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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
Relief from, Eczema

Don't worry about eczema or other
,kin troubles You can have . clear,
realthy skin by using little Eemo
obtained at any drug store tor 35c, OF
extra large bottle at sl00
Zemo generally removes pimples black.
neads, blotches eczema, and ringworT
and makes the skin clear and healthy
Lemo 10 a clean, penetrating. sntiseptc
iquid. neither sticky nor greasy and stain,
,othins. II 10 easily applied and costs Q
mere triae for each application. Il u
,lwsys dependable.
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

the crash Just as the impact came he
seized the Runwale Of Sallys boat
cushonng the two ctait somehow with
his body, 1t happened so quickly no
one could quite see But as a rising
wave tore the two boats apart. Sally
saw Lands drop back. saw Dr. Rolf
bend over him, and buried her face in
her hands
Half an hour later they were taken
aboard conveying destroyer Sally
hunted franllcally for Willard Rolf A,
last she found him She asked no qucs
tlons, but her hand clasp and her eyes
said much.
The young mans all right" said
Rolf "A bad bruisc and some skin
scraped off No bones broken Well
girT-he drew a deep breath, "our
work has had It's baptism ch, And
now you've got your first wounded mar
10 nurse"
DR.. viii looked keenly at her. But
Sally took his arm, leaned her check
against It aiicctlonately-and avoided
his G. cs
Go Be Contnucd)
VII
The woman cook has made her ap
pearance in the ships galley in vessel,
plying along the Pacific coast.
w.
A Japanese bacteriologst has built q
dustprooi, alrprOof, Rermprooi house oO
glass, the air that is needed beine
pumped through a pipe and filtered.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

on Twelfth street will be completed
and upon her return Mrs. Walker will
take possession OF IT,
Mrs William J Pettee and daugh-
ters, Margaret and Helen aud Mrs.
Wittcn LETT during the past week for a
visit with Okmulgee friends.
Han p Street leaves next wcrk for
a months stay at Michigan resorts.
Ten Years Ago.
Miss Olive Rittenhouse spent a few
days with relatives IN Chandler this
week, returning home Monday
Mrs Eli Brown and daughter. Mel
rose, left this afternoon for Ohio to
Join Mrs. Browns sister Dr. Sadie
Bay Adalr and a party Of friends for
summers stay in Colorado.
Among the charters issued by the
seer 'tary OF state today TO corporations
we're: Belle Isle Boating company. Ok
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

Iancma City capital, 5000 ncorpors-
tors: J w. Shsrtel, J. K. Keaton,
Frank Wells d l. Johnson, Olive r.
RrtenhouSe Oklahoma City.
Probably the largest pocket knife in
the world is on display in the window
Of w. J. Pcticc and company l2l-2J
Main street
The knife weighs Us pounds, when
open is eleven feet long and the length
OF the large blade is three feet. Sven
men were rQulred to place the knife IN
the window II was on exhibition at
the worlds fair ST. Louis, Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

~ health % I can do all my work and
] am % grateful that l am recommend
nG Il to my friends. - Mrs. d. M.
NrERs, r. r. 4, Oregon, ILL.,
Onlywomen who have suffered the tor
lorpD of such troubles and have dragged
o)oee from day to day can realize the
tAlle& which this famous root and herb
fps3e6y, Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Obmpound, brought TO Mrs. Alters.
Women everywhere In Mrs. Alters
csnditioa should profit by her recon-
nendstiou, and II there are any com
plicstions write Lydia e. Pinkhsm's
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for advice.
The result Of their 10 years experience
10 st your service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28
Foremost of Aces
TO Leave Front
For Staff Place

LONDON, June 28-With seventy
two German airplanes brought down
to his credit, the greatest number of
enemy machines destroyed by an entente
airman so far, Major William A.
Bishop has been transferred from the
Canadian active force at tho front TO
= position at the office of the British
chief OF the air staff.
-w.aa.--.-
He also serves who stays at home
and saves, and puts his savings in War
sayings stamps. June 28th.
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HohC oVuDie WniCn
pulled me down un-
I'LL could not put my
foot TO the floor and
could scarcely do my
work, and as | live
on Q small farm and
raise six hundred
chickens every year
|it made 1t very hard
for me.
IL saw the Com
Iponnd advertised in
Iour paper, and tried
ItA IA /
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NOW RAISES
/ 500 CHICKENS
Aftsr Being Relieved of Or
San;c Trouble by Lydia E.
!, Pinkham's Vegetable &
y Compound.

