The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, May 12, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 16, Image 5

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C1 MANYBONUS CHECKS RETURNED UNCLAIMED Over Two Hundred Ex-Soldiers in South Carolina Who Failed to Re ceive Money and Discharge Pap ers Probably Because of Defective Address Given Opportunity to Identify Letters. Over two hundred former soldiers, claimants for bonus and travel pay giving South Carolina as their ad dress, have had their checks and dis charge certificates returned to Wash ington unclaimed, doubtless in most cases the officials think because of iefective addresses. Claimants who find their names in the list now"being sent out by Col. Fred W. Boschem, . zone finance officer, should write di WRIE Te Fao Last TheP FlavorU But it's a away thirs Every bub i roCo X I IIL rect to "Zone Finance Office, U. S Army, Washington, D. C." and owing to the many duplications of names in the files, should give in each case th< arnay serial number, military organizzi tion, place and date of discharge, oi any other information available whicl, would facilitate certain identification, The list of ex-service men, supposed to be South Carolinians whose checkE have been reLurned as furnished Sena tor N. B. Dial, follows: James (or Jones) Alston; Thoma. Alston, Andrew Ashley, Eugene An derson, Calvan Bealing, Sylvester Blat ingame, Calvin Brunson, Irving liur ton, Lee Bennett, John P. Brown, Let Brown, William Brown, Willie Browr Clemson Cali, William Chaplin, Osea Cohen, Tommie Cannon, Mike B. Car ter, John Cooper, Willie L. Cooper Gelorge W-. Dangerfield, Gather Daw. kins, Clarence V. DeLong, James W Denkins (or Dinkins), Reuben G. Den IL For mother. father, the boys and girls. t's he sweet for all es-at work or u're r tired. A-9 SEALED TIGHT-. KEPT .RIGHT Oh Bo glorious sensation to t aind heat with cool, spar hero-Ea ble, one of pleasure and de IaRefre With no bad nard, Manning Derore, Isaiah Doctor, Norman Down, Henry Drone, Calhoun Davis, Joe Davis, John T. Davis, Pres ton Davis, Jerry Dickson, Peter Doug las, John Drake, Oland Duncan, Rich ard Edwards, Benjamin Evans, Tom Evans, Junius Floyd, Charlie Fowler George Fowler, Blakley A. Freemster Tillman Freen, John Gladden. Marror Gonden, John F. Goodwin, Jesse Grant Charles Griffen, Marvin Green, Pres ton Greenfi Johnson Hagood, Manassic M. Hiardee, Irom E. Harrison, Coy Het don, Max M. Hirson, Sinclair Clintor lHood, Willie House Rufus Allison Hall Arthur Harris, Cash Hayes, Fred lofl man, Lewis E. Hughes, Jame: S. Jacobs, Willie Jennings, Dan. iel Johnson, Davidson Johnson James Johnson, Willie Jones, Jo< Kitt, Richard Koger, James Landson Edward F. Laroche, John Leuiston Eddie Level, Hollard Levy, Will Love joy, August H1. Lunzmann, Benjamir H. McGowan, John McKinley, ClefuF McWilloughby, Martin Hiller, Bob. A Morris, Bridge Mullins, Joe Mays, Al. bert Montgomery, James R. Neal Henry D. Niemand, George Renbert Allen Richardson, Harrison A. Robin son, Lewis E. Rollins, Minis Robert son, Walter Phoenix, Daniel (or Pur) Pon, Henry Clay Pruens, James A. Pot ter Eli Singleton, Hazard Snow, Char lie Sanders, Willie 0. Sheppard Lonniq Simmons, Buddie Simmons, Vani Smith William Smith, Dave Thomas, Thomas H. Thornley, Benjamin C. Thompson Rufus Tucker, Hines Walker, Seymiers Washington Charlie White, Charles T Williams, John J. Williams, Odour Williams, Peter A. Wilson, David WiT son, lBen Wright, Mathew Young Walter Young, Charles Booker Zarn William Alexander, William Bailey Robert M. Bell, Robert Blake, Brown low Bowens, Brad Brank, Butch B3rown, Frank Clyburn, Clemmie Craw O'rd, James Clinkscales, Jesse Daven port, Frank Dillegard, Parish Dimps flennie E. Dixon, Samuel B. D~odson. Eddie Fields, Willie Fisher Augus tus Bennett Forrester, Garrett Free man, Henry Gause, Robert Gause, Law rence Gilmore, Berry Glen, Samuel Greair, Davis E. Hammet. Allen Haw. kins, Clarence Hlaynes, ,Jesse Ty TIill Scitia Holmes, Jim .Jackson, Willic E. Jackson, Willis B. James, .Joe JTen. k ins, Lemue'l Jones, Th(.as G. Kirby Judge Leak, Charlie Lewis, Stanley Oliver Levi, Will Lish, A rthur Lloyd Chester Lovett, Lee Maickawa in, .Joh n Martin, Fosa ~r McCarthy, Henry Wil liam McIntosh, Astrel B. Mellenzie, Will McNeill, Antwoine Meyssen, Wes 1ley Montgonmery, Thomas .J. Muse. Na. than Nichols, Edwardl Nixon, .James Norman, Hierbert C. Parker, William Paiyne, JTesse G. Powell, Jim Price, Tim othy Rainey, Biruce Ray, Wallace Ray~ nor, Chia rl i Reese, Richa:ird Rice. Na - tha n Il Richardlson Soph icana Riebter, Lon'iin Moore Robinson, Adlwell Rone~ Walter Rosemond, Daniel Rowe, Jr., Thomas Ruff, .Junnie Runyon Fred Sims, Trobie~ Smart, Wallace Smith, Hil hard Clark Smith, Isaac Sonders, Cy ruis Stafford, Ollie M. Stokes, L~onnie TP. Stevensc:,, John Tloings, Carl B. Tuten. William Vnughin, ohert Wash ington, Burt Watson, William Weath ers, Joseph Williams, Gary Woodham. Travel pay checks: Ralph J. Reed, Mathias Mather, Lu ther C. Laney. ADVERTISE IN THlE TIMES ,hase kling light. " ULL" Durf yourself fi NohmahineL ULL T O - r0 I N C O R P O) m ATE kam cigarettes; you r -om n ll" om neag an vendupicat yo\ in "ul" uramt abl "B ll. lw y I DO L -'I II -~ Li p oil them Durham ir "own" acco. genuine *1 ..1 ~ 4\j ~ I, ~., *~l~' f I N. *'3 4,~, I- -'C c.v (~ I '5 lOc