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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

First English Lutheran church. SIX
teenth, near Market. E G. Howard pas
to-smday school at $3.50 a. m. Mr: >,
p, Kindelberger. superintendent: morn
rs, ~ TJofy Communion: Barnitz Lea
cue a. s:45: evening worship at 7:So'
with Communion.
Music for the day:
Come Ye Dssconsolated" .sGhnSTThsr
come to Our Hearts and Aoioc La.
Rock Of Ages. ,a1u On
God So Loved tho world" 49, Stalner
Characteristics. Johnson. Miss Nelnln-
gar. Mr.. Rycott, Mr.. Neer.
OrSanist-aGsS Israel.
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'SpirituaIist Church
Will Be Dedicated
pe3hcatory Services viii Start To-mor-
row and VIII Continue Through
ont tho Week.

The First Spiriiua,tst Association ";iu
hold services in dedication OF its first
temple Of worship. Sunday. Septemb-!
10th. at II O'clock a. tn. AMI 40 p Ia.
Dr. George q. Warne. OK Ch;caso. III.
president OF tho National SpIcituaitS:
Association, will bn the spaahec. Rev
c. V. Morrow. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Will
be tho message bearer after ;hs mocnln :
and evening sermons Services will BE-
continued durIae the Week. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Il; 100 ?. m.
Sermons will be delivers! by Row. w. j.
Frwood. pastor First Spt:itualist TEMPE.
Philadelphia Pa SpIri, messages viii
be- given at close OF ZACH sermon by the
local pastor. Rev; C. W. WAY, thurs
adv. Friday and Sunday tho i+th. 10th
and nth. sermons VIII ba Delivered by
Rev. D. \. Herrtck. pastor os r!y:M9"th
Spirttualst temple. Rochester. y. At
80 p N Spirit messages will oe given
by Mrs. D. A. EIerelck The public Is
cordially invited to hsar tneso gifted
speakers,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

St. James Evange!!cal Lutheran
church. 140e-1411 ChapIine street; Rnv'
A. ". verdor. pastor: Rev. u: L. ses S,,n
Sav as a. m. Sunday school and Biote
classes. English and Gecan; 1880 a m.
aHrvest Homo services in the German
language; Tuesday evening meeting OF
the Luther League: THURSDAY eEcn'is
meeting Of the vestry: Friday afternoon
M O'clock meeting Of the catechetlcaI
class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

Tho Third Presbyterian Church. Thir-
ty-Eighth and Jacobs SITS. J. T; Ley
enberger D. D. Pastor: The usual serv-
.ces will Be hold Sabbath, SEPTEMBER
10th. Preaching at 10:45 \ VI: SAB
bath School at $3.50 \. VI. Preaching at
T:30 P. ". The Attainment OF Life.
Chas. NJ Earhart will be the speaker
at tho morning service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

ST. Matthew'S Episcopal church, Cor.
Chapllne and Fifteenth Street7. The
Rev R E. L. Strlder, Rector. The serv-
ices during the week will be az follows:
Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. S:Q3 y.
Al, Holy Communion. 1890 \. NJ.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. 9:l5 y.
NJ. Sunday School No evening service
until further notice.
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LUTHERAN.

z,o, Lutheran church. o11s Market
street Rev. A. /. Benze. pastor-T welfth
sunday after Trinity, Sunday school at
els a. m. Chief service az l9:3V a; m;
Tespers at 1850 .. m. The SUNDAY schoo!
sunday evening. Special congregational
meeting on next Tuesday eveninS. the
catechet3cal classes will be organized tor
the coming winters instruction py kew.
Eenze on Saturday at $3.50 O. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

st. Andrews Church. Thirty-saventh
There will DO service sin St Andrews
Church tomorrow, the twelfth Sunday
after Trinity. celebration OF Holy COM
munton at eight o'clock \. Il. Sunday
School at 9:45 A. NJ. and Evening Prayer
and Sermon at 7:50 o'clock
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prc,,,.v NJ +. church. l3dEwood. G..

