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NORTHWEST STEtt
-Men Drive 3741 Rivets in 7 1-2
t p Hours; Necessary to Change
-the Dies Fourteen Times.
NEW SHOP RECORD IS MADE
Caswell Betters Coast ec?rd
. T.me ofast May; Others of
vCrew Make Special Showing.
! New speed records are claimed by rlv
, " etlrig crews at the Northwest Steel com
, ny, the major performance being
' When a crew of men drove 3741 rivets in
. ; seven and a half, hours. During the
. ' performance It was necessary for the
crew to change dies 14 times. Of the
rivets driven. 3300 were- of the three
fourths variety and 441 were seven
eighths rivets. Special mention Is de
served of . Al i Klnnkl, riveter. Burns,
, heater,'' and Meeker, a member of the
'..crew:. '.
The rivets were driven on 29 floor
; frames of hll number 24.
'. : .R. Sturdevant and crew of helpers on
one of the punchers, also,, made a credit-
able record. liO pieces f materials be
. Ing managed, necessitating the handling
vf die each 'time. Bolters and others
made a. good showings
.;-;! -Casswell set a new record for riveting
V;ln the shops. He was holder-on for the
. crew which made the. l'arifie coast roc-
;rd for the Northwest Steel company
last May,
WEST LAN!) REACHED PORT
. Lieutenant Conimnndrr Holland Con-
1 . trad ids Ileporl of Sinking
" j ! Contradiction of the report that &e
v i west Iand, one of the new government
' ) eteet ships, built by the Northwest Steel
im'ij ii tz 1 1 duik 1 1 y nn enemy
submarine a few months before the arm
istice had been signed has been made by
Lieutenant Commander C. J. Holland,
master of the steel ship West View, the
bull of which was fabricated by the
Northwest Steel company.
According to Holland, the West Land.
which was struck by a torpedd. while a
i-onmaeranie uisiance away rrom tne
Knglish coant, managed to make her
way into port at London. It had been
j previously reported that the steamer had
- , been sunk with all hands. I'eter Ham
J mer. an employe of the Northwest Steel
;! company;, who recently returned from
service overseas, Was positive that the
I West Land had meVa fate "similar to
that which sent the War Baron down
- earlier in the war. The War Baron waa
i the first steel ship built by the North
west Steel company.
Captain Holland, who was for many
years with the Pacific Mall service, was
himself the target for an enemy torpedo
while taking one or the transports from
the . United States to an Euronean norL
The torpedo hit the vessel forward near
the stem, however, and the damage was
' - Inconsequential. Holland Is now In
; Portland to attend the hearing Monday
o determine tne cause oi the sinking of
the Port of .Portland tug Pronto, bv the
West View a' few days ago. . TheTMeel
vessel Is detained in the local harbor,
'laden with flour for Europe, valued at
nearly three quarters of a million dol
U lara. I .
ORIENTAL LINE MAY COME
' Sudden A Chrlstenson Say Announce
y rnrn t Authorized; Plans Under Way.
Aitnougn Huaaen & crnristenswn. shiD-
plng firm of Portland, denied that the
report that they were Intending to put
' on a new line of steamers between. Port-
land . and the Orient, was authorized
the. firm admits that developments of
f this character may eventually come
. about,- The (company is heavily,, inter
ested In the operation of ships and
' among the vessels which it has recently
taken over, are a number for the Fmer
. gency , Fleet) corporation. Coincident
with the . announcement of Sudden .
' Chrlstenson Is the authoritative report
' V. . u r. i X' i . .
New Discovery
Makes Mushroom
v i Profits Bigger
Mushroom Spawn Now Grown From
"Spores." Greatly Increases Crop.
. Now,! if Ever, Is Tim to Make
Money Growing Mushrooms. End
' ' of War Booms Demand.
n i rj
f
i . A French scientist has Just recently
- J discovered the secret rrocess of greatly
; increasing the yield of the mushroom
crop- without.- additional cost to the
i grower.. Instead of producing the spawn
.- : or "thread-like roots" of th tnunhrnum
from the flesh of . this plant, it is now
proaucea ror the first time in his
- iory irom me original seed or
spore. xnis new "spore ' culture" is
i producing a sensation among mushroom
1 growers. It now definitely does away
with all uncertainties, assurinr th at.
f solute uniformity of any variety of
musnroom grown. Te opportunity lor
making money growing mushrooms was
never greater than tod?.y, for men young
or advanced in vears. iwonuin anrf hil.
? dren. whether living in the city or coun-
i iry. Almost any nome nas a place suit
v able for the purpose, such as basements
! barns. Sheds, boxes, etc. The end ofi
iua war nas orougui m tremendous in -
- 1 crease in demand. Mushrooms sell at
' i mga prices; the market is everywhere.
mr i They are known as a splendid substl-
J r j tute ror meat. Let us show you how you
may make from $10 to $30 a week in
' K this simple Industry. We will also send
I you free the new official book 'contain
ing facts from America's greatest mush
y "room authority, - "The Truth About
- i Mmnrmnna.' writ Tn KiTrvan nf Kfnah-
lf I room Induatrv. Tent. 617. 6005 WX'orth
i ave cnicago,. iil . wnte today. , .
San Francisco, operators of a fleet "of !
lumber schooners, will,, tn the near fu
ture, rhake . the . Columbia, river ; with
their carriers, which wtll handle both
lumber and general freight. The Pa
cific Steamship company has already
put on two schooners, the Aurelia and
the City of - Topeka, which will run
between Portland and . California port.
ASTORIA PLANNING BIG PIER
Projf et Ail Be 2000 Feet Long and
- 350 Feet Wide, Says Dartlett.
Construction of a fiew pier for the
accommodation of steamships and other
craft of large size is Included Vin As
toria's port development program, ac
cording to R. R. Bartlett, chief engi
neer and port manager who was a
Portland visitor Saturday. The pier
will be 2000 feet long -and 350 feel in
width, and will be provided with two
transit sheds, each two stories high
and 12tt feet wide. The port improve
ments also Include the erection of a
large drydock.- Plans for this structure,
which may be designed to have a ca
pacity as high as 15.000 tons, are now
being considered.' The completion of a
relt line railroad has Just been effect-
SP. ine county of Clatsop will hard
Surface a road leading, from Smith's
point past the McEachern shipyard,
thus giving- the waterfront a highway,
and that will add much to the conven
iences or tne port's business, it Is de
clared;
CALLABAS TAKES FIRST DIP
Ninth Steamer of Comfoot Plant Is
Floated on Saturday.
Shipbuilding nroarress at th V.i
yards of the Alblna Engine & Machine
works waaj featured Saturday by the
launching of the government vessel rl-
labas. This makes, the ninth steamer
tbe pat Into the water at the plant
of which William Cornfoot Is the pres
ident. Seven of the ahina hovt
been delivered to the government andJ
me eigntn win be turned over Tuesday
next, leaving but one ship in the water
not delivered. The Installation . of the
maenmery in the vessels has gone ahead
In keeping with the construction of tn
hulls. - It Is ex Dec ted that th cAAn-
peaK win be given her trial trln Mnn.
day. Mrs. T. M. Geoghegan, wife of
me assistant manager of the shipyard,
christened the Callabas.
SERVICE BUREAU TO CONTINUE
Government Plan to Assist in Find-
- Ing Men to Mali Ships"
Activities of the federal apa'-wrvlr.
bureau of the , United States shipping
board will not cease, now-ihat the war
nas ended, accordlnsr to T.lputnant
Jones. In charge of the Portland office.
instenn -it in tha iTnMoiinn r
V ' " " v-JCfcMWUJI LIIC ftUV
ernmeni to proceed with its program In
tne ruture as It has In the past. It Is
planned to extend the work of the bu
reau to the furnishing of able and com
petent operators for merchant shins
which shall ply the seas on private ac
count when the state of nermal business
shall have been resumed.
IPwill be the falm-of the bureau to"
suppiy tne Dest talent available In order
that the American flag can again be
restored to the. high seas. All-American
crews will be the catchword.
SHIP INQUIRIES RECEIVED
Private Parties Indicate Contracts
Will Follow Ban Removal.
Inquiries from private parties desirins-
to nave wood snins built have been re
ceived by the firm of Supple A Ballln
in the nast few days. The inaniries in
dicate that private Interests are anxious
to Mace contracts Just, as soon as the
United States government offers a clear
way for the construction of the ships.
The Supple & Ballm firm would have
laid another keel by "this time, and there
by been enabled, to build another ship
ror. tne government, had not water con
ditions lnterferred. The recent govern
ment order requiring stoppage of all
contracts, the keels for which had net
been laid, caught the pioneer shlpbulld
Ing plant Just as It was about ready to
Start work on a new vessel. The plant
will launch Its eleventh ship in a few
days-
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
To take on 1000 tons of paper for San
Francisco the wooden steamer Blandon
will be moved today from Municipal
dock No. 2 to the AInsworth dock. The
Blandon will proceed from San Fran
cisco for New York.
The government steel steamer West
Kyska, operated by the U. S; navy, will
leave port at 7 o'clock .thiaT morning
with, a cargo of flour., ,
The wooden ship Itanea, built by tn
Qrant Smith-Porter Ship company, left
port this forenoon on her official trial
trip. The vessel will make a 24-hour
run at sea, in accordance with new rul
Ings of the government.
To load lumber the schooner Celilo"
arrived " at St. Helens Saturday night.
Flour is being placed on board the
"General Baradter, one of the new five-
masted wooden auxiliary schooners
built by the Foundation ' company of
Portland, for the French government,
Inspection of the steel steamer Western
Belle, built by the Columbia River
Shipbuilding corporation for the govern
ment, has been completed by the local
branch of the federal Inspection service.
Assignments , are announced by the
federal sea 'service bureau as follows
D. Ticknor Of Salt Francisco, second
assistant engineer of the wooden steam
er Latoka; K. S. Sundblad of Seattle,
second mate on the wooden steamer
Itanca
Another chapter Is to be added to the
checkered career of the Ridewheel river
steamer T. J. Potter. The craft, after
performing her bit as a place of abode
ior employes or tne Mcuachern shipyard
Of Youngs Bay. will now enlov a sea
son of rest. The steamer will tofiay be.
towed to Portland, where she will re
main at her moorings until her services
shall be required otherwise. The T. J;
Potter is a camouflage of the pioneer
sternwheel river boat Wide-West, which
tn her day was the largest craft of the
kind operating on the Willamette and
Columbia rivers. In more recent years
and after the alterations had been made,
the Potter has been In service on the
summer season run between Portland
and Megler, the terminus connecting
wun resorts at isortn ueacn. wash.
Thousands , of Portlanders have each
year taken passage on the Potter on
this run, her spacious appointments
compensating. In a way, for the length
of time necessary to' make the beach
scneauie.
Improvements and repairs to the rov
emment ; dredge Chinook vwill cause a.
postponement- of her proposed trip to
unanesion. .. -wnere tne crart will
be used in harbor work for the gov
ernment. The dredge has been sent to
the drydock for cleaning, repainting and
Overhauling of her stern bearings.
Depth of water at the bar at Klamath
river, CaL, at low water. November 25
was 6 leet, according to Nautical Ex
pert uscar w. senwartz, U. S. N
" dePthof water on the bar at
1 " --- v.anra was
feet, at lower low water.
A red and black, first class can buoy
wtll be established today-in three fath
oms of water to mark the point of
the ahoal . at the lower end of Chain
isiana. ai me entrance or the Sacramen
to and San Joaquin rivers, Suison Bay,
, Buoy No. 2, at the-outer end of the
south -Jetty, . Humbott Bay entrance,
Cal., Js reported adrift. The buoy will
buuii aa - possiDie.
THff. OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. " PORTtA'Nb; SUNDAV : MORNlNaECEMBER ' i? 1918. t V f
(Concluded from Face Fear ThU Section)
VIRGIN A. BROWNV Canyon. Texst.
VIXfENT B. BIHKE. Dubuque, Iowa,
JOHN E. BTKXX8. Oraaga. N, J. i
THOMAS . i. CAIXE. Xantetack. Conn. .
EAHL T. CALLAHAN, t Chicaco, 10.
EIHVABD K. DA LET, PhUadelpMa, Pa.
JOHN W. DANIKU Dawwn. Ga. '.
HAKRT E. EIIMKE, Milaa. IB.
ERNEST. E. FOWLER,, Franlutoa, Texai.
J ESS K. 1. FOX, CireleiiJle. Texas. '
CLARENCE C. GIBHOX. Hudion. Iowa.
EIAWOOI GROVES. Wyoming Dl.
LAWRENCE T. CCRLEY. Jano. Tena.
WILLIAM A. HASSKI.QITI8T MfniMinnlli.
Minn. ... , , ." . . .
CLIFFK R HOLUS, Denrer CoL
JOHN E. HIU4iIN8. Superior, Wis. V
ABE JI.VAS, MadiMin. SUtlon, MiM.
MORRIS if. JOFF"EE, Jersey City. S. J.
GEOBOE C. JOHNSON, i Duek. Wi.
ROY A. Jt'STICE. Hudrcn. N. C. ,
MICHAEL LA WLOR. New Tork. ,
AMOS MACK. Pafenka, Fla.
GEORGE E. MARWLEs, Aiedo, 111.
JOHN A. MARTIN. Chicaco. IIL
MlFTEN MATTHEWS, Ance. N. .
KRNEHT E, MAXWELL; Ronnelwffle. O.
HENRY MORRISON. Hannli Okl '
v. HAKBY C'HAHLES HOPFEL. Jeney City.
BOGER M. ODONNEIX. Tlanville, Ind. .
MIKE G. 0DRECHEW8KY. Ford City, Pa.
PAI L G. OSTERMEYEB. Chicaco, IIL
RAYMOND H. OSWALD, Alletown. Pa.
KENDRICK E. OITLAW. Winnabow, N. C,
vRJl J'JPBJ PARKER, j Marble Fall.. Texaa.
EDWARD ti. PA11SON.! Douclaa. Neb.
GEORGE L, PETERS. , VanfaK t'tah-.
SAi hS:. TAETERS, Valle Fall.. Kan.
& L'lili K KE8TER, Smallett,- Mo.
lRRJ ADAMS. Eaat Lynn. Mo.
I'TIANK E. AMCHINE.i Philadelphia. Ta.
Cr ' - aijKKiwy?!. Mincer, Okla.
FRITZ BERGER Inn em'erseney addre)
iiWH1 M- BEaRY Cincinnati; Ohio.
HENRY BILLEB, .rroH. Iowa.
FREDERICK W. BLANKE, IUiopolia, IIL
WILLIAM E. BOHN. Darwin. IIL
JXHX F. BOOCK. Wesuide. Iowa.
JIMMIE W: BOW DEN; Cairo, IIL -
FRED H. BROKAW. Lapitta. Mo.
IfgORNI I BROWN, Marshall. Mo.
GEORGE BROWN. Lanapah, Okla.
5ii?fST. M- BITNTLEY, Putnam. Okla. ,
RV.88ELI, A. BI RCH, , Dayton. 111.
SIMON N. Bt'RKE Braham. Minn.
V,R8T I- CATLIN, Winterport, Maine.
VICTOR I. CLOCK. Minnepoli. Minn.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,;-- Vanfleet, .,'XIuw.
COMNEI. DEBERRY, Woobury, Tenn.
CARLILE.W. DEEL. Vicey. Va. I "
CHARLIE O. DKVACI.T. ;iendie; Mont.
ISAAC 8. DICKERSON. 8ulHn.m.
JOHN J. DRISCOLL. Eaut MoUne. III.
ARCHIE C. EAR8I.EY,. Herman, Minn.
CHARLES C. EDWARDS, Mempliia. Tcnn.
GEORGi: EH.ERS. Sheffield. Iowa.
HOSIE E1SON. Halls Trim.
LEWIS J. ELICK. Benton. Iowa.
ANTHONY J..EMMEUT. SansTille. Ohio.
CHARLES FI.AGEL. Bucynj. Ohio.
THEOIHKE FODNE8S, Mrnominee. Wis.
.. SAM FA8IER. Younir Wand. R. C, i
PARRY 8. FRYMOYER. Readinc. Fla. ,
FRANK Gl'GLIOTTA, New York. N. Y.
MA PRICE D. HANCO., Attitmtille. Pa.
JOSEPH F. HAPPE.-Carroll. Iowa.
FRANK J. HARTMANN. Jersey City, N. J.
JOHN W. ADAMS. Dublin. Ga.
8AM.AGNEW. Bathany. Miss.
SAM AGRAFI LIS, MancbesUS. N. H.
ARTHt'R BAKER. JWutmire. S. C. -
LAFAYETTE BI8HOTV Somemrille, .Tenn.
WALTER BROSHEARS. Newburc. Ind.
HENRY BLLLERK. Bailey. N. C.
LYELL L CABWIN-. ClarkTille. Iowa. '
ELLIOTT D. COR LEY, Okolona. Misa.
ALFRED W. COVER. Windham. Ohio...
LEE J. CCRLEY. BlackTille. 8. C.
JOHN J. DAVIS, New York, N. Y.
, WILLIAM J. DELANEY. Carbondale, Ta.
CIFFORD F. FRANCISOO. Corrallis. Or.
WILLIAM T. FREEMAN Dyersburc. Tenn.
W W. UKnTKY. arbon, Texas.
ALFRED GHILA RDl'CCI. Chicaco. 111.
HERBERT H. GIVANS. Sprine Lick. Ky.
CLIFFORD GREENWOOD, Pacaeoula. Mist,
BOB HARGROVE. Perkins, Ga
WILLIAM J. HELLMAN. Fort Jenninxa.
Ohio.
CLIFFORD D. HOWE. Greenwich, N. T.
RICHARD J. HOYT, Binehamton. N. Y.
RICHARD C- ISBELU " McDonochTille, La.
SIMON KIRK. Townereek. Okla.
JOHN C. IONG. Blira, Idaho.
JOHN J. IOTHES. I-owell. Ohio.
BERNARD A. M. LL'BBEN. - Lemars, Pa.
WALTER M. LCKIR. Ra-hlake. Wis. .
WILLIAM L. M'CABE, Whitehall. N. Y.
THITR8ER, MCONKEY," Mexron. Pa.
JAMES M"NEILL. Pemberokea. N. C.
HENRY M'SWAIN, Richtqn. Minn.
WARREN O. MARCY, S.nreane, Neb.
GEORGE It MARTINSON. Colman. 8. D.
HERMAN L, NA8AW. New York, N. J.
Gl'STAF A. NEWMAN. Bt. Paul. Minn.
CARL E. N1ELSON. St. Pant. Minn.
CARL R. "NORTHERN, Danville. Va.
WAI,ENTY NOWAKOSKY, Newark, N. J.
JOSEPH A. NOWATZKI. Mount CarmeL
N. J.
WILLIAM R. OVERTON. West Philadelphia.
Fa. . , ,
JAMES PRfETT., Pennineton, Ark.
JOHN E. SMITH, Erie, 111. '
GEORGE W. STOCKMAN. New Orleans. I -a.
PAl'L E. RW ANSON, S4. Panl, Minn.
REX W. WILLEY. Lyohs. Neb:
RANDOLPH HEAD, Mohapacfalls. N. Y.
WINSTON HORTON, Carterrille, Mo.
ANDREW L. HCEGEL. Jefferson Barracis.
Mo. .
CARL C. JAMESON, Hamilton. Ohio.
EDWARD KIRCHER. Chicaco, UL
ROY-J. LATTIMORE. Shelby. N. C.
FRANK LUCAS. OroriUe, CaL
JAMF38 F. MOCT E, JanesTille, Wis.
CLYDE MDAN1ELD. Bertrand. Okla.
VARDIE R. M'KINNEY, FayetUTille, Tenn.
CLAl'DE C. MADISON. Olin, N. C.
SARRISON MALbORY. Louisiana. Mo.
J. WILLIAM MOW. Barbercrille. Fla.
ift.BERT O. MYRTIK. Edmore. N. D,
FRANK H. PANTHER, Eex Junction, VL
HENRY B. POTTER. GlenTille, N. Y.
HARRY C. PRESSELL, Detroit, Mich.
ALEX ROGEBS, WUlocooehee. Ga.
SHERMAN I. ROWE. BelinscroTe. Pa.
MIDDLETON H.' SCOTT, Carterrille, Mo.
FRED SEACAT. Ashland; Kan.
CHARLES H. SHINGLE R, Ruffsdala. Ta.
JOHN C. SMITH. BoaderUle. Ark.
IJNCOLN A. SMITH. Attleboro, Mass.
OSCAR SMITH. ProximitT, N. C.
PKTER'PATTL SMITH. Elyria, Ohio.
FAYETTE C. SOCDERS. Raaon. W. Ta.
CLARENCE W. TERRY. Trenton. N. J.
HENRY ,. THOMPSON. Elkhart, Ind.
WELLINGTON TRUMAN, Oka, Vf. Ta.
LKWIS WEBB. Suwanee. Ga
Lf" CHRISTOPHER AGENT, Warerly, Ga.
C A cnPTrw Ai.t ironv nui m
WILLIAM M. ANDERSON, Fhoines, Mich.
ARTHUR N. BACON. RiceTille, Tenn.
LUTHER BANKS. Eerett. Pa,
CORNEY J. BARN HART, Lamar; Colo.
JOHN BASS, McRae. Ga. .
MARTLN R. BAZKR.' Mrmtiomerr. Ala.
ROLLY B. BBtTTON. Hayward. . Wis.
GEORGE C BROWN, Girard. Kan.
BETHEL BUTTS. SUTerpoint, Tenn.
BRUCE CHAPMAN, Fortuna, CaL
OLIVER J. CHAPPELL, WiUall,,- N.- C.
ANTHONY CHLADA. Chicaco, IIL
JAMES H. CLARK, Donaldson, Ind,
LINZY U COATS. Huntsdale, MoT-
JOHN FRED CHARLES, Eaa Clair. Mo,
FRANK B. COLLINS, Colorado 8prings. Colo.
BERNARD T. CRAGAN. Kincston. N. Y.
BENNIE C. DAHL, Tiroqua. Wis.
DAVID Kl DEE. Jersey City. N. 3.
FRANK A. DE LONG, - Council' Bluffs, Iowa,
NICOLA DICESA RE. Phtaburc. Pa.
ALBERT ,H. DIEFENBACH. Toledo, Ohio.
CARL R. EDGREN, Okaloosa. Iowa.
CHARLES S. ELLER, Taecert, Ta.
GROVER C. FENNELL, Colbelrille. Ga.
ROBERT FINNEY. Haxei ttell, nL
RICHARD FOSTER. Spracan. Ala.
HERMAN J. FRAN ZEN, Chicaco. IIL
CLARENCE FRAZIER. Blicht. Ga.
ALBERT GOSS, Washincton, D. C.
BENJAMIN F. -GREEN.' Perry,' Ark.
HERMAN GRINDER. HUltonia. Ga.
IKJLPHIE HADDOCK, Ramer. Tenn.
WASHINGTON HALL. Poncedeteon. Fla.
LEE C. HAMMOCK. Rickman. Term.
ROBERT HATHCOCK. Berrcrore. Tenn.
LERRY C. HICKS. Miami. Terai
WALTER F. HICKS, Nokomia, TIL
DUANE H. HJNMAN. Dayton. Iowa.;
HERBERT G. INNIS, MUford. Md.
WILLIAM L. IVET, Pierce Station. Tena.
