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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
MAKE MORE REVENUE
RAISE IN INSURANCE TAX ADDS TO
 STATES INCOME.
Total Receipts for Six Months by Inc surance Department Were $l1S,- O74.4S, With Expenses of
 OnIy S1,674.53.

As a result of the taxation on in surance companies doing business within this State. there has been 4cded to the treasury for the six months end- ing June 30, the sum of $111. .39S.96 at a net cost to the State of .015 of the receipts, according to the report filed by Deputy Insurance Commissioner A. c. Sexton.
 While this report Is considered ex- cellent and the residue to the State makes a good showing. yet the deS nartment expects that its next report Will show a gain of more than $70,OOO by reason of the change in the tax rate. In the life insurance classes this tax rate has been raised from one to two per cent, and in the fire classes the rate has been raised from one to oae and half per cent.
 The statement filed by the Deputy Insurance Commissioner reads as fol- lows:
 The total amount received by the department was $11S.O4.49, and the expenses were $l.67453
 The following are the receipts and disbursements of the Insurance Depart ment from January l to June 30, 1907. and data as to companies admi .ted and withdrawn. compiled by Mir. Sexton: Company Meenses-Seventy-on fire s7,171: forty-hve life. s4,545; thirty-two miscellaneous. $3.232; nineteen mutual aid. $3sO; 167 companies, $15.32S. Agents Licenses 2.S07 fire $9,82450. 69S life. $2,443; 305 miscella- neous. $1,067.70: 3,81O agents, $1S.335.
 Premium Tax-Fire, 1 per cent on s2,9Os,326, BPS, 9,OS3,26; life, per cent on $4,8S9, ,796, $4S,S97.96; miscellaneous, ] per cent on $342.069, $S.42O.69: mutual aid, l per cent on $3OO.S09. $S,0OS.O9; under 2605 Code. 149. Total premiums tax. $S4.411,49. Total amount received $I13,074.49.
 Expenses, including salary Deputy Commissioner-Janu $457.42; Feb ruary, $26535: March. $338A5; April. $219.01; May. $19S,41; June, $200.91. Total expenses, $1,6745S.
 Net to State. $111,399.96.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
MAXWELL ENTERED
CANDIDATES OF SENATOR'S MAIL
 LORY AND TALITFERRO.
Contest For Position of Federal Judge shipl Made Vacant By Death of
 Swayne, Made More Interest- .><

Pensacola, Fla, July (speciaD- The contest for the position of judge of federal court for this district made vacant by the death of Judge Swayne was made more interesting this after noon, when it became known that Sena- tor s. R. Mallory and Senator James P. Taliaferro had entered Judge Evelyn Maxwell, a Democrat for the position
 Judge Maxwell served for many years as circuit Judge of the State and later served as Judge of the Supreme Court. %
 Fred. T. Myers of Tallahasse is also 8 candidate for the appointment. Dis trict Attorney Sheppard, who is the only Republican woh Is looking for the appointment has not only been en- dorsed by the Republican machine but also by many Democrats of the State including high state officials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
Inuentor Of Submarine
 Wanted to Arouse Teddy.

Oyster Bay, July S.--An effort on the part of young man of powerful phy- sique to interview President Roosevelt at 4 o'clock this morning was frpstrat- ed by the secret service police at Saga more Hill.
 The caller whose name has been withheld, but who is member of we'll known and respectable New Jersey family, had evidently lost his mental eauilibrum through enthusiasm regard ing the merits of a submarine boat he claims to have perfected and which he thought President Roosevelt ought to know about, without the slightest de-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09

lG.. in view of the proposed plan to send the battleship fleet to the Paci- flc.
 He came to oyster Bay in a touring car hired in New Jersey for the trip and in charge of two machinists. The automobile had not climbed half way up Sagamore Hill when it was halted by one of the secret service men, who induced the inventor to turn about and wait in the village until morning. Af- ter an interview with Secretary Loeb at the executive office this morning he returned to his home where 1t is un- derstood he will be cared for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09

The Ice Cream Cones and Bricks sold on the streets are made by the Larkin Ice Cream Co, and are pure and whole some. and made under the most sani- tary conditions of any, Ice Cream in "A 4dy. LARKIN ICE CREAM co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
BUSINESS COLLEGE

CALL, write or phone for catalogue and Great Summer Discount" card DrauKhon's Bus College. Dexter opposite Post onice.
 If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
TYPEWRITERs.

