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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Central Western W,ldcnts

Tn" Monroe Prospecting company
has moved The tool. out 30 abandon
the No I Conuor in tho southwest
~ tho southwest ~ the northeast OF
ls.ln.Hw and probably Will Rban-
don the tos'
The chandler Creek OF company
~ underrcining 10 2Gi0 feet In the
No. Bowmtn In the northwest -
the northwcJt of the northwest ~
7 IN ilw The test is being drilled
with n standard rig
The IaBaronicn on COMPANY is
drilling a. S2j feet In tho 40 /
JanageR In the northeast ~ tho
northwest Of the northwest of 3p-
3u-2w
The Panhandle Refining combAny
is having trouble with tho boiler at
. $50 feet IN the No. | Coker In the
southeast OF the northwest os he
northwest Of ?3-2n. 22w The test is
being drilled with standard tools
J, +. Evans No. Stearnc in the
southwest corner Of 2l-sn-l1w Is
running the 6hs Inch with perforat-
ing joint and canvas packer 10 test
the oil sand. The top Of the sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

/ ia.l3R H drilling now az s2j feet
/ A dy ttnd WAS passed through at
I 1870 feet
/ %ewu.rR and others 30 Wright
/ IN the suu'hrpbi corner of 3Z 10
I jw rs rrgiuG up TO commence driil-
.lE NI'h % notary
m" hYLk indian on company is
at doWn it H,a Nrct In n, 80 /
tullun lu the uorihW,4t Of the north
'dr' ~ ne southoas' ~ 2-as-l2w.
m, k,IHp on company 80 ]
/ Eastman ~ me 4outhcIN ~ mt
uonictat of 10 ,s.I2w IN drilling at
/ ~, feet
I The LrHlrr on company 80 ] Fec
I In the touthwost ~ the uurthras' uf
M" northwest ~ 21-bs.I2w .s set
ing the q I-'-lnch ,isinE a. 500
feet rho vol is being drilled with
= rotary aud Is shut down 10 inata II
cable tools
Tine HeI Lands Oll company is
ilggiUg ~ 10 rcptlIa boiler In the
No / on indian llrd IN the south
east 0f th' suuthWcst ~ ! . 5s- 3w
Tho RUrk Annex or com pnny 40
bay., IN IN" rOu'hoHst of th"
northeast ~ the northeast ~ l5-as-
l7w u down 600 Zee Tho rig wl-
blown down during the storm a week
ago
Nhcrnc'hy and others so on
Indian land in the notthwcst of the
southeast of %. 5. i3w In fshing FOR
unl"rr"an"r lugS Rt l73i fe"t.
Nothing more has hcon reported uf
n" showing got ~ $50 fo"'
IN" HWk Queen on company No
! ON Indian land iu the northeast ot
tho northeast Of tho southeast OF
'H.ts. i7w IN Ahu' down on account
~ tho rigs having blown down IN
ihc storm
Tho Lucky Eleven So rig On
Indian lana In Tho southeast NJ the
southwest n - 5s-l Jw is also down
Thc Cirfcr Robinson on company
SO ON Indian land IN the north
east ~ the northwest ~ the south
ousi ~ 23.5q-l3w Is drilling AT I $50
fe,'
The Red witch on company No. I
IN tho northeast of tho northwest ~
the southwest ~ 2i-5s.i3w is drill
Ing ~ $50 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Late Compilations
In the Osuge

Tho past week saw the completion
OF fewer wells than usual In the
Usage but two 900 barrel wells
initial production made the average
good
A late report has the I,ongfeilcw
well IN the northeast of the north
east OF ls-2g-I0 good for $4,000 900
feet of gas In 1000 foot sand
. Foster and Norwood's No. ~ In tho
northeast corner Of the southeast OF
tho northeast OF the southeast OF
l+-2t-a came In estimated at 1000,
600 feet OF gas In the sand from
1000 to 2,0s5 feet.
Foster and others No, 8 In the
southwest corner of|the northwest
OF 2t-2t-9 came In making 1000
barrels OF oil. Tho sand depth was
2,i33 to ana feet
The Winona oil company No. 7
located in the southeast corner Of
bhe northeast OF the southeast OF tho
southeast Of 25-2t-s is making 30
TO go barrels OF oil In the sand from
2.0sb TO ?.1b0 feet
Csrter's No. ~ In tho center Of
thc west line of tho east half OF the
we~i half of the southeast OF s-24-lo
~ producing $50 barrels In the sand
run 1896 To 2oA6 feet
The Plover Drilling company No.
I'm the southwest corner of tho
sou thoast C. the southwest OF the
southwest OF &-st.i0 In making
200 barrels OF oil ir tho sand from
..o1l 10 2,fbI feet. The total depth
OF the well In :,Ii2 feet The top
or tho sand wns got at l.ss2 feet.
The Bkrnsdale OIL company No.
located In the southwest corner OF
he northewest OF the southwest OF
.he northwest OF 6-24-i0 Is making
700 harrelo Of oil from 2.o%4 TO 2o7s
'eet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

