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To ALI Victory Loon.

The assistance Of oil Of tho local sol
der boys has been requested to aid IN
putting over the coming Victory Loan
campaign. and it is likely that meet
ing will be held in the rooms OF me
local Board Of Trade. probably on Thurs
day of next week. to organize for the
camoaIEn. Howard Duff has been
placed in charge Of the local work
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r,od And Bmokor Monday.

TIL. members OF tho locnl chnptor OF
tho Alpha ri rrntornity will hold one
Of their enjoyable Hoclnl Hossionn in lf
rooms Of tho IIoso building on North
Fourth atroot, Monday evening OF ne1'
week. md IT will DO In tho nature OF
big fcod and smoker. All of tho NOM
bcrs uro expected to DO present
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wps Welcome MewE.

Tho information given yesterday thaa
Bclla1re would have a fast scInEpro-
fcssional baseball team and that the
deal for tho Sixteenth street park trans
fer to throe local men was about ready
to be closed. was welcome to hund4cds
Of lovers Of the diamond sport For
while tho baseball outlook tn Benatre
wns rather gloomy.
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yonnp Isdios' Glass Hostssses.

The members Of the Young Ladle.
Bible class of the First Baptist churcn
were tho hostesscs to the members OF
tho Young Mems class OF the same
church, In Il pretty affair which loon
pluco Mt the homo OF Miss Genevn row
Ter. at her homo in Lnughlin Addltion
lust night, and nil OF the young peopie
anon, ono OF tho most enjoyable oven
Inpu OF their o1pcrirnoc-
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TIE PEP OF PURE
SUGAR AND FRUIT
In Bottles
Celebrated oeth birthday.

Alexander Mayer. who makes his
homo with his son. Alfred Mayer. on Bel
mont street yesterday celebrated his
9th birthday anniversary. Tho event
WAS celebrated in n quiet manner but
many of his friends called at the home
To extend their congratulations. He was
horn in Alsacc-Lorrainc and took part In
the Franco Prusslan war.
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For Quality Shoe Repairing.
See Shoe Hospital
10E5 Main st.


The local tent Of Knights Of the Mac
cabees held their regular meeting In
their hall in this city last night. with a
large attendance Of their members. Some
matters Of Importance were taken up
and freely discussed by those present,
and a short social session followed the
business session
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Mrs. Martin Jane Gorby.

Mrs. Martha Jane Gorhy. aged 68
years. died yesterday at tho home OF her
daughter Mrs David II. Jones. on Mon
roo street, death being due to compli-
tinn of diseases. She is survived by
three daughters and one son.
Funeral services will be held at the
Jones home Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. DIR. George +. Smith Of the
First NJ. Z. church. will nfficlato Inter
mont will be in the Peninsula cemetery.
Wheeling.
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ouvrntiou Horo Soon.

A national holincEs convention Is to
DO held at tho South Bollalre 81. E
church Apr1 % to May 4. Tho speakers
aro Rev. C W, Ruth Of Indianapolis.
Rev. c. a. Babcock Of Los Angeles and
Rev. Joseph Owens Of Boaz, Ala Prof.
A. Il. johnson Of Akron will lead the
singing.
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Firorncn Moot Tomorrow

Tho volunteer flrcmcn of the town will
mold their regular meeting In thGlr
quarters on the second floor Of tho City
building. M uaunl tomorrow afternoon
ut which tirnn mnttorH OF vital import
nncc to tho organization will DO taltor
caro- Of
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Fractures Ann.

Mrs. Gertrude A Heinlein. wen known
insurance WOMAN. with Offices on Thirty
second street. Is confined to her home
.. ...:, c.: r-~-ry street with a frac-
Tired ;u.m. ". &c descending a flight
Of stairs she fell al c-acturrd her left
arm. A physician was called to reduce
tia fracture.
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Sneeders Plead Guilty,

-Four speeders who were arrested by
the officials Of Brookside were given a
hearing before Mayor Young OF that
place Thursday evening on charges Of
burning up the highway. All of the
number entered pleas OF guilty and were
fined IS and costs.
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ro,-,1oss For Fire Victim.

Funeral services over the remains OIL
the little four-year-old child Of MT. ana
Mrs. John Tapota, residents Of RaSlano'
who passed away at the local hospl1l
Thursday evening at o'clock, follow.
ing accidental burning in a bonfire neaa
the homo. will be conducted from 'ne
home Of the parents this afternoon.
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WOMB Prom Overseur.