Buckley NJ +. church. EdEw3od' I; a.
cn;dnr minister, Their" will be public
M"fS rv"ni n.y. a45 a, m. and !:i5 p. m: re-
s %ncctiycIv, Tho suhj"cr of the morn.
ing discourse will h" The Parable or
trc SOILS" Tho text Of tho evening ser
mon We Came into His Own and His
own Received Him Not"
The sunday School meets at 9:@n a.
NJ. in charge Of ]. L; Soles. Supt. FRAY
or Meeting each Wednesday evening III
charge Of the pastor.
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Second Presbyterian Church. Corner
Market and Twentieth. Rev. Thomas G
Koontz, D. D.. the pastor Will preach
Sunday both services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

Vance Memorial Presbyterian CHURCH
Woodsdale. James Meese Potter ~ d.;
minister Service AT II 4. NJ. and : 80
iP. n. Morning subject: The Spnlrit or
rank account in which there Is no
nynrdrar,." Sunday School and Adult
FihIc Glasses a, $50 a. NJ Young Eco
pIes' meeting ut 6:45 T. N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
NOWADAYS IT'S DIFFERENT

ity, nervousness, mental depression,
milling. etc. or are thin. scrawny,
run down. pale and delicate looking,
don't fail to send at once for this in
troductory offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

First ChrlStIan ChuTCh--Nev- ". X.
Fields. Pastor. Services Sunday Sep
Combination Service-10:15 with sermon
by the pastor. Subject Needs OF the
Church. Christian Fndeavor Societies,
s:45 P. n. Evening Service. 7:45. Sub
Jet Of sermon Hearing the Call"
evening at T:45. Ladies' Aid Society
meets on Thursday at the church. All
day session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

Warwood Lutheran Church. The Cen
trail High School. place Of meeting. Key
Ralph A. Harshman. pastor. Sent ~
Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. Divine
1880 p. NJ. Sunday School at $3.50 I. 81.
All are cordially invited.
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CITY AFTER PLANT
Wheeling Commercial Association to
Bid for Eleven Million Dollar
hrroor Factory

The new industries and manufac-
turing department committee Of the
Wheeling Commercial Association, of
which John B. Garden is chairman,
will present a brief to be presented to
the advisory board Of the United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

ST. James Evangelical Luth"rnh
Chanel Elm Grove. ". Va Rev. N: ::
Steuer. Assistant Pastor. sunday. $50
4. VI. Sunday School and Bihlc Ci ass
urday afternoon at ? o'clock meeting OF
the CatechetiCa1 class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

st. Luke's Episcopal Churc.i. Jacob
Eritneyham. Il. D., Rector. Twelfth
Sunday after Trinity Sept. 10. Sunday
School 9:l5 4. VI. forming service unl
sermon. 1G:sD =. II. Evening scrvics
and address. go .. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

81. Matthew's Lutheran Church. Rev.
c.. T.. Helm. Pastor. il2 Water Street,
Rrnwnod. W. Va. Twelfth sunday after
Trinity. $50 A. NJ. Sunday School and
Rible Class. 1880 \. NJ. Divine Services
Mt which Rev. Adolph Ebert ST.. OF
PITTSBURGH will preach. Friday ut +.
NJ choir rehearsal
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Thomson Methodist Episcopal church.
Broadway and Ohio Str"stS. on tAs IS
lana William Calvert Har:incsr. min
lister. $50 a m. Suada:. scaool. IL %h
a. m. public worship. D.. J. Sumna;
Stone Of New York. will preach 80
.. m, Epworth League service. ':%9 p.
m. preaching by the pastor. subject
where Is Thy Cod" Special :nuSic
by our vested choir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
wARwoop CHURCHES.

Warwnod Presbyterian Church--"The
Friendly Church"--20th street near War
wood Ave-. z. +. Carson. pastor. Scrv-
ices for Sunday. Sept. 10th. rs follows
Sunday School ata:%0 y. N: MornlnE;
worship 10:45. Subject. The 23rd
Psalm" Evening service Mt 7:A5. SUB
jcct, rs the Church Keeping Pace with
World Progress?" You are cordially in
vited to these services,
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

First United Presbyterian caurch
Chapllne street. one door north or post
office. Charles II. Robinson, pastor
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UHrTARIAN.

North OF Twelfth. Rev. J. A. c. Fag-
ginger Ruer. minister Service at II A.
N. Topic: THE Positive Message OF
Cnitarianism." The Bible Glass and
Sunday School will begin next Sunday.
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Stone Church. Elm Grove. l.. r. Level
lvn. pastor. Preaching at II a NJ.
and 100 T. NJ by pastor. Sabbath
school ut a:45 Jr. c. E. at 1880. ST.
c. E. at $50.
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St Pau!s Church. Elm Hr"v", !. -
cav ,,isb p.ctor. There viii no S"rvic"
in 81. raul's church tomorrow LhH
,rr.If;h Sunday after Trinity. at hall
past ion o'clock ~ NJ. whom ther" Will
hc celebration Of Holy communion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

Barnesville Churches.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
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ONT THE PIKE CHURCHES.

