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United Fruit Dividend Grows.

BOSTON. Feb. 1.-THE United FrYit
Company to-day declared a regular quar-
terly dividend OF 2h per cent. and an
extra dividend of SO cents share. pay
able in Apri'.' The last regular dividend
was per cent.
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GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Corn ran up IN
value to-day largely as a result OF trade
adjustments 70 prepare for tho holiday
tomorrow. Prices closed strong, Is to
Sc, net higher with May 115h to lI5%
and July lllTs 70 112, Oats gained 1 10
la and provisions soc. to 81.
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties M the Custom
House yesterday were st6s7ss.4o, Of
which si0s,9I6.67 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bondsf warehouses and
s342, s4673 for recent importAtions.
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medium n fairly heavy hogs; rouEhs
SIS. OH 1913. Country dressed hogs un :
80 a Soc.
Sales-Kerns commig.son Co: a. Penn
sylvania hogs 1888 lbs. average .Is.25 S
State, l57. SS25. w, r. HumcI 81 state
hogs l6l, Sls25; 2 roushs. as. Sib1S.
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DINIDENDs AND INTEREST.
THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY
of AlleYanY lnunfN NHM .IeraeAA

OF AllegaDy county (New jersey.
No Broadway New York, y y ] Oh IN. 1914
The Board OF Directors ~ Tho Anne ean
Coal Company OF AllegRny County New
Jersey has this day declared dividend oe
Two Dollars per share upon tho oltstanG-
ing stock OF the Company. payable at his
office on Saturday, March lst 1919, 10
.tockholders 81 record at 100 o'clock r. NJ
February 2sth. 1918
GEORGE NJ. BOWLBY. Treasurer.
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EARN.NG STATEMENTS.


First week February. ,6as Dec. So 1907
From January l-.-...,. ! 61a .5sT Inc. l.oo6s
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
First week February $2.57e 900 Dec. Ss3 900
From January l....... l5.3l6,o0o Inc. 2.71o 90
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ARMY
(Day Repor).

(Day NcportJ.
NEW YORK CITY.
COMPTON. Samuel H., Lieut.. 81 West 5sth
NELSON, Charles E., CORP, s2s East nth
ALoIK Peter D.: sas Sullivan st; CwU(,
BENZ. william j.. 1856 Richmond st, Brook
BoLchovBR, Philip, 49, East I'D Ct. Cwsl.
BROWN: Isdore, care General Cigar Com
BRUSH Samuel A., 1919 olinsyille ave, (ws).
BUSs, August Walter, 81 Gordon St, staple
nj 1o RES siS51H Ts'p Sc ipp 3, is, st. Cw
DIEBEL Otto L.. bo5 East Houston ct. (wS).
FiEDLER, Edward B.. ISL East 2sth st..
FITzSERALD, wallace. 1859 Amsterdam ave.
aERMANN. Christopher. 80 18th ST.. Corona
GRAY, Edward R, 1900 Kimball ave, Rich.
HAssAN. William g.. as Sth st.. Brook,
HESNERsDoRF, Herbert E., ns Yves. End
HOOK, Charle. Edward. 80 Manahan st.,
HoGxRTH. John H.. ITO Glen st., Brooklyn
JAMES, Harold. Prince. Bay. Staten Island
MCCARTHY, Frank. 27s Davis ave-. West
MATrsoS, Sarl L., is7 18th ave. Long ISL
MEIER Albcrt, sos ed ST.. Brooklyn wU.
STIER John. 46s 5sth ST.. Brooklyn (wU).
STRAUSS John E., $50 li6th st. CWD.
TATA, Angelo D., 2sl Mott ct. (ws).
VOLPE, Umberto. ga Pacific st., Brooklyn
tWS).
WALSH. James r.. -. bedford ave-. Brook.
Ign (WS
ALABAMA.
BEVERLY. Grover q, Greenviiis Cws).
BLACK. Horace B., Union Grove WU).
DOSS, Albert. Oskchia ODD,
ELDER, John b.. Boa1 (WS).
PATTON. Thomas, Madison (ws).
POPE, George, Admission tWS).
ROUSSEAU. Henry, Enslav (wS).
WARE, Daniel H.. Mllry wS).
ARKANSAS.
COLE, Date F.. Conway (wD.
JONES. Robert, Wynne DwD,
CALIFORNIA.
wood ODD
BARAAN. George a.. San Francisco Cws).
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wHnzEwsKI. Kazimierr, Detroit cwS.
WILSON, Charles b. Jackson wU.
wITHERELL David NJ. Bancroft Cws)
MINNESOTA.
BERGQCIST John. Campbell CwD.
GRoTTA, Elmer, Hanska DA).
MILLER, Arnold l.! wabas.o ws,.
NlLSSEN. william r., Hutchinson (w).
SKOG. John Detroit CWU).
STUBEDA, John. st. Paul OTs.
MISSISSIPPI.
POTTS. Andrew N. Netueton CwS.
MISSOURI
sPARMAN: William Lewis. CORP. Poplar
WHITE Ray r., corp, Upton CwU.
BoENTE. Frank j., st. Louis (w).
GONE. Walter C., Admission (wsl.
GRANDHONME, Joseph. Bonnie Terre CWS).
MiTCHEssH James RSscoe. Kansas City
MORT n !I25; =, leo E Mckinley. Kanss, City Gw,
VANDEwATER, Francis E, Kansas City
WALLACE. Earl. sikeston.
WOOD, Lee, Joplin (Ws).
WRAY, William H, Zion ws).
MONTANA.
puNCAN, Andrew J., Lambert CwD.
MINCDY. Fayette, Creston Dw).
RICHARDS. John C.. Butte DAD.
WIL4ES, Ray, Anaconda (Ws).
NEBRASKA.
cAMANDILIA, Louis. Omaha CwQ;
M0sIEAAN Walter A.. Emerson CO.
STELLA, ROCCO, OmahA (WJ),
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MCDONALD, George A.. Randolph CwU.
STRONG Riley V, Iittleton (DAI.
NEW JERSEY.
RuMMML. leslie j.. Newark ODD.
GROVE William c.. II ward al. Orange
CUE STE'' Harry. Trenton Cws,.
LEIGH, Harold. Atlantic City (w).
LEFLER. Amos. Hope (Wl.
MORTIMER. James Henry, II Market ST.,
Newark (Ws).
REEVES. waiter. Auburn St. woodstown
(WS).
REILLY. Thomas E.. scs Monmouth st..
THOMPSON. Robert J., Trenton Cws).
vREELAND, Theodore W, COS Central ave.
Newark CWS).
WILLIAMSON, Aivah L.. New Germantown
WILSON James A. l5l Highland ave- Jersey
wOoLEY. Jesse r.. Neptuns City cws>
ZAI.ADONIS, Anthony John. III Magnolia
ave-. Elizabeth (Ws).
NEW MEXICO.
nnARMAN J,m Carriyoyo ODD
WOODWARD, Erwin l.. Clayton (w).
NEW YORK STATE.
KTRKHAM Wilbur IL, sergt.. ossinins ODD.
MORAN, Peter j., sergt, Newburgh ODD.
ANDERSON. Harry A. jamestown tDWl
BARTESZEWItT. Mite Buffalo twt0.
BRUZD0SKl, Leo W. SOUTHAMPTON lWrl.
COLLINS, Ross X. Wellsville iWSl.
| CRAWFORD, John A., Monlrose twl,
plPIETRo; Nicola rshansn DAD. .,
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A GUIDE TO HELP YOU MAKE OUT YOUR SURTAX
WILLIAM H. EDWARDS Collector of Internal Revenue

WILLIAM EDWARDS Collector of Internal Revenue for the
W district of of word by telegraph
Daniel the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
gave publication
for incomes exceed
ing $1,000 published full SUN February
particulars
tables instructions for the calculation of
which above $4,000 Rates given
for and Methods of cacu
tions for each of these also given.
