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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-10
HUMPHREYS IN
BIC OIL DEAL
Hotel Man Forms Artesia
Company to Sink Near
Dayton on Big Tract.

s G. Humphreys, president OF the
Paso del Norte Hotel Operating com
pauy. has returned from a trip to the
Pecos valley where he completed the
organization OF the Artesia OIL and
Gas company capitalized at 100000
The company has 5000 acres Of lano
under lease and is setting up a very
extensive drilling outfit on the land
adjoining the town OF Dayton. y. NJ
AS soon as the necessary financial
backing is secured actual develop
ment will begin in earnest" said Mr.
Humphreys
arious quantities Of high grade oil
have been secured from the wells IN
this area at a depth Of $50 feet the
amounts ranging from one TO 50 bar
rels in - hours. Reports from Eeoio-
zists show that there are three strata
Of oil bearing s. nd The first is OF
% feet thickness and Is at depth OF
from 900 to 1000 feet below the sur
face the second. 90 feet thick. and
third is zoo feet thick and within 2OoV
feet Of the surface
Difficult 10 Get Leases
I'd 20 the present time there mas not
been a real oil well put down by any
of the big oil companies. owing 10
from the land owners OF the valley
h is said. But now that there is such
an urgent demand Tor oil and prices
are SO good real oil companies are
becoming more interested
The Illinois Producing company OF
Peoria H.. has come into the field
and is working day and night on
we'll between Dayton and lakewood.
with every confidence Of bringing IN
a successful oil we'll.
The oil situation in the P7cos val
lev at this point has been known 70
-eoToEists and others for many years
mi owing 70 the distance from oil IN
ferests and markets It has been over
oo<ed. but il was said 70 be prom
sing prospect before the Ranger
rield came in There is no question
hat within the next year OF Two the
Ranger success viii be repeated IN
rhis valley" said Mr. Humphreys
..The. Pecos field is within $50 miles Of
FL Paso and can furnish oil and gas
81 rhean that nuracturinE interests
n various kinds should spring up
here"
Jazz Band Music
At Noon Campbelrs Cafe--Adv-
Lets talk paint Lander Lumber Co.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-10
wIGwAlI-TwO BIG FEATURES.

There are two big features at the
Wigwam today Douglas Fairbanks
will be seen for the last time in
Bound IN Morocco" a very pictur-
esque picture Of the land OF the Arab
and the harem- Doug is in new sur
roundings and he pulls some new and
sensational stunts Bring the young
sters to see the lions and the camels-
There viii also be the last presenta-
ton Of The Great Drive This is a
lot Of actual scenes during the Foch
offensive. You viii see the dead Ger
mans lying on the field and the vic
torious allies burying them in
trenches the Americans running 20
get into battle while under a heavy
artillery fire; the capture Of a Ger
man tank and its repair for use by
the allies: German prisoners, Cen
Haig and Gems. Pershing and Foch- a
wrecked German bombing plane. etc.
L is one Of the best pictures Of the
war ever presented 1t is issued by
the United States committee on public
information by special arrangement
with the allies.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-10
To HE'LL WITH
THE KAISER
Showing of This Great Film
Was Enthusiastically Re
ceived Yesterday.

Immense crowds attended the mi
tial showing at the Unique yester-
day of To Hell With the Kaiser"
and many comments were made OF the
fact that this picture differs from
most war dramas in one particular
the absence Of the dull and tiresome
scenes that have appeared in most
Of these pictures-in fact. there is
an abundance Of comedy and a charm
ing love story running through this
picture. The hour and half consumed
in the showing Of this picture seems
like so minutes.
In a battle or wits, an American
inventor bests the monster OF Europe.
Prof Monroe has perfected a Won
derful wireless invention which the
kaiser wants and he demands that
the American turn over the plans
Prof. Munroe takes a parcel TO the
palace and hands IL to the kaiser.
When he opens it he finds a silk
American flag and then follow scenes
which every true patriot must see
10 learn how the American stands up
for the greatest democracy in the
world. and also outwits the kaiser.
The shows start At II. 1880. .. $3.50.
;. $50. s. $50. The admission is: %
cents for adults. and Is cents for
children, including the war tax--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-10

Jazz Band Music
At Noon Campbelrs Cafe--Adv-
Let's tax paint Lander Lumber Co.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-10

y skin that is rough, Redeemed,
blotched or dishgured by eczema, sore
spots, or other enuptions, needs at
tention-
Let Resinol Ointment help YOU 10
get nd Of these annoying, unsightly
affections Of the skin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Ra1Sa.ro Rro5s.

