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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
o. A. GARFF,
UNDER THE HILL
NEVER UNDERSOLD

Just under the HILL" is a slogan
that is being applied to the business
district on South Main street and in
that district is to be found some
small stores, managed by live bust
ness men who are making good in
the mercantile business.
Not the least of these is o. A.
Garff proprietor of the Logan Cash
Grocery. Mr.. Garff has built up an
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

enviable reputation in this city dur
ing the short time he has been in
Logan, through his fair and square
dealing with mis- many customers. He
carries standard line Of groceries
and at no time is he undersold.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

their tastes may be.
An especially high grade of rugs
and linoleums are carried. and .
very fine business is enjoyed.
5000
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
ct Your Gift Be A Wise Gil

Bond the o
t acodyea r n
theot
La Junta tribune., 1917-12-06
Notice Of Annual Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the shareholders
OF the Fairview Land and Canal
Company will be held at the office
Of the secretary in The Colorado
Savings and Trust Company build
ing. La Junta. Colo. on Monday. the
l+ih day OF January. A. ID. 1918. at
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. for the
purpose OF electing board OF direct
ors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction OF such other business as
may regularly come before said
meeting.
Dated at La Junta. Colo. Decem-
Der 4. 1917.
THE FAIR VIEW LAND AND CA
NAL COMPANY.
X. q. DALTON.
President.
EARL W. HAsKrNs. Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1917-12-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

G. II. Getty. OF Pittsburg. Pa. re-
eeiver of the Central Trust Company.
OF that city. was La Junta visitor
last Tuesday. stopping over for .
brief interview with r. W. Haskins.
while on his way to the Pacific
Coast.
Miss Louberta Smith. Of Fort Col
Inns. who holds responsible posi-
tion with the government. in the In
teres, OF Domestic Science and Agri-
culture. who was here attending the
Preston White wedding. has gone 10
Lamar where she will visit friends
for a few days.
The PentecostAl church OF the
Nazarene. II. J. Brown. pastor. will
hold services next Sunday AT the hall
at 12l West Second street. where
this congregation will worship In the
future. Sunday school at s;+5 =.
m. and preaching at IL a. m. and
1899 p. IN. All are cordially invited
to attend these services.
La Junta tribune., 1917-12-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

d. l.. Taylor. OF the Taylor Lum-
ber Company. Is convalescing from
his serious illness OF typhoid fever.
and was able TO be removed from
the City Hospital to his home on
cimarron avenue last Sunday. :
w. A. Hart arrived last Saturday
from = brief sojourn In, Texas and
Louisiana. where he had accom- panied
r. w. Patterson. who Is expected TO
arrive home next week. Mr.. Hart
returned by way OF his old home
In FL Paso. ILL.,. where he enjoyed
= brief visit with his mother.
Mrs. Fred A. Harrison. the wife
OF Lieutenant Fred A. Harrison, and
her two daughters. Alice and Merle.
left for Oakland, Calf. where they
Will be the guests OF the formers
mother during the winter. They
have been enjoying . six weeks visit
with the lieutenant's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. e. N. Harrison.
The monthly meeting OF the Mis-
sionary Society OF the Baptist church
was held last Thursday with Mrs
Savage. A goodly number OF the
members was present and an inter
estins program was given. The mex,
meeting will be held with Mrs. r.
N. Stark on the fourth Thursday in
December. at which time officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
La Junta tribune., 1917-12-06
STORY or HERaERr HOOVER
CONTINUED from r,r.. Page,

trustee OF the various corporations.
when the world war waa started and
the kaiser's hordes devastated Bel
GUM AT the request Of the Amer
ican ambassador. Mr. Hoover took
the Job Of feeding Belgium. He not
only fed.' but clothed both Belgium
and Northern France. He did the
Job with . true American spirit OF
thoroushness and aiacrfty. for he
went into courts and faced Officials.
with an energy that defied diplo-
macy. Starvation waits on no red
tape" was his watchword.
La Junta tribune., 1917-12-06
B.0 DAIRY CAMPAIGN
tcon,inued from First Pass)

Moorehead. B. 6. Botkin. G. n.
Weybrisht. John 8. Hunter. H p.
Schuyler. ". X. McCauiey.
Wednesday. