THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL", PORT LAND.- THURSDAY. DECEMBER. 26. 1918 ,
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tSS UN MAUt :
BY LODGE'S POINTS
IN EUROPE SMALL
Foreign Commentators Point Out
That fjroposals Fail to Con
sider Several Vital Issues.
MISAPPREHENSION IS SHOWN
Difficulty of Trying to Under
stand European Problems at
Long Range Well Demonstrated
1 By Joks r. Bats and Pasl 8U Mewrer
Special Cabl to Th Journal and Chicago
Daily Km
(Cnpyright. 11,18. by Chicago Dally News)
Paris, Iec. 2. Wide publicity hM
lieen Riven her tp the 21 point at
tributed to Senator Lodge, purporting
to b the peace terms of the entire
Tvepub lean party. They failed,' how
ever, to make any considerable impres
iilon, because they overlooked several
rtally Vital Issue. They reveal the
difficulty, say foreign commentator., of
trying to understand European prob
lem!! at Ions range. An-analyst of
Ft rat or Ixde;c's pomts shows not only
. a number of curious misapprehensions.
but some Important lapse :
1. The central powers are to return
indemnities. This has already been
i regulated by the armistice.
2, Iteparatlon for damages. This Is
.ejrulated by the allied agreement pre
ceding the armistice.
8. Compensation for murdered women
and civilians. This has been regulated
In the, same manner.
Would Violate -Agreement
4. The central powers to pay the cost
of, the. war. Thui Is contrary to ths
terms accepted by all the partle te
the agreement preceding the armistice.
6. Alsace-Lorraine' to be returned to
France. This Ignores the real isut
which Is whether the Lorraine frontier
.hall bo that of 1870 or 1814.
. Italia Irridenta to bo returned to
Italy. This ignores the real isaue.
whU'h In to settle the. dispute between
the Italians and Jugo-Slavs regarding
tlie'HCtuiil frontiers.
7. Turkey to be subdivided under al
lied protectorates. This fails to state
whether it means the old system of In
dividual protectorates. In which case It
would bocome necessary to decide how
' to portion It between the various claim
ants, or whether It means a new system
., of placing It under the protectorate of
' the league of nations.
. The Dardanelles, to be under the
control of the allies. This Is subject to
' the same objection as the foregoing.
9. Serbia. Albania, Uoumanla and
Greece to be given territories according
to the aspiration of the inhabitants
f those countries and their races and
languages. This is too vagus to have a
practical meaning.
Real Issues Are Ignored
10. Poland. Csecho - Slovakia and
Jugo-Slavla to be independent and com-
. prlae all districts Inhabited by a major
ity of Poles, Csecho-Slovaks and Jugo
slavs. This ignores the real Issue as to
who shall have the disputed regions of
Ianuig, Lerrtberg. East Prussia, Flume
snd the region between Bohemia and
Croatia.
11. Hchleswig-Holsteln to decide Its
" own status, and the same as regards
Luxemburg. SchJeswig and Luxembur-
sre .real issues, but Holstein never has
been.
12. Order to be restored in Russia and
precautions to be taken against Ger-
man encroachments. This amounts to
favorjng war with Russia, which Is one
of the greatest problems of the moment
arid one that requires the deepest con
sideration, first regarding advisability
and second regarding practicability.
13. The German colonies not to be
restored to Germany. This lenoros th
rear issue, which is what shall be done
wim mem.
11 h, I . . . ...
" nn ana Helgoland to
be under the control of the allies. The
same objection applies here as In No. 8
15. The treaties of Brest-Litovsk and
Bucharest to be abrogated. This bas
. already been done.
Foar Proposals Approved
The navies of the central powers'
101-be' turned over to the allies. The
tame objection applies as In No. 8. It
falls, moreover, to state whether Italy
-r UI- guswoisTs snail nave the Aus
trian, fleet
H.: The central powers to be dis
armed. This has 'already been prac
tically accomplished. aa to Tnrkav i.
garla and Austria, but Is contrary to
the IIles; present, policy regarding Ger
many, which seems to-be to allow Ger
many to keep her arms to a certain ex
tent to prevent the spread of Bolshe
vism and other disorders. Disarma
ment haa not been , ordered in Ger
many's case. '
Senator Lodsre'a
which concern. the occupation of por
1..?' enemy ten-ltory until the peace
conditions are fulfilled, the fate of the
ex-kalser and other enemy criminals
an international arbitration andtomi
porary control of raw materials by the
; te reconsidered aooeptable as far
Charles H. Leisure
.Of Lents, Aged 76,
Died Christmas T)ay
. of Charles Henry i8ure
was held from the Holman parlors this
fumopn Rev. Levi Johnson ottlclat!
cemetlr IfT1?, W9T Multnomah
cemetery. Mr. Leisure u- . v ,
Indiana, and died Christmas mornine-
Lenta foTiS0, 7e' - r2n
Lents for 15 years and until recenUy
"sacuTi aa a carpenter. Three sons
survive him i f; R-r- Y. Mi A. T
ars.sI U4 UU diy.
Virde Vivian Sibley
1rda Vivian Sibley died Christmas
day from pneumonia, . She was In her
sixteen, year and resided with her
parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sibley, at
, 4 Macadam street. Mlsa Sibley was
born In Colorado. Funeral services will
be held at the Holman chapel. Third and
osimoa streets, at 11 a. m SVldev -
uwnnent win p m Multnomah ceme
tery. ,
Alaska Inspector-Appointed
Seattle. Dec 16. I. M hi tk,
Ji Sommers. of Fairbanks, Alaska, who
. Is here today, announced ha ha re-
celvsd notice from Governor Thomas
Rlgga of appointment as mining - In
spector of the northern territory. Som
mers Is known to almost everr "sour
dough" In Alaska and the Pacific coast.
THE ROLL OF HONOR
(Continued from Fin Seven)
NICHOLAS ' A PEL. Rolling Stone. Mina.
OCHTAYE AL'FMKOLK. New York.
HEKBEBT W. BABBITT. Assonit. Mass. --ALEXANDER
M. BALFOUR. Emmond, I
JOHN W. BAHKEK, i mnit-ville, 8. C
WILET L. BARMOBE. Marietta. Us.
JOHN E. BAT. Finland. Russia. -CLARENCE
RERGLLND. Moilne, 111.
PRANK BERRY. Uioversvill, N. I,
CAMIEL BOV ION. Marshall. Minn.
WALTER BOYKIN, Murchison, Texas, i
PAIL P. BRADEN. Ingkrwood, Cat.
OLKMIC fiVltO. Everett. Wuh. -
Harry c ci.abk. Caiton. n.JR
IHADORO COLELLA, Altria Prov. Italy.
DANIEL LKE OLLIN8. Peacock. B. 1.
JOHN CPTHBEHT COLL1S. PoUt. Neb.
F.RVIM CRANDALL. Rock Elm. Wh.
CHARLIE M. CRAWFOHD, Seageville, Tex.
WILLIAM CREWS. Portland. Or.
JOMKPH CRIMEN I. Pittsburg. Pa.
CIIAKLKS CRUMLEY. Germantown, N. T.
WALTER CZESAK. Toledo, Ohio.
JOHN r. DEMP8EY, Kansas City. Kin.
GIOVANNI DEROSE, Prov. Incoe, Italy.
JOHN A. DIAMOND, Brooklyn. -V Y
JOSEPH M. DODO. New York.
BERMIARD M'BBK, Jordon. Minn.
DOM EN ICO FINKIXI. Veneveute, Italy.
. CHARLES A. FOL, Temple. Pa.
JOHN DAVID FLLTZ, Alb. Mo.
BENJAMIN GALLON. Kovel. Russia.
HAPY GEORGE. !aro. B-ria.
VALENTINE GRAFPL tJlooUn, Philippine
Island.
HUFC8 MACK CROCCU. Hnddleston. Vs.
CARL I. HALLBERG. Lywkil. Sweden.
CHARLES J. HALLBERO JR., Ftaahint,
. Y.
KARL HATS. 'Byron, Nrb.
Kill KL UOraPAriR. Indian Ha Too. La.
MICHAEL K HOiMES. Kilkenuy. Ireland.
JOHN C. IIOHMER, Cininnati. OHM.
ELMER J. HYDE, Elkadrr. Ia.
TONEY J ANNETTE, Philadelphia, Pa.
LEE 1L JELH'K. Mineral Point, Wis.
RECBEN C KARPER, Canton, Ohio.
VICTOR KAt'MA. Pndaajanl, Finland.
FRANK C. KELLT. Belmont. Ky.
JOHN KELLY, Wincheater. Mam.
JOHN A. KELLEY. Northampton. Pa.
JOHN H. KEH8LINO, Caatleton. Ind.
CLARENCFi KIMBLKR (no town shown)
CARL H. KLAUS. ChlUlroUie. Ohio.
JOHN H. KLINE. SoroerrtlK N. J.
PETER K08HIEL, St. Cloud, Minn.
. ALIK KL'KLOHKY. Ralpbton, Pa.
EOWIX C. IJiMPfa. Oreland,, Ohio.
HENRY K. LARSON. Roraii. Minn.
ALBERT P. LATKNDUKHttK. IXlluth. Minn.
I A K it Y 1.AZAHI H., Natrona. Pa.
JOHKPIt BAKHK.I. CleTcland. Obio.
DARRELL O. BEITER, NawcomeiBtowa,
Ohio.
TONY REN KM. RomreH. Pa.
WALTER . BOOTS, Bloonuwltrh. Ohio.
RUDOLPH U. BROO, Chicaso, 111.
GUNNER -O. BROOEHEN; Chieaco. EL
ERNEST I. BCLLLNGTON. Vandalia, HI.
ORE8TA CAIOLA. Cheater. Pa.
LAWRENCE CAaflAMASSO. Ontrcnt. Italy,
FRANK CA8TAGNA, Cleelnm. Wash.
THOMAS V. CONTE. Brooklyn, N. Y.
J A MEM M. COBTELLO, Waterbury, Cons.
PETER DANTE. New York.
JOSEPH DK FAZIO, PHtsbnrs, Pa.
AUGUST M. DELEtTLES. Minneapolis.
GEORGE C. DOHCH. Mrriden. Conn.
CLARENCE II. DRUM. WiUesbarre. Pa.
ENGEBERT. Brooten, Minn.
AUSTIN A. ERNEST, Gettysburg. Pa.
YLL1 8 II. FELKER. SDrinrfield. Mo.
JOSEPH P. FITZ PATRICK, Rochester, S. Y.
WILLIAM 1. UK.NTHOLi. warren, unto.
WILLIS GILL. Blnff Sprincs. Fla.
FRANK OITTEMORE. Boston. Masa.
FELICE IT. OOHCf. Rome. Iulr.
THOMP tiOSTOS, Thevia KokU. Cn
BENJAMIN GOTTLIEB. Mobile, Ala.
CHARLES J. GULD. Newoort. N. H.
FRANK V. GRAEBER. Sionx Rapids. Iowa.
FRANCE GULMONU. Minneapolis, Minn.
FRED OU13IANO, Kono Pro.. luly.
MASTIN f. HALLKRAN, Seattle, Wash.
JOHN F. IRVING. Peoria, IlL
MAX R. JABLINSKE, Clereland. Ohio.
CHARLES M. KEENO, Latrobe. Pa.
STEVE KIKOS. Hamtramck, Mica.
JOHN E. KRINER, Morris. Pa.
WILLIAM A. KRlUT. Eugene, InL
BPENCER LINTRIP. Memphis. Tenn.
WILLIAM A. LEWIS. Boyne City. Mich.
RAYMOND W. LOSER. Lebanon. Pa.
HARRY MALLIBON, Raton. N. M.
1XUIS MARCOTTE. C-ot tonne rt. La.
LEO McCLELLAN. Atlas, Mich.
Gil" UcGHEE, Westpoint, Ga.
OLARCNCC T. McLAUQHLIN, Seattle,
Wash.
THEODORE B, ACCHEY, Schuylkill Haven.
Pa.
EUGENE BARBAS, Bterl Larton. N. 8..
CHtf.
WILLIAM O. BLANDFORD, West Ixmls
Tflte. Ky. ..
EDWARD BOWEN. Bbeyboyjas, W is.
WILLIAM T. BROUGHTON, Monroenlle,
f 'VrED M. BROWN. Lot Anseles, Cat .
MIKE CEGERSKI. Detroit, Mich.
JOHN T. CAPERN. Fort Edward. N. T.
' fTrxrrxt e rniint.rTt. Rnrllncton. Colo.
iiwvpu a n CHARLTON. Pittsborf, Pa.
CiUESEPPE CHUILLE, Osatnins . N. X.
JAMES 8. CHILTON. Losert. Okla.
WILLIAM CUTT8. Windsor. Pa.
FRANK J. DALEY, Osaining. N. T.
MACK DIVK8KUY. IMIOXI. "..
FRANK J. DOMBKOWSKI, Brooklyn
N. Y.
ZACK A. CiREEN. Frsnklin. Tenn.
HAROLD HAGAN. Philadelphia, Pa.
WILLIAM W. N. IIOWELL. Genera, Ala.
uuETiE-iiir-v v prTEllS. Phlladelohia.
ST a a OVlJ tv. as. a. - - r - .
LEE H. PETTENGILU Thomaston. Maine.
HARDIN XL A. FHIPPB, Othello, f. C.
HENRY O. POORE. Pnlaaki. Va.
EDWARD C. RADLOFF, Nigara Falls.
WILLIAM McK. Robbins, Hih Point, i. C.
ANTONIO SAVILLA, Waltham. Mass.
HOWARD V. SHAKER, Canton. Ohio.
GUERINO SINIBARI. Carep, Italy.
RUDOLPH TALMAN. New York. N. Y.
HERMAN TTMM, Falrbury. 10.
PETER O. TONER. Philadelphia, Pa.
uiNTM TURRIDT. Plymouth. Pa.
HENRY JOSEPH VIDEAU. San Francisco.
Cat.
WILLIAM A. WHAT. Wtrtx. Va.
JIM G. WELCH, Bryan, Texas.
HENRY WEISSENBACH. And. Mo.
JAMES L. WHITE. Madison, Mo.
JOHN 8. ZARKZWSKI. Chicsro. EJ.
1FH ar VcI.F.nn Klnsfisher. Okla.
GERHARDT L. MUELt.ER, BurUngton . Iowa.
NATHANIEL A. OWENS. Traer, Iowa.
ANGELO ARENTE. Stateo bland. N. T.
ELY A. POLLAK, Browarville, Minn.
EUatNI M. poMlNOY, Takima. Wash.
WILLIAM C QUAINE, Detroit, slieb.
KiTMflMI OI'INONES. Brooklyn. N. T.
HANS ANDREW , RAM3TEAD, Viscount.
Easkatcliewan, Csnada.
EDWIN R. KEEN, Winn, Mich.
PAUL REFRANO. Btooklvn, N. T.
CHARLES J. RIEMER. 8U Louis. Ma
1IARRV A. RHTNDERS. Red Hook. N. T.
t; RAY DON C. RICHARDS, Ausable Forks,
New Tork.
DAVID ROACH. Chester. N. T.
STEFAN 8AR JLIJI, Lebanon. Pa.
JOHN W. SATTIZAHN. Tinton. Iowa.
ARTHUR OTTO SATZGEB, Jersey City. SJ.
FKE11 bCHADE, Arlington, Minn.
EBIO A. 8CHALL. Hardford, Conn.
HOMER A SCHILLING, Shiner, Texas.
JOHN K. SCIENCE. Vonitia. Pa.
RALPH 8COGNA, Abbattiggio. Italy.
ROBERT SINGLETON. Burlington. Iowa.
ARTHUR SMITH, AmarUlo, Texas.
JOHN A. SMITH. Kingston, Ark.
, WILLIAM L. SMITH. Matthews. Ind.
ANTHONT' 8TACHEWICZ, Buffalo, N. T.
WALTER SUMMERS. Indianapolis, Ind.
ABRAHAM SYMBOL, Brooklyn, N. T.
EDWARD TIERS AN. Chicago. HI.
EARL TUCKER. Providence. R. 1.
GIACOMO TUMBARELLO. Chicago.
ELI.1S TYLER. Bnies. N. O.
HARRY G. VAN WAGNER. Norwalk. Conn.
ALBERT WALTER. Kert Freedom. Pa.
JAKE M. WASaENBURO Vairty Sprint
South Dakota. - -
CHARLES J. -WETS. Geneva, Wyo,
MILLARD F. WETZEL. Hulburry. Tenn.
LEWELLT F. WILLIAMS. Walnut Park. Pa.
SHELBY WHON. Coimar. Ky.
LESLIE W. WORTHY. Jerseyville, IU.
ERNEST R. TATE8. Dukedom. Tenn.
HCOH T. YORK, Ritehey, Mo.
RAYMOND LAWYER. Middleburg, N.
WILLUM H. LE1SERMANN. Higblandtdwa.
Maryland. ' .
CLIFr ORD ADOLPH LESAUE, KCW XOrg,
HARRT N. LOSS, Tnla. Okla.
JOSEPH W. MeANDREWS. New Tork.
WALTER kloCORMlCK. New Tork.
DENVER P. MARTIN. Mannmcton. W. Va.
MARKO MARCH. Votnit. Austria.
AURED R. M ATTTN OLT, Mattlngly ." Ky.
WILLLAM H. MACT HE. Kimberly, Wis.
GEORGE E. MOLANDER, Brooklyn. K. T.
AMOS MORRISON. MoGttf fey. Ohio.
ANTONIO MORONO. Italy. '
ALBERT I MOBSMAN. Greenville, Pa.
PETER M. MCRPHT. New York.
FRANK NEISON, Alliance. Ohio,
BEN N IE NORMAN. Montevideo, Mian.
RUDOLPH OTTO. Chelsea, Mich. .
CEASAR PELIGNANO, Italy. .
DANTE PETROCELLL Italy.
BIAOGIO PEZZlXI.O, Italy.
THOMAS T. PIERCE. RtcbTUle. Mo.
MICHAEL POPEK. Brooklyn, N. T.
ROMEO PORSIE. Italy. - .
PETER RAN DACAVAGE. Sussia.
LOUIS P. RKAUX. Lafayette. La.
HARRY REESE. WILTON JUNCTION. Iowa.
WILLIAM M. RICHER. Rosebud. Moat.
ROT V. ROBB, Goldfield. Iowa.
CHARLES A. ROBINSON. Manassas, Ta,
JOHN E. RORRER. Demeros, W. Va. -
TONY ROTELLA, Italy.
COLBURN RUDO. Seattle. Wash.
ADOLPH H- SCHENKAT. Freedom, Wis.
MORRIS I- SCHULMAN. Brooklyn, S. T.
NUXH A SETALLILO, luly. .
DEW ITT U SHARPR, Griswoldvule, Ca.
JACOB SHERBEL. Russia.,
HF.RBIEL SHERRY, Mayport. Pa.
JAMES B. SHORT. Bycamore. Va.
RUSSELL ROSCOE 8HOTT, Lebaooa. Pa
MARTIN J. H LATTERY, Nw Tork.
THOMAS SMITH. New Tork.
HENRY O. STARTZ. San Antonio. Texav
CHESTER BILL RTIRTON. Effiogliam, Kaa
FRANCIS WAYXASD STRING EB, Detroit,
Texas. " ' """" ' ...
MARIANO . TATARKH, Jjrimley,-Jsjcn.
JAMES E. TIPTON, Waco, Texas.
NICOLA TEN ABA. Italy.
Night List
Washington. Dee. 2. In the li't of carnal-
ties made, pnblie last night there are the names
of 2144 men. Home of which are names of
members of the marina corps. - The casualties are
divided:
Killed in action S3
Died of wounds ..................
Died of accident and other causes ....
iz I hDl.
a I
Died in airplane accident .............. 3
Died of disease 202
Wounded severely SSS
Wounded (degree nndetermined) ....... 680
Wounded slightly 71 348
Missing in action .................... 141
Total
!144
ARMY CASUALTIES
KILLED IN ACTION
Captains
HOWARD E. HAWKINS, fiyracvse,. N. Y.
VICTOR H. NY8EW ANDES, JonesriUe. Ind.
Lieutenants
JOHN B. CREEDON. London. Ohio.
BEVERLY D. EVANS JR.. Savannah; Ga.
rVIIXIE GRIGSBY. Lost Creek, Ky.
ALBERT GURTLOCK. Newark. K. J.