Mrs. Walter Mckcen os GAINESVILLE has
returned nom" after i Visit with local
trends.
Mrs. John Carman nfFWest Twenty
.hird street is i'll At her h"fr".
he r;ilaIre city council Will Meet IN
-.:;.:::;r session next Tuesday evening".
Mss Flo-"rc" Scahr!rht has returned
IN Dhrrlin college. called here h. the
.!fs..>s ~ her fath"r f'r"h .t"ahrIShi. Sr.
Til. Ladies' Md society az tn" United
Presbyterian church :n"t lust night AT
ia. hnnr. al Mrs. NJ List on Guernsey
street..
Mrs. Herman Watkins has returned to
her home Al Andersen. Ind. after
-. h"r'.
l.oGis iicIulein will return Monday 20
lamp sherman. after Il visit WITH MS
,n"th"r here.
Rev. \. " t'leN has returned from a
VISIT ut r'ulum hu$. where h" attended
:, meeting -: the men and millions
's:..v..itr.,::t.
e. ;: Harmon has r"turn"d from a
,l-lt ~ t"irn.hu*.
Melvin W.>.r wi" - om0i"y"d Mt
''antou. IS $;".HH.rS I f"w days IN the
,''r=.
Mr>. ii.,-r,rtt Warren - Jacohshurg
j. :, visitor II tn" .'i,?.
Mr.. : II N,Mn*i"-s "f M"ar"a
s.r.,.. VIZ" ~. ..'...ri III. IS i:np;nvIn.:.
Mrs :::s,.ns, i..,,,. =, Ia: :,mJ daughter
have r":uru.r! - St"utr"nvillc. after {
y:~l: VIII! local friends and rc.a;!"":S.
Rev q. &. smith was at Earu"Svill"
Yesterday. wh.r. n" ortici;.tcd Il; ;hr
funeral services Of 4 friend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Bridgeport Briefs,

Or. r. W. SchulcnbcrS returned last
evening after spending the day in RAY
land on business.
The weekly meeting OF tn" Odd FL
lows will y" held in their hall on Ma.n
street this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. .IuhH Stevens who w"r"
called ~ S;Nh"uyillc To attend thu
funeral OF a relative. returned home yes
tcrday.
Eddie Lucas. who has been seriously
iii 1t mis- home on Main street. for the
past several days. is recovering.
g. &. W"cd""cli left yesterday morn
ing for Earn""viltc TO spend several
days on business.
r. n. BoGrS "f Barton, WAS in the
ciiy lur 4 short tim" yesterday cai!IH,:
ON friends and relatives.
Dr. |. ". Hcinl'in. left yesterday AZ
tccr.onn for Columbus from which place
h.. will 20 a. Camp Sherman.
Captain John Caldwell and Wifi. who
are stationed u: camp Sheridan. Mont
gnm"ry. Ala. AZ. in the city calling on
friends.
Tom Rocco. l'airroint business man.
was in the cit for a short time ycsi-r.
day on business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
ST. CLAIRSV|LLE.
Realty Deeds Filed.