SELMERG JENSEN. SheUy. Minn" '
ISAAC F. JOHNSON, Mathewa. S C
RAMON tf. KELLY, Brooklyn, N. X.
JOSEPH KOLLN, West Sinde. Iowa.
KENT W. ANGLE, Wirta, Va.
HUBERT L. ARY, Faltswoods, Tenn.
CHERRY M. BARRETT, Woodbury. Ten.
CECIL L. BA8T1N. Care City. Ky.
KELLY BATTE. OaksonriUe. K. C
WILLUM K. BOOTH, GoodlettariHe, Tenn.
i,ui-vi.ij tt. reiii, saTicenter, -Minn -.
WINSTON DAVIS BOW EN, Harwood, Texas.
WILLIAM J. -BUHI.. Baltimore, MdT
EDWIN J. CARTER. Carthace, S. D.
JAMES COLLINS, Bowley. Okla.
JIM E. COLLINS, rnionyille. Tann.
BAXTER COOK. Jarkon. Mich.
BENJAMIN J. COROT, Ayden. N. C'
; CHARLES Y U COX. Arlington, Ga.
- JOHN U DENTON. -Haydenburc, Tenm
ROSWELL H. DILWORTH. Montpelier. O.
ROY R, DWYER.- Lajudta. Cola.
ALVIN J. ECKLUND. Kincston. Itt. '
ARTHUR EDWARDS. Gaffney, S. C. .
- WILLIE KING -GEORGE, JDrybtaaah, Ga. -TOM
HAMLIN. -Yale. Ya. - . ,
EDWARD P. " EARN." iV)oa Iowa!
WILLIAM G. HARRINCS. Council Bluffs. Ia,
L, LANCE N. HATCH. Cmaton, :Ia
PATRICK i. H INKS. Great Barrintton, Maaa,
- nux.nv c. ii.iL.iu, jameatown. N. x.
DANIEL 1SOM. MiUm. Texaa.
JACOB J. JACK. Johnstown. Colo.
ALBERT JACKSON. CaterriUe. Ga.
THOMAS J. JAMES. Ioin. Maaa.
JOHN A. JOHNHON. I a timer.' Iowa. .
FRANK KAMPFER. Rensselaer, N. T
THOMAS F, KLNSELLA, Miaeoak. W.
5S"'; V.V.1a nue creek. Iowa.
EDWARD E. ARMOIR, Albany. N. Y.
k?.V5l.5D H, BAKER, Jackson, Mo.
ROV BENDER. tMnnn. P.
VIRGIL, E. LLNK. Comfort, Mo.
JOHN F. McIMJNALD. Efixabeth. N. J.' - I
EARL MctrER.-Bemidjl. Minn.
JOSEPH R. MAINS; Butler, Minn.
. WALTER P. MACES. SlaVtoa, Minn.
."JOHN J.-MEES, St Louis, Mo.
FOREST G. MESSNER, Applecreek, Ohio.
JAMES P. MTfXER.- Fresno, CaL i -
O ALE MOORK, PortUad. Or.
CHARLES C. MOORE ' Bullcap, Tenn. f. . , .
EARL HENRY MULL, PottoTiHe,. Pa.
f JOHN V. MURRAH, Streator. Texas. ' T
ARTHUR H. NEGLET. Lawrence. Ind.
SAMt EL NOISI ER, Lnray. Term.
JAMES ANDERSON. Millard, Mo.
ILMARI HEINE. Pelham Mauor. N. Y.
JA31E8 D. HEXrNGF.R. Elena. Texas.
JOHN C. HEXSHAW. New Yerk, N. Y. '
WILLIAM A.. HERMANN, Cottleyflle, M.
DUANE D. HURLBURT, '"Williston, Ta. ,
FRANK T. JACKSON. New Orleans. I.
HARRISON B. JACKSON. Coalfield. Tenn.-
SOLEOMAN JACKSONa FaithTille, Fla.
"THEODORE B. JACKSON. Whitehall, Wis.
PERRY E. JAMES. Steelrille. Mo.
REVENUE JAMES. Mf-dinan. N. Y.
RICHARD . JENIFER, Baltimore. Md.
' GEORGE H. JOHNSON. St. Panl. Minn.
HENRY JOHNSON; i Motnes. Iowa.
HERBERT G JOHNSON. Renmlaer. N. T.
ROBERT JOHNSON, South bend. Ind.
ALVIN R. KITTEI.. Weaubleau, Mo.
ROY I.1TTERAL. NellaTsle. Ky..
JOSEPH MA RSHAUj.", Wheeling, Vfl Ta.
EDWARD METZGER. Wilia. N. D.
NORMAN N. MILLER. Seibert. Colo.
CLARENCE E. MORGAN, Buntin, Tenn. .
WALTER W. MORROW. WHlowbarr. Okla.
' LF.it B. NABBOB8. Hickman. Tenn.
JOSEPH E. NELSON. Boulder, Colo.
SWAN E. NELSON. Rock Man. 111.
EDWIN OLSEN. Vireona, Wis.
MANUEL Q? PERRY. Gilroy. Cal.
ALBERT F. PETERS, Mountainburj, Ark.
JC88 I. POTTER. Snohemish. AVsih,
FRANCES E. ROTH. Al'entwrn, Pa.
ANTHONY- E. ROSENDAAL, LynnTflle, la:
JOHN D. SAWYER. San Anftelo, Texas.
JACOB J. SCILFER. New Hartford, N. J.
MICHAEL G. SCHOENHOLZ. New York,
N. T. , , - . .
ALBERT SCHUETZ. Newtrk. N. J.
FRANK C. RCHULDT. ElktiTer Burns. Minn.
JU8SE t. STOCKS. Wilmincton. Ark.
EDWARD A. 8TM'KSDALE. IuraTle. Mdl
EDWARD I. TRIMBERGER. Tomahawk,
Wis. -
CHARLES A. WEBSTER. Lowell. Mass.
DAVID G. M'ELCH, Thiefrirer Falls. Minn.
JACOB C. WELKR. Quakertown. Pa, P
WILLIAM M. WHITE, Chattanooca. Tenn.
W1I.UAM R. WHITE. Tlmrman, Ohio..
WALTER R. WOOD. Montgomery City. Mo.
GEORGE BERNARD WORTHGE. Milltown.
N. J.
LIGE WRIGHT, Cincinr ati.' Ohio.
DIED OF WOUNDS (PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSINO)
Bugler
ELBERT L. DAVIDSON, Buena Vista, Ta.it;.; Edward Hoeppner. Hemlock, Mich.; John
A IF n ( . 1 O. 11 1 . tl ,
Privates
. PHILIP U BROVOI.lt. Minneapolis, Minn.
WALTER IE WITT PERKINS, Kennedy,
".ANTON MALES kl, Dulutfi. Minn.
DIED OF DISEASE (PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MIS8INQ)
Privates
ANGE1) CONSERTE. Mahony City. Ia.
8TINEY 1ANIEL. Mahoney City, Pa.
SAMUEL DAUBERT, Easton. Pa. ,
WOUNDED SEVERELY
lieutenants John C. Curry. Union Springs,
Ala.; Constant Van Hapert. New York. N. Y.
Sergeants John J. Kalilke. Rock Island. 111.-;
Frank McMorrow, New Yt rk. N. Y. ; Lewis H.
Whittle. Batesbury, S. C. : Aubury H. Glidden.
Hartford, Conn. a.
'orporals Joseph Wilbtrt Fitch, BerwindT
Colo.; Tony Gallo. Gladstone, N. J. ; Emery J.
King, St. John. N. I).; Harry Jacobs, Quiney.
Maw.: Virgil McComas, G:en. W. Va.-, Waller
G. Morgan, Mountain Ash, England.
Cook Edward W. Griffin, St. Imis, Mo.
Prieates Harry ('. Inidley. Peru. N- i.Y. ;
Christopher Duffy, New York, N. Y. : llarry
E. Gsrrer. Rocoe. Mo ; Loui- flolden. Cb'caao,
111.; Alrtn E. Green. South Minneapolis, Minn. ;
Henry Green. Hartford. .'Conn. ; John F. ItntrtUJv
St. ' Louio, Mo.; John W. Ilarringtoii. ! Dallas,
Texas: Walliam A. Harris, Jr.. Richmond Col
lege, Va. ; James C. Johnson, New Boston, Tex. ;
Darid C. Jon, Venedo I'ea, Ohio; EdwanS Eu
gene Lane, Shelton, Neb.; Julias D. Larson.
Chasebiirg, Wis. ; Toward N. Loraine, Cfliesa
peake City, Md.: George McKnight, Philadeiphia,
Pa.: Philip James McNally. Brooklyn. Nr Y.:
John I,. Rowland,' Tishimingo. Okla.: Ernest
Tfa Terse, (.'assino Allesandria, Italy: Elra, Eld
ridge, Boone., Ind. ; Franklin Allbright, Crocketjt,
Texas; Wilbur W. Buck, Howard. Pa.; Louis
Cacia. Reading, Pa.: George Cloud, Sisnteton,
8. D. ; Joseph J. Cucrio. Astoria, N. Y.irLanc
Cuter, Davenport, Iowa ;- Frank Farrell, Bronx.
N. Y. ; Edward Fugarini. New York, N. Y. i Ion
R. Higgirm, Brockton. Ms.it. ; JSverett H. Jenk
ins. Mattapan. - Moss. ; George J. Love, Marine
tty. Jliciv.; mm jir(iione, weiw lora, . x.;'
Henry McCormick, Buckholts. ' Texas; Henry
Moori. Stroudbnrg. Pa.: Barthfloraew ffarcot-
ts. Eat Cambridge. Mass."; tirant A.: Nelson.
Maryville. Kan. ; Unza A. Shuffield, Lamasco.
Texas; John Smith. Ehrhardt. S. C. ; John H.
Smith., rafayettje. Kan. ; Thomas B. Smith. Bos
ton. Has.; James, R. Whiten. Hillsdaie.A'Mich. ;
Charley E. Whitten, Tslco, Texas. i ',
WOUNDED SEVERELY (PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED KILLED) j
Captain Ward Ellis, Coburg, Can. ' I -Private
John - T. . Haney. Moultrie.; i Ga. ;
Michael F.' lawless. Srranton. Pa.: uy E.
Marker. Marietta. Minn. ; John Scbulla, Al
pena, Mich.; SwantJe E. Swanson, Quick. ; Neb.
WOUNDED SEVERELY (PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSING ) 1
Cofporftl Harvey Cook. Greenville, Si C.
Privates Charles) - Benton Dugan, 'Muncy,
Pa. : .Ruby J.- Elston. Big Sandy, Mont:;. Juan
Gutierres, Las Vegas, N. M. ; Arceniol Sf.-Gnt-
lerrea. Walsenburg, (iolo. ; lieorge William Hor
ner. Fort Bitner, Ind. : Bradford Hutrhinson.
Jacksvnville,' Fla.; (Vilumbus Mack, Otta Mills,
La.i t'edrio J. Newby. Logansport, Indi; Jesse
A. Pruetlom, PetershMrg. Mich.; Roland Prich
ard. Inmsn. S. C ; Patrick E. Ruanei Grand
Forks, N. -- D. : Gust. G. Skardos, Alton. HI. ;
Arrid Tcrrie, Mountain Iron. Minn. Ea'rl E.
Wauah. Cincinnati. Ohio: ' Charles E.i White,
Sayre, Po ' . ' .'-if--! .. ,
WOUNBtD, BIOREI UnUSUHmiSIP
Lieutenants Paisley S. Crowe. Braintree,
Mass.; Harry M. Hess, .Chicago, 111.; John F.
Manly, . 'Brooklyn, N. Y. ; , Thomas Bailey, Ger
mantown. Pa. " - ' '
Sergeants Samuel r R. HUlard. . Rosebud.
Texaa; William- G.. Catrigan. DedharmJ Mass.;
Henry Frarore, Brooklyn, N.- Y. ; Deei Marion
French! Lincoln, IU.;. Harold. Kaplan, Brooklyn,
N. -Y. ; John W. Manus. Newark. N. J. ; Carl J.
Pursey, Carlloriir, Ind.; - Biagio Glbbi,i Arnell,
N. Y. ; Lemuel Kershaw. Atlantic City, ft. J.
Corporals Roy Montgomery, Danville. IIL :
John E. Flccning, Columbia,, Pa.; 4 Edward
Hayes, Lowell, Mass.; Russell Humes, : Watson,
IIL; Perley A. Baxter, Worcester, Mass.; James
T. Sayres, Donegal, Ireland. ''
Mechanic Byron A. Squires. Holyoke. Mass.
Wagoners Thomas F. Higgins. Mullica Hill,
N. J.; Joseph George, Utica. N. Y.; Oscar Hill,
Kansas City. Mo. i
Horacshoer Gustara A. Olsen. Waterbury,
Conn. - -
Cook John O'Connor, New York.
Privates Rudolph L A. Anderson, ' Kewan'ee,
Til. Joseph John Henry Rustin, Buffalo, X. Y. t
Lester O. Blair, , Camas, Wasli. ; Anthony F.
Burk, West Avoca, Pa.; Clifton H. Chambers.
Aspen Hill. Tenn. ; William B. Colville, Wichita,
Kan. ; Charles D. Daily, Curtis, Neb. ; John J.
Davey, Providence, R. I.; Henry Ltemolle, Point
Hainant. Belgium; Joseph L. Bennan, New York;
Walter E. Bishop, Hudson. Mass.; 8am -A. Bry
ant, Ferrum, Va.: Herman Colien, Des Moines,
Iowa; Clarence E. Collier. Martinsville. - Ind.)
William H. Cox. Creates, Ind. ; Vincenxa Fra
maachi. 'Rome, Italy: Charles E. Glenn. Black
Mountain. N. C: Joseph E. Ilunley, Ward, W.
Va. ; . James Maloney. Dublin. Ireland ; Joseph
Nichbl, Nosorrose, Italy; Alto C. Norton. Garden
Valley, Texaa; Raymond 8. Orff, Abbott Village,
Maine; Otis Schiinmel. Chicago. 111.; Tito N.
Stoudt, - Reading, Pa. ; Bartholijmew 1 B. , Sjilli
van. Jw York: Ray Turner, Rochester, Minn.;
Pete A. XenakiS, Tetania; Greece: Alfred J.
Dunnum, Leith, N. D. ; James L Fink. Allen
town, Pa.; Thomas' Fitzgerald, New Y'ork: James
A. - Fynes, - Philadelphia. Pa.; Andrew A. i Oar
nson, Creede, Colo. ; Joseph; F. Gayefski, ! Slia
mokin. Pa. ; Hards Goldstein, . New York ; Har
mon Hatchell, Hartsville,. S. J.; Fred Hebeisen.
Philadelphia. Pa.; Roy Hulgan. Goodrich Kan.;
Louis C. Hunter, Elyria. Ohio; Henry Mer.
Divide, Wyo.; Murray Edward John-tm. Falconer,
N. Y.; Panos Kakoyeanos, Krekeskion,' Greece;
David J. Kirby, New York; Jamea AJ Kiriacou.
Williams, Aria.: Sidney Sandstrom Klein, Buf
falo. X. Y. ; . Joseph Khiezynski, . Philadelphia.
Pa,; Elmer E. Koernor, Applet on. Wis.: Carl
W. Larson. Miller, Neb.; Joseph R. Lebloda,
Galveaton, Texas; Michael J. Letorner, Boston.
Masa. i James R McCabe. New York; Daniel
McNichol, Philadelphia, Pa..; John Mahoney,
New York: Ernest A. Massicotta. Springfield,
Maaa.; Paul E. Myers. Langstown, Ala.; ieorre
Vetera. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Elmer L. Phelps.
Greahara. Or.: Everitt Rsvmond HnlW v v .
Alvie Roaeland. Ettrick. W'ia.; John,F. Schneider.
Tremont, Pa. ; Glen Shoster, .Washington. - Iowa ;
John L Whyte, New York. N. Tt: Robert -Y.
Wood, Natchex. Misa.r Charlea R. Wyant. Cleve
land, Ohio; lrvin vT. Toung. Minot, ,N D
Harvard F. Chapman, Till Platts, La.; Fiederick
Aaiu. xiaiton, ww.; Kdwam Joseph Duffy,
------ -- -'. .. cuiMon, me rung,
Scotland; .Will Garrett, Tanner, vAla. ; Komani
Lorbiecki. MUwaukee, Wis. ; Robert B. Penegar
Philadelphia, Pa. ; Perry L. Pcruitt, Centerville.
avjbSH. jruui'o ocov., .iouc limine my, ss. Jr.
Alfred C. Sleitht, Vet-turc, KLu; Klm-r Solo
mon. Nw York, Y.; Paaquaie 8 pete, PhiU-
rlarnhia TA t
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
:, trtfSVIvUSLY - REPORTED KILLED!
Sergeant. Dennis A-hworth. Oranze. Tei
Privatae Edward MUardner, Hubbard Ohio;
ivm . nciujinrr, nayvuie. Bio. - .4
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
'. " nurwn i lu NIK-
. , ING IN ACTION .
Ccrnorals-r-Twitt Housl. Y tens Springt.
Ul. , '-n fVran Johnson, Detroit. , Mich. ; Wra
A. Rankle. Tork.' Pa. t. Frank I ; Hn.rli,i.v,
soutu iieod, r lud-i Uchauic ' Carl. David
Wbeeler PeckrUle, Pa. ; Cook JBoM E. Gower. i
Scraaton. Pa. : -
Pmatoi Earrt' F. Atrbeaon. ' OtUwa. Kaa.i
Wmi Bartlette. Bay City, Mich : Clarence C.
Baser. Ctereland, Ohio; Lsty BebU, Shamokin.
Pa.S PhiHp H. Blanchard. ChiBjco; James J.
Burke. Philadelphia; Richard. VV Cook. J-Jle
Pa. Texas; Willie Deaton. Linker. Ky.: John
DeEolIander, : Grand Rapids.- .Mich.; -Matthew
Francis Pempsey, Buffalo, N.' Y.; Everett P.
Dettman. Verdon. Neb. ; Jeff Emory, Glendeen.
Kyi ; Henry E. FonUee, Jlayward, Okla. ; Er
ne O. Franson. Missoula. Mont ." Thos. Sllll
land, Tillamook, Or.; Albert Hackenon, Westby,
Wis.; Schuyler M. Hane. Great Falls, Mont.;
The a. Hanssoa,' Bloom field, N. Y. : Hsrrcy Hsr
reB. Ancie, IjL; Eraaaler Hickman, Lombtrtoii,
N.. C: Jos. Hildebrandt, Winona, Minn.; Lkw
raace M. Hoffman, Iayton. Or.; Jacab i'. Hood.
Halcyrille, A)a. Herbert J. Johnson, Milwaukee;
Henry C. Jones. Washington, I . C; Edgar i..
Kb Mom, Seattle, Wash.; Cornelias Kramer, Kala
msoo, Mich.; Clarence, C; Lee, Delphi, N. Y.;
ltobt Calein Little.' Huntincton, W. Va ; Law
rence Lloyd. Reyno,- Ark. s - Fred M. . Lore.
Trout, La. ; Willard H.' . Lowman. Concordia.
Kas.; -Samuel M. IJwrey, Roine. 'Ga.; Ixrais
Mse-'tai, Santa Cru. N. M. ; Jno. M. Maiki.
Loraine, , Ohio; Kdw. MaVeon. Denrer, Colo.;
Joe Marlow. Hemn. IIL ; John Maracki. Head
ing, pa.; Chas. P. Miahael, West Aucwta, Va.;
John P. Mortell, HUbert. Wis ; Jim D. Mma.
Gordo, Ala. ; tie D. Myers, Kenney. UL ;
Michael Nicesla, Buffalo. -N. Y.; tleo. O. Ans
bauEh. Tipton. Iowa: Jas. F. Parks. Ripley,"
Misa.: Tony Parks, Lumber City. Pa.: Walter
G. Perkins, Rrooksrille. Ky. ; Oscar Peterion,
McKeesport, Pa.; Carter W. Rarey, Spokane,
Wash.; Andrew A. Rudney Chicaito: Edgar A.
Rupprecht. Juneau. Wis.; John Shelton. Man
chester, Tenn.; Wm. H. Smith. Arcadia. Fla.;
Ernest L. Sauers, Eagle Butte. S. D. ; Fay H.
Silencer, Toronto, Ohio; Otto P. IL Steuck,
Elktoa. 8. D.; Fred: E, Thomiwn,. Oneids,
Ohio; Wm. G. ThorwaH, Dunsmuir, Cal : El
nfer E. Vance, Virden. IU.; James E. Ward.
Fort Garland, Colo. ; Samuel N. Wheeler Jr..
Grand Junction, Colo.; Willie Witherbw, Gainet
rille, Ga.; Virgil H. Wood. Rockyface, -Ga.;
Armlna O, Younfl, -Independence, Or.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED
; FROM WOUNDS
Lieutenant James U. Mcllheney. Philadel
phia. . ' .
SergeantClarence S. . Chatfield, Cable. Ohio.
WOUNDED 8LIQHTLY, ' PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED KILLED
Prrrate Paul N, Anderson, Jamestown, N.
Y. ; Nazar Mudakow. McKees Rocks, Pa.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSINO
Sergeant Robert C. Wilson, Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Corporals Hariey C, Furnes. Gas City, Ind. ;
j Samuel E. Sykes. Sprine Hope, N. C. Privates
! Iliimer Alexander' Mnnticello, Ky.; George C.
Mrlnkrnan. aintfw. Mich.: Arnhanso I Idattl'
Summit Hill. Pai; Mack R. Gardner. Angler. N.
Maddena, Pomar, Okla. ; . Frank W. Maroz,
Waukesha. Wia.; Ionard S. Melton. Frultton
Ala.; John Oswald. Clifton, Ohio; Leonard F.
Paff, Wausaii, Wia. ; Charles Pierson, Clinton,
Ind
8ICK IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED KILLED
Private Earl V. LaLond, I'ontiac, Mich.
8ICK IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSINO
Private Adam Yanchie,. Port Griffith, Ta.
MISSINO IN ACTION
Lieutenants William E.' Brotherton. Guthrie,
in.; nenry t. Turner, jr., Seattle. Wash.: John
M- Foy, Berkeley, Cal.; Louis R. Rune. Spring
vsuey. . ; uwnr 4. uude, jr.. Xew York. N
T. ; .Hugh Broomf leld, Gladstone, re. ; Letcher
C. . Compton. Kirkwood, Mo. ; Thornton D.
Hooper, London, England ; Carl W. WcnUel,
Swissvale, Pa.
Battalion Sergeant Maior Robert C. Itnim-
mond, Paris, Tesss.
Sergeants I wrence V. Faber, Keokuk, la.;
Charles A. L. Hale, Chester. Wash.; Ernest H.
OstrandT, Wichita. Kan.; John C. Keller. Oak
land, i al. : t ornclms Joseph Rodgert. Niagara
Birdfboro, Pa. : I nuis Manxiano.' Jersey City
N. J..; John E. Morrow. Reaver; Pa.; Adam C.
Peters. Ada, Okla.; Alois J. Pkarda. Blooming
ton, Texas; James F. Stearns, Hallnvell. Me.
Conwrals Manscy B. Albin. Baiaetown. Ky. ;
William Howen, Chicago, III.; Walter H. Brock.
Ricfimond. Va.: Antonio Capulo. Peenxgrnve. N.
J. ; Stefen Caramieio. Cleveland. Ohio: Calmer
T, Clemmons, Supply. N. C: Otis. Frank Con
nelly. Jr.. Carlisle, l'a.; William Errington, Still
water, Ohio: Iwrence M Fitzmannce, Balti
more. Md. ; William J- tiwinner, Klkhorn, Mont.;
Patrick F. Haves. Buffalo. N. Y.r Thomas C.
Johnson, 8mithfield. N. C. : Ignatius N. Ka
rswrius, Chicago; 111. : Alsnn ti, Kendrick.. Deleon,
Texas; George H. Klinko, Appleton. Wis.; Fred
1. Morns, IjOU Angeles. Cal. : Fred Mulligan.
Janesville. Wis. ; Dennis B. Murphy, Waco.
Texaa: Charle M. Slurphy, North Adams, Mass.;
iroy Miles. Kansas 1'tty, Mo.;-George Petraks,
New York. N. Y : Walter Ray. West PoinL Ind. :
George Sorenson, Verdena, Sask., Ian.; Kmil
Spony. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Earl Teratus, Middle
burg. Fla.: ( ioorae W. Vandrear. Cleveland.
Ohio: Edwin 'Weston. Orange, N. J. ; Eugene
B Wood. Hpringdale. Moht. : Harper- W. Hero-
mincer. Dnquesne, Pa. : Ernest J. Jackson,
Knoxville, Tenn.; Carl V. Knizely, Toledo, O.;
William Ambrose Kunz. St. Iuis. Mo.; John
F. Oconnor, Mancliester, N. iL: Mehrin Elbert
Stenson. Glenwood. Minn. : James Wesley. -Coal
City. Ill ; Gary Wirns, Ixis Angeles, Cal. ; Iuis
E. Ambrico, New York., N. Y, : Nelson Chanple.
South Forks, Pa..; Marmin L. Cole, Brickhcurch,
Tenn.: Charlie W. Coleman. Mount Airy. N. C. :
Earl B. Cummings, ilttsburg. Pa. : Carl L. tMck-
tr.wn, Smithfield, N. C; John J. Gilson. Slar
rncco. Pa. ; 'Leland 0born llartman, Stanwood,
Michs ; Elmer J. Higgins, Newbern. N.- C. ;
Walter W. Kuenxel. Chicago, IB. ; Ernest E.
Ionard. Akron, Ohio: Paul Levin. Perth. Am
boy. N. J. ; James M. Ru--ton. Fort Worth, Tex. ;
Clifford M.. Sanderson. Noble, 111. ; Glenn Gar
rett - Yarborougli, Winfidd, Kan.; Jaon A.
Daigle, Paterson. La : Thomas P.- Gsllagher,
Schenectsdy. N, Y. ; Claude Hensen, Shelby, la.;
Paul Tilford.- Indianapolis, ina. ; Jens Jonn&oa,
Jr., Reloit, . Wis. ; George A. Kraatz, Greenwood,
Wis.; Joseph lMccm, Chicago, ill.: l.ynne v.
MUler. Woodsville. N. H. ; Charlea J. Morris,
San Diego, CaL; Robert B. Mynatt. Cincin
nati, Ohio; Herbert B. Norton, Ulysses. Pa.;
Howard P. Blaguit, Laconar, N. T. ; Jamea : C.
Hurst, Wetherford, Texaa; Francis J. Magrane,
Lynn," Masa. ; Joseph Lane Uerola, Mamaroneck,
N. T.: Alvin R. Mertz, AUentown. Pa.; William
A. Thomas, Griffin, Ga. : George H. Brown, Fair
haven. N. Y. ; Alonzo P. Dana, Nipomo, Cal. :
Victor E. Digby. Newberry. 8. C. ; Arthur ft.
East. Worden. 111.: Alva Clinton Gerard. Cyn
thiana. Ky.;-Edward Louis Moser, Darien, Wis. ;
Roy 8. Peck, Los Angeles, CaL ; Houghton W.
Speairs, Fort Worth, Texas; Steve Veitenheimer,
Sacred Heart. Tikla. ; Clifton Brown, Bolla, Mo.;
FTed L. Chambers, Jefferson. Ohio: Henry T.
Gowan. Duluth, Minn.: Floyd W. Paulns, Eiv-
hard. Ind.; August Peter Schmitt. Astoria. N. T.
Buglers Harry Snyder .Anderson, . Paola,
Kas.; Walter Szydlowski. Chicago, IU.: Walter
M. Gavin. Salt Lake City, Utah; Lewis Teddy.
Helena. MoflL; Frank A. Grady. . Anacenda,
Mont. '
. Musician Roy T. Evans, Pomona, CaL
Mechanics Charlea Kicinaki. Trenton, N. JV;
Alfred Nichols, Norwich. Norfolk, England:
Frank E. White Jr., Attleboro. Masa.; Burton
O. Eldridge. Carthage. N. T.; Benjamin Slater.
Baltimore. Md. ; Thomas Cameron, Seattle,
Wash.; Henry M. Maries, Warren, Ohio; Anto
nio Musto, La Cerno, Italy: Thomaa V. Sparks,
Elizabeth. N. J. ; Wilmer K. EllingWood. Grove
ton. N. H.
Wagoner Charlea E. Aldridge, Henderson,
Ky.
Privates Jesse O. Abies. Boliver, Mo. ; Wil
liam R. Ache son, Chewallah, Wash. ; Ylneenzo
Ads mo, Blair. Pa.; Harold Anderson, New York,
N. Yt: Domencio Angelucci. Bridgeport. N. J. ;
Harmon W. Allan, Yardley. Wash.; Rufus Bad
cett, Rombauer. Mo.; Wither G. Bailey, San
Francisco. CaL: Jiealy R. Baker. Leavenworth.
Ind.: William E. Baker. Dayton, Ohio: Hans
C Balke. Climax, Minn.; Jamag Ambrosino,
Chicago, Jll. ; Jerry E. Bell. Bailey. Okla; Frank
Cardiaco, Pietransiri, Italy; Create Carrai, 8a
niero. Italy: Gu't W. Cartas, Korinthiaa, Greece;
John N. Cattlett. Boyds Creek. Tenn.; Louis
Certain. Philadelphia. Pa.: Thomaa M Conner,
Fairmont. W. Va. : Clyde Copeland. Linton, Ind. :
Iewis J. Cosner, Camden, N." J. ; Harry L. Cot-
treil, Bluemound, IIL; Charlea Allen Creed,
Worcester, Mass.; 'John. Daidson. Maasid Cat-
rim. Ireland; Unas C. Dolk, Black.-liear. Ga.
Timothy C. Desmond, . San Francisco, Cal. :
Ixiuis Frozzo, Sandonato Ninia, Italy; Benito
GarcU. Ft. Steel. Wyo.; John A. Gates, Am
herst. Ohio: ' Elmer W. Goff. Rehoboth ' Mass .:
John L. Graf, Richmond Hill. N. Y.; Robert
W. Graham, Redding, CaL ; Aley G. Grasso,
ttndgeport, tonn. : r rea t,. untB. Huntersvtue,
Va. ; John J. Harris. Cornwall. England: Rosa
M. Heard. Logan, UL; I,awrenee E. Heberie,
Rock Island. IU. ; Daniel J. Heffroa, Cleveland,
Ohio; Randall Higgins. Waterloo. Ala.; Miles
Hollpway, Gothenberg. Neb. ; George L. Jackson,
Marion. Mich. : llilmer W. Jensen. SebastopoL
CaL: Carl 8. Johnson. Laramie. Wyo.: Marvin
W. Johnson, Ft. Worth. Texaa: George E. Joyce,
Han Franeisco. Cal. : Thomas J. Joyce, Dorchea-
ter. Mass.: John J. Junta, Lasalle, DL: William
ivanne, unicago. Jll. : Uernarol A. Keefe. Water
bury. Conn.; Leo F. Kelly. Palacioa. Texas:
Dale r Kerr. LafayetU. Ind ; Arthur R. Kin-
eaia. Monroe, WKh. : Percy U. K inner. Helena
Mont; John Joseph Kirby. -Philadelphia, Pa. ;
ueuoen iviein. aacuangniin, H. J. ; Joseph Klo
nowaki, iSrtroit. Mich.: Joseph B. Abel. Lewia.
ton. Cfn; - Ebert N. Amundson, Prairie Elm.
Mont. iV.'enaa L, Archbell. East 8L Lonia. 111.:
Glen McKinley Arnold, Perry. Mich. ; Antonio
Barilla, NewTork. N. Y.; David Real. Jamaica
Plain. Mass. ; Isaac L. Bedwell. Chester, Pa. ;
William Blaekwell, Tvertown. Miss.: '. Riley P
Brown, Springfield. W. Va.; Joha K. Branson.
Hicory,- Mwa. ; Calvin F. Bunch, Amery. Miaa. ;
Claude Burcbfieid, 4New TagwU,, Teaa ; Jasper
rails, N. Y.: Alfred J. Keimig. Eliraheth. N. J ,; rom.. i-a.; joeepn i ateuo. Aa-nim. Mont. ; in : M, , i, . ' . ravldson Rasle Ark :
SCl;trtHVtCtJSldrir?- vt"ntM' '"hl-nd'.-N. J. ; "o.J "sT" V,"' ' Antonio 11 AmXR.TlUynold;
Olaf Holt, Mount Veuion, Wash.; Jasper N. thardon, Ohio: Karl K. Chase. B-irlingtcn. t.;i , Y l nion K l-viward- P li-ns.1
Meredith. Conroe Texas; ' Hal Benjamin Mo- t."Perto Chave Magdalen N. M : J. C.lntm,. j Conn! : rhp 'iHat AuVd. N." J. ;
Whorter. lnion Point; Ga. ; Thomas Maiwell, Alva. III. : Joseph Ciaseo. New lork, N. T. : jh" i Imane Jerxev City N" J - Frank E.
Rteilaeoom. Wash.: Oajar E . Nelson. Elizabeth. Cerardo OepruMe Benevento. Jtalj: John De- Ksthome. T.Hed'o, Ohio; Ion'aU. Eirito. Incon-
N. J.; John t ourtney RosWell, Cmeinnati. tlhio; young. Little Falls. , V J. ; Henry I.. Pnmpy, irlnrf. i-hi.ti itlv Ker.at J m Rhine-
Alvin Jonker. Grand Haven. Mich.; Alfred W. Prince Edward IUnd. Can.; Chester E. IHmls... ,"J Wash.' Joseph FeinaS New York N Y -
iatmrr. Y-iiicago. 111.: rrana i.. sianmiiier. i siuwns. i-m. : tai r,mn. warren, iiino: jniin ri ..
K. Calloway. Hardwici. Ga.; GeergesC. Chaaey.
Alaska. V. Ta.; Hoy O. Clavnonl rn.H.K
Joha J. Clyaes, erjeyCity. K. J.;, Abner L.'
TiXJ-tsT sr V. " vonrey. wooksrUie.. Tana.;
H ?wl V!nt?h 'EaiielalrsL wia; Andrew
CornelmCraeeenL Pa.; Joaepa G. Corriveau,
VW U"lT' "'rty E- Crswforo. Whal.y,
Vik;: YZT Crol"bley. Philadelphia, pa. ;
IJr- CZ- Kj!nrvtu- OkU.: Alton T,
?mtr5r- Cliaries E. Dan-
Am alCH'- IVHsao. Cievriand.
Ohior Charlea p. Dunn. New Tork. N. T.: Ira
G. Dunn. yoodbridc..f N. J.; WUlUaa DVk
il?v M""7.-Mich.:.- Robert E. EdgerlyVsaV
vicka. Minn, ; WUBsm F. Edamrds. Ripley.
lml E 'EWrotr, Ithaca.. N. T.: Le-
Snd.8-51io, wxHaH. Cal; David M. Evans.