WILLIAM JEKSUP, Seranton. Pa.
PHIIJJP EVANS. Chambersburg. Pa.
CARL J. STOCK. Niagara Fall". N. Y.
DEW ITT COLEMAN, Tensity, N. J. '
HAROLD L. FISKK. Rock ril le Center. N. Y.
LLOYD T. CRUBBB. Orange. Texas.
LEON HERMAN HATTEMAR. Montgomery.
Alsbama.
PAUL a HERTBELT.. Denver. Colo.
FRANK SIDNEY LONG. Fort Hever. Mass.
W. B. TURNER, Garden City, Ji. Y.
Chaplain
WILLIAM DAVITT. Holyoke, Mast.
I.EE T. ASHFORD. East Joplin. Mo.
PETER ADM A PARDY. Utk-a, N. Y. .
ARTHUR WILKE. Mtlwaukee, Wis,
PERCY COOK. New York.
AARON I. PRICE. ItiiladelnWa.
SHERMAN RIPPERDEN. Omaha. Neb.
ELMER K. WOOMER. Meyerstown, Pa.
JACOB CfMlPER. PrrsibjrB. Mich.
LEVII JOHNSON. AyrT N. D.
RAYMOND WRIGHT. Fairview. W. Va.
PAUL DICKERSON, Monettc, Ark.
OTIS I. JONES. Warrenttm, Mo.
IX)UI8 EMMONS LEEPER. Molino, Mo.
EDWARD W. J. LUKDTKB, Miiwankee.
DELMAR PEXELL, McConnelbviile, Ohio.
EDWARD M. PORTER, Salisbury. M.
ALBERT J. ROBARE, Chaaey. N. Y.
CLAY M. ROBINSON. Dayton. Ohio.
NKTT. M. MOEN, Stillwater. Minn.
CARL W. PERKINS. Rutland, Tt
FRED LEWIS PERRY. Denver, Colv
WILLIAM K. POOLE. Ashboro. N. a
AUGUST PRCHtTLLA. Chicseo Heivhts. TTI
FRANK 8CHUMBACHER, Calumetriise. Wis. j
TONT STABIJ5. Gralake, Mich.
TRACT i W. STAHL. Fargo, N. D.
RALPH A. TAYLOR. East Orange. N. C
WILLIAM TROUTMAN. Sharon. Pa.
JOSEPH WHARTON. Olypbant,. Pa.
HOLLAND J. ANDREWS, tyselton. Pa.
GEORGE BIRLIRAKLH. Wheeling, W. Va.
NATHANIEL BLANCHAP-D. Delmar, V. T.
FRED BOHNE. Rnfaln, N. Y.
CHAUNCEY C. BODKIN. Farmland. Ind.
ERIO BRAOLIY. Portland, Or.
JOSEPH BRAZEAU. Providence. B. L
BAM BUCHMAN. St. Louis. Mo.
PIOTE CALA, Ietroit. Mich.
JAMES CARVER. Nofwich. Conn.
ANDREW L. CARNEY, Dover. Tens.
HARRY CASEY, Baltimore. Md.
JAMES W. CHEEK. Georges Creek. Texts.
JAMES COATE8. Ringgold, Texas.
HAROLD COHEN. Yonkers, N. T.
HARRY M, COHEN. New Bedford. Mass.
SIDNEY E. CR08BT. VilUge Springs. Ala.
FRED C. DANNENBRING. Ireton. Iowa
CHAS. if. FORREST. Veedersbnrg. Ind.
MERRH.L N. GUI' HALL. Schstfield. lli.
RALPH E. HANSEN. Eggleston. Minn.
EMORY P. HOAR. Brockton. Mont.
ORAMELL K. HUNTfJN. Portland. Maine.
STANLEY B. HODGIN8. Toledo, Ohio.
HOMER J. KELLY. HaseldeU, IlL
MAX COLRBY. New Tork.
BILLIK LAMBORT. Corrallis. Or.
WM. A. LEACH. Kansas City, Mo.
EDWARD A. LYNCH. Girard. Pa.
CHARLES W. M'CLOCD, Marion. Ta.
JAMES M'GCBN. New Tork.
IXIRSET M'NEER. Brockton, in.
HERBERT W. MACKMEB, Collins Center.
N. T.
JOHN JOSEPH MAHONET, Rockland. Msee.
BATTI8TA MANCA880LA, Mono I-ake. CaL
ClAUDE MATHEUSON, Sibley. Mich.
jam iK meheust,-Gary, Ind.
MAX KOL8BY. New Tork. "
DIED OF WOUNDS
Oaptal ns
ARTHUR E. ALI.TN JR., Hastings. Neb.
ASKEU E. TOUNGDAHL. Redwing, Minn.
Ltasjtananta
URBANE F. BASS; Fredericksburg. Va.
LISTER BROOKS. Chestnut Hill, Pa,
CHARLES H. BURNS. Boston. Mass.
HERBERT CLARKSON. Rochester. X. T.
JAMES E. GELMAN. Rochester, N. T.
EDWARD A. HOFFMAN. Detroit. Mich.
EDWARD N. LIEBOULT. Pulton. N. T.
PAUL T. SETTLE. Unadilla, Ga.
JAMES J. SEXTON. Kansas City. Mo.
CLINTON K. COBURN. Loa Angeles. Cel.
HARRT C. HANLEY. Detroit. Mich.
GEORGE HOWARD. Hightails, Si. T.
OARL A. JOHNSON. Georgetown, Conn.
WARREN E. ROBINSON. Brunswick. Mo.
Chaplain
CHARLES D. FRIEST, Chicago. HL
Sergeants
HAROLD M L DRAKE, Trent. N. J.
LONNIK GREEN. Sugarland. Texas.
MARK J. O'CONNELL, Pittsburg, Pa;
5S57iT,J-JlAIXETLocl'hrt' Texas.
EDWARD RINUS. Plymouth. Pa.
MILLARD G. WALLACE. MulUa, Texas.
Corporals
CHARLES BONHAM. Delaware. Ohio.
GEORGE W. BROWN. Shullsmills. N. O.
BERNARD L. CONLON. San Francisco. CaL
HAROLD I DUVALL. HiUburn. N. T.
ISAAC L. FLEMING, Grass VaUey. CsX
W.ABP,J- fRASEll. 8pringfield. Mass.
JOHN GILLIN, Brooklyn. Ji. T.
BERNARD J. GlIRL. Ho address.
AUGUST B. HOLDAM. Chattanooga. Tenn.
CHARLES KREKLEW8KI, Milwaukee, Wis.
HARVEY MILLER, Baldwin. N. Y.
ANDREW P. PARRISH. McCuUucb, N. C
EDWARD SANDERS. Brenham. Texas.
EDWARD F. SANDERS, Brenham, Texas.
ROWLAND HALL HTF.VKVSrw n.-.--
Ohio.
THOMAS O. CATE, O'Conee. Tenn.
NELSON CHARLES KELLY. Detroit, Mich.
ROBERT J. MAHER, Chicago, 111.
WALTER J. PHILLIPS. Buffalo. N. T.
JOHN C. REED. Altona. Kas.
LESLIE L. ROBINSON. Shafter. CaL
THOMAS M. ROSE. Independence, Va
EDWARD H. SCHMITT, McKeasport. Pa. '
WILLIAM VOGEL, Chicago. IiL
FRANK WELLNITZ, Emporia. Kan.
Bu.ler
LARUE A. FLEGEU Ocean Grove, N. J.
Mecrianlcs H
ROBERT B. DODSON. Anona. Trias.
ARMAN V. STARR. Raleigh, W. Va.
wVeaflOHf
ARTHUR N'ELSON. Chicago. 111.
Privates t
CHARLES H. BOLDT, Golden. N. T.
MCHOLO BRIZZI. Milwaukee. Wis.
CHESSAR W. BROWN, Paragould. Ark.
PATRICK FLANAGAN, Jersey City. N. J.
ALBERT W. FRET. Conege Point, N. J.
AGRIPPA H. GROVER. Menomosie. Wis.
WILLIAM J. HE1DEN REICH. RockfonLIowa.
ORAL T, HENDERSON, Cottonwood, Aria.
PETER B. KOSTIN E, Syracuse. N. Y.
VINCENT. LOMBARD. Brooklyn, Jf. I.
MORRIS PENN, Waltbera, Mass.
GEORGE ANDREW TYSON. Pariah. N. T.
STEPHEN VE8ELKA. Danbury, Texas.
ALEX K. ADWAN. Headton. Okla.
CHABU:S BALTREMAS. Chicago, IlL
. WILLIAM T. BEACOM. Great Palls, Mont
. GEORGE H. BENNARD1S. St. Louta. Mo.
. HENRY A. BERGHERR. Stateu Island. N. T.
ANDREW BEST. Gotdnboro. N. CL
WILLIAM M. BINKLEY. NashvUle. Tenn.
FRANK A. BLASCHKA, RhineUoder. Wis.
ALBERT V. BOLLINGER, Greensburg. Pa.
HOMER A. BOONE. Seaboard. N. C.
JOHN PRESTON BOOTH. Allen, 8. &
lAtKAisis tsusttECK, UtlonUine, Kan.
BERNARD A, BOYLE. Cumbote, Pa.
FRANCIS J. W. BUXCE. San Anselmo. CaL
FRANK CAPONIGRI. Newark, Jf. J.
WILLIAM H. CHAMBLESS. Oran, Texaa
WACKLAW CIESLICKL Erie. Pa.
SAMUEL M. CLARK. Lancaster, Pa.
WILLIAM DE CARNIS. New York.
HERMAN DIKEL. Bristol. Conn.
GEORGE DORREES, Brooklyn. N. T.
MICHAEL D. EN RkGHT. Rankin, Pa.
VICTOR C. FALL8. Fayette. Ala.
MILLARD M. GATES, HUkboro, Or..
RAY R. GREEN, Globe, Aria.
MATNARD F. HAGERTY. Corning. N. T.
EBERT HALL, Logan. IlL
CLARENCE R. HARRISON, Sharpsburg. Pa.
EDDIB HASTINGS. CenlerTille. Miss.
HAROLD BENJAMIN HELGERSON. Brook
lyn. N. Y.
JOHN D. ISRAEL. Gray. Ky.' !
DAYTEE JOHNSON, Woods a. Or.