Orsgon, ITl.-"I took Lydia z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound for an or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

The Guthrie Leader reports the fol-
loving Oklahoma City applicants for
commissions in baltalions
James Hickey is up from Oklahoma
City requesting a majors commission
Elya c. Burrows, son OF the sheriff
Of Oklahoma county, offers his services
N exchange for a commission
J J.. Francis, an Oklahoma City law
yer, sends IN request for a commits
sion
Miss Miriam Richardson and Miss
Louise Crews went TO Shawnee ycster-
day ON a short visit
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Fifteen Years Ago.

Mr., { 2 Walker will leave the first
hi july for Glenwood Springs and other
Colorado points for a summers stay
Durin, her absence her elegant home
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-08-29

l.. d. Thomas and wife left Satur-
day for Alabama to visit his former
home. This is Mr.. Thomas first visit
back home in eighteen years.
Attorney Harry II. McElroy is in
Albuquerque this week attending the
meeting Of the State Bar Association.
He will return within u few days.
Mrs. l.. l.. Ernst and son and daugh-
ter arrived this week from California
and will spend the winter here. They
drove through in u Hudson Six.
w. l.. Hooper and Ola Carlina Flem-
ming of Mills, were married in this
city this morning by Judge j. c. Will
Jams ut his office in the court house.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson of Des
Arch, Ark, spent a few days last
week with Mrs. Eugene BlcdsoS. She
leaves this week for FL Paso, her
future home.
Mrs. Allen G.. Ashworth, formerly
Miss Doughty, Of this city, but now Of
FL Paso, is here this week visiting her
brother and other relatives and friends
for a few days.
Lieut.. Frehn Catterson, arrived this
morning from California where he has
been in training. He will spend a few
days with his farents and friends be-
fore returning to duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hamilton and
little daughter, Margaret, of Hutchin-
son, Kansas, have been visiting the
past week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Allen. Mrs. Hamilton is u
sister Of l.. A. Dealy and Thos. Dealy.
School will open Monday with prac-
tically a new corps Of teachers. 1t
is hoped they will make good and
with the nice buildings and equipment
it is up to them to make Tucumcari's
schools the best possible. The patrons
should do their part also.
A big rain fell last night in the Mon
toya district. Bert Belmore was com.
ing home from the west and about
half way between Newkirk and Mon
toya his car stuck in the mud and it
was necessary for him to ecu help
to get out. A nice rain fell east to
Hanley. but cars are coming through
now without much trouble.
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FORREST ITEMS

All report u very pleasant time ut
the Roundup last weei;.
Mr.. kim Mckee, wife and baby are
visiting his father and mother, j. l..
Mckee.
Mr.. Ernest Greenhouse and Miss
Grace McCutchen of Stockton, were
united in marriage last week. We
wish for them the greatest success
that one can achieve in life.
Mr.. Nelson of neal Plain was very
unfortunate this week by getting his
house burned to the ground.
Several attended the singing at the
school house Sunday night.
Mr.. Charley Warren and family
were the guest of Mr.. p. A. Hudson
and family Sunday.
Miss Mabel Parish was the guest Of
the Darby home Monday night.
Will Mcbride and family Of Texas,
has been visiting his brother, j.. c.
Mckee.
w. II. Ward and family were the
guests of j.. c. Mcbride Sunday.
A nice crowd attended the Sunday
School Sunday afternoon.
Our service flag will soon be ready
to raise.
The farmers met at the schoolhouse
Monday afternoon to get an estimate
on how much wheat would be needed
for fall sowing.
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THE SUGAR WASTE
IN COFFEE AND TEA

The following bulletin was among
the most forceful and effective bits of
conservation propaganda at the New
York Food Show last month. was
put out by the National Sugar Rein
ing Co., of New Jersey.
Save the Waste!
: 100 million cups coffee used daily
in United States.
"l70 million cups tea and coffee.
40 million cups tea used daily in
the United States.
IF even an average of half a tea
spoonful of sugar per cup is left I'M
dissolved at the bottom of cups of tea
and coffee, the waste would be 1,700,-
600 pounds of sugar daily.
Stir your sugar until it dissolves!
It's estimated that one-third to one
half of all sugars used in homes is
used in tea and coffee. Think it over
how is it in your home? Isn't there n
chance for saving?
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office, Tucun


carl, N. NJ, August 2, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that the
State of New Mexico by virtue Of
Acts of Congress approved June 81,
1898, and June 20, 1910, and acts sup
Elementary and amendatory thereto,
has filed in this office Selection Lists
for the following described lands:
List No. 1928, Serial Number O22i99.
Lots one and two section 20; SwA
SEX section 20, Township IL North,
Range 81 east, n. NJ. p. NJ, S5.S7
acres.
List No. 1927, Serial Number O222Oo.
Sell SwA section %, Township 8
north, Range 80 East, N. NJ. 7. NJ, 40
acres.
List No. 1924, Serial NImber O222Ol.
SkNeA, section Ia, Township 8
North, Range 20 East, n. NJ. p. M,
so acres.
Protests or contests against any
or all of said selections may be filed
in this office during the period of pub
LEGATION hereof, or any time thereafter,
and before final approval and certih
cate.
r. P. DoNoHoo,
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HUDSON

Vern ID. Love of Kansas. preacher
of the Church of Christ, who is visit
ing relatives here, will hold a meeting
in the school house north of Hudson
beginning Wednesday.
Mike Bryant who is working in Las
Vegas, visited home folks during
Roundup" week.
Ed Gomez met with Il painful ac-
cident Tuesday morning. While as
sisting to open n door on a box car
in some way the first two fingers Of
his right hand were completely sever
ed. He was taken to n Tucumcari hos
pital for treatment.
A lusty T. L. Hawkins, Jr., has ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l..
Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Love of Middle
Water, Texas, spent the weekend in
Hudson.
The Misses Violet and Carrie Love
of Middlewater, Texas, are spending
part Of their vacation in this vicinity.
A number Of Hudson residents took
in the Roundup and report n good
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. J.. Kidd, left We'd
nesday for Slaton, Texas.
Our community is saddened by the
news Of the death of one of its former
residents, Lee Rhoads, who died from
an injury received on the battle line
in France.
Mrs. d. II. Hawkins Of Byzantine
who has spent some days with her son
T. l.. Hawkins, returned home Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gabrail a boy.
Mrs. Gabrail was formerly Miss Sadie
chart.
Francis Scott is having u well drill
ed on his place.
Mrs. Rosa Freeman and children
stopped over a few days with relatives
on her way from Oklahoma to Middle
water, Texas.
Our local merchant received the
first car Of coal of the season last
week.
A Baptist meeting will be held here
conducted by Rev. Masterson, and be-
ginning Sunday.
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PLEANO ITEMS

Roy Best is putting up wild hay
this week.
Elder Dennis of Norton, made a
trip to this community this week and
bought n hundred head of cattle.
Master Jack Goots made Willie
Corley a visit Saturday and Sunday.
The series of meetings mt Pleano
church closed Sunday night. Three
conversions. All joined church.
P~rotracted meeting will begin at
Plain Thursday night.
Mr.. Best and family from Texas,
visited with his son, Roy, last week.
Plains are needing rain again.
Orlando Lang and family are visit
ing relatives in Oklahoma.
William Waterfield has returned
from the harvest field.
b. d. Bohanan is gone to Oklahoma
on business. SUGGS
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WAYS TO SAVE WHEAT

