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The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
TOWN CRIER.

Yhe Mafl.es Cius WIN give .
dance tomorrow evening at 9 o'clocI
In the Grover Cleveland school
Eighth and T streets northwest Re
freshments. will be served
Ansesneemest -fs nsde By a.
members OF Kallipoiis 0rotto. Mys
tic Order Yelled Prophets OF the In
chanted Realm, that war worker,
will be welcome 20 their May bsi
at the New willard tonight IL vii
not be q full dress affair.
FEDERAL E.pleyes' Uaie.. Ne.
will hold a May pole party am
dance n wardman Park Hotel thl.
evening.
Sens of Confederate veterans
wsshingtop Camp. No. 305. viii hoif
4 special meeting tomorrow evening
at Confederate Mem6rial Home. Ias.
Vermont avenue northwest. at 7.tE
O'Clock.
David =. Lewis, Of the Taria Cen
mission. will speak 10 members o.
the Georgia Society at the Thoni.
son School. Twelfth and L streets
this evening at o'clock. A specia
meeting win follow and the public
Is invited.
The Kansas state Society 81
Washington will meet at the vii.
con Normal Community Center
Eleventh and Harvard streets north
west. Saturday evening at s.St
O'Clock A permanent society is be-
ing organised and all Kansans ars
urged to attend the meeting. Meet.
ings are the nrst and third 6etur-
days OF each month.
The wsshingtea Teaekers shske.-
peare Society will meet AZ the Colo
nisl School tomorrow night At :
o'clock. The principals and teacher
OF the public and private schools OF
the city are invited.
Prof. Samuel y. Maewatters. OF
American University. will deliver Q
lecture on Browning and the Chris
tian Faith" at the Foundry Church
and also deliver a lecture on Eng
lands Poet Laureate" tonight.
The Mary BaldwIn AIumnae As.e-
citation will meet tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock. with Mrs. Charles
Happier, tooi Connecticut avenue
Mary Baldwin girls will be wei
coined
II. G. Dutten, q member OF The
local bar. will lecture and quiz
this evening TO the class in ele-
mentary banking OF washington
Chapter. American Institute OF
Banking, at the chapter rooms. I2it
+ street northwest DR.. William l.
Robins will also give a short tall
on How to Attain Success"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
.EiITK

Benjamin Rush, y, Washington, and Mis-,
AIna Charlotte NoIstnom, -, Philadelphia, IA
Rev. Howard 4. Downs,
william Auee wood. q. Wellington, Va,
and Miss Myrtle Theressa Pearson, u, Gaines.
VILE, Va Rev. T. T. Davis.
Jerpme Murphy. %, and Miss Jennie L. Boyle
q. both of Philadelphis. Rev. samuel u. Rose
Fsrisne. %, both Of washington. Rev. Johr
BantIey Bubank. .. and Miss susie Tempt.
Lewis. u. both Of Miiler's Tavern, Va Rer.
Edward L. Baties.
B. E Thscser, 81, and Miss 0eve DUH
Kelley. q. both OF Richmond. Va. Rev. JOIN
II. Jefries
Harry H. Luetfsman, .. and Nj. Mamie
z. Walls, n. both of Philadelphis. Pa. Rev,
John Murcolino, s. and Miss Antouins
Deitayolo. %. both Of Washington Rev. ssnue'
u Rose.
Waiter X. Mcclellan. s, and Miss Helen r.
Martin. %. both OF washiHgton. Rev. Jsmei
H. w. Blake.
Martin A. Christensen, 9, and Miss sally I.
Anderson. .. both Of Washington. Rev. Laurt,
Lorser.
oceii Walter Giadden. q, and Mis-. wiuni.
May Lyle, - both Of Houston. Mo. Rey
Nolan d, Harmon, w.
Parker. q, both q Washington. Rev. +. n.
Charles P. Liebold. =, and Miss Helen y.
< Keith: 2. both q Washington; he'.-IaDsI
ooLoREp.
Lenox Washington, y. and Dlanche f. VII.
s... Is. both Of wssaiustOn' Rev. W. II.
Robert Andrew John,su. -. .sd Eth.i Is..
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
SPIRITUAL READINGS.