After blank both forms but larger the
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ITALY.
DI FRANCISCO. velice, susciano, Province
Teramo (WVi.
GATOsA, LEONARDO, Terranova Rg1 CwS).
GlANNE1I.I, Pietro. Province Lncca (WSl.
LELII, Lorenz Province Rome, Erpiglie
(wUD.
MANACCHI, Domenico. Campobasso Cws).
RUSSIA.
CRAFT, Stephen, corp, Oetrow (W.
CZERSIAWsKI. Brenislaw, Wilma (WUD.
Sweden.
PETERSEN Arthur, Nora Mok LADY (K).
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salaries directors fees and pensions
profit from buildings
from royies corporation bonds
tanning free which of paid by
debtor including dividnds)
deductions included above and total Form adds
extensive blank setting
service corporations and
Dehnive
subject total subject normal and cacua
ton of the
The features of which connection with
A follow:
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Casualties Corrections.

The following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix TO tho regular
casualty lists:
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER,fISED,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED
FROM WOUNDS.
Private.
TALARICO, Giuseppe, CatAnzaro, Italy
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FHOM WOUNDS.
Private.
SMITH. Edward j.. So Sutton st., Brook
Ign. y. \.
KILLED N ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED (DEGHEE Us
DETERMINED.
Private.
HESS, ,"yte H. Gray BAH. wys.
Con NsS on Ereve-,h Pses.-
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CASE. Isle L., Fresno Oy).
Gn0oKER, Albert r, MAnton .OD.
FITZGERALD. Edward j.. San Francisco
LINstMEIp Edmund R. ritt.ourx oysA
R0BhES; Richard, Santa Barbara (WC).
ROWE. william J., bakersfield ws).
COLORADO.
A Al HeSTy EOHle1 'eTgt Denver ODD,
ELsoN. Ray F.. wndons ODD.
sABO, Steve. Pueblo tWS).
CONNECTICUT.
MCGUIRE, Matthew. Waterbury Cws).
SMITH. Frank, Waterbury CWS).
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
NoH1LLY. Joseph E.. Washington (ws).
FLORIDA.
BRANNoN. Angross James. wauchula (ws).
GARRISON. william Woodruff, Jacksonville
ODD.
HOLLAND. Fred, wauchula DA.
GEORGIA.
RIoUXs Henry E.; Can't, savannah RD.
BlVENS Barney c., corp, Martinez ODD.
DURHAM, George: Flint tw).
FLOYD, Samuel w, Canton Cy).
HARDEDGE. Henry G.. oglethorpe CwS.
TINSLEY, John E, Cumming (ws).
WHITLEY, Evan j.. Lithis (WUD.
WoRLEY, Ambers E.. Resaca (ws.
IDAHO.
MlLLAR Lawrence NJ. Lewiston Ws).
ILLINOIS.
FITZGIBBoNs Robert E., sergt Major. Jer.
MATuLIs. Casimr j., corp. Cicero ODD.
BANIGAN, Joseph E., Chicago ODD.
herman Mortimer, Aurora (Ws).
CRAIG. Nelarian, Harrisburg (W).
CUNNINGHAM. Charles T., Spri ngfied NWS)
GRAEHL Carl, Bloomington (Ws).
HAuGEN, Henry George, Chicago (WU),
HEPER. Henry George chicago fWS),
JOHNSON, Ray c., woodhall lws).
NICoLL C,aus s., Chicago (wsl, o,
MIEGLIo, Louis, Chicago (WS).
MEYERS. John j.. Pccatonics (WU.
OHEARN. John j.. Chicago (W).
PLUMIER, Joseph, Seatonville (w).
RYPSTAT Peter p, Chicago (WS),
SCHMAHI. I've, Amboy (W).
SHATOWSKI, Frank. South Chicago (WS).
STEVENSON, Clinton r., Cutler (W).
