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ELECTRICAL SERVICE


U. III. BECK. Electrical Contracto.: INK
tures. motors; wiring; estim' -es fur-
nished. 16S New Brunswick Ave. none
1918. Night Phone l329-M. -
AMBOY LIGHTING 60. Full line 81
Iirhtine fixtures. electrical supplies and
household appliances. 1895 Smith St
Phone 6Sl
Z Z *. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., job
hers and distributors In electrical sup,
plies. 100 New Brunswick Ave Phone
30s
R. l.. SCHUCK, motors and generators IN
stalled and repaired, line construction
Z and interior wiring. Shop and T do ce
1.@compton Ave. Tel. 1917.
rUTH ELECTRIC CO. electrical contrac-
Fl tors and dealers in electrical supplies;
lighting fixtures of quality. 1s5 Smith
st Phone %.
PERTH MBO Storage Battery & Elec-
trio Co. We repair anything electrical;
Il. motors, generators. : starters, etc. Ar
natures rewound; motors bought and
sold. 266 Madison Ave. Phone 1907.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

nCHL % On nEN'
OFFICES to let. Board Of Trade Build
Inquire 2l5 Smith ST.
TO LET-New Bungalow; all improve
ments; good location; rent $4,000. II.
Williams. T~ottenvilie, ". Y.
OFFICES To Let; corner OF Madison and
Smith St, 500 81. IT. Maple Realty Co.
2l5 Smith st.
APARTMENT To Let: all Improvements.
Maple Realty Co. 21j smith s.
THREE ROOMS to let. Jos South First
st. Inquire at store.
TO RENT on 675 New Brunswick Ave,
opposite Washington Park; I rooms; all
Improvements.
FOUR ROOM apartment; central part Of
city: every Improvement except steam
and electricity. Inquire Greenspan's
newsstand. corner Madison Ave. and
Smith st.
FIVE ROOMS; all improvements except
heat. 625 state st.
SIX ROOMS: all improvements. Inquire
Gluck. Telephone 1875.
s ROOMS. all improvements; gas. heat.
$50 jacques 81.
FIVE ROOMS and bath for rent. 427
Lawton Place.
STORE to rent; suitable for any business.
Inquire 2O9 Hall Ave.
FIRST FLOOR for rent. Inquire 90
Market St.
UP-TO-DATE Fla to rent; I rooms. In
quire As Smith st.
FIVE ROOM House; all Improvements.
1872 Gordon st.
FOR RENT in Woodbridge: new Z room
brick house; all improvements; mmedi-
ate possession. also 4 room Nat; minor
improvements good location. j. i.
GeTity IL Co.. First National Bank
Building. Woodbridge. Telephone 2S3.
SIX ROOMS; modern improvements. S62
State st. Gluck, Tel. 1875.
FIVE ROOM Bungalow House; all I'm
provements. Inquire Mr.. Salvatore
Marine. Third St. Fords. N. j.
FOUR ROOMS, modern improvements.
200 Meade st. Inquire 100 Meade st.
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INSTRUCTIONS

NO PLAY. NO PAY-Banjo. Mandolin.
Guitar. etc. Beg,nners! Play tunes
perfect frsts In six lessons or your
money back. Ragtime. etc. Instru-
meuts sold on easy terms Music. L.
Rogers iS5A Smith ST. Perth Am
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS: one hour les
sons. $3.50; 90 mlnut lessons. $l.00.
Samuel Tonghini. Phone 15S7-J.
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HELP WANTED -FEMALE

WANTED-A maid for general house
work. Apply Mrs. Ruegger, Metuchen.
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MIDDLEsEX COUNTY ORPHANS

21os2-1o-27-st Dew Wed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
What is Nuxated Iron?
Physician Explains - Says Public Ought to Know What
They Are Taking - Practical Advice on What to
Do to Build Up Your Strength, Power and Endur.
ance and Increase the Red Blood Corpuscles

taken Il myself with excellent results. There
are thousands Of delicate, nervous, rundown
folks who need Just such preparation as TN;
but do not know what to take, Therefore !
have urgently suggested the widespread pub
lcation Of the sworn statement Of the compost
ton Of its formula so that the public may know
what they are taking. This complete formula
is now to be found in newspapers throughout
the country. 1t 10 composed principally OF or
ganc iron ipAthe form ofiron pc eptonate OF spec.
ial specific standard and slycerophosphates
which Is one Of the most costly tonic ingredients
known. To the credit Of the manufacturers II
may be said that they use the most expensive
form Of iron peptouate, whereas by employing
other makes they could have put the same
quantity of actual iron IN the tablets at less
than one fourth the cost and by using metallic
iron they could have reduced the cost to less
than one-twelfth. but by thus cheapening the
product they would undoubtedly have i'm
paired Its therapeutic efficacy. In my opinion
a careful xamnstion of this formula by any
physician or pharmacist should convince him
that Nuxated Iron 10 to be placed among the
very highest class and most strictly ethical
preparations known to medical science. II ex.
GELS anything have ever used for building up
the system and increasing the red blood cor
puscles thereby enrchng and fortifyins the
blood against the ravages Of disease.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

Harry $. Dulaney. 26sth Aero Squad
ron
Peter NJ Fonylle. sth Photo Section.
Air Service.
Freeman Pleasant Gait, Air Service.
Roy Eugene Gum. AVIATION Service.
William Krohn, lst HIP Night Bomb
ing Squadron.
Ward Sprague Nerrick. Air Service.
Roy +. Miller. Royal Air Forcd
r. A. Riesen Air Service.
y. B. Bagland, Air Service
Ernest Phillip Riesen. Sl9th Aero
Squadron
Harold A. Spur, l1O3rd Rep Aero
Squadron.
Charles Jerit Wohlford Air Service
Thomas G Wilbur, Air Service.
Pick W Woosby. Zeppelins
! Leo Bennett Wallace, Air Service.
Emil Charles Willms, Aviation. u. s
Marine Corps.
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The fact that Nuxated Iron Is today being
nsed by over four million people annually and
that so many physicians are prescribing II as Q
tonic. strength and blood builder in weak, per-
vous. rundown conditions mas led to an investi-
CATION OF its merits by designated physicians
and Others whose reports should be OF great i'm
portance to the public generally. Among these
is the statement made by DR.. James Francis
Sullivan formerly physician Of Bellevue Hos
pital Outdoor Dept), New York, and West
chester County Hospital, who says: when one
patient after another began asking my opinion
Of Nuxated Iron. ! resolved to 20 thoroughly
into the subject and lind out for myself whe ther
or not 1t possessed the real value claimed by
Its manufacturers and attested TO by so many
prominent people. This Is exactly what ! be-
lleve every honest. conscientious physician
should do before prescribing or lending his en-
dorsement to any product whatsoever. II an
article Is worthless we practitioners ought to
be the first to know Of II and IL IL Is eticacous
we are in duty bound to recommend it for the
welfare OF our patients. A study of the CON-
position Of the Nuxated Iron formula so im-
pressed me with the therapeutic efficacy Of the
product that Immediately tested it in num-
Der OF obstinate cases. So quickly did it in
crease the strength. energy and endurance Of
the patients to whom il was administered that
! became firmly convinced of its remarkable
value - tonic and blood builder. have since
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

Joel G. Crosby, Hdq. Detach. seth Div
James NJ. Harlin, p. o. Detach.. seth
Div
James W. Lebow, p. o. Detach.. seth
Div
Lee Vincent Sneed. Seth Div.
.larde Fisher, 9Th Training Regt
Roy s. Gibson, LIST Conv. Bait.
IrlrouS G.. Gibson. Hdq. Detach 9Th
Dev. Bait.
olyn {. Houser, Srd Training Regt.
7. II. Reynolds, 20 Obs. Tr. Bait.
John X. Dickson Army Service Corps
Royal d. Harris, Army Service Corps
Maurice A. Rutis, 275th p. r.
George {. Jones Jr., 4. X. d. 39S.
Truman q. Wilhelm, A. X. d. S97.
Richard w. Patterson, Allied Ry Mis-
sion, Cent. Europe
Henry ID. Rinsland Assistant Pers
Adjt.. Hdq., Camp Travis.
Herman c. Woodruff, Stars and
Stripes.
Albert f. Ewell, Jr., Pers. Detaeh
Harry w. Estes. 4th Rec. Bait
sam W. Hall. 34lst Butchers
Frederick E. Beane, P. WE. No. 4.
Sec g.
Byron A. Pugh, Oversee Casuals.
Mert H. Starnes, 2nd. Reg. Elk. Bd.
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Field Artillery

