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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24

Mrs Charles +. Peard left Friday
evening for 4 visit with relatives in
PaTkcPsbuFg.
A. Jackson Hayes has gone TO
Waynesburg. Pa. for a business visit.
Charles shriveF spent Sunday With
relatives in Wheeling.
Mrs. Margaret Ice and child and
Miss Lena Rigs have returned TO their
homes at Follansbss after q visit with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Snyder near the
city.
Lawrence Hoffman has returned
from a business visit In Carnegie, Pa.
Mrs, 4. W. PTiehaTd and Miss Sallie
Hawkins have returned from q visit
with friends in Wheeling.
George T. AinSlio. Jr., returned yes
teTday to his home in Columbus, Ohio,
after q visit with friends here.
Miss Mildred RenshaW returned Sat.
urdAy after q visit with relatives in
Washingto7, D. G.
=. D. BasnStt has gone 10 Berkeley
Springs for a few weeks visit
I. H. Hess spent the latter part OF
the week in Pittsburgh, Pa. on buci.
ness.
James A. JolliEs has returned to
Butler, Pa. after q visit with ais
brother. A. ,. JolliRO, IN Buffalo street
EFF MILAN spent the week end with
his mother, Mrs. John NJ MILAN. a.
Rymer.
Allen Warner has returned from 4
visit with friends in Farmington.
Paul Hess. Lawrence Huey and For.
rest sturm have returned from Akron,
Ohio. driving through with several
autos for . local garage
OeaTgo BiSsett spent the week end
at HE home IN Wsds3town. George
expects 10 e9list in the u s. Navy
soon,
Mr.. Ond Mrs. William Buck and son.
Wilbur. have returned to Kane, Pa.
Mr.. Buck having been employed by
the Window Glass company here the
PaSt season.
ClareReO ShYiver left for Wheeling
Saturday, he having accepted a posi-.
ton IN that city.
Charles e. Wells % recovering after
3 weeks illness q the Hotel Walls.
20 aud M. WaltoP Fisher have -.
TUNED from Q visit Win relatives n
Irnrc|l1r.
me N's.rs LN''1n 1rl Marion ZEN
| IN "||.| |.|I"| || .|0 m..|.
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Material Plenty
For New Bridge

As far as material is concerned all
danger Of a delay in the construction
Of the South Side bridge has passed.
Should the contractors be unable 10
&c. any more material over the rail
roads, enough additional material
could be secured locally to complete
the job.
At present fully seventy-five per
cent. of the stone and gravel Is on the
grounds in addition to fifty per cent.
of the sand and cement and practical
ly all OF the lumber and steel. Practi-
cally every bit Of space on the upper
side Of the bridge available has been
taken up with the storing Of material.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
Cant Send Packages
To the Men in France

Each day persons come to the post
office 10 mail packages to soldiers who
are in France, despite several notice.
which have been published 20 the et.
feet that they will not be accepted e%-
cept upon written request from the SOL
der in France approved by his con-
manding officer Many persons are
turned down daily at the local Office
who attempt to mail packages without
their order from France. Without the
notice. only letters. postal cards. mas.
azIncs and newspapers may BE- mailed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
Oil and Gas.

Al the close OF the week nothing
better than light bumpers were com
pleted in all districts. on Buckeye
Fork, GFeenbFiOF district, DOddTidge
county. W. Va. strothefs Bros. got .
very light pumper in the Gordon sand
q No on the william Stuttler farm.
on Fishing creek, Liberty district
Marshall county, the Carnegie Natural
Gas Company 10 sWabblng 80 barrels
q day from its second test on the Jo'
seph Miller farm.
On Dents run, Warrington district,
Marion county. the same eOmpany's
No ] on the ] L Phillips lot, shot .
few days ago, has dropped down to
40 barrels q day. At the present rate
% r6clina, q will soon be back 70 itS
f0rnef, production. In Union district,
Tyler county. tie Coal River Oh Com
pany has drilled No Z on the Mapde
NeuseuanleF farm through the Bic
Iniin oand. u 70 duster,
u curtis district. RoanO county
Godfrey L Cabot has drilled test on
the A B Ham farm into the top Of the
eft sand ana devOlopSd q gas pres.
gifs. estimated at 100000 cubic feet
. day, n the samo district, the Unit
q Fual Gas Company'S test on the
= n Nccloy farm Is . duSter in all
Sands. The Fisher Oil Company got
one q the same kind at q second test
on the B WhitOd farm.
n uniop district, Peasants county
y 3 White eco have drilled q test
N ne EGastus Kldder farm through
tie Blg ln3up sand, 1 is = very light
pnmpeE. IN the SalNS district, Newell
q 60 have completed q hvO.barTel
pumpoF, IN tbs Cow Run sand on the
nT7l Bros farm. In Washington
district, CallaheF 4 West got one OF
the sane sire IN the Big 1njun sand
q q test on the 8 B Bills farm. In
re oamo locality. Bol0 4 Co have q
0Yo.haTIbl numpeT at No = on the R
Heyu6ltB farm. The Jeanette OIL &
Cas- Company has started 10 drill a
te8t On the Albert Hardy farm.
n FFeonan'S Greek district. Lewis
county. the Reserve Gas Company has
c1nfloted and put to pumping No 4
on tho James Jarvis farm. i 10 PRO.
ducing 30 barrels q day from tha salt
sand. IN emithlield diStFiet, ROaue
county. tie Wiser OIL Company's No
rs On the J 5 Brannou farm Is produe-
inH I've barrels . day from the Big
lniun sand
lhith Burning Springs district. Writ
county, tie Roberts Oh Company has
haFiel plmper at No - on che
j u SaithoF Arm. Kreps & Co scored
= dnStor @ their test on the James
A11S farm. Davis & TuFROy GOT q
TIf light puPpef when they compile
telNO { o. tie Robert Connolly farm.
No on ne sane farm Is drilling IN
tie oand. ID Grant district, RitehlO
county he Hope Natural Gas Com
n1nfe test % the Z A Cain farm Il
. l|f1t puupeF ~ The salt Sand. The
gal1o couDonY has The rig completed
NJ 4 letl n the , y Philips farm. u
unlcn i|Elfick Tyler county. Racer
Bros have r1npIilot 10 G n TIE Em.
u0 WI'I.0r0n farm. ID 81 + nT1hals
I.' IH"r.| |0 ~. KornoT G'rf
.0 ..I''1'ou0N un |.01'rI'1n
.'|| Marion county Chez Carter ON
."" " |"" """" ". "..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24

of the Misses Reba and Ruth Mar, IN
ClaTkAburg street.
]. Howard Coleman and soa, James,
Of Pennington. spent Sunday with the
formers mother. Mrs. Mary Coleman
JOHN Dell Is a business visitor in
Fairnon, today.
Mr.. and Mrs George Doolittls. Of
FaiFWont, spent the week cad with
relatives near the city.
M and Mrs. D. S. Jones and Chill
dVeh spent Sunday with friends in
Wayu sEbuTg, Pa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
Worthington
u;5ss cIsce O.wn


Several Of the team track mines here
were closed down ior Q short time last
week on account Of having 10 way CT
delivering the co2l . the cars. The
motor trucks which had been employ.
Cd 10 do the hauling had failed %
secure a state license for the last ten
days Of the month Of June a-d some
one who seems 10 have a gfJa.l
against the officials or some one else
served O written sJLSs on the iusJR
that II he did net proceed against
them action would be had from o higG-
er source. The truck owners we're not.
lied OF the condition end decided 10
cease operating. bit after O coasJ,t-
zion they decided 20 resume and 10 the
party wishes TO prosecute they WILL
pay their fines.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
FOR U. S. SENATE.

Editor West Virginian:
yol are authorized to announce that
Davis EiLiDs, CT MorgantowR. honon'
gala county, a candidate Tor nomina'
ton. by the Republican party, for the
United States Senate for West Viz
g!nia, subject to ell the rules Of the
Republican party, aad the laws Of the
state governing the primary election
70 be held August 1918.
ELkINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
JH. lgcDERMOTT, Chairman.
MoTgantown, West virginia.
P. o. drawer ssh, Telephone 100.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
HeteI Arrivals.


Bartlett - H. T. Smith, Springfield,
H.; Claude Sine, Dents Run; II. W.
Lacomb, Columbus. o.; ChaS. Davis,
New York; Thos. J. Wilson, Philippi;
Jas. FitEhugh, Loren Harbert, c. T.
Bradley, D. L. Allen, FalTmont; Fred
w. Gaines, Welland, Ontario, Can. !;
Thos. C Adams and wife, Lexington,
Ky.
Wells--L. H. Mcconnell, Metz; E.
D, Tucker, Reuben Calvert, Roy Hen
deFsou. HastingS; Homer o. Bunner,
Eekart 0ump, Fred CaFtright, Hun
dred; c. A. BaFtFug. Burton; Geo. D.
Doolittle and wife, FairmOnt; Mrs. A.
]. Gran, Marion, Ind; James Tooth
man, winchester. KY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
Local People Marry.

A marriage license has been issued
by the county court for BranSOn L.
Morris. son Of Mrs. w. s, HeaSey, who
has recently moved from this city to
MoFEantoWn, and Opal z. Maekey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T.
Mackey, Of near the city. The young
people have the congratulations Of
their many friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
CO-PARTNERsHn NOTI01E
NoTIeE ID pIRaoLuTIoN.


Notice IL hereby given that e .
meeting Of the stockholders a ~
HygradO Coal Company . oslpolt
ton created and organised undaP ~
laws Of the state Of West Virginia
held At Fairmont West Virginia % fhl
2sth day Of November, 1917, TIE ~
lowing resolutions we're adopted;
Resolved, that the HygEads COZ
Company, Z corporation created and
organised under the laws % tie Blail
Of West Virginia. does hereby di1eol
tinuO business e. . corporation ll1
suTTenders TO said state il8 charter
and corporate franchises. The Board
Of Directors will proceed % conEor
The property, chooses n action, aud n.
rSsOts Of this company into cash, and
pay on and discharge al Sc debts, Ila
hnities and obligations, divide the -
maindeF among the stockholders pro
rata with their holdings Of stock, bu'
no such payment shah be made % any
stakeholder until after TIE publication
Of the notice provided By Law.
Resolved further, that The Pre1i
dent Of this corporation cause notes
Of the adoption Of this resolution q
be published in some newspaper q
general circulation, published N ~
city Of FaiTmOnt, West Virginia once
q week Tor four successive weeks; and
that he forthwith certify these reso
lutions to the Secretary Of State %
West Virginia, as provided ~ law.
Given under my hand This ssh dal
Of November, 1917.
H. L. HEINTZELNAN.
President. Upgrade Coal, Company
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
NaRRINetsR Won,

The Warrington baseball team de-
feated the Rachael Coal team OF Downs
az Blackstone park here yesterday By
fourteen 70 hine, In q game which was
characterized BY the ragged field work
OF both teams.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES


NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.
In the Matter Of Ola Idella Moore
BANKRUPT, In Bankruptcy.
Pursuant 10 and order entered n
The above styled cause on the 18th day
Of June. 1918, and in accordance with
the provisions thereof, the under
signed trustee will on wednesday tbs
oath day Of July, 1918, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon al the east front door
Of We court houIe Of Marion County,
West Virginia, offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder therefor the fol-
lowing tract or parcel Of real estate
situate on the waters Of Rubens Run,
in Winfield district, Marion County,
West Virginia, and bounded as fol-
lows:
Beginning ct a post in line Of lands
Of n. Hawkins and a corner OF c. A.
Moore; thence S. n IL w. 1876 feet
to a stake by the road; thence N
. 1-2 E. 312 feet to a stake by the road;
thence N. Al E. IS feet to a stake by
the road; thence S. A degrees, 30 min.
utes E. 459 feet to place Of beginning,
containing 1s6 acres. more or less,
with ell of the appurtOnances theTOun.
to belonging; and being the same real
estate which was conveyed to the said
Ola Idella Moore by Mary Nuzum and
George NJ. Nuzum her husband by deal
bearing date 9Th day of June 1918 and
OF record in the office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Marion County,
West Virginia in deed book No.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
chsnae In sehsdule.