SWANSON, Henry j., Chicago (wU).
UECKER, Erwin. Chicago (W).
WAINAUSKI, Adolph, Chicago (wU).
WARD. Frank r., Rockford (ws).
INDIANA.
vEsTAL, Carl. corp, Cicero (wtD
WAGNER, Jerome r.. corp. osgood CwU).
COOK. Merley A., Anderson (WU).
FLYNN, Arthur g., New Albany (ws).
MCLAUGHLIN. Edward o., Hillsdale CwU.
NORTON, Everett, Marshall (ws),
REDMAN, Albert, Goshen twS).
ROBERTS, william. Terre Hante (w0,
IOWA.
KERR. John NJ. corp. Lone Rock ODD.
ARNOLD, Harry d., Manson (WS).
BARRYHILL Walter N, aLaporte (WD.
KINNEY. Raymond L.. IS more City (DA).
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Mo 5f G csds Il. s Mr' grow. '}wS.
Triple, Ralph d, Sihley (WSl.
WARD. Francis j., Ottumwa (WS).
WIESE, VIM, Jr Manning (wS).
WlLKEN, Christopher D., Lime Spring
CWSI,
MOWERS, Paul. Lieut., Topeka tpp).
ANDERSON. Albert L., clyde ODD.
ENgLE Thomas r, Nasser tWu.
NENlLL, Clarence Raleigh, Lebanon ODD.
KENTUCKY.
sPROLEs. Edward X. Lieut.. corbin
BELLwoop, Louis f. Stanley twU).
CLAPP, Artie. Mayneld (WS).
DANCE. Harley H.. Morgan (W).
HARRIS, Leo, Sano (WSl.
MASON, Ulis, Chanoa (Ws)
SMITH, Charlie, Jackson (WS), '.
TRoxELL. Willie H. Flatrock (ws).
LOUISIANA.
RIcKERsoN Luther p. burberry Dw.
MAINE.
ROY. odins, wsterville CwU.
MARYLAND.
CHARKATZ, Ellis, Baltimore Cws).
MASSACHUSETTS.
MBRRITr Ernest E.. serE.. Fitchburg ODD.
THAYER; SANFORD, A.. serst;, Boston ODD.
sCASNEI4L. Joseph. corp. South Hamilton
BAIppwsIN; Jessie P, nu5se. cOneSSs ODD.
e9 92kE f Fan%s A. e. j lee 1 swsl swS
DE Isle, Amos Flushed CwU).
EEA1lLnLIoN; Tnomss r.; Bro0kllne Wp.
Morris, Emmieo. Milton VIVID.
THOMPSON Martlnus, Lowell Cws.
TROY, James p, Brighton (WS).
WOODBURY.. Lawrence, Everett wS.
MICHIGAN.
BERRY, Ernest r., South Branch DD).
CHAFETZ. Joseph, Detroit (WS).
CHRISTENSEN. Reuben, RAyenna (WU.
CLINE, Nem W. Port Huron (Ws).
CONRLIN, Oscar T.. sandusky WS).
CUsHNACK, Henry r., Manistee (wU.
DAVIS, Richard A., Detroit (WSl.
DERkATZ, Kssmir, Detroit lwU).
ERIANO, Andrea, Detroit CwS),
COMA wifred L.. River Rouge Cws).
JAUNEsE Ray. Muskegon wU).
JOHNSON, Ralph H., wyandotte OWED.
KESHICK, Peter, Harris (WU).
KRUILIKowsKI, Edward, Jackson CHs),
LAYLE, Henry. Bay City WS)'
MCLEAN. Lester G., Alma (Dw).
NUYEN, Garrett, Kalamazoo CWU.
OLECHOwsKI. Albin, Detroit CWs).
OSBORNE, John. Psinsdale CwUl.
osLUND: David p, Princston Cws).
FARCSZKIEwIcz. William j.. Detroit CyC).
REED Chester O., Grand Rapids (WS.
RICE, Richard j.. Marquette (ws).