Hunter e.rtah; Guido FalanskL Racine
Prank. MonUuma. Ohio;, Dave Gal-
w' H5.forl. CaL: Timothy Galvin, Bronkline.
Mass.; Kmmiitn,! CimiMit.1. . nw-. u:.t. .
alter Gander. Cleveland, OhtorPhilip O. Ar-
; A " r""-; "swrga l". Averr, apantd-
Bellas. Halkitha, Italy; Ike Blut. New York. N.
Y.; 8tev Bukovski, Winber, Pa.; Hiram IL
Burchett. Creelsboro, Ky:.- Wilbur Cameron.
Easton. Pa.; Tony Capaldi, Philadelphia. Pa.:
Thomas Carlson. Tacoma. Wash. ; Raymond
Chmtman. Allentown. Pa.: Eugene C. Copaaj
Slick Rock. K-.: Nicola Corea. Catanxaro. Itkiy;
Howard P. Currr. McDowell. Ta. ; Arthur U
Dania. Chicago. IIL; Frank H. Dineard. Pitta
burg, Pa.; Augnstio TH Pietro, Aielll Psqulla.
Italy: Frederick D. Dobbins, Lyndhurst, N. H.;
Matthias A. Duoheck. Kl i,u u. !,.
y-n- Irovincetosrn. Maaa.; Casper Evana.
f"v. ""; "via i.. a vans, Lm, waan.: Oan
iel Francis Flannery, Tamaaua. Pa. ; Chart es
Leroy, Garringer. ArnoM. Neb.: Carl W. Hinson.
Rhuhert, Tenn.; Craig W. Hitchcock. Bejfa-t.
N. T. ; David "Holland, AtUnUc City, X. J.;
Joe W. Jones, Bristol. Tenn.; John Joseph Kelly,
Newark, N. J. ; Le,lie wanm Kren. Salina, Itas.;
Robert C. Leland, Forest City, Iowa: SUnislaw
i-njea, Amnruisra. l a. : Amsay J. Matott, - Barre,
TL; Jamea Meiik. Chicaarsi -sill. ElwTrl V
Murphy, Clackstone, fass. Francesco '- Mnto"
Kenosha. ' Wlv; Trlhn' P. Ptack, Chicago, Til.;
George Trablng. Baltimore. Md. ; Ervin Arthur
- .)iicii.riitu. n,. jfrwa; nene vanianauyx.
Itrtroit, Mich.; Henry C. Almaaa. LakMa, N.
D.; Arthur B. Barrett. Kunkle. Ohio; Howard
H. Bartlemay, Oblong. IU. ; George D. Calvin.
Green Ridge, Mo.: Pasquale Camoine. Terano,
Italy; Francis Campbell, Lacygne. Kan.; Ko'Us
Comas, Xew Tork. N. Y. ; Mariano ContL Sa
lerno, Italy; t Bedford' F. Cooper. Grernville;
Okla.; Walter Courier. Bloomirurdale. N. J.:
Jchp p. Crawford. Goose Creek. Texaa: Hrvy
W. Crouch, Clarksvllle, Texas; Harry J. Daub,
"ty Lrmis. Me..; John Delbene, Ssn Francisco.
Cal.: Frank Dimaio, Vcoianr'nA. lulv; Arthur
Donnelly. Pittsburg. Pa.; Thomas W. Evana.
Gaergwrle. England: Raymond Gault.- Electra.
Texas; Maroello Oazzoia. Hilldle. Or.; Fred
Green, San Francisco. Cal.: Frederick C. Haw
trey. Los Angeles. CaL: Frank Held. Shepard.
Ohio; Albert L Hibbard. Beloit, Wia.: Frank
F. Hodgson. Glassport, Pa,; Walter E. Holland.
Yantia. Texas: - John Franklin Hooker. Pine
Bluff. Ark.; Stanley V. Hopkins. Fresno. Cal. ;
Homer D. Houck. Yonngstown, Ohio: Ollit
Howell. Armory, Misa.: Walter Hunter. Ronnd
rock. Texaa; Newton A. Hurlbnrt, BristoL Tt.;
Arthur M. Husie. Penn. N. D. : Maurice' D.
Huffman. Cane Girardeau. Mi; Carl A. Jansen.
Copenhaccn, Denmark; Maurice Johnson, Vanee
bnrg. Ky.; C. E. Jonei. Port. Chester, N. Y.;
Eden W. Jump. Lewiston. Ind. ; Steve Kanerak.
Strnthers. Ohio; Joseph F. Kendrick. Albany,
N. Y.: William M. Ketcham. Amityville. N. Y. ;
Bert L. King. Essex Center, Vt.: Ured W.
Urschner. Buffalo, N. Y.; Fred A H. Abraliam.
San Franciro, (ai. ; James II. Adair, Sandusky,
Miclu: William W. Adler. Chicago. 111.: Gua
Aldrecht, Lansing, Mich.: Ilarnld T. Alexander,
Matrapan. Maaa. : John II. Altaffer. Montpelier,
Ohto: Emery M. Allen. Hacketstsnm. N. J.:
Charles Bauer, Kingstown. N. Y. : Maurice Bea
solo. Newhall, Cal.; William K. Brisgal. Dover.
Ohio: John H. Brown. Johnsonburg, Pa.: Jamea
H. Bruce. Paterson. X. J.; Franklin A, Burdlck,
0htemo, Mich. ; Otho C. Byrd. Lexington, Misa. ;
William M. Carey. Waverly. N. Y. : Burton R.
Carter." Warsaw. Mo.; Matthrw E. Carter. Haver-
Emmons, Brighton, IIL: Harvey T.; Ekers. Cleve
land. Ohio; Carl H. Engle. Don, Ohio; Albert
.1. "Brickson, Chicago, IIL : Irent Etchemrndy.
Buffalo. N. Y. ; William M. Evans, I'kiah. Cal.:
Anthony Paroehle, Bsyou Goitls. La.; Georee
Fields, Randolph, N. Y.; Roy Fuller. New York.
N. V.; Rocco Oallueel, Portland. Or.: Jubn M.
Gentry. Vesey. Texas r Henry F. Gerger. Isiv
ville. N. Gail Gibson. New Goshen.. Ind. :
Arthur Gokev, Indian Orrbard. Mass. : Ralph
WillUm Griffiths. tVffeyvUle. Kan.: Vincenxo
Griipi, Old Forge Borough. Pa.: John P. An
derson. Hackenssck. N. J.; William W. B'rch.
Chardon. Ohio; Henry " M. Ble.nket. Ncvria. H.
D. : Dean -Vendon, Fredonia, Kan.: F. J. -Can-,
onico. New Yort.- N. Y.; John M. Clark, I-ena-eonlng)
Md. : IrTed K. Cooper, Marrcllu, N. '.;
Henry J. Cronin. Providence. It. I. : John
Culkowski. Buffalo, N. Y.; Jam-w J. Cnrtin,
Jersey. City. N. J. : William E. IK'Wt;. , 8.rirg
field. Ohio: Herjry F. Dillon, Chirsg-j. III.;
Jcseiih J. lluby. Monroe. Mich.: lcrew EttAn,
Bellair. Ohio; Thomas Egan, Flu liing. Ih I. ;
Edom C. Falrchild. Russell. Moot.; Isnk J.
Hasheck. Two Rivers. Wis.,; Chartn II -ffner.
Greenwood; Pa.; Robert T. Inglis; Il-lena.
Mont.; IiCorard John; -Cnldwater. .Mich.: James
K. Roomidakis, San-Francisco,. Cal. ; Elmer A.
McAnley, Philadelphia, Pa. ; (Jeorge.A. tl'Neil),
Pradder, Pa. ;-Floyd G. Opdyke. Port Cplden,
. N. .J.; Carl A. Orr, Newark. Miio; Gust A.
Osborg Rockford. IIL : Joseph Ostroukk' tfleve
land, Ohio; Joseph Palski, Philadelphia, l'a.;
Will E. Parroti.. Sevierville, Tenn.; RobeH J.
Peach. Jamaica, N. Y.; Wfil Phari. Dardabell.
Ark.; Antonio- J. Pinsrd, Lilt.-lton. N. JL:
Edward H. Pitcher Jr., BmhkfieM. Conn.: DanM
I,. Pond. Alvina, Pa. : . Pablo IlcbrWiuei, , Fort
Davis, Texas; Cart, ttose. Thornwood, W.' Va.:
Frederick W. Ruoff. Han Francisco. Cat. : Ed
ward T. Ryan. Cazenovia, N, Y.: F.rrin Rchalf,
Wonder. Ky. : ' Seymour L. Schwartz, Chicago,
IIL; George Schwitxer, Black Creek. Wis. : Ray
B. Taylor, Juliaette. Idaho; Elzio L. Zimmer
man, Wuinsboro, Texaa; Peter W. Kropidlow
ski. Amherst Junction, Wis. : David IL 1-srtM.
Wescoville, Pa.; Edward F. Lloyd, Mrlrose,
Maaa.; Elbert E. Ixrtt. Salnda, S. C. ; Frederick
Lutey. Cornwall. Eng. : Thomas Y. Lynch. New
York, N. Y.: Robert F. Mellinger, ljo Anv
gelea, CaL: Charlea M. Mercer. Hasford. Fla.;
Anthony Memofaki, Uayaide, N. Y. ; Charlea
G. . Miller. Payne. Ohio; Joseph Miller, New
castle. Fa. : Exekiel L. Mills. Tuscola, Texaa:
TuUine Mttrovitch, Aew lork, fi. X.; tieorgs
W. Munahv. RimilU. Soray. N. C. : Jeff D.
Murohey. Wortham. Texas: Thomaa Philip Mur
phy, Cambridge, Mass.: Francis D. Quigley. Boa-
ion, Masa.; crnna r.awaru nauiDun, teveiana,
Ohio; August - A. Rebel. Pittsburg. Pa. ; Rufie
Reese, Dekoven, Ky.; Stanlef Saida. Glassport,
Pa.; George- Schaefer. Cleveland, Ohio; Joseph
Schardt, New I'lm, Minn.; Benjamin Schulu,
Avon, S. D.; Charley E. Schnltz, - Minneapolis,
Minn. ; Jagnes A. Hcott, "Wimer, Okla. : Nicholas
Hadaris.-Chicago.' IU. ; Dominick Simmon. Italv:
Henry C. Smith, Allentown. Pa. ; Cary Eugene
nneiigrove, nca opriogs. . v., nerman 11
Sobul. Akron, Ohio; Peter J. Solheid, New
Prague. Minn.: Jamea Seto, San Jose. CaL:
Wilson Sprawl, Ban Diego, CaL; Howard Stan
ley, San Diego, CaL: Joseph M. Steele, Canton,
Ga.; Leo M. Steele. Omaha. Neb.; Ewel E.
Stringer. Farris. Okla.; Hoseoe H. Stubbs, Hed
rick, Iowa; Ralph W." Sullivan, San Francisco.
Cal. ; Cecil W. Sutherland. Alberta. Canada;
Peter Ssostek. Cleveland, Ohio; Ignacia Szyman
ski, Hanrtrarock, Mich. : Ralph ' Turoo, Tacoma,
Wash. ; Charles " Turple, . WashougaJ, Wash. ;
Samuel Terrena, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Rem! A.
Vanhuylenbrouck, Douglas. Alaska; Charles L.
White. Elkhart. Ind.: George White, Jackson
ville. Texas; Robert Wilson, Osaka, Va.; Israel
Wolfe. Boston, Masa.; William Fay Woodward.
Yates Center, Kan; Carl Henry. Snearfish. S.
D. ; Phillip Herman. Atlantic City, N. J.; I.uh
bert L. Heyengn, Ridett. III.; Eddie J. -Hoffman.
