The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-03
AMERICAN LEGION
 MANTS I0-LOCATE . ' MISSING ''vETS"

EpEesenIa iha fstiswing additional Eaihse1ved mysteries of tho war and tasks fhe- -eb- operation Of the public Bin their s6iiifiohi
 ( Frank J Gibson, Co. b. sSth Inf Edat letter mother received was dat Bed Oct. B., 1915, when Regiment went Sihte aetien ih- AFgonne. War Dept: kEeperted him '.present for duty RtHith eaHpaht at Andernach, Ger tsanany. July 5, 1919: Who knows krhether he is Hiize er-aeada ? Moth EI, v Gtbs6h;-, ,BatsoIi, Tex
 Glen IL. Wilson, cpl. Co.,. E, 35srd E1hf, died Of wounds received Nov. 1 E4n Argehhe. Mother asks word &fren someone who can telt her about Arrangement -ih which he fe11. Write, BaGrs. May D. Wilson. oberiin, Kan. E4sth Inf, killed in sotssons offensive. EEAther desires particulars. Address 8Heorge Ostfahder, Columbus, Wis. q. R. IT., Sparks, cpl, reported miss Ehag in action Oct. 5, 1918, later
 bonnded and in hospital. Letters Efetarned marked Returned to U. EsAddress Mrs. R. T. Sparks, Stras- < Arthur c. Larson, pvt. Co. K, kd04th Inf, BetHneati, N. D. reported Sfnisstng Oct 1, 1ets, later reported kkiiied on that day. Tn January, I1pfe, reported returned 10 his or sEanization. Address Elmer Larson, EMtnnewankan, N. D.
 E. James fs. Miller, pvt. Co. G, 18th Emf, reported killed in action May 20, Tna1e. wrote two letters between E4hat date and May. e7, but has not E9een heard from since. Write w. E1k. fandrum, s39 Harrison St, Efstockton, Cal
 C Edward Fl. Hunt, pvt, Go. K, S11rd Inf, reported wounded at Cha Gfnau Thterry, June 6, 1918, when ap- sxarently all official record of him sneascs. Mother asks word of com Grades. Address Mrs. Hunt, John G1pnvfI1e, N. Y.
 [ Joseph F. webb, pvt, Co. M. 10th Emf. reported wounded July 30, 1918, Esffed July 3t in Field Hospital No. s11o. If there is anyone in his squad Svrho was with him the day he was sUounded, kindly communicate with Shfs mother, Mrs. J. A Webb, Rolf. AOlx1a., Box 21, R. r. D. 2.
 Marvin Grammar, pvt, Co., IT, 306th EInf., was wounded near the village Enf La Basce, France. on Nov. 5, 1918. SSgt. Stanley Peck went with him to s,A little farmhouse but was not with fa1fm when he died. Will anyone who g1was with him when he died write his S1nother. Mrs. H. Grammar, Helena. sArk.
 Harry III. Layfield, pvt, Co. F. firth Emf, wounded Sept. 26, 1918 at ESeptarges Wood and died following Eday. Word of his last hours is re- Euuested by his father, W. J. LIayfie1d, FIR F D. No. ], >Harrisville, W. Va Fred A. Howard, Sgt, Co. F, End ssEng. killed in battle Nov. l, 1918. sMother wants to hear from Sgts. Da- s,yis and Reitz and Pvt. Clayton, ad- fdresses unknown, reported sole ,eurvfvors of Sgt Leahy's section. Ad- irfress. Mrs c. A. Howard, Garfield, sWash.
 For Gold Star Americans-Mfs fAnna L. Rogers 30e South 10th street, SPhiladeIphia, former army nurse, A. HE. F., was at the side of the follow ffng soldiers who died of wounds t-shortiy after admission to hospital Aand can furnish particulars of their etdeath. Their names ares Elmer Neal, Stsrayiing, Mich-s Baxter Guffy, Ma sschine Gun CO 9th Inf, Sgt Slams, EMeadvflle, Pa-, Larrie Grove, ,Ambu- Nance units Hugh McCloskey, Co. M, N2Srd Inf-s Jacob w. Sprecht. seth kCo- 9th Marines; Oscar Moore, Kan Eeass Charlie Crews; Pvt. Stimson, L5Spencer Ore, or Scranton, Pa; Lieut.. SMiIls, 9th Marines; Lieut. Mosley; ErEdward Bell, Providence, R. l., Guy 2Foster,