Cut your loaf at the table, slice
by slice as needed. Waste not q
crumb.
Waste no flour on the bread board
when you make bread.
For thickening-use c%ornstarch or
the substitute flours. Fine corn meal
is good for dredging meats. Every
little bit of flour saved counts.
Have breadless meals-eat potatoes
or cooked cereals to take the place of
bread. When you have potatoes, rice,
or hominy served with meat, or for
breakfast a large bowl Of cereal, you
do not need bread.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Hattie Hennig will leave this
week for st. Louis.
Chas. Mcfarland left Sunday night
for Kansas City on business.
Teachers are arriving this week
ready to begin school work next week.
FOR RENT-Four-room furnished
house, close to High School. See
Mrs. Ed. Hall.
Bert Montgomery is visiting home
folks in Georgia. He expects to be
gone several days.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
close in. Call at the Model Cleaning
Works for particulars. st
II. Bonem left Sunday night for
Chicago and other Eastern markets
to buy goods for his store.
j. N. Stradley returned Tuesday
from Clovis, N. NJ, where he has
been working on the new school build
ing.
Lieutenant Henry Goldenberg came
in this week from Camp Pike, Ark,
to visit a few days with his parents
and friends.
r. n. Lawson and family left today
for Las Vegas and other points in the
north part of the state for a few days
vacation.
Mrs. A. j. Williams of Alamogordo
and Mrs. Mez McCammis Of the same
place, were here this week visiting
Tucumcari.
Editor White and family passed
through Tucumcari Sunday on their
way to the mountains near Las Vegas
on a short vacation.
Barney Apple left in his Ford this
week for his old home in Tennessee.
lie did not expect to return to Tu-
cumcari for some time.
II seems quiet in Tucumcari since
the thousands of Roundup visitors who
came in from adjoining states, have
returned to their homes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Randle and son,
Kenneth, returned home this week
from Milan, Mo, where Mrs Randle
and Kenneth have been for several
months on account of the sons health.
He is much better and il is hoped he
will continue to improve.
Messrs. 7. N. Lawson, I. A. Muir
head, Burt ellis and Ira +. Furr,
spent two days near Santa Rosa this
week. Mr.. Muirhead Is exhibiting n
fine large eel caught on this outing.
The eel Is nearly four feet in length
and is one. Of the largest every pull
ed out with a fishing line.
H. W. Griffin Of Montoya and Ora
Lee Bailey Of Ina, N. NJ, were mar.
ried Mt the home Of the grooms daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. s. Haas, Tuesday, Rev.
+. J. Hoering, of the Episcopal church
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin will make their home on a
ranch near lima. Their many friends
join the News in extending %congratu-
lations and wish them a long and hap
py journey through life.
Burt ellis, who has been employed
on the railroad and who is well known
in this city as a vocalist and musician
left Wednesday night for Bay City
Mich, on a leave of absence, TO visit
his wife and other relatives and old
acquaintance. II is hoped he will
return after his vacation and make
this city his home again. He is n
member of the railroad male trio,
who have been heard at many pub
lie gatherings.
Word has been received that Her
bert G. Smith formerly in charge Of
the U. S. Experiment Station here, has
in company with over twelve hundred
other men ut the same place, received
a commission as second lieutenant. He
has been in training at Camp Near
thur near Waco, Texas, until early in
August when they were transferred to
Camp Pike-Little Rock, Ark. He
will be stationed at Camp Pike pend
ing assignment.
The Red Cross ladies cleared more
than $4,000 during the Roundup in
their dining room and with the sale of
articles donated by patriotic citizens.
This sum will allow them to equip Il
rest room and establish an army an
teen for the accommodation of the sol
diers who chance to pass through Tu-
cumcari on their way from one place
to another. There is nothing too good
for our soldiers and this will be
a good advertisement for the city as
well as doing our duty for the men
who are putting their lives between
us and those who would take away
freedom and enslave US.
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EXTENDING THE CHURCH

At the Christian church next Lords
day morning the subject will be: Eek
tending The Church."
Bible School promptly at 9:45. Va
cation season is over, 50 let us have
"A full attendance. August was among
our very best months but September
will be much better if YOU will make
it so.
At 500 p. M, we shall use the
subject postponed from last week.
NORRIS j. REASONER,
Minister.
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AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH
September 1. 1918

When a loved one has passed away
we often think Of the last words which
was spoken by them. Come to the
Baptist church Sunday and hear the
sermon on the last words of Jesus on
the cross.
Sunday school at 9:45.
At 3 p. m, the subject will be 1.-THE
Judgment Day"
GEO. F.. ELLIS,
Pastor.
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NOTICE

Services to honor the memory Of
our brave boys from Tucumcari, who
have gloriously died fighting for their
country, will be held at st. AIMS
Catholic Church, on Labor Day, Sept.
End, at 8 IA. m. This date has been
selected owing to its being a general
holiday, when every one al attend.
An invitation to the general public is
extended.
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HUSBAND n WIFE

Mrs. Frank L. Wood, Box Is, X. +.
ID. ., Morrill,, Me-, writes: Foley
Kidney Pills help me so much. My
husband also has received much benefit
from them. He was so lame he could
not stoop over and now he feels no
pain" Lame back, sore muscles, stiff
joints, rheumatic aches and pains
quickly conquered by Foley Kidney
Pills.-For sale by Sands Dorsey Drug
Company.
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j. A. Valentine was bitten by "a rat
tie snake Saturday afternoon while
hoeing in the field. He was working
away when he thought he had found
"a rabbits home and STOPPING down to
look the snake struck at him hitting
his right hand in the palm. He did
not suffer much until after the hand
had been treated. He did not have
any snake medicine with the exception
Of a little t%urpentine. He was brought
to town in a car and reached here In
an hour after being bitten. His hand
is not hurting so much and the swell
ing is leaving his arm which was blue
black above the elbow. This was a
narrow escape but he will recover.
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FATHER ESTVELT.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday. September LIST.