Raymond : Carroll, Field Artillery.
wirtsT, Folsom. jSrd Field Artillery.
Walter Leon Goldston, j4th Field Ar
tipsry.
jasper Wesley Edwards. 18th Field
Artillery.
William Edmond Hatch. 10Th Field
Arullery.
Harold Bertels Fen, 79rd Field Ar
tiuery.
william #, gumse. 10th Field Artl.
lery
Frank Wesley Doyle, sOth Field Ar
tillery.
Richard Il. Watson. send Field Ar.
tillery.
JOSIAH Huh. l09nd Field Artillery.
Chafles Elmer Byrd, ll0th Field Ar
tiusry.
Alfikd Lester Mahaffey, l13th Field
Attillery
L. 81 Ashley. il5th Field Artillery.
Elm sioorehead, i9Oth Field Artil.
Jes Preston Herndon. i9lst Field
Ipery.
Adam Alexander, i92nd Field Artil.
Oscsa Wilbur DE veny, is9rd Field
ApAnsry
cuff IA y. LinSsshsr. i4sh Fisl.
n
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Arthtr S. Littick, Signal Corps.
William T. Golderman, Signal Corps.
Robert Henry Crittenden. signal
Corps.
Charles Gore Wagner. 9th Signal Bn.
Gilbert L. O'Bryan. 10th Signal Bn
Hadley Frank Fendrick. 3lOth Signal
Bn
Z. c. London. lllth Field Signal Bn.
Henry Hamilton Howard, 3l5th Field
Signal Bn.
Vernon Carl Torrance. 3lsth Field
Signal Bn.
Herbert Osden NJ. Even, 32Oth Field
Signal Bn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

/ Claud Paschall
Butler Shelton. Jr, Red Cross
Leslie Stafford. G. $. I.
Geo. A Cox
Fred L. Turner. NJ. o. T. C.
Luther Leith. 4th U. p. g.
Joe Anderson, 77th Div.
/ l.. II. Heith
/ Arthur c. Hall. Unassigned
| H. +. Click.
William Eugene Cruce. Unassigned.
Dave Black
William t. Winston
Officers Training Schools. etc.
Devote Mccoy. 35th Co., c. O. Y. 5.
Michael y. Mckinley, Srd Mill. De-
tach, A. K NJ
Edgar +, Smith. c. O. r. c.
John r. Bum, s A. u. c.
Daniel A. Fell, 5. A. II. c.
Everett r. Kruger, S. A. II. c.
William +. Ramsey, s. A. r. c.
Welker Robbins, 5. O. n. c.
Ralph r. Theldan. Detailed $. A. y. c.
John S. Sneed. o. T. s. Camp Johns
ton.
Frank O. Schneider, c. O. Y. 5.
Eugine Ramsey Stewart S A. #. c.
Edwyn Fl. Suggs 5. A. r. c.
Ernest r. Thomas, S A. r. c.
John W. Sullivan. Officers Training
Camp.
Paul T. Phillips, c. o. T. c.
Y. b. Orr. c. o. II. $. +. 4.
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Motor TRANSFORMATION Corps

Morgan Gattis Latimer. NJ. r. c.
Robert Burns Mcdonald. 6slst MTG
Robert Stanford Willard Jr, 35lst NJ
r. c.
Alvin Hill Banks, 5lGth NJ. T. c.
Young Charles Alexander, NJ. r. c.
Robert Leon Irby. ass NJ. 4. C.
Henry p Watkins. NJ. r. c.
Maynard Boyd witt, NJ. r. {.
John William Murphy, NJ. r. c.
Alfred Leslie Kitto. NJ r. c.
Howard Keith Bearden, NJ. 7. c.
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Machine Gun Raffalinns