r. ". Kirk and Louie Kirk to Jennie
Eonrow. Land in Flushing. Considcra-
ton. $l.O0.
David Lucas and Julia y. Lucas To
Elizabeth Ann Jones. Land in Goshen
township. Consideration, $LQ0.
Linnlc G. Simpson and Wilbur l..
Simpson 20 Arthur Is. COnrow: Land
in Flushing township. Consideration,
$1.0o.
Mary Z. Moore TO L. L. Workman and
c. l. Belt. Lind in Bellairc. Consider;t-
ton. $i.000.
Franklin Ncff to Alexander Ncff
Land in Pultncy township. Considtrl-
ton. $500.
Avery c. Jones and Lillian &. Jones
10 Eli Fora and Mary Bera. Land IN
Yorkv:ll". Consideration. $4,000.
Suburban Erick company TO Whitaker
Cilc$sncr company. Land in Peasc town.
ship Consideration. $1,000.
George Ondo TO Anna Ondo to Fred
Dillon and Margaret Dillon. Land in
FraSc township. Consideration, Sln.po.
Martin i.choiay and Verona Lehotay
10 Joseph krotky and Katherine kr"th?.
Land In E!chmond township. Considcra-
lion. $4,000.
David S. Redmond and Anna Redmond
10 james y. Campbell. and Louisa v.
tampnrlI. Land in Btllaire. Constd-
Grafton. $l.0G.
j. ". Osborn Sheriff. TO Mary L. Ncff.
Land IN BcllaIrr. Consideration, $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Probate Cont,

In the matter OF the guardianship of
Joseph Ruiar Ell al. minors. Account
settled.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Charles +. Arm, deceased. Account filed
and motto" ordered.
In IL" matter Of the estate of Joseph
Fr,%i"i,ga. deceased. Account filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter of tho estate Of Alex
Berry. deceased. Account filed and no.
tie" ordered
In the m"ttor Of the estate OF Lucin-
Ia Kirk. deceased. Proof OF Pubica-
"f No.icc o: appointment filed.
In the matter OF the estate OF George
Edwards. deceased. Proof Of Publica-
tinm OF Notice or appointment hled.
In The matter OF the estate OF David
II. Darrah. deceased. Proof OF Publ
cation Of Notice of appointment filed.
In ia" matter OF the cstnt" OF Annie
l.. Nelson. deceased. Proof Of l'ubitca-
ron IF Noiicct Of appointment iilcd
In the matter of the estate OF Nor
dccai Nelson. deceased. Proof OF Publi-
cation OF Notice of appointment iilcd.
In the matter o: the will of GraZclll
j. Rcrcc. deceased. Will partly pro:ed
ana commission ordered issue TO take
Il. positions Of witness.
In The matter Of the guardianship OF
r."la f. Henderson. Account filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter OF the guardianship Of
Nellie T.. Henderson. Account filed and
notice ordered. .
In tn" matter of The estate OF L. T..
l,!lI:n. deceased. Inventory filed and OPP
proved.
In the matter OF the estate OF Sarah
G. Griffin. deceased. Account filed and
notice ordered.
in the matter OF the estate Of Mary i.
Drrru;ond. deceased Account flied and
notice ordered.
in ,hc matter in the will OF Joseph :.
I:runncn, deceased. VIII admitted t"
probate.
In ,hc matter OF the estate OF Joseph
6. I5ranncn deceased. Randolph NJ.
Eranmcn appointed executor Bond Med
and :orrcvcd in sum ri $4,000. Join'F.
Er.uncn and James y. Er;lnncn as sure
lies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
r,3ft st,np Sale Large.

The sale OF thrift S;A'al> IL -
schools OF this c;,y are ever INCREASING.
and the figures for this werh >'s'" Il
large gain over those IL any rt.T''''':'
sale of the stamps. The tot '"lS
week amounts to scS3.23 for i''fi
stamps alone. For the Hrst I'm ne
war saving stamps hay" u""n N'':'! :"
the children. and although e'''r SiAf:i
costs $t.i4. the figures show It tia. -
s2SS.30, The high school icG. WIZ =
grand total OF $oI9.5I. with Grlv'- Mi
second. showing an ;rrnuunt az S-"'-.'
The amount sold IN each sch""! -
Given here: High school. $@l9.53. ira
81 Hill. s@na.=5: Pos Eiu. s5H, lnfI'ta
Run. 81: Jnion Street. $lH.2": i.''"'
Ward. S22cJ: South E|cuair". $50: w.
Bellairc, S. Central. S2+..J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
May Erect New Bridge.