Parker pnd others are drilling a.
| 100 f,.' Zoo no. so % N,L iu tho
southwest ~ 80 .l-.loU
IN" Magnolia Petroleum company
No IA So sum I'm the suurrWc.t
corner 81 the rouf-W"u Uf t.lH.HW
ls drilling a. "..Ho feet.
Tho stmo company lv down 800
/ foot ln the So. Vim chop ln 'u"
southwest corn"r ~ 81 Is ow r. -
/ being drillod win q rotary
The rolnsoi'I pIl ,nwpuuy'g r|g
s-4S down on 'h" school land I'm Inc
/ southwest of me soulhcnst ~ thr
/ norhwoai of 10 lH-Pw
| Tho iIg Nonvcr OIl company II.
| drilluE 1T $40 feet In tho SO
! Dorfancc In the northeast ~ ihc
northwest uf The southwest ~ &c..
ls-9w The well Is being drilled
with rotary.
The TcNhoma on company so !
Van Pelton In the southwest ~ The
northwest OF lJ-is-9w ia drilling At
$50 feet
The following rigs are down in The
field The Zone Star Gas company
No DorrRncc In the southwest ~
tho southwest Of Ig-ls.10w at 900
feet. Jake Hamon 40 Tah ecu Fine
In the southeast Of tho southwest
Of 20-ls-aw at , 0pO feet, Magnolia
No. In tho northeast of the south
east OF 22-ls-9w the Prairie on
Gas GO No. ! llarlln In the north
east of the northeast ~ 2a-ls.9w at
2.l2b feet. John G. koycs No Kelly
w. tho northeast OF the northwest ~
~ ls-sw AZ 2,3ih feet. Jake Hamon
No. ] Hlner In the southeast OF 20
lie low nj 2.i20 feet j &. keyeH No
2 Moyer in the center of the south
line OF the southcHsk - -ls-iOw 4
2369 feet. I e. Keyes No I Rob
erts IN tho southwest Of 22-is. low a.
2.2sb feet Lone star Gas company
No. In the southeast OF 2h.ia-iOw |
Jake Hamun No I Ellis In the south. |
east OF the northeast Of ~ at 2i79
feet. Jake Hamon No I Lindsay In
tho southwest OF ~ at 2.iiO feet, |
& NcFarlin No. Lindsay |
In. the southwest OF. the section |
Hamon Nos, s.\and In the south
east OF 30 and No. In the northeast |
OF 81 at 1860 feet
The Ideal on company ls rigging
up the No. Harris In the south |
east OF iir-sw with standard tools |
Magnolia No. I FeitZ In the south
east OF the southwest OF 12-is-10w Is
at $500 feet
John G. KeyeH IN tho southwest OF
the northeast OF i7-ls-i0w Is drill-
ing at 74aO feet.
Hamon is underrea ming the 6A
inch to 2.bi0 feet IN tho No, 2 Hiner
In the southwest of 20-ls-l0w
Tho Marjorie oil g. Gas 60. Is
drilling AT 1000 feet In the No
In the southwest OF 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

The walker Valley on company
No ! Patterson In the southeast or
tho southeast of the northeast Of
9S Tow ~ reported cleaning out At
? 1850 feet with tho hole fun ~ oil
The Gruh stake on company No
Cuogan IN tho center ~ tho north
at 20l6 feet.
The walker Valley on company
No. : Patterson in the southwcst OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

river the lIno nlpur a,.'n miles
N muEth and ID. p,l' calculated
atrag"'I.,lI} 'o Hppb ru' only the
Constantine" plant - boyc| but
many other r.Hu"r.,s "a oklahoma
and kaLs4a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Prominent Producers
in TOun

t. M. Root. and n r. Duff. who
operate rs tho firm of Root 4
Duff, are In the city and regist ter
from Eastland, Texas Both are
well known and very popular with
the old timers in the game and the
only mistakes they ever made was
when they moved to Texas instead
OF locating In Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Southern Cotton County Near Dcvol

soutberi Cotton County Near Dcvoi.
c. II. Taylor has a rig up for the
No McAfee In the northeast OF
the northeast or 2-3s- 7wtA
The Natural Oklahoma on & Gas
co. Ia drilling at ] 900 feet In the
NO Edwards In the northwest OF
the northwest OF it-3s-llw.
The Oakland oil company No. /
Carver In the southeast Of the south.
east OF 1b-4s-l0w In having trouble
with the casing at 2,t20 feet.
The Riverdale oil company No
? Wright In tho northeast ~ the
northeast OF the northeast of az
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