Ffank ]. Under, Slth NJ @. Il.
Velie C. suggs, 33Gth NJ G. b.
Harry Sharkey, 3+5th NJ. G. b.
Bernice NJ Scivally. 9Th NJ. G. h.
Earl d. Bonham. SAITH NJ. G. B.
Jack j. Sorrels. 344th NJ G. Il.
Stanley Cox, 34+th NJ. G. 4.
Benjamin $. Stephens, l3lst NJ. G. T..
Frank stephens, l33rd NJ. G. b.
John c. Nenturine. NJ. C. B.
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Engineers

Eng iittFS
Adloi Stevenson Baker, nth Engi
neers
Beeler \. Black, nth Engineer Train
Bob Bruce Oates, Nth Engineers.
Benjamin f. Beane. nth Engineers
Walter E Baker, lllth Engineers.
Andrew j. Butts, lllth Engineers.
Clarence $ Bivens. nth Engineers.
Harry 4. Burris. nth Enginee,
Corps
Charles W. Burris, ll1th Engineer
Corps.
George Edwin Batchelder, 111th Engi.
neerS
George Washington c. Cox. lllth En-.
gineers.
Alvis Edward Cathey. 111th Engineers
Charles Edward Glove, 11lth Engi.
neers
Frank Shaw Cleek, lllth Reg. Engi.
neers
Tom Lynch Coleman, Nth Engineers
Allen L. Evans, nth Engineers.
Emmitt Erwin, nth Engineers.
James Franklin Frame, Nth Engi.
neers.
orba Lubin Greenwood, l11th Engi-
neers.
William Adam Galloway 111th Engi-
neerS.
William T. Gait. Nth Engineers.
Frederick Hope, 111th Engineers.
Carl Sheridan kinkade. lllth Engi.
neers.
James Corbitt Luttrer, lllth Engi-
neers.
Louis Baige Mason, lllth Engineers.
James Stephen holland, ll1th Engi.
neers.
George n. Otey. lllth Engineers.
Conner Garrett Pennington, Nth En-
gineer Train.
Tom NJ. Patton, Nth Engineer Train.
William T. Roberts, Nth Engineers.
Price South. Nth Engineers.
Horace Hendel Sayre, lllth Engineers.
Jim d. Stubblefeld. Nth Engineer
Train.
Henry Ed Spencer, 1l1th Engineer
Train.
lsham Turner Troup. lllth Engineers.
Darrel Ford Whitehurst, lllth Engi-
neers.
John Il. Wheeler. l11th Engineers.
Neal Mack Allen, 5th Engineers.
Clark Wills. Engineers.
Cecil Guy Graham, Engineer Corps.
Joe Charles Halback. 18th Engineers.
Roscoe II. Tucker, 2Oth Engineers.
Lynn Boyd. Goth Engineers.
Eric Floyd Taylor. 21st Engineers.
c. w. Harlan. 41st Engineers.
James NJ. McCharen. 6lst Engineers.
Jessie Lee Stephenson. 62nd Engineers.
Lewis Shelton, l20th Engineers.
Thomas NJ. Aycock. 2l0th Engineers.
G. Frank Jordan 3l5th Engineers.
a. c. Waggener, saith Engineers.
George c. Holllngsworth, GO2nd Engi-
neers.
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Air Service

II. w Hawkins Air Service.
Fred Harmon, Radio Branch.
Ray Almond Peterson Air Service.
Walter Trimble Coomer. Cadet OBJ
server
Thomas Paul Atkinson. Air Service
Roy Parker Anderson. 32nd Aerial
Squadron
Harry lee Beane. Air Service.
Louie Bastin, Air Service.
Llnard p Brown, lst Air Service AIe-
ohanics
Milledye A. Baker. eslst Aero Squad.
ron.
Joseph Charles Cooke, Air Service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
THE DAILY ARDMOREIrr

Andrew T. Gait @ NJ c.
Lucian Hoard Q N. {.
Benz c. Hunter q. NJ. g.
Ollie V. Phillips, 49rd c G.
Floyd Randolph, lend Depot Brigade
Hoxie Anderson. l52nd Depot Brigade
Ira W. Armstrong, Utilities Detch.
.. NJ. c.
Melvin NJ. Moore, Utilities Detca., Q
NJ c
Richard Alya Mayes, Utilities Detch
=. NJ. G..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

Thou, o, my country, hast thy fool
ish ways.
Too apt to purr at every strangers
praise
But II the stranger touch thy modes
or laws,
Off goes the velvet, and out come
the claws.
%. W. Holmes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

Millard Fillmore winfrey Jr, 9TH Ma
rines.
Claude Means Nelson. 5th Marines.
Luke Elmer Mangum, Marine Corps.
Homer C. Hurley. Marine Corps
Vernon =. Carson. 9th Marines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Coast Artillery

Cicero l.. Garrett, c. A. {.
William II. Poulter c. A. c.
Harry /. Hill c. A. c.
Harry Lovenstein, 10th c. A. c.
Paul Z. Nunnally, S6th c. A. c.
Marcus +. Davis. 42nd c. A. c.
Benjamin +. Holmes. 4Sth c. A. c.
Isaac h. Avery, 4Sth c. A. Z.
Harold d. Neff, 53rd c, A. c.
Alpheus A. Ringer, 65th c. A. c.
Roleine c. Naylor 65th c. A. c.
Sterling p. Spears, l64th c. A. Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Trench Mortar Batteries

Richard Turner Herndon, Sl5 Trench
Art.
Leo II, Sinclair, 3l4 Trench Mortar
Battery.
V. II. Holhster, 10th Trench Mortar
Battery
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

GAS AND ELECTRIC BILLS FOR
OCTOBER ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE. BILLS MUST BE PAID ON
OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 10TH IN
ORDER TO GET BENEFIT OF DIS
COUNT. CONSUMERS LIGHT y
POWER COMPANY.--adv. l-6
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Leo Byron Atkins, Navy.
Samuel Richard Avery, Navy.
Claude Barnwell Navy.
enneth II. Baker, Navy,
j. c. Baker. Navy.
+. l.. Blakley. Navy.
Herbert Carlock, Navy
{. F. Dillingham;. Navy.
Adolph C. Echer Navy.
VIM. Johnson Frame, Navy
Karl r Grunert. Navy.
II. o. Horn, Navy.
K. c. Holzworth, Navy
Leonard Gage Jones, Navy.
Rowland Howard Kennedy, Navy.
Willie Ed Lanford, Navy.
Dawes II. LAYERS Navy
c. o. Lewis. Navy.
James K. lie Van, Navy.
l.. 4. Love, Navy.
Byron Lyday, Navy
Joe Roy McAlester, Navy
II. c. Dowell, Navy.
Dudley d. Morgan, Navy.
Ora VIM. Pace, Navy.
John NJ. PolndeXter Navy.
T. c. Raum, Navy,
G. H. Reit2. Navy.
VIM. Haines Smith, Navy.
j. L Sims, Navy.
w. +. staples, Navy.
John a. Crosby, Balboa Park sta
u. S. n.
Louis c. Bodeman, Navy Rec. sta
Chicago.
William Reign, Hampden Road Va.
Lawrence w. Cruce. Naval Air Sta
Pensacola
Byron Grisham. Naval Aviation.
Turner l.. Erwin. Z. 5. $. Promethus
Theo. w Colbert, L. S. S. Vermont
Walter H. Baker T. s S. New York
Fred o. Butler, L. $. $. Moldgard
Sidney Albert Saunders L. 5. \. r. F
James L. Mansfield, L, $. n. r. +.
Earl q. Gray, L. $. y. K. F.
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Harry NJ. Story, 3O6th Field Artillery
Laurance Leslie Tarver, 336th Field
Artillery
Harry Gerald Burnham. 340th Field
Artillery
5. Il. Terry. 34Srd Field Artillery
Leroy Loggans, 343rd Field Artillery
Paul Ernest Shelby, 343rd Field Ar
tillery.
John Thomas Flowers, 345th Field Ar
tllry
Veneer j. Dillon, Field Artillery.
W. A. Hamilton. lst Field Artillery.
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Ordnance

John X. Goddard. Ordnance Depot,
U. $. n.
Verne A. Thornton. sth Ord. Bn.
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Ammunition Trains

George 4. Deveney. Nth Ammunition
Train.
Homer II. Renfro. lllth Ammunition
Train.
Emmitt Y. Reid, lllth Ammunition
Train.
William NJ. Goodwin. lOgth Ammunii
tlon Trnin
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Military Police
Marine Corps

Delos Lewis Brown. ssth NJ. p.
John NJ. Busch, NJ. p Co seth Div
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Frank Steele NJ. c., Camp Clark
Ray Scrugham. Medical Detachment,
Base Hospital.
George 5. Best. Base Hospital s5.
Aaron Henry Anglin, Base Hospital
Camp Lee.
Neron Smith. Base Hospital, Ft. Bliss.
Samuel Warren Wilson, Ambulance
Co No l.
Charlie Grad Ambulance co. No. 35s
William Claud Sain, 34G Field Hos
pital.
James Homer Carroll. $50 Field Hos
pital.
James ID. Fauner. Medical Detach-
ment. Camp Bowie.
Seymour Rohman. SOC San. Train.
Roger |. Whitfield. 10th Vet Hospital
A. b. Kaufman, Vet. Corps, Camp
Bowie.
Dougal A. McKellar. Dental Corps.
Eugene vonKellar. Medical Corps.
Robert $. Willard. Medical Corps
Franklin ). Risley, Medical Corps.
James Mcdonald. Medical Department
Walter NJ. Johnson, Medical Corps,
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Supply Trains

Robert ". Bullock, 18Th Div. sup,
Train.
Roy H. Banks, Nth Sup. Train.
Arch w. Merritt, 3ljth sup Train.
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Tank Corps

Charles II. Coburn, Tank Corps.
Roy A. Flanagan, S2l K. $. Tank
Corps.
Robert l.. Miller lst Bn. Tank Corps.
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Railway Transportation Corps

Edward /. Boa2, llSth Co.. Ry. Trans.
Corps.
Roy NJ. Mclaughlin. Slst Eng. Trans.
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Quariermnsler Corn,

Samuel NJ Newman, q. NJ. c.
Thomas A. Taylor. O. NJ. {.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1920

Stand firm for your country ana
become man
Honord and lov'd II were a noble
life
To be found dead embracing hsr'
--Johnson's Catihne
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Infantry

LeresL.
Hugh Charles Mclaughlin. l2th In
fantry.
Peter j. Paul, 18th Infantry
Harry r. Bryan 2Gth Infantry
Henry q. Ruth. 10th Infantry.
Lloyd ulin Glass, 3lst Infantry
David |. Hoover 42nd Infantry.
s. Eugene Elder, +2nd Infantry.
Luther .. Loftin, 43rd Infantry
Vernie S. Joiner 41th Infantry.
Rcoert Willis Caperton. 47th Infantry
Henry Gale Williams. 49th Infantry
Gustayous j. Bass. 53rd Infantry
Ira Cunningham. 43rd Infantry. VI. G..
Co.
J. ". Barnes, j'th Infantry.
Joseph c. Echols, j7th Infantry
Wallace c. Holt. j7th Infantry
Roy Lee Lytle, 18th Infantry.
Heck Thomas s0th Infantry.
Fred Garfield Gilmore, s0th Infantry.
Floyd Stanley Brussett. S3rd Infantry.
Harry Harris Cure. 10th Infantry.
Elroy. Edward Chicquennoi, ll2th In.
fanry
James A. Bivens Jr., l25th Infantry.
James II. Finley, 126th Infantry.
George F.. Jolly, 127th Infantry.
DANIEL Head l24th Infantry.
James Osville Burros, l4lst Infantry.
John A. Criner, l42nd Infantry.
Walseli Coffey. l42nd Infantry.
James Drake Haynes. l42nd Infantry.
William ". stallcup, l42nd Infantry.
Thomas Booth zellner. i42nd Infantry
supply Co.
Chas, h. Porter, l42nd Infantry. NJ. G.
Ezr9 Dyer. l4Srd Infantry.
Cscoe James Payne, l42nd Infantry.
Crville Calvin Clough. l44th Infantry.
Claud Roland Howard. Hath Infantry
Clarence Il. Trotter Hath Infantry.
T. ~ Harris. l65th Infantry.
John Homer Boyd. lsOth Infantry.
Joe Cfiner. 3l4th Infantry.
Oscar Winter King, 324th Infantry.
Lewis 6, Bishop, 35Gth Infantry.
AonN.G. Dillingham;, 3j7th Infantry
andM q. o. T. $.
Lee pfveto. 357th Infantry.
Frank Clinton Bower. 357th Infantry.
Thonf3t Clifton Dewall. 357th Infantry.
Lafayette Gibson, 3j7th Infantry.
ErnssI n. Grunert. s57th Infantry.
Clifffd y. Howard. 357th Infantry.
Wll&h Mays, s57th Infantry sup. Co.
rouly r. Mullins. 957th Infantry.
Gustayus /. Miner 357th Infantry.
Harry K. Moorehead, 355th Infantry.
Arch W. Merritt. 357th Infantry.
Forrsat Elmer Mcintyre, 357th In
tantry.
Ctto l.. Nichols. 957th infantry.
Jehn Basil Williams. 357th Infantry.
vas Franklin Wilmington. S57th In
tantry.
Frank $. wolverton. 9j7th, Infantry.
Marvin Wesley Franklin. sj7th In
tantry
Eisnso Robert Robinson. 3j7th In
fartry.
Lee q. Lloyd 3j7th Infantry
Robert sydney Ryburn, s5Sth Infantry.
g. 9. Williams, 35sth infantry.
Chaglss Willsap 3jsth. Infantry.
Thom.s J.. James. gsth Infantry.
Lukl Ballard Hurley 3ssth Infantry.
joseph NJ. Lowrance. 3ssth Infantry
Robert Edmond Keith, Infantry and
Dental Corps.
Jim Gardner Infantry
Philip II Lively. infantry.
Thomas Edmunson. Infantry
Joe Frank Williams. 6th Pioneer In
tanry.
Joe IT. Banksy Infantry
Lawrence G. 'Bethea, Infantry.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Many Branches Of Service Are
Represented In Legion Membership

The great army of Americans. mob
ilized and drilled and trained TO be the
best fighting men in the world, was
made up of men from all walks Of
life; individuals thrown into the great
melting pot Of military service. where
what they were in civilian life mat
tered not on single mite. and where
what they could do as soldiers mat
tered all. Ii was interesting at times.
however. 10 find what our buddies did
as civilians what profession or trade
tney followed, what part of the nation
they were-rmost familiar with. etc.
Vow It's just as interesting to
Enow what branch of military serv-
ice various ones Were in That dap
per young fellow whom you've sized
up as 4 weakling, as a fastidious sort
OF -jsissy,' who would go pale at
the sign, OF a fair-sized rat, perhaps
youll find that he was 4 member of
one Sf those outfits" which fought
for days knee-deep in mud and filth.
who walked into the very jaws Of
hell and emerged with a grimy, twist
ed bayonet Perhaps. on the other
hand, the big burly fellow whom you
hays, pictured as battling single-hand-
ed and alone a whole platoon OF Huns
and coming off victorious. you will
ia was assigned to the medicos and
-aS while in his heart he yearned for
seton, his most exciting duty was to
hand out o. D. pills and foot powder
But wherever they We're put, they
servsd--and We all know they served
well. The American citizen doesn't
live much in the past. he doesn't talk
much OF past activities and most of
Uncle Sans men were taught 10 never
tell what outfit they were with, hence
1t is that most of US have forgotten
whether our buddy across the way
was = soldier, sailor or scared in the
heights above. Al any rate. the fol-
lowing list, giving name, regiment
and branch OF service of present
members OF George r. Anderson Post.
The American Legion, will be of in
tsrest: