r ~\ •" / ". -: ?-•••';. ^ / > < ^ - - ^ s ^ m \'?r " 'V : - •*, "V'. V *apr Sag-Harbor Express, Thursday Momlllgi June 21, 1917 *** L mm Joaeph P. Guuninif, Arthur Michael Joseph Grogan, Augileri Gia- •is Gunning, Irvine Gnfm.g, An- omo, William C. Grace, Charles Goat- r;i»». V a.,<.V Dominick Grace. I Kowskl. Herman Gee, Robert R. How- Name* of Men, between the ages of 21 and 31, who registered June 5th, in Southampton and East- Hampton Towns : TOWN OP SOUTHAMPTON District 1-Leander C Aldrich Francis Jerome , Archibald OrwUe Livingston Baldwin, Frank C. Biddw, ir George F. Baldwin. Hathaway C. Wry, Carl Browngardt, Creorge Browngardt, Lewia Matthew Brown, John Brinkevitz, Jwseph Baer, Hay- den J. Cunningham, Garrett B. Car- man, William Wilkie Ollins, An toho Cilli, ViUle Cilli, Randolph H. De Castro, Edmund P. Eaton, Galante Em- ilio, Harry Id. Fordham, Hiram • Fordha Francis. - tony Glowavenck, Dominick Grace, Peter F. Hughes, Edwin Bailey Hale, ell, Herber David Hand, Michael J. Hughes, Ernest Havens, Malcolm V. Hildreth, Clarence N. Howell, Norman Havens, John Hurd, Frederick H. Hines, Joseph Ja- kubowski, Maurice Richard Killoran, Clarence E. King, Antony Kowahk, John Kondratowicz, Richard L. Lyons, Alexis S. Lyons, Harold Braban Mor- ris, John A. McClain, WiLfred L. Mott, James McMahon, jr., George McCar- ron, William A. McClain, Floyd C. Mott, Otto C. Metzger, Herman Mein- ertzhagen, jr., Jos. S. McCarron, Ar- thur Everett Miller, George E. Mc- Avoy, Harry M. McAvoy, Joseph Min- eiker, Frank H. Metzger, Wadyslaw Oljyewski, Joseph Pennottet, Frank Louis Palmer, Fred W. Pulver, Law- rence P. Pleasants, Fressilli Panfilo, Yznacy Pyzhowski, Charles Edward Ross, Harry Stern, Edmund D. Schaef- fer, Rudolph Helfrich Sigmund, John Szeledins, John Szymanowski, Harold E. Thompson, Walter E. Theuerer, lenn Thayer, Lorenzo N. Vaughn, Reginald H. Van Nostrand, John C. Weight, Frederick W. Wilson. District 2—Paul Astraikis, Henry Armetta, Herbert H. Brown, Edward Ellsworth' Bennett, William Bowe, Charles Brewer, jr., William T. Brew- er, Walter Ellison Beverly, Henry Frank Beckman, .Harry Wilbur Bab- cock, Raymond Stanard Bassenden, William Bassenden, John Bediyanc, Joseph Rriggs, Adolph Bourgard, Joe Bucekocke, John Burkimsher, John Patrick Connelly, Walter Stephen Carr, Harry Cook, Joseph Augustus Carroll, John Joseph Collins, Charles Alonzo Collyer, Charles Patrick Car- ter, John Cosgrove, Basil Childs, Jo- seph Cunigonis, John Reginald Cuff, George Henry Densing, John Everett De Castro, Harry Howard Dutcher, jr., Clarence Eugene Downs, William Downes, Jonas Dowidaitis, Stanislav Dutkiewick, Rizziero Dicivis, Angelo Donato, Joseph Paul Engigneri, Mon- roe King Edwards, Salvadore Engeg- neri, Arturo Forcucci, George H. Far- ley, jr., Ross Montrose Fanning, Henry Forucci, .James A. Gilbride, George Paul Graver, Charles Francis Gil- bride, Andrew Leo Gilbride, Domcnico Gevannilli, Cyrus T. Hart, Joseph Houtz, David Houtz, Maklim Hudi- acki, Mortimer Reuben Jaffe, Edward Le Roy King, William L. King, Wil- liam Lawrence Kieselyack, Joseph Kerr, Joseph M. King,"Eugene Aug- ustine Kelly, Martin Kunigonis, Ray- mond Mathew Lyons, LeRoy Sandi- son Login, John Alexander Logan, Patrick Lowther, Alex. LeMorl, Salva- dor Martocchia, James Ignatius Moy- lan, Michael "Joseph Morouney, Myron Meyer, John A. Moylan, Francis Jo- seph Mc Erlean, Thomas Joseph Mee- nan, Harold Fischer Mason, Henry Frederick Morken, Philip Joseph -Mc •Erlean, William Markus, Jeremiah McCarthy, Joseph Fennemore Nolan, Ernest Nelson, Andrew Nelson; Gui- seppe Orlando, Ernest L. Porter, Frederick Charles Petzoldt, jr., Ben- jamin Harrisdn Porter, George J. Page, Peter Pappas, Nicholas Pappas, Emil Reichart, Arthur Charles John Ramsay, Antone Rackaiyki, Roland Smith, Fred Hill Scribner, Harry Spo- dick, Edward William Smith, William Schaefer, Frederick Schaefer, Frank Salvadore, William P. ScmTriftnef, Charles P. Smith, Joseph Santacroce, Fortunato Sciarpellette, James Thomas Thomason, Charles E. Wells, Albert M. Watts, Frank Wilson, Eg- bert Morton Worth, Allan Pierson Wilson, Harrison Alfred Wires, Jo- seph Yudelowitz, Julius Yudelowitz, James M., McNally, Louis Francis Pignatelli. District 3—Andrew French Acker, John Holme3 Anderson, jr., William Cook Aldrich, William Anderson, Vic- tor Henry Boldak, Joseph Anthony Brennan, Charles Boldak, William Francis Brennan, Jacob Charles Boehl, Stanley Herbert Brown, John George Bonn, Thomas Larsen Berg, Wacz- law fiaczeki, Adolph Bagnske, George Ellsworth Corey, Walter Francis Col- lins, Kenneth Silliman Chester, Ed- ward Marvin Conklin, Russell Gay Conklin, Herbert Edwards Cooper, Halsey Ludlow Dickinson, John James Donnelly, Tony De Petris, Charles Dobkowski, Ernest David James Dredge, Henry Francis Dankowski, Harold Fairbairn Eagleton, William Langdon Edwards, Angelo Fascella, Michael Fascella, Harry Thomas rahy, Frank Henry Fick, Everett Clif- ford Foster, Charles Halsey Foster, Umberto Fortunato, Harold E. Grif- fing, John . Guyer, George Bennett Green, Stanley Grohowski, Zelike Ga- lasiske, Stella Giacomo, Robert Chris- topher Greene, Harold Merton Hal- lock, Charles Elliston Hedges, Oscar Leroy Havens, Walter Norris Hedges George Hnllock Hand, Arthur