STANLEY KARPINSKI, Taeoma, Wash. .
- HAROLD U. KEN NET, Faribault, Minn.
LOUIS K. LANIKJRAF. Shebojgan. Wis,
, LAWRENCE E. LARSON. Spanish Fork.Utah.
LEO LEVY. Brooklyn, N. VT
HERMAN E. LEHWALD, MUwsukea, Wia.
HARRT LEWIS, Cincinnati, Ohio. .
DAVID A. LORING. Weiisrilla. N. T.
CIARENCK W. LUTZ, Iioca.ter, Ohio, t
ROBERT I- MARLOF Sheridan Laae, Colo.
GEORGE B, MEADE. WiUesbarre, Pa.
amil nave, Motine, IlL
.n,-T:.T,.v I ' ftvnt , s.
VlXCENTJbV FICARU. uethbo-
TTmn W PBITCTT. Cleburne. Texas. "
' WARREN VI. BXAKSECKER. Skidmore, Ma,
nrArwCEY F WIUnK. Erie. Pa.
GEORGB W. SCHAFFE Prttsf ieid. Mas. I
ROBERT C STRONG. Jackson, 31ms.
JOHN SWAN SON. Great Falls. Mont.
JOSEPH A. V1KEN. Sacred Heart. Minn.
ROBERT GWINN. Slirhicsn 'I'ity. Mfes.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AMD OTHER CAUSES
.. Castaln J
HENRY P. SHCPE. Cleveland, Oslo.
Ltewtenants
HENRY CLAY THOMPSON. Winchester. Ir.
CHARLES F, CADWALKDER, Oxford. Neb.
CLARENCE D GEHRING. Campbell. Mo.
JOHN A. ROSE. Oncrad, Ma
CORPORAL FRED X. PUNK,
Whitens ren.
RAvn I.FAHER RALPH N. DAWES. Haver.
Mass.
MASTER ENGINEx.it EUBtKT U. KktBUN.
Pavaic. N. J. . -
CHAUFFECBfHERBY Lv JOHNSON. Ed
more. N. I. , -
WAGONER CEORGE O. PARRETT, Seattle,
Wash. .....
Prtvats)
JAMES M. CARROUa Minneola. Texas.
JAIX1B JOHMANN. Newsrk, N;J.
JOHN 8. KENNEDY. Elkhart. Texas,
ROSCOE MORRIS. Hazard. Jy.
DIED M AEROPLANE ACCIDENT
Lieutenants
MATTHEW U CAHiLL. Montclair. N. J.
CHARLES T. EVANS JR.. Germantown, Pa.
WARREN B. LEONARD, Cresten, Iowa.
DIED OF DISEASE
. - Colonel .
JOSEPH B. WESTNEDUE, Kalamazoo. Mich.
Captains
LOTJ1S PRESTON, Chicago.
HARVEY L. THORPE. Loa Angeles, CaL
L.iautttanta
CLARENCE F. CONNOR. Detroit, Mich.
MILES M. PARMLEY, Urksna, DL
CI.ARF.NCE IL WHITE. Co hem, N. Y.
HENRY MORRILL ATKINSON. Atlanta, Ga.
HAROLD W. BURNS. Gary. Ind.
EDWARD G. HENRY. OU City, Pa.
SAMUEL W. IfODGE. Loa Angeles.
CHARLES A. ROBERTSON. Portland. Or.
ROBERT LEVEBT STEFFENSEN. Smith
Til If, Texas. . .
rHIUP IL WILLIAMSON, Mount Washing
ton. Md.
JAMES W. AMSPECHORT, Apache. Ok.
WILLIAM B. DE LEACH JR.. Camden. S. fj.
ARTHUR F. C TOCSSANT, New York.
NtlTSsM
ELIZABETH N. WElMANN. JUddon Heights.
N. J.
ESTER AMUXDSON". South Montevideo,
Minn.
SERGEANT MAJOR CARL H. SPOLAKDER,
Brooklyn. N. Y,
Esrgssnts
3. WILLIAM DANIEL, Barnett, Cs.
ORBRA FAIR. Potean. Okla.
MAURICE IRWIN. Carbon. Ind.
SAMUEL C. JONES. Greensburg. Ky.
ROSCOE ASHLEY. Louisville. Ky.
HENRY A. ABART, Lincoln. Neb.
WELBY IL CRANG. Clinton. Okja.
I.YMAN GOEN8. Bedford. Ind. i
LEO J. HA UGH. Pittsburg. Pa,
HOLLIS HOOKE. Haverhill, Mass.
SIDNEY KATZ. Albany. N. Y.
JOHN E. KRAPP, Lancaster. Pa.
HAROLD P. NEEL, Pittsburg. Pa,
WILLIAM FRANCIS O BRIEN, Amastmry,
Mas.
I'ARLETON M. PATRIOUIN. Wsverrr, Mass.
w 1 1 .1 .IA . F-HLANCES UL1NN, muaaeipnia.
WILL SHAW New York.
CHARLES W. SMITH, Ingnront. Colo.
JOSIE WESTON. Fort Moultrie. 8. C
WILLIAM H. ALLEN. Seattle, Wash.
ROBERT J. CI.AMPITT. Salem. N. J.
JOHN WALTER COBB JR., Charlotte. N. C
JAMES CUNNINGHAM. Highland Park, Mica.
CORNELIUS DKISCOLL. Buffalo. XS. I.
EIjSA L. GLENN, Houston, Texas.
WILLIAM L. GROVE, Eggertsville. N, T.
ANDREW E. JONES. New Orleans, La.
WHiLlE T. PARKS. Rogers, Ark..
CLINT REDMOND. Mercer. Pa.
EMANUEL R. 8CHLIFFKA. Canton, Ohio.
iit.M . BH18TEK, Newton. Mass.
CHARLES QUIGG. Eauclaire, Wis.
Corporalt
NH,E9 C. CLARKE. Hartford. Conn.
WILLIAM S. HYATT. Barnsville. N. C.
SYLVESTER V. McKENNAN. Lincoln. Neb.
ARTHUR TEO.EMCYER. Rnnnylde. Wash.
BEPRT DELL BAKES. Buffalo. N. T.
JOHN UUNLEY. Ho Hen, Ma
JAMES G. IRWIN. Coronan. N. T.
FRANK PEACHACEK. Brooklyn. N. T.
CHARLES F.. ROTH. Worthington. Ind
CLIFTON WIER. Story City. Iowa.
LESLIE E. 'DRINKWATF.R, Sabattin. Msina I
DANIEL I DUN WOODY, Msron. Ga.
HORACE EALEY, Samaria, Wis.
WILLIAM M. FLANDERS, WaptUB, Wis. '
JOHN W. GAT. Pasadena. CaL
ANDREW V. GERKE. Brockton. Mass,
THEODORE P. HAUSSLER, Shelton, Conn.
WORf.EY LEE, KnoxTiUe, Tenn.
LEWIS G. C. Lydike. Brooklyn. N. T.
BUDD MORRIS, klsuston. Wis.
CHESTER SCAHILL, Ipswich. Mass.
EDWARD B, WALU Chelsea. Mass.
CRAWFORD W. CURRY. Johnstown. Pa,
" Secretary Y. M. C. A.
C. C. EDWARDS." New York.
Civilian
EDWARD HANSEN. Paducah, Ky.
Buqlers '
LEO K. WADDLE. Vinton. Iowa.
FREEMAN C MILLS. Macon, Ca.
Master Engineers
FRANK L. BURROUGHS. Brooklyn. X. T.
CLINTON E. TI8H. Democracy. Ohio.
JOHN WESLEY DEARMON, Dcucette. Texas,
rai'L J.AJcJaK. Ben wood. w. va,
JESSE M. CHUSAN. Blsinrrille, Pa.
CHARLES A. LUCAS. Keokuk. Iowa.
Wagoners
EDWARD P. BOWIAN Lock port, m.
I.OTT A. LAWRENCE, Vernon, Ala,
PETER E. RADKE, Lakefield. Minn.
ARTHUR BIT8SONI, Closter. N. J.
ETHELBEKT T. LOVING. Dillwyo. Va
LEE R. STILSON. Sar'naw. Mich.
Band Leader
HERMAN B. SHEAFFER. Port Screven, Ga.
Cooks
ROBERT BAMFORD, Iirlngt . IT. 2.
VINCENT H. KOHL. Resding. Pa
THOMAS A. WHALEN. Brockton. Mass,
JOHN WAGNER. Philadelphia, Pa.
PAUL E. SCHMIDT. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Privates
GEORGE WASHINGTON ALLEN, Zanesvilia.
Ohio.
JOE BROWN. Whitevflle. X.' C.
JOSEPH J. FBLDMEIER, St. Louis. Mo.
GEORGE JAMES. Rend. HL
JOHN C. JOHNSON, Negaunee, Mich.
JAMES M. PAYNE, Knoxville. Tenn.
VERNON C PURVIS. CumberUnd. Iowa.
JOHN RITCHIE. Sparta. 111.
JOHN J. SULLIVAN. New Bedford. Mass.
STAN LET V. TILLIS. Tampa, Fla.
HENRY -GEORGE TURNER, Dayton. Ohio.
ROY WATERS. Lawton. Mich.
HORACE J. WENNER. Delaware Park. X.J.
DAVID W. WILSON Lorain. Ohio.
MILTON J. A SHORN, Cincinnati. OMe.
.Ml lUtr BAKER. New Midway. Md.
- - - " -
EDWARD L .BROWX. Green Springs, -.Vs.
JAMES D. W, CERCT I. P-Bsarola. Fla.
1111 r-'Vs 11 V f'kUIPPI IPsnaarnls aTlw.
flENUx drake, Aquilla, Texas.
O. GAGLIAKDI. Boston. Mass.
JOHN U GEANELLI. Bridgeport. Conn.
FREDDIE GORDIX. Wewoka, Okla,
MORGAN HAMRICH. Webster Springs. W.Ts.
JOE HANSLK'K. Belleville. Kan.
WILLIAM J. HORGAN. Reno. Nev.
WILL JOHNSON. Agencv. Iowa.
JOSEPH A. KILGORE. Spring Place. Ga.
HOLT LIMERICK, Lindale. Texas,'
ARTHUR JOHN LINDSTROM. Rockford. IU
NORMAN A. LOVELESS, Washington, D. C
ATI,.. , , I ' T V T .111 . f . , -
ai. t a 9 . i.i;uiiiT, rciourr, saico..
