davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-03
There Is NothingIB Better Nor
Nothing Just As Coed
VIM AND vIGoR SYSTEM TONER

Thswanns doctors alone Int eopr
from the pulpit we'll The
beauty with not combs Bea reputable doctor will tell
tia keep hair the use Of hot
combs The hot combs only oil which nature pro
ded but leaves tn scalp fevorous that Il has
been said at had its effect the that you
tho scalp and hair healhfl you must not drb
nature and that exactly what combs
We PINT order that luxurious hair
without injury health know tits IL "a ne
better that Won
Kpone before another buy another hair
preparation and invests rate KaDne thai Won buy
be satisfied. ~
THE KAF-OLLNE WAY TO MAKE KNOTTY KNKY STRAIGHT
EASY AND SIMPLE. H
Before applying Kapone
with KaPoln Shampoo this scalp in clean ansape
condition Then apply white Kapone fall as rbbnF
well into the scalp the good stiff bhng anu
the end & the six nights shampoo
treatment OF kapOlne other
condition at all times LOOKED
lately after nights this
most bef utiu uansngure Of yourself
hair absolutely straight fluffy full black glossy g-aau
the kind OF hair sucn hair Won
once you start the use Of Kap-O-lne ~
Price Of KAPOLNE, IS Cents; KAP-OLINE HAMpOn IN cs
sold by most druggists or mailed upon ren, -
your druggists Manufactured BY p = PRICE anu
STONE y COMPANY,
Psrfumers, DaIlasTeuns Agents wanted
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-03
GUADALUPE COLLEGE.
Seguln.

The three months educati0nl cam
paien closet - Texag College. April
Is as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-31

warrior chief.
For Mahlee, the half Chinese,
half English girl, played by Nazi-
nova, bears a not remote resem-
blance to Frances Joan of Arc.
True, she leads a hopeless cause,
that of the Boxers against the Eu-
ropean in China And her heart
is torn between the love she bears
for an Englishman and the ancient
traditions of the yellow race.
Nazimova wears the warriors
costume during the tumultuous
scenes in the streets OF Pekin, when
the Boxers clash with the troops
OF the allied nations sent to quell
the uprising. Mounted, as was
the immortal Jeanne d. Arc. Nah
lee leads the yellow hordes against
their white foes until all hope Is
gone. Then, with the stoicism of
the oriental blood, she seeks death
by her own hand in the throne
room of the emperor's palace.
The warriors costume, a strfk-
ing robe of embroidered silk. with
the head Of a hon depending from
the waist, is apparel worn only by
those of the Chinese who stand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-31
7 III EAT E

she prefers to work as a model FOR
the support Of herself and father,
rather than marry him.
While serving as model in a
modiste's shop, Marcella meets Lois
Underwood, a show girl who has
married Robert Underwood, a rich
man, for his money. She has a
child, Bobbie. One day, Underwood
Injuries MarceIla while driving his
motor car, and he takes her to aer
home. Underwood is greatly at
tracted by MarcelIa's beauty, and
he shows his growing dislike for
his frivolous wife. Marcella's father
needs the services of a specialist
for tho cure of his ailment and to
obtain money, Marcella agrees to a
plan of Mrs. Underwood to live in
tho w.st for time under the as
sumed name of Mrs. Underwood,
while the latter goes on a yachting
voyage with Count Louis lie Favri,
with the ultimate purpose Of OBJ
tanning a divorce from her husband.
Bobbie falls Ill and MarceIla
nurses him deVotedly until the
child's health is restored. Mrs. I'm
derwood files suit for divorce and
callously names Marcella as Co
respondent. Escoba finds Marcella
and makes threats, only to be
thrown out of Underwood's resi-
dence. Mrs. Underwood's love for
the count cools and he, seeking re-
venge, dons a chauffeur's uniform
and with Mrs. Underwood and her
new friend, Porter, in the car, de-
liberately drives into the lake, the
three meeting death by drowning.
Underwood is free, the divorce &C
ton frustrated and MarceIla be-
comes Underwood wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-31
BESSIE LOVE
Vitagraph Star.

ready to give their lives for the
race. The lions head is the high
est symbol of valor at arms.
The robes are of the heaviest
Chinese silk, embroidered with a
thousand designs. On her head
Nazimova wears the symbolical
headdress of the goddess, studded
with peacock feathers and doEens
of silk floss pom poms-the whole
held in place by a band of gold
embroidery that circles the fore
head and temples.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-31
At the Majestic.