Louis Hallock, Walter Sherwood Halsey u?. ward Francis Hendrickson, Charles' Whitney Humblet, Howard Lee Hol- den, Harry Halteski, Charles Hearn, Walter Hearn, Hugh William Alfred Jones William Jackson, James Jin- kins, Joseph Kryzeski, Jess Kiminski, i J, ns KoplovRz, Charles Augustus n %• ( ? hest€r Erne st Loper, Arthur DouRlla Loper, Joseph J. Longnecker, Joseph Lewis, Raymond Lawrence Majree, Irving Reese Marshall, Arthur inadus Mulligan, James Joseph Mc ski. Alex Zawalick. Stanley Sobtcke, MDw Bill StaphoMd, l Brooks, George Blankenhorn, FrancU man Davis, Frank W. Dtckbtaon, District 6— Carl Stanley Biggs, John Joseph Bhea, Edmuner" Stalvs' m Conklift. Joseph F. Card, James J. Felix Raymond Dominy, Wflliam George Bangston, John David Boyd, I Twining, GusUv Adolph Tallefaen,' CaVanaxhlrad Corwin Collins, Elmer j Dhuy, Kenneth E. Da vis,- John Casper William P. Brennen, Wesley Chase Truman Tutt, Tbeodor Benjamin Von T roUnV Sherman Coughlin, John L- Diaaington, Walter Denser, Herman Card, Marti*Tcurley, Nicola. Cristall, | B u z . b w t "-•' l * ' - Bajley, A. Charles Benn, James Fran-. Berg, Guan Vinache« L Dikran VanUk- ris Brennan, Ronald Cameron, WU- hlau, John Vanuin, Thomas Howard liarn Austin Cotton, Robert H. Cam-.White, John Thomas Waler, George eron, David Hardman Cameron, An- John Waltman, James Elbert White, drew M. Clark, Francis Thomas Cor-' Henry Peter Walker, John Livingston rigan, Matthew Cowney, Gustave White, John Wilier, ir., Roy Lay ton Chutes, Albert Christe, Edgar P. Wines, George Joseph Walker, Wil- Dykes, George Russell Davis, George liam Wallace, Thorvald Christensen Arthur Dixon, jr., Michael Joseph! Wandet, Andres Ygoatolsen, Beatus r'JiU™? 1 ] Vdward'cjay, jr^ WiUiam . Carl Berhard Erick iift>M.rt; J rtuvtun Erastus Jonea Dom- i son, William Cook Foster, Alfred W. mV JameV W r i a s V , Armand Ell- Foster, William Walter Fowler, John wood CWes Eastman, Ralph J. ; Henry Fowler, Floyd Sheppard Field. Eldredae Cornelius S. Edwards, CM- George Fowler, Jr., Percy Newton fordC attwmrds Clarence Ralph Ed- • Foster, Non-U Herbert Fowler, Abra- Gray, Vesser Jo»- wards,'John Iver'Edwards, William G. | ham Frohiich Ben Fil, Philip Peter C. Fechter, Frank FUnnery,.Wmthrop Garypk U ^ ^ W. Delahanty, Sherman Stewart Daily, Samuel Deitch, Robert Dozier, Charles F, Edwards, John William Erickson, William John Fox, Arthur Van Ars- dale Fitz, James Ivyoer Foster, Foster R. Fanning, Thomas Flanagan, Wil- liam John Fortescue, Adolpb\A. Guldi, Charles Geschardt, Joseph Goodwin, Emil Ziegler, John Zebroski', Joseph jtelenske. Dbtrict 8—Paaquale Alberti, Leo Ash, Charles Black, Harry Jefferson Banks, Louis Ernest Buchmuller, James C. Becham, George Robert Goldstein, George W. Guver, Salva dor Fernandez Gomez, Arthur tenton Hedges, George Albert Hand,- Herbert Hedges, Kenneth Hedges, William SherrUl Hedges, Harry Morrison Hedg*s, J. Ferris Halsey. William Brush James H. Brooker, Frank Henry*Hand*,!:v£rit" A. ife'rter, John I^« ky feJ I i! W Jif d «?l_?*»*?*« ?o^.Calvin Hadder, Bdwin C. Halsey, eph Griffin, Edward A. Holmes, Wen dell M. Higgins, George H. Hamilton, Ralph Edward Hildreth, Edward Jef- ferson Hammond, Sylvester Wines William Hulse, Gilbert Van Rensselaer Hor- ton, Robert Joseph Hudson, Hnat Hly- wa, Henry James Jones ert »H!1 Hale, Eugene Ludlow Hal sey, Joseph M. Hamill, Wallace Hal- lock Halsey, Bernard Jonas Hirsch- field, Alan Ellsworth Hildreth, Craw- ford Cook Halsey, Marshall George Hay, Andrew Hrasko, Archie Lewis, Jagger, Thomas Jaremchuck, Maninus Jonassen, Harry H. King. Joseph Krie- ger, Maynard King, Anthony Hen- drik Kno,pk, Joseph Krysick, Edward Charles Lindhonn, Joseph Lodko, Steve Lavinio, Harold Mills, Monte Miller, John Thomas Miller, Dean H. Moore, Walter Vaughn MacNish, Fodo Marino, Mike Maykoski, James Ken- neth K:-olI, Frank Charles Namec, William Overton, jr., Arthur L. Plum- mer, John Obedzinski, George Thomas Patton, Harold Reeve Penny, John Phillips, Edward Popuski, Pedro Pu- lizzi, William Poullos, Guiseppe Pou- lizzi, Thomas F. Quigley, Carltob Earl Randall, John George Robinson, Er- nest Ryan, Nathan Raynor, James Hamilton Richard, Richard B. Reilly, Joseph Ritchie, Alexander Ritchie, John Rosko, Philip David Smith, Forrest L- Sawyer, Charles Simons, Henry Joseph Smith, George Alois Schaus, Edwin Schwenck, William Schwenck, Maryjan Szczopankowslci, Stepehen Skyhikoski, Kosomere Sel- manski. Walenti Stepnoski, Gisaccht- no Sorrinlins, William Simmons, Lewis D. Tooker, Isaac Tisnower, Joseph Trifilatte, Arthur Trmisch, William Floyd Vail, Herman Richard Viglahm, Nicholas G. Yelmacfios, James Henry Wilson, Louis H. Willumsen, Geo. J. Wagner. Wm. Wood, Frank John Wen- ier, Ross M. Wells, Joseph William Wiesczchocki, Julius Waselwaski, William Zimmerman, James Zaloga, Alex Zabelski. District 6—Lewis Herbert Arm- strong, William Frank Acker, Edward Walter Acker, Michael Ambrose, John Ambros, Major Allen, Matthew Ar- rington, Frederick Whitaker Bisgood, John Felix Blackmore, Merton More- house Byington, Fred Browngardt, John Joseph Bennett, Harry George) Byron, Frederick Richard Blur, Wm. Woolley Bishop, Max Bojick, George William Corwin, Ralph Benjamin Conklin, Patrick James Croke, Albert James Colton, Stanley