Edswcod Lutheran Church. fh" EdE-
wood Town hall, place Of meeting. Rev"
Ralph A. HarShman. pastor. sep. ~.
,rnrsbir win Grriunu by the pastor nj
1880 !. NJ. SUNDAY School IL $50 y.
NJ All are welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

Fourth Street Methodist Fn!scopaI
church. The Mother Church" Chapline
street, south Of Twelfth: Clarence
Eugene Allen. D. D., pastor, Prot. IenrE
Hartman, organist and choir master.
Sunday school with classes foc ali ages
at e:l5~a a. M Kindergarten department.
for children from three TO six years at
1890 a N. Parents may leave thel:
small children In this G"0artmcnt and
attend church service. Pablo worship
With preachIns BY >ns- pastor at 1870
a. m. and 1880 ?. m. Morning suojec1.
The Healing Waters. ~ the peo-
Of the sermon will he Tho Founder an?
the Confounder." This will b. brief
service. Mid-week service. Wednesday
at T:45 ,. m
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~~~~rD~

Chapltne Street Methodist Episcopal
church ,2312-23l8 Chaplins street. sam
r1,l Charles Jones. mtaiSter-ro the FOL
lowing a very cordial invitation "a sX-
tended: s:4S. Sunday school. Mr.. y. l.
Winters. superiat s.ldent: limo. morning
dcvotions The pastor will preach; SUB.
icct: without the Shedding Of Blood
sac Eoworth League This Is Rally
Service for our League. y special pro
gram for young people. 80. evening
devottona The passoc will preach. sub
jcct: "a Great Refusal" Sp"ctat 'nuSic
at all services. Prayer meeting on We'd
nesday evening Choir FRIDAY evening
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m.MECHEN CRURCHEs.

Christian church. McMcch"n, corner
Fourth and Logan streets, parsonage In
an mo block on Fifth street. c. ". Full
lnr Jr.. minister. Bell phone 1851.
Rihla school. 10 a. m. Earl Freeman,
Superintendent. Morning worship. II
o'clock. Junior Endeavor 3 p. m.
Senior End"avor. SIS r. m, Evening
Worship. 7:I5. Prayer Meeting. We'd
rssday evening. Ladies' Aid meeting
ali day Thursday with lunch at noon
served by Mrs. Fl. c. Ullom and Mrs.
William Tarr. Choir rehearsal. Friday
evening. Saturday evening Company
M" Team Workers will have on sale in
he church basement chicken sandwich
90, coffee. cake and Ice cream.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09

Zaae Street Methodist E?iScon2l
church, corner Seventeenth and Jacob
streets. ". NJ. Schultz. pastor. Preach
ing both morning and evening by The
pastor; morning hour. 10 q. m. evening
hour T:45. Bible class at 7 O'Clock Sun
day school at 11:I5. c. B. Lennon
SUPERINTENDENT Prayer meeting. We'd
nesday evening. 1880. Junior League,
Friday afternoon at 3:45.
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HOPE N. E. church, N. D; Griffin. pas,
tor. To the following services cordia!
1nvitation Is extended: Sunday school
at s:45 a m, Mr. Roy Earlewine. super
intendent. Morning worship at II
O'clock. Rev. c. =. AIarstcn. pastor Of
the Warwood NJ E. church. will preach
and administer the Holy Communion.
Evening worship at 7:45. sermon ny
nastor. Concord Lodge No. 1e. Indspen,,
dent Order Of Odd Fellows Will attend
the evening service in body Prayre
meeting. Wednesday evening at ~;
Epworth League, Fplday evening at the
usual hour.
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Wesley Methodist ntscopar GnUrcs..
so? ' Tse SiieS: IS the esie1aa Or
services for tho coming week: Sunday
school at $3.50 q, m. John Humphrey
Preachfnc hy tho pastor at 1o:45 =. n.
and T:so p n. Epwovth League, Mon
day evening, Mrs. Black. leader Nj, Md
week prayer and praise service. We'd.
nesday evening. We should not neglect
this very Important, meeting. K is tAi
~coalins station" for the rsratnder OF
the week Choir rehearsal. Thursday
evening. under tho direction OF Fror'
Frank Kincheloe.
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McMechcn Church IF God. Sunday
school. o:45 am. G. r; Lowe supcrin-
tandpnt. Regular worship and sermon.
1o:45 a. m. This is our last service
the evening on account OF our going to
the Eldership. r. B. Wenger pastor.
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German NJ E church, Chapltne street
Rsv. T. A Specknar. pastor. Sunea!
school. Sis a m: preaching services
1890 a ~, and 7:45 :. m. Rev T. =;
Kpiclrrehm Of Berea, Ohio. VIII preact
In the English language.
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Methodist Episcopal church. McMcch-
On. Rev. Arthur Lazenhy announces the
following program Of services: Sunday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-25
COMPULSORY IDEA
 TO FAIL IN CONGRESS
 AT PRESENT SESSION
Continued from Page one1