The gun men of Chicago are a
BAG gang of killers. They imagine
that no one can stand before them.
But they are mistaken, as one can
see by going to the Majestic thea
tire on Sunday, Monday or Tues
day.
A tell, broad-shouldered, bronx
ed westerner came to the Windy
City, and what he didn't show this
gang of thieves and cut-throats in
the way of shooting and quick gun
play isn't worth telling about.
1t all happens in The Money
Corral" which is Lem Blossoms
name for a bank. LENS father,
the sheriff out west somewhere,
was the champion revolver shot OF
the world, and Lem inherited that
quick eye and the instinct for fast
shooting. The railroad president
snd bank Cwner of Chicago comes
out west on a trip and all exhibit
ton of fancy shooting at a round
up causes him to bring Lem Bee
son (Mr. HART to Chicago with
him as Waterman in his bank.
Other watchmen have been kill
ed guarding those vaults because
there were traitors inside the bank
who wished to encompass the ruin
of the institution. Lem Beeson,
however, works some old Indian
tricks OF this crowd, and the night
that the new Waterman is to be
killed, mysterious stranger looms
up in the corridor of the bank with
q pair of revolvers as big as siege
guns. And this boy knew how to
use them, too, because the gang
did not quite recover from its sur
prise before Beeson had pinkeI
one of them in the arm and cover
ed the rest of them.
That's away ahead of tho story,
however, because one night they
try to do up the new Waterman,
and the way he cleans out a tough
basement cafe is pleasant to wGtcn.
He winds up by throwing a pair OF
colored assailants over a tEf'd-
story railing.
Jane Novak is leading woman
with Mr.. Hart in THE Money Cor
ral," and she has a splendid part.
Others il the company are excel
lent. The picture is a fine vehicle
for Big Bill and it is thoroughly
enjoyablc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-31
At Brotman's PiaIto,

When Richard Vaughan met
Sybu Van Norden, some months
after her fathers death, and her
subsequent marriage to Wallace
Duncan, he found that he had got
ten into a tremendous lot of trou-
Bile through following hts advice.
And he also found that he had
fallen deeply in love with her.
Naturally this state of affairs was
provocative of tense situations, par
ticularly as a man who had heen
cheated at cards by Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan, discovered this facT and
sought to further his own designs
through this discovery.
The story is interestingly and
entertainingly told in the new
World picture, THE Buffer"
which will be shown today at
Brotman's Rialto theatre.
June Elvidge is the star OF this
production, and she appears in the
role Of Sibyl. Frank Mayo Is seen
in the role of Wallace Durcan. and
Irving Cummins appears in the i'm
portant character of Richard
Vaughan. There are other favor
tie film players in the cast, among
them being George MacQuarrte
and Muriel Ostrtche.
Geneva French thought that she
would be able to do as she pleas
ed when she married Lawrence
Tabor, the youngest member OF her
stern fathers circle Of friends. To
her the marriage ring meant dec
laration of independence. She
neither loved, honored, nor obey
ed.
In the unrestrained pursuit of
happiness and freedom she became
involved with a man-about-town.
Her name became linked with his
In society gossip, and her honor
was q Jest to be banded about
among men. Yet through a most
ingenious trick of psychology her
husband was able to bring her to
her senses and to make r
good wife: and, what is
good mother.
How this was accomplished
forms the theme of Talk CT the
Town" photodrama starring
beautiful Dorothy Phillips. Ii
would not be fair to tell you in
what way Lawrence Tabor restor-
ed his wife to himself when she
appeared to be public property.
To know, you must see Talk of
the Town." at the Rialto theatre
Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-31
1t the Fifth Arenne.

The story of THE Mating of
Marcella," the photoplay starring
Dorothy Dalton, showing at the
Fifth avenue theatre tomorrow, IS
as unique as it is dramatic and ap-
pealing. Marcella is a pretty, re-
fined, American girl, who, by rea-
son of her fathers continued illness
and inability to ply his vocation,
that of musician, is living IN
Strengthened circumstances. Pedro
Escoba, a man not to her liking,
pursues her with his attentions, put
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-31
Az hA Snancer.

Nazimova will be the feature at
the Spencer for a five days run
beginning tomorrow. Robes OF re-
gal splendor are worn IN her new
est super-feature, "The Red Lam
tern" Among these robes is the
heavy silken garb of the Goddess
of the Red Lantern and the awe
Inspiring habiliments of a Chinese
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-31
At the CoIoDIaI


No effort has been made to dis
guise the truth. Conditions scarce
ly whispered of are dragged forth
to be distorted in the light of
knowledge. The result produces
a deadly fear against ignorance
y wonderful story sustains the in
terest. On it are built the situa-
tions which extoI the virtue of
true information and the criminal
consequences of not knowing. AS
may be surmised, open Your
Eyes" which comes to the Column
bia next week, is of the variety
known as a sex play, but it bears
no claim to entertainment-its pur-
pose is purely academic and as
such it has no superior. In the
adult mind this is obvious. Ger
tainly everyone in charge Of chill
dren has a stern lesson before
them in this picture. No one see
ing it could fail to have a clearer
understanding of their duty. The
old maxim of ignorance being
bliss" and the folly of wisdom"
is torn to shreds. 1t presents, as
cases in point, the lives of two
girls. The natural curiosity of
in the mystery Of life is
shown. The manner of satisfying
and disregarding these questions
and just what it may lead to. The
story follows the lives of two girls
and the influence of their early
training and home. Then, comes
the danger of resigning tomorrow's
tangle to the winds, as old Omar
"Open Your Eyes" The
film cannot but make the deepest
carries it's message
of enlightenment and was produced
under the supervision and with the
of the United States
public health board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04


question kindly give opinion Of
STANDARD .1Nh Car Company per
cent cumulative preferred stock.
\" t..
tnswcr-Nct earnings for Grat fonr
months Of 1919 wee N.7t..Y h..o,r
Fc3clai 'ascS This was IN
No' fer 1918 va St,3i4.O29. i. rnings
would appear to be ample 60 sa.ep,rard
preferred stock.
Question-plcaso give information on
Brazos Oil. Whore are we Is locsto.io
Are they producing? Wrote to The
nm flc"h' put ans Wer was laforma-
uohl'sS' SIMPLY te llhS me II VAS
Sp1cUi'''lol. nat much know. nat
+, van 70 Know is something about
- ~ Vii' nV- what longnl 70 oNN.
- 49, -
NnsN cr-hra2os OIL Corporation in
corpoiat2d juno, 1919. owns 1900 acres
OF on land Ill J. Nas @ coLn.les). Re-
ported to ave p. odUction ct 800 bar
f'lS daily iiaS began drilling in one
n nrs'' rrar II" ;n, Donds' hafn'nss [o'
N.'''"'Vu a. > i''ov'o1V- IN
ln',' 49, ,'',' 49, r''' I'D eu l"
-, nrnn,rt, IN nrn,,od
r,r, o 80 -, ~ - '1"' OF
49,, 'a' u ,i''''' zen '" ,''I
THAI a dividend ~ 81 - snsrn a"'.,d
soon be uevia.ed ana hat aooil,a,,,n
Wo. Id be MADE t. li,,, the sturh on New
iolh Sock Exchange.
Question: Kindly inform mo if new
WHY'S Corporation per cent cumu a.
tive pre-. erred stock is safe investment.
believe in firm that recommends III
Please let me have Your onialon M.
@. O.
Observation-Disclosures Co., g.. ...
ended S,a, RI lolo o. rio.'t-; ''''t'' As
lite Cnmnany and \nw ,,ro'n.'. C .'a
t,mnar, IN s'.,d;,,;... ~ "
Cnrrn,,t;,, ,hnv ,a.'o ,,,..,,r.,;
Il ,;dnud rn,,;ro,,o,,,s 7'''' 49,
nor.,,inn nr,fsrrad n"t,o 10y ~
no'", a,,t',',,a ,','.,'.,... ~" "rfN.'i
',n,e ti,., ,,F..,,ad oV-
.., Won hoI'n,'., ,.,.,a, ~ ''
aI, \..' , ~, '''''
,',,r " NV o''''' '''-
question: hihdiy giNc me what IN
lolii''l-"" yeu ~. .--oe q
steel 4.sQ iUhla -NieGre sugar. ouio
~" car ihcae STOCKS AN hVrS-ments
men zoe IOWA Ncota stocN pay 'ts
o'N zoe '''s " mere ms fpn'a Allegro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

Question Would be Obliged for any
information concerning tho Wright
Producin~ q R"Hnin" Ccmnany r. NIX
this is an Oklahoma concern and am
led to believe it is a good thiro. With
prospects equal to Cosdcn Company
in case certificate for stock is lost
That y Try 20 obtain I dup j.
cate e. l.. r.
wcr--W c have no data on " right
Frod'c ine x Refining Company. If y
certificate of sto k is lost company
should be formally notified immedi-
atoly to stop transfer. Mode of pro-
ccdrre tfcn varies with Gincrcrt
corporations. As a rule you would
pro badly be asked to file bond for
double value of stock which bonn
would be retained for one year, when
a new certificate would be issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
Poland.

Poland.
ARMIN Joseph A., Warsaw tw).
s9sNowski Felix, PrasnysS Gubern'a
Poland Russia.
zuCHNosKI. John. omerski. Poland
(W).
HERNANDEZ, Joseph. Humacao tw).
SILVA, Rafael Naguabo (WD.
Portugal.
B2iT9 2,; Aifredc ns CORP Fundao castolleJo
PEDROzA. Joseph. valenzina (wD.
Russia.
Abe. John. Grodna tWUl.
ANNIsoN. John, Panno wv.
DENNIS. Harry, zapolia. Grodno tWU).
FREDORKEVICH, Constantine Antony.
Minsk. welikaia, slaboda tw)
kRtLtCK. Alick. Yusky. Grodno tW).
kRINskl, Bnlesiaw Lepice' Province OF
LIp1Ko, Stanley. szsisuitos wilma. Lithu-
LUzAk. Andrew. Gubernir Radumska.
Pouviot Scolomi kunorry. Poland tWU).
NELEPOWlTh, George. Grodno state,
Pruyana County tWD.
SADosKY. Alex. Korno cwU).
SEADo, Joseph, Botskra. scmenobka
STOCK. Harry. Russian Army twul.
sz insernia. umenskg w. Wprd dc 'Wp'
TESLIKEVOt'X. Harry. Kiew Statosno,
Sentrilney Sklad. V. u. &. Koz (W).
WEBER Joseph, Narshow CW).
Russian Poland.
AtGtSTTNANiCZ, John, DolginoWs tWJ).
RtDSlk, Joseph. Molynska Woldzuniiesz
lWtt.
Scotland.
REOWN. John, Tanarkshirc ,WN.
SIMPSON. George L.. Port Glasgow lNC).
Scr,a.
NARROWER. Mat. Nish tW).
sicily.
ClGNA, Giuseppe, San Catalsc Caitauseth
tWtD.
sweden.
PETERSON, oscar V, corp, Gutenberg
tWSb
ANDERSON, Walfred. Arhy Borlaksa
IANSON, carl J. w, GathHuburg tWC).
SWANSON, $. Julius, LonashuIt (Wi.
Address Unknown.
WORTENKO. Jacob: no emergency address
given tNUJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

DuLEK, Andrew, Chicago tk).
E l;MI Burton f.. Kew%S VINE, tWs).
EPSON Albert Chicago (WSi.
GAlSkE, John, Bartlett tWSD.
GREENE. Alols r., Avston CW).
GREENEBAUM. Robert. Chicago (Ws).
HAkEAGRE,. George. Kell tWl. ,.>
HoEY, Arthur W, Chicago CM':
IDLEMAN. James r.. Kansas tW).
KAbiNs Max L.. Chicago 'Ws,.
KEEL ING, Arthur a, Arlington Heights
KoBniNsKY Fred. Chicago tws,.
kDLAR, Henry j.. Chicago (WS).
KRivcHENA. Mikc '' R Re-; ita VS.. "
I.EppER, Harry, Chicago tW),
IlCHTERMAN. Abe Chicago (K).
LoKER, sylvester O.. Bethalto (An.
MMAisSS , , T,,I,s Thomas j.. Chicago CWs,.
MEYER, Arthur A. Chicago VS..
MOORE, Jasper a., Chicago, CW).
MM,22S tr; Russell II,,lsboro VS..
! \, N. Rrlii, Eminct j.. Chicago CWu).
nAkES' Richard, Jr., Chicago tw).
OLSON, Merle. Kcmpton (Wt>.
uskROEA.-Feliks. Chicago tWtO
rIERCY. Robcrt w. streator (.D.
r1oSIK Gus 81. chester (ws).
,, DIN, rctcr Q, Birds Ows).
nI!E.nENho: Horace E. smithhoro Cwr).
! REED. Alfred Dallas city ,wSD.
NOSErrl. Louis. Chicago CwSl
w NGE. Gustavc A.. Chicago CwC).
%ASSANA; Louis. Chicago Cws,.
SAVOY, Peter. Chraco tkl.
StHAtItNGER. BERNARD. Chicago CwSD.
SEEGEK. Walter e.. bloomington CwS).
SMITH, en- TIL ,Gerd J.. Dr., Tnomasboro Nr).
Suld0. Louis; Seneca ,WS).
SlkORSkI. Henry T.. Chicago CwSl.
SppAGKMAN. clinton G.. BclviGerc wr).
SrALLLNA. Joseph. Chicago ,WD.
SpRAGtE, James VI, L"ua TX.
rF Mick ns' GGniIc. f'9 w%tor W ,v
TE T nfT Chastcr n t EN-, Ros Tws,
WAI.slI Harold r. chicago (wr,
W y,nd rE Sr Yilliam H. nognelS MvS'
|
. INDIANA.
n. ,TN i:!.n PANE f. corp yn"sT.c; ,N w.