RICHARDS, John f.. Detroit (WS).
ROE. Evart. Grand Ledge (ws).
SEAT, LYLE, Lake View (WSl.
STEPHENS, Floyd c.. Ann Arbor CwU).
sTooKMAN. Merle. Detroit wS.
TARNOwSkI. Thomas. Munsing Alger (WU).
WAITER, Herman A., Waterford (wsl.
WHITE. william e.. Bay City (ws>.
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,WAsHINGToN, Feb 2S.-The following
casualties have been made public by
the War Department:
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MnT rnHp lanes Meyersvsle wUD.
VELRlNE, John j.. Newfoundland CDw).
RHODE ISLAND.
GRANT. Howard NJ, Central Fails fwrr,
IABLANC. Henry J., Central Falls (WSC
LANG, Archibald, Pawtucket (wUJ.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
HALL Oscar Chesnee (wU).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
sOLvSBURG, Carl. Garry (K).
TENNESSEE.
PITTS. William T.. Jr., Lieut.. Knoxville
n eIbsEEYi Joe C. sSrp: AIgoqs (wu).
HUGHES. johnson, Mount Pleasant tws).
K KfMERy Fs se b. Nss sSspns,d WV wi,
WASHINGTON, Frank, Bethel (DD).
OWENS, James l.. sergt., Garland IVY.
BO0TY, William NJ. corp. Nacogdoches
ESGELMAN. GU. E., corp. Clay twu,.
ALTON. John NJ, Bangs twu).
B R64B B B:nas F. S & F.ss3FS WY E
cAGLE. croirord, Horton Cws).
CHEEsMAAS; Thomas Jefferson San An
cHILDREss. Ed H. Del Vale tK>.
GAGE, oscar G. Genoa tWS).
JOHNSON. Errett NJ, Belcherville (ws.
MeKINZIE. Joe A.. Alice tws),
N0WICKIE, John, San Antonio (wU).
SAVAGE. John w, Tell (WU).
SMITH, Joseph T., cleburne (wU).e
VERMONT.
CASEY Maurice. starkshoro CwD.
ROBERTS, John. Randolph CWU.
VIRGINIA.
wEBBER Robert H.. sergt,, Alexandria CwD.
cOFFEY, Fills F., corp, Bristol (WS).
THORNTON, Alfred, corp, Farmsyille CwU).
CAMPER, George NJ, Alvarado (ws).
howell Eppie H.. Stony Point CWU).
HALL, Andrew G., Marion OVID.
HALL, willis D., Coppcrhill (Ws).
HARRISON, James L.. Petersburg ODD.
WASHINGTON.
DAVIS, Joseph A., Lieut., Spokane Cw).
MCPHERSON, Thomas NJ. corp, Spokane CwU).
THEILER, Emil A., MOntbonne (WuD.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CRAWFORD. Kenneth r.. Folsom Cws).
TAYLOR. Hubert, Salt Sulpher Springs ODD.
WISCONSIN.
CoMEAU, Edward B., corp. Tomahawk
GiOMsKI, julius. corp. Eau Claire Cw.
BEI1oNGA, Walter oconto wU).
cOFFERS Frank T., Oshkosh twsD
ERlCKs0l, Rudolph, Ellison Bay CWs).
HARRISON, William IL, la Crosse CvSj.
JOHNSON, Albert, Oshkosh CwU).
MosHER. Arthur D.. Pardeeville ODD.
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Denmark.
ANDERSON. ya.demsr. Gransiay (wb.
Ireland.
I,NcGINLEY. horns serst.. yAlearrAsh cws,.
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HAVE MORE MYSTERY
Washington Solves One Assault and
Now Has Another on Hand.


Washington, Feb. with it's ma
ac-murderer mystery solved, the ma
tional capital was confronted today
with a new mysteEy-by the Staying
of three high caste Chinese belonging
to the Chinese educational mission.