Tllfima VltJE T... .
Uvalde, Texas.
PLYSSIS G. VANDERVALL. Riovista, Vs. Prmce ana were sneuea ot xne repuoii
JOSEPH L VANGH.DER. Fairmont, w. Va. can guards, using 77'a. The palace was
? A.TJ?AV.?.sv.ii Tortt.J eventually captured, but not until it
tfJTr. wiVVVl- VSrZ. 1"B-
LEONARD F. WORLEY, Cross Plains, Texas,
ZOM ABBOTT, Marqnes. Texsa.
PASQCALE AFILIANO, Philadelphia, Pa.
IAWRENCE R. BATEMAN. OnUrio. Cat
HARRY M. BUTTEHSHALL, Chatham, N. Y.
BARTELO BERLTJCCHI. Detroit. MicL
CLINTON L. BONSER. Reno, Ner.
BRl'CE BL'RKHART. Knoxville, Tenn.
RICHARD BCSH, Chicago.
ARDEN F. CALVERT, Charleroi. Pa.
ALBERT M. CARDONA. Richmond. Va.
FRANCESCO CASTACRO. Pittsburg. Pa.
Herbert U DANlELsoN. suna Lake,
ikiiz; A. lABLBiKi;, Medford. Okla,
Iowa.
PRICE E. DONNALLT. Crown City. Ohio.
ROBERT D. ENtfLISH, Wtnday. Va.T
HORACE E. WHITE. Oakland. CaL
HAROLD V. EPPLEY. PlainfiekL Pa.
HOWARD M. FRANK. Cool Till-. Ohio.
JOHN CARDELIA, Brooklyn. N. T.
HERMAN W. GENTZ. JanesviUe. wig.
CLAUDE tflJTT A, Paterson, N. J.
HEARSET E. GRANT. Shreveport, La,
LEONARD M. GRI8HAM.' Emrod. Texas,
HENCE E. HITTSON. Manchester. Tenn.
CHARLIE F. HOLLAND. Ochoa. W. M.
THEODORE HOLLEN BECK. Ruttodgc. Minn.
ERNEST M. HOLMQl 1ST, Rnmford, Maine.
CHRISTIAN U JENSEN, Gardner, m.
FIX) YD P. MCLCHLER. Kalkaska. Mica.
WILLIAM N. PCMtOO, Boise. Idsbe.
ARTHUR M. PERRT. Loa Angeles, CaL
ELLIS OONN. Pennsboro. W. Va.
BENJ. REGINSaY. New York.
lOSK TV ROMERO Paiaaie. Colo
Daniel D. Sanderson, Smithvin. Mlsa
EDWARD SCHL'LZ. Putney, S. D.
HARRY SCHWA KTZMAN, Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLIE SHANKS, Banks. Ala.
FRANK J. S1MCIK. Moulton, Texas. - -GEORGE
M. SIMONDS. Two Birers, Wis,
BEN A. TYREE.. Bland. Mo.
JOHN IL 8TRATTON. PhiUipaburg, Mo. .
HARRT M'CCLLOCGH. Seward. Pa. '
JOHN M'DOTJG ALL. Mount Morris, Miss,
FRED C, M'GINNIS, Auburndate. Mass.,
CALVIN M'RAE. Cberaw. 8 C
EDWARD MEBRIMAN. Attica. Tnd.
-JAS. I. MILLEH. Eastland, TfTj,.
WILBET A. MITCHELL, TioasrJU, Pa. :
THOS. MORAN. New Tork.-
WM. R. O DONNELL, Clarksrille, Md. -
. I hh, o. cumDono, -u axjiua. aaoL
was. . jEHiHiiuas, tn. ixiata. at.
ANTHONT ROCCO PICCONE. Goshen. Conn.
I . ACSTIN PICKEL. Lebanon. N. i.
t - THOS. n. kammi, somervaiie, Mass. - -
I : miiDTfa n , c- T'l, l - T
I WM. RIDING. New Bedford. Mass.
HARRY ti. RYAN. Maneh Chunk. Pa.
ADOLPH R. SCHAFFNER. Brooklyn, X. T.
GEO. C, TAYLOR. Phfladelpfaia, Pa.
FRANK. Y. 8CHAEFFER, Henderson. Ky.
CLAUD L UNDERWOOD. Fatrplac. Mo.
8 AM 1KB E. VANDERHOFF, New York.
C ANDREW WALTERS. Columbus. Ohio.
, CORNELIUS J. WISE. Walnut. OL
' WALTER H. WTATT, Airy. Va.
LEONARD J. ZOGG. Gene, Wis. ,
: faiSSINO. IN ACTION
- - LsMitefiants
BENJAMIN tV. ATWATER, Bed Bank. N. 3.
PR ED I, HANGER. Waopan. Wis.
CLAYTON INK HT. Rochester. X. Y.
DWIX 1 SCHM ITT. Milwaukee. Wis.
Bsraeants v.
HENRY li. BEEGLE. Asbnry Park. N. J.
PETER J. DEMARTINI. Brooklyn. K. Y.,:
LOUIS DOAN. Brooklyn, X. Y. v
PAUL K. DEM ROSE. Chicago. IU.
CARL A. JACKSON. SaUsbSry. S. C,
. VICTOR C LEE. Fremont. Neb.
Cersorats - J
.MARTIN L COSTELLO. LennL Fa. '
RU8SEIX LEFFERTS. Atob, N. J.
JOHN E. I.EGGETT. Brooklyn. N. Y.
PHILIPS UlSTKliTT. Jamestown. N..Y. '
CHESTER A. NUCKOLS. Hennessey, Okla.
CADY U PAYNE. Truman, Minn.
HARRISON C PBEATEB. -Windsor Locks,
Conn.
JOSEPH T. 6F.FFU Chicago. TO.
' ANTON GEORGE STBKLDON. FUUey, Wis.
GEORGE . TAYLOR. Mecca, tad. v
Bueler
CLAREXC H. BELLv Pleasant BiU, Mo. .
Nhit lelan
1
iiiimiiix m MAWTHUKri. uretmown. uw. 1
.TTm .7:Tr , r. I
aa I
V vKlfJ V I
TlfTAL L. CHRISTINE. Imwrence. Kaa. V
WAYNE N. CLEARWATER. Dana. Ind.
CHARLES ELMER COLF. Canandaigua, N.Y.
JOirKPH COOK. Grand RapUa. Mx-h.
RA YARD DAWSON. Pemberton. N. J.
HERMAN W. DOKMER, Reading, Fa.
ARTHUR DICKERSON. Chicago, HL
MICHAEL F. DONOHCE. Brooklyn. N. Y.
CLYDK FAULKNER. Douglas, Wis.
EUGENE FINNEGAN. Plymouth. Pa.
ARTHUR V. FOGARTY. Wansau. Wis.
RALPH Dt FULLER, Yelva. N. D.
NORMAN GREEN, Jamestown. X. Y.
BEN GUEBS. Tfline. Ky.
GEORGB I.. HATCH. Bhefty. Ohia
ROBERT HATFIELD, Armers. Ky.
DEN IE HEALY. San Fraeis. CaL
FRED J. HILLIB. Paterson. N. J.
BRUCTB HINKLNS. 8tandardville, Utah.
EVER EE HYIDHAMMER. Chicago, IlL
1KHHK JACOX. Friend. Neb.
ALBION JARKA. Cbitagn.
IRVING C. JENKINS. Tulsa. Okla.
NEL.S E. JOHNSON. WashU. Iowa.
JOSEPH HERBERT JONES. Richmond, Ta.
at K.
BRONISLAW KLIMEKKB, Cleveland, Ohio.
HOWARD i: LAMBERT. Philadelphia, N. Y.
LUTHER M'KAY, West bulatfa. Minn.
BERNARD MILLER. NwilsvUle. Wk
RANCY Mir J.KR Rnshmorn. Minn.
FERRIS MITCHELL. Hendricks Store, Ga.
WE8LIG NAKON8CHNIG. Watarbury. Cons.
JOHN L PASTOR. Brooklyn. N. T.
HARRT PELE8. Glen Campbell. Pa.
PERRT S. PFAFP, Bigourney. Iowa.
ERVIN I-OWKI-U While Oak. N. a
FRANK RICH. Bristol. VS.
NOAH THURSTON, Stoutsvflle. Mo.
JOHN C. ROCKEFELLER. Chester. N. J.
CLEMENT JOSEPH SIMON. Columbus, Ohio.
JAMES M. SMITH. Lkksmont. Ga.
MORRIS SO BAT New York. N. T.
LOWELL W. STEELE. Cooks. Ohio.
CHARLES STEIN. Camden. N..J.
JOHN STEPHENSON. Elco. Pa.
JE88E 8TOTLER. Berkeley Springs, W. Va
ANGELO TUXANO. Blackfieki. Pa.
DON L. ARCHIBALD. Kane. Pa.
GEORGE H. BARLOW. Ocean Grove. X. J.
GEORGE BAUER, New Tork. N, X.
LEROY BIAKE. New Tork.
ROBERT E. BLOW, Lyden, Wash.
ROBERT B. BKRKIN. Mist, Ark.
IUIS D. BU8SELL8. Saliabury. Md.
MELVIN C. CATLIN. Carson. Wash.
. HENRY BOREGEDING. New Bremen. Ohio.
ALBERT BRAUN, Dorchester. Wis.
ANTHONT F. BURKE. West Avoca. Pa.
OTIS?FERGITSON CLARK. Wonewoc, Wia.
JAMES "FALCONE, Belleville. N. J.
GALARCO GIOVANNO. Jersey City. X. J.
LEONARD C. GREGORY, Minneapolis. Minn.
. i.- .... , - iii.i, mm 1 1 1 iivmymitm mn ......
THOMAS R. HODGE. Washta. Iowa.
LOITI8 KRINSKT, Brooklyn. N. T.
ALVA J. LACKET, Dale. Texas.
JOSEPH A. LAROCCO, New Tork.
CHESTER R. LEEPER, Petersburg. Pa.
FRANK E. LIDRAL. Igoma. Wia.
JOHN W. LIVINGSTON. Wynnew ood. Okla.
DAVID LOW. Long Island City. N. T.
