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The daily banner., 1919-05-14
CONGRESSMAN ANDREWS
NAMES HIS SECRETARY
Carlton III. Waller. Son of Mr.. And
Mrs. J. HI. Waller Secures f1rst
Political Plum.

Congressman William N. Andrews
has appointed Mr.. Carlton II. wal
Ter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wal
ler, of this city, as his secretary. Ihe
position will likely carry with 1t a
clerkship to one of the committees
so that altogether it is a ve1y deslr-
able position.
Through the appointment, too, Mr..
Andrews, apparently, strengthens
his control upon the local Republl-
can political organization, as his ap-
pointee and the members of his FAM
lily have been strong Goldsborough
people in the previous contests IN
the county.
The daily banner., 1919-05-14
Stewards Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Lowe, OF
Fork Neck, spent Sunday with Mrs.
loves mother, Mrs. Joseph Wiley,
who is On the sick list.
Miss Grace Shorter spent the
weekend as the guest Of her cousin
Miss Mills, near Cambridge.
Miss Isabelle Insley spent few
days last week visiting her sister
Mrs. Ernest Shorter, near Cambridge
We are very sorry to report that
the farmers throughout this district
are getting discouraged on account
of the wet weather.
The daily banner., 1919-05-14
LIBERTY BONDS.

If you have decided to sell your
Liberty Bonds, we will dispose OF
them for you at New York Stock
Exchange Prices, without concession
or charges of any kind. See our
adv. on first page Of this issue.-The
Farmers & Merchants National Bank,
Cambridge, Md.-Adv. 14-Gt. B&R.
The daily banner., 1919-05-14

..Oil COOK stoves, New Taylor
and New Perfection, /, 2, and A
burners. Phillips Hdw. Co.--AdY.
Agate and tinware. PhaaENs
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
The daily banner., 1919-05-14

Lime, hair, cement. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Cook stoves and ranges. AL
ways complete stock. Phillips
Hdw CO.-Ady
The daily banner., 1919-05-14
Notice
Exchange of Liberty Bonds by
the Eastern Shore Trust Co.

Holders of Liberty Bonds of differ
ent issues can get them exchanged
into larger denominations by bring
ing them to this bank.
We would advise all holders to
take advantage of this proposition,
as it will do away with the necessity
of keeping track of so mauy small
bonds of the different issues.
For further information. call at
the bank of the Eastern Shore Trust
Co. J. g. MILLS, Cashier.
Adv 5-12-1m B&R
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24

not look into the character of the deal between Landers and Weber.
 That the note has been secured~ by fraudulent representation was estab- lished. for 1t appeared that the con cern in which Landers bought stock was not the owner of a patent as was represented. As 70 the r>Srt sentation worth s5,000 atphe end of the year and that he would pay Landers for it, 1t was contended not to be fraud since .the future value of stock is prob lematical. But the court held that while that was true, it changes the aspect of the matter when one pre- diets the future value of stock, this prediction being based on peculiar in side information.
 The question before the court was whether the appellant had come into possession of the note in due course. The fact that he had not inquired into the deal between Landers and Weber and the discrepancy between the face of the note and the amount the appely 1ant paid for it were rather against him. Therefore. the court upheld the judgment of the lower court for Landers.
 Other opinions were handed down in the following matters:
 Morenci Southern Railway company. appellant, vs. N. J. Monsour, appellee, Greenlee county new trial granted.
 George F.. Shute and others, appel lants. vs. Fi<elity Savings and Loan association. and others, Gila county, case remanded with instructions to modify the Judgments
 Big Ledge Copper company, appel 1ant, vs. George c. DedriclS, appellee, Yavapai county. affirmed.
 D. O. Johnson, ct al., appellants County of Gila. appellee. affirmed.
 George VI. Peer, appellant, vs. w. B. O'Brien, appellee, Navajo county, ap- peal dismissed.
 The case of s. w. Mccall. appellant.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24
EIGHT IMPORTANT CASES ARE SETTLED
 BY SUPREME COURT

