4l.pd
For Sale Two heating stoves
nst - good - now. used onlv one
slntsr--hs the price Of new
'nes +. Is. Ripley.
For sale 30 acres being the
AL half Of The northeast quarter
'eetiou . Township IA south Of
iangs IA east Boiss Meridian.
liz aiiIss south aud one mils vest
I Bull and only two hilss OF the !
'astIsford. hard surface road.
rice $3.50. 90 per acre $500 To
5000. cash balance 1900 annually.
hts 50 shoaid easily bring $500 {
sr acre nsxt fall. Real estate !,
entaks notice. Ripley and Timm. ;
iler. Idaho. o
Lost--One Cd dog, answers To b
. name of Jack. last seen on q
reefs Doc. ~. Liberal reward. =
u. Wood. e
For Rent On. room house
70 s-room houss, close In. - b
onth each. Frank Taylor q
AN kinds Of vegetables aud '
sslls for she Christmas table At y
. Filler 6roesry Company.
For sale Round Diaing room b,
Die add pair bed spring.. See VI
H. Sumner. ~
For Hoom-T~o .oom house on q
nth street VI III Sumner.
W sntsd A piece Of that broken N
sgI.ss isnss Davis. the Jswslsr ~
4 duplicate H.
For sale Duroc Jersey Boar. :,
sd quality. $50 Raymond h.
om a.. koass =. a.
I.oss Sorority pia. shape of X n
ave al shls office. Ruth Lee ~
10 =.
'or Rsns Two housekeeping 90
IN. Filler Hotel ~
-Ha-aaH@s.rsHsz1~~
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

Philip Buck IT Filler, Lawrence
HUI Of Moscow, and Ray Agee Of
kamlab won two % one decision
over team from the Washington
state c 'llege. when they debated
the negative side Of the question
OF universal military training.
The winning team, Of which
Mr.. Buck was member repre-
seDted the University Of Idaho.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

We Feag HOUSES. and Land. nnd
Buyers aud Recover Lost Articles
thru cur Want Ad columns.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. l.. Beamer entertained
the following guests: Mesdalne.
Mogenson, .Gulick, Young g. +.
Beamer, and the Misses Chapman,
and Mogensen; Messrs, Mogen-
son, Pagct, Quick. Young,
Beamer. The affair was ia honor
OF the first wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. +. Beamer
who are visiting here. Cards,
dancing and games each had their
place dnring the evening, nftor
which delicious refreshments we're
served.