Solution of the city's maniac mys-
terry came over night, with the arrest
of a light skinned negro giving the
name of James Jackson. He con-
fessed he had attacked three women
in their homes, SHOOTING two and
choking the third, afterward trying
to take his own life
While jackson was making his own
confession, police were trying to run
down the murderer of the Chinese.
DR.. Theodore T. Wong, director of
the mission and framer of a new ed
dead in his home with his two assist
ants, Ben Sen Wu and c. H. Hsie, stu
dents of George Washington univer-
sity.
Whether robbery was the motive or
whether the Staying was the outcome
of some strange Oriental feud is
something the police have not yet de-
termined.
The three had been dead some time
probably since Wednesday,.
Signs of a struggle were apparent
and a revolver lay near one body.
Doctor Wung was found i'm the sitting
room of his quarters in select north
west Washington locality; the other
two lay dead in the basement.
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Crumbine. secretary of the state board
of health. and Capt. Millard Knowlton
will speak on social hygiene. Mrs.
Kimball will speak on rural and small
town nursing, and L. P. Kistler, as
sistant state registrar, will present
vital statistics DR.. Lydia Allen Devil
bliss will talk on infant welfare, and
Miss Alice Terrill, research secretary
of the state tuberculosis association,
will give an outline of work in dia-
tetics.
Other speakers to conduct classes
for the nurses will be:
. f. w. Blackmar, dean of the graduate
school' of the University of Kansas; n.
F. Sherwood, professor Of bactsriology, Of
chief of foods ard drugs division of the
state board of health; Mrs. Gertrude Ferg
Ashby, city bacteriologist of Topeka; DR..
J. j. SipPy, epidemiologist, of the state
board of health; Ralph H. Cav, probate
Judge of Shawnee county; DR.. c. $: Ken
lOsis sanatorium at Norton; Miss Lima
Bresette. secretary of the state industrial
commission; Miss Pearl Martin, secretary
of the Kansas state nursing association,
and Helen Talmer Grey, head of the ex-
preston department of Bethany college.
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Baptist.


FIRST, Robert Gordon, pastor, Morning
sermon, The Victory Campaign" Evening
sermon, 1.-The Church and the New Inter
SEWARD AVENUE. Seward and Grafton,
What Christ Is to the Believer" Evening
FIRST SWEDISH. Fourth and Fillmore,
c. A .Sagerstrom, pastor.
Christian.
FIRST, 622 Topeka avenue, r: A. Sehell.
Of the Church in the Reconstruction of
Civilization" Evening subject, 1.-The Hope
of Immortality."f
CENTRAL PARK, Clifton E. Rash, min
lister. Morning subject, The Voice OF the
World" Evening subject, 1.-The Great
VEST SIDE. Underwood and Duane,
Mrs. Clara Fl. Hazelrigg. pastor. Morning
sermon. "The Bread of Life" Evening
subject, "The Last Invitation"
Congregational.
CONGREGATIONAL,S Seventh and Harri-
SON. Alfred E. Gregory. pastor Morning
sermon, The Question at the Table"
Evening service, THAT Thing Upon the
GRACE CATHEDRAL, Eighth and Polk,
J. p. De Be Kaye, dean. Holy communion
80 a. IN. Holy communion IL a. m. Even
? W GHURcH hTisti OF f THE GooD SHEPHERD,
Laurent and Quincy. George Hiatt, pastor
hsE 81 sfMoN Seventh en- 4 and am Western Morn
ing service II O'Clock.
Evangelical.
FIRST. Seventh and Monroe.B. Fl. Hobbs,
pastor.
ST PAUL'S, Third and Hancock, Theo.
Tillmanns, pastor.
Lutheran.
FIRST ENGLISH, Fifth and Harrison,
c. w. Maggart,. pastor. Morning sermon,
The Curse of the Coward" Evening talk,
1.-The Children"
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, Second and
Van Buren, z. d. Mueller, pastor.
Presbyterian.
FIRST, s. S. Estey, pastor. Morning sub
ject. THE Lonely Man" Evening sermon,
Getting Grip On Life
POTWIN, Fifth and West, II. S. Nelson,
pastor.