Casteli. Okla. ; John J. Hogan. Ireland;
Iver Holmes, Danbury. Coun. ; Jacob iionig. New
York, N. Y.; Cart J. Host, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
Roy E. Howard. Decatur, III. ; Emil It. Hrneir.
Schulenburg. Texaa; Russell Hughes,: Huntley,
Mont.; Erwin Jackson, Everett, Masa.; Walter
W. Jackson. Owasso, Okla.; Isaac Jackson, Fin
ley, Tenn.; William Jaeschke. San Franeisco,
CaL; Frank James, Amagen, Ark. ; Milford A.
Jennison, Euclid. Ohio; Samuel T. Johnson,
Stockton, CaL; Ralph Christ Johnson. Superior,
Wia.; Earl D. Johnson, Dingle, Wyo.; David B.
Jones, Pennsboro, W. Va. : Stephen Kaatx. An-'
chorville, Mich.; Thomaa J. Kane. Philadelphia.
Pa.; Francia J. Kassik, Haverstraw, N. Y. ; Al
fred Kavency, Cincinnati, Ohio; William P.
Keener. Rabun Gap, Ga,; Carl Keldgard, Silk-berg-,
Denmark; Floyd R. KUlebrow, Austin.
Texas; Joseph P. Keller, Wilmington, Del ; Her
bert J. Kelly. Harrison, N, J.; William. Kenley.
Lexington, Maaa. ; , Edward J. -Kilmer, Albany.
N. Y.; Ralph M. Kilkdea, Leominster. TMass. ;
Joseph- 8. Kindnr. Wilkesbarre. Pa,; Ray Ku
patrick. Lester Prairie. Minn. ; Peter Klaasen.
Fon-du-lac. Wia. ; Roscoe Elmer Kohr. New
Cambra, Kan.; Dominie Konieczka, Hamtrack.
Mich.: Fraai Krausa, Spokane,- Wash. ; ' Gnatave
W.'Krneger, Hutchinson, Minn.; Robert E. Kry
selmire, Clarinda, la.: Joseph F. Lafteur, Hamp
ton, La.; Ralph Lamb, Heaferth. Minn,: Frank
Lambert, Long Beach, CaL ; Panl D. Lamkin.
Lecompte. La. ; Mill J. Lambert, Almena, Wis.;
George F.' Iince, Waleska, Ga.: Cyrtu M.
Ijtmtle,- Wiseman. Ark. ; Robert F. Langley, New
Bedford. Maaa. ; John C. Langlotx, Cleveland.
Ohio; Wiiham Lawrence.. London, England;
Pant W. . Lawaon. Johnson City. Tenn.; Frank
lren. Eagle Butte, 8. D. ; William C. Lewis,
Sedalio. Mo.; William E. Lhryd. Loo Angeles,
CaL ; George W". Mckrnnon, Lind -sy, Okla.;
Russell E. McManus. Bakersfield. CaL; Coma
Gay,. Clayton. N. C. ; George J. Gehring. Eliza.
beth. N. J.; Otto Goloy. La Salle, 111.; Otaranco
W. entry. Tacoma, Wash,; Otto G. Gerler. Ait
enbarg. Mo.; Barmy Giaquinto, Philadelphia,
l'a.; Harry Gidney, Troy, N. T. ; Frank C Oil.
liiaml, Tumwater. Wash.;. Phillip. Ginty.; New
York. N. Y : Hartay Olazabreck, Balent, Or.;
George W. G lea son, Camden, N. J.; Li on I),
Goff, Martina Ferry, Ohio; William J. Goner,
Norfolk. la.;- Jame O. Gooch. . Muikogee,
OUa. JaJke Geodnan. N't Tork, N. T.; Harry
.....:. :. .- ..7 .
UJo&lrich, Englewoot CiJAntofcjo-i
Morris town.? Pa,; V'smtTiaCTlancock. fane
Valley. Ky. : G rover Harder. Provo, Ark.; Ciena
Vast. Harlinger. Frankfort, Mo.: Horace F. Har-relson,-
Clinton. Okla.r- Andrew llarrlagloa.
Berkelev. SaL: lyouis W. Hatter, 1'ittsburg. Pa.;
Ira 4- liawa, PUUomeat, Ta. ; Curtla T. Hibbard.
Buffalo, N. Yw Harry A. Hoffmen. lUmburc.
Pa. ; Jacob A. Noilocft, Merlin Or. ; animo
Jaunlcei, . Perth' Am boy. ? N. J.5 Hjateiar - O.
Johnson, Ciiieago, 'UL r Jeorg J. Kellon, Eu
reka. Cat:; Harry Kraft. McKeenwrt. Pa.
Chria II. Krasa, Silver CRy, Iowa; David Clyde
Leror, Parvlile, Nv J. . Pierre Lesberanee, Wooa
socket, R. . L; Paul W. Ixng. Bridgeton. N.; J.;
Horace Lynam. Philadelplia, Pa.; Johnia Lyons,
IK-kport, Ky.i Francis Henry McCarthy. Xw
Bedford, Mass.; Julian E. McGrath, Corry, Pa.;
Francis McOuire, Jr.. Passaic. X. Y.r John J.
Mahoney. Jersey City, S. J.t IJoyd L Manley.
Moatgoaaery. Pa.; James J. Msnning. LoweU.
Maa.;philip Msrcuin. East Hamilton. -Oltio;
Andrew, Mastarredo, Kenosha. Wis.; Frederick
Miller, " South Akron, Ohio; George F.- Mixon.
Fairfax, H. C.T. Larson-H. Moore, Henderaon.
N. C; Aee H; Moricle, Reedssille, XV C;
George Maier, Gates, X. Y. ; - GiuKo Maloratw,
Madison, N, J.s Rock Marfio. Fre-no. CL;
Howard W. Milligsn.. EJ IVntro. Cal.; Cliarley
Xeely. Lawton, Okla.; Cuba 8. Naskar, - Den
ver, On, i Carl Y". Olson, Hock ford. IIL; Tasclloa
S. Papparallia. Teaeopeton Aegeallias, Greece;
Guisemi I'arent. Dl CaiptJ. Italy; Msrlu Peder
son, Dnluth. Minn;; WllUa- Penary, Pineville,
Ta.: John Perakia, Kerame. Greece; Thomas
IL Pullen. Pelham. Ga.; list Em-ry 'Pwrdy.
Onaway. Mich.; Lee R. Keid. Onion. Texaa;
George Ronyek. I.ecta. Ky.; Cyril Ropka, Shel
ton, Conn. : John J. Reynolds Xew York. N. YJ
Peter P. Rice. Hannaford. X. D. ; Isadora Rosen.
Xew York X. Y.; William L. Ryan. Cleveraiid,
Ohio-; Michael SanUAgelo. Morrtttown. Pa.;
A niello Saaso. Ash bury Park. N. J.; Thomas
H. Shaw. Wake lurrst, N. C. ; Tony 8liteto
vitchf Jersey, tltyj X. J. ; Gerga Washincton
Singleton. Lone MounUin, Tenn.; Wallace T.
Stellwagcn, Rochester, X. Y; ; Omat Stevens.
Tampa, Kla. ; Rex B. StuRx. Minneapolis, Minn.;
llsroia ll. Tyrell. Madera, CaL: John Yander-
New-rtnolea, MsrUn.. Mich.; Arthur V. Woestehoff,
raoien, jssixin,. aitcn. ; Artnur w. Woestenotl
Plttsburc.-Pa.: Ituke WMc'!arv. OcCall. Tenn.
Jessie McNeily, Hampton, Iowa f Robert McKera
lian. Bcllevue, I'. : Ernest W. Magunson, James,
town, X. Y.;oseih Maggiola, Xew York. X. Y.j
Clarence. J. Msihoney. St. Ixnii-". Mo.: Abraham
Mallioen, Thompson, Jlinn. Otta F. Matony,
Eden. Idaho; Frank J. Mambotirg. Chicago. IIL;
Samuel Arthur MandelKtern, Sonth Fork, Pa.;
Onofrio MancelHa. Molfctta. Italy; laanea Theo
dora Munink. Selina. Kan.: Anthonv Mau-msn.
iMrqokl'n N- llnrr Marea, Cleveland. Ohio;
f Nicola Marino. Calibria. Iuly; Joseph C. Mar-
Ohio; Andrew E. Paul Mayisow, Fairhaven, Tt,;
Frank IL Mensrdi. Philadelphia, Pa. : Frank
Winfiehi Morritt, Atchison. Kan.: Edward J,
C. Meyers, Lasalle. N. Y. ; Raymond Micheison,
San Francisoo, Cal.-f John A. . Miller, Lerattia,
Wis. ; Gordon G. M Inter, . Bodiaa. Texaa; James
A. Moon. Alberine. Va.: George W. Moore.
Mountain Island. Minn.; Noble L. Moore, Bloom--
iieia, Slonu; Alfred Horabito. New York.-X. X.;
John L Morgan. Han Pedro, Cal. ; Charles J.
Morrissy. Philadelphia, Pa : Henry Mqreau,- Paw
tucket. , R. L; Albert Morgan, 1'iUiton. Pa.;
Michael MoskowiU. Brooklyn. N. Y.: Julius IL
Hot, Utica. Mich.: G. C. Morgan, Chicago. IIL;
Jamea Morrison. Iarite rvill, W. Va.; -Harvey
If Mohler, Sacrametao. Cal,; PaMjukla -Muacillo,
Brooklyn, V. Y. ;. Powell MuJck, lloenker, Va. ;
John C ii a grave, San Francisco, Cal. ; John
W. Musser. Atkins. Va.; Jamea, Nation, Duncan.
Ana.; Steve Xavratil, Chicago. IIL; Iwrenca
Nelson, Moothead, Minn.; Ellis Nelson, Wakertda.
S. D. ; Oscar E. JSeloh, Patteraon. N..C.; An
tonio Xonnia, Ansonia. Italy; Erneat V. Nor
man, Weat Point, Ky. ; Peter P. Nurkowicx,
Toledo, Ohio: Albert Joseph , O'Brien,
Cleveland. Ohio; Michael J. O Connor. Chicago.
111.; Henry U. O Nell. Keiae, Texas; Conrad
Osterloh. Oakland, CaL; Angeln Otros, New
York. X. V.; Ernest T. Ball. Milton. W. Vs.;
Shirley Carnette Bartlett. 8tonewall. Trnn.:
Ovede Bayhem. Natal Bay. 1.; Lnd Bell.
Tokio, Ark.; Armfmrt Bettez. Phoenix, n. 1:
Howard Black. Mosheim, Tenn.; Robert M.
Blaney. Cleveland, Ohio; Arlie ISotben. Shirley.
Ark: Laurel F. oya, Wallowa, itr.;, James
Nelson Bradley, Chester, . l'a. : Albert Egbert
Brigham. Madison, Wis.: Jesse Brooks. TiniH
canoe tHty. IMiio: Fredrrick Ruck. Brooklyn.
N. Y. ; Joseph flodrow, Elixabrth.- N. J. ; Jamea
F. Burgees, Mesquite, Nev. ; Charlie P. Calla
han. Paris, Ark.; George Campbell Jr.. Cleve
land. Ohio; Pere Carlson, lomplllt. Sweden;
Fred Thomas Case. Grand Rapids, Wis.: Willson
G. Chapman. Ixunita, CaL; Henry Clark?. Hamp
ton. Tcnn. : Theodore Wells Coanery. Harm ny.
Neb.; Luke J. Croby. V-t J'hester. Pa.: Ray-
Robert Fowler, Slmnsonvtlle, Sx4 :.' ; Iwts Fro-
mal, Chester, Pa,; Charles tiaddes. . Ellanburg,
N. Y.: Walter P. Bibreaxh. PortenviUc, Ala.;
Samuel Goldstein.' New York. N. Y.: Antonio
Gomes. Canello Fa yal. - Portugal; Clifford T.
