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Graham guardian., 1917-07-13

er it will ever be written out of
the law is a question, but certainly
it will never be without a specta-
cular fight by an organization
that does not know when it is
licked.
The consumption prohibition,
in the form suggested, is not
absolute, however, as it permits
the consumption of liquor with
drawn from bond before the law
goes into effect or now in retail
ers' hands. But if the amend
ment is enacted, there is certain
to be a healthy increase in price
that will be an argument for
temperance. At least, for the
common people, the regula-
ton of whose conduct is the
worry of all movements and re-
forms. Arizona Star.
Graham guardian., 1917-07-13

,Amount cisptea. s1t.co; amount allowed, slnoo.
Graham guardian., 1917-07-13
Doing Good

Few medicines have met with more
favor or accomplished more good than
Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy. John F. Jantzen, Delmeny.
Sask.. says oft, IL have used Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
myself and in my family, and can re-
commend 1t as being an exceptionally
iine preparatior. sov-Hsat
Graham guardian., 1917-07-13

If our patrons would kindly
remember that the ghost must
walk every Saturday in order to
secure happy and contented en-
ployees, perhaps they would be
more prompt in paying their bills.
Graham guardian., 1917-07-13
HARD EARNED PROFITS

An artist who was employed
to retouch a large painting in an
old church in Belgium, rendered
a bill for $3.50. The church
trustees, however, required an
itemized bill, and the following
was duly presented, audited and
paid:
Correcting the Ten Command
msnts s----.--- $5.l2
Renewing Heaven, adjusting stars TIA
storing lost souls. '~r.-.rr'.-s- w sos
Putting new stones in Dayid's
sling, enlarging the head of
Goliath SIS
Mending the shirt of the prodigal
son and. cleaning his ear 3.39
Embelishing Pontius Plate and
putting new ribbon on his bonnet 3.02
Putting new tail on the rooster of
st Peter and mending his comb 2.20
Re-pluming and re-gilding left
wing of guardian angel SIS
Washing the servant of the High
Priest and putting carmine on
his cheek 5.02
Taking the spots off the son of
Tobias .--..---..----------.--l 1873
Putting earrings in Sarah's ears 5.26
Decorating Noah's Ark and put
ting head on Shem --.-.-.-.. 4.3l
Frightening up the flames of He'll,
putting new tail on the Devil
and doing several odd jobs for
the damned d--------.---------- TIT
=-r--- -
Total -s87. so
Graham guardian., 1917-07-13
GLAD TO SEE HIM. GUESS WE
WERE

We thought we'd been forgotten
BY the folks we loved at home,
And we cursed our lot as rotten,
Because others went first across the
foam.
On Sunday morning, and rs welcome
As the early rays of Sol,
Came grapes. peaches and cantaloupes
And P. H. Prudential, that's all.
ACTG. FIRST SERGT. O'CONNOR.
B Co, First Arizona Infantry,
Ajo, Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1917-07-13
Continued on Page Four)
Helps Asthma and Hay Fever

Now comes the season when hay
fever and asthma cause thousands to
suffer. II have been troubled for years
with asthma" writes E. C. Schaaf,
Creston, O.. land find Foley's Honey
and Tar the only thing that gives me
throw it off, and sleep. Had to sit
nights in my chair, not being able to
lie down. before using Foley's Honey
and Tar" A standard family remedy
for coughs, colds, Group. Stafford Drug
Co. adv-2l-4
Graham guardian., 1917-07-13
THE OBJECTS OF THE |. W. W.

