The following births have been reported since the last issue of THE TELEGRAPHER:

To Bro. and Mrs. E. E. Sneed, a boy. To Bro. and Mrs. A. R. Mann, a girl. To Bro. and Mrs. C. W. Collins, a boy. To Bro. and Mrs. W. E. Brown, a boy. To Bro. and Mrs. D. L. Stover, a boy. To Bro. and Mrs. H. C. Brand, of Seney, Ga., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. D. G. Burden, of Latta, S. C., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. G. B. Riley, of Leshara, Neb., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. W. E. Craig, of Tallapoosa, Ga., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. J. W. Haub, of Osage City, Mo., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. C. F. Peal, of Yemassee, S. C., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. W. A. Miles, of Remsen, N. Y., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. John Eyler, of Chicago Jct., Ohio, a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. L. F. Mack, of Jackson, Mich., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. K. H. Beitler, of Jackson, Mich., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. J. C. Dunning, of Bay City, Mich., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. E. W. Setty, of Sandford, Ind., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. J. A. Law, of Norwood, Ga., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. A. P. Little, of Rochester, N. H., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. J. E. Wainwright, of Swartz, La., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. E. A. Studer, of Jennings, Kan., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. W. H. Corbett, of Akron, Ohio, a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. J. L. Conley, of Ft. Worth, Tex., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. Oscar Newman, of Carroll, Ga., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. A. B. Corbett, of Mankato, Kan., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. E. A. Studer, of Jennings, Kan., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. Foster Jones, of Wamsutter, Wyo., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. D. M. Rogers, of Register, Ga., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. L. E. Shultz, of Coldwater, Mich., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. J. F. Schneider, of Du Bois, Pa., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. P. E. Hampton, of Momence, Ill., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. John W. Ellis, of Scandia, Kan., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. C. Bowden, of West Branch, Mich., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. C. E. Dyer, of Prairie du Chien, Wis., a girl.

To Bro. and Mrs. E. L. Batterson, of Lewiston, Mich., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. Edw. Albright, of Beech Ridge, Ill., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. H. V. Truitt, of Whitestone, R. I., a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. P. L. Havener, of Montpelier, Ohio, a boy.

To Bro. and Mrs. O. A. Schuett, of White Fish Bay, Wis., a girl.

The following marriages have been reported since the last issue of THE TELEG

RAPHER:

Bro. C. H. Land, Jr., of Div. 160, to Miss Eva Hill.

Bro. Jeb Martin, of Div. 46, to Miss Clyde Reville.

Bro. F. J. Janeshek, of Div. 126, to Miss Rose Urban.

Bro. Charles Searls, of Div. 1, to Miss Nellie Dean.

Bro. R. Maxfield, of Div. 8, to Miss Bertha Parks.

Bro. J. R. Rodgers, of Div. 132, to Miss Moorer.

Bro. J. W. M. Love, of Div. 59, to Miss Bradford.

Bro. G. E. Dean, Jr., of Div. 54, to Miss Elsie Hill.

Bro. W. H. Small, of Div. 76, to Miss Lillian Temm.

Bro. H. J. Rudy, of Div. 2, to Miss Margaret McCoy.

Bro. C. M. Lester, of Div. 76, to Miss Hazel Gardner.

Bro. G. B. Abrams, of Div. 46, to Miss Zella Mae Reed.

Bro. O. A. Rollins, of Div. 132, to Miss Beatrice Curling.

Bro. D. E. Logan, Jr., of Div. 22, to Miss Gussie Kennedy.

Bro. G. H. Robertson, of Div. 16, to Miss Pauline Shauntz.

Bro. L. E. Webb, of Div. 23, to Miss Jeanette Miller.

Bro. L. G. Meek, of Div. 96, to Miss Goldie Chamberlin.

Bro. W. J. Hotchkiss, of Div. 130, to Miss Ruth Beckett.

Bro. V. R. Haggard, of Div. 53, to Miss Gertrude Ragsdale.

Bro. L. W. Woodbury, of Div. 76, to Miss Genevieve Black.

Bro. Harold Hathaway, of Div. 8, to Sister Clara Walburger.

At Tionesta, Pa., Bro. B. L. Grover, of Div. 17, to Miss Thompson.

At Thebes, Ill., Bro. O. P. Mathis, of Div. 34, to Miss Ruby White.

At Vanceburg, Ky., Bro. G. A. Rice, of Div. 40, to Miss Pansy Mavity.

At Beaver Creek, Ky., Bro. O. F. Hinkle, of Div. 40, to Miss Jane Allen.

At Eve, Mo., Bro. A. W. Redding, of Div. 22, to Miss Pearl Caldwell.

Bro. E. C. Horning, of Div. 76, to Sister Bessie Veseley, also of Div. 76.

At Dalhart, Tex., Bro. J. C. Sides, of Div. 145, to Miss Estelle Clark.