BENNIS J. LYONS. Worcester. Mass.
CEDRIO R. MERRIFIELD. Seattle. Wash,
ANGELO MONGIOI. Montclair. N. 3.
GEORGE E. NEW, Mound City. Kan.
EDWARD M. OR ARK, Clarkvtoa. Mich.
RALPH A. PARRES. Ferryviile. Me,
MUTE SEVERSOH. Seattle. Wash.
JOSEPH SLOCK. Kewaunee, PL
LUTHER PIN KNET -SMITH. Roaceverte. W.
Vs. - -
JAMK& TOLA. Xew Tark. .
HOMER C VENRICK. Danver. Colo.
CHARLIE E. YOUNGER, AUoow, Tens.
JULIAN G1ELAR8KL Jersey City. X. 1.
jun.mic rn..MAM, normport, ai,
ROOCO CALABRETTA, CUrkntmrr. W. Vs. I
ARTHUR CLEVELAND. Augusta. Ark.
CHARLES O. COLLINS. Houston. Texaa
ALBERT CCTTERIDOE. SL Louis, Ma
THEODORE DRETZKA. Milwaukee. Wis.
MIKE HAWRYLKO. Perthamboy. X. J.
JOSEPH HATES. Richmond Hill. X. T.
HENRT HOGELIE. Bowman. N. D.
HUBERT P. HOLLER, Woodstock. Va.
ALEX A. KAMINSKI. Chicago, m.
BENJAMIN H. JUENSTER. Denver. Colo,
JOSEPH LEBANO, PbiladelphU. Pa.
HENRY LEDOU2C Spencer. Mass.
BERNARD LEE, Glenwood, Wis.
OSCAR LUND, Broadhead. Wia.
JOSEPH I. McCONEY, New Tork.
ROBERT, n. M CHART, Holt. Mich.
MORRIS MASKOWITZ. Brooklyn.' X
ALBERT MIRE. Birmingham. Ala.
Mam.
A BAM X. MORGAN. Cara Mav Cnnrthonia
JOHN C. MORRTH. South GroT eland. Ml
RICHARD SHE EHAN. Maheney. Pa.
JOHN P. SLOAN. Cltnchport, Va.
JOJIX HENRT SORTORE, Wibleton. X. D.
JOE K. WARD. Gravel Switch. Ky.
BEN P. WHEATON,. Newport. R. L
FRANK WHEELER, Girard. Ala.
RICHARD WtEBER. Hankineon, X. D.
OTI8 WIL8ON, Bargerville. Ind.
LIN DS ELY WIREMAN, Oil Springs. Okla.
ZYGMUND ZAKRZEW8KL Pittaburg. Pa,
FIGHTING RENEWED
IN GERMAN CAPITAL
(Continued Prom Page One)
Ebert and Dr. Hugo Haase from ' the
aa '"tiam sa 4 Ina 1 si -.
I B w A avs s a. ism a iiu a smva iv a a wv it V iap
-i--. Khert and Haase with Leclehoue
1 - J
and Liebknecht. two of the radical
leaders.
Ledebour and Liebknecht conferred
ce
Fresh details have been received of
the battle which was fought In the heart
of Berlin on Monday
when
many I
persons were killed.
' The seamen barricaded
themselves
t . , 1 u A .v.. enw. Aa ...hh. I
I w '--.-w . n.o wiuiti viut.ii
had been nearly demolished.
l Machine runs placed at the windows
ana mannea oy reoet sailors swept
the streets with a bail of bullets.
St,l-i. WkS.ll S.l1lwiF-i lM .1
VlUOl ,UWV VU,,UI1,W TfClfl ,11 Ifl-
hands of the
ot me voumcr-revoiuuonaxies
. . . , . , ,
, at last reports. The seamen were or
dered to return to WUhelmshaven. but I
refused to obey.
The counter revolution of the sailors
Is growing,. The whole Berlin g-arrt3on
I Uireatenlnr to eo over to the counter
revolutionaries leavlnr the Ebert eot-
ernment without any troops to sup
port It. The Alexander and Franzer
regiments have openly joined the sail
ors.
The most dangerous situation con
fronts the KOvernmenL
Berlin lias Ersatz Christmas
By Prank J. Taylor
erlin. Dec 25. (U. P.) This was
"ersats Christmas'' In Germany. Every
thing: in Germany is ersats now. Er
satz, tbe German word for substitute.
bas come to be tne most used word in
the Teuton language and It was applied
to unrisvs Dtrtnaay oy a wan, mm girl
l the correspondent, saw
I TJndeia,
in enter den
She was standing in front of a shop
with. her . small . brother. Their Hoses
were pressed flat against the window,
bebind which gleamed a gaudy Christ
mas tree hung with frosted cakes and
colored candles.
"Sister, do -you think we will get can
dles and cakes this Christmas? tbe boy
asked. "Of course not," was the reply.
"This is ersatz Christmas."
Berlin waa .hungry today. There were
no candies and no presents. : with the
f . , . . .r,.. mm.
eacepuon OS trmarus. lasrs whs "
big Tdinnera. but yet tbere Was no Starr
I fn?. The Deonle are tnanklui Peace baa
I LUIallJ WHIG,
. Merchants everywhere have ersai.
Tossed Pennies -for
Newsies, Including
$1100 RoU of Bills
After the newsboys ' Christmas
scramble for pennies O. I. Turner
of the Blackstone hotel reported to
the police 4bat he had lost .a. "roll"
of currency amounting to . $1100.
Turner, according to the police, waa
throwing out sfnall coins to the
newsboys, and In reach! ng into hut
pocket he accidentally pulled out the
wallet containing his- large money.
Several of the newsies said t hey saw
the purse drop; but one of their
number 4s- said to have picked it up
and "beat it." The police are look
ing for the newBte who sot the
lion's share.
artfblea on sale. Caterers and candy
msikvrw rlisnlavsxt rilrh Trtf-e1. irallv Col-
, - CTi-v. . , I
at all and which had a most tinsaUs- l
. s. . I
fylne effect on tlio purcnasers.
ine streets nave oeen. a jnasa 01 1
aass A. ava WVTUO SM v avacasja, aassa " - I J -afivwa, a-c-fcaaj., . vt si sws laaaawaww wa w.
. W r 1 .U1I4.A. rViAlsITavMia glU lan I stat V K04h d
faces neaked. their eyes -hollow and I
, with no sparkle, walked through the
streets. Soldiers presented - a sharp con
trast, to the civilians. They have been
living well and are fat and bright.
Crowds In theatres, opera, nouses ana
cafes endeavored to put some spirit tn
I to Christmas, but the joy was not spon
I taneous. I noticed hundreds of well
aresscu pursuus "' I
played In the windows.
Bernstein to Be Delegate
Amsterdam. Bee. (I. N. S.) Ed
ward Bernstein, a Socialist. Is to be one
of Germany's envoys to the peace con
ference, according to advices from Ber
lin today. Prince Max of Warburg will
attend as the economic delegate.
Solf Retains One Office
Washington, Dec 2. (L. N.' S. Dr.
Solf has resigned only as secretary of
foreurn affairs and still retains his of-
f ice as secretary for the colonies, ac-
i cording to a semi-official dispatch. QUOt-
lng the Berliner Tageblatt, received here
this afternoon.
German Generals Ousted
The Hasrue. Dec. 26. (I. N. S.) Gen-
.rnla Vnn nn 'NT a r ken Von Bottner and I
Kraft von Delmlnsin&en have been dls-
missed from the Germany army for
plotting to restore the monarchy. It was
reported from Berlin today.
iBoy Scouts Leave
For Winter Camps
On Short Vacation
Twenty-one Boy Scouts left this morn-
inK jn tn crisp air on their winter's
jaunt to their summer camp at "Wahtum
lake. The boys were accompanied by II
D. Angell and Omar Spencer, attorneys.
both members of the executive commit-1
tee of Boy Scouts. One day will be
spent hiking to the lake, one day In
camp and the boys will return Saturday,
- nl.na Uanw nf th
MVV,V11,K IW ..-M.V. "rf ...
boys were disappointed because of miss-1
i . , i . A-nA tuklnc- Anlv at tti Inn tm
Or two late.
Many Ol tne SCOUta not EOins to v a.a-
turn lake, will SDend IT week end at
I their camp on the Sandy river. Some
of them left today, others win so Frt
, .,, . l . -,.M esl
aay aau ihscii wu. iiuv iwt
urday. This camp will be In charge Of
C E. Grelle and Paul E. Ratclv
Small buildings are belns; erected In
Sweden with bricks made from peat.
. , JT. EW TOPAT -
Send Us Your Old Carpets
Old Bars sad Woolen Clotkrs
We Make BeversIMe. Hand -Wevsn
Fluff Rugs
.
xsey vr ear xiae a w
Bar Bars Woven AD 8Ues
Mail Orders 1 Send for Booklet
Carpet Cleaning
9x12 Ruts, Steam Cleaned, $1-50
WESTZB3T T1.VTT BUO CO.
M Union Ave. H.
East Ml Passes B-1W
FOR SALE
House at 510 East 7 th SL North,
1 . . -
modern. Well Ituilt, 7-fOOm bUDrilOW,
1 Corner. 50x100 IL lot, r art re. fioase
comparatively new. Will sell to re-
,p0nsJble buyer on terms much like
fo nthly rentaL S R. .Ha.-oJ
n, BU m 7173,
I A-6051..
Alt'TlO.I BALES TOIOUOW
I AT Wilson's Auction House. 16-17 24
Sato a 10 a at
MEETXQ KOTICES
WASHINGTON LODGE No. 48
A. P. A A. M. Stated commu
nication tomorrow (Fndavl en
. ning at 7 :30. East Sth and Bum-
aid sts. tnstaUatioa of officers,
followed by special memorial serv
ices ta memory of our brothers departed during
I 1 A1B Mliiitjn, K-m- .1. . II . 1. k.Ml.f;.J
I " . Y I iimu..., . .. v,. hi. iwuciim
in. -vmt j. mil .tt mn t. n..i r.iw 'w,.a
i , '. r . r. . . "'
- 1 secretary.
o"r' w " -- " - " -
AL KADER Temple, A- A.
M W .. ,9tmmA -
aeaapie. viesc Jarg and
TamhUl sta. Election of of fi -
cers ana isrprcaenutlTe to tbt
aSTZ:
,n.n t. r - " i : . r
of the Dotntat
of t-r-t.;:'
HTGH J. BOTD. Recorder.
