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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-02-25

Fires may start i'm hundred differ
ent ways. The best way to prevent loss
is reliable insurance. Michaels0n Il
Hughes Company
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Swafford's Pavilion Theatre
Stock Company

Will make Morrisvile its 10th annual
visit Monday, June 20, for one week.
This seasons offering by the Swaffords
surpasses all previous efforts. in that
there are extra clever plays and vaude-
vile. Monday evenings Offering will be
the great marine play, THE Sea Cults
Warning" one of the pfettiest stories
ever told. Special scenery and electrical
effects.
A special engagement is announced of
the noted exalted mystic" Madam
Wanda, the woman with many minds.
direct from the Keith circuit; the highest
salaried vaudeville act ever playing in
Morrisvil!e. The lady who drives the
skeptics into belief, answering any ques-
tions of any nature. Her answers will
be your proof. Doors open at 7.45, cur
tain at $50; prices, children under IL
years, 25 cts; adults, 40 cts, plus tax.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Woman's Club

On "Wednesday evening of last weel
the executive board Of the Morrsvill
Woman's Club met at the home of thu
president, Mrs, G. M. Powers, and mad
out the list of committees for the ensuing
year, in each case the first names being
the chairman
Membe.ship-Miss Meta Ellis, Miss Su.
san Downer, Mre. Gladys Eaton, Mrs
Bertha Mudgett.
Music - Mrs. Belle Donaldson, Mrs.
Grace Churchill, Mrs. Carrie Lawson
Mrs. Marguerite White, Mrs. Susan Mould
Social-Mrs. Mary Cheney, Mrs. Fan
ME Bicktord, Mrs. Grace Goddard, Mrs.
Lila Cramer, Mrs. Matte Greene.
Sushine - Miss Louise Slocum, Mrs.
Lou Rublee, Mrs. Blanche Waite, Mrs.
Addie Woods, Mrs. Grace Stafford.
Entertainment-M Jessie Gates Mrs.
Harriet FarnbaE1, Mrs. Abbie Stevens,
Mrs Addie Kelley, Mrs. Annie Wallace,
Mrs. Mabel Hadley.
Ways and Means Mrs. Laura Morse,
Miss Mary Moody, Mrs. Ann Parker,
Mrs Helen Robinson aud Mrs. Florence
Fisher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
MORRISVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Ober have return.
e' IRON Mineville, N. Y, where they Wis
tied the latter's sister, Mrs. W. P. Mould
1t. w. A. Best, U. S. NJ, with Mrs
Best, have been spending week with Ii;
parents before starting on a long voyage
with his fleet.
Miss Hazel Wheelock VINO has been
caring for Mrs. George Earle for some
weeks, has completed her duties and re-
turned to her home in Elmore.
H. L. Bentley is renovating his studio,
papering, painting and generally cleating
up. When completed he will have one OF
the most attractive places in the village.
Miss Lucille Bates, has returned to
Waterbury, where she is employed at the
State Hospital for the Insane, after spend.
ing Sunday at the home of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. G. E. Bates.
Mrs. T. c. Cheney, Mrs. A. H Slayton
and Miss Muriel Smith recently enjoyed
an automobile trip to Fryeburg, Me-, be.
ing accompanied home by Mrs. Woodside
who IS guest of Mrs. Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Slayton, Mrs
Alice Kellogg and Mrs. Fannie H. Bick.
ford and daughter, Marjorie. spent Sunday
at the Kellogg cottage, "Nipantuc" al
Camp Winnimere, Lake Caspian.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Schutt, who have
occupied rooms in the home of R. P
Briggs for two months, have rented the
Evelyn Whitcomb house on Richmond
street and will take immediate possession
The finishing touches art being put t.
the renovating process on the Randall
block, new metal ceilings being placed il
the barber shop and the interior of tht
Teirill store and the shop being bright
ered with new paint.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
MORRISVILLE
Farm Bureau Picnic

Over three hundred enjoyed the Farm
Bureau picnic at the farm of G. c. Younl
at Morristown Corners, Saturday.
The tug of war, Morristown against the
World, was won by Morristown by #
The baseball game played during the
noon hour was one of the most thrilling
exhibits of passing the horse-hide ever
witnessed, Sterling playing against Morris
town. Captain Jim Main of the Sterling
team, pitched very effectively but was
poorly supported so that Morristown won
81 to 2.
In the afternoon special meeting of
the Farm Bureau was held. Miss Char
lotte Pierpopt gave brief address and
Mr.. VIII Sinclair of Johnson gave an in
teresting account of Farm Bureau work
carried on in his community the past year.
The proposed amendments to the con-
stitution were adopted.
The winners of the field track events
We're as follows: 100 yard, free for all,
Young 1st., Foster End B. Kendall, 3rd.
Boys so yard dash, K. Hopkins, LIST, L.
Small End, G. Foss 3rd. Girls so yard
dash, Joyce Wolcott 1st., Dorothy Ken
dab End.
Potato Race, Welsh 1st.. Small End.
The 100 yard dash for heavy weights
was won very handily by A. R. Denton,
JohnParsons being close second.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
websteTs Place In History.

While acting az the organ Of the
government In foreign affairs Web
ster showed that his powers as a dip
Iomatist were scarcely inferior to his
legal and oratoricai endowments. but
II is as secretary of state that be is
least thought Of now. His country
proudly thinks Of him as one whose
brain and voice did more to inspire
Americanism than any other man be-
tween Washington and Lincoln; as the
greatest Federalist since Hamilton: as
the finest exponent Of the Constitution
since Marshall.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Morrisyille Woman's Club
Entertains

On Friday afternoon last, at the Cong
church parlors, the local Woman S Clut
! entertained the Woman's Clubs Of Elmore
Hyde Park and Johnson. Messrs Goddarc
& Gill. with violin and piano, gave severa
selections as the guests were received by
Mrs. G. M. Powers ami Mrs. H. A. Clay
ton. The company then listened TO the
following program -
Mrs. Powers presided and called upon
those appointed to represent their Clubs
Mrs. Id Bliss spoke for the " Uplift Club u
of Elmore. She was very modest in re-
counting the work of her Club, for it is
conceded by those who know, that this
Club, though small in membership, is
large in successful endeavors.
| Mrs. Mercer responded for the Home
Culture Club of Hyde Park, giving brief
report of its history and usefulness.
At this point Mr.. Phillip Goddard, with
Mr.. Wendall Gill at the piano, rendered
violin solo, which was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Morris Hill, president of the Dread
Club of Johnson. made few remarks and
introduced former president of the Club,
Mrs. Saleeby, who gave very interesting
account Of the last years work. TWAS
pleasant review and contained many help
full suggestions.
Mrs. H. A. Slayton, president for the
past two years, gave gratifying report of
the work of the Morrisville Club.
This was followed by a piano solo by
Miss Lila Slayton. The quiet attention
indicated the great pleasure she gave her
listeners.
Mrs. Powers then introduced Miss Pier
pont, State Demonstration Agent, who in
a pleasing way gave brief survey Of the
object of Farm Bereaus and Home Exten-
SION Dept and the work these organiza-
tons are trying to accomplish. A social
time followed the program when waters
and tea were served.
The Uplift Club reported a membership
IF 33, the Home Culture Club so. the
Dread Club 80 and the Morrisville Club
"a. Of these 2S3 wome nearly 100
we're present, which seemed a good average,
considering the threatening weather.
Mrs. c. M. Chaplin, who had charge Of
he affair, and her corps of efficient help
rs, should receive credit for the success of
he event.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Harry Newland in Charge of
Membership Drive