The schedule for the motor car 70
Annabelle has been changed recently
the number Of round trips being reduc-
cd and hereafte. there viii be no trips
made after $3.50 p. n. The 1000 q. Il.
run was also cut cut. Under dhe new
arrangement the car will leave Anna
belle az 7:CO.I n, 1900 n. ana 800
p. NJ. rtl-.N.ng lesys NNorthington a,
$3.50 a. r., 1926 and 1856 p. m An
effort IS being made 10 have the o
O'Clock run restored.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
pOLITI0AE AnVEDTITlN0

POLITICAL ADVERTISING
s~.~.~s~-~-~ea-e-Ns~-a-~- uHsn-s>-N
TO The REPUBLICANS or WEST
Virginia,
IAN a candidate for TIE ROplblieal
ncm!ration for Ca.tsd States Senator,
sub.ect TO the will Of the voters at the
primary election 10 be held on Angus
the sixth.
Your vote and influence win -
greatly appreciated.
VIRGIL. L. HIGHLAND,
f~f- w. h-r~f W Va
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Oil Activities.

Oil Activities.
On Dents run, the Carnegie Gas
company gave itS old No. / on the J. L.
Phillips lot . shot It responded with
a production Of $50 barrels the ensu.
ing tWenty-fouF hours. On Miracle run,
Batte!lO district, Monongalia county,
the Hope Gas company has drilled its
test on the Hillman futile farm to .
depth Of $500 feet. Gas vas developed
IN the fourth, fifth and Bayard sands.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
Woodmsn's Services.

Jewel Camp No. 5S75, Modern Wood.
men Of America, OF this city, held their
annual memorial services at the GENE
terry here yesterday. There was a
large turnout.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24

Edwin SnOdgraSS, who has spent a
short tuPlough here, left last evening
for the Scott flying field at Dan
Vile, Illinois.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, June 24-Com prices Az,
eragod lower yesterday, in fluenced
hy excellent crop conditions and Oy
he efiectual breaking Of the hot wave
Tho market, however, closed unset
Ted. ill0l.4lh for July and l.4Sts
for AuguSt-Ac off 70 sc up com
oafed with ~ hours before. Oats fin
ishsd Nc to lc down and provisions
vaTying from &c decline 10 &c advance.
A-.so1o. ONoN Close
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24

The Venture Coal Company recently
chartered by { Burlington people with
the principal ulcg here and mines In
Upshur cJuaty nave sold their mines
to the West Virginia Coal & Coke
Company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
TERMS OF SALE

One-third or as much as the puF.
chaser may elect TO pay in cash on day
eli sale and the balance to be paid in
two equal erstallments in six and
twelve months after date OF sale, the
purchaser 10 execute his interest bear.
ing notes to the undersigned trustee
for the deferred enstallments OF pur-
chased money, with security thereon
approved by said trustee as sufficient,
payable in six and twelve months after
date respectively, and in addition
thereto a vendors lien will be retained
on the face of the deed Of conveyance
to secure the payment Of said notes.
On said above named date Of salO
said trustee will also sell for cash 10
the highest and best bidder the follow.
ing articles Of personal property o.
said bankrupt, that Is to say:
One road wagon, one spring wagon,
two silos, one bunch OF chains, one
SC, buggy harness, one mattOck and
one shovel.
Given under my hand this 22nd day
OF June, 1918.
E. B CARSKADON.
Trustee Of Ola Idalla Moore Bank.
rupt.
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MANNINCTON
Called By Enth.r,n IIlnosn.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wheat has gone 10
Wheeling being called there by the
serious illness OF her father.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24
FoR UNITED srATEs sENATE.

