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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10

clerk in habcrdashcry as the articles
he had sold the Pittsburgh man the
day the crime is believed to have been
committed The clerk said, according
to the police, that Lewis had made
the purchases shortly before II
O'Clock December %. Two other
witnesses stated they had talked over
the telephone with Miss Colbert after
IL o'clock that day.
The police had contcnded that
Lewis bought the articles after the
murder was committed and some of
those interested in the case claim
that at least one link in the chain of
circumstantial evidence, which the au-
thoritics say convinccs them that
Lewis was the slayer, has been
broken
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
ROTAN TO CONTINUE
HUNT FOR MURDERER
District Attorney Still Believes
Lewis the Man Who Killed
Maize Colbert.
THEORY OF GIRLS BROTHER

Philadelphia, Pa, Ian o.-District
Attorney Rotan today planned to con
tinue his investigation into the mys-
terry surrounding the murder in her
apartments, December %, of Maize
Colbert, the advertising art model,
After his examination OF score of
witnesses yesterday, Mr. Rotan an
nounced that nothing had been re-
vcaled to make him change his
opinion that all the circumstantial
evidence pointed to Bernard w,
Lewis, Pittsburgh, as the slayer. He
added that his investigation would be
continued until every person who
might throw light on the mystery had
been examined, At the same time
he gave John Colbert. a brother Of
the slain girl, authority to conduct
private investigation and to take to
the city hall for examination any one
he suspected of having knowledge of
the case.
Brother Hunts Evidence.
Colbert, in business in New York,
says that he does not believe Lewis
killed his sister He declared early
today that he had discovered new
evidence "of the greatest Importance"
this evidence, he said, came from
source outside of Philadelphia, and
may result in upsettng or weakening
everything now thought to be es-
A shirt, collar and necktie found
on Lewis after his suicide in Atlantic
City were identified last night by
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
BERLIN LIKES THE
SPEECH OF GERARD
Enthusiastic Over Expression
of Cordial Relations Exist
ing With Uncle Sam,
DIPLOMACY, SAYS ENGLAND

Berlin. Jan. 9.-The Boerscn lei
tung, Berlin's leading financial organ,
seizes upon the dinner given to Am
bassador Gerard by the American As
ISOLATION of Commerce and Trade as
an opportunity to discuss peace
again. 1t says that the banquet had
unusual importance and almost eN-
presses enthusiasm at the cordial re-
lations existing between the United
States and Germany, as it finds them
in the expressions of the speakers.
The Saturday evening paper as
sert that Germany will welcome every
support America may lend to the
peace movement, so long as it sloes
not attempt to narrow or foil the &C
QUESTION of peace worthy of Germany
and the efforts of its fighters"
In its comment on the dinner the
Boersen Zeitung says:
1T is natural that Germany now
looks differently upon an America
which has recovered from what may
be termed its carouse over its rich
war gains and not America which
Germany vainly tried to arouse to
sympathetic understanding of its stu
alton"
The paper warns Americans, how
ever, that they must not expect the
German people to be deeply grateful
for peace efforts which, it says, are
actually inspired by Americas own
desires and needs for peace.
Sees a Warning.
London, Jan, o.-The Manchester
Guardian in its comment on Ambas-
sador Gerard's speech in Berlin says
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
it regards it as plain warning to Ger

II regards II as PLAIN warning to Ger
many.
THE versions OF the speech deserve
careful study the newspaper asserts.
because they throw a good deal of
light on the inner mind of diplomats. 3"
After quoting the version of the
ambassadors remarks in which he is
made to say that so long as Ger
many's destiny is conducted by its
present leaders he did nto fear that
the relations between Germany and
the United States would suffer, the
Guardian continues:
That is the diplomatic way OF say
ing that if more extreme parties came
into power or if the present rulers of
Germany yielded to their clamor. he
would not like to say what might hap
pen.
Evidently Mr.. Gerard is anxious to
support the chancellor and his asSo-
ciates against the attacks of the Won
Tirpitz clique and wild annexationists.
And he is anxious to do that because
he thinks the triumph of the opposi-
ton would mean very serious trouble
between Germany and the United
States. 1t is important that the Eng
fish people should understand the an
gle at which Mr. Gerard stands"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
Department Orders.