There are very good reasons
why American citizens should be
opposed to an organization like
the Industrial Workers of the
World, which is now conducting
the strikes in the mining camps
of the State.
This organization is not a union
labor organization, existing for
the purpose of securing better
wages, less hours and good sani-
tary working conditions for its
members. Rather it is an or
ganization to tear down the in
stitution of republic, to COM
pletely demoralize all working
conditions in every community
and to bring on revolution.
1t really seeks to get control of
all industries in the country for
their own purposes, and, in order
to secure this control, they will
foment trouble that leads to
strikes, which is one of it's means
for paralyzing industry. If a
strike is unsuccessful after a few
weeks duration, the l. w. w.
leaders will make terms and its
members go back to work, not
honestly, but for the purpose of
getting ready for another strike,
and if such procedure fails, sa-
botage, or the malicious destroyal
of an employers property, is
used.
If we cannot get your prop
erty for our uses, we will destroy
it," seems to be the motto of
this organization, which opposes
all conditions, all laws and every
thing held sacred by the people.
The |. w. W. is thoroughly
anarchistic in it's teachings. 1t
is disloyal organization and it's
success would mean the total de-
struction of society. 1t is Or
ganized under the guise of union
ism as a cloak to hide it's real
hellish purposes. No man with
a drop of red blood in his veins,
who loves his country and be.
lieves in the sacredness of his
own home, can conscientiously
become a member of this treason
able organization, which among
other things advocates direct ac-
ton in order to secure success in
their work of destroying all in
dustry and bring a period of
chaos in our land and incidental
ly help our enemies.
At this time, when our country
is at war; when the father is
sending his son to fight for the
principles of a true democracy
for the world and prevent the
ascendancy of a ruler and a peo-
pie, who would stop the progress
of the world to gain their politi-
cal ambitions as conquerors of
the universe, an organization
pursuing the methods of the |.
W. W. in giving aid to the en-
emies of our country by spreading
discomfort and bringing about
trouble in our industrial life to
the end that our country would
be crippled at home in producing
the supplies that are needed to
bring success on the battlefield
and thus end the chance for
peace for all nations of the world,
is most damnable and treason.
able. Such an organization has
no place in our country and its
adharopfc should ho rl,,;,, -.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04

He is graduate of the local high school and has three years at Ren- saelaer Polytechnic Institute and would have graduated with the class of 1918 next June.
 Is it any more than fair that a patriotic record like the above be kept on file? Should not a list of those young men who volunteer their services be compiled?
 It is for the purpose of obtaining an "honor roll'' of those enlisted that the Herald is waging this campaign. and up to date is meeting with commend able success.
 If you have a son or kinsman, or know some young man who has en- listed in the military, fill out the above blank now and return it per- sonally or send it to the editor of the Herald.
 Do it now"
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04

many of his classmates, how Ewere entering the service, that the fact that he was ,ung to be. drafted. he enlisted navy and reported on July 31 navy department at Newport bmpanying a. blank like the
 this letter, was received by the of the Herald from E. J. Skin Il Thompson street, Maple Hill, of Sherrod F. Skinner aged 20, Inlisted in the navy July 6 as an htice seaman.
 5 is another shining example of htrlotism of New Britain boys. voung man would not have been ed in the first draft could have sd his college career before he
 have been called to the colors, , chose the alternative and of
 his services int the fight for de- cV t'fsT-F'f.s
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
nttnued from First Page.)

No. N-Walinty Robert,
 2S Orange St. 69 Francis Bolan, 12S Black Rock Ave. 70 F-Frederick S. Langdon,
 227 Glen St. 7l William Kalish,
 1O5 Grove St. 72 f-Stantslaw Biedrzyiky,
 94 Booth St. 73 Edward Canning,
 FPS Washington St. "A s-Wasil .Gulise,
 99 Gold SLs, 75 John MaNkzyk. Ewmno' nos s'Aasb8Y T' ,7s.
 255 Myfffe St. 77 Henry N. Swanson,
 4.4 Park Terrace 7S John Weber,
 1O3 Glen St. 79 -Boleslaw Abramonrucz,
 S5 Booth St. so Joseph SledZlk,
 IS Horace St. Sl Peter Rutkowski,
 7S Grove St. S2 Salvatore Skondreiddo,
 355 Arch St. S3 Mike Ozehowski,
 PIT Broad St. s4 iKasimer Jevuik, ' 115 Beaver St. S5 Stanley Andraniki, ,s 179 Beaver St. S6 Klonens Marcinezyk, . 133 Broad St. S7 Giuseppe Spano, W 362 Arch St. S8 lGustave IIintz. s
 SC Smith St. . S9 William H. Glover, N 7S Harrison St. 90 Frank Tots,
 SC Lafayette St. 91 Axvid G.. M. Holmquisa,
 40 Main St. e2 Adam Dusznk,
 23S Broad St. 93 Antoni Aniskiewicz, 1S7 Booth St. 94 1 Henry Steppler.
 26O Washington St. 95 Alex Dunenski,
 s28 Orange St. 96 Caessore Curina,
 White Oak, 97 Peter Crozli,
 26 Silver St. 9S 1 George R. Holcomb.
 27 Osgood Ave. 9a Win. Callystus Kelly,
 370 Washington St. 100 1 Michael Nardelli, 16 Edson St. 1O1 Stanislaw Mactralsk1, ] y BIO High St. 1O2
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04