You are authorized to announce
an a candidate for nomiHation b.
the Republican party, for the United
States Senate for West Virginia, sub
feet 10 all the rules Of the Republi-
can party. and the laws Of the state
governing the primary 10 be held N
August, 1918.
JAS. A. HUGHES.
Huntington. ". Va
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-24

The oil reporter Of the Parksrsburg
Sentinel notes that the Hope Natural
Gas company has completed its No. !
on the Hillman futile farm to depth
OF 3,40S feet and got gas in all three
sands, 4th. 5th and Bayard. Located
on MIRACLE run, Battelle district Mon
ongal!a county"
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H. L. HEINTZELifAN. :

President, HygradO COalNc0mpanl
O--l-it.lS-25
New-York tribune., 1918-12-20
The Cost Of Cooking and
Serving a Slice Of Beef
Christmas Specialities Going Up
Buy Now
Christmas


very best prime rib roast of beef the top of the retail
market, 48 cents pound. At 7. W. c. A. cafeteria
80 cents for portion and will credit portion with
quarter of pound in weight though this generous Go On
to downtown cafe and restaurant Of the best type and you will
80 cents. Here of course, there is service and much
heavier overhead But the cost of quarter Of pound beef
plus Irish potato could not be than Is giving
the resauraeur the credit of paying retail prices which Of
he does not do At Fortyecond Street hotel offering
the last word in service and appointments the price 81 for
order But remained for cafe in the section with
far inferior surroundings and service to charge S for four
ounces of beef and potato
There should be sweet reasonabeness even among
hotel We know the whole list of their troubles ncudnr
stolen linen and sivc the doubling of servant hire the in
creased cost of laundry an the general and tear
men But face of all protest that S115 for Is
worth Of meat and potato is too much.
This about 700 per markup and gross profit
the selling price of 81 cent There shrnkage
meat cooking, too But making all allowances for this
increased cost of operation marup Of 400 cent giving
price of Is and gross profit the selling price 50
would than fair 80 cent price Ia
mar-up is far from cheap and $115 plain Of
unreasonable overcargng making this purchase carry the
burden of Losses alleged bargains somewhere else the bill
of fare This is tactless proceeding beefovng Amer
lean If the desire down beef orders the
scheme success but the restarateur question
lated many dollars worth of resentment and i'll will side
Goat sometimes sold for beef-making goat
is equally questionable practice
New-York tribune., 1918-12-20
IN THE FISH MARKET

There better shrmps and scallops than
and considering that they involve little waste they
expensive they sound Shrimp of the finest whole
sailing at IA cents pound and retail for rs sheed and
cooked at 30 pound would four people when cream
made into salad The scalcps 35 cents wholesale and
retail for so. And this not than 30ce
fish, half waste. pound of scalops would four is
also claimed in def,nce of this doubling of the wholesale
that the demand limited and loss from spoage high the
3'milk' is prone to
Other choice fish in the market trout at Is
kngsh at 25 popano so cents (whoesalng for 30) mack
erel at Is 80 haibut As cents Frozen ses Is 30
cents according to size Among the cheaper fish ounde
feted for 22 haddock at S, whiting (frozen) H.
ciscos at 15
Two interesting fish buys that may be worth looking
up steaked king mackerel (whoesaling at Is cents.
There large mackere weighing 20 pounds seakea
pollock sells wholesale for cents. This fish somewhat Ike
cod.
"Pretty fish is the fish mans cry There real Partisan
fish window Sixth Avenue that deserved the slogan Won
deru striped bass Spanish mackere purple coat of shining
mail and delicate hued shad from the South displayed
with BACKGROUND of pink shrimp and fern. shman may
be artist, too
New-York tribune., 1918-12-20
VEGETABLES-GOING UP!