Among the cases decided by the su- preme court yesterday was that of w S- Lentz, appellant, against L. D. banders, appellee, from the county. the Judgment of the lower court being af- flrmed. Lentz was the holder of note For S3.5O0 given by Landers to F. Weber Tor stock in concern engaged in the manufacture of a non-e electric fan The note was transferred to I,entz for s2,5OO, though 1t had only 50 days to run
 Lentz alleged fraud in the transac- ton resulting in the giving of the note He said that Weber represented to him that the concern owned the patent for the fan, and he further stated that at the end of the year he would repur- chase the stock for s5000.
 Landers alleged that Lentz was aware of the character of the fraudu- lent transaction in which the note was passed to Weber. Lentz in turn said that the note was brought to him by Weber, who offered to discount it at per cent That was not a sufficient inducement, so Weber agreed to take $500 for the note if the deal could he closed quickly.
 Lentz's inquiries were confined 10 the responsibility Of Landers and he learned from various sources that the note was good. It appears that he did
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24

trip to Phoenix and return the past week TheyWere thoroughly en- chanted with the delightful trip. Mrs. Frank Galley of Philadelphia enter tained at birthday party for her small daughter, Maricn on Wednes- day last.
 ton, Mass, who has been a guest Of the hotel for, the last four years. is again here for the winter. Miss Flea nor Reed, who has wintered at Castle Hot Springs for several heasons past. is alos a returned guest of the past week.
 Other recent reservations include: R. H. Hood of New York City, John M. Olmstead and daughter, Miss Janet 9lmstead, of Hubbard Wood Illinois; Mir. and Mrs. Leonard E. C01Hs of
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24
CHRISTMAS IS SURE
 ID BE 4 GALA DAY AT
 CAST[EHOT SPRINGS

Christmas is in the air at Castle Hot Springs.
 On Christmas eve the guests of the hotel will enjoy the annual Christmas tree. The festivities will take place in the music room.
 On Christmas morning a clock golf tournament will be held on the clock course.
 Christmas dinner will be served. at noon.
 In the afternoon tea win be served in the palm garden.
 The. Christmas ball will be held Christmas night.
 A number of reservations have been made by Phoenicians for the holidays. F. VI N. Dana Sand G. B. Kimball oH Boston have been guests at Castle Hot Springs for the past week, particularly enjoying the mountain riding and hunting
 Mrs. Frances Freeman of Santa Bar bara and Mrs. Alvin Untermayer Of Riverside, California, made camping
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24

of Colorado Springs, Lieutenant Ar thur J. Simon of New York City, pr. and Mrs. E. B. Perrin and their son, l.. M. Perrin of Williams, Dr. Ella Marx of St. Louis, Misses Anna and Dora Marx of Toledo, and August Marx of Cincinnati, s. c. Hicks of St. Joseph. Missouri, MT. and Mrs. M. w. Waite of New York City, Mrs. w. H. Ham ilton and son, Donald Hamilton of New Haven, Conn, F. B. Stitt of Fl Paso, Illinois, Miss Hubbard of Chi cago, MT. and Mrs. w. D. Lindsay and son, R. G. Lindsay of Milwaukee. Mrs. J. B. and Miss l.. s. Brewster of Ply mouth, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Barring ton Moore of New York City, MT. and Mrs. James w. Wye of Chicago, MT. and Mrs. w. H. B. Kilner of Los An geles, and Benjamin Rice of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24

Deputy John Roberts. following his release last Saturday by Justice Cum mings of Tempe, who deemed that the evidence offered against him by Dora Ramirez was insufficient to constitute a cause of action
 Immediately after the hearing of the case in Tempe. Schaulis, who is a, rent-car driver, left for Los Angeles. A warrant was immediately sworn out in Judge McKee's court of this city By Miss Ramirez, and Schaulis was taken from a train at Parker
 Dora Ramirez, the complaining wit ness, alleged that SchauIis assaulted her last Thursday night when she hired him to take her in his taxi from Tempe to Mesa.
 Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24
HEARING ON ASSAULT
 CHARGE TO BE MONDAY

Plea of former jeopardy entered by his attorney was denied H. s. Schaulis by Judge Mckee yesterday morning in the West Phoenix precinct justice court and his examination on charge of rape was set for next Monday at 10 o'clock with his bond fixed at $2,000.
 Schaulis was brought to Phoenix yesterday morning from Parker by
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24

against the City of Tombstone.- and the County of -Cochise, appoilees& the decision was affirmed This was~an action growing out of county seat election in Cochise county. The appe- lant challenged the legality of the count.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
.R0DGElY RECORD
MIL STAN. LONG
Retiring Captain Of Noun
ailleers Gained 1893
Yards This Season.

MoRGANToWS, NOV. 8O-.captain
u. Rodgers who finished his grid
non career here Tuesday established
record in the last three big games
q which he participated that will
iIsely stand TO- years to come.
He rushed the pail from scrimmage
lor gains Of 2S4 yards; returned kick.
offs and prnts 1872 yards and threw
Onward passes to his teammates fol-
ifo less than S93 yards, or q grand
total Of 7s9 yards in contests against
Princeton. which West Virginia Won
25s0s against Rutgers which West
Virginia won BOZ and against w. &
which West Virginia won 10. II
sxery doubtful II any football play
ia the history Of the game has
fqtialad this record against such ops
as Princeton, Rutgers and
& ~, ina year when all these
stevens we're strong.
II can readily be understood when
these figures are read why Rodgers Is
me leading scorer in America today.
Most Of his runs for touchdown start
from outside the ten yard line.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

william Stanley Hood, 7si Benoni
Mary Catherine Hood 7sl Benonl
chsrlsse 9. Hood w. 7s1 Benopi
Ave.
Mrs. Hal Han, 727 Benoni Ave.
ThomasI. Brett, 70s Benoni Ave.
Mrs. Thomas !. Brett, 7Os Benoni
1. F. Eddy, 71s BeHoni Ave.
Mrs. i. F. Eddy, 7lS Benoni Ave.
Helen Eddy, 71s Benoni Ave.
Edith Eddy, 719 Benoni Ave,
Joseph'W. Preston, 221 Fairmont
Ave.
Mrs. Joseph w. Preston, 251 Fair
j. j. Gillespie, 217 Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. ]. J.. Gillespie, 217 Fairmont
Eleanor Gillespie, s17 Fairmont
Ave.
3. wintree, NJ. v. Traction Co,
Bessie LOOMS, 507 Second st.
Jennie Fleming, 221 Fairmont Ave.
Mary E. Crandall, 22l Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Bert S. Leonopld, 2l1 Fair
mont Ave-
Louise Nichols, Oil Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. F. E. Nichols, 211 Fairmont
Ave.
F. E. Nichols, Oil Fairmont Ave.
Clyde Hill, Box AZ.
Ray L. Hamilton, 11S Fairmont Ave.
Thomas W. Brett, 7Os Benoni
Catherine Brett, 700 Benoni Ave.
Mary Alice Brett, 700 Benoni Ave..
Mrs. Mason Wood, FOL Benoni Ave.
Mrs. Grace Heintzelman, 701 Ben
oni Ave-.
Mason Wood, FOL Beaoni Ave.
Mrs George NJ. Alexander, $50
Benoni Ave.
Virginia Alexander, $50 Benoni Ave.
Edward Alexander, So. Benoni Ave.
Rose Stout, 66S9 Beloni Ave.
George M. Alexander, $50 Benont
Mrs. Rhoda Dougan s27 Benoni
Ave.
Howard Hardesty, us Coleman
Ave.
Mrs. Howard Hardesty, 715 cole4
man Ave.
Lewis q. HeImick, 719 Coleman
Ave.
Mrs. Lewis Helmick, 71s Coleman
Ave.
Mrs. F. W. Ritz, 52s Fairmont Ave.
Alb. Cole, 513 Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. F. P. Hall, $40 Fifth st.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