NEW and second hand typewriters for sale. machines of all makes rented repaired and exchanged: supplies and accessortes. n L. pavant successor to Terry and Dsvant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
MULES AND HORSES.

A GOOD supply of both mules and horses on hand Prices right. We will be glad to have you call and see us before buying. Abraham Bros. Horse Mule Co.,. 121-l2a Lea St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09

wAUKEsHA HoTEL-And bath house.
 Hot Springs Ark. baths under Government Supervision. A first class hotel for first class people Special summer rates now in effect Write for booklet that will give you full information. Al A. Reynolds &Wm. H. Tarvera Props- --2a-su-tu-th-t8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

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 BOOKBINDING and special rulings attend ed 10 with care at Waldo Printing Co. Orders from printers and general public solicited. 23-tu-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
LOST.

LosT--A bay mare about years old. blaze faced and left ear cropped. Last seen near Perry St. and Jefr Davis Ave about 6 o'clock p. m on July :. Finder will please notify J. R. Borden at old Hawes place near Country Club and receive reward
 1s-3t IOsT-Child's gold Iocket and chain; initials M L " Reward if returned to 35 Hol- combe St. or phone 2046. 1S-e-o-d
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
LAUNDRY.

WYE DO IT''-The very best domestic hn- agents wanted Troy Steam LaundER. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
H0RSEs-FOR SALE.

~---@-~~---->---------> SEVERAL good gentle city broke family
 horses cheap. For rent all kinds new turn outs Splendid driving horses. MOnerief g Stables. 12s Lee St -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
PERSONAL.
ENGRAVING.

WANTED-You to illustrate your ads. with our cuts they add 25 per cent. to the St- tTacttvsnesa of any ad. talk 1t over with The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone SGT, -0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
FOR RENT-RESIDENcES.

FOR RENT-to October 1st. (for practical ly no rent) to acceptable party. with ref erences; e new two-story, seven room peb- ble dash cottage. on South Perry Street. P. o. Box 124 14-Tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
COAL
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loen on watcheR diAmondA jew. eiry. guns and pistols; don't worry your frisnds when in need of . small loan; eons to uG: our business is strictly confidential: Nontgomsry Loan Co. -ke
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Stofe No 14 South Bainbridg ge street, opposite Capitol grounds lot 25x100 feet. John Randolph. s. Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--one elegant first floor flat. west side Gay-Kirkland flats. Seven rooms. steam heat. hot and cold water furnished. Possession October 1st Phone 1903 or 3O66. Gay & Kirkland 13-su-tu-wed FOR RENT-Store and opera house for one or more years. Good opening and good town for business J. B. Long. Abbeville: Ala 1T-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
AT SKATING RINK.
New Speciality Act Engaged fc
This NNeek

The Introduction OF high-cnss spec
laities at the big roller-rink ut lakewood
appears to have struck the popular
fancy. Since the act or the Eight Cor
nallas was put on as n 'feeler'. the
public have virtually demanded a con-
tinuance OF this policy, and the manage
tnent ever anxious TO please their pat
rons. are, at heavy expense, bringing
here the Very cream Of tho vaudeville
profession. This weeks attraction Will
be the first Southern appearance OF Or
Vile and Frank. Ripley acrobats. in a
sensational act that will prove winner.
This pair OF artists come here direct
from q long and successful run in New
York City, and are sent In accordance
with instructions from the local manage
ment that absolutely nothing but the
best act obainnble Is desired.
in announcing the booking OF Orville
and Frank for the week the New York
booking agents Of President Wells, OF
the Amusement Park Corporation, oper-
ators OF the biz rollcr-rink, wired that
they were sending an act seldom
cqualed--never excelled.''
Chick the cyclist, who concluded his
weeks engagement at the rink last
night, amused hundreds OF pleasure
seekers.
On Friday night of this week the usual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
School Childrens Eyes Should
Receive the Most Careful Attention.
BY DFs. RUDDs Il BUCHANAN, Neurologss