LIe,n.ed by the pi.tIIet q coIapi5ls.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
IRON FIRM FOUNDER
TO BE BURIED TODAY
Funeral of William Higgins to Be
Held at His Late Home.

Funeral services for William Hig-
gins, senior member OF the firm OF
William Higgins a. Sons. operators
OF the ironworks at ai2S-So Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. will be held
at his late home. 1900 Hamlin street
northwest. at SO o'clock this morn
ing. Requiem mass will be celebrated
at St Anthony's Catholic Church.
Mr.. Higgins died Tuesday after .
lengthy illness. He is survived by
his widow. Mrs. Margaret A Higgins !;
a daughter and four sons. three OF
whom are members OF the company
which the father founded.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

scnes: .. both Of Washington Re-. Hessaah
H. Thompscn-
Gcorss oniis Gstez. "a washinrtou. and
Annie Marie Fsirfnx, q. fsimount Heiehts.
Nd. Res. William J. Howard
Arthur Washington. q, and Mamie L Tsyior.
= both Of wsshinston. Res. James Matthewa
John Oscar Marshall. =. aud Dsimcta Haa-
denon. "a both Of wsshinstsn- Rev Joseph
Matthew'S
JosrIh Norwood Thoup.ou, ., ssd Beatrice
Hawkins. 2. both Of wsshinstnn- Rev. Jan>s
MlfiiE.
>J,mes co.ineto4 . and Dom Dsrt q bosh
6 Wasaington- ne~. Aquils ssyisL
William sunnerville. - asf Ida Carney, =
both of Washington Rev. o. H. Howard
Clarence Holmes. - and Mas6ie nriscri, .
both a wsshingtou. R<v. Andrvv II Nrle<.
Isnes X. Hesdspoa, q and Bertha 7. Lgk.
both Of waannstoa. Ru. 7. Jonathsn
William Bel. q. and Besis Bro~n. .. bcth
of wsshington. Rev. T. jonathan Mopgin.
Robert A. Blue. n and Jennie J. Grcen. 70,
both of Washington. net. J. w. Howard
Elizabeth L Joanson. ir. -. Indianauois,
Ind. and Lillian l. Jacksoa. q, w1zhington-
Rev. J. Wilton wsldroa.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
HELP WANTED.
AfC0NTANTS NEEDED

: A hrxs hrn Of certified public accountants u
p4.kinx q numbsr Of capable men and women A.
oncs to train for grnerl auditing. Accounting
and rrutnction cost work to meet the demano
q the largo corporations for several hcsano
qualiied accountants. The government reqnfet
that corporations and others engaged in bushes.
keep an accurate and detailed account OF AL
business Transactions and employ eompetent heip
for that purpose. The new order o. thinss-
PEACE-and the extra work imposed b. the IN
come tar laws have created an unusual demand
for trained aecountanta Already this demand
has increased tenfold. and qualified accountants
are 50 searre that hundreds Of high salared POSI-
tons are actually going begging. Salaries range
urom 81 500 to q. 90 Per year, according To auah
hcatioua Experienced bookkeepers and clerical
men and women require cpmpArauVeiy snort
time to prsrare. while inexperienced persous Of
studious habits will progress accordinsy. IL you
are ambitious to succeed. we want 70 see ytn
You should he earning not less than $40 TO 500
per week. and our special training win EQUIP
you fer that class Of pusition- Hundreds OF
those whom We have helped TO bigger paying
positiocs report salary increases from one to
four times what they formerly carned- We coach
for the c. r. A. examination in any State with
out additional charge. All coumunieations
strictly confidential. State age. occupation and
phone number. Address BOX 65, Herald o.
hcs- mAyl-3t
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

Lenox Washington, q. and blanche f. VIII
s ss.. Is. both of wssaius'0n' Rev. W H,
Robert Audrcw Johnsen, -. ssd Ethel Lts-
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
KalGpois Grotto
To Hold May Party

''Ne May pole" dance OF Old Eng
land will be one of the features OF
the dance given in the ballroom Of the
New Willard Hotel tonight by the
Kallipolis Grotto Drill Corps.
The ten couples performing the in
tricate figures Of the dance have been
trained by Mrs. Scott, OF New Or
leans.
Capt. Samuel Shulman. chairman OF
the dance committee, announced last
night that the Kaliipolis Grotto Band
had been secured for the evening.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
All District Pastors
To Aid "Jobs" Sunday

Pastors of all denominations IN
Washington have assured Mr.. L, NJ.
Kline, Federal director of the En-
ploymept Service for the District
of Columbia. that Employment
Sunday will be observed in their
churches on May 4.
The purpose of Employment
Sunday" Is to bring about a more
intensive effort by all our people
who have the welfare OF our re-
turning lighting men and the couu-
try at heart in helping them Sc
cure employment
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

Mr. and Mrs. Dave serrens. of
Seabrook. Nd. who were married
Sunday. are visiting friends In
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01


sition with the War Department and
has accepted q position at ouantico.
Va
william +. wooiard. formerly
chief clerk OF the Patent once.
spent several days In washington
last week. lie Is now holding 4 re-
sponsible position In Milwaukee
Capt Elmer Stewart Is back In
the city. He is employed by the In
terror Department.
Lieut.. Aubrey Knowles has re-
ceIved his discharge from the army.
Miss Elizabeth Andersen is visit
ing relatives in Richmond. Va
James Tenny. formerly with the
War Department, has received his
discharge from the navy.
Mrs. william Peterson IL making
an extended motor trip through the
West
Mrs. Mable coftman has returned
from a business trip to New York.
Miss Emily Davis will return from
New York this week.
Miss Alice Brady has returned
from the South.
Robert H. Alcorn and his daugh-
ter. Mis- Nellie Aicorn. left Washing
ton for New York Tuesday night 70
attend the launching OF the battle
ship Tennessee. at the Brooklyn
shipyards yesterday. They were
guests at banquet last night and
return to Washington today.
Miss Flora Levy has been in New
York since Sunday on business.
Mrs. ]. Kafka left yesterday for
a weeks business trip in New York
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. Erlebacker left yesterdaJ )
for a buying trip In New York.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews is visit.
ing relatives In New York.
Mrs. Arthur Mcbride returned yes.
terday from Philadelphia
William Henry, formerly with tn,
Treasury Department, has received
his discharge from the navy.
Sidney Selinger was the host q
box party at the Shubert-Garriel
last night.
Jimmy Salkeld is the new presi'
dent of the Columbia Athletic Club
Frank Foster. engineer for tn,
Portland Cement Association here
10 in Baltimore in the interests oi
the development of Maryland roads
p. G. Cooper. project manager fol-
the housing corporation. and for
merly engineer for the Naval Cur
Factory. has returned from . bust
ness trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave serrens. o.
Seabrook. Md. who were married
Sunday. are visiting friends IN
Washington.
Nr. rSd Mrs. Kator Suit. also o.
Sesbrook. a~d married Sunday. ar,
visiting here.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

Nr. eSd Mrs. Kator Suit. also OF
sesbrook. a~d married Sunday. are
visiting here.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
PROFESSOR WILBUR
LEAD EXERCISES
C. W. U. Appoints Educator to d.
rect Chapel Programs.

DIR. William Allen Wilbur. dean
of Columbian ColieS" and heaa OF
the English department at George
Washington University. has beeh
given charge of the regular UNI
VersitY chapel exercises by pf,
William Miller Collier. president OF
the university.
Dean Wilbur will attend TO the
scheduling of special speakers for
tho exercises which are held every
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday a.
l2:lS O'Clock in the assembly hail
of the arts and sciences depart
ment, 202S G street northwest. The
public is invited TO all of these
meetings
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
MADAM PARKER.
MADAM D'ASHMAN

MRS. MARY sHoEMAKER. SPIRITUAL
and card reader. HS M st., NV. North
las3 Hours. II q, m. to p. m. ap22sM
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
UNION HELD TOFscT
BY WAR LABOR BOARD
Denies Roofers' Plea for Pay Above
Contract Specification.

The National War Labor Board
yesterday indicated labor unions
will be expected to live up to wage
agreements when il denied plea
for increased pay made by the In
ternational Brotherhood OF Compo-
sition Roofers, Local No. 80, OF
Philadelphia.
The roofers made a demand Az
gust 20. 1918, for increased wages.
although they had a contract with
employers stipulating there should
be no change until February 2S.
1919.
Board oficials expect that now
that contracts have expired a new
demand will be made By the en-
ployes.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Luther l. and Elsie Love. boy.
James r. and Evelyn Y. Saver, gin.
ManIey II. and Annie smallwood. girl
Alfred s. and Martha L. Rich. boy.
Ferdinand II. and Mary McGirern. sirl
Jopph NJ. and Ethyl r. Keeton. .bS.
William n. and Bidset johnson. hoy.
Wilson T. and jamie T. Harris. girl.
Johnzthan II. and Alice Funk, boy.
Leonardo and AntoRirtta Dell 'Erbe, boy.
Timothy ]. and Mary A. Culiaene, boy.
Walter C, and Ruth n. Berger. girl,
Edward ]. u. and Sadie A. Bland. bog.
COL0REp
william and Alice Yates. hoy.
William and Addis shaw. boy.
Washington and Annie Simmons, sid.
Lee A. and MnaFy Gill. girl
Emmett aud Binancus FauaI. girl.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
$25,00O Damages Sought
For Breach Of Promise

Alleging that he married another
while he was engaged TO marry
her, Anna T. Sinnott, yesterday.
|filed suit for $4,000 alleged dam
ages for breach of promise against
Leo +. Janezek.
The suit was filed in the District
Supreme Court by Miss sinnotts
attorney, Leonard i. Mathes.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
DEATH RECORD.

sally NJ. Camp, % years, in ii st. ~.
Alice Miller, 70. Blue Plains. ID. C.
Amy A. Hsrry, q. Proyd. Host-
william Higgins q. 100 Hsmlin st ne.
katherine T.. Rose. t6. Ganield Hospt
COLORED.
Maggie N. Washington, y, l6ll 9th st. NV.
Mullie Butler. Is, lss1 9Th 81. nv.
Mary :. Oliver. a. ISIS = st. nv.
Iuhn J. Keith. n. Sl9 s2nd st, nv.
John =. Haithman, si. "a 18th st. ~.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
FOUR SPANISH WAR
SHIPS TO BE RETIRED
Oregon. Indiana. Massachusetts, and
Iowa Out of Commission.

Four battleships OF the Spanish
American war type are TO be put
out of commission soon-Jhe
oregon. Indiana. Massachusetts and
Iowa-the Navy Department an
nounced yesterday.
The names Indiana. Massachu-
setts and Iowa will be given 10 the
first three battleships completed.
The Oregon will be kept in the navy.
though out of commission. because
OF its history. The others prob
ably will be scrapped and sold soon.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

ENSE LAWN L-L tNIANDNF1
fhs noted palmist and ciairvoyant can be con-
suited daily. 100 fth st. NV. Hour I 70 Q D.
N. Satisfaction guaranteed. u
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To all builders and employers OF
Brotherhood carpenters I'm Washing
ton and Alexandria. Va. and vicinity:
On and after May !. 1919. the wages
Of the carpenters will be S7h cents
per hour. BY order of the District
Council OF Washington. d c.. Alex
andria, Va, and vicinity. Signed.
r. II. BURDETTE. Prest.
THOS. w. WOLFE, Sec.
oFFfCE OF THE LANsTON MoNoTYPn
Machine Company. Philadelphia, April Z, 1913.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Lanston Mouotype Machine Company will be
held at the old Elkx Home. Southeast Corner
Prince and Roya, Streets tentranee at 2ot South
Royal STREET.. Alexandra. Va. at u O'CLOCK
NOON. ON THURSDAY. THE LIST DAY or
MAY. 1919. for the purpose Of electing Board
Of Directors To serve for the ens''ins year and
transcting such other business as may property
cone before II. Transfer books will Be closed
on April o at O'Clock y. M. and will be re-
opened on May 6 at 10 O'Clock a. m. By order
Of the Board Of Directora W. ARTHUR
SELLMAN. Secretary.
spiIisisD. 2 q rs 3 somyi
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
ROUTE BOYS WANTED TO
serve in northeast section. APP
ply 8 G st. NV. ap9-3t
YOU CAN AFFORD TO USE THE

CLASSIFIED columns. The cost of
a campaign. continued until your
result is achieved. will be triains
compared with the value Of that
result. Suppose a case: You be-
Heye you should be earning a
larger salary-a thousand dollars a
year larger than your present posi-
bon pays you. You spend from
one to twenty-five dollars. say. in
classified advertisins-and get your
desired position. Do you know Of
q more attractive investmenta
mhI6-tf
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.

CARR-On Tuesday, April ., 1919. at
7:45 at his residence, - Rhode Is
land avenue northeast. JOHN H..
beloved husband OF the late Anna
NJ. Carr.
Funeral at his late residence on
Thursday at p. m. Relatives and
friends invited. lnterment, Airing
ton National Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
PALMlSTRY.
Licensed By District Of Columbia.
MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted piimist ana cistrvosant Can ad-
viss business. family afairs. love and marriageA
Can tell you the name OF future husband OF vile,
Can tell you the secret Of being successful, how
to avoid trouble and how to avoid evil influence.
satastaction guaranteed or no charge. Entrance
SO fth ct splSs0
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
RESORTS.
ZTLXNTIC CITY.
ELANIIC CTTI.
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Avenue. near Boardwalk and eentrs Of
anuements Come TO . well appctntsd hotel
and enjoy al the convepiences IL ofen. Private
baths. running water In rooms. Eievator. Table
and service distinctive features. $50 I'D daily.
Special weekly. Capacity eoo Booklet Auto
meets trains W. r. SHAW, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

NoBopY corLD GUARANTEES CERTAIN
results from eissuined advertising that
ccuh b done the prohisms q Me would BE-
too eag. Bnt-iu no>t Instance. Herald ci.s-
ufssd sdvertaAng aos y,sid ths r,suit4 d-sirsd
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
PROPOSALS.
MAGAZINE

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. oFTIoE OF
the Supuvsins Architect. Washington. ID. c..
April q, 1873. Sealed proposls viii be received
at this odics until O'Clock p. m. May y. 1873.
unds the control of the Tfeasury DsTarmnt
With lubricatins OILS during the fiscal year end.
ing June %. isnL Copies Of the specincatons
may be Obtained from the underisned. J. A.
wETMoRE. Acting Supervising Architect
mayl-1
sEALED PRoPosALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Bureau Of Standards up TO . o'clock
p N, Nay : rms. for furnishing and installing
ten ehmioai laboratosy tablss: ten superstruc
tmes for ahove. and ten dsinbosrds and Deg
racks: biuepFino may b secured at ROOM 90
south. Bweau Of Standards sp;oa
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

ALBERT KAHLERr CO.,
Expert carpet end rug cleaning by Oldest and
best nm in city. So Nd. ave. sw. Main
3e6. apis sot
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOCY.

rRAEK rHEoDoRb ALLEN. DIRECroR.
AstFological kssesfch eocisty, Private Mead.
ne. b. sppointnsnt sniy, - Typsvr,ttes
fvssessts. y mai y up Expsn vccstieasi a,
upE W = = ~. rhous Bzskiin 60
r hH0
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
BELMONT.

Noted olsirvoysut and palnist. Gives ahvio
affairL Tells name Of youR future husband a
wife. tells il one you love 10 true or fslse. What
nar Of the country 10 luckie,t To you. Whist to
do TO b nccessfui In liie 1875 N. Z. sse. nv.
Nezt door to Assosie Temple Rssdinss. q.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01

EX-SERWCE MEN AS SOLlCI-
tors; good house-to-house prop
osition. Apply before 10 a. m. Or
afser 4 p. m. MIR. MACK. Herald
office. ap29-3t
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
LOST.

WILL. PARTY WHO TOOK SEAL soAhf
hy niztake from cloak room at T1race Inn
On Aprfl > kindly return same TO Us pons
paaos ~. and rcceiye theirs In eIrnans
phnns West M. msSfSe
Dsr-LIDY'S COLD WATCH; HUNTING
caae: marked With jewelers. name and andrs'
ru>sdzy mnniny, Aprn .; S rsvard
turned 10 NJ v. ANDREWs, n d .. "a. Or
Room III, War Risk Buresn. oornG y ,na
Ee<nont Gsa M.St-.
L0STCEIsTNAN AUToGRAPHic cAMEhA'
Initials 81. @. O." In rands&nd o.
can Le.u,, Psrk. ApriI %; suitable rusard II 70
turned 10 Dupont circle, msEn
EoSTJTWO RINGS SIR WITH PhECious
aone-t between California ST. and Ostnedf.
ave. Liberal reward BOX 8. Herald or
hn. .s.-S
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WILL INVEST N.6o WITH 6EKvicES n
any sod paying buanssA hotsi business pre
fsrred; best Of reerencs; paeass give particulsrs
BOX pas Herald oelce. apspSt
The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
PURELY PERSONAL

Harold Green has resigned his po-
sition with the War Department and
has accepted q position at ouantico.
Va.
The Little River news., 1919-03-12

cl: ssilleu s1Iee. xaA2,a, so o..,.-s lows: Boys between the ages of IF and 21 who are members of the church are 56; girls between the ages tOf IF and 21, who are members of the church are 1o1.
 It is interesting to note that the women and girls classes are the larg- est in the Sunday Schools and are correspondingly large with reference to church membership while among the boys and girls of the town they are about equal It is also notice able fact that the church membership from 12 to 21 keeps pace with the number of this age, who are in Sun day school. There are very few in the churches under Il years old, only 7. so the remainder of those who hold church membership or the 508 other members are among those who arc above 21 years of age with the excep- tiOn of the z. who are under IF years. Since the church membership seems to keep pace with the Sunday school enrolment and attendance, we are forced to conclude that one of the ways to get more of the boys and girls into LuC CuulCu WAAA UO Oy AASA Os.oAA6 sAAo Sunday school attendance.
 The census falls AS short of the city census recently taken, it showing 1,358 white people while this only show, 1910. This difference can be account ed for by those missed in making record of the various hotels and board ing houses and those boarding and rooming in the private home of the city.
 It was the intention to secure the name and address of all living in Ash down and regret if any have been overlooked. The committee who did this visitation work are to be congra- tulated for their faithfulness in seeing that the task was completed. The homes that were missed the first day have been visited later and the infor- nation secured. If you have been missed or anyone in your home, you are fequestel to report to your pastor or Sunday school superintendent.
 The citizens of Ashdown are to be congratulated also as they did much to make the census taking success by their cooperation in being willin- to furnish all information. There were only very few cases where par ties did not gladly furnish the desired Information.
The Little River news., 1919-03-12
WlLT0N's HONOR ROLL
Wilton Soldiers Are Scattered t Every Possible Corner of the
 Entire World.

Wilton, March 10.-{Special)--Wi toms honor roll of soldier boys are as follows: Hugh Thfockmorton. Al Machine Gun Battalion, Wilton. Henry Gorham. infantry, Fort Smith Lee Gorham, infantry, American Elk re'litionary Forces, Herbert Gray, Remount station, Ft. Sill, Okla. Julc Hardy. Field Artillery. A. [ F. Edward Holmes, engineers, A F F. Winfield Mills. 109th Machine Gun Bat A E. F. William Morton. not known. Dell Rhymer, died in service. Charles Spence, 141st Machine Gun Bat, Winthrop. Aston Youngblood, Navy.
 Walter Yates, Camp Mills, N. J.
 Bernice Shriver, English army. on way home.
 Priecely Cooper, infantry, Wilton.
 Fred Lee, infantry. Wilton.
 Oscar Can't, died in service.
 Linden Guice, motor truck corps, A. E. F.
 Kass Hill, infantry. wilton.
 Hugh Hedgecock, 14lst Machine Gun Bat. Wilton.
 Hugh Clark, 141st Machine Gun Bat. Fort Smith.
 Jim Thompson, infantry, Wilton.
 This roll will De continued next week. Soldier boys please send your name to Ms. U. MoesIey.