\ a .sl Z d &
g. b. Henderson, 405 Virginia Ave
W. L. Henderson, 405 Virgin;
Ave.
W. H. .spedden, 4O1 Castor Ave
Mrs. W. H. spedden, 40l Castor
ese. ~
John Rock, Jr., 400 CASTOR Ave.
Mrs. John Rock, 400 CASTOR Ave.
Miss Marion Rock, 400 CASTOR Ave
l.. H. Barr, 6l5 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. L. HI Barr, 615 Walnut Ave
Miss Eva Barr, SIS Walnut Ave
Cecil Barr, 615 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Daisy Eroh, 41S Main st.
Edgar Eroh, 41s Main st.
Mrs. ]. M. Black, 415 Walnut Ave
Mrs; NJ. R. Leonard, 607 Fairmon'
Ave.
Louise Leonard, COZ Fairmont Ave
Mrs. G. w. Windsor, 6O3 Fatrmont
Ave.
John Windsor, 6O8 Fairmont Ave.
DR.. j. s. Akers, 6o6 Fairmoni
j. s. Akers, sos Fairmont Ave.
Mrs W. H. Sands, sos Fairmont
Ave.
virginia M. Mite, s12 Fairmont
D. M. osgood, sl4 Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. D. NJ. osgOod, GA Fairmont
Mrs. Fred Helmlck, SIG Fairmont
Mrs. Frances Brooks, SIG Fatrnont
Mrs. N. E. Ashcraft, sls Fairmont
Mrs, N. e. Tshcraft, SIS Fairmont
Mrs. Resale Fleming, SIS Fair
mont Ave.
Julia Hawkins, 40 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Lee Haas, 725 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Marie Ford, 729 Walnut Ave.
T. 2. Kirch, 723 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. T. b. Kirch 723 Walnut Ave.
Joseph Roster, 7SO Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Joseph Roster, $50 Walnut
Ave.
Geor Ia Thomas, s1s Fairmont Ave.
Arthur Frey, 719 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Arthur Frey, 719 Walnut Ave.
D. j. Curry, 727 Fairmont Ave.
Alice Fetzer, 727 Fairmont Ave.
Robert Talbot, III Fairmont Ave.
Mrs, Robert Talbot, III Fairmont
Ave.
John Henshaw, 715 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. John Henshaw, us Fairmont
Ave.
Charles g. Hood, 731 Benoni Ave.
Mrs. Charles G. Hood, 7S1 Beuont
Ave.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

! .l. - y. . X . I'D Z VIZ
Mrs. ALB. Cole, 5ls FaifmOn
Ave.
Charles ". Evans. Sls Fairmon
Mrs. Esther sHriyer. 5ol FaiTmon
Ave.
Mrs. ]. W. Hlnzman. 5i2 Fifth 81
j. S. Pierpont, 507 Falrmont ave
Mrs. j. S. Pierpont, 5O7 Faifmon
M. S. Helmick, $40 Eth st.
F. P. Hall, SO Fifth 81.
p. H. Layely, sos Walnut Ave.
Mrs. P. H, Layely, sos Walnu
Mrs. John W. Haneyi $40 wslnu
Dr.. H. R. Johnson, 5ls waln u
Mrs. H. R. Johnson, 5l2 walnl
Mrs. c, /. Holland, SIS walnu
Ave.
G. L. RITZ, $40 Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. C. l. Ritz, $40 Fairmont Ave
j. W. Hizman, 512 Fifth st.
Fanny Phillips; SIG Fifth st.
Olive Phillips, SIG Fifth st.
G. s. Riggs, sos Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. G. s.. Riggs sos Fairmonl
Frank Haas, 600 Benonl Ave.
Frank HISsvilers, 900 Bsnoni Ave
Mrs. Eddie Mckinney, 500 Benon'
Ave.
Matte Bentle, 6O4 Benont Ave.
Mrs. Phil Bentle, sos Benoni Ave.
NJ. v. Haase, 61S Benoni Ave.
Mrs. H, v. Haase, 61S Benoni Ave.
Mrs. W. j. Wiegel, SIS Benoni
Mary M, Hurst, SIS Benoni Ave-.
Mrs. William Moulds, 61S Benonl
W. j. wlegel, SIS Benonl Ave.
Mrs. Frank Pryor, 622 Benoni Ave.
Frank Pryor, 622 Benoni Ave.
G. w. Potter, 6O3 Seventh st.
Mrs. c. W. Potter, SOB Seventh
st.
Ida Orr; GOs Seventh St,
Alpha orr, SOB Seventh st.
Belts Darcy, 61S Benoni Ave.
Mrs. Leigh Hustead, $40 Benoni
Ave.
G. H. Colebank, 62S Benoni Ave.
Mrs. G. H. Colebank, 62s Benorl
Ave.
Mrs. Nelson Beale, $50 Benoni Ave.
Nelson BeaIe, $50 Benoni Ave.
Miss Koleta, COG Walnut Ave.
]. E. Aut, Cos Walnut6 Ave.
Mrs. W. L. Satterfield, 621 Walnut
Ave.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
READY
.flR THE FLO0R.GAME

The Monongahela Valley High
school athletic directors met in Fair
mont Saturday to arrange a basket
bail schedule for the coming season.
.rhe local High will play the follow
ing games:
at Home.
Jan. Victory High school.
Jan. 49, Weston High.
jan % Morgantowa High.
Feb Elkins High.
Eel: FaiEyiew High.
Feb. Grafton High.
Feb, ~ Buckhannon High.
March Terra Alta High.
Away.
Jan Shiinston High.
Jan Faify;ew High.
Jan. so Ellkins High.
Jan 81 BuckhanIion High.
Feb, 49, Terra Alta High
3 Feb. Grafton High.
March Weston High.
Coach Kahn has some other good
ga1es in view for his team this win
Ter and Is waiting for dates. Parkers-
burg and Huntington and other largt
nigh schools In the southern part of
tae state have expressed a desire for
ganles with Fairmont.
Coach Sandy" Toothman, of the
Normal met with the association Sat
irday and offered the new Normal
gymnasium for a tournament to be-
in March Nor three days OF the
fIigh school league and in all prob
abiiitty IL WILDE played here in place
Buckhannon where the state tour
nament has been held for the last four
years.
Coach Kahn will have his men out
.prscticing at the Y the latter part OF
this week. He has some excellent
material this year and should turn out
hirl wind team.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

Mary Elisabeth Laughrsy sot sixth
Mrs. L. L, Lapghrey, 1904 sixtAi
st.
Mallie Martin, $40 walnut Ave.
Annie Martin, $40 Walnut Ave. a
W. y. Martin, $40 Walnut Ave.
II. J. Hartley, Sol Walnut Ave-
Mrs. Il. ]. Hartley, Sol Walnul
Ave. i
Mary Crane Hartley sol walnps
MS: a. R. watson. so Faitnont
Ave.
Mrs. PIP Ltpson, slisFairmont
Ave.
Mrs. clyde Holt. S15 Fairmon Ave.
Mrs. A. N. Rowe, 315g FaiImcnt
Ave.
Betty Rove, s15 Fairmont Ave
Hattie Martin, S15 Fairmont Ave
Clyde s. Holt, 316 'F'airnont Ave
Mrs. Harry johnson sos sixth So
Mrs. /. r. Dean, 512 Third ST
Belize Reed, 800 Walnut Ave.
Ethel Reed, 800 Walnut Ave,
Frank Brshm, $40 Walnut Ave
Mrs. j. L. Blocher, S25 Walnut
Ave.
/, j. u. Blocher, S25 Walnut Ave
Ray. l.. Blocher, S25 Walnut Ave
Mrs. D. NJ. osgood, 614 Fairmcnt
Ave. r IN "
Mrs. Fred Helmick, sls FairnQnt
Ave KS
Ms. Frances Brooks, sic Fairmont
Ave.
M. e. Ashcraft, SIS Fairnont Ave.
Mrs. M, B. Ashcraft, SIS Fairmont
Ave IA a'
Mrs. Resale Fleming, SIS Fairmont
Georgia Thomas, SIS Faiimont Ave.
Mrs. TIA. Neil, 404 Sixth St,
T "A. Neil, 40& Sixth 81,
Ida Conrad. SOB CASTOR Ave.
Il. G. Smith, Virginia Ave.
R.~N. BayaTd, 607 CASTOR Ave.
E. b. Tucker, 60s Fairmont Ave. I!
Mrs. e. B. Tucker, sos Fairmon
Ave.
Mrs. W. A. wiedabusch $40 Fair
Ave ts
MIR Mrs A' Jennie Lindsay Reed, s..
Fairmont Ave.
Lizzie Bonnie, 6l0 Fairmont Ave.
Mrs. Y. H. -Beekmah, Sss Fatrmont
Ave.
Mrs. Susan Crop, sos Fairmont
Ave.
Mrs. N. G.. Hall, 526 CASTOR Ave.
j. w. Thayer, 5S2 Castor Ave.
CONTINUED on page twelye.ls
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RED Cross ROE
CONTINUED from page nine)