SECOND UNITED, Huntoon and Fill
more, w. NJ. Jackson, pastor. Morning
sermon, Eat Ease in Zion" Evening SER
vice, '.Joseph as Type of Christ"
WESTMINSTER, Huntoon and College.
THIRD, Fourth and Branner, S. B. AL
derson, pastor Morning sermon. Just
The Topeka state journal., 1919-02-01

At the regular meeting of the Highland
Park grange Tuesday evening, State Master
Needham of Ottawa was present and in
stalled the officers for the ensuing year.
An oyster supper was served.
Mrs. Ella Davis of Chandler street, and
Mrs. w, r.. Lott spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Berry of Topeka
avenue, who formerly lived in Highland
Park, are returning and will occupy the
Mrs. r: J. Parrish recently received word
of the arrival of her son Paul in New York
City. He is still confined to the hospital
but is doing nicely.> Will Calderwood has
also arrived in New York from overseas.
Born to Mr. and Mrs: Kirk Cheney of
Harrison street. son, January %. Mrs.
Cheney before her marriage was Miss Ethel
Cromwell.
from her son Ernest. He is still in France.
Miss Helen Eberhart and Leslie Eberhart
entertained the +. X. rs at their home
Miss Catherine Weisgnrber. Miss Maud
Romig. Miss Mabel Cromwell, Mr and
Vey Holston. Harry Davidson, Jay Banta
and Rollin .Chubb.
Mr. and Mrs r. q. McChenahans guests
Wednesday and Mrs. NJ. C. McClenahan on
Thursday; both Of Topeka o
Mr.. and Mrs George Mems have given
| the name of Gerald Edwin to their son.
born January 10.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Eberhart left Friday
hospital at Des Moines. iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. u w. Marsh were guests
Thursday of .Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Bacon of
Fillmore street.
Miss Edna Kohule of Center View. Mo-,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Mems
and Mr.. Meens.4
Misses Florence and Amanda Goodell of
Tecumseh are spending the weekend at
the Elmer Chubh home:
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Manshardt have returned
to their nome on Maryland avenue after
spending the winter with their sons in 11li-
uois.
d. V. Taylor, who has been employed at
Holton during the winter, has returned
khome.
Mrs W. E. Mccarter and her mother,
Mrs. Kate Nelson, left. Friday for an in
definite stay in Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. E. A. Dunlap is spending the week
end in Eskridge. the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. C. W. Marlin.
The Glover Hill Aid society will meet
TUESDAY, February 4. with Mrs. c. b.
Buehrer.
Guests at the w. f. McCarter home We'd
nesday were Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Nelson,
Miss Sophia Nelson MiIas Nelson of East
Lecompton-
Mr. John Rains who was seriously in
jured one year ago and has been confined
to his bed the greater part of the time is
in critical condition. Mrs Hester Cham
bers. Mrs. Rains sister. will return to her
home in Hartford today. A daughter. Mrs.
A. A. Morris of Ozawkie, came Friday to
visit her parents.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-02-01

them, killing every one of them. After
this the boys killed every German they
saw until they got thru the forest,
when they again began to take pris-
oners.
by this time, after seventeen days
of continuous fighting, the fight was
all out of the Germans and one COM
pany captured over 200, more than
twice their number. At one point the
French, who were on our left by mis-
taken orders threw a barrage into our
ranks. We shot up star lights and
quickly signaled them and they
changed their range, after causing us
delay and slight losses. l have been in
the hospital since September 28, and
1 am getting along nicely. thanks to
the very efficient care of the Red
Cross, and 1 hope to soon be home
again. 1t was a great experience, sad
as it was, and 1 am doubly glad 1 went,
first because 1 do not believe the al
lies could have gotten along withous US,
and second because we made a good
job of it, completely outfighting and
subduing the 'unspeakable Hun in
every way, and, believe me, those Kan
sans did fight"