Tho TcNae company 80. Ma.
ionoy IN rhe southeast OF T.lS.9 ,iA
,hu6 down at zoos feet, with u hole
tgli uf water.
The Penn Home oil company II
spudtlng In No In the southwest
of'lno northeast of 22.ls-9
The Vaughn and others 50 +
Allen lu the northeast of the south
west quarter of 27.ts-In is a rIg
The Mu,lcn and others Ma. Tate
IN the sou'heast Of the northwest OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

was found a. i.sig feet in this test
n probably VIII be- drilled In Friday
Tho So Louis Oklahoma on COM
pany D. drilling At 2,tsj feet In iis
80. fec In tho northwest of the
northwest of The southwest of ~. IN
20w Th" VOL Is being drlllcd with
standard tools
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Constantine Takes
OUer Pine Line

r.. Constantine has take over the
Conduit pipe line which connects
the Burkburnett pool with Devol,
oklahoma. Just this side OF the Red
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

the southwest Of 3i-lS.lO Ia drilllpg
ut 500 feet
Tho Texas company so Tate In
tho northeast OF the southeast OF the
southeast OF 5j.ls.l0 * drilling at
100 feet
Tho Donnely and others No 2
Wa To-Chc In the southeast OF the
northeast OF the southeast OF 35-ls-
10 IS drilling at $50 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

T. o1.ambert and s, :. owen ara
rigging up No. . William Downing
in l2-22-I2 No. is 80 barrel well
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

Wanted TO let contract TO drill n
we'll in Tulsa county, near Bl1by.
Please write N. q. RobertsoA care
Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa, Okla.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

WANTEp-v-To purchase one
secondhand string standard drilling
tools Need not he complete. Box
bis or phone 2S6. Okmulgee. Okla
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

Mr.. Producer. can move 7s-star
machine on your lease now II you
say the word. korts. at Alexander
hotel, Tulsa. Okla.--Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
N.nmIh OF IinskCll.

The W u. Pine No Manuel In
the southwest OF tho southeast OF
80 tJ.lj rs drilling at 700 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

Capable lease man who can pro-
duCo results Man familiar with
Oklahoma oil properties who Ia ca =
paole OF securing leases worth the
money, also secure ayreage in likely
looking territory for tho drilling OF
test wells, To the man who can pro
duce the desired results there will be
no limit placed on his earning ca
pacity Immediate and permanent
connection with responsible and fast
growing organization. References re-
Quired Box Al. care World ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

For sale cheap. one string OF
standard drilling tools complete (:
~ inch bits down to s-lnch. Now
located at Blgheart. can at ans West
Fifth street or phone 4S27.--Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-26

Abolition Sof Senate, Repeal
of Espionage and Other
Changes Proposed.

Chicaso, Nov. 26.-Leaders Of the
newly formed labor party OF the
United States today began prepara-
ttons for extending the organisation
preparatory to tho second national
convention next summer to nominate
candidates for president and vice
president. The convention adjourned
last night after completing organizA.
ton and adopting q platform OF -
plankR.
Among planks written into the
platform at the final session were:
For abolition OF the United States
senate.
abolition Of CONSUMPTION and secret
treaties and establishment OF free
speech, press and assemblages.
No compulsory military training.
Standardization Of railroads. other
national resources and all basic In
dustries.
railroads.
Organization OF a league Of workers
OF all nations and international soil
darity, with legislation to protect the
workers against foreign made goods
until the solidarity q be &C
complished. i.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
WOMEN need SWAMP ROOT

Thousands Of women have kidney
and bladder trouble and suspect
it
women's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble. or
the result Of kidney or bladder dis
ease.
If the kidneys are not. in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to be come diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss Of
ambition, nervousness, are often times
symptoms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physicians
prescription. obtained at any drug
| store, may be just the remedy needed
to overcome such conditions.
Get a medium or large size bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However, if you wish first to test
lthis great prearatioa send ten cents to
DR.. Kilrner & CO.. E~inghanton. N. T..
for a sample bottle. When writing
be sure and mention the Grand Forks
Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-26
" Tinker Bob'
|sl @ ~-sl8stories @a9as&lkY vi
E&4g@A hcarlyaeA Aolcomb es4l94z2
hyC arlys|e II holcomb
YOUNG FOX PLAYS a WICKED TRICK