Charles GrottegdicE, 400 Ninth st,
Mrs. Charles Grottendick. 400
S Mrs. ~ ". g. Ksener, so4 Castor
Mrs. EIva Bfenkerhoff. 800 CASTOR
Ave.
Rene Leferye, so2 Castor Ave.
G.. w. Baldwin s2s Spence st.
Mrs. H s.. Gibson, 615 Market st.
s. Klein, Fairmont.
j. L. Lipson, 3il Madison ST.
A. L. Peters, 900 Locust Ave.
v. H. Corhwell, III Jacobs St.
Mrs. v. n. Cornwel, I'LL Jacobs
Grace cernwell, iii Jacobs St.
Charles Shaw, Ill Ill Jacobs st:
Florence, Craig, AS Quincy St.
H. C. Mailman, SO Fairmont Ave:
G. w. Lorenz, 10s Madison st.
Claude Vincent, 800 P. o. Box.
j. w. Boyers, Murphy DeVeny
florence Huchmuth, SINNERS
Tavern.
Claude E. Vincent, 1926 Castor Ave,
n, Levine, 217 Monroe st.
Truman Durham, S02 Walnut Ave.
w. M. Kennedy, p. o. Box74.
Ray Hunter, 414 Castor Ave.
DR.. L. R. Sturms, 800 Adams st.
w. w. Camp, Troy Laundry.
Rev. H. b. Westcott, Simon Addi-
Pa Pansy Cunningham, General Deliv-
4, R. Hunsaker P. o. Box 1856.
Roy Wise, 526 Pierpoint Ave.
VI. II. Blllingslea, S27 Fourth st.
H. w. Crawford, S0S Benoni Ave.
Mrs. H. w. Crawford, SoS Benoni
H, j. MeElfresh, s15 Madison st.
e, C. Scott, sci Coleman Ave.
Mrs. Basil Heron, 707 Locust Avc.
w w. Arnett, Watson Bldg.
Frank Murphy, Main st.
Edna Amos, Main ST., Pennington.
]. p. Comboy, 42O Walnut Ave.
Rose Watson, SOC Fairmont Ave.
Sylvannus Watson, SO6 Fairmont
]. Il. Tichnell, sO7 Tagart st.
0rval T.. Nay, 1875 Virginia Ave.
Agnes Hernes, 1874 Main st.
Reno Fleming, 7O2 Ridgley Ave.
A. G. Hood, Lowesytlle, w. Va.
H, B. Dill, 100 Fourth st.
H. NJ. Hill, Watson Blydg.
s. l.. Fuller, ia Watson Ave.
Mrs S. l.. Fuller, III Watson Ave.
Austin II. Maunz, 233 Main St.
Leo Hood, Monon, w. Va.
r. f. Hartley, Watson w. Va.
D. DeMarco, 4S2 Madison st.
L. D. Morris, Y. NJ 9, A.
Francis Swope, 1876 Jefferson St.
George d. Bolt, $50 Walnut Ave.
s. NJ. Hamilton, Virginia Ave.
A. Riloux, Fairmont Hotel.
Phil Erwin, Country Club Road.
Jack Pugh, 515 Pierpoint Ave.
WI. Wolf, Idarnay, w. Va
Burk White, 214 Castor Ave.
w. N. Satterfield, Green st.
Robert A. Ritchie, 615 Locust Ave.
Rev. H G., stoetzer S15 First st,
Lillian L, Robertson, 200 High st.
Mrs. F. w. Crimes, 303 Maple Ave.
F, w. Grimes 300 Maple Ave.
H, b. Long, Hall Block, Fairmont.
r, 3. Fisher, Murphy -Deveny Bldg.
Clarence M. Bowman, Hoult
Golden Hoult, Hoult.
valla Irons, Hoult,
James d. Bowman, Hoult. 4
Mrs. James d, Bowman, Hoult.
Bertha Bowman, Hoult.
Hazel Bowman, Hoult.
G., B. Satterfield, Hoult.
Mrs. G.. b. Satterfield, Hoult.
R. NJ. satterfleld, Hoult.
Leroy McElfresh, Hoult.
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Floyd McEIftesh \ HotiIt.
Essle Barnes, HNoult.
Mrs, Helen Han; Hoult.
Nm. Britt, Ho1lt.
Mrs, Golf Hess.
VIII. Hall, Hoult
Mrs. Helen Hall, Quit.
Nellie Harr, Hollt.
Mrs. Dora Quit, Hoult !
Mrs. Fannie Sullenberger, Ham
lmond III
Cleo Sattes, Hammond.
Mrs. E. S. Dye, Hammond.
Lawrence Keenete, Hammond
Hazel Vincent, Hammond
Alice Vincent, Hammond.
Percy Shaffer, Hammond.
Mrs. Philip Van Glider, Hammond