Albert Pretty1nan has returned TO his
homo on Noble street with his discharge
from the scrvice He was with the 3Ith
Engineers overseas for several months
He is minus tho middle finger Of his right
hand, having had the member shot away
with n Hun shell. He has two other
brotheSs In tho service
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Rftar Pu1ad9 Soon

The campaign for raising fur1ds To
move the Pewett enamel plant TO thu
city to be operated On connection with
| the BeI1atre Enamel compauys plant,
tho two having some time ago combined
will be started In the next few h1"e
| Arnouncr r>"nt ',"3 bcca MAJ Tt : "
600 will be needed IN order for TIM
city to secure the Jewett concern-
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bridgeport Briofa.

Four cascs OF plain drunkenness wrrn
heard in police court yesterday morn
Ing and NIL wcro fined tho usual IS and
costs.
]. ID. Kidney Of Cleveland. Ohio, spont
yesterday in this city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tcnnyson OF
Kirkwood are receiving the conGratula-
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ODD Fellows Meet Tonight.

The weekly meeting Of the Bridgeport
lodge Of Odd Fellows will be held in the
lodge rooms Of the Heinlein block, this
evening. beginning at 1880 o'clock. and
the hope has been expressed that o large
number Of tho members will be out. aa
some matters Of interest will probably
DO discussed.
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Community Lunch Tuesday.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is made that q "Com-
rnur1ty Luncheon will he held at tho
Elk hall next Tuesday evening under
auspices OF tho Bcllairn business men. y
committee has already solicited the
money to defray the EXPENSES Of the
event. It is expected that ut least 22oo
persons Will attend. Tho speaker for
the occasion has not yet boon announc-
ed
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n,.. rnt.rtatns for Bride.

Miss Grace williams will be tho host
ess TO the members Of the Loyal Daugh-
trs Bible class Of the First Presoy'er-
ian church at her home on Grant ave
nue., at party which will take place on
Tuesday evening, in honor OF Mrs' WIZ
liam Wilson. a member Of the class VINO
was married recently. The evening VIII
be devoted to various social diversions
and will conclude with Light luncn-
con
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Association. was in Bellaire yesterday
taking up with local persons the prob
lem Of Amer canizing all foreigners in
the BellaIro district. He loft late in the
day for Steubcnvillc. He will return TO
to Bcllaire next Wednesday for con-
ference with local representatives.
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Clonn-UD Endu.
rcauIlInK.

This week cnda tho cleanup campaign
OF tho Wumcn'a Civic club Duo to Tho
cold weather md the rnlu. nH much was
not accomplished na wan expected Per-
MONS who did not clrnn up their prom
iaca this week arc urged To do 10 next
week
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PnroaI Po9t PArty.

The members Of the Always Faith
full" class Of the First Baptist Sunday
school. held q very pleasant AFFAIR III
tho home Of Miss Katherine Jones OF
West Locust street. last night, In inc
nature Of parcel post purity. All OF
the young folks declare they spent
very enjoyable evening.
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Vaudeville F,ature snown.

The vaudeville feature ut the Pn"timo
during tho pnst two nights and continu-
Ing tonight. IL Bert LcwiH Roof Ghrooh
Folllcs. in the nature OF musical com
cdy, which hns been dcliEhtinE NIL VINO
rec Il. There IL another good houno
anticipated ut the performance FOR to-
night.
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Enmane Directors to Meet.

A meeting OF tho directors of the Bel
mont County Humane society is TO be
held next Tuesday evening Ut the office
OF Attorney d. D. Dubois. on Thirty
second street. Reports will be made by
the attorney and by County Agent Roy
MCMhnuS.
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Tnr1oz mootinR Hold.

Tho Frntcrnal Order OF Eagles held n
we'll attended meeting in their lodge
homo on North Fifth street last night,
ind q large amount Of important bust
ness was transacted. The meeting was
vol attended and interesting.
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Dor Tux EvRdorn TinOd.

Five persons wore arrested In BEL
lniro Thursday by the deputy HhcrinH
who have been operating In this dis
trlct. charged woih cvating the county
tax on their dogs. All were given n
hearing and fined S. ind costs. which
they paid.
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1,,.rtrntnn I.noturn 1ntarsstInG

The lllustrntcd lecture which was
given nj ST. Pnurs Episcopal church on
West Walnut street last night, was well
attended. and interesting. The title OF
the lecture was, '-Thcn and Now n
story of the work Of the Christian his
sionaries.
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which was held at the home OF MlsS
Carmichael on West Hanover street last
night, was O very we'll attended ana an
enjoyable affair. The latter part OF tne
evening was revoted to music and games
and an excellent luncheon was ser'eo
ut the conclusion.
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XnrI Sutton Improving.

Dautol Young. ST. Of South BeIlairc.
ha<, returned from Baltimore, where no
visited his son in law. Earl Sutton. who
WINS Eussod during tho Argonnc Forest
fight In Franco, He reports young SUIT
tor, as Improving nicely. For n time he
was without sight In his right eye. but
can now Bee some.
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All complaints Of non-dnnvsry
Of The Intelligenoer viii be i'd
tustad by notifying tho BIRDS
News Agency, South Fourth st,
Martins Perry, Ohio. T
For Quality Shoe Repairing.
See Shoe Hospital.
1915 Main st.
James "Jery" Campbell Dead.

JalneB 'JucIy OtE1uFDo11 Is
James, Campbell, better known as
Jerry" q former we'll known resident
Of this city. died at his late home at
Akron. O., Wednesday morning. follow
ing a short illness. He was in the SVtn
wear of his age, and is the brother OF
Mrs, William Ncwcombe. Of this city
The remains have been taken to the resi-
;dence of his wife's parents at Alexan-
dria, Ind, where funeral services Will
be conducted.
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Fire pennrtucnt Called.

The Central and First Ward Fire de-
partmcnts were called out yesterday nf-
ternuon by an nlur nturncd in from
box No. 81. A hole In the chimney mt
the Hurry plnslty store wan responsible
for tho alarm. There waA mo- damage
resulting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Fl. Goodwin OF Mon
roo street, havo received word from
their son, Sidney Goodwin. stating that
no has arrived in New York from over
seas. He WIS in France several months
and saw much Of the active fighting.
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F,,ncraI aeryices over tho remains OF
Misa sarah Elizabeth Fisher win .bc
held from tho home Of her sister. Mrs.
Carl Thomas, Of North Lincoln avenue.
mi. afternoon at two o'crock. Rev. Carl
Gilmore of the Main street n z church
officiating. The death OF Miss, Fisher
occurred Tuesday night at mtdniyht IN
the Lakeside. Hospital. Cleveland. and
the remains were brought to this place
Thursday. She wa Is years Of age
and is survived by her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs, John Fisher Of south Of town ana
one sister and two brothers: Mrs. Car!
THOMAS, Stephen Fisher, Of south or
town and Aonxo Fisher, Of Leatherwood
road. Interrnent wm b made In tho
Northern cemetery. = II >
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Mospfsal Trustees Met.

A meeting Of tho trustees Of the City
hospital was held last night at the hos
pital. Tho chief matter discussed by.
the Officials WIS that Of starting q
training class for nurses. Other routine
business was given attention also.
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;BELLAIRE NEWS

again be at the head Of the county or
ganlzaHon. John R Cow. who 30 sue
cessfully handled previous campaigns
advertising, will again look after this
department and win DO Mr.. Dickens
right-hand man
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Fightors Case CONTINUED.

The case OF Joe Grozar and Pete Coe-
mar, who were arrested for fighting
Thursday night. wcro not heard In police
Court last night but were continued
until this evening ut o'clock.
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NO Boys In Pool Roorns.

Considerable of complaint has been
made to Chief Bert McConnaughey dur
ing the past few days regarding the
pool room proprietirs Of the town per
hitting young boys to loaf around
their places. The chief has personally
notified oil Of the men in this business
in town. and prosecution will follow
their failure to comply with the order.
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saloon Committee Bury.

The committee appointed to solicit
donations from the saloons Of the city
have made the following report to Brock
Brown. chairman OF the finance COM
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rhimble bee Entertained.

The members Of the Thlmple Bee
were the guests Of Mrs. ALI. W. He'll.
at her homo on North Fourth street
Yesterday afternoon and spent very
pleasant time. The Afternoon was oe
voted TO sewing and fancyWorh' a1'o
concluded with n dainty luncheon
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III the City building last night. llans
wccr furtllrrcd for tho dance to be he'd
April at the Armory hall. and also for
, the boat ride Oh the steamer Verne
Swain, April IS.
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Tho regular business meeting and So
cial affair Of the Christian EndeaVor
society Of the First Presbyterian church'
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The A1pha ri fraternity VIM give a
dance IN Masonic hall Tuesday evening
at eight o'clock. A saxaphone orchestra
viii furnish music for tho evening ana
A buffe, lunch viii be served. i ~
Following Is the program:
One Step-Oh Death Where lib fV
Sting7 s., -
wsdtxldtcie Birch Canoe and You !;
Fox -Hindustan. ..s II 4
waltz-Kss Nc Again. &, !.
One step-Ja da- isr3,
One step-Everybody shfmndes NoV3 s g |.
waItz-Beetfful Ohio. i.S..,,.
For trot-I'n Say She Docs isS
,,One step circie-Oh Mn. -
waltz-Just a Voice to Gail Ne Deart
Two step-Everything Is Peaches Down
In Georgia LIZ
One step-How Va Gonna Keep I'm
Down On Tho Farm?
Ona .tep-Sand Dunes = T. .-s...:s@
wa1tx-Dear Old Pal Of Nina -.
Ono step eircle-Me-ow.
walt-My Little Rambling Rosa s$.s-
One step-Chong. s.,
Home waltz-Tin We Meet Again. ~
EXTRAS 4
One step-A Good Man b Hard To Find.
waltz-Sunshtno.
Fox trot-Mary ~! .: ~;
Wa1tz-Some Day. .E
BGrnssyr1s 3rfsAA. s.
chrfsty Mansnead Of this city WA
in Newark wednesday to install thirty
one persons into tho membership OF the
Alpha P1 fraternity.
Mrs. VIII Meek. Of Columbus. n visit
ing her mother. Mn. Thomas Brad1feio,
of North Chestnut street $
Tho Westminster Guild ct he PreSoy-
terrain church Will meet Monday even
| inr at tho homo Of Miss Mary stuoo1.
| of Graridvfew avenue. A program VIII
be rtyen and . social hour viii b held.
Mrs. Emmett Barnes, VINO has peen
amending tho past few weeks with rola-
tivcs, Of this pIaoo lott Thursday night
for her homo in Now Orleans. La
Mr.. and ME-. Raymond Lewis ana
| baby Of Lima. o. am visiting their par
entn Mr.. and MrA Charles Campbell. OF
| Chorry street.
Miss ca1ncio Bishop f,As let TO rc-
sumo her position ut WAshinxton, u. u
| after yisitinS at nor homo herS. s..
George Mflicr h"s arrived at HoooHcn.
N. J., from France. Ho m . n,ornber or
i tho 3fUth tnfantry. B6th division and ia
n son Of Mr.. and Mr.. Lowts Miller. or
Mulberry street. g.s, .
| Miss Mamie George, Of Wheeling. IN
visiting her ststSr. Mra- Charles Reed
of South Lincoln Gvenue. ~
| George Fowler and George Burdcta
vcrs In st. C1frBy1ne on business
Thursday.
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Plan AnericrfiiZation.

Fred l., Rnsrmand. 0f til" wnr word
council of TIC Young Mems CHRISTIAN
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GAVE Up j. S. lob
TOGO TO WAR, NOW
CANNOT GET WORK
Sheriff Griffin of Kings Writes
to Daniels Calling Attention
TO Case in Navy Yard.

Sheriff /. nlcl j. Griffin ~ Kings
County has written letter to Secre-
taty og the Nlvy Daniels calling at
tontion TO a young man who gave UP
@ Navy Yard Job to. become a soldier,
and who IN his return has been un-
able to get the I'D job back. The let
ter Is as fhows:
M Dcar Mr Secretary:
My attention has been directed
specifically - yOung man en-
pluyed in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard as third class plumber who
a. the outbreak OF hostilities
with the imperial German Gov
crnmcut dfl not wait for the
passage OF the Conscrlption Law,
but resigned from the Navy Yard
and volunteered 10 servo his
country in the United States
Army.
On Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1919. no
applied for reinstatement in his
old position and was informed
that he could not be reinstated
because there was not enough
work
II these dlya when mon in
public life and the newspapers
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COL. ARNOLD KILLED
IN RAILROAD CRASH
West Point Graduate Meets Death
in Accident-WaS With
Goth Division.

Col. Percy Weir Arnold. comman-
der OF the iO3d Infantry OF the 26th
Division and a graduate OF West
Point, was killed in railroad acct
dent in France in January, according
TO information received py relatives
in Brooklyn. Mrs. Charles Bartram,
an aunt, living at No. 229 Hewes
Street, Brooklyn, received n telegra m
from the War Department ANNOUNCE
ing his death.
Col. Arnold was forty four years
old. He was born in New York. the
son OF the late Brig. Gen. Abraham
X. and Susan Benjamin Arnold. He
wns graduated from West Point in
1896 and assigned to the 1st United
States CnvDlry. During the Spanish
American War he was transfo red to
the 7th Artillery.
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OTHERS
or VALUE OF
MENTHO.LAXENE
COLD AND COUGH SYRUP
COLD AND COUGH SYRUP