Washington, June Especial Telegram
Iowa postmasters appointed: Littleport
layton county. Mrs. Anna D. Seahf, vice
;aorge H. Myer. removed; st. Benedict Kos
4ulh county. Frank L. Haderman vice
Iohn NJ. White, removed. Nebraska: Mes
hit. Mcpherson county, Mrs Blanche f,
cline, vice r. II. Cassensres
Rural letter carriers appointed: Ne
Herbert II. Kahl; Crete,
frank B. McKile; Lincoln. John II, Bell.
Iowa: Argyle, William A, Swinderman
Cicil service examination will be held this
spring for positions in the department serV-
ice at Washington at the following dates
and places: Nebraska, Alliance, April II;
Beatrice, April 16; Broken Bow. April 10:
{ hadron, March 49, Columbus, March 26:
Fremont, April IA; Grand Island, April 20;
April 20; Holdrege, April 81; Lin
coln. April Is; McCook, March rs: Mitchell,
April IS; Nebraska City, March 26 Norfolk,
March 81; North Platte, April is; Omaha
April 10; O'Neill. March IS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
Hastings to Make
Bid to Secure New
Capitol Building

Hastings, Neb., Jan. 9.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-The Hastings Chamber
OF Commerce has advised State SEN
ator Waeter T. Hager that Hastings
will give twenty acres Of well located
ground for building site for new
state capitol on the condition trat
the capital of Nebraska shall be
moved from Lincoln to Hastings.
Tomorrow is the day set for the in
PRODUCTION of bill providing for the
relocation and Senator Hager will at
once put forth the claims of Hastings
and the induccment that the city is
prepared to offer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
News Notes of York.

York, Neb., IAN 9.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Irl Reed. who lives two miles
north of the city, had Buick auto
taken from his garage last night. This
is the second theft of car in this
vicinity in the last few weeks.
Harry Randolph was arraigned be-
lore Judge Corcoran this afternoon
and pleaded guilty to the charge of
stealing an auto from the garage Of
the York AUTOMOBILE company last
March. He was given all indeter-
inmate sentence of from one to eight
wears in the penitentiary Sheriff
\,iller will take him TO Lincoln to-
s,rrOW
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
Federal Court DismiSSeS
Suit Involving Car Tax
CFrom a Staff Correspondence

Lincoln, Jan. 9-(Special, 1.-The
federal court has refused to take any
action in the suit of the Great North
ern Railroad company, which is re-
,istng the payment of a $40 tax on
Pullman car substitutes, which is
owing to Blaine county, and has dis
missed the suit.
Although the cars are worth $780,
900 each the state board placed their
assessed valuation at only $3.50. The
road questions the constitutionaity
of the law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
Clemmons to Distribute
School Money to State

Lincoln, Jan 9.-(Special.) State
Superintendent Clemmons will have as
his duty under the constitution and
as his first apportionment to the
school fund to distribute the amount
of $34o, S504l to the different counties
of the state.
This amount was certified to him
today by State Treasurer Hall 1t is
considerably less than that Of one year
ago, which was $454,4l0.93.
An Easy, Pleasant Laxative
Ono or two OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
at night insures a free and easy movement
Of the bowels. go All druggists.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
Today's Calendar of Sports

Base BaIl-Schedule meetings of American
and National leagues, at Brunswick, Ga.
Billiards-Frank Taberski against James
Mature, at Pittsburgh, for national pocket
billiard championship.
INSTRUMENTATION against Dartmouth, at
New York; Yale against Williams, at New
Haven.
Boxing-Jack Britton against Albert
BadOud. ten rounds, at New York. Johnny
lIcCarthy against Bryan Downey, ten rounds,
at Windsor, Ont. Phil Harrison against Joe
DOry, ten rounds, at Racine, Wis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-10
Stops Tobacco Habit
in One Day
Sanitarium Publishes Free Book
Showing How Tobacco Habit Can
Be Banished in From One
to Five Days at Home.