A meeting Of the committee in charge
of Farm Bureau work in Morristown was
held at the home of E. N. Gray Saturday
evening. The National Referendum was
taken up and discussed and it was decided
to make drive for seventy five members
in Morristown. Mr.. Harry Neuland was
elected to this position and he has ap.
pointed the following solicitors: Arthur
Stancliff, E. N. Gray, Roy LaFountain,
Ray Baker, F. R. Freer, Elmer Houston,
George Young, Reuben Cheney, Fred Car
penter and Leo Gould.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Death Of Alice Daring jack on

The community was saddened last
week to learn OF the death of Alice OAR
ling Jackson, wife of L. H. Jackson of
Cleveland's Corner, on Saturday, May %,
at 30 P N. Mrs. Jackson had been in
poor health since last February, and Tor
the past two) weeks had given up hope
that she might recover, and had made all
plans for her funeral when the death
angel should call for her.
Services were held at the home on Tues
day at IL a. M, the Rev w. T. Best Of
floating and speaking words of comfort
and cheer to the bereaved husband and
neighbors and friends who filled the house
to over-fowing. The casket of pure white
was banked with lovely flowers mutely
testifying to the love and esteem in which
the dead woman was held. The body
was laid TO rest in Pleasant View Gene
terry, the bearers being Dean Holt, Frank
Darling, Fred Darling and Ellis Preston.
Alice Darling Jackson was the youngest
child of Alonzo and Mary Jones Darling.
and was born in Morrisvile, November
9Th, 1888, passing nearly all her life in
this place. When four years of age her
mother was called home above, and she
gas reared by haif-sister, Mrs. Dean
Holt of Calais, who also kept the home
for the father until Alice was twelve years
OF age, when the latter as umed the re-
sponsibilities of housekeeper and contin-
ued same until the death of her father
| four years ago.
On July 22n1, 1914, she YVES married to
Leon Jackson of Hyde Park, and on No
vember 9th, 1915, little Wilma came to
gladden. their home. The little daughter,
with the husband, survives to mourn her
loss. Mrs. Jackson also leaves half-sis-
ter, Mrs. Laura Engalls of Cleveland, O.,
who was unable to be here for the funeral,
three sisters, Mrs. Blanche Preston of Bur-
lirgton, Mrs. William Howard OF this
place, and Mrs. Dean Holt of Calais. and
two brothers, Fred Darling of Marshfield
and Frank Darling of Morrisvile.
| Mrs. Jackson was woman of pure and
lovely character, devoted in her home
popular among her friends, and a true wo.
man always. Her untimely demise is
greatly to be regretted.
Our home is SO lonely
Since orr loved one has gone,
Since she crossed the shining threshold
And lett us here to mourn
Our hearts seem almost breaking
With the grief so hard to bear
For we hear no more the loving voice
But see the vacant chair"
Among those from out of town to at
tend the funeral services we're Mrs. Mae
Cobb of Glover, Eugene Cobb and mother
of Jacksonville, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Russ
of Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Jackson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Langdell Of
Waterville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hast
ings of Elmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Pres
ton and Miss Vera Darling of Burlington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Holt AMI E. G. Oar
ling of Calais, and Mr.. andaMrs. Fred
Darling of Mansfield.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08

L. Barro VS. left this morning for Rut-
land, where he will attend the annual
meeting of the State Agents of the Provi-
dent Life and Trust Co. Mr.. Barrows
has represented the Company in this town
for several years past.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08

Program-Mrs. Alice Howe, Mrs. Ger.
trude Valeau, Mrs. Maud Slavton, Mrs,
Lizzie Fisher, Mrs. Anna Fortier, Mrs.
Isabel Fisk.
With the above committees and the
loyal support of the entire membership,
helpful and prosperous year seems as
sured.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Rural Schools Hold Picnic

On June 10th basket picnic will be
held at Elmore Pond by therural teachers
and their pupils. Parents, and all who
are interested are cordially invited. A
prize will be given for the best decorated
float, also for the races. An interesting
program is being planned for the after
noon. Show your interest in the schools
by attending.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank all our neighbors
and friends tor all acts OF kindness and
sympathy, also for the beautiful flowers.
during the sickness and death of our
dear one.-Leon H. Jackson Wilma NJ
Jackson aud Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Card of Thanks

We wish to extend our sincere thanh 5
to all Tor their kindness during the sick
ness. death and burial OF our father; Is.
peclally the old friends and neighbors and
the W. r. c. for the many beautiful flow.
ers.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Emerson.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-08
Woman's Relief Corps

The attention of the Woman's Relief
Corps is called to June 10 their time of
regular meeting 2 o'clock. There will be
Initiation and special business which
should interest all the members. Refresh
ments will be served. A large attendance
is desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05
SO Thomas Davis. 4s e. 1884 ST.

$50 James i Dawson S,n' @ e. T. 1880 tsiu St s'
1889 Isham Dean, 10 E. 1alst ST.. 1s1 W.
l30th st.
7o4 Thomas Deaz (rhomas Deas). 2159
9Th Ave.
1925 q Deeina (Giocondo>. 1928 Ihlton st..
a94e Alvin Desverney tAlvin Mo Des YER
ney. care of y. I. s. E: Co. Hog U.s..
s st. pb,l pa''i Pc care Reed 1888 Jasper
soo1 jose Dexa (Jose Deep. "a e. 1s4th
e7c stu 81 E; 1s4th St:
care OF Mrs. Lizzie Riley. 20T0 Madi-
2594 Nels Dellsren. 40 E. 12od St. :.
2lo Lawrence Dckerson (Lawren NJ.
Dckarson. Lauren NJ. Dickerson),
Pts Lexington Ave.
Ss 81, John o. n billiard, 10 w: 1s7th st.
mus Do. 5SS Lenox Ave.
ABS Dennis Donoughe (Dennis Donoughue.
81 w. 135th ST.; Dennis Donoghue).
454 w. 25th st.
14e7A Edward Dooley. PAP w. 144th st.
1883 Fritz puerloo Ortiz Duuerloo). 40 W.
sass T Toussant Duerx, SIS Lsnos Ave.
Edmonds. Leonafd F. Bdmonds.
as,,A L. x F. Ed n,Hn, ~ 49, e 1921 st.
50 w. 18th st.
AZ Fred (Frederick, Freely Elliott, rs
w. 140th St.
1911 Edward edward H.> Faison. as-as
2ol+ Edward Farrell. Kenansville. N. c.,
425s Walter Fields, 1851 W. 1ssth St..
care of Pitt
S7se Alfred Fisher. 24ls 9TH Ave-.
484 Arthur Foster 6 e. 1920 Ct.
A4so Andrew (Ann) Galloway. SO q. 1894
1874 Harry Ganett Harry l. CAN'T, Harry
L. GarretD, 1922 5th Ave.
1908 August (Augustus) Darlington,
111a W, 1s5th st.
3345 Samuel Gayle, ~ W. 1890 St., care
49,. OF Marie EstelH
1900 Edward George, 20 W. 10th st.
s6S Thomas George, 4S w. 126th St., 46
w. 136th ST.
s24 Carter Gibson q. Carter Gibson. JOS
Carter), 673 Lenox Ave.
24lS w. Gray (Wiley Cray, w. 137th ct
l72l James Grant, 514 Lenox Ave.
12Sth ST.
e21 Era Green Ora Greene}, 1s r. 1920
st.
cal Joshua Crimes Gosh Grimes Josh
131st ST.
600 Robert Hagan tRobert B. uagen).
80 w. 137th ST., or 81 W. 10th ST.
1875 N Mike ,e Haiglor ((Mike Haigler). 4s
Wv n HslD },A5 W. Hs 18th Is St. Hal" Henry
1887 Jos. Hall (Joseph RI, &C w. 13eth st.
1921 G isist St. Hamlet (charlie>' Is r 2
515 Albert dammons (Albert Hamma ans =
$40 Lenox Ave.
Sos5 John Hampton (John Haupton). 81
w. 13Sth ST., or 459 Lenox Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05

~, Local ALB Board No 1877. New York City
1925 Leroy Allan tAilen). 10 w lasth St.
5llS Victor Allard. liz w. l$7th ST.
2s ss9 Henry Henry Allen $50 Lenox , Az :.
1874 iundsley Ais.In Qindsey J. Alston).
~ M Nose e " " ls5ih S. s.
500 Vernon CD Anderson, 40 w. 1seth
1907 Evaresto Avello tEvansto. pvaristo
Aveille. Evansto Avelli, Evaristo
,r-s Areiilel. 81 w. 14lst ST.
@S7s VIM. (William) Bailey. IS w. 135th
aes Fred Baker. II w. 1ssth St.
1850 @ X; Balckett (Oddrick X. Blackett.
M.D.), Al w. 13Sth St
2s45 Walter Ben amin. &c W. 10th St. :
46S2 G Gl4s stcharies) Bennett. liz w.
40 Fred S. d.) Bentley. 1921 e. 1890
ls47 Robert Baulder (Robert Henry Boul-
den, r, II Boulder), $50 Lenox Av.
1853 Rob Boyland (Robert Boylund). w.
1SSth St.
1912 Lawrence (Laurence sinclair) Briggs,
Al Richard Brlghthead (Brightheart.
Richard c. BrighthanpD. As w. l37th
1891 George. (Alexander) Brown. H w.
1929 Robert Brown. 11s W. 1seth St.
2sds f. Brunying (EbenezeF Percival Bruy
ing, Bruyning). IS w. 14oth St.
S7lS Walter Brussard (Broussard). 81 w.
SAG Hamilton Burke (croy. Hamilton
1 Burke Hamilton c. Burke>. SO w.
477s Peter Burnett ePenaryt venott Pr
1864 3. 3. Busant (Bysing 3. Busant,
Byesing B. Bussant. Bysing B. Brus-
anD. 20 w. lS7th st.
SIS Prince Caperos. Z e. 1924 St.
z7SS Joseph Capers, 5 e. 135th 81.
Harvard Carter). SO w. 140th St.
1874 Geo. Carter George W., SO w. issth
1857 VIM. II. cauiis 5wilfred II, caulls. Isl
r. 1slst ST.; w. II. Caulls). 1s1
ABA RUFUS cayson (Rufus cayson cayson).
1913 William Chaplin (winle Chaplin, 1os
W. 144th st, care Thompson). care
Dupont Powder Works. Hevll, Va.
$500 Walter Cisneros 127 e. 127th ST.
ss2 Eredk Clark (Frederick Clarke). 2s
sc oscar Clarke. 8 f. 1s1st St. e E.
1898 Wren Clark. IS w. 1s7th St.
1858 Jas. Coleman danes Caleman), 2e W.
1858 John Collins, 60 e 12sth st.
2O-22 w. 136th st.
45 Levi Como Levi Gomez. 50 W. 139th St.
s'Ss Gooxs g9oks E isys5 St Joseph
1888 Owen Coyle (Owen H.. owen Al, 1876
SO lawrence curter tLawrence Carter
e. 135th st.). E. 1880 ST.
knoxville, Pa; Fritz c.. e. 131st St.
5000 Riehard Danse Orchard Dance)
Lexington Ave-: Frank ]. Datio), S49
w. oath st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05
oee Edgbert Newton tEdgar). II ID. 1884