& 4 GI MI
The infringement
but remembers that
Of
blessed with perfect health
to houtr parent giving
condition
little, they
alteration
mayb head-
redo
majority 1t s defective chids Of
blackboard,
the class
Of its information through tho amportant
faculty correctly information
without
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which
IS ten tier ian In perfectly eye.
defective is the primary least
until they
NEURoLoGsTs
anything defects
nevou
Appointments Made Phone 1884,
Hours 9-5 SOL East Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
FAST ASHLAND TEAM.
Prospects for Good Ball at Pro:
gressiYe Little Town Good.

Especial TO Inc cs-DlSpatch.]
ASHLAND. VA. February l6.-The
prospects are bright for another fast
baseball team in Ashland the coming
season. Mr.. Elliott NJ. Jordan, who
so successfully managed the team IN
1903 and 1904, will again have charge
CT the team. No man Is more capable
of Milling tho position than Mr.. Jor-
dan lie knows the game from hc-
ginning to end, and can still play the
game with most Of them, and with
HIM ut the head, Ashland people feel
satisfied that they will have a winner
Several of tho men Of the 1908 team
will be OH the team this year. They
are Bridges, Swift, Leal<e and DR.. Jor-
dam These men in past years have
proven a terror to pitchers, and thcy
are Just as good now as they ever
were, and tho strength of tho team
will. depend much upon their ability,
both as nelders and hltters. Mills, a
younger brother Of Barley Mills, win
| be- given q tryout. Ho is a good ono,
and will no doubt make the team. An
effort will DO made TO try and get
| Boone and Phillips. the two Barton
! Heights stars, and Bob knightly. the
fast Richmond catcher. Those men
will help much to add strength to the
team, Games have been arranged with
Randolph acon College for March
| 10th and 23d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
SAM EMERY TO
try RAGING AGAIN.
Won the First Brooklyn Handi-
cap With Dry
Monopoe.
PURCHASES 16 YOUNGSTERS
Among Them a Half-Sistcr to
/. 4.
PURCHASES 16 YOUNGSTERS
Among Them Half-Sistcr to
Mexican, the Great Son Of
Mirthful.

NEW YORK. February 1o--sam
Emery, the man who won the first
Brooklyn Handicap with Dry Mono
pole will re-entcr racing next sea-
son with n fine bunch or two-ycar-
ODDS. Mr.. Emery Is n man of some dis
crmination himself in horse -rn cling.
and In the selection of these young
sters ut tho yearlinE salcs last year
his own Judgment was supported by
expert advice of n high order Ho
did not pntronize ono particular salo
or buy the product or any one stall
lion. Mr. Emery bought anything that
looked good to him for which he
thought he could afford to pay. There
arc sixteen youngsters In the Emery
barn, and here is list OF them:
Chestnut colt, by Solitaire 1I--AIar-
ccllc.
Bay colt. by scmpronius- Marshall Neil.
Bay colt, by Griffon--Lady Moccu-
sin
Bay colt, by Griffon-Blue Bells.
Bay colt. by Blues-Bunch
Chestnut colt, by Mathematician
Bay colt, by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c.
Chestnut cole, by Star Shoot--CalIio.
Bay colt, by Enthusiastically Re-
becca.
Bay geldlng, by Ruskln-Lady spcn-
Ger.
Bay gclding. by Handspring-Ala
Miss.
Bay filly. by Sempronius--Tawros
Chestnut filly, by Star shoot-alag-
ma Charta.
Brown filly. by DE Beauvolr-Emma
Louise.
Bay 1ly. by lngoldsby-Rose Lady.
Black tiy, by Frankfort-Llandrino.
Some OF these are we'll connected
youngsters, and many dates have been
made for them by Mr.. Emery The
Notwithstanding Nlly Is half
sister TO no lcss successful horse
than Mexican. Mexican was the first
of the sons Of Mlrthful to discover
first-class form. After no won several
races under the cherry and white
Jacket of John Madden, his. breeder,
Richard T. Wilson. u. paid a big
price for him. But Mr.. Wilson did not
have great deal Of luck with aIexl-
can. The colt was lame almost from
the beginning of his career in the Will
son stable. He Is now the head OF Mr..
Wilson'S stud Two-y car-olds by him
VIII race this season. Besides Claim
ing close uterine relationship with
Mexican Mr.. Emcry's Llandrlno f!lly is
q half-sister to Boanerees, SUCCESS
tui race-horse and stud.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Rev. Mr.. Colonna to Speak,