! NRENSNIT Charl.s = '1ndIsng"plls ,ws,.
HNnvI,S. john ' n. RntlcryiI% w. '"''
| poGFR rreJ Nor,enn,.r, r,yI.,
COLIN Earl T., Ramsey CwS)
p tsI s' Te, H ' S"tN nona }nn
n0Iris, Cleo c. Angola .W WIS.,, ,r.s,
~ ,.,'M S.r lanes M,,S, A. l,Gn.Iiie
rr!r nov J.. Co,nmGia XIV *.
IN f.rI Tost ''' 1nni,oSnoi,. wv,
,:oonwrX, I"rea. ryaSsyiIis cws'.
| GtSTiN Clay. Mddletown WSl
HAMILTON, tIerh"rt ve,ay ,ws,.
ME IN, Martin J.; S,cwar ,H t
uosIrn, RAYMOND f. Fort waync Cws).
joHXsoX Gincg yalTT@ w3: ,vs,
| lane wilhcrt. wr.t TerrS Hsuto Cw).
i Nc tiN1.EY. winIrm, winnmac CKr
VoRToN. Brvar V. M"ntnelier tw).
SMITH carl siltown X.
Si'fiIvA%. uarlev s. Cass CwS.
! Srt.,SrrIrSrp ys-,in I1o-,-ro,s TX,
| WtE ., 80, ,r,rro 1Io,,,, Nv,
N,Siipi rfr>y' a' , It X, ,narv rvs,
~ NiiH' ~ ''.''''' ~" '''H"' '"'''
| IOWA
". '.
IVY.
| McC4RMlCK. Howard F. sergt'' Summer
E3MWT +, s2'"nsl A',a WD .r,,,-.
VS.:
| CoHKEZY; Ravn,ord L. Eikanier tMl.
| uAtnrE. Herror1 A. Halhur VS..
m,,ANAwALr Itn,,GG- y, boone az:
" AN:oN, Nyr'n II, Linn Grove LWC).
HEEiSRaicns, Joseph lose h. 1r "h' }'w%s,.
HENRY. w-n. 4. AdNl ,wtr.
| ElRKPATHlcN, o''S =. Anita W..
| LEAR. Fred ", ALTON 'ND.
| NI'nl ~. ltcrA'.'t'~. S'1N t"r'"- tWl.
,rrr'I,l- - r G.,'.,on' 'Wsr
RASMUSSEN. clarence a. Cedar Fails
~.
r;l>;''<>'1-IlAfI.r ,.'s-,ic = yen,nr, Ms,
norINS.oN. c.. 4. p'eesan ty'ue VS..
3@HoHnERLElN. o.ror ", Lohryrn.
! twSI
| WEIR Matthew g.. Hun wv.
WILKINS. Cnsr-.s +, ot'mnwa wv.
(WS)
E,xs,s
.EfAND. VIM. I, Lieut. A'cEison tpWl.
| ~ Jacob
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