In the past few days several persons
!iav.. mud" an examination nf tho W"st
End hr,dG" AID according /" their onin-
ion the bridge J.; beyond repair. Tw" "t
TIN. larger Orders are broken and il IL
said that they cannot h" repaired. The
i. * -. railroad COMPANY is willing H.
tear down tr"rr part OF Tho structure.
hut cannot do % without ~" consent
'or tho city officials. Many PERSONS n
f., THAI council is in favor OF iSSuint,
bombs for tnc erection al Il smaller
bridge closer - the contra! part Of the
civ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
ROBERT J. HIGGINS
DENTIST
OGLEBAY BLOCK
Room 6. Bridgeport. |
Given Heavy Fines.

The two mon arrested by III" loTa
police Thursday Night on CharG" al
indecent exposure were ri:"n Il salt!
dos, when arIhigned before Mayor Juu-
kInS yesterday morning. They wcr" ;l$
srssnd So and costs each and in d."
fault Uf payment were rctnand"d t" th'
county jail 20 S"rvir out their fines
Thry Will y" taken to St Cla;rsril!'
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
To Take Action on Temple.

AZ tEn convention Of the Sub-distri"t
miners L. be- hrld in Martins F"rr?
nvA, week II is expected that action
Will nc taken in regard |" the erection
O.: tn" new miners temple. which was
raiiil"!id 10y III" miners about n year
ago. Local people are Of the opinion,
hat work Mill hr started ut once on the
erection Of the building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
ELL ErlnloYc Iniurcd.

Frank i;"b.':ts. Il this city. - CON
fined u, tn" Ohio Valley Genera! hos
pi;al. Wheeling. suffering Of injuries
Sustained TLir%i2y Afternoon wH'lc al
work ia tn" H..lm"ni mIll ii ;ilr Wheel
INK St""l < lr"n company. l;"l"rtS su-
stained tvs" fractured Ribs while work
INK IN lhc mill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Close Successful Season.

The local high "r'.nl basket hall team
closed their season Thursday night
when they m"t tn" Lin~Iy Institute "n
Tho lattar< floor 4; Wheeling Wall"
n, local t"aEl was defeated in most ii
tn" contests IN" s'a$"n MAS most Sl"-
c"<Sful. The members Will now turn
lH.ir attention To baseball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Served Dinner.

Girls Of the domestic science class
OF the local schools served I dinn'r yes
terday az the high schc"l under the di-
rection OF Mss Srdg"ick. domestic SCI
ence instructor. y number OF business
men attended the dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Mines Working Fairly Good.

Tn. mines north Of thu "l'y. which
nav. boon working only part iimr thc
I.si !,.~ weeks. rn account 81 ~ short
,,r.. ,ri rarS. are again making fairly
..r.,I time. Tic ear sh"rii&r has hr,'n
rrrrcum" for the present and 'nr~ ar"
NOR. plentiful. Tho miners wit -
vr.yc tnrir pay to-day. hut rh'' amount
L. lr handed out will bc small, a. tic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09

Steps have been taken toward organ
ling 4 Junior l;rd Cross among IN"
school children OF this city. Sur"Tin-
tcndsnt NcEay. who ~ in char-" OF the
movement IN his section. state thai
each teacher began listing names IF
thnS" who wished To join. and Il" is very
optimistic concerning TIM outl""h here"
tic says i; will not be long h"f"rc ever
child il, this city vii! DC enrolled. The
f..c to JOIN the orsani"lil on IS - cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Thirty IN Class,

At a meeting he'll IN the Red 'r...r
Headquarters yesterday. |" start Il ''iH~N
in surgical dressing. the affair was -,
attended and ;" women - THIS c';E' 49,
Uttered the class anG received their '.r~'
1esson- II is rot Euown just h"w H.: :
rhe class will be conducted. The c';ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09

pv!ll2 [" in.. ,vaE%rI!slIr moe. lnE%
which Viii continue I"r IT." hHlan"" ~
the. :iru!h nu meetings Of tEr Parent
Teach. - associations al IN" various
>chrr! hunliIu=$ Will hc h"l'i ;his month.
InIcrc$ii!i.; programs ar" h"inG arranged
for Ihr meetings to b" held durlnl:
knrll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
bELLhIRE
Local phytctar Arrested.

DR.. y. W. Boon. wei! known physician
Of this city. whose trial on Il charge
OF Illicit sale az worE.t!inr. was dis
missed By Squire \. MiaGrr. because Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WAS arrested again 1T
Bridgeport ON Z warrant sworn CUT o.
fore Mayor JunhiElS. on III" Same charge.
The charge WAS preferred By Z. W.
Robinson. Stl;" narcotic Inspector IN"
case was -. Tor ilcpriaE March Is. when
the question % jurisdiction VII be
argued by the attorneys tor the de-
PENDANT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
ARE INVESTIGATING
JOHN TEAYE OF WHEELING Ar
RESTED FOR MAKING UNPATRl-
OTTO REMARKS.

John -Trayo Of Wheeling. who was
arrested Thursday evening BY me
Bridgeport police charged with max
ing unpleasant unpatriotic remarks
is still confined 70 the Brld"el'o7
Jail. and the federal authorities arc
investigating the case. Although me
man is from West Virginia. his case
will be- in the jurisdiction of Ohio.
Traye is alleged 10 have said: i
hope Germany will come over here
and kill every American. and | have
81. 600 10 het that they will do it.
Patriotic persons near notified the
authorities. and he was taken II
charge. Mr.. Traye is q rather old
man. and was drunk when he made
tho remarks Last night when talk
Ing to the jailer ne said he meant
nothing BY what he said, but had
spoken jokincly.
The man vii! probably be taken Il
New Philadelphia. where I'll suci
cases are heard. II found guilty his
punishment: will be pronounced BY
Washington authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Light BearGrs Met.

\ meeting a.: tie Light hearers 81 ma
First Presbyterian church WAS held las;
evening =, The h",Hc 81 Miss Anaa Graf
ty on Tal!;a.n aycuu". Following the
business the .v..u!uS wsS spent socially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Arrest Of Physician

DR.. n. ". Eoono. Of Eclla!rc WAS ar
rested ycst..da: afternoon on war
rant sworn OUT before Mayor Junkins.
charging him with violating the EarE'-
son Law in regard to the sale or mar
cosics The warrant was sworn out b.;
INSPECTORS Barnes and Robinson OF th;
state department. The warrant was
sworn nut in T"llair" and wncn IN"
tine cam" for the hearing il was STATED!
that tho case had been Dropped. The
phySic:In. who was out under bond was
released only 70 be r"-arresicd in this
city Yesterday attcrG0oH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
RecS Funeral Today.

The funeral Of ti"h'ct T i:.ck. f"rni"r
local resident, VIII" died III "h""ttAE.
will be held th.S afternoon. Services
win be conducted ~ o'clock t; tn"
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09

Frank Jria!>"n. VIII" = Sla1tonc! ~
Camp Sh"rilan. Montgomery, Aia.. VII!
arrive ~ thr city today - spend a
short fur!nuGh with nlS mother.
lnfirm1ry Director Spencer l..
Moon WIS a business visitor in IN" Cliy
yesterday afternoon.
John q. Jowdy. clerk at tia" Michael
grocery has Resigned ms position and
VIII leave tmJaE !rr Erh"kiyn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
N1asons Held Meeting.

Bellair" cn;.rt"r i:n&ai Arch NaSonS
held u rl""tin.: l'LSt u.=nt II tee MaS"h!C
temple OIL belmont s'H'"'. IN: ti"Et'
Arch degree WAS conferred. after which
a social was held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Held 70 Court.

]. T. Soi."m. trr"St.'i' ~ c"nn'"t;"h
with the theftS from PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road cars WAS ;tra!-'::'i h-'t"T2 Squire
Mason. Ha pleaded uyt entity and WAS
held to rCur: bond h"rag iiN"d at Sl.4rv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
To Attertl Supper.

\ Delegations ~ numbers - 80. !''-
Iaire aerie OF Eagles will K" TO ''' NJ =!
this evening. where supper W. -
served by the ;Ucrie ~ hat plA"' 49,; W."
benefit ut the soldiers IN cong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Ohio 1alley Round Tnble.

The Ohio EalI.y ;;oui;l Table Will %
held in this ci,%- N:,rrs! =" and p.
The program, is coma,.rc and. Includes
addresses by =. 7. Carson ut Columbus
and NJ r. Shuwk-y IT Charleston.
w Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09

which will b. conducted this afternoon
TAT the Atlantic and Pacific Tea store
on Main street. Tho affair Will be III
Tho nLiu.c of a Hoover market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Market This Afternoon.

Tho ladies' aid society of the Kirk
wood VI. r.. church will nave limo
line Of hor," baked gods II the market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
Junior Fed Cross.

WAS instructed by Mrs. IT. S. Nc
Circgcr. Mrs. Snall"y and Mrs. duff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-09
ST. paul's Church.

period covers when the mines were work
ing only three hours a day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-11

Chicago; Wains Radio, Ironwood, Mich
Oscar Martin Ramstead, Superior, Wis.,
Louis i. Rath New Brighton, N. Y; Lo-
rcnzo Rea, Livermore Falls, Mo; &C.
serve Recrsci, Fairmocnt, w. Va; Fred
Rector, Crossville, Tenn; Alfred Roese-
ner, Bremen, Ind; Dewey II. Shearer,
Anderson, S. G; Jesse Stever, Conway,
Mo; Angelo Vacca, Middletown, Conn;
Fred L. Warns, Mott, N. D; Louis Kjer
Amherst Junction, Wis; William H..
Reardon, Hartford, Conn.
Wagner Lester M. Pittsley, Fair
haven, Mass.
Privates Floyd H. Begley, Eldon,
No; Laverne Biers, Chief, Mich; Chas.
+. Bonner, Chicago; Wilford Braden,
Tuckerman, Ark; Walter D. Bross, Wa
ter Valley, Miss; Vincent Cominskey,
Chicago; William p Curronce, Kimball
Is. D; Orrin James Eckley, Bath, N. VI;
Patrick Francis Flemming, st. Louis,
Mo; Daniel j. H. Fran, Waterbury,
Conn; Walter N Fry, Stampede, N. D.;
Lionel j. Gagnon, Holyoke, Mass; Glen
B. Gallagher, Miami, Fla; John Gogo-
Ii, Thomastonville, Conn; Henry Gump,
Hickory Pa; Clarence Edward Hoover
High Spire, Pa; Elmer j. Jorgenson,
iKerkoven, MINI; Barnard Gaegi, Cav
inrock, Ill; Morris Lappe, Forestvile,
Conn; Clarence A. Lawson, jamestown
N. Y; Rafiel Linville, Brooksyille, XVI
John J. Mccarthy Chicago; David Me
Farland, Rockhold, Ky; Clarence Nc
MILAN, Arlander, Tenn; Sabinus M.
Nc Whorter, Weston, w. Va; Peter
Mickler, Arcadia, Fla; Albin H. Nelson
Parkersburg, MINI; Russell Nelson,
Almond, Wis; George Albert Nusselt,
Bay City, Mich; Walter Ohneck, Fort
Wayne, Ind; Norbert J. Opitz, Reaver
IS. D; Vincent Ostroski, Pequabuck,
Conn; Angelo Alberieo, Erie, Pa; Ha-
kon NJ. Amundson, Hallandale, Fla;
Adam Baczewski, New York; Everett
E. Cowgirl, Columbus, N. M; Eammie
Erwin, Bardstown, Ky; Francis B. Ertel
Reading, Pa; Stanley Gadzik, Kensing-
ton, Conn; Charles A. Giles, Wakish,
MINI; Anghil Gligaria, Chicago juno
ton, o; David B. Greaney, Chicago;
Ole Gronvold, Underwood, MINI; Ru'
dolph Hamm, Valatie, N. Y; Jesse j.
Houser, Seattle, Wash; Joseph Jancz-
weski, Shelton, Conn; George Jasper
son, Elkton, MINI; John Y. Jearde,
Williamantic, Conn; Emil G. johnson,
Chicago; Walter E. Long, Minneapolis
MINI; Joseph B. MeInnes, Leominster,
Mass; John +. Marshall, Somerville,
Mass; Adelchino Marzolo, Newburg
N. Y; Eddie A. Moll, Barnesyille, Minn
John Frank MOreland, Blain, Pa; Har<
old A. Mute, Worcester, Mass.