8 At tim Central Yeung Mania Christlpn
AasoaIatlon buildIng, this afternoon, Rev.
NJ. 3. doionha, III, the new pastor: Of
Park Place Methodist Church, will apeak
to mon only, Ills theme being ''Tho
shhdow Of Great Rock The opening
illustrated SONG pory!co Will begin at $3.50
o'clock, and IN always interesting and
helpful. Mr.. \. *. Phillips will sing.
The HoyH' Sunday Afternoon Club viii
meet IN the association auditorium Mt 2lb
O'clock, tho meeting opening with an
illustrated song service. Tho talk Will
be made by General Secretary Mckee, tho
subject being The Best Third Of a
Boy All boys over ton and not YET
sixteen are invited.
The Conversational Bible Study Club
will meet Immediately after tile mens
meeting, and the Gymnasium Bible Study
Club at the usual hour.
The younger young mems meeting will
DO held at the Usual hour In the boys
department rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
j, j. cORBETT's BROTHER
DEAD FROM HEART DISEASE

{ SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. february
16.-Harry Corbett, q sporting man.
and brother OF James J. Corbett. FORM
erly champion heavyweight puslilist.
was found dead this morning
Corbett died OF heart disease az ms
home. He was at his place of business
last night, but during the night he was vas
seized with severe cold, accompanied
by slight congestion OF the lungs. This
morning he went TO the bathroom.
wantGto the bathroom, where she found
her father unconscious. She screamed
for help, and when a special policeman
arrived Corbett was dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
VAN DERBlLT's HORSES
OFF FOR ENGLAND

NEWPORT, r. l.. February 16.-
Twenty-seven thoroughbred horses
from the stables Of Alfred G. Wander
bit. at Oakland Farm, Portsmouth.
were shipped to New York to-day.
land on the steamer Minnetonka The.
horses, all Of which are ribbon win
ners, Will be driven by Mr.. Vanderbilt
at the international Horse Show, which
is to be held in London next SPRING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
PRINCE WILLIAM POLITICS
MI. Tyson Janney Will Oppose
T. H. Lion for House.
rSnec In ia nh q MI n sna trl, II

4 MANASSAS, VA, February 16.-From#
present outlooks, politics in Prince VIII
liam county will be more lively than
usual this year. Mr.. Il. II. Lion. pres-
ent member OF tho Legislature from this
county. will be opposed by Mr. Tyson
Janney, Of Occoquan. Both OF these gen-SysS
uemen are very popular in the county
and pretty fight for the honor is Looked
forward to. Az H a fs3ss,
c.. A. Sinclair has announced that has
will be a candidate for the Office of Com
monwealth's Attorney, In opposition to the
present incumbent, ]. B. Il. Thornton, III
Judge Charles Nicol, who is aspiring
to the seat III Congress made vacant by
the recent death of Mr.. Rixey, has be-
gun q very active campaign, and Judge
Nicol's many friends here are confidently
looking forward to his election.
Mr.. Joseph T. Baker. one of the coun-S
tvs best citizens. died at his home near
Manassas this morning III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Woodbury. Wins.

rSpecial to The Tim es- Dispatch.l
ORANGE, VA, February 16.-Wood-
berry defeated Locust Dale this after
noon in a basketball game. score ~
to 3. woodberry's clever passing and
good throwing We're a delight to the
spectators. Visitors claimed that their
poor showing was due to the fact tina
they We're not accustomed TO sylnna :
stun as large as Woodberry's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17

program of races will be held and
though it is as yet incomplete, good
bin is n ssured. ALI the week the new
series OF pictures will be shown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
EFt.blIshsd 1917