At Rockville, Mo., Bro. R. H. Dunham, of Div. 22, to Miss Fannie Brown. At Tidioute, Pa., Bro. R. W. Thompson, of Div. 17, to Miss Anna M. Potter. At Philmont, N. Y., Bro. H. D. Whitney, of Div. 38, to Miss Sara E. Bartlett.

At Ricketts, Iowa, Bro. A. F. Bothmann, of Div. 76, to Miss Matilda Bohlmann.

At Wantagh, L. I., Bro. Geo. F. Powell, of Div. 44, to Miss Marguerite Schwicker. At Centreville, Mich., Bro. B. G. Mintern, of Div. 16, to Miss Mabel Gorbutt.

At Union Grove, N. Y., Bro. H. A. Keator, of Div. 113, to Miss Anna L. Hewitt.

At Scandia, Kan., Bro. H. M. Edwards, of Div. 31, to Sister D. B. Richardson, of Div. 126.

At Hot Springs, S. Dak., Bro. Geo. M. Penkoski, of Div. 76, to Miss Leona E. Asemissen.

THE TELEGRAPHER extends congratulations to the happy couples.

The following deaths have been reported since the last issue of THE TELEGRAPHER:

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44.

Bro. C. C. Mustain, of Div. 40.
Bro. H. R. Byfield, of Div. 126.
Bro. P. M. Green, of Div. 130.
Bro. R. L. Herbert, of Div. 44.
Bro. Wm. H. Tyhurst, of Div. 33.
Son of Bro. H. H. Walls, of Div. 3.
Bro. Hazen C. Questard, of Div. 54.
Wife of Bro. N. B. Miller, of Div. 21.
Wife of Bro. A. M. Brown, of Div. 23.
Wife of Bro. C. D. Hartley, of Div. 23.
Son of Bro. E. E. Shafer, of Div. 52.
Father of Bro. L. V. Maxwell, of Div. 23.
Sister of Bro. W. W. Rozzell, of Div. 31.
Brother of Bro. G. F. Morse, of Div. 89.
Wife of Bro. R. L. Gleason, of Div. 130.
Mother of Bro. J. F. Goodman, of Div.

44.

Mother of Bro. Geo. W. Coslar, of Div.

Father of Bro. Thos. F. Gaffney, of Div.

Bro. W. V. Wolfe, of Div. 2, accidentally killed.

Grandfather of Bro. G. A. Williamson, of Div. 2.

Brother of Bro. F. W. Sprecklemeyer, of Div. 130.

Grandmother of Bro. Fletcher Brady, of Div. 35.

Mother of Bro. G. M. McClanahan, of Div. 53.

At Longley, Ohio, Bro. W. F. Blackman, of Div. 118.

Infant daughter of Bro. B. H. Balderson, of Div. 130.

At St. Augusine, Fla., Bro. C. P. Moore, of Div. 132.

At Milwaukee, Wis., wife of Bro. Frank Dunn, of Div. 7.

Bro. A. C. Steffen, of Div. 130, found dead in his office.

At Lynchburg, Va., Bro. Jacob H. Trollinger, of Div. 14.

At Charleston, S. C., father of Bro. C. C. Lamb, of Div. 97.

At Ft. Worth, Tex., mother of Bro. C. B. Maddox, of Div. 2.

At Rexton, Tex., mother of Bro. J. E. Denton, of Div. 88.

Father of Bros. J. J., A. C. and J. D. Ferguson, of Div. 34.

At Chambersburg, Pa., father of Bro. J. S. Hubley, of Div. 33.

At Buchanan, Ga., mother-in-law of Bro. R. V. Wilkes, of Div. 46.

At De Lassus, Mo., wife and also the mother-in-law of Bro. W. O. Chalk, of Div. 31.

The bereaved relatives have the sympathy of all.

WANTED.

Present address of Frank S. Lewis; last heard from at Portola and Stockton, Cal. C. J. FOSTER, Spring Valley, Wyo. Present address of W. G. Shields. Kindly communicate with your daughter. MRS. LAURA SMITH,

111 Buckeye St., Dayton, Ohio.

Present address of William Miller; last heard of working on the C. M. & St. P. at Marion, Iowa. "Bill," if you see this, please write me.

R. F. SMITH, Mogadore, Ohio. Present address of J. B. McMahon, who worked for the Katy at South Yard, Hillsboro, Tex., in the fall of 1912. "Mc," if you see this, write me at Tyler, Tex., care Hotel Tyler. FRANK ECKLES, JR.

Present address of Operator W. M. Franklin; last heard from at Jefferson, Tex., working for the T. & P. Ry. His mother and father are very anxious to hear

Present address of C. V. Oliver; worked for Big 4 Ry. at Stockwell, Ind., February, 1913, and St. Anns, Ill., on the C. & E. I. Ry. just previous to that time. Oliver, if you see this, write me. H. F. MILLER,

212 West 141st St., New York City. Present address of R. E. Carleton, formerly with the Western Union but worked on the A. C. L. about two weeks in April. 1914, at Trilby, Fla., as second trick operator. If any brother knows where he is, kindly notify me at once.