(Continued from Page One) the temporary death of the compulsory training idea. Representative Dent of Alabama, chairman of the committee, has stated to the correspondent of The Age Herald that it is practically certain that his committee will oppose any radical departure from present conditions
 Prem what is judged excellent informa- ton, the committee will vote as fol- lows:
 THE LINEUP
 Against compulsory training: Demo- cratic, Dent of Alabama Fields of Ken lucky; Shallenberger of Nebraska; Lit tlepage of West Virginia; Wise of Geor- gia; McKellar of Tennessee; Gordon of Ohio: Quinn of Mississippi; Nichols of South Carolina. Republicans: Anthony of Kansas; Crago of Pennsylvania; Hull of Iowa; McKensie of Illinois.-l3.
 For Compulsory Training-Democrats Olney of Massachusetts; Farley of New York Caldwell of New York. Republic ans: Tilson of Connecticut; Greene of Vermont; Kahn of California; Morin of Pennsylvania.-T
 It is said to be probable that Repre- sentative Caldwell will vote against rad ica1 change in this session of Congress. It is regarded probable that in fu- ture session of Congress, Representatives Crago and Anthony will favor some form of compulsory training.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-25

1. Robt. H. Downs R. F. D., No g. 2. Godfrey Glenn. 17O41s 9th ave. 8. J. c. Stapleton, Jr., Pearl st. 4. Lawrence Snowden, 470o 1st ave. 5. w. M. I<intzley, IA Ena ave- 6. Clarence Brown, Jr., 912 Tusca-
 loosa avenue
 '. E. H. Pierce, 27oS 23d ave, north. S. Frank Pickard, lilo Ave. G. 9. Lee Elliott Smart, 5907 2d ave. 10. Earl King Morrison, PIP Ave- F.
 EnsIey
 Il. J. A. McQuaid, 339 6th ave. 12 Earle Griffin, 130 18th st. 13. Re. Mattison, 911 Central. 14. Raymond Monroe 142s 39th st., N. 15. James Hartney; POI Edmond st. 16. James L. Powell, Jr., 100 27th st.,
 north.
 r. Lawrence Chambers 3325 12th ave-,
 north.
 IS. Leana Johnson, 1125 N. 2Oth st. 19 Albert Penola, 1916 Richard F. W. 20. Loe Lewis, 230 2d ave-, Thomas. 21. Joe Haskins, 720 Fist st. 22. Otis Kyle Lawson, 2426 Beam ave- 23 Roy Jayne, 4421 9th ave. 24 Robert Freeman, 5116 1st ave. 25 Thomas l.. Dickerson, 4222 Ave. B. 26. Lewis S. Evans, 1426 18th st., So 27. Bishop Lay, HIP 23d st. 2S. Kemp Parr Johnson, 2511 14th ave,
 north.
 29. Ben Chapman, 2305 3d ave- 30. John M. Buckner, 212S Avenue I. 31 Ezra Evans, 150 52d st. 32 Walter Virgil Riser, 3o9 1st ave. 8. Jas. Vance 2512 9th ave. 34. B. B. Mcclure, 1405 18th st. 35. Paul Smith, Route 2 Box 16o. S6. Frank Knox, 1926 17th st., north 37. Paul Duncan, 720 Huntsville ave 3s. Leon Warrington, Jr, 63 Maple st. 39 Arthur Carter, 1908 10th ave, south. 4O Cecil Webb, 2427 20th ave. fl. Charles Lester Maxey, Mount Yer
 non. III.
 42. Phillip Due, 2s0 Old 50th st. 43 J. w. Dillon, 2916 11th ave, north. A. M IT. Naff, Dolomite, Ala. 45. Frank Reinghart, 1429 Sth ave. 46. Louis Conradi, 623 s. 10th st. 4. P. B. Thomas, Jr., Fanfield, 44th
 street.
 AS. Fred Heslington, 1117 Pine st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-25
THE FRENCH ANSWER