Graves. Iwig Branch. N. J.f Russell., Gregory,,
rdpton.vs. I'aui jI. liuuerres, .r resno, i u;
John J. ;Jahr. Ho mer, H.. I. ; Alvin A. Haas,
Ifaytcn. Ohio: Ernest Hauser. Tonawanda. N. Y. ;
Ar t Hiyea. BrlH.L . Tenn. : M. J, Healy. Farm
ingham. Mm ; Elmer Heffipgton, Bowling Green.
Ky : Hteirn . N. Helenek. . Haseth, . N, Y. ;
Virgil G. Heitzel. Monongah, W. Va.: Alfred Y.
Hendricks. I'hilsdelphis. Pa. : Clyde E, Hennon,
Or.: Floyd Hararick. Vesral, I'tah;-" tTliarlea A.'i
Harding. Gallup. N. M. ; Jobs Hattfield. Joplin,
Mo.: James J. Ilealy. Uoboken, N. J.; Vern I.
Henderson. 3L Panl. Minn.: Abe Herman,
Brooklyn; N. Y. : John II. Hood, Ellen wood.
;.; Bruce Hullihen, I.uame Mines. Pa.; Cody
B.' Johnson. Minolsi Texas; John F. Johnson,
Sunne, Hweden; Frank E. ' Johnson, Omaha.
N.b.: ilarry Johnson, Greenfield. Ohio; Oharteg
Kcosbre, Seattle, Wash. ; Shelton IL Keslin,
Sulphur Kprings. Texas; Angust A. Klppenhanmr,
Greenwood. Wis.;- Rubin I-evin. New York., N.
X.; Arthur . LypharOt. Tacoma Wash.; Fran
cesco Mandcrino. New York.. N. Y. i, Joaetih F.
M.H... Anirier. N. C. ! AthOrt. Matton. Oregon
City. Or. ; Emll- Mains, AbboC Texaa; Alexander
J. Matisik. Ainen. wis.; rreaenca. r' nan.
Oakland. Cal. : Francia" Marion AVayrhoff, Waynes
burg.' Pa,; Robert Maylield. Belleville, III.;
James-H. Maxwell, Greenfield,' Md. ; Harry J.
McKnight. Philadelphia; Pa.-, PhiHp .Nswtto,
Cleveland. Ohio: Kdwam I . .eeiDam. incainson,
N. D. ; D. V. uen. ItubbardH Texas; . O.
Ciium UitMUwn. Minn.: ' Ksrvstore Orlando.
Ratsof. N; Y.: Frank F. Ostrnm. Harvard, IIL;
Imbert. A. Omd. Chicago, lu.; Menrv srzam,
Momnt tilive, TU.: Dennis patterron, Elrid. HI. ;
Ohm I'arwns. Dryden, Va.; Iouis F, W. Panster.
Quiney, 111.; Everett Parr, Whiting, Iowa; C. A.
Pierce, Baardstown, III.; Harry D. Fhimroer.
it, irk Olneaime Pottier. Hookset. N. U.:
Edward A. Perk. tTetetand. Ohio; Burton Ray
Ryan, Cambria. Iowa; Joseph Seborosky,. Jersey
tnty.. N. J.; cnanea r.. sutrp, ouj.
i ....nn Rimnona New York. N. Y.: Joseph- C,
Strik. Thorpe. Wia.: John Sutter Jr;. Elizabeth
CHy. N. J.: Iyton Butties, neneca. n. k,.,
Hugh TougUill, Newark. N. J.: Harry A Walker,
"VrmoMnW rmviouaLT attPORTio-
WOUNDED SCVCRKLY .
Privates Louis D. Cbristakoa. Detroit. Mich.;
Angelo Pcdercinl, Tunnel nut. ra. .
RETURNED TO DUTY. fRVIOULY Rt
PORTED KILLED
Corpomr Raymond J.- White, Killer, Iowa. .
PRISONERS, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
KILLED "
prlvata-Joaerjh Bntmaa. Chicago:'-Fred A.
Hutcnins, Scranton, Pa.; Samuel W instead.
Spring Hope.N; C. ; - - - - .
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSINO IM, AOTION
Rerceant Isaac L. Eaves. Cluttsnooga. Tenn.
Corporals, Henry .O. Ballard, Lytton Springs,
Texas; Pierce Barrow, ReieeL Texaa; Leo B.
Dohn. Pittsburg, Pa.; Vern Enla Drake. Grand
Ranida. Mich,: James H. Itayaes. I'ltuburg.
Texaa; Herbert O. Hicks. Layland. W. V.; Jamea
A Kennev. Knoxville. Pa Wilbur Kern.. Allen
town. Pa.: leonard . Iisy. KalamasoO, Midi. ;
Ueorge Luther. Onlikoah, Wis.;' Lyford Calaway
Mitchell. San Antonio, Texas; Joseph A. lUbyer,
Fort Wright, Texaa; Caaimir T, RokickL Mil
waukee. Wia.: Bugler Harry Thomaa Lee, Ijt
etoss. Wis.; . Mechanic Clarence I. Simons,
Antigo. Wis. Privates, Oeorgs W. Area. Wort
liain. Texas: Harry-8. Bunce, Arbrrdeen. 8. G. ;
O-ear C. Cole, Adrian, Mich.; John J. Corbey,
Chicago; ' Herbert t'order. Nashville. Tenn.;
Walter A. Dalloge. Fergus FaUs, Minn.; leusseli
Davis. Saddy. Tenn.; Howard A. Dig, Decatur,
III.: Arthur Dixon, Henrietta. Ky. ; Johenaee
Fandnck, Maudlin. Mont; Edward A, Fisher,
Chicago; Harry l r lmt Breekenrtdga. Minn.
Charles, E. Flotey. . Coidwater. Mich.; George
Ford, Ixuisville. Sly. r Edward Francis. Green
wood. Wis.; Walter Friedman, Tills Ridge, Mo.;
Joun J. ueoar, ueanng. aana. : -rank, Gonzales,
Nacogdoches, Texaa; '.Nick Gregory. . Detroit.
M cb.; Charlie C. GrieT, Mabon, : Miss. ; Homer
w. Gnggers, Bpnng ureek. Texaa: Will lam E
Grimes. Alston, Ga.: Walter L. Hair. Forrast,
III.; Amos A. Hermanaoa, C apron. III. ; Henry
rtiiz, iiiot roui, lexas; uiarenca 4., Houndanl,
ort xmuge, lew a,
Eugene High Team
Beats Brownsville
Eugene. ; Or.f . Xov. , ? 0. Keeping; their
opponents bewildered by . their rapidly
shifUnf, and always drlvfng attack the
Eugehe j high school football team this
afternoon scored a 63 to J Victory; over
Brownsville Jilgh school on the Univer
sity of , Oregon feridiron. 'tV:i
It waa , clearly Eugene a i;ame from
the first whjstle and the slashing; attack
of r. Coach Kratx boys had - torn '1 the
Brownsville defense to shreds before
the first period was ended, ; The .visitors
fought, hard but were . unable to stop
the fast Eugene backfield. Beasonetie
and Hill. : Eugene backs, were the wut-
sUnding , stars ,of the game and tore
through - the visitors' line for gains of
f mnnri t!. Hankie. l,lidd,-n. Iowa: Crmrtea llsrnell.
5
rr
Fom to S-ardatiTn and again. Bes-
aonnetfa ;y orkr especially stood ouL.
i InvK -ht Its .yrttories over Browns- s -villa,
McMlnnyraa . and Corvallla hih
schools by decisive scores, Eug-erla has - -Issued
a challriK: to the wlnntrra: team .'
in tha Portland intarscholastlc leaa;u for
a game to decide the -championship Of :
tha"stata.'vt:: ' ' ' ,
TAFT SAYS THAT :
HE WILL NOT ACT
' ON COMMISSION
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1 .'V - . i - ' -
Ex-President Gives Out Interview -:
Stating He Would. Not Become
.Permanent Tribunal."
. Pay too. Ohio. Nov. 0. fLT. r.y-For
mer President Taft will not act as su
preme court justice of pasefeall, he Indi
cated in an interview iere'foday.
The statement followed an offer made
last Saturday by Hy N. Hempstead,
president' of the New York Giants, and
Harry Fjrasee, president of the ; Bostot
American league club, that' he : act as
one-man national commission In settling
baseball, disputea . j ,.,:
' "I have been asked to arbitrate a cer-
Ltain dispute as to 'the legality of certain
rexemptlon of baseball contracu and I
was very glad to be of service!. In this
capacity However, when the matter oft
becoming a permanent tribunal ; Is sug-
fested I could not even think seriously
fit,", said Taft: " .
TODAY'S FORECAST i V-.y
' Portland and Vicinity Sunday, fair; easterly .
winds. , i ,
Oregon and Washington Sunday, fair;, gen tie
easterly winds, increasing along the coast
, f OBSERVATIOSS i '
! '" 5 B t, Vlnd - -i. -
STATIONS aS z , 2,
' - al ii 25 J
Baker I 401 - 0'. . J HK) Clear
Boise 4fl ; . N' f'lr .
Boston ...... 48 It 14 W Clear .
Calgary ; 40 U i JCVv 1 1 leaf
CJiicago.i 42 (I 10 W Clear
Denver -.i4 O .. NE Clear
IV "Moines .. 6 0 SW .Clear
Eureka i ..... 6 0 .. N Clear
Galveston .... 52 ' 0 .. NW Cloud, -Helena
4 O 80 W Snow -vJuneau
.... 4. 1.10 . . K Rain .
Kansas .City. . 48 0 13 SW Clear
tjom Angelea . , B 0 . . W Clear
Marshfield ... 0 .12 .. NW It. elondy
Medford 2 O .. SW Clear . .
Minneannlia .. 4t O 12 NE Cloudy ;
New Orleans. . AS .02 -. . NE Cloudy
New ' Tork ... . 44 O 10 SW Clear '
North Head.. .5" ,24 . W Cleat
Takima- 5fl 0 . NW Clear,.
I'hoenixi 80 0 . . SW Clear - 7 .
Poretelto .... 8H O 18 NW Clear -
Portland ft ,.- .. W ('leaf
Roseburg .... ft .02 .. V Clear 1
Sacramento .. ft 0 ;. NW Clear
St. Lnuts . 44 O 14 HW Clear '
Salt lake . . . S O 8 Clear
San Diego ... 2 O .. NW Clear?
Han Francisco. H 0 . . NW Pt. cloudy
Seattle 52 .04 .. HE PL cloudy
Sitka . . .1 4H 1 . . ' . . ......
Spokane :...( 4fl 01.. SW Clear
Tacoma j S3 .11'. SW PL cloudy
Tatoosh Island.) .52 ,52.. SW PL cloudy
tVakiex ....( 80! .ls(.. O Snow 4 .
Walla i Walla. .1 54 O . . Clear .
Washington ..) 60 O . . MV Claar
Vinnipeg . . . ( 8 oj . . . W Clear '
t Morning today.
i.oCal data.! -
Portland. Nov. 80. Maximum Urn oe rata re. B8
degrees. Minimum temerature, 4(1 degree. - -
River reading. H . m.. s.l feet. f Clianga ta
last 24 hours, up .8 foot. - !
Total rainfall (5 p. m. to 5 p. m t . .on inch.
Total rainfall since September 1, 0.42 vnrha,
Normal rainfall since i Setitember 1 ,; 1 3 Inches.
Deficiency of rainfall sines September . 1, . 2.68
incnes, ;
-Hunriae. 7:X2 a, m. Runif: B ti. a.
Total sunshine. B hmrVs 27 minutaa. Poasibls
sunshine. H hours 60 mirrutas. '
.Moon rise, 4:43 a. m- Moonset. 2:41.f. m.
Barometer (reduced sea level) 5 b. ta.. 80.64
inches. - ? "
Relative humidity at noon. T8 per eetit, "'
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Tobacco Habit Cared
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