Alkaline Antiscptic Makes
the gums strong and healthy,
gives the teeth pearly lustre,
puriiics the breath, What more
could you ask OF SOZDDONT?
DO not experiment with denti-
friccs. The teeth will not stand
Stand by soZODONT and
the teeth will stand by you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17

died Friday night Mt MS nome III CioPtOu'
Chesterfield county, Will take place TINS
afternoon from ST. Andrews Chnrch' IN
Richmond, and the interment will be
made in Riverview Cemetery. MIR. Lee
was a very well-known and popular cit
izen OF the county. and was memp~S
OF Joe Johnston Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, Of Manchester.
Roll Of Honor.
The following completes the list Of
the honor pupils and those who wer"
promoted at the intermediate eSa1nina-
tons in the Manchester public schools:
First Primary Grade (Aiss OBrien,
Teacher).-rirs Honor-Ruth Con-
over. Myrtle Caudle, Mary Christian.
Gertrude Dunnlvant, Jennie Dowdy.
Gladys Johnson. Annie Kahn. Edna
Lauson, Bcula Rose, Myrtle Snita,
Esther Shotwcl, Nina Smith, Willie
Brown. Nellie Patram, Joseph Gallo
way, Van Harlowe, Page Kelley.
Second Honor-Pearl Clarke. Evelyn
Harroway, Alice Robertson, Earl
| Bowles, Willie Harris. Lester Miller,
Raymond Rush, Clifford Moseley.
Others Promotcd--Hazel Baughar,
Margaret Baltimore. Gladys Cook, Core
Clam, Daisy Goodman, Hazel ME..m,
Annie Meyers, Eunico Roper, Oln
/ w LtHtL <AlAS,S "a S'AuA NAAAAS'''
Writ Barksdale. David Hey, Thornton
Davis, Linwood Elder, Willie Fitch,
Seldom Flippen, Grey Garnett, Robert
Nunnally, Charlie Powell, Ira Rey-
nolds, Willie Ragland, Maynard Satch-
field, David Spain, Milvin Stable. WAGE
McCargo, Taylor Bailey, Walter Hen
| ley
Second Primary Grade tMrs. Gwath-
mey, Teacher).-First Honor = Ray
mond Hall. Corwith Jollltte Robert
Woods, Linda Do Brito. Glennls Green
wood. Eatrerine GwalLlncy, Etkel
Laws, Estollo Lester. Ruth Mcnamara
Emily Peasley, Lorele Timmons, Eve
!lyn Wright,
Second Honor-Lce Mullen, John
Tyler, Della Atwell. Mollie .l3aber, Liz
zle Day Barbara Godscy, Mary Gills
Virgie Moss, Sarah Mlstend Carrie
Martin, Mary Stein. Edith Markham.
Others Promoted-Gwendoline Jew
ret Ellington. Alleen East, Thelma
Williams, George Day, Richard Has
| tings, Garland HaZclwood Spencer
Hancock, Leonidas Livesay, Christian
Ley, Joseph Owens. Thomas Pugh
Earl Parrish. Earl BEDFORD, James
White. Glenwood Hudglns, Herbert
| Reams.
Third Primary Grade (Aliss Bohan-
nan. taachor)-First Honor--Montcirc
Nelson. Loring Purdle. james Robin.
son. Luther Sampson. Helen Anderson
Ella Bowen, Sadie Cook. Lillian IIar.
man, Hattie Jones, Mabel Sampson
Cora Tatum, Mamie Narrel.
Second Tlonor--Howard Burruss
Lewis Opplcman Lewis walton yir.
ri,ia Archer Gladys Rnl,ocls Mn,;opn,
Sa,ro1, Jcssio DnVn, Imr.v IJuShos
car,aI, philIlns Alma SUMMERS Az,
Set, = -
Dsnurs rro,l.ote.u---iA SoN' JESSIE
uiii' WHARF 10ue'iil,lil' 3uhrihha 1tehi,ls
| Winner Hoplnson' Gornelia Bass, Mac
- louise smart M. Mashollt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
In Police Court.