Russell Clark, I.eland Shepard Clancy, Joseph Har- old Culver, Harley Edward Curtis, Agostino Cilli, Frank Caracio, Vito Cilli, Percy Leroy Dunwell, Edward Halsey Duryca, Howard Layton Drake, Bradford Ivan Dunwell, Alan Duncan dson, Roger J. Davies, Fred'k Nor- Dunwell, Monte Cornell deLoiselle, Bortolo Di Girolama, Alex Deleski, Aleksonder Dzikielewski, Joseph Di Girolafcio, Antonio Eriate, Abato Eli- odaro, James Francis,-Howard Lin- wood Fanning, Harry Goodwin Frank- lin, Otto Herman Guldi, John Anthony Geary, Ernest G. Gordon, Dewitt Clin- ton Goldsmith, Joseph Philip Gologin, Frank Giarratano, Abby Grigg, George Singleton Hiseock, Eric Vail Howell, Michael TJoseph Hogan, Ullman Leroy Havens, Edward Gilbert Hedges, Leon Pelletreau Hildreth, Bergin Hansen Hope, John Alex. Haaparien, Cyrus Wickham Jagger, Huntting Zebelon, Jessup, Durelle Henry Jenny, Francis Richard Kyle, William Koralewski, William Francis Kyle, Bruno Kyzen- ski, Walter Kuzmeek, Frank Kozikow, Antoni Keonopski, James Losee, Rich- ard Hayden Lutz, Charles Nikloa Larm, Jesse Piatt Lutz, Erik Lelja- back, Frank Latkoe, Ferdinand Lee, Everett Belmont Lee, Stephen Moze« ski, Ernest Churchill Mahoney, Henry Talmage Miller, John Joseph Maher, Samuel Vincent Micari, Frank Peter Micari, Benjamin Lewis Miller, Adam Mieczkowski. Frank Maggio, Wlacry. slaw Michalowski, John H. Nugent, Gosta Mangunas Xilson, Bror Nils Nicholson, Sereno Burnell Overton, George Joseph O'Connor, Louis Emil Oswald. Walter Stanley Phil- lips, Howard Hill Phillips, Wil- liam Francis Preskv. Frederick Moses Phillips, Percy Wilson Phillips, Aaron George Pidgeon. Stephen Pa- gac, Tony Polksenik, James Calvin Riley. Stephen Rullo, Vincent Rosko, Norman Franklin Stanton, Julius Schmidt, Edgar Robert Stubbs, Ed- win Bailey Skinner, Walter Kenyon Stubbs, Louis Schmitt, Joseph Sujes- ki, Frank U'. Stubbs, William Andrew Siliske, Hugh Halsey Seely, Frank Sabinski, Frank Suvenski, Bruno Step- nosky, Leon Skrzgpkowski. Wil- liam Sezubelek, Charles Schneider, Isidor Salerno, Hampton Emory Terry, Franklin Cleveland Taber, Leon Ed- wards Terry, James Foster Terry, Joseph Tarogenski. Charles Joseph Udell, George Edwards Utz, Charles Henry Wilier, Edward Post White, jr., Harry Halsey Wilde, Arthur Rus- sell Wilier, Edward William Wolf, Thomas Clarence Overton Warren, William Aloysois Wilson, Charles Ar- nold Wines, jr., Martin Weber, Frank Zikowsky, John Zajacerkowski, Lud- wig Zaloga, Rogers Zarlik. G. Brenner, Charles Mark Bus-' Charles Herman Hansen, Percy Tay- ih, Wactaw Brokoski, Mihal Bro- i or Hedges, Max Horowitz, George E. koski, Dominick Del Bene, William A. Jone^ CeoiartC. King, Stanton King. ? a w r !* r A..E rank . M - C«rter t Frederick*William Anthony Keenan, William A. Jo^J :°£ r 7' rH Wrea V ? v H - CongdoB. I Koraak, Ernest R. Kraujch. Frank Joseph B. A. Collins, John Robertson George Loris, Daniel C Lester, George " " Dunn^ Henry | w . Laurenzi, Francis Davis Lawrence, Davidson, George H Dziedzinski, Harold F. Eldredge", James B. Edwards, George C. Ed- wards, Floyd Hallock Foster, William Francis, Howard Raymond- Foster, Samuel Feinberg, Clarence H. Gra- ?, am > Arthur C. Graham, Harry W. Hand, William C. Hillocks, Elmer Wackman Jackson, Clifford L. Jack- son, Wa ter H. King,, Raymond C. B. King, Vernon E. Lane, Alexius Mi- chael Loughlan, Clarence E. Madden. Howard f Meschutt, George Mer^ n?KT b 8? y B. B S n iM Neidecke™, Daniel ? J H ^ ,chard ^ R °y P^ny. Arthur wifH d i P f nn i' D I ' r6d Merton PhUlips, T^° L x? la £ a P , enny ' Alei Pakarcaek Edwin M. Remlem, WUliam H. Rail Georg e H Raynor, John H. Raynor William C. Raynor, Thatcher E. liRnvV 3 ^ "eschutt Skidmore, w » y cv H ^ Saulf e 3 . Edwin R.^Smith Thurston T R aCb °^ t ' WUliam A ™ . ffl R - . Warner, Wilfred W Snk w 0Ward ^ Usworth Warner, Jo- Pe^v I ar v^ r ' Clm ^, n Graat W ^°«, W«n« wT r ' Nether Ellsworth FoYurP. Y ^ s a m Sydney Wamer ' District 9 —Michael Abukciviea Simon Brown, Lewis E. Benjamin Henry Leroy Bennett, Percy SmUh Floyd Goodale Carter, ^!* d _ ore ^ C^tcfeley Arthur Stanley ™ e ' Adelbert Carter, Guj Carter, Frederick E. Car ter Stanley Edward Carter, John Chikavitz^William H. Crosby, Joseph Coghill, Raymond L. Drake, Walter FwT'n 5 OWB8 ^ FTank Edward i & P '1 h Edwards, James H. Enos, Pasquale Federico, James Stew- artPraser, JuhM Feinberg, John Lion Gardner Chas. J. Gardiner, Harold Ellswortlj Griffin, John Galouski, Hans S? 0, f e ,P unt J, er ' Wi,lar <l Henry Hbw- H«n,r, rth v M : H ? l8e ' Carl Cnristian Hanson, Maurice Leroy Hunter, Acuta W»n n T' ? averl £ 11 . H »*Miu. Howard jShn 6 "^^??' EU . 1< * tt Jamison, Robt John Frank Kovanck, Charles B. Lu- cas Clement• H. LeBlen, Arthur Les- lie Lucas, Ellis Terry Lucas, Paolino Lecciaroti, Wilfred Augustus MiUs, r^ n . A ''? 