309-Jack Zandrini, ...- 18S Brook St. 103 437-Frank Kaiser,
 470 Arch St. 1Oi 2967-Stanley lush.
 AS Broad St. 1O5 3254-Wm. A. Downey,
 544 Main St. 106 35s6-Ignacy Mkulsko.
 s46 High St. 107 1324-Tony Ochankosky,
 315 High St. 1os 604-Albert Huff,
 23 Webster St. 1oo 3317-Nicholas Valicki, 1O4 Grove St. 11o 3359-Adam, Mizia, se. N 55 Cleveland St. Ill 43-Robert J. Rice,
 Is Winthrop St. 112 37o6-szczepan Nieckarz,
 5 Lyman St. 113 21s1-Domina Joce,
 22 Horace St. 114 1763-Konstanty Parzych,
 2s Orange St. 115 154S-Constantin Rolek,
 46 Silver St 116 264-Stanley Wottkewiz,
 72 Orange St. 117 1O66-Andrew B. Anderson, .-I
 345 Arch St. 11S 924-Charles W. Orvis,
 93 Arch St. 119 c455--AleXander Semashko,
 96 Gold St. 12o 2501--Amato Gatta,
 475 Myrtle St. 121 3471-Joseph T1rek,
 14S Grove St. 122 42o-Albcrt ". Pawlosky,
 Ill Columbia St. 123 1014-John H. Johnson,
 62 Hawkins St. 124 117S-Albert Pagenetti, 85 Mill St. 125 514-Clarcnce Wessells,
 55 Winthrop St. 126 2374-Paul Scalora,
 176 High St. 127 433-Tho1nas James Kerrigan,
 55 Mill St. 12S 1329-Jozef Pajor,
 78 Booth St. 129 2945-Frank Mucka,
 S6 Gold St. 130 c. Roche,
 24 Crown St. 131 10-Felice Disolo,
 357 Arch St. 132 2725--Jos. LaRosa,
 45O N. Burritt St. 133 27S3-John Gazewski,
 104 Grove St. 134 2756-Lucyan Mascicke,
 101 Booth St. 1855 2993-Albert Murnski, 68 McGlintock Rd. 136
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04

Serial Order No. No. 760-John B. Aronson, 69 Arch St. 3S5 1S3-John D. Humphrey, 72 Winthrop St. 386 3435-Andrew Badziock, 73 Orange St. 387 56-Joseph Dunkel, 1O6 Rockwell Ave. 3SS 2695-Antanas Aussanka, 312 High St. 3s9 1276-Vincent J. Smith, IA High St. 390 36S5-Jack Salonia, 46 Lafayette St. 391 1791-Mike Horsky, 21 Silver St. 392 1956-Waclaw Stokarsky, 174 Broad St. 393 7e2-Harry S. Appell, 5s4 W. Main St. S94 | 2128-Harry Burke, 29 Myrtle St. 395 3612-sacleslaw Opalinski, 62 Silver St. S96 3311-Alex Sryzsuoski, 33 Orange St. 397 3e92-Jetimah Alyiostos Ma honey, 426 Main St. S9S 3469-Tony Mikolajosyk, 200 High St. 399 | 3O59-Rudlaf Peltzer, 1894 Curtis St. 400 5-Howard Jones, 55 Winthrop St. 4ol 350-Arthur F. Froth, 93 Rockwell Ave. 402 15s0-Alexander Lysakowski, II Silver St. 4O3 s4-Ra1mond J. Mansfield, I' Is Hungerford Ct. 4o4 2ess-John Neidziwecki, 49 Silver St. 4O5 2365-Andrew Pickelnic, 1O3 Grave St. 406 3s31-Alexander Lapinski, Al Clinton St. 4N 2615-Frank Wawka, 72 Orange St. 40S S70-Robert McShailler, 11O S. Burritt St. 40o 1714-Adam Bienkowski, 2s1 High St. 40 549-Eugene Faselle, 22 Brook St. All 1132-Giovani Del Cegue,
 46s Myrtle St. 412 44O-Frank Kern,
 IF Glen St. 4l3 1485-SantO Stella,
 1855 Washington St. 414 1674-Jos. Topiolek,
 a 67 Grove St. 4l5 741-Stuart Hellberg,
 130 Lincoln St. 416 1o54-Nobumaro Tsugarn,
 55 Lexington St. AT 2336-Sarcep Chainim,
 29 Lafayette St. 41S 1275-John A. Braddock,
 67 Grove St. 4l9 2316-Salvatore Milone
 Washington St. APO | 316o-Antoni Magnuszowski,
 10 Grove St. Al 334-Stanislaw Albis,
 262 High St. 422 1 2225-stanislaw Kokarski,
 61 Grove St. 423 711-Walter Dehm,
 AZ Griswq Id St. 424 1O22-Geo. Curtiss Booth,
 s4 Camp St. 42o 841-Henry w. Ranges.
 33 Wakefield Ct. 426 35O2-Joseph A. KloskoWsk1,
 26 Albany Ave- AZ 63S-William A. Worth,
 Wooster St. 42S 2795-Anthony Sczcapkowski,
 99 Orange St. 429 34O5-Fiulio Lauretti.
 265 Myrtle St. 43O 2454-Frank Mrowka.
 59 Broad St. 43l 1032-Robert M. Andrews,
 574 w. Main St. 432 623-John J. Nolan,
 354 Main St. 433 269-Edgar R. Gritzmacher,
 180 Hart St. ASA 6s5-Fred E. Butler, IT,.
 48 Camp St. 435 3055-William Borosky,
 GA Booth St. 436 3564-George Szydlo,
 16 Grove St. 437 1141-Agrippino Gallo,
 Washington Pl. 43S 1314-Joseph A. AmbramowicZ,
 85 Booth St. 439 372S-Lomenie Amoruro,
 117 Washington St. 440 1016-Carl H. Schinderwolf,
 Slater Rd. Al 16ss-Giuseppe zinna,
 4O6 Main St. 442 335-Pancrazie Pasta,
 348 Arch St. 443 1430-Jon Mooshie.
 AZ Silver St. 444 2O05-Wm. M. Wells,
 Moi
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
Order No.

Serial Order No. No 493-Robert l.. Griswod,
 163 Greenwood St. 446 3100-John Goodrich,
 S6 Sexton St. 447 244S-Frank Zilkoski,
 45 Clinton St. 44S 210s-Joseph Sowinski,
 163 Broad St. 449 135S-John Pucieolk, vs
 IA Gold St. 45O 25O3-Carl Gzrl,
 Al Broad St. 461 923-Samuel w. Menus,
 GA Grand St. 452 3742-Pierto Giacaloni
 161 Washington St. 453 13O5-Absalom Alkos,
 2O5 Broad St. 454 341-William P. Card
 345 Arch St. 455 2517-Alexander Chisotowski,
 162 Grove St. 456 3117-Joseph Sicl, .#
 93 Gold St. 457 2376-Michael Koczolwicz
 Lyman St. 45S 2532-Gustav Rences,
 63 Booth St. 459 1OO7-Clarence E. Contantn,
 1O3 Camp St. 46o 1764-Ignacy Kys,
 67 Grove St. 461 391-Walle H. Christesen,
 157 S. Main St. 463 1366-Frank Cierwinski,
 23 Horace St. 463 36o9-Michael Bataski,
 16 Sexton St. 464 2396-Steve PiskogslSi
 140 Grove St. 465 353-Gustav Matiz, 34 Arch St. 466 97O-Pasquale Vittoria,
 191 Arch St. 467 637-Edw. Oliver Robbins,
 114 Main St. 46S 1675-Constantei Zulewski,
 IA Gold St 469 2S70-Mike Wolosonovich,
 102 Sexton St. 4"o 2024-Leon Kancewicz, 80 Silver St. All 36O-Manuel Atashian,
 40S Arch St. AZ 1657-Rev. Andrew Vanyush,
 305 Washington St. 473 2O55-Emanel D'Amoto,
 183 Washington St. 474 1217-Stanley Mals,
 Ill Grove St. 4Io 571-John T. Donnelly,
 2S1 s. Main St. 476 1S73-Michael zymczakiewicz,
 345 High St. AIT 4sS-Arthur L. Gritzmacher,
 1sO Hart St. 478 3455-Martin Belza, 2O3 Curtis St. 47s 1543-Joe Lysak,
 s9 Orange St. 4s0 Stew,
 24 Beaver St. 4el 2e55-Steve J. klotz, 23 Pennington Ave- 4s2 7O4-Joseph r. Meehan,
 90 Garden St. 4S3 Kozlowski,
 31 Lyman St. ASA 72-Thomas F. Crean,
 27 Grand St. 4So 3530-Vincenty Sutula,
 IA Grove St. 4S6 LS96-Albert Johnson,
 25e High St. 4S7 l7O9-Mike Kapa,
 115 Beaver St. 4S8 356-Adolph P. Lange,
 31 Glen St. 4Ss 112-Chas Edw. Neale,
 24 Trinity St. 49o LO67-Arthur Anderson,
 23 Hawkins 491 ,5eo-Jack Zuk,
 96 Gold St. 492 'o77-szezepon Wojaz,
 S3 Orange St. 4s3 Zeudzanoskt,
 S7 Gold St. 494 ,O82-Jos. Rewiski,
 45 Silver St. 495 A. Forsyth,
 17 Grown St. 496 128-Jack Arute,
 499 South Main St. 49I o12-Frank Mrofka.
 59 Broad St 49S 679-Henry l.. Eddy,
 240 W. Main St. 499 X SO5-Roy F. Deutch,
 PAP Main St. 500 11-Charles Poglitsch,
 13S Glen St. 501 Janiez
 10 Gilbert St. SOP 989-Zazimeres Giedratis,
 54 Lafayette' St. 503 90O- Edard Pallett,
 Plainville Road 504 Mileski,
 "A Booth St. ..505 981-Paul MaZal, :"
 12S Beaver St. =. 506
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04

oSssF So: 1 Sss'a' So:
No. l No.

1456-Josef Szczepanski, 164 Grove St. 220 2939-John Gurski. 221 3528-Thomas G. Kiernan, $50 Washington St. 222 721-Thomas H. Clarkson,
 166 Main St. 223 3O64-Ludwig Islra,
 27s High St. PA 1419-Andrew Bracalo,
 313 Washington St. 225 2390-Joseph Plalos 196 High St. 226 l 7s6-Arthur w. Sampson, {. S2 Black Rock Ave. 227 | 1549-John Iswoc,
 145 Washington St. 22s l 1476-George Kobylarz, IS Gilbert St. 22s 1 l 3272-Stanley Gorczyca, 27 Lyman St. 2so l 3620-Joseph Burak. 72 Grove St. 231 2s0-Maur1ce G. A. Kronholm, 101 Shuttle Meadow s62s-Paul Zirk, 46 Silver St. 23s i 2322-Joe Kolokski, S6 Silver St. 234 3s71-Constantnos c. Nishim. 13 Lafayette St. 235 1292-Andrew P. FriFo.
 55 Clinton St. 236 l 27S0-Kasmien Kulak,
 93 Gold St. 237 972-F'rank S. Nipert,
 Barnes 238 l 9S3-Paulo Darinbianco.s
 27 Holmes Ave. 239 757-Eromiah Pera, 308 Main St. 24o 966-David Moore, 28 Prospect St. 241 3462-Felix Adamovicz, 2s7 Pennington Ave PAP 3s19-John Bodezyht, IA Beaver St. 243 3251-John Wierboski Broad St. PA S6S-Carl Joel Johnson, 56 Prospect St. 245 22so-Isaac Karam, 160 Washington St. 246 2466-Mike Zdunszyk,
 2s5 High St. 247 332-John Eric c. Hanson. s6 Columbia St. PAS 20so-Maryan Hermanowski 9s Gold St. 249 379-John McLauglin,
 164 Greenwood St. 250 1560-Peter Wrona,
 59 Broad St. 251 3795-Norlauto Tablowski,
 AZ Grove St. 252 3663-Samuel H. Pansh,
 SIS w. Main St. 253 542-Louis Kern,
 S1 Brook St. 254 2107-Stephen Kosilko,
 10 Gold St. 255 3212-Antonio Morelli,
 339 Washington St. 256 3559-Stephen Prikylsko,
 14O Grove St. 257 1 194-Stanislaw Kulecik, 153 Glen St. 25s l s74-Geo. B. Appelgren, -
 46S Myrtle St. 259 552-Joseph Kegl,
 143 Glen St. 260 | 2665-Guiseppe Conochiella,
 PA Washington St. 261 l! 3152-Clarence Sivis,
 ASA Myrtle St. 262 1 25s5-Ford N. Lipsky.
 2S0 High St. 263 1 36s7-John Moyses.
 219 Beaver St. 264 1 1300-Alexander Daniels.
 160 Washington St. 265 1 2124-Francis Somoliden,
 IS Gilbert St. 266 | 1673-Lawrence Marton,
 3S Summer St. 267 | 1SS7-Ignacy Warchol.
 e2 Silver St. 26s 2707-F'rank Brodsilo,
 19 Broad St. 2e9 298-Martin E. Anderson,
 Locust St. 27O 3273-Albin Walicka,
 104 Grove St. 271 3690-Mat Wgierchowsky
 21 Horace st. PIP 3176-George Hamka
 14O Sexton St. 273 243S Jan Berysxewicz
 Ill Orange St. 274 2S50-stanislaw Kowalski
 IS Broad St. 275 3073-John F. Horozeriez
 1so Orange St. 27e 675-Kolf F. SegerberE,
 Lake Court 277 3015-Earl Zup,
 211 Curtiss St. 27s 2132-Jakob Babula,
 68 Booth St. 279 1769-Benj N. Darmoo,
 21 Horace St. 2so 12s4-Joseph Yoman,
 450 Main St. 281 1148-Ludwig Rapposch,
 319 Arch st. 282 1647-John Kane,
 16 North St. 283 255S-Thomas Wilk,
 90 Grove St. 284 1354-Mamas Ashuhian,
 179 Washington St. 2s5 1906-Joseph Poleski,
 A Grove St. 2S6 2O17-Joseph Sarofski,
 AZ Broad St. 2S7
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
Order Mo-.

s4 Horace St. SIS 1114-Frederick w. Tyler,
 25 Vine St. S19 32O6-Stanislaw Caplicki,
 36 Silver St. S20 3715-James A. Carliu,
 4O6 West Main St. 821 3SOs-Paul Busemi,
 IT Broad St. S22 2S26-Chas. Kendrowski,
 s6 Silver St. 323 379e-Steven Tybriski,
 52 Booth St. 324 26O7-Paul Gajek,
 173 Broad St. 325 2473-Stanley Oralik,
 161 Broad St. s26 3319-Ignatz Peorkowski,
 143 Grove St. 827 147O-Alex Prauka,
 S9 Broad St. 32S &45 Mike Choreozam,
 107 Arch St. 329 2135-Paul Sutula,
 199 Broad St. 3s0 2622-Frank Kafia,
 191 Broad St. 331 21S-John Nappi,
 133 Glen St. 332 620--Harry B. Proudman,
 82 West Main St. 333 1334-Jan Gurda,
 62 Booth St. 334 3040-Ignatz Koschuck,
 73 Grove St. 335 550-August c. Suess,
 S3 Kensington St. 336 Constantion,
 13 Lafayette St. 337 3123-Mike Grsegorizek,
 14 Gold St. 33s 1611-Edward Brown, 1S0 Curtiss St. 339 574-Albert P. Amardon,
 90 Columbia St. $40 3556-Stanislaw Skwait,
 34 1-2 Orange St. 341 277S-Raffaelo Bucceni,
 14 Crown St. 342 31-Broe E. Bulten.
 15 Roberts St. 343 1432-Joseph Polubinskie,
 1o4 Grove St. 344 1727-Edw. Goviczcs,
 27 Lyman St. 345 2o47-Anthony Bezrutczyk.
 2S Horace St. 346 3711-August Samrau,
 63 Booth St. 347 323O-Steve Romantoski,
 20 Horace St. 34s 2S17-Steve Kuppa,
 130 Beaver St. 349 2740-Guiseppe Battaro,
 135 Lafayette St. $50 9s1-Charles H. McGurnis,
 32 Grand St. 351 1S4S-Andryej Fetera,
 85 Booth St. 352 3376-Joseph Zspert,
 Ill Grove St. 353 Rent.
 67 Grove St. 354 1570-Joseph F. Drossel,
 40 Orange St. 355 Kobs,
 PAP High St. 356 Pirdlik,
 99 Broad St. 357 1S17-David Sargis,
 16O Washington St. 358 2577-Giose Soli, }
 5S Lafayette St. 359 77O-Francis c. Stocks,
 6S6 West Main St. 360 SS2-Arthur H. Metcalf,
 19 Emmons Place 361 357O-Michael Zardel.
 166 Broad St. 362 207S-Czeslw Zalenski,
 161 Broad St. 363 677-Arthur s. Barrows.
 46 Lincoln St. 364 Kozian,
 276 High St. 365 2360-Anthony Pska,
 80 Broad St. 366 749-willis A. Lockwood,
 149 Black Rock Ave. 367 l 226s-John Szefel,
 40 Orange St. 36s S304-Joseph Karolsick,
 33 Smith St. 369 | 3450-Frank Jasinski,
 105 Broad St. 37o 25e2-Edward Johana, >145 Washington St. S71 3736-Victor Bertini,
 400 Middle St. 372 275S-Ignasius Piekora,
 67 Grove St. 373 1 S6S-Antonio Jasion,
 50 Horace St. 374 ] 5o9-James Rouillard,
 IA Beaver St. 375 1 1211-Alexander Maciora,
 30 Gold St. 376 1 525-Harry Vessels,
 55 Winthrop St. S77 1 3342-Guiseppi Gionfridds,
 54 Beaver St. SIS Marcinczky,
 168 Grove St. 379 ] 574-Joseph F. Niedzviek,
 21 Cemetery Lane, 3S0 1 2O34-Abraham Georges.
 68 Broad St. 3Sl l Gojian,
 29 Lafayette St. 3S2 l 377O-Louis Olula,
 93 Broad St. 3S3 l 3OS7-Toney Dagata,
 196 Curtis St. 384 !
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04

g (Continued On Third Page).
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-19
MASON NOTES

Everyone is feeling good over the
rain. It came just in time, as crops
were burning up.
w. D. Hunt and Ben Jackson en-
listed in the national guard this week.
Mason is now well represented, hay-
ing a half dozen boys in Company /,
Chickasaw guards.
Miss Nell Howard has returned to
Milan after spending week with her
aunt, Mrs. J. R. Exum.
Miss Ora Somervill left Monday on
her vacation. She will visit Memphis,
Waverly and Jackson, returning in
about 30 days.
Mr. Robert Williams, Of Taylor,
Miss, is visiting at the home Of Mr.,
d. P. Transou.
Miss Kathleen Lackey has returned
home after a months visit to her
sister, Mrs. C. J. Marshall, in Mem
phis.
Painters have been busy in Mason
for the past two weeks. Most of the
stores and a number of the residences
now have on new coat.
A Good Roads meeting was held in
Mason Tuesday. The Memphis-to-
Bristol highway will be greatly inn
proved during the next few weeks, as
well as other roads leading from
Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Avis and Miss
Ellen Virginia Geisinger have return
ed from weeks visit to points in
Mississippi.
Mason is always proud of her new
industries. The Graham hotel, which
has been in existence for only two
months, has already made a reputa-
tion to feel proud Of. On account Of
the convenient location and excellent
management, the Graham hotel is TAX
ing well with the travelling men and
tourists.
DR.. Wright, Of Memphis, spent
Tuesday in Mason.
CORRESPONDENT.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-19
S8.391.41

Mrs. G. T. Booker's nomination as
postmistress at Mason was sent to the
senate Wednesday by President Will
son.
Hon. Ben Tindall, of Memphis,
will address the voters of Mason on
next Saturday afternoon in favor Of
a constitutional convention. The peo-
pie realize that this is vital ques-
tion and are taking considerable in
terest in the coming election.
"A young Negro, Ernest Avery,
81 years old, who lives on the Nat
Franklin place near Leigh's Chapel,
was in swimming in Hatchie river at
Flat Iron point Wednesday evening
about 6 o'clock with another Negro,
Henry Hall, when the former got into
deep water beyond the sandbar and
was drowned. The body was recov-
cred the same night about o'clock.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-19
Perfectly Cut Diamond.

A properly cut diamond has So
facets, including the table and culet /;
the 80 facets above the girdle should
be 40 per cent of the girdle and the
angle from the girdle to the table
should be 35 degrees and from the
girdle to the culet 40 degrees. A per-
pendicular line drawn from the GEN.
ter Of the table to the center of the
culet will be one-third above the girdle
and two-thirds below.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-19
Ruth,s placovarx.

Ruth has a grandfather, but no
grandmother. The last summer lit
tie playmate had his grandparents
come for a visit, and Ruth saw them.
She hurried home, shouting at the top
Of her voice: Mother. mother John
has lady grandpal"
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-19

Mr.. George R. Southall, of Chicago,
arrived here Sunday on a visit to his
brother, Mr.. M. L. Southall.