HANh, Nultcr, IhldlhA 'NS).
HE1DEN. William G., Detroit tWS).
HINES. Robert f.. Detroit wS).
HOLDEN, Royal. Elsie Oys).
HOLLENRECK, Fred. Elba CWU).
IoNANOvICtLy Michael s., Detroit (WS).
KAF1lK. FrkSk, Detroit ,wsC
KLlNGER John Frank. Detroit tws,.
MCMILLAN, ri, South Saginaw (Ws).
MAlIMoSKI, Felix, Detroit (WS)
MArLE. william IL, omena twl.
M1EHAS, James j., Sturgis (WSl.
MILLER, Joel E.. Battle Creek Cws).
MlX; Austin ", Dewitt (R. ,,rs,
SAsh AfEld Mnr TI B Iron Ritsr "Wu "
NELSON. Dudley John. Whitehall lWW.
PARsELL, Clement p. ,Unionville fWS;
PILATOWTCZ Walter, Hamtramck twS).
RACKIlFFE, Eugene G., Jackson (M.
IAMDOw, william. Berrian springs Ws.
BIiEin,MN I, William, Detroit Wu)'
RCGGLES, Leon r., Three Rivers (WC,
SCHRoTENBoER, Benjamin j. H.. East
SHARP, Clarence Howard. Grand Rapids CwU).
vANDER HEIDE. Cornelius. Grand Rapids
WHITAKER. Dlasky T.. wolverine Cwu).
Wtt.IE1'r, Don. Evart twS>.
WILSON; Peter r., Manistique VS.
WRoR.EWSKT. Vincent Detroit (WS).
WUNrHEK. Ludwik Detroit (wSl.
GERBER, William f.. Detroit wU.
MINNESOTA.
HrXTABLE. Gay r, corp. South Min
uca polls CNy).
ABB0 william G. Mankato1 SSMus,
R nhhKsiIs' H Flrer NJ I parp Ranids W.
R RERG P Ps,er T E DaIstS WV VS.,
nERIIN, Harold b, Red wing. cws,,
BoETTrHER. Karl r, Graceville. (WS).
BoGrcKI. Frank s, North Minneapolis.
BrDNicK, roter u. Branch twl.
CARR Iiartwen ~. Bakcr tw)' WV,
r. lie
HAuG6 rortms Mahnomer tws,.
n fHGKsdz l'f RGy j. H Ser r Psh1 tW VS.,
JESM r. James O" Mannas!ta Wa
LEMIT2?N l;mtl, prattt; Mn, VIZ.
McDoNOUGH Albert :. Detroit. tMD.
MENDENHALI, John O.. Kimberly. (WS).
MCEll.ER. Joseph. st. Paul lwUl
%6YEs'' Cy 4S ''V Ghant 15 vs. =" ~
OLSON Martin. South Minneapolis (ws).
oTE@oN Fridtjof NJ Wolverton; tWs).
TGIRiR v ISH4 r. ST reT raa pa4E KS
SAUNDERS. Henry C., E-hard. (WS).
SL I,. Edward f. North st. Cloud.
swENsoN. oscar A, s,acy. ,Kj.
y y,L sifMsTd. Minneapolis VS..
NESETH. Mona Etter. oMp.
MATTER, Albert j: Redwood Falls. IND.
W6f .t>t rHs,t,,. WiSpoapo,,s US,
WoJrIts Van t.,aro W., >"S''
,.,,,,,.n-
GHGisTMA%' Cold man. Hs SiT tK>.
: nntf;%H, hernert Sturg'S WIS.,
NNo W s GrISeri ThaHton 'Wrl.
MCOG6rR'rr Y tx, ON P Rome Us,
~, ~ T., y e'hVn a. .h"'t VA,
! ~, ~ I. ~ Inhn r. MoSe'G WI
sT TE, y = So SeI n. Me'r Vs. rs,
w6obS Lee "H Corae;.,I t,,'p IT1-t "s''
MISSOURI.
STRONG. Albert L., Lieut., Tina tw).
MITCHELL. Charles NJ. sergt.. Spring
neiI W
L0NE, cd" W corp, Kashkonons tW).
~ a. iiN ara. s.. Louis tkl.
81 -; lhhk rue, NedsHa IWo)'
, RNTlER. John NJ Cariithersyiie M,
! CANADY. C"rt.ar' Mi.igroye wv.
| EAS1.N Leroy Grant. Nav Franklin (K).
rIsH,EG,, W.ailsr, S. Lou. Tvs,
HrpsHN Gsorre a, Steele VS.
, LITTIErAGE Marvin X, Kansas city
1WEp..
LONG. william II, Hannibal tWlr.
MA ) Tham@s MscaT, Ho,G9mb 'wu)
NHtEiA,LS; The,od ro p. -; Louis Cwrp.
FL ,w,> Herbert J, rrar,' Hill
E -; Y ,, I'm, r.. gsda,a VS. VIC,
S Si;,i = :, ;Isrt l.. Karsa, ci'y ,Ws'.
S Sutn ~; OSCAR TX oySr'nnd '"S).
S ;Iri t,S,GN Claude, Gir,ardGan US,
! VALENTINE. Vide. kansas cry twC),
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
MONTANA.