The Elders Santarium, located at $50
Main St, st. Joseph, Mo-, has published a
free book showing the deadly effect of the
tobacco habit and how it can be banished
in from one to five days at home
Wen who have used tobacco for more than
fifty years have tried this method and saw
it is entirely successful, and in addition to
banishing the desire for tobacco, has i'm
proved their health wonderfully, no matter
whether it is smoking. chewing. cigarettes
or snuff dipping.
AS this book is being distributed free.
anyone wanting a copy should send their
name and address at Observation-Disclosures,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

il the guest of her daughter. Mrs. A. NJ.
Nicholas. OF Wayncshurg. Pa.
Mrs. Mary J. Turner, Of Tomilson
avenue. Is tho guest Of relatives IN
Cleveland, O.
Mrs. p. O. Nelson and daughter MISS
Sadie Nelson have returned TO Marietta
o., after a visit with relatives here.
i. r. Moore and family we'll motor to
Chartered. Pa. To visit with friends and
relatives.
Miss Ress Hammond has returned
from = visit Ut Pittsburgh.
Miss Irene Myers. of Wheeling. IL the
guest Of Miss Evelyn Henderson. OF
seventh street.
Rev. \. c. Jobce. Of Bethany, has
returned 10 his home after visit Win
relntlvcs here.
Mr.. and Mrs ". a. Carpenter. Of
Knvcnna, O., nrc visiting with relatives
here.
Mrs. Crisby and children. Of Barber
ton. O.. arc the guests OF Mrs. w. NJ
Charlctun. ~ TomIson avenue.
l.. NJ. Cloustnn, Of Huntington. Is tibet
guest of his niece. Ms. Jane Parriott.
Miss Mae Evans. of Hundred. is the
guest OF friends here.
Mrs, Rhodu Norris, OF Akron. O.. Is
Spending several days here with rela-
tivcs. -
Mrs. MINI Brooks. OF Clarksburg. Is
the guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. II. Gay Raigucl. az Clarksourg'
and Mrs. ]. T. Faus, of Cameron. are
tho guests OF DR.. W. F. Bonar and Fam
lily, Tnmmlinson avenue.
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MADE LOVE AND WON
CASH THROUGH MAILS

CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. 24.-With fair
Victims IN almost every state in the
union, John +. Bcckwith. poet. novelist.
soldier md love letter writer. has been
arrested by federal authorities here's
charged with getting large sums or
money by dcfrauding women. whose
condolences he Is alleged TO have won
through expressions of love. lie used q
follow up" system Of jovc letters. II Is
charged. written IN maStcrful EnEliTh.
Pcckwiih admitted to federal Officers
he followed 4 system in cajolinG each
victim. studying each separately. and
declares himself 10 b. intensely inn
questionable" His first cpiStlcs TO his
victims usually expressed his desire for
love in an Imprrsonal manner. but In
cnch succeeding communication his
nvcwal Of love became more intense.
When arrested he had mailing list
Of IS names. including women from
Portsmouth. Akron. Drshler. Canton.
Columbus. Forcstville and Ashland. y.
Most Of his operations were directed
from Albany y. Y. but he has been In
Cleveland since April. HS WAS arrested
on a warrant charging him with using
the mails 10 drfraud Mrs a. +. Peter
son, 3S2 East Elm street. Sycamore. III.
Beckwth says he IS college Eradn-
ate holding two degrees, and served as
all officer In tho Beer war. He was
born IN Norway, hts father being for
mer chief Justice of the Norwegian SUI
prone court, nc declares.
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PARDON FOR BARb0u
COUNTY MAN;IS DYlG

CHARLESTON. W.: Va. Aug.A.-
Governor Cornwell today issued ono
pardon and two paroles from thsenl.
Tertiary. The pardon goes to mes
Price. sentenced In 1914 at the . OF
l6 years to II years imprisonme for
killing a man In Barbour county II
Is said Price Is In the last StaS or
consumption and 10 expected to II but
few days. He made specie plea
to be allowed to 20 homo to d. "
he should recover he Is to be rerned
to the penitentiary to serve tho MAIN
der Of his sentence.
One Of the paroles goes to nlArd
Hagers. also q boy, sentenced from
Lincoln county in 1918 at the e "
sixteen for fifteen years for Hing
Green Hicks by shooting him ths
back with a shot gun. HAgsrs - pa-
rolled on account Of his youth IN good
behavior. The other parole vas 'sued
tn J. II. Ryder. sentenced to Pohon-
tas county in 1915 for four years. an
accessory In tho burning Of th~tors
OF Max Curry.
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Ronds RrInea Premiums.

The board Of education of the indie
pendent school district sold the school
bonds. voted at The recent election 10
the Mutual Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
The bonds were sold at premium OF
S93nIl5 and accrued interest. The total
issue Of s1GS. moo ncis the board SlI0.-
aQI.l6 and accrued interest which
amounts 70 about $4,000.
An order has been entered by the
board to take over the sites for the two
now buildings. Architect Edward j.
FranZhcim was present when the mat
tor was given attention and took IN
with the board the difference between
his estimate at the cost Of the build
ings and the bids received. amounting 10
almost 100 per cent Of an increase over
the estimate Mr.. Franzheim stated
that he hoped 10 have more favorable
bid for the board within tho next week.
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Emmet McK!m. Martins Ferry. depend
ents.
Mike Hutter. Martins Ferry. depend
ents.
William J. Spoon. Martins Ferry de-
pendents.
Mike Orkis. Barton. allen and depend
ente-
Andy Colts. Barton. allen and depend
ents.
Mike Giliuis. Blaine. alien and depend
ents.
James Meeker. Martins Ferry. depend
ents.
Lee Walker. Martins Ferry. depend
entS.
Frank NJ. Burson. Martins Ferry. de-
Frank Haolg. Jr., Martins Ferry. de-
pendeuts.
Paul Iiandzona. Blaine. alien and de-
pendentS.
William Williams. Bridgeport. depen-
dents.
Antontus Kameetsls. Martins Ferry,
ALLEN.
Loan Preda. Martins Ferry. dependents.
Irwin 4. Oschenbeim. Bridgeport. de-
pendents.
Guy Shan. Martins Ferry. dependents.
Orville I'rantZ. Martins Ferry. depend
ents.
Ambrose II. Brown. Martins Ferry, de-
pendentS.
William Phillip Neuhardt. Martins Fer
~. dependents.
Hector Jenkins. Blaine. dependents.
1.ampros Ioannon. Martins Ferry. alien.
John Carl VIM. Kyser. Martins Ferry,
dependents
George VIM. Schwelzer, Martins Ferry,
dependents.
Charles e. Bennington. Martins Ferry.
dependents.
Antonio Frankie. Lansing alien and de-
pcndents.
Victor Wilson Mitchell. Barton. de-
pendcnts.
Edward Kaye Reed. Martins Ferry" de-
pendents.
Terrell Sloan. Maynard. dependents.
Actin Petrisor. Martins Ferry. allen and
dependents.
Edward Klotz. Martins Ferry, depend
entS.
Gabriel Becks. Maynard. dependents.
Leslie Barney. Martins Ferry. depend
entS.
Virgil Lazy. Bridgeport. dependents.
NJ. Noumondour. Martins Ferry. alien
and dependents.
Joseph Duck. Martins Ferry. depend
entS.
r:rni" Todd. Bridgeport dependents.
Frank Toplaskl. Barton. alien and de-
pendentS.
George Lacock. Bridgeport. dependents.
John Toney Martins Ferry. dependents.
Samuel Cornea. Martins Ferry. depend
ents and alien.
Ross Armstrong. Martins Ferry. de-
pcndcntS.
John Misko. Yorkville. alien and de-
pcndcnts.
Richard Hcslop. Martins Ferry. de-
pendents.
John Karonski. Martins Ferry. depend
cntS.
Jacob Baker Martins Ferry. dependents.
Arthur Jones. Martins Ferry. depend
entS.
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where he spent several weeks for the
benefit of his health.
Harry Keffer Of this city. was In New
Martlnsville yesterday. attending to
business matters.
Union open air church services will
be held at the Fairgrounds Sunday eve
ming. Rev. Blair W. Roberts, pastor
Of the First ". Z. church. will conduct
the services.
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number one OF columbiana countHaa
complete today. 1
The names Of those Who Will sui
der guns will be certified to tho fGal
officials tomorrow. All claims foex-
emption filed by married men WHARF
childless were refused. except In ises
where extenuating circumstances ere
found. One hundred and sixty-Ten
men did not claim exemption. fty
were reported to the department OK
Justice as "Slacker1." =
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purcall funeral Sunday.

Funeral services for the late Robert
Purcell. we'll known local glass worker.
who died Thursday night at his late
home on Virginia street Will be held
Sunday afternoon ct o'clock The fun
eral services will be In charge OF Mar
shall Union, No. s. y. +. and A. NJ. Or
which order he was q member. Rev.
J. B. Smith pastor Of the Christian
church, will officiate. Intcrment Will
be in Greenlawn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
MOUNDSYILLE
Lay County Tax Levy.

The county court viii sit at the court
house on Tuesday. August IS. for the
purpose OF making the tax levy for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1915. The
estimate made AT the meeting OF the
court August II was 20 cents for county
purposes. and 10 cents for district pur-
poses. y special levy of two and half
cents was estimated for special road
work. A tax levy OF ten cents for Sand
Hill. Union and Franklin districts over
and above the estimate Is made for pro-
posed improvements to the Class B..
roads,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
TURKISH BATH HOUSE
Operated by Clemens and Jackson,
SohmulbAch Building, Enlarged
and Improved.

Clemens md jackson. the well-known
colorch Turkish hnthhousc operators in
the basement OF the Schmulbach build
ing. have installed several additional
private hath departments and made
many improvements 10 the establish
mcnt.
The bath house Is today the largest
and most modernly equipped In the
state
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Miss Laura Tarr OF this city. Is tho
guest Of friends and relatives In
Newark, O. She will visit In Columbus.
Buckeye Lake and other points Of In
terest before returning home.
c. G.. Schaffer and family hnve re-
turned from visit with friends and
relatives in Huntington.
Garfield council. No. Q, O. L. A NJ.
will hold It's regular weekly business
meeting In tho lodge quarters In the
McMcrhen building.
Limestone Is being put down between
the car rails in this city between Eighth
and Fifteenth streets. New rails and
tics are being placed along the pike
line.
Lone Star lodge. No. 3. Pythian Sisters.
held a business meeting last evening In
the lodge quarters in the McMechen
building.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Rutherford Of
Calls, ". Va. Is the guest Of relatives
here.
T. W. Keffer has returned from a visit
In Youngstown. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Carney have re-
turned home from Webster Springs.
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No E,eDOrt Yet,

The Marshall county draft board will
likely complete It's work Of passing on
exemptions some time today. Quite n
number of claims were decided upon
yesterday. and there remains but little
work for tho board 10 accomplish be-
fore the names Of the first sos arc
submitted for publication.
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Mrs. James A. Bonar.

Mrs, James A. Eonnr. one OF the well
known and highly respected womrp OF
Roberts Ridge. Iassrd away Thursday
night. death being due to cancer. She
was 80 years Of age and is survived by
her husband. hnr aged mother, Mrs.
Sarah Eonur four brothers and ono
sister. Seven children also survive.
Funeral services will be held at the
First NJ. r.. church of this city at ,
o'clnck Sunday. conducted by Rev. G. D..
S,nhlih
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Fingers Badly Cut,

Ohio Williams. foreman in the cutting
room at ,hc.Klecs factory ut the prison.
suffered a very painful injury yester-
day. while inspecting one Of the ma
chimes The thumb and index fingers
OF hts left hand were badly lnccrated.
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List Of Persons Certified to tho Oiser1c
Board as Exempted or
Discharged

Raymond Heller. Bridgeport. depend
ents.
Martin Murphy. Bridgeport. depend
Stanley P. Golf. Bridgeport. depend
entS.
David William Thompson. Martins
Ferry: dependents.
Harrison Morgan. Martins Ferry. de-
pcndents.
George Picrok. Martins Ferry. depend
cntS.
William Cooper Richards. Martins
Ferry: dependents.
John Nl. Rar,ok. Martins Ferry. de-
pcndents.
Ross Dei,ch. Martins Ferry, depend
entS.
Henry Powell Crescent. alien and de-
pendcntS.
Jim Janc:is. Crescent. alien and de-
perdentS.
David T. Woods. Bridgeport, depend
entS.
Steve knnkumari. Martins Ferry. alien.
Walter c. Groves. Martins Ferry. de-
pcndcutS.
wilbur T. Mcr'u". Martins Ferry. de-
Andy Joe PaT Maynard. alien and de-
pendcntS.
Clarence l.. Weaver Martins Ferry. de-
pendents.
Frank Nuzon"rl Martins Ferry. alien
and dependents.
Henry Ncirh"llrr.. bridgeport. depend
cntS.
John l.. Tost. Martins Ferry. depend
ents.
Guilis Cali. Martins Ferry. allen and
dependents.
John Cessna. Crescent. dependents.
Speror pault"lar. Martins Ferry. alien
and dependents.
George e. Eits"n. Martins Ferry. de-
pradrn;s.
Fred Douds. bridgeport. dependents.
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Institute Closes.

Marshall countys annual teachers In
stitute was brought to a very success
full close with yesterday afternoons
session. The institute which was In
progress throughout the week was ono
Of the most successful ever held there.
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DRAFT QUOTA COMPLETE.

Special Dispatch tn the Intelllsencer
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. AUG a.
The drift quota of 27o. including the
ten percent addition TO make up for
men disqualified after arrival at Camp
Sherman. in Chillicothe, from district
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Walter Bornersk, Lansing


James Spiga Blaine.
Ross Fry. Yorkvllle.
! Peter kanois, Crescent.
David Allen Harper Ardena-
List OF Persons Called and who Faile
to Report and Submit to
Examination
! Guy Emmett Haddo1. Bridgeport
| Stanley Hoobat, Bridgeport.
Mike Paszdt, Martins Ferry.
Toney Nolindes. Bridgeport.
| Crestes Zaravlnes. Martins Ferry.
John Borkoski. Martins Ferry.
Lewis l.. Walter. Maynard.
T. Frank Jordan. Jr.. Martins Ferry.
FotcS Nenias. Martins Ferry.
Theodore Olakneak. Martins Ferry.
Joseph Objanmare. Martins Ferry.
John kosch. Lansing.
Dan Misko. Yorkville.
Wilbur T.. Harris. Bridgeport.
John kanvaritis. Martins Ferry.
Lewis Besuzzi. Lansing.
Vlades Prick, Martins Ferry.
Alvin Paite. Martins Ferry.
John Paul leak. Lansing.
Andrew kolivas. Martins Ferry.
Morris S. Stein. Martins Ferry.
Elmer A. Coleman. Maynard.
, Elmer Trouten. Bridgeport.
Harley Montgomery. Martins Ferry.
Luit Pressi, Martins Ferry.
John Ginsca, Bridgeport.
Hiram y. Hughes. iorkvllle.
Michael r. Zoutis. Murtins Ferry,
John Eudlic. Martins Ferry.
knut Ohtama. Martins Ferry.
Walter B. Thorngate. Martins Ferry.
Howard Springer, Martins Ferry.
John Oslan. Martins Ferry.
Easile LusSi, Bridgeport.
Nick Gimas. Bridgeport.
Frank Gadanc. Blaine.
Joe Tarn. Martins Ferry.
Nick Apolson, Bridgeport.
George Ford Johnston. Blaine
Frank kuchenin. Barton.
Joseph Fcrruccio. Martins Ferry.
Charles Ellsworth Gill. Bridgeport
NJ F. kondilu. Martins Ferry.
Pete Atasis. Martins Ferry.
Richard r. Albright. Martins Ferry.
Steve kolnach. Barton.
Bruce II. Sands. Bridgeport