W. R. LOTT, L. C., Trilby, Fla. Any information as to the whereabouts of William Dunkle, a telegrapher; left his home at Reynoldsville, Pa., about twentyfive years ago. His father is dead; mother, sister and brother still living. His mother is anxious to hear from him. Address information to Mr. J. R. Elder, Du Bois, Pa.

Present address of H. J. McCrea, formerly employed as car checker at North Bend, B. C., now possibly following railroad work. Have important news from

home. Anyone knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor by corresponding with G. T. Wynes, Graveyard Point, via Prince Rupert, Skeena River, B. C.

Present address of C. P. ("Paul") Jones; last record of him when we were both employed by the Western Union in St. Louis, Mo., in spring and summer of 1913. I have information for him that he will value highly.

R. G. SALISBURY, Mine Centre, Ont.

Present address of J. J. Videtto; last heard of working for Nor. Pac. Ry. at Pasco, Wash., in fall and early winter of 1913. Tall and slender, light hair, wears nose glasses; about thirty years of age. Wife very anxious to locate him. Notify B. E. Nason, Athol, Idaho.

Present address of R. E. Cross, formerly employed by the M. K. & T. Ry. and later on the National Lines of Mexico. He is forty-seven years old, weighs about 180 pounds and has dark hair. Anyone knowing his whereabouts, kindly communicate with Mrs. Ella Healy, Sweetwater, Tex.

LOST OR STOLEN.

Card No. 610, Cert. 853, Div. No. 8, for term ending June 30, 1914.

Card No. 17720, Cert. 967, Div. No. 6. for term ending June 30, 1914.

Card No. 21385, Cert. 208, Div. No. 141. for term ending June 30, 1914. Card No. 25532, Cert. 72, Div. No. 159, for term ending June 30, 1914. Card No. 37749, Cert. 457, Div. No. 44. for term ending June 30, 1914. Card No. 5155, Cert. 193, Div. No. 32, for term ending June 30, 1914. Card No. 14215, Cert. 4085, Grand Div.. for term ending June 30, 1914. Card No. 34001, Cert. 49, Div. No. 144, for term ending June 30, 1914. Card No. 38533, Cert. 1262, Div. No. 32, for term ending June 30, 1914.

Card No. 1904, Cert. 79, Div. No. 51. for term ending December 31, 1914. Card No. 21184, Cert. 237, Div. No. 118, for term ending June 30, 1914. Card No. 14295, Cert. 4523, Grand Div., for term ending June 30, 1914. Card, No. 17967, Cert. 2120, Div. No. 7, for term ending June 30, 1914.

DVICES from Bro. E. L. Mathis, husband of Sister Mathis, President of the Ladies' Auxiliary, dated July 7th, states that the condition of Mrs. Mathis remains quite serious. She is now in the Baptist Memorial Hospital at Memphis, Tenn., and has been for the last month. THE EDITOR.

Notes from the Grand Secretary and
Treasurer.

We invite all members in the Grand Division, and locals in the eastern territory to arrange to be present on a day set apart, to be called Rally Day. This meeting to be held at Fraternity Hall, Jamaica, Long Island, New York. Those attending will be entertained by Local 16, Division 44, as their guests, and a luncheon will be served by these sisters, and the day will be spent in getting acquainted and discussing plans. to further the interests of the Ladies' Auxiliary in the East.

This Rally Day will be held some time about the middle of September next, and the First Vice-President, Sister Geo. W. Hilley, and the officers of Local 16, hope for a large attendance, and invite all to come and partake of their hospitality. Date to appear in August number. This is the most centrally located place, and the members can go and come in a day, and any who attend will be well repaid for their effort. Local 21, Division 17, have accepted the invitation to attend in a body, and we hope that every other member will do likewise, and will write to Sister Hilley, 29 Amherst Ave., Jamaica, L. I., New York, or to the Grand Secretary and Treasurer direct, that you will accept this invitation.

We earnestly desire to become acquainted, and to spend a social day together and know more of the work of the Auxiliary.

The first prize contest of the Ladies' Auxiliary has been a success. Besides those who won prizes, many nearly reached the mark, but did not get the required number to win a prize, but we hope that they will try again, as only by continued effort can they be secured.

Mrs. Maude Graham, Local 24, Div. 54, one Ladies' Auxiliary gold pin.

Mrs. Clara A. Wood, Local 4, Div. 35, one Ladies' Auxiliary gold pin.

Mrs. Florence L. Graham, Local 27, Div. 140, one Ladies' Auxiliary gold pin. Mrs. N. W. Jaynes, Local 24, Div. 54, one Ladies' Auxiliary gold pin.

Mrs. W. E. Blume, general chairman of Local 18, Div. 53, has the honor of winning the first solid silver spoon prize, given in the prize contest. We wish to congratulate Sister Blume for the excellent work done upon her division, and hope that she will continue to win silver spoons until she has a set.

The prize offered by the Grand Secretary and Treasurer for the largest number of new members secured by any local has been won by Local 4, Div. 35. The prize will be presented at the July meeting.