B. P. O. ELKS No. 142 Regu
lar ssawung this ITbnndevI
evening. Elks Temple. 7:S0laa .A SO Kilanaswortb are. near WEBasss
o clock. Initiation. Visiting broth
ers welcome. M. R. SPAL'LING.
Secretary.
MULTNOMAH CAMP
.. O. VT.. meets
' " -w, jm. mi9 mmt au. SfcMSST,
very Friday vaing at S
'clock. VlslUng sttigbbors
always welcome.
J. a WILSON-. Clerk.
MOCNT HOOD LODGE K.
teg will' be held tcWroTTtFridsTT R- T. BYRNES, aw raaidanoa ublbhnwrBt.
!L, a fTTS: T-4ii2Vel Set Wtlhas-s-av-.. Woodlaww 22. C-194S.
installing officers for tb ensuing
year. Members sad faasQies are
!
invited ta attend. By order w. m.
A. P. A A. F. Spatial cose-
ntanication Friday, Dec 27, at
7 40 clock. E A. degree, Vks
Hors welcome. , By order of W.
M E. It. IV IE. Secretary.
i .. . .. . . 7 ... .
1 A DANCE K. ot p. Bail, u Aioer . n-
- I land Hoeml Dancing ete JP'r' !
If yea want to dance to goad mtaue
1 a "P"-
thss ta tbe place. Enjoy an evening with your
friends. A good time assured, Etcellent floor.
I Smrser-s erehewtra.
41
WXBFOOT CAMP WO. SO,
'.W. a nwi Prldaj
138 Hth ct Members rw
eaestad to be pwsaat VsBton
weteosnsv U . - DeYomng
Coeml- Owaitdar M. a
Barbor.' Oserk.
F.MBI.KM jewelry a specialty, tratraaa.
jaeger Bros,, isi-iss em as..
litel statistics
maMges.Btrtts.leotb
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Delorsna Elvert White, 31. 147QaB. GUaaa
sL. and Alva Rout. SI. SS3 HallockU
Roy O. Holla ha ugh. Irul 402 E. 434 SC. H..
and Gladys V. Wanker, legal. K..Z8U1 and waaa-
iagtoa sta.
Harry A. Bowman, legal. fWttle. Wash., and
Mrs, Sadie Howe. IrcaL ISO lTta at. ,
Arthur PunxeL 2, IMS Cumtbers st. anu
NeUie L. Butler. 27. 434 Va E- Davis St.
John Charles Allen, legal.' 515 Yamhill St..
and Margaret Monro McAakiU. legal. Hi Yam
hill at.
Lawrence Sloper, legal. Astoria, Or., and
Paiwv Mae. leeal. 80S E. 27th at.
Ho' ierguson. JrpL ISM Dwbt aL.
Dai iMinu AiiMrin. teni. u x. iivu
hBum u BnTdev; Oakland. Cal. and
Minnie Elisabeth Lyons, legal. 138 Park st.
Jame U o Iary. . 1048 E. 8m at. N.,
and Myrtle Marry. 19. SOS Inland st.
Allen O. Mearham. 24. Belton. Moat., and
Grace A. Rose. 24. S10 E. Taylor st.
' Emit Edward OUo. 413 Russell St.. and
Mirraie Cbriatensrn. 23. 6S1S 86th st. 8.. E.
Parry R. Croker, S7, 427 Salmon at., and
Alirw Gardner, 80, Multnomah hotel. .
Harry La Salle Messier, legal. Unntoa. Or,
Sad Suaan Reed Duggaa, legaL Linnlou. Or.
.11 . mm , . , .AAn Tj ..rM. .
and Bosia Farln, legal. Be V Dlvisiou st
U. C. BoTTTOiiLU. logaL Medford. Or., and
ERsabeth-Bouck Murphy, legal. 1331 E. 18th sU
T. B. Trake. 25. 1013H 4 8th are. 8. r... and
Editta Fribble. 20. 10143 4iu are. B. K.
lister U. Usitt. 21. 6J5 E. loth at . ana
Rachel 8. Kbanbcrk. 10. 3021 K. SIM at.
DEATHS A!tP FTTKEKAL8
SYLVESTER Dec. 34. 118. at family rad-
deace. 1830 fc 2?ui St. K.. Mrs. ll'lru Kyl
vester. aged SO vears. 8 months. 12 days, be
loved wife of Rev. Frank W. J. Sylvester, moth
er of Walter. Kuart. Ruth and Ewakt Hylveater.
Funeral serrioea wul be conducted haturday, -
Dee. 28, at 2 p. m., from the Trinity Lutheran
church, center of Williams avenue and Graham
street. menda invited. itemama at 1 ear-
son s andertakina; parlors, niimsll street ana
Union avenue.
WILLNER Dec. 24. 1018. at the Good Ba
maritan hosnttaL Santa J. Willner. age 29
years, beloved buebaad of Elsie Willner, brother
of Ounaard Willner and Mrs. ilerds Erickaon
and Mrs. Sophia Quick, all of thia city, huaeral
aervteea will be conducted Saturday. Dec. 2H.
at 3 p. m. . from Pearson's undertaking parlor.
Russeil street and Union avenue. rrtenoa in.
vid.
Interment Ham City cemetery. -
ceased waa a member of Swedish Society Unnea.
JENSEN Dec. 23. 1918. at Fort Lawton,
Waaa., Sergeant Jolin t.. Jensen, age z
years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen
of 1016 East Thirty-second street north. Funeral
servioea wul be conducted Friday, Dec, 27, at
rt in . fmn i Pearson's undertaking parlors.
Rnssell street and Union avenue. Friends in
vited. Interment family plot. Rose City Park
cemetery.
McNEILL Dee. 24. at the family residence,
TAG 1 ti-t-i eve.. Araoe C. McNeill, aged
62 years, beloved husband of Bertba McNeill
and father of La Verne and Mabel McNeill. Fu-nar-l
rvi i win ba conducted Friday. Dee.
27. at 1 p. in., from Pearson'a undertaking
parlors, Russell st. at Union ave. Friends In
vited, interment now c..
SIBLEY At the residence. 1604 Macadam sL,
rear
us S months 25 day, beloved daughter of
Frank C. and Nancy E. Sibley. Friends invited
to attend the funeral services, wnicu wui w
, , , . . TT 1 . r.,Ml wtmrinr at 11 a. TH
tTvrrowt Friday) . Ier- 27. 1918. Inter-
ment Multnomah cemetery.
Ts.SeM.K2
l-.e jr.jl month, s. dayiovjd joa
min wm be forwarded by the Edward Holman
ITntrtakinC CDmUtlU to Spokane. Wash., for
I . - - .
'ntermenr.
I EN ,Lrl ei A t ine
reMdence.
w-i-tiTw.fnn-th -tTaT iMrtsibsr 24. Donya
I Enalestsd. aged 48 years. Funeral eervleea will
ixi st Uia mnerai pariors 01 sre
I Belmont and Tbirty-tUUi. way. jjecemoer -1
I 2..p mr.
RIDDELL Ia this city, at the family rest-
uea , y --".7 " . .
1 5 Johnnie emiui asurray nwoeu. j
years. The remalnai are at Haley's. Montgomery
at Fifth. Notice of funeral later.
rLOHISTS
CLARKE BROS., florlata, Morrisoa St. bet. 4th
and Sth. I'heoa Maia aw A-1S0S-. Fine Oow-
m and floral eesigna. no wra new .
MARTIN
Inetjm.
vi in tXI.. Flortsta. sa vtasn-
Main 269. A-126B. Viewers for
.n .iiia artt-Hrallv arranged.
IBVINGION PARK FLORAL CO.. 4 th
Yamhill, mnerai uesig ; f""
rVril'I.K FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder, designs
and dec rations. Phone Marshall 2.
SWISS FLORAL CO.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
LIBERTY MARKET FLORIST. 6th and Ta
hill sta. Cut lUnrm. plants and otetgna.
ttil U. BMITU. florist. 141H wui st.
PPXEBAT- PIBF.CTOBS
WILSON & M
EAST 7TH AND MULTNOMAH
PORTLAND'S MOST PBOORESSITB
rVNEBAL '
PRICES REASONABLE
PERSONAL 6ERVICE
BKACTTFLL CHAPEL
LADY ASSISTANT
CENTRALLY LOCATED
EAST 84
C-81SS
Holman Undertaking Co.
Funeral Directors
Established 1ST7
Third and Salmon streets
Mara 507. A-1311 . .
Lady assistant 1
J. P.' FIKLEV. & Sffil
i Progressive Funeral Directors
Mala Salont goes err at nin ai-seew.
TtTaTENWORTHY CO.
- i-it RtA4 ttA ST.. fainra
6 Sta st. ana roier roaa. anna
a I c .w.
i f , . . -
. I t-. v.. ii innmu. inc.
kavS wsaa-evjF - ' ' '
O. .TJ " J-VIT,. R.a,,5
1 ! -JUS AM-T --.
I LrUIIIIIH& . uw . eawnw mm,
1 at.ll Broadway sad Pin st. Pbooe
R-.ilni 430,
A-4B6S. Lady assistant.
I - -
k..a 7S1 P t - I CDOU lr -reh
wm- T. U LUlVll -tMt
CNDERTAKERS
E. 11th and Hawthora
MILLER A TRACEY. indepencWut S'aneTai"DC
rectors. Prices as sow aa n, w.
Washington at Ella. Mem 2691. A-788S.
CUAMBF.RS-k.KN WORTHY CO.
v. - Weweaswa tiie.tiia.
Breeze & Snook
B-2G46. Tabor 12S8
SkeWeS A-232. CevM and Clay.
KfLlti,,! a I a f 11A7 Kerbs atreeC
at WilSOnCi W HSOn Wdla 4940. C-11SS
HAMILTON
ISIS East tiltasa st. Fu
neral serwlrjes. "Tabor 4S1S.
A. R. Zeller Co.
fet
East
Willisn
1068.
C-1098.
Cadertaklas Parlors. 44k Mor-
lS7.i tniUblrT
risos). st.
Broadway 254
MOKCMEXTfi
'-3RQ ST. AT MAPI SOS
I
BflDTtlvn UltBIC WflBKM. S64-26S 4th
at. KTDoaita ettv balL. Maia 854. , PblUp
Kee A Snare for wietnoriakt '
LOST AM POTTD
LOST Gotd diamond ring, setting ail ret Call
SelL 9; bberal rewara.
LOST A Boston briadl bulldog. Pboa
MEETIXG NOTICES
ILaia
S339 and neeive rewara.
tl
THE followtng srtkdea were fonmt en ears of the.
J "on land Katlway, Light Power Co"
Dee. 24. 19181 traveltsg bag. 3 snitcases.
tone bases. S bundles overalls. S rkx.. 1 .
rett snaskt. 1 knife. -1 enff bntton. S single)
gmvea, 1 tatting siiaUle. 1 umbrella. 1 ever-
eoat, l fur cap, 1 purse, 1 shopping baa. 1
basket... . v.' " ' '
Iec 23. " ItIS 2 nil i in fill S aasii iss 1
mitten. 2 pair g lores, baby's ring, bnexhea
beys. 1 key. 1 book. 4 pkgs,. 2 lunch buses,'
2 traveling bags. 1 hand grip, 1 umbrella. -'
Owners may obtain property at 1st and Aide
t. station. . .... .
LOST Sunday night, between East 25th St.
and Smau linn sad Portland Heiabts. a
'black leather handbag containing small coin.
a era. , nana and asvings booka, valuable paper
ana sundry kdentif irarion artkslea. - Bewanl.
Mrs. W. II. Pear. Main 6011. - -
LOMT Brawn leather suitcase between 140
alaeadaa St. and Vancouver barracks. Waan..
containing lady's blue sad yellow hand mad
sweater and numeroue tntlet article, ispsrai
reward offered. Phone Msr. 1S01.
LOSTr Either in Jones' market or cm Aider
t.. bet. 4th and L a red bank book bolder.
containing 40 ia eurency and a mortgage wots,
payable to Hannah Andersoa. Liberal reward,
Wdtn, 47. 21 Webster.
LOST Bet. 1450 Macadam si and Yaaeanvet
Barracks. Wash., brown leather axnteasa. con
taining blue and yellow hand-road sweater and
numerous toilet articfoa. Liberal reward ouerad,
Phone Marshall 1 52.
PARTY finding pocket book of Mrs. Searl on
om floor Meier Frank s pkeasa rerura
wrist watch; no Questions asked. X SWl. Jour
nal.
LOST Usllet rootaiiiing largo amount ot cur
rency. Return to Blackstone hotel and re-
ceire reward. 35 Mcxk-an bill amongst them.
See the manager.
W psay who found diamond ring In front of
llerwiek Miles garage at 1S8S Divisioa
at, wilt return same t owner, be will rs-
ceira.. liberal reward. Tabor 770.
LOST About on month ago, briadl Prenrh)
bulldog; license No. S25. Fheae S, tit.
Reward. -
LOST Ring, set with 2 dismouds. Finder
Please call Bdwy. 1698 or Mar. 1381. Re- -
ward.
LOST WedneMisy atternuon a bunch of keys,
between Irrington and 70S Davis. - Finder
pWse call Main 694.
GARNET pin. butterfly pattern, somewhere on
Eat Sttb and Munnvida Coogregaaonal
church. Rewsnl. Tshor 6882.
FT RAYED from E. 27th snd Pine. Urge, blsck
eat; whit markings; black tip of nose; name
Rill. Reward. Eaat 4242.
LOST Lady gold
turn to Daa T.
wrist watch. Please re
Watts, ear Weodaxd e
Clarke. Reward.
i'OUN D Kpiu dog. Owner can have same by
proving property ana oef sa ana care.
Vemon st.
"TZontarTUa?
FOUND 8 man amount
sooner.
ltit E, Morrlaoa.
LOST Cameo Us pin.""
Reward. B. FecmeU.
Phone Broadrray 683. '
E68T Tbursda y afternooa. amethyst broach.
Uberal reward. Call East 2267.
LOST ISO government check, Tuesdav. Eli-.
abeth Ktcksma. Heward. stain 7 VST.
HELP rTAHTED-MALE I
WANTED Second fireman power plant,' 1 4. "
2 men planing mill. fa. 70.
4 men lumber yard, .14,
1 dogger, S4.25.
X Uneup man. $4.25. - -
COPALLH LUMBER CO.,
CarHsle. Wash. ' '" : :
YOUNG MEN. 16 and over, are eligible for
government railway man cienu: as - SMmin.
Examtaationa aoon. For free- particulars, write
A. Terry (former clrtl service asamuiari.
RESIDENT salsacnan wanted. For ouick sell
ing aide line, mans tine welt shoes, is
samples $4 to ti. 6 commission, la this
rttr and adjacent towns, Fng details writ R.
U Co., lo Ionia ave., .rand Kapuis, asicn.
WANTED IS men to contract piling, about
200.000 I ret of green wnita ems luasnar per -
day. Only experienced nea need apply. Band
reference wim a ncauon. JX-1u, journal.
WANTED Msn to help wash cars Saturday aft
ernoon and bunds, nearer oarage i., su
Cnion ave, N.
2 GOOD sausage makers, at packing plant ia
Portland: must be experienced. fl-CO.
Journal. - "
SALESMEN WANTED Now ia the tne aalea-
maa's t mruinity. Write aa for ewtnu
SALEM KL'RSERY COMPANY. SALEM, OR.
ANTED At once, 2BMa to learn autoasar
bUa repalrtog and dritW Call at HawUtorse
Garage, 441 Hawthorn ave.
LOOM 'fixers wanted. . Oregon' Worsted Out, .
2 1 ui ana i. mamim ave. tuone pen. -..
WANTED New agents on railroad trains.
Col News Agency. 14 N. lOUi St. - - - ,
BAKER'S bepler wanted. S27 Madison.
HELP WAHTED-MISC.
4s
"SPECIAL XMAS . OFFER -
Our
1 oo-paga catalog explaining Ur
method of teaching autoa, tractors, gaa engines,
auto electrical systems, batteries, etc, la now
ready for distribution. uau er write tor Tree
copy and particulars about SPECIAL XMAS
OFFER, i
AlCOX AUTO at fAS ENOINK SCHOOI,
L'nion ave. and Was St., Portland. Or.
BRIGHT OUTL(KS FOR OPERATORS
W. K. m mmr hmA mm TMt a AmmmmtA foe
ear students aa NOW. We ar Indorsed by the
railroads and can assure young ansa and woeaea
anrcrsa by enrolling In day or evening slsssn
l alerting. Wrile or call for builr'Ja. hall
way Telegraph InstituU. 218 By. Each. bldg..
PortJsnd.
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOle
462 Hawthorn st.
AtTTO. TRACTORS, TBL'CK. JAS ENrJTJrE,
LIOHTINU. STARTERS. IGNITION, WIRINO. ;
COME TO THE SCHOOL THAT TEACHES
TOII TO BOSS THE JOB.
ALTO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL -Technical
and practical training, auto, trse
tors, gsa engines, auto electrical work. Wrtt at
one for big 100 pec catalog. AScos Aut As
Tractor School. Dept. 1. L'nion are. and Waaee
t. Portland. Or. - '
TAYLOR-FAITH BrSISESS COTXSGE -20k
Stevens bids.. W. Park and Wash.
Completa commercial eoursee Adding sad
cakruiaung snacainar
EDt CATED paraotia wanUog profiubl ess
pioyment may find ft at the finish lng school.
66 6th t.. Pott land (between Pali and Pine).
MISS DECKER'S
PRIVATE BCS1NE8S COTXEOE
AUSKT KM St. D AND MORRTSOf
BEHN EE- WALKER, biggast pusineas eolieae.
beeaus Imw ; en roll any time Free catalogue.
HELP WASTED FEMALE
TOTTNO LA DTE) WANTTD
IMPROVED WAGE aCHEDlTLE
CALL TO TELEPHONE CU,
ROOM 601. 6TH FLOOR.
PAJLK AND OAK, ST.
I.O8T AKD EOTJKl
WANTED Espsrienced girl to wort la butter -atntm.
Anolv Tbttmday at Central Batter
store to Central Market. soLB st eoraa 4 lb :
and Yamhill streets. - -.
WANTED, scuts ' young woaaan to Ise ,
stailm-nt -eoUecUec: ne eTpanene nipssssry
wa teacbl sou. ' Apply Koom SOS Stock Ea-:
ebanga bid 7, only between S snd 4 p. sa.
WANT experienced second aaaid; refemsc re- -
quired; goad wage, sjau petweea a- aaa
7-8 P. m. t-2 Pars are.
WANTED Good girt for plain work;
S hours,
6S Hood at.
ClRL wanted to help la grocery store.
Apply
289 Yamhin st.
ELDERLY tody aouaekeeper.
Caii tabor 11 ll
after e p. m. .
Gil
0A wanted. Oregon Paper Bos raciery,243
Start st.
LADY BAKBER wasted twr Saturday r steady
work. a Gliaan . f
WASTE- A woman for kousawvrk. 12 s, X. ,
4th et. -
HELP
rAJTTED MALE AJT
FEMALE
MOl-ER BARBER tJOLLEGE -
Paye yon while learnme: give yow set of tenlsi
gna rant as pontic-. Writ for catalogs. 2S4
ftntxaod at-, cr pnon uroaaway mi.
. PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGB
Teaeke men and women tb barber tnd free.
Pay while learning. 734 Couca nroaaway -te-.
MEN. WOMEN, learn barber trad llwi ssiw
while Wrniag: pnafti guaranteed. Orssesi
Barber College. 23 Msdliion. '
ili-SIC furnished. Marsha.ll 1402. Maia 7292.
rTAJfTElV AOBHTS
AGENTS to sen soap from auto, fceos to
be work; now but atngl saea .seed ap
ply: organising t so te Calif ornU. for tu
-ir- eTTned scents make 10 per day:
pay avery nigbL Cad 7:S a. as. only. 1189
Park St. - -
mTPATIOSW MAtH
PORTLAND sad Vancouver baaline. Intarstat
Asto Tramfer. dealers la Bock Springs ewe I.
wood ia small lots, ftrnttnra aovlng; 2 sssall
tracks. John E. Kr.l.ala. Rea. 1614 Muitaomsh
sr. PboM Tabor 85S.
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