pRooKS. Philip T., Silver star CwS)
CLARK. Cart. Olive tWSN.
i'Oh\E, Patrick T. Hodges CTSN.
u AiNEi, tlwood n, Roman CvS).
llUSrON, Clyde /. CWSl.
NNnSFN. Ions H. Madison Lake CwCO.
"ol ONloTT l"One. Paradise CwS,
ROAF, Arthur II, Rcd Lodge ,WSl
rDNpANANF, Eah'rt L., Ennis (K).
TARltII. Arthur T., Bean tWS>.
WEIGH. Charles II, Regina (M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

LEM, Mathew. Concrete (ws).
MOkKtN, Edwin. Maddox (kl,
plPPENGER, leo o.. Williston (WSl.
SELZlp, Henry. Forbes tWSl
SHAR', Guy 81. Pil'sbury ,WSl.
SHIRENk. Tom 4. Lank.n (MtD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
IOT1"NtSN.
MnnEE Ncrsla Y. cnrn. Now Orleans

McGFF. ycrsie V, corp. Now Orleans
\HSHTRF. Tcucus. ArhovfIle twUN.
HANKS Frank Springfield tFr.
REMOTE samuel New orleans tWt).
RIIoL. EdvH~' r.. Aidis tWrl-
cDI-f:TNEY. one. Darlington tEh.
DE ROSS charles a. Jennings tWSN.
DARREA, Manuel. I.agau lWC).
FITCH. t''olis, puholn tWSl.
HANNA. Wtliam !. WinrsAoro wv.
| OLIVIER. HUI. r, EF1n tWUl.
SCHMIDT. PhilNn \, New orleans twCN.
WELLS Robert VI Lo0Estrect tVsl.
! WEST Lawrence. Pine Prairie (W).
MII.sON. IennInEs u. ~! CITY lNl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
KANSAS.

.kLNND. VIM ?, I4eWt-. A'cfison lpWl.
lTnER Jacob corn waldo W,
TENpT.ER Alfred l.. corn. NlnhNa W..
HANGHART Nor r.. Oxford tWs).
TEOwN Ber; Gs'rna VS.
CROTCH Mark. Moran ,WIl
DONDEI NIGER Louis K'ngman CwSD.
GARD. George Edmond Lola CWU)
KITTET. james VIM. Usage CITY tWS)
LOADER. Geo l.. Wakefield 'Wt-t.
PETERSON. Ctrl r. junction CITY CwS).
V1\i Frank AloysIuS. Marysv.llc tWUl.
STEpLING, Joseph \. Dayton tWSl.
STREATCR. Ftord DAME. Denton tWC).
WATSON. Jas NJ shannon ,NlD.
WILLIAMS. Hiram NJ. sedan ,WSl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

NoRPEY, Luther. Lieut.. North Pla.ts WI.
~ BkMAN, Arthur Elmer Omaha CwuD.
EHl.ERS George =, Hebron ,WS).
HOOSNAN. John T., HeudIcv iWUD.
klNp\F, KaEiWi"s. Omaha WIS.,
LAYTON. william \. Arnold (K).
~ H. Tony. Atkinson OWl
PETERSON. lIsuk h. surprise Cwr>.
~rOEk. Frederick W, Arlington CUU).
THOMPSON Esvmoud >oligh Ky.
WOI FORD Ernst II. Valparaiso (wl.
LOIB Ek. Albert y. Ncricl tWSl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

MORRISON, Joseph, Charleston Cw.
PRICE, Lconidas H.. Williamson WU).
SHAMBL1N, Willie. clay WJ).
SMITH, Russell T.. Millwool wUD.
TANNER. Ernest. Elizabeth tWID.
WORREIL, Ernest, Liberty CN).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

NNDE0sON, Clarence A.. Rugby ,WS,.
NNDENEp\. Arthur c.. Devils Lake iMD
TRFNru, clinton. Dow ,E1
N RI MA, Luuiv. Hague tNLy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

CORBETT, william b, Lieut., Dorchester
.teuter (Kl.
CRAVEN, william n, sergt, HolyolSe
ODD.
FULLER. Maurice W, CORP, Rowlpy WV.
ODD.
Neon Nth. Michael J., corp. Maiden wv.
ARM STRONG. -Arthar F.. Everett CKD
BlpErTE. DAVID J. Cambridge (Kl.
NADEEN. Rohert e, FitChburR tM).
MALONEY, John. Fall River tW).
%AVROT, Stanislaw A, Webster wv
SARGENT, Arthur Il, Huhbarston CKl.