Eldridge Binford, a negro boy. was
fined s. and costs by Mayor Maurice yes
terday morning on tho charge Of steal
ing ride on tho street cars. The negro
was hanging to q fender when lie was
caught by Conductor Putney and Motor
man Clinely, of tho Hull Street line
Mayor Maurice said that lie intended to
fine every boy caught attempting to steal
ride and that lie would in the future
impose a heavier fine. Tho Passenger
and Power Company have had to answer
to several suits because of injuries to
boys who swung to tho tenders and
Jumped off III front OF moving cars.
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nan, BERTHE Holt, Helen Pugh, Lucille

nan, Berthe Holt Helen Pugh, Lucille
Robinson.
Others Promotcd-Norman Andrews.
Emmett Beach, Walter Buckner, Allan
Gill, Emmett Moss, George Nicholson,
Marshall Turner, Blanch Simms, Made-
line Toney Mabel Wnddell
Fifth Primary Grade (AIlss BronauGh,
Teacher) Honor-Beatrice Brew
or, Ruby Clary, Mamie Dorset, Ruby
ginia Onesty, Edna Powell, Florence
Worsham. Elsie Young, Ida Worsham,
Ralph Cole Archer Cook, Henry Jones,
Heth Percivul, Leonard Phillips, Ever
EFT Ragland.
Second Honor--Helen Crooks. Cay
nell Curry, Jane Elan, Yernell Huband,
! Louise Nicholas, Grace Paul, Kather-
Inc Stein, Bessie Wtngo, Estelle Wingo,
Ernest Taylor, Calvin Walsh. Daniel
Worsl,am.
Others Promoted-Arary Barksdale,
Excel Cersley, Alma Goodman, Rachel
Kidd, Jessie Newell, Violet Pettigrew,
l.Virsie Powers, Agnes Reynolds, Cas-
sic Savory, Omer Tlngle. Bertha Var
nlerr, Vashti Waldrop, Raymond Blank
cnshp, Edwin Bass, Philip Bulifunt,
Lloyd ClaStor, Robert Dalton, Law
!erence Fischer, Marshall Green, Clar-
fence Grubbs, Berley HaddocE. Jacob
Labor, Percy Laws Clyde Parkinson
Luther Pleasants, Raleigh Robinson,
David Snellings,, Charles Wake.
! Sixth Primary Grade (AIlss Lamb.
Teacher -t'irst Honor-Franll Badly,
Curtis Bell, Garnett Campbell hurry
Green, George Gooding, sammie Good
beer, Taylor Jolllffe, Robert Jones.
Rush Loving, Leslie Roach, Edgar
Saunders. Willie Williams. John Stark,
5 Gilmore Battle. Lizzie Bailey, Mildred
Boss, Marie Ellington. Estelle Fergus
son, Louise Johnson, Ethel Randlett,
iNettlo White, Ola Waymack. Agnes
Cook, Florence Neiser.
Second Honor-Helena Anderson
Iona Bohannon, Adele Crouch, Annie
owen, Virginia Odeu, Flora strader
Gertrude Taylor. OraNCampbcll, FLOYD
3Childress, Otis Ely. Raymond Ellis
Eugene Kirkhap, Aubrey Marshall
| Fucker Parkinson, Earl Vincent, Fred
Wright, Vernon Worsham, Leon Will
| liams
Others Promoted-Fred Jenkins Rosa
mond Clay Ethel Day. SUSIE Jones, Glen.
mis- Ray. Bessie Reams.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral services of MI, Robert T..
Taylor were conducted from "Buck Hill"
Swansborn, yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Tho Rev. Benjamin Dennis. Of
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church, OIL
Scinted.
Tho pail bearers were Messls. William
Taylor. Walter Taylor Taylor Robertson,
Cullen Robertson. Allen Taylor. Ben p
Owen, Robert Walden and Henry Walden.
Intermcnt was made In Alalry Cemetery
Tho funeral of Mr.. Joseph Lee. who