Tinker Bob, King Of the Forest,
was never tired-of doing sDme kind
act for o creature in the great forest.
The reception was no yet planned
that he intended to hold for Mr..
Ground HOG before he went to sleep
plans complete, he started again to
find Chief Porky, and white he was
gone this is what happened:
The larger of the Fox children had
overheard a conversation between
two forest Sparrows. One OF them
said he was going to see the King
and ask for protection during the
visit, Of North Wind. So the young
Fox decided to call on the King also.
looked about he found the King had
Il know what I, shall do" said he
to himself. E"I will put on the Kings
hat and the Kings coat and when that
Sparrow comes I will.-pretend to be
the King"
and n of the Kings coats and put
them on, then no sat on the throne
awaiting the coming of the Sparrow.
In his heart he desired to kill the
Sparrow, and thought this would be
o good way to catch him. BY and by
the Sparrow came chirpins through
the trees and flew down to the foot
Of the throne. Young Fox pulled the
hat over his head and buttoned the
coat about him and saidk
What MAY be your trouble to-
day?"
makes you look SO strange? Your
nose is so long today"
I'm not strange. MY. nose is
swelled because I haLe taken cold"
But" said the Sparrow" your
face is all covered with hair"
THAT is always the way I do when
the. North Wind comes this way"
said the young Fox.
but. o King, your ears are 80
long and stand up SO straight. ]
never saw you this way before"
II must have pointed cars in the
winter time SO that I con hear the
cries OF the needy above the roar OF
the great North Wind" said the Fox,
II cannot understand, Q King. why
your hands r SO coarse and your
nails SO long, Thought the King was
gentle ana kind. that his hands were
never coatse nor his nails so long,
"But yod Of the forest cannot know
as much as J.. the King" said the
young Fox. II tell you am now
ready for the coming of the great
North Wind"
"And your teeth. Q King. are sc
long and sharp, I'm afraid to come
very close, for they make me shiver.'
MY teeth are long and sharp, so ]
can eat you,' said young Fox, an6
he sprang upon the Sparrow, but the
Kings coat wat buttoned about hin
so tight that he fell at the foot o.
the throne and the Sparrow flew
away screaming.
) Tomorrow-The Forest Sparrow Com
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-26
Hc found ono Of the Kings hats aud
one of the Kings coats and put
them on then he sat on the
throne awaiting.
DIG UP OHEsT Of COINS.

- DIG CP. Il OFF CUINS.
Laon, France. Nov. 26:-A chest Of
Roman coins, buried in the face Of
invasion every hundred years since
500 years A. D. is now providing COM
forts for the refugees around the lit
tie French village OF Charmes in the
Aisne district.
The chest, containing the wealth Of
an ancient Roman nobleman, was dug
up this week near the ruins Of In.
chateau of MajoE Titus Leroux OF
families of France. 1t is the las,
heirloom. of the aged officer and his
wife, and they: have willingly cast il
into the Red Cross fund to aid the
people OF their district.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-26
THE MAIN FLAW.

London. Nov. 26.-The defect OF
incomprehensibility is the main flaw
found in American novels by IN. A.
b." MAINLY About Books, q month
~ periodical, in pointing out reasons
for the comparatively small impor-
tation% into England of the Ameri-
can literary efforts.
: After quoting extensively from a
tobacco advertisement "culled from
the pages of a noted American
monthly magazine" in which refer
ences are made to tanning a joyous
Jimmy pipe chock full and blazing
away which. 1t is promised, will
put the quiz into your thinktank as
to how much pipe or cigarette-roll-
ing fun you've. gone shy on" the
English magazine says:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-26
nEMoNsIRATE o. S. GOODS.