Mrs. NJ. Luding. 1856 Beacon avenue.
Jersey City. n. j.. writes:
Il find the Mentho-Laxene Just fine
and would not be without it, II has
been in our home for three years, and
| hope your Free Health Book is as
good as the Mentho-Lax etc,
With very little advertising, hun
dreds of thousands Of bottles Of
Mentho- Laxere are sold every year by
druggists, and each year the sales grow
larger. Get 2-ounce bottle, conccn-
trated, and mix with simple syrup to
make full pint, Directions and guar
antee Of satisfaction are with each
bottle. 4 pint lasts a long time for the
whole family. It is cheaper and better
than ready prepared medicines, but
easy TO mix
Note Mcntho-L -Layenc is sold By all
good druggists everywhere, 4 n 2-
ounce bottle Of the concentrated es-
sence makes a full pint OF the most
effective cold and cough medicine
Directions and guarantee OF satisisc
tiop. accompany each botts. s.--Advt.
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are requesting that all returning
soldiers and sailors bo re-cm-
ployed in their former positions,
don't you think that tho United
States Government should set the
example for the industrial world
TO follow7 II Uncle sam is not
solicitous for the rehabilitation
OF his soldiers and saIlOrs. how
can you expect better treatment
for them from the industries VI
this country7
sincerely hope that an order
will be issued by you, which will
direct that returning soldiers and
sailors, honorably discharged
from the army and navy, shall
be restored to their former posi-
tions in the Navy Yards Of this
country.
With best wishes, I am
Faithfully yours.
DANIEL J. GRIFFIN.
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Bayber Gives Recipe
For Gray Hair

Mr.. A. T.. O'Brien, who has been a
barber in New York City for many
years, made the following statements
Gray. streaked or faded hair can be
made black, brown or
light brown, whichever shade YOU de-
sire, by the use of the following rem
edy that you can make at home;
Merely get box OF Orlex powder
at any drug store, II costs very little
and no extras to buy. Dissolve it in 4
OF. of distilled or rain water and comb
II through the hair. Directions for
mixing and use and a gold bond guar
antee come in each box. One box will
last you for months.
"lt is perfectly safe, does not rub
OF, is not sticky or gummy and leaves
the hair fluffy. II will make gray
haired person look twenty years
lunger."-Advt.
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priority. The detachment Of the @.
M. C., at MontmorrilliOn, Vlcnne, is
not on priority
Mother-G. II. S. Unit 4, @. NJ. c.,
a. p. o. III, is not on priority.
Mrs. Mary Malaskina. No. IS Bed
ford Street.-The 3O2d Trench Mortar
Battery OF the nth Division Is to
embark about March ). II is located
at ChateauVillap France.
NJ. H.. Laurelton. n. 1.-The 3l1th
Infantry Is not on priority. Company
A OF the 10ith Engineers Is not ON
priority.
1 Mrs. +. s. Brooks, Orient, l.. l.
Aero Squadron s27 is not on priority.
Nora Smith, Brooklyn-The 6o5d
Engineers is located at Lcfronds. II
rs not on priority. The ith Artillery
Park, at Mayen, is not on priority
Edward Caravan, No. lO2 Lynch
Street.-The 4th Company, Head
quarters Battalion =. O. $. Is not on
priority 1t Is unattached and IL en-
gagged in tho Service OF supply
Mrs. william Hamman, No. III Easi
e7ih Street--COmpany II. "a Anti
Aircraft Machine Gun Battalion
sailed Feb. =, for New York.
An Anxious Sister-The l27th N
fantry, S2d Division, Is in the Army
of Occupation.
Anxious Mother. 40. le3 ludlow
Street.-The I2d Coast Artillery Corps
embarked for New York Feb. .. II y
unattached .,,.
Mrs. H.. East Solh Street.-The llltn
Field Artillery, Battery +, IS not on
priority.
Anxious Sister-Dlvisioa Supt T. 81
A. Z. q. 1S5, is not on priority =.
Mrs. John Morson, Fair Haven, y.
J.-The 3iith Field Artillery. Bat'ery
a, is in tho Army of Occupation IL
Is located at Bettcmbourg.
Mrs. william Randolph, Glen cove
l.. 1.-The 367th Infantry, company
NJ. 02d Division. is on priority farI
have sailed. -.
Anna II. Stcrnad. No. l6i New YORK
Avenue, Jersey city, y. J.-The "a
Company, O. r. s, D., Is not on pri-
orlty. r,.u
Anxious Cousln-The 5lst Pioneer
Infantry is not on priority.
Mr.. Mbck-Thc G36th Aero Squan-
ron has been on priority since Jan H.