The appropriate holiday vegetables showing high
appreciation of their worth The cranberry which did
go up Thanksgiving is getting 1t has doubled in price
the wholesale market going from $40 to $50 barrel
for fancy large stock 2 cents quartz and this in the face
increased supply. Smaller berries sell for SIG a
BARREL Is cents quart The retail price accord
ngy but the prices quoted of 20 to 25 give the retailer
very margin unless he bought long ago.
Sweet potatoes and remain the price 6 to
pound each case) but celery due to light receipts
has gone up 81 and costs 3 to 15 cents bunch good
caufower up because much of it is poor grade and
oss) costing $40 barrel wholesale and 20 to SO head
retail Lettuce has joined the flight and Is head
compared with 10 last week Potatoes still CHEAP
but cabbage has felt the Christmas spirit gone
little
1t is wise who does her holiday marketing early
New-York tribune., 1918-12-20

RHATIGAN. Clarence A. s72 Rugby Road.
Brooklyn.
RILEY. Johr f.. / Middagh Street, Brook
lyn.
RUSSO, JOIN s.. Ozone Park. Long Isl-
and, NJ Y.
REvz1N. Samuel, 306 GIenmore Avenue.
Brooklyn.
RosENTHfL. Jacob. $50 Rockaway Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
SOMMERS. Michael j.. 800 West Fiftieth
Street, New York City.
TSOGAN. staven, 96G Southern Boulevard,
New York City.
VLASAK, Emil. Flushing. N. Y.
WEiNsTEIN. Edward. ITS Henry Street.
New York City
STARKEY, Herbert A., sgt jersey City
SPAULDINT. Leo r., Bloomfield. N. J.
STElNHARDT. Edgar, 756 Home Street
New York Guy.
SCHWARTZ. Louis A.. 1888 Wyatt Ave
SCHEUBLE George w.. 147 South Ninth
Street, Brooklyn
slEvERs, barry, 1142 Nostrand Avenue
SCHMrrT. William c.. Newark. N. J.
:, STEIN. Edga", so Stuyvesant Street, New
s sALzMiAN. aaron. o2s Trinity Avenue
New York City
SCHULTZ. Oscar. stapleton. N. Y.
- SCHWARTZ. Paul L., 3l2 Rugby Road
Sta sTAnL, L. Tr9nci~ s.. New porp. N; Y:
SEE. Louis H., Woodhaven. N. Y.
THOMPSON. os~ar s.. 33S Nineteenth
Street, Brooklyn.
s+,sI3 WEISS, ~, Harry W 90; .sa East Ninety-sixth
YaOuNGLING. Henry W.. jr., s15 West
13sth Street, New York City.
Missing
KENNEDY. Eugene t., lieut., a. Barclay
SfTeftt rec Ir4Nosrp MeY pors c,sy; M ,eo c,,.
Street. Brooklyn
BARBAGALLo. Joseph. All Hicks Street
Brooklyn.
BURKE William F.. Jersey City. N. J.
NHSAZZO, John. 121 Concord Street
CECILIA, Francisco, Hoboke., N. J.
g.. CAMERA, Nick j.. corp. 264 North Sixth
Street. Brooklyn.
CASSIDY. Alexander. corp, 2o78 Eight
Avenue New York City
CHARNlN. Nathan. Jamaica, N. Y.
6. DEL NEGRO. Peter 1873 Twanty-frst
S'Tset' nfp p nlo9kyn; 81 . G:o,.u nc ,,
DE LUCA, Carmine, Newark. N. J.
G.. DEN lGER. Jesse j., corp. 271 West
ERicKsoN, Walter. 751 Fifty-hrst Street
Brooklyn.
ELLERsIEL, William F.. S52 172d Street
The Bronx. New York City. y
FLANAGAN. Edwin. Astoria. N. Y.
GAtlZZA. Joseph A., s Baxter Street
New York City.
GRECO. Francesca. Sel Tenth Avenue
Brooklyn.
GRANOFSKW. Abraham. 341 Georgia
Avenue, Brooklyn
GRESsET. William j.. 90 Bedford Ave.
nue.. Brooklyn.
HAHN. Frank, 22l East Thirty-second
Street, New York City.
=, HOPWOoD. John. 2216 Eighth Avenue
New York City.