700 a. m. Low Mass with English
Sermon.
1000 a. m. Low Mass with Spanish
sermon.
1880 p. m. Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament.
Rosary.
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FOR SALE

81 head of cows with calves; 1 good
bull; cows from 3 to 9 years old. $40.
per round.
20 head yearling heifers and steers.
$25. per round. See
ADAM LONG.
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An unconfirned report states that
"A number Of autocs we're held up on
the Tucumcari-Amarillo road at the
Texas line and thirty-two found to
he carrying booze. It does not state
what is being done with the cars and
the owners. One report says u mar
saved his friend from being arrested
by breaking his friends bottle by strik-
ing II with n stick just as he was
nearing the line. Anyhow whether the
report is true or not it is not safe to
smuggle booze across the Texas line
now.
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FOR SALE

One four room box house, partly
furnished, two blocks south Of High
School, also one four room Modern
Frame, furnished, ~ blocks east Of
Post Office. Call ut City Office.
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NOTICE

When you want any work done see
me, ! can do it to please you-sabe?
Phone 10 or 109.. DAD WALLACE.
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What has become of the old-fash-
Toned exaggerator like Lord Kitch-
ener, who said that the war would
last full three years?
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RoGASOVICH. Tomo. Tonopah CM).
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

ROGASONICH. Tomo, Tonopah tM).
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
wHITcoMB. r. D.. Lieut.. Char;estown
DUTToN. II. L.. corp. Portsmouth tM).
LARoSE. F. s. corp, Manchester (M),
BoRGDEN. Henry. Mountain View (wS).
BOURRETT. Peter. Claremont (M).
HANNAFoRD, L. T.. Dover tw}.
JANELLE, Eugene. Manchester fw).
LIBBY. wllfred E.. East Rochester fws).
McKEoN, Patrick G.. Manchester twso
GATLLANcoURT. P somersworth twj.
NEW JERSEY.
L'HEUREUx. Alfred j.. Capt IA Hssax
MARSH Arthur D.. Capt. sos Orange sl,
ADAMS. staas, C.. Lieut.. 1" Noun.
BAILEY. Kenneth A.. Lieut.. 6s RidE-
wood av., Glen Ridge (K).
FORD. BENJAMIN p. Lieut.. 90 o Maple
TAsNEY, Leslie D.. Lieut.. SOS 18TH av,
Paterson twsl.
CHAMBERS. John. asrEt-. soT Ma-moutA
MENAGH. Howard c.. ssrSt-. los Clinton
MuNDE; GsSrF. "; .sfst iiis woodland
ALBRIGHT. Harry. corp ass q 9Th IT..
AHTsFEtD." carl H.. corp. M.reA.nsv,n.
oAIoiA. alpsegPe. CORP, s. W. nth g..
CUMMINGS. George ", CORP. clemsnton
DILLON. Clarense. CORP. iM s,aov e..
Burlington (wU).
EWING. Charles L, oorp- tN W. Perry
ST., Cape May (W).
GRAY. Curtis j.. CORP, sO Madison ct.
HSWTHoRSB." c1.rsns. D.. CORP. 900
18th ave, Paterson (wo.
KELLY: John r. corp. i' Mowaor,.r
MASGiAIoMINI. Joseph oop.. BAyouDs
sGAgIT Toh: Sonn IL oorp.. Sal Central .v..
sToYLE, Gerald C. CORP. los Park sv.
BORDEN, Harry ", a,s e. It'll St. Plain
BRAUN; Charles J.. IS Hutton st.. J.rssz
BROWN. James H.. 90 8. s.n st.. Newark
BROWN. Marcus. waretown (w).
BULLOCK. George h., N. Main St. Eng.
cAPuTI. Antonio. % Park av.. Summit
coNKLIN, Samuel H.. as, 9th st.. Jersey
czEsNGLoWtcz. John, 50 Mulberry St,
DsdANTE; EhseO, 90 Z. ah o.. Pstsr-
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WEST VIRGINIA.

RtHL, Henry Walker, lieut.. C.a!oSN-FI
(W).
KCLLMAN. Edward F, s.rrt Wheeling
CWUD.
BOYD. Hazel g. corp, Eorrs,r-:o we
MOORE, VIM. V, corp. CHrHsaa-e wv.
SlLER, orion Almont corr, Martins ars
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ANDERSON, Robert A, Shlr'ss VS.
LAVENDER, Thomas W, Char.cs' Hr VS.
HAWKINS. Carley Il, Mauninc'nn X
MEADE. Thomas. Ch1'taro" Nv
MlCHAELSON. TheOdoro. ptvy
RAMBO. George E. MaAvc.'a0 50
PI'TH. Leo T, ParkCrshu-E ,D1.
SANER. Mike V. Noundsvlc K
SCARSELLA. Olinto. Mason'owu Tvs
SERGENT. William T. spencer "
sPAULDING, Ira, Dryhranch W
WESTFALL, Harness Mckinlcy Rough Szr