Mexico City, Nov. 26.-Two trains
bearing American-made farm ma
chinery, are now touring the republic
demonstrating modern methods OF
agriculture. The tour is being con-
Quoted under the supervision of the
government.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-26

and there you have a picture. Salute the
autocrat Of the breakfast table.
they don't agree. This is the sortsp Of
prejudice q host Of people have against
many Of the most tempting dishes, peo-
a glass Of milk or oatmeal as they do
with fried onions. Try eating what you
like and follow your meal with a Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablet TO relieve possi-
sour risings, heartburn. water hrash. and
the "stuffy' feeling after eating. These
Tablets contain harmless ingredients that
act with an alkaline effect Just as the
stomach does when it is perfectly nor
nal.
Many physicians, prescribe them for in.
disorders, as. they are sold in all drug
stores everywhere in the United States
and Canada. The druggist recommends
them as among his steady staples fol
they really give relief and arc highly ap
preciated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Wave Of Interest In SpirituaEisnl
And Pyshic Phenomena Is Sweeping
The Country Says Ell Paso Librarian

, a city with so many transients, she
says, 20 be light fiction reading
public. On the contrary she finds the
FL Paso public reads higher class
OF books than most any other public
she knows about Shakspere Is an
old favorlte. Mark IWains Tom
Sa wver." is hardy perennial No
other book excels It IN popularity. It
perhaps circulntes more widely than
any other one book
All OF the standard fiction must be
replaced at once, such has been the
wear on Il from usage. As evidence
Of the increased demand for books
Mrs Sullivan says that $500 more
volumes circulated from the library
during the three months ending
.Septembe 60 than circulated during
the same periods last year. The work
with men hac more than doubled dur
ing the period Men are developing
the habit OF looking to the library
for their Information on technical
subjects. The shelf where the books
on salesmanship are kept Is almost
always vacant
One Of the ambitions Of the
librarian Is to build here a great
technical reference department
large supply OF government docu-
nents has started that ambition well
toward realization. Many mail in
Tuiries are answered from this source
by Mrs. Sullivan Besides many min
Inc men and englneers come 70 the
library TO examine these documents
and TO use them IN their work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Are removed By Vino. ouE Co
Liver and Iron Tonic, because
tha constitutional remedy.
Here Proof:

Msnistee, Mich. ID WIS N q weak
midtown condition as the result Of Z
chronic cough and cod 50 that I often
nzd to stsv at home from work. VINO
topped The cough, broke W my cod
md built me 10 after other medicines
1ad failed. " -MARGARET DALE
It's the beef and cod liver peptones
ron and Manganese peptonstes and
lypolhosphites contained IN Ninol that
makes t such a successful remedy foI
chronic csggHs. colds and bronchitis
& IS not q palliative Ike cough syuup2
5ut a remedy Of the csuse Try i q
sur guarantee
your money back # Il fails.
Kelly 3 HoAard Druggists. and
druggists everywhere
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04


ONCE upon time Uncle Wlggily
.OLongears the bunny rabbit gentle
man. was walking across the fields
With Bmis Bushytail. the boy SOUR
rel
Come on, let's have catchl" cried
Billie, and from his pocket he took a
ban. which he tossed to Uncle Wig
gily
yes a little BAN same win do Us
good" said the rabbit gentleman. ~of
course. Il Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
were here. she would say I am too
old to play But 90 on. Billie. throw
me a high one.s
The squirrel boy tossed the bali
away far up IN the air. and when It
came down. the bunny rabbit caught
u IN his paws. Then AR Longears
threw the BAN 70 Billie and together
they nae lots OF fun, walking and hon
ping along as they threw the BAN.
L makes me nice and warm" said
Uncle Wiggily. whose pink. tWiniliiu-
nose was nov glowing Ike a loE IN
the rireplace For the day was cold.
since it was nearly time for winter.
ana .lhanksgiving and Christmas were
not far OFF
Uncle Wiggily reached his paw NJ
to get a ball that Billie has tossed
very high, when. all OF a sudden. some
voices down near the ground called.
Oh look out u you pleased Be
careIull You are stepping right on
our housel3
Uncle WigEily and Billie stopped
playing bail and looked about them.
7 don't see any house" Chartered
the squirrel boy. 1t must be a very
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
WELFARE WORKERS GIVEN
ARMY RANK BY U. S.

Twenty men, formerly representa-
tives OF the knights Of Columbus and
the Y. n. c. A in the FL Paso dis
trict have been appointed for well
fare work among the soldiers in the
FL Paso district, on recommendation
Of Chaplain walter B. Zimmerman,
morale officer OF the district These
men win now serve under the war
department with rank Of officers
The men and their rank follow:
Captain-James r. Waggoner, Co
lumbus. n. NJ
LIST Lieuts.-Percy MCGEE. Eighth
engineers; Martin J. 1IcQuaide.
Seventh cavalry; L " Crowley.
Eighth cavalry: c. C. Nacke. Eighth
cavalry; John E. Marseilles. SIND field
artillery J. W. Orison. SIND field ar
rillery; n. ]. Matthias. remount de-
pot; R. C. Mcdonald, ordnance de-
partment; Louis Carl motor truck