Philip VanGilder, Hammond.
Mrs. ). b. Phillips, Hammond
Louise West. 1917 MorgantoWn
c.E. Malone. 1915 MOrsantoEnp
louise e. Jamison, 1912 Morgan
town Ave.
Erred NJ. Jamison 1912 MOrgant0wn
j. A. Jamison, 1919 MOrgantovn !
~ !. W. Reeves 1909 Morsantovn
Dr.. H. g. LeBlond, R. F. D. /.
Mrs. Campbell Haskins, R. F. D. l.
Campbell Haskins, r. =. d. 1.
Mrs. Bridget Adds, Monongaht
Mrs. j. D. Anthony, Monongan, {
Mrs. Nellie Anthony, Monongah.
John d. Anthony, Monongah.
Max Bear, Monongah.
Mrs. Max Bear Monongah.
JoeP. Carlton, Monongah. !
Mrs. F. "A. Cirmo, 10S Liberty ST.,
New Haven, Conn,
Sam Cornell, Molongah. i
H. d. Chrislip, Monongah. 4
Carroll Curry, Monongah.
Mrs. Carroll CNrry, Monongah.
Roy Darieu, Monongah. !.
Mrs. William Findley, Monongah. !.
William H. Fleming, Monongah. >
H.H. Fleming, Monongah. :.
George Hall, .Mouongah.
j. Lee James, Monongah. +
J. W. Kinney, Monongsh. q
DR.. w. O. Koop, Mouongah.
Mrs. LIN. Kuhn, Monongah.
Lee King, Monongah.
George Lieying, Monongah. Y
H. ID. Martin, Monongah.
Mrs. H. D. Martin, Monongaa.
p. H. Mcdonnell, ,Monongah:
Hugh Martin, Monongah. &.
Myra Martin, MononEah.
Mrs. Katherine 0liverio, Mohon-
Bert q. Linn, Monongah.
Mrs. Bert G. Lynn, Monongah.
Alyah Griffith! Monongah.
Mrs. II. g. Hamond, Mouongsh.
NC. Hammond, Monongah.
Mike James, Monongah.
Oral Morgan, MonongRh. =
Or, James A. Riedy, Monongah., :.
Mrs. G. salyati Monopgah.
Nick Salvati, Monongah. q.
MIS-. w. /. Shaver, Monongah.
w, /. Shaver, Monongah
Dr.. L.. s.. Smith Mouongah.
Mrs; u. S. Smith, Monongah.
Joe Strawface, Monongah.
G.. M. Stewart, Konongah.
G, A. Stewart, sMonongah.
Mrs. G M. Stewart Monongah.
Norman Stout, Monongah. $
W. G.. Salyati, Monongah, &
Mrs. Herbert spragg, Mononsah
+ q. E. Amos, 412 Fairmont Age. !.
Clay Amos, 424 Fairmpnt Ave
Mrs. w. q. Colborn, 412 CASTOR
.. H. Dunlap, 4lo Castor Ave
waiter Barnes, 4Os Castor Ave. &
Mrs. Walter Barnes, 4oS CASTOR
Mrs. Gus schwarm, 4O4 CASTOR
Ave.
K. w Schwarm, 4O4 Castor Ave.
Harold Schwarm, 4O4 CASTOR Ave:
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Mrs. j. R. Henderson, 4o5 Virginia
Ave,
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-17
YANKEE DOUCHBOYS ARE FAMILIAR SIGHT
 IN THE NEAR EAST

ISLAND OF MYTILENE, Aegean Sea.-No matter where one travels in Greece or Italy these days the American soldier is to be found. Here on this far-off infrequented is- land one would scarcely expect to see doughboy, but he is here. 1le Tank is becoming a familiar sight in the Near East.
 In remote villages the trave'er will find former west-front dough- boys working for the Army Food Mission. the American Red Cross Balkan Commission, or on pleasure bent, visiting, with the permission of the army, the old folks and the boyhood home. On Mytilene island are Greek born Americans from several United States army units. One is from Springfield, O., and wears the Italian insignia of the Lion of St. Mark on his left should CT. He was born in Mytilene and fought with the 332nd infantry in Italy.