Paris, December 24.-The unanimous vote of the Senate affirming that France conclude peace with an enemy who occupies French territory, coming at the same time as the peace note of the Swiss government, has stirred anew the French press and public. The ac- ton of these gave further indication of the attitude of the entente allies towards President Wilson's proposals, while conference voted in the Briand ministry was regarded most favorably.
 The foreign affairs committee of the chamber devoted large part of the session yesterday to an execution of President Wilson's note.
 IS MISTAKEN
 The Petit Journal suggests that President Wilson, in sending the note, knew he would have the support of Switzerland and says: France pities its neighbor. menaced like Belgium, perhaps, but France. which did not want war. knows that there are sug- gestions that honor and interest pre- vent it from hearing"
 The Petit Parienne says that the Swiss note confirms one of the declar- ations of President Wilson. referring to discussions engaged in five weeks ago between Berlin and Washington.
 The Echo De Paris says: Our resolu- tion will demonstrate once more that the federal council would be mistaken as to the feeling of the allies and the French, in particular, if it believed them disposed to negotiate with Germany. Germany has attempted the same effort in Switzerland as in other European neutral countries to procure benevolent intervention. Switzerland needs the vic tory of the allies to prevent her own absorption by Germany"
 The Matin says: Tt must be remarked that the federal council supports the efforts of America without associating itself with regard to the question. In- stead of asking the governments to make known the objects of the war, 1t limits itself to the very honorable wish that peace be concluded now and homage is to be rendered to the sentiments dictating the note''
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POI. Thomas H. Henry, 2131 16th ave, POP. Guy Morgan, R. l, Box, 17S1. 203. Carl Mote, R. G. Box 45 204. John Little, 1524 Aloise 205. Samuel Lichkoff 143O 18th ave, N. 2o6. Robert Camp, 4O2 St. Charles St. 2C7. James Emmerson Stubbins, 922
 42d st.
 POS. Harry Roberts, 2120 7th ave, N. 2o9. Andrew Lokas, 1900 Sth ave, N. 210. Guy Beck, TIA Tuscaloosa ave. 211. Robert Fenker, S014 Sd ave, E. l.. PIP. Clifton Clayton, Oxmore, Ala. 21S. Dick Nunnelly, 104 Halstead. 2l4. Claude Thompson, 34l0 10th ave. 215. Lester Davis. 216. Eugene Young Coughlin, S11s 18th
 ave, N
 PIT William Tatum, 1906 18th ave. 2lS. Edward Hawley. 740O 2d ave, E. l.. 219. Jennings Roberts. Fairfield, Ala. 22O James I. Fox, 811 12th ave. 221. Frank Jones, Gunner, ave. 222. Henry Bagley, IA Wood st. 223 Lawrence Kirkpatrick, 2104 22d ave. 224. Afford Kelly, So5 Cotton ave. 225. Elmer Morrison, 1907 18th st. 226. Lee Cover, Jr., 24S1 Sth ave. 227. c. N. Kicker 1880 14th ave, N. 22S. Russell Busby 501 2d- ave-, P. c. 229. Willard Campbell, 430, 18th st. 2S0. Laurence Sides 231. Archie w. Waters, 1219 Ave. H. 232. Emory Robinson, S21 Woodlawn. 233. Henry Danby, 1880 Allen 234. William J. Hickman, So9 Cotton
 ave.
 235. Edward Mosely, 511 22d st. 236 Alexander Mitchell. 2a7. Clyde c. Harris, 1915 18th ave-, N. 2Ss. John Owens, 414 Count st. 239. Franklin Glass, 241S Ave. F. 24o. Lon c. Davis, 1920 14th st. 241. Lang Milner. Jr., 3O07 18th ave. PAP. Roy T. Huffman, 2312 Orange st. 243. Robert Vincent King, 72O 22d st. PA. Forest Mosely, 800 20th st. 245. Frank Gresham, 3306 Ave. D. 246. Paul C1atpetta, 324 18th st. PAT. Jack P. Harding, 729 Tuscaloosa
 ave.
 PAS. Odel Allen, Jr, Vicksburg, Mss. 249. Theodore Reinhart, 142s 31st st. 20o. Robert Lee Muselwhite, 211 sth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-25

15o. Lawrence Anderson, Central
 Park.
 151. James Smith, 1881 Richard. 152. M Borden, TOP 18th st. 153. Philip Goldfrob, 910 18th st., N 154. Gus Boatrite, S514 c. R. D. 155. Ed Robinson, Jr., 3131 N. Blvd. 156. Teddy Morrison, 4927 10th ave. 157. Charlie Gammil, 720 24th st. 15S. Sam Barham, 3219 18th ave-, N. 159. Elloize Thomas. 915 2d.ave., W. w. 160. Clifford Blitchington, 5320 Austin. 16l. George Hancock. 29th st., Ensley. 162. Herbert Dickinson, 223 South st. 163. Dunnam Harkins. Bessemer, Ala. 16. Harry Veasy, 1124 17th st., N. 165. George Mackatee, Jr., 2156 Rose
 ave.
 166 Karl Almon, Pratt City. 167. Nelson Abercrombie, 1928 18th st. 16S. w. J. Perryman, 300 18th st. 16s. John Frankopolis, SIS, 21st., N. 17o Sam Mikwell, 1415 Ave I. I'll. Edwards H. Gordon, 1922 24th st. 172. James Jones, 3411 12th ave. 173. Walter Harrell. Jr.. 4321 9th ave-, s 174. Bradford G. Basque. S10 18th st. 175. Robert l.. Witte. 130 71st st. 176. l.. c. Cannon, 1926 14th ave, N. 177. L. Moody Hardley. 1923 St. Charles ITS. Harold Orr, 214 50th st. 179. Frank w. James, 171S Tuscaloosa
 ave.
 1S0. Norman Loften, 1907 18th ave. . 1S1. Mack Morrison. 2107 11th ave-, N. 1S2. Sidney J. Johnson, $500 Wade ave. 1S3. Frank Friedman, 1429 9th ave. 1S4. Mark Taliafero, 1408 33d st. 1855. Clarence Nichols, 1107 18th st. 1S6. Laird J. Fitch, S03 Sarah 1S7 Weiner Poyner, 11S 11th st. 1SS. Martin Geisel, TIP Sloss. 1S9. James Mitchell, 2507 9th ave. 190. John Collier, 220S Ave. I. 191. Joe Arbetter, 1425 8tn ave. 1s2. Hoyt Abernathy, Holeyville, Ala 193. Coke Mathews, 1221 Va, ave. "A. William Hargett. Holeyville, Ala. 195. Naylor Edward, 407 Cotton ave. 1s6. Fletcher Parrish, 1915 12th st.. s. 197. Charles Edward Lindsey, 2511 7th
 ave-, s.
 19S. Albert Finch, 1922 18th st., N. 199. w. H. Taylor, Thorsby, Ala. 200. William Rinaldo, 40 Fulton.
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1. Albert Washington, 314 N. 16th st. 9 Leon Lewis, 316 Mortimer.
 B. Herman Warren. 5311 9th aye. f. William H. Diffay, 509 9th ave. D. Fred Taylor, Glen Iris Park. G. Raymond Elliott, 1901 Marietta. [. Willie Lott, 312 16th st.
 S. Robert Sanders, 806 12th st.
 g. w. L. Hawkins. 1900 Ave. c. TO- Leclester Rifles, 1119 West st. H. Morten Otey, 720 South 23d st. 12 Charles Brooks, 32o 18th sr. 13 Gibson Horton, 7o7 18th st. A. Willie M. Johnson, 4227 9th ave. 15 Leon Hawkins, Short 14th st. l6 Ed McClenney. 702 Clifton st. IT, Exam Sanders. S06 12th st., north. IS. c. Williams. Box 259 E. Rt. 19. N Lee Began, S27 18th st. 20. Willie Bailey, 132 Laden st. 21 Kelley Lee Ball. Adamsville, Ala. 22. Edward Balden, 14O9 College st. 23. Edward Bowers, 831 Hibernan. A. Reuben Traan, 1910 Marietta st. 25. Willie D. Brown, 1735 18th st. 26. Jonnie Clark, 1130 2Oth st., south 27. Harry Johnson, 1772 Tuscaloosa
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 2S. Benjamine Davis, 1928 7th ave. 29. Melvin Hood, Martin Town, Ala. 30. William Goodwin, 403 Spring st. 31. Emmett Overstreet, 1006 Sth ave. 32. Joseph Monroe, S23 Washington.