1 n . Montgomery. Antonio Ma- koski, William Mioduszeswky, Andrew Mishaus, Walter Louis Newton, Mi- chael J. OTlaherty, John T. O'Brien, Joseph Pflieger, Sidney Herbert Phil- lips, Harry Iverson Payne, Joseph Phillips Payne, Frank Griffin Ray- nor, Alfred Chichester Ross, Clifford Charles Reeves, Alfred Fred Robin- son, Richard Robinson, Arthur Sea- man, Harry E. Sammis, Geo, James Sweezy, Harry Smth. Soto Sunetaro, Othello Smith, Reuben Dennis Smith Nathaniel Tooker, Maurice Turtle, jr., Clifford W. Terrell, John Edward Tun- nell, jr., Douglas E. Terrell, Walter Isiah Terrell, James E. Turley, Chas. Van Hoesen, Melville Lawrence Van Hise, Chester H. G. Vail, Alexander Van Buren, Wilfred Schuyler Walter, Arthur Raymond Worthington, Allan F. Walter, David Ware, Benjamin Ware, Samuel Adolphus Whyatt, Bole- slaw Zaluski. District 10—WiUiam Afterman, William Cutler Atwater, jr., Harry ASgustine, George Andrew Anderson, Charles Bergen Anderson, Michael Ambrosino, Frank Capron Bishop, John Ancron Binns, Wilbur Hampton Benjamin, Herman Fleet Bishop, John Lewis Brown, Clarence Banks, Mike Frank Nicolo Loria, Willard B. Liv_ ingston, George Lewis Miller, Josiah Lester Mulford, James H. Mulford, Adelbert W. McDougall, John H. Mahoney, Edwin Courtland Mulford, Raymond W. Mott, Joseph Macuska, Salvatore Morana, Willard D. Nor- ton, Everett Ellsworth Osborn, Nel- son C. Osborne, Leroy H. Osborne, Leroy H. Osborne, Raymond H. Os- born, John Opirs, Robert F. Pratt, Herbert L. Parsons, Manuel Pereg, Carl Hartlib Reutershan, Grzegori Rybok, Paul Reutenberg, James Lor- enzo Sanford, Paul H. Skinner, Gilbert H. Smith. Ralph Spicer, Raymond A. Smith, Chas. Francis Smith, George A. Schulte, Harold Alexander Salis- bury, Joseph Swirgocky, Peter Sou- lias, Charles John Swenson, Roy Thompson, Adam Thompson, Clarence Huntting Thomas, John Telfe'r, Mat- thew Tierney,. John Thomas Turner, Eldorus" Topping, Loomis H. Taylor, Daniel Tucker, jr., Faustino Villa, Coles C. Williams, Robert White. District 2—John M. Bell, Francis Raymond Bloomingburgh, Stephen Vincent Battle, George Tooker Bill, Sherman Marshall Barteau, Horace B. Becker, Alfred Milton Butts, George Albert Bill, Herman Martin Brown, William Charles Bates, Frederick Beyer, Walter Robert Chester'Brooks, Floyd Augustus Bill, George Francis Battle, Frank W. Bill, jr., Stephen Jo- seph Blaschak, Edmund Francis Burns, Ernest Henry Braem, Louis Hugh Christman, Amos Christman, James Frederick Chelberg, James Henry Collins, Frank Collins, Nicho- las Castrigone, Elmer William Cer- tain. Henry Upsher Cook, Edward Paul Dunn, George Arthur Dippel, Joseph Donohue, Alexander Dzieman, Stahislaw Dzieman, Cortland Hoach Edwards, John Ha>old Emmel, Ella- worth Field, Charles Ellsworth Four- nier, John Loughlyn Fee, William Loyd Fournier, Michele Ficurelli, Peter John Garypie, Albert William Garypie, Clifford William Hildreth, Charles Vincent Horn, John William Helleman, Louis Hertz, August, Helle- man, Harry Healy, Henry Clay Hal- sey, Charles Fremont Hallock, Ray- mond Edmund Hetnrlchs, Clifford Hope Hall, Stanley Edmund Hein- richs, Lawrence Gilbert Heinrichs, George Thomas Haines, William Ed- ward Jobe, jr., Stanley Cox Jacobs, Bronislaw Janacsko, Wladyslaw Jamesko, Charles Henry Johnson, William T. Keating, Michal Koscik, Josef Korsak, Salvatore Liberti, Sal- vatore Lipomi, Angelo Liberti, Ed- ward Louis McMahon, Thomas Moran Moylan, William Edward McDonald, Joseph Michael Murphy, Augustine Harold Marouney, Joseph Majkszyk, Joseph Narkus, Guiseppe Orioles, Harold Francis Pidgeon, HaroldIB. Perdoe, Linwood Baugh Roberts, WU- liam Topping Roberts, William Allen Ross, Joseph Ryzhowski, Harry R. Shaw, Charles Thomas Shaw, Carl RUSSIAN IS CALLED MYSTIC His Character on Surf»c« Seems to Be Readily Grasped But He Fur. nlshes Surprise, Says Novelist. Hugh Walpole has been much lnj Russia during the pust two momentous, years, says the London Mall. H e h a s ' the keenest Interest In Russia as a na-' tloa and the Russians aa a people,; apart from the service they are giving' as a powerful unit In the allied repulse, to German uggresalon. F r o m first to^ last he has found Russia an object of, study and In many ways a problem.! The following analysis, taken bodily' re- Children Cry for Fletcher's . John John- son, Sammy Jappiner, Leendert ! from his novel, 'The Dark Forest, Kwaak, John Kaiser, Oscar Olson veals the very spirit of Russia: Kongvold, Alvin C. King, Anthony j "How ever deeply a Russian may ed- Kwiatkowske, Timothy Kenny, Joseph mlt an Englishman Into friendship, he S E J ' J S S S S 'c^L^Hiram' 0 * 1 1 - t0 lb * ^ ^ ^ ^ ' " ^ Gulre Lynch, Charles T. Lesteri HenryJ a , Dd n ' ,erly BUryri8e "* ™ e K ?t Lester, Venus Lynch, Darahl C La- sJan character seems, superflcially with Guire, Edward Osborne Lester, Hugh lu lack of ^str* 1111 . lc » idealism. Its Allan MacKinnon, Thomas James Mc- Mahon, James Thomas McGuirk, Impracticability, Its mysticism. Its material simplicities, to be so readily John Leo McGuirk, John W. Mott, «rusped, that the surprise that finally John Henry B. MulliganJHenry Her-1 remains Is the more dumfoundlug. man Meinke, John MacCrimmon, Wil- liam Corey Mowat, Lewis M. Peterit, Ebenezer Franklin Pharoah, Henry P. Raynor, Herbert Cecil Rampe, Otis Huntting Rampe, Paul Vincent Reu- tershan, THomaa Arnold Rose, Frank St. John Ross, Stanley Rossko, Joseph Repuk, Thomas Daniel Scott, Edwin L. Sherrill, Percy C. Schenck, John Savage, William F. Savage, Joseph Stephens, Stanley Sawicky, Charles Frederick Thompson, Archibald S. Terrell, George Hall Travis, James Smith Vaughn, Nick Vanderhorst, Viscuso Vincezo, Mario Viscuso, Wal- ter Joseph Winters, Benjamin Addison Warner, John Thornton Wood, Charles Douglas Woodhouse, Edwin Thomas' Weir, Raymond M. Lester, John Bro- veen. CARE IN MAKING PROMISES No Agreement Should Be Made That Can't Be Carried Out, As Keeping One's Word Is Important. Keep your promises—so don't make any you can't fill; Don't make any In conflict with agreements. Neglecting the exact terms of a defi- nite promise Is often a very serious thing. The keeping of promises In business transactions is the "sheet anchor" In the establishing of credit among one's business associates. The world of business places great value on promises. Not only In all business transactions buVdn every-day life, the keeping of promises should be looked after with care. Whatever you do, keep your word, for the man who breaks his promises even in little things IS sure to break them In more Important ones. It Is a good plan when making a promise as to appointments to jot down in a memorandum book the man's name, so that no mistakes can be made. It Is a question of obligations that Is not canceled until It Is paid. The man whose promise or word can be relied upon is the one whose In- fluence is far-reaching in any commun- ity or in any business. Keep your promises—so don't make any you cant fill.—New York MaiL WM. C. GREENE ATTX>»BpF* COUNSELLOR ATLAW Sag-Hart»r, N. Y. Office over the Savings Bank l€f Real Eitate, Loans, Insurance. The Kind Yon Haw J&wsyn Bought, and which has be«» in two for ov*r ottx 30 years, has borne the signatnro pi /rf /«-A ^L. "" * Bd I*" bWI1 ma<ie UQd " hl * P«' Jg£g- aortal supervision Bince its infancy. fT 6 ***^ AUow no one to deceive you in tfah. Ail CounterfeitB, Imitations and Just-as-good" are but Bxperiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infante and CbildrtUr-Jlrpwlenc* against Experiment. What is CASTOR IA Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pareeork. Drops and Soothing Syrupe. It Is pleasant, it contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance It» age Is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been.in constant use for the relief of Constipation Flatulencv Wind Colic .and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural bleeo. The Children's Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS •Bears the Signature of Perhaps, after all, It is the very close- ness of our resemblauce the one to the other that confuses us. It ls,!perhups, that In the Russian soul the East can never be reconciled to the West; that the Russian never reveals his sacred Ideal, even to himself; far distant Is It then from his friend. Whatever It be. the surprise remains. For to those whom Russia and her people draw- back again and again, however strong- ly they resist, the sure truth stands: that here there Is a mystery, a mys- tery that may never be discovered. In the very soul of Russia the mystery Is stirring: the restlessness, the great- ness, the disappointment, the vision of the pursuit Is working I" An Expert In Motives. Q»usiu Henry Is an expert on mo- tives. If you were reading off a list of names and overlooked Henry, he would understand. He would know exactly the motive that prompted you to do It, says Claude Callan In the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. If you don't think to I ; Introduce him tc the man who Is with I . you. he can see through it He may Qgjg Lf£SS0N IN PATRIOTISM have to go back four or five years, but In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You H ave Always Bought THK OINTAUH OOM PANY, NKW VOMK C I TV Island Classed as'B'attleshlp. , , ! Ascension Is n curious nnd out-of-the- he will make a complete case »S«tast ; Amflrlcan Q , ven something to Think way little Ulund In the south Atlantic, you. In less than an hour he will j About fay | u „ l n Wno Bouaht . I nbout n s f a r fr , know wtiat your motive was. Right New Idea In Clocks. Every now and then some enterprls- ton"Avery Smith,"" Francis Aloysius ! lng manufacturer tries to make the Sexton, Harry Domick Smith, George humble alarm clock attractive by get- A. Sears, Arthur Sieber, Brohistaw tmg lt 0ut i n a new form. Wnlle the Slivonik, Anton Stubalk. Otto Stauble, Beven o-docfc De u wUl probably never William Benjamin Tropin, John A. I hec<me popular, the latest form i s a Taylor, Wladyslaw Tabara, Edmund | .convenient, and handsome one. nrr^ffie^m.^gM^F^da , ThTnew clock Is electric, both In the John Wagner, Charley Joseph W a l - ; alarm and timekeeping system. It Is ondzius, Walter Clifton Wilson, Ro- run by a battery and Just below the kas-Wilkas, John Wolpiuk, Joe Wait- face of the clock is a tiny electric light. Barnish, Wasyl Bandrowski, John i j £US) wnviam Yardley, Edward S. Zel- x switch on a flexible cord is attached. Mc Nab Bullen, George Richard I j^ r > Kostanty Zaikowski, Alphons The switch may be carried to the head Brown, Dassey Lee; Brown, SamueU^ abito _ ' of the bed and in order to see the time Brown, Harold Field • Culver, Lewis District 3—John Baptist Albisser, . . . ^ button U)tnt8 Young Culver, John Scudder Culver, jr E i i3ha Edwards Amnion, Ben a- I »*»'•**• * v ? i ,»JL .„.»« t l a f.^Tof Herbert Reeve Culver, Dudley Delmar gin Aborn, 2nd. Royce Belmont Am- *** >«»P; whlch lUnmlnates the face of mon, Leonard Wesley Bennett, Byron the clock. Talmage Barnes, Edward Clifton Babcock, Elijah Marton Bennett, Wil-1 Woman Cooks for Armies. namara, Math. Makellr, John Joseph Murphy. Demcton MissereUky, Shep- ard Miller, David Perry Nichols, Ar- thur llPmpstend Newman. John No- wnck., Stanley Olsjenski, Ashton Owens. Harold J n V,n p.*...»'. 5.?"!™ rnchu., Schalble, Uuis Smith. Fran- Frant c•'"• . R *> o n » 0 '"« «• Schenck, Franfc 5°."^ j Sch £ n f k i Benjamin ! " k r t ^^i. R » lflh Jennings Srnith W M • So , h ^' 1 1 f k - Charles Roy Mnih William Joseph Scherder At £«iii e, .. Jftn ^* Kme8t Travort.. Her- »*rt: Bailey Tyndnll. Nathaniel How- »),1 T o p p m g . F r e d e r i c k L e R o , Tlff.M TynOAll Xl':ll:.^ IWtor. TyndAll. William rhom nsf >n. Henry Tablasky W; iaras, Abraham Ware Williamson. Emanuel Wash Andrew Zerebrec, Franci. Ed Frnncis George F.lesjer ington, (?ar Me- cnslin. Vernon William • '•strict •» R u Amisu, Sunl A. Assil, Arthur' II. B BaMwin, Inland Benedict, Joseph Brndl ShftnahAn. moido Angeles, Alex Andrews, ll.rshtm urnett. Adriane Burnett, f rftn k L f.V. Fete o-«n iR ?J n ^"l^as.ki.' Jam, gan, Edtt-ard Danhrosk ejron. Done- Alfre.1 n 0 M. Hammond, Al*-* npiowak . Fdward Marvan Ho>.es7en«k H««?hes. I.<-wi« ««rr»m. A Arlton Jenninw Renuli. h Jon**. Hjalmar John<on' John u ^Ibert H 0«horne Han OTonnell Carl W. Faul H»rold I,. R OC er «. Smith Elmer U L ,v »n. Wladysla .*sl r o n ^' l.an, ORourke ' r * nl( 'Vnhow^ki **n, Uals 6. R^,., Jnhos Scholt*. o„. Sarre. J onn S „l M<s-kowski, Julio, War JMraki. JVflm Sems^nemk >Uhae<ki. Je RM , p Troyan Miehael Tr, UvSuWHJ ... Topple A fe\ Diftrict 7—Abraham Aronstein, Carl Abramson, George Allen Brown, Thomas Miller Bennett, Isidore Sam- uel Billig, Elliott Foster Bishop, Fran- cis Buna, Thomas Hunt Barber, Ed- ward Neville Brush, Charles Harold Brophy, Vincent Balaquer, Einar Bcrgstrom, Wicenty Bedmoki, Charles Bennett, Francisco Ralaquez, Charles William Burdett, Tony Boroma, Amos Henry Bailey, Everett Strong Conk- lin, Michel Ccrullo, John Chlopinski, Wickham Cuffic, Wm. Gore Chambers, John Coffey, Antonio Campo, William Cardoza, Midricl John Comer, Alfred Christensen, Samuel Cuendet, Vincent Contri, Stanley Chudopka, Stanley R. Candler, Joseph John Dixon, John Wil- liam Dunn, Gosc Diego, Joe Degon, Andrew Daniels, Ord Raymond Kd- wards, Milton Perigw Knstine, Frank Klmore Edwards. George Clarence Ed- wards, Aenor Eriksen. Frank Joseph Flynn, Charles Wagner Frankenbach, Ralph Cecil Frood, CTlarcnce Furlong, William Joseph Fulton, George Wash- ington Fox, Wm. Angert Frankbnch, Ira B. Fornham, Robert Jasp«r Free- man. Harry I^-wis Gaines, Clifford Elwyn Green, Stanley Gbosic, George (irAy, Abnrr Remington GAither, (Jeorgr Mo<iur Hunter, Walter Hunter, Robert Erastus Hubbard. Frank West- cott Howell. Raymond Augustus Hal- sey, Edward Leslie Howell. Charles Cortland Hubbard, Arthur Gilbert Howell, Hftnse HAnson. Gose Ivars, Kugene Clinton Jennings, John G. Jurasko, Edward Johnson, Thomas Peter Kelly, Roderick FerdmAy K1«U- ler. Alexander Kuczniakl, Mike Klor- woski. V'Aini Kymen. F;«nk I* Croix, jAmes Winthrop l^-e. Frank l.adous- ky, John ?>Anris Lynch, Olaf larsen, Samuel larsen Michael l.iston, Ellis Wellington Mdler, Wm. John George Mcintosh. Tonis Muller. I^onard Os- wald Miller. Peter Brenburg Moorp, Edward Mayer, Chaa. Martin, SUnUy Moraski, Patrick Marshall, Robert Me- KAy; James Mcl.A>ijrhlin, Horace Hy. Nichols, Wm. Henry Nicoll, JAmes Nicholmson, John Nelson. John Nichol- son. Arthur Thomas Norman, John O'Rrien, Joseph Omisko, Oscar Orxrg. Carl K. Ostrand. Ale Anton Olsen, .TJat! 1 K,1 * f ' ,r " > l^irrce. James Henry Phir7Tr.«, ( i e o r g e C-artihell Price, Ram- uel Palmer. Frank Poswailowski. Al- bert C. Pinmmer, Henry Samsen Quil- ter, Arthur Albert Risley, John Riley Wilm.in Halsey Raynor. Frank t-aw- rence Rajnor. Elbert ChArles Rogers Joseph rHnboski. Frank Romboaky, Seymore Sdas, Ij»wrence Peter SchAu. Wilier Garland Shakespeare, Louis Fordham Smith. Percy l.hi«rood Sherman, Forrest Klmore Smith, Fe- Cole, Alex Dynski, John Francis Fo- ley, Harold Sidney Gorden, Henry Geslak, Howard Wells Havens. Wil- liam Hong, Stuart Payen Howell, Or- ville Renwick Harris, Robert Lyman Hawkins, William Herzecia, Aubrey F. Jessup, Leslie Corwin Jessup, Erik Johnson, Con Ketcham, Walter Henry Kloppenburg, Joseph Karpowicz,, Leo Kelly, Leo Thomas ' Lomas, Walter Melvdle Lomas. Charles Lepatz, Henry Lobako, Clarence John Lashly, Harold Lindgren, Benjamin Floyd Mc Guckin, William George Miller, Nicho- las Martin, Joseph Maske, John Maz- urak, George Mc Rine, William Mc-' Dyer, Samuel Morris, Wilfred Os- borne Newins, Decatur Granger Over- ton, Clinton Nelson Overton, Daniel Ephriam Ocame, Alexander William- son Ogilvie, Edward Roger Pape. George Winchester PeTcy, Michael James Parlato, William Parish, Kem- per Parish, Henry Oliver Reeves, James Madison Raynor, Olin Shepard Raynor, Oliver Roseman Raynor, Chas. W. Robinson, Clifford Tuttle Raynor, Ansel Vernon Raynor, William Fred- erick Raynor, Willi Rinke, Peter Ryeysrciencz, David Rohmings, Den- nis Halsey Robbins, Henry Stuart Robbins, Frank Strnad, Edward H. Stevens, Dledrich Schwarting, Jesse Meyer Schramm, Edward James Car- dell Smith, Theodore Willis Sadlier, James Joseph Seeley, Alex Sweet, Edward Haynes lTiurston, George Parker Terry, William Har- ris, Thurston, jr., Charles W. Turner, Atanasy TychoU, William Taylor, Arthur Lee Warner, Harold Link Wright, Herbert WlmpfheimeT, Rodney Corning Ward, Ernest Leon Winters, Irving Wimpfheimer, Win- ccnty WarcckovskL .Thomas 8. Wil- son, George Williams, Joe White, David Jagger Young. District 11—Antone Anaamouakl, George Crevs Beekwith, Irvinr Stew- art Brown, Tony Behki, James Edward Brown, Charley Brtxm, Frank Joseph Chadina, Robert Clarke, Louis Doug- las, Stanley Dunn, Walter Melville Gordon, Robert Clayton Gordon, Ignaa Gojowsky, Karl Gottlieb Heinrich, Fred Ellwood Hawkins, Harold Beech- er Halsey, Nathaniel Robmson How- ell, Joseph Izcintsanch, Adam Lak«a» aha vie, Harry Jacnyx, Michal Kar- wowski, Lawrence Krotoca, Ignat Kos- tuk, Peter Kostuk. Vincent Lubniew- ski, Mike LukAaevIc, Albert iAibnlew- ski. Willis Russell Moray, Thomaa Morris, Thomaa M a y o , G e o n s Fran- cis Ncsbitt, Felfat NWayn, WlitUmNe- wik, Martin Ole Olsen, KnjrenelUuey Rogers. Harrison Strong Karnor, Wn- liAm Rems^n, John Wilford Raynor, Oscar Bingley Rogers, Halsey Jacob RAynor, George Madison Ranger, Ellsworth Tuttle Raynor, Ralph Leon- ard RaynoT. Edward Rorski, Mike Ror- ski, Tony Radtieaki. Robert Alexand« r Seharff, William Smolensky. William Swcknik, Baniel Edgar Terry, For- rm Palmer Tnthfll, Ray Uvlngaton Tuttle. Francis Arnold Tnthfll, Vernon Daniel TutUe, Rodney mSfm, Thura- hy. Gerard Raymond Thar»hy. Theo- "rW>r« Wells Tuthill, Charlea KUftm* liam Albert Booth, Benjamin Hedges j prom EpgUind has come news that now he Is angry because his daughter was not selected as valedictorian of her class. You may think that the other girl deserved to be selected, but you don't know all that Henry knows. It Is a long story, but he Is willing to tell lt to you, and after hearing l t y o u will understand the motive—you will understand that lt Is a case of spite- work. About by Italian Who Bought "De Units*qiate Nag-" How many times the 1 elgners in this country the lesson of patriotism! •I'm any place else as lt Is possible for an island to get. Its j nearest neighbor is St. Helena of Na- aorant for- poleonlc fame, and fhnt Is 700 miles ce taught us away. Ascension belongs to Great Brit- An incident • aln and, for some inscrutable reason happened some time ago In New York 'known to the powers of England, lt Is city, says a writer in the New Bedford not carried on the lists of the colonial Further Knowledge Desired. "Ah, what an entertaining variety there Is to the panorama that slides by as we gaze from a street car window," said professor Pate. "The monotony of the buildings is every now and then broken by brief glimpses that arouse our interest. We see a pretty mother and pr*fn|fltilld, a picturesque cottage, a bit ^K^vmody or a moment of tragedy. Sometimes we catch a situa- tion to which we wish we could learn the sequel. For instance, while coming down town the other morning I s a w a gentle youth at a window playing a ukulele and in the next room a grim man was stropping a razor."—Kansas City Star. Smaller Farms In California. In California the farms originally were the old "Spanish land grants," usually of enormous extent. In a fashion, these grfat holdings—validat- ed by the American government when California came Into the Union—have remained as ranches. Today the peo- ple are learning that botli for taxa- tion and production, small farms are better, and a movement to bring this about is under way.—Indianapolis News. (Mass.) Standard. Downtown there Is a store where one can trade cigarette coupons for pre- miums. If you want cash, the coupons are worth half a cent apiece. The store Is filled with glass casesTTh which there are silver cofTee urns, genuine chlnaware, collar buttons, fish poles, etc ^—— I was cashing n number of coupons when a swarthy Italian, entered and shuffled up to-the counter. His hair looked as If It had never felt a comb. His hands and face were covered with mud from the building excavations across the street. In his flst he held a crumbled and greasy mass of coupons, which he shoved half timidly over the counter. The girl clerk was a gum chewer. More than that, she was painted and powdered until her features resembled the side of a newly-painted barn. . "Whaddy yo wan'?" she chewed, ey- ing the Italian closely from under her penciled eyebrows. "Gimme da blgn flag," he whispered. It was the most natural thing In the world for the girl clerk to hand h i m a cheap Italian flag. The man touched It devotedly with his soiled fingers. . A far-away look entered his eyes. "No dls a-one, I wan' de Dnlta State flag." I left the store, gazing at my 89 cents rather shamefacedly. governments, but perhaps because of its lniportiutco-os a naval station Is governed by the admiralty. It Is treat- ed as part of the British fleet, and Is the only piece of land on the globe that Is carried on a roll of ships as part of the naval force of the nation. Instead of being garrisoned by the army, lt Is manned by the navy. It Is classed as a battleship In the admiralty offlcea. A Speed Producer. The professor was trying to demon- strate o, simple experiment in the gen- eration of steam. "What have I in my hand!" he asked. "A tin can," came the answer In concert.* "Very true. Is the can an animate or Inanimate object?" "Inanimate." "Exactly. Now, can any little boy or girl tell me how, with this tin can, It Is possible to generate, a surprising nmount of speed and power almost be- yond control?" One little boy raised his right hand. "You may answer, Rutherford," "Tie it to a dog's tail." Badly Needed. "It's a pity there are really nd good fairies In the world." "Yes, indeed," answered the motor- ist Think what a pleasure lt would be to have a good fairy step out Into Mean Brutel lack discipline," growled way?" demanded Mrs. Barnes, jr., Howard Nelson Brown, ^ 8U gg e8 tlon of attaching women as ' the road when your car broke down Frank Herbert Boynton, William Jo- seph Bolger, Angus Bona, James cooks and caterers to British regt- and with one wave of her magic wand send you speeding on your w a y I" No Risk, T have just been buying some In- flated stock." "And you knew it?" Of course, I did. My purchases Wilcox, Charles Edward Wright, Kiria Woronki. Captain Weaaen. District 12—Ch*rl<« O. Berdaa, Frank Brown. Edward IX Beaa. Ol*««4 Boardtnan, John C. Cotton, ROSMU Clark, Charles E. Drake, Hffward U Firth, Earle S. Firth, UvtU Gygax. H L. Hansen. T. Irvinr Havana. Har- rison C. Hartigan, Edward Havens. Archie Hawkins, Da-rid H. Boww, El- lis Konkell, Henry F. G. Nabor. Emory R, Ncsbitt, William W. N*«hitt, Harry Nelson, Frederick C. Orth, AnUwi Pfr- laskl, Geor** M. Smith, Charles W. Smith, Peter Snslnaka, Albert H. Ti- tos, Otis F. VaU. TOWN OF EAST HAMPTON District 1--Elirk Robert Anderson, in SA omon. John ManUin Stewart, Axel Olaf Arwm, Krerett B. Bart- 1-redcrick Schrader, John man. Welhy E. Bottghton, Frank Bennett, MITIer Bartolo William HBU oyi»w, /\"*'"n „;~""ui~,",TirT ments was received'so favorably that Harry Tabor Conklin, James Decker and when objection Is made that such Coon James Cosgrove, Victor Cor- a thing has not been heard of before ieau,' Edward Carey, William Clorey, In civilized armies, lt has been pointed Peter Cavan, Tony. Costa, Clifton B. out that before the days of Florence Daniels, Theophilus' Davenport, Perry Nightingale It w a s a n unheard-of thing B. Duryea, Wm. George Clark Duff, for women t0 ta k e cn arge of hospital were toy balloons for the kids." Carmine blsunno Harry Deckow, fl James Cornelius Eichhorn, jr., Ellis . King Edwards, Newton Filmore Ed- wards, George E. Eichhorn, Arthur j Joseph Forgeron, Wilson M. Grifflng, Floyd Cavins Hamilton, Wilson Glover Hedges, Leo Charles Hantz, Frank Carlton Hendrickson, Bart C. Hadell, Charles B. Hulse, Herman Heck, Wil- liam Adolph Hadel, William H. Jen- kins, Simon Joyce, Ahner Morton King, Edward Wilson King, Horace Archibald Kent, Harry Mulford Leek, Frank Raymond Lester, Harry Tal- mage Lester, Giles George Lusty, Edward Lester, Charles I,andry, Joseph LaPorte, Everett Seaman Miller, Herbert Lewis Miller, David Sheldon Miller, Frank Eugene Miller, Edward A. Murray, Alphonse Leo Mc- Donald, Thomas- McDonald, Henry Molly Merchant, JoKn L "*Joseph Martin, Sandy Martin, William Miller, Henry Peter Martell. William Moorcs Jeff- rey McDonala, Elbert Vivian Par- sons, Asa Gardner Peckham, Bertie Pitts, Sidney Martin Phillips, William D. Parsons, Wilfred Pitts, Clifford Polrrier, Lodolph Po)irier, Peter vitla Pitipos, John Perry, Richard Rhod««, Harry Rhodes, Dwight P. Rackett, George William Rose, Sal- vatore Riggio, Peter Rana, S'gal Si- gurd Syveirtiien, George Vernon Schel- VingeT, Everett M. Spellman. Percy Thomaa Spicer, Martin S>vertsen, John Sohl, John M. Sweeting, William F. Shea, John Scaptynsky, Alphonse Fred Sampson, Ralph Arnold Topping, Emerson Breeze Taber, Benjnmm Lc- Roy Tuthill, Ixiuis Thayer. Percy Vredenburg, Elmer Gray W'oed, Al- exander James Young, Alexiq Joseph Young, Joseph Zenger. District 4—-Augustus Dwrell Ben- nett, Reynolds Leisley Bennett, Chatincay Augustus Bennett, Henry Abeahart BetWen. Oswald Talmage Foster, Emanuel AckoTtl Hulse, WrUialw Henry Haven", John Michael Howard, Clifford Thompson King, Percy Ij»wTeneo King, Allen Edward King. Josiah Ellsworth King, Joseph Franklin Mitchell /ieorge Sid- ney Miller, Asa Lewlj Miller, Oscar Marshon Mott. Willis Jacob Miller, Florus Wlliam Miller, Abram Henry Miller, Horace Carpenter Miller JC r ? nk i?if s * Pidgeon l^slie Dana Qulnn, William Henry Renkcns, Jacob Wilmsr Schellinger, Nathaniel Ed- wards Smith Jesse Teed Scott, Frank Prichard Smith Charle» Henrv Rchri- Hnrer. Jame* Lionel Talmage Law- rence Stanley Talmage. District 5-Oscar Herman Ander son "Women Mr. Gabb. "In what Gabb. "You can't Induce them to cease firing when they begin shooting off tnelr mouths," replied Mr. Gabb. A Standard Tuning Fork. Testing tuning forks is a new line of work which the versatile United States bureau of standards has taken up. A tuning fork for use In ordnance tests has recently been standardized for the war department, and equip- ment has been secured for carrying on such work regularly.—Scientific Amer- ican. Caught on the Fly. "You are nothing but a big bag of wind," sneered the smnrt airplane. The balloon, In Its Indignation, swelled visibly. 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