aoes s Edsesrt Newton tDdsar', ~ u. 1884
2s7l Peter Nicholas (Pstsr D.. Peter ID.
NlchoIs). 1879 Madison Ave.
sa4 John J. Noonan Ohm Joseph Nolan,
iii e. l30th ST.
lssth St
so4 Allan Nusent (Allan W.. 1854 Park
Ave.
sss7 Francis osrsal !FraneIs osae. Fran
1851 s sy WA o'v'y t osSa WIZ q ~ r.
1855 Samuel Page. IS w. 1asth st. tsa4
Il. Sd St. Charlotte. n. c..
ss5 Edmund Faster. 10 Il. 127th st.
'issA Iernol Per rsaro = PEDRO PED ,n 4, PEDRO
1919 Louis Pelerino. e. 131st st.
teri. 7 w. 136th St.
sv'' 1s nS%? St., Is t lssih sr' 20 w.
:, George ,,, !. PIesters}. - w., y. lss,h St.
1928 Will'am PITTS, IS " 14oth st. te5
1874 Martin poilack. "a e. l22d st. (b4
4ss7 E E,pS py y g g'1o rylsA'' Elmo
soa3 J0HH haInes, 10 W. l3nh ST.
1888 Henry Ramthum " 1ss E. la ~ lS St. st.
1854 Z. Ray Carl Ray, 20 w. 135th St
1854 Henry Henry Kaynor tHenry Raynep. W.
400 Clarence Redneld Clarence Eugene
Redfeld), 5o4 Lenox Ave.
1874 William Reed. 124 w. 135th ST.
2oo2 Samuel Reedy, SO w. 13sth st.
2s2sa Charles Richardson. 80 w. 135th ST.
tCharlee A. Richardson. Charles
4s2s Thos. Richardson (Thomas). SO w.
135th st
2o2 Amos Robinson (Amos A.. 40 e.
1890 St
1903 Jesse Robinson. Is w. 13sth St 40
w. 136th ST.
1908 Edmund Rogers, 100 e. 134th St.
4772 John Rogers (John Haywood Rozir
John Haywood Rogers), so w.
139th St.
1884 Louis Rothschiid (Louis Rothchnds),
14a2a Natl Russell <Nathaniel), 1sa w.
483 simon St. Thomas tsimon NJ. ST.
Thomas. Simon Mes. St. Thomas), 4
w. 138th st.
1o44 Alonzo Sambright, IS w. 140th st.
1s1 Albert samoask (Aloert sammark).
s773 A. samuels, Sc W. 142d st. tAlpheus
Samuels, 1853 ". 141st St.)
1883 l. Scarborough Lemue), 2112 Madi-
1924 Louis 10, schwartsman. 20 e. 1924 St.
1884 David Scott David A. D. Al. 81 W.
1890 st.
TAI Harvey Scott {Harry), AZ W. 1a7th
St.. care Of Fraison.
1904 John A. Scott John Alfred). so e.
134th st.
1859 John setala. 11o e l2sth st.
2702 Albert Shields, 514 Lenox Ave
1928 Hosea Shields, e. 131st ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05
Cited as Draft Deserters

The Tribune prints herecth tho cenyhh tnstaUent
classified y the War Department draft dsserter from this
cica 1t does publish the
publication the ed Ay Area, but greater
city ats immediate environs.
War position
publicity the real dodgr be guilty
acatl cleared tho
glad to publish any corrections
The commanding general Of the I'd Corps Area Governors Island
asks that regamt scho actually rved
forces Of tho United States during the
has draft status communicate Immediately with the autan general
the army Washington c. relative thereto setting forth tho
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05
Robert Jones. of 3 WAat go. !.

HoDeIt Jones, OF West. 1854 \.
exHIDibea Il paper showiuv he s. sVes
discharged April 81, 1913 !, *, pa BED
madam transport. He said ca,
as a sailor on the steamer sssys8
White. operating ont oY fssh.
ports before this country en- sa,clas
war, and that when the drafs u
gent his name from Montreal aissa s y
he said, he was not within n. sag,
age. 1e arsa
Residents at 4s West 1885,, ..
and 90 West 135th Street sr., .H.s.
Theodore Williams and w:n, u,
Matthews, whose names we,e ;nillas
in the list Williams was said '. ~
served at Camp Dix and Mat.." aaF.
have seen action with the 1g.s . !.
rnent (colcYed1. "sh ksn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05
1857 Edgar shorsy Cigars T. shorey. ,s5
W 1a8th St. Edgar II. CT w. 139th

1857 Edgar. shorsy Cigars r. shorey 80 9,
W. 13Stn st., Edgar To, CT w. 13sth
4sst Aez sss IT = w h2s'h g. e. W. ,seh
14i5 WIN. sisco William Henry sisco>.
46 e. 1921 st.
SOL Alexander Smith (Alex). lie e. 12sth
17s5 Chester Smith. $50 Riverside Drive
1880 Claude Smith tClaud j.. Claude -.
500 Lcnox Ave.
1906 Francis Smith tFrancis Ed. SO w.
139th st.
1921 James Smith lJames Hillard Smith.
James H., 1884 Park Ave. 49,
1909 Cray Snyder tRoy), 4s w. l36th4 st.
1853 John Spiro. 1864 Park Ave.
81 James stokes, II W 135th St
41So Geo Styles GEORGE r. Stiles George
4s7 Arthur Summers, 1873 Park Ave.
1llsA l.. II. Swan Nangheon HI. 50 e..
500 Alfred Tanner. e. l34th st,
1857 Charles Taylor Charles c.. IN W.
200 John Thomas tJohn W.. 50 W. 1s5th
1899 Leroy Thomas. 500 Lsnox Ave.
1917 john Thorpe, 224a 5 ~ ~ AYE: roo,os,
1908 Weldon vaado i Tpent. 80 % W 18Th St.
1883 Paul TUT (paq!L E F 80 500 81 Pine St.
J,
1856 Ivan Tuohernis (lvar Tuohenncc). 81
4. i2Sth ST.
1853 Ansey Usher tAnsey ED. 65s Lenox
Ave.
l74o Yamar Walden (Gilmar. Ealmal
Walton, Yilmar walton), 1oS e. 127th
1897 James Walker Games W.. % w.
4s7s Nathan Walker (Nathan W.. 1885
1896 Cornelius wannick Cornelius War
wick. Apt 81. Apt. 12), 100 w. 141st
1924 harles Ward (Chas). 40 W. 136th
47seA Isidore warthen Usadore warthsr.
L. Warther, Isadore Warthen>, 2o3 W.
1859 Geo. Washington George Washing
ton, 100 N Maryland Ave, Atlantic
CITY, N. j., 111a w 135th st.
a32 Shepard Washington Sheppard, shep-
hard), 5l4 Lenox Ave. -.
1447 Bruno Wataja (Burno). 1921 Madison
Ave.
1899 Gabriel Webb Gabriel James Webb,
Gabriel Jas.). AZ W. 13sth ST.
1854 Isidor Weiss Nsador). 659h Hastings
St, Detroit Mich.
334e Alonzo White, S449 South State St.
care c. c. Hotel Chicago.
st.
224s Fred Williams. liz W. lS5th St. or
1l1a w. 135th ST.
2s8 George E. Williams, 10 W. tSstn St.
3314 John Williams, e. 1894 St.
22o4 Theodore Williams CTheo.). 4s w.
l3sth St.
1859 VIM. Wright Civilian A. w. M A.,
e. 1921 St.
6s2 Joseph Young (J. H.l, 40 W. lasth st.
712 William Young. II W. 135th St
1893 Clarence Zeley (Chensy Zerly). Al W.
18th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05
Harlem Brewery Listed
AS Abode of Stacker
The list Of alleged draft dodgers is

The list Of alleged draft dodgers is
contained the names Of 263 men, the
majority of the addresses being in the
negro. section Of Harlem. The list was
compiled from returns made by Local
Board No. 1877.
Inquiry at forty Of the addresses
given revealed that most Of the alleged
slackers were unknown TO the tenants,
but in several cases it was asserted
that the men had seen service. One of
the addresses was that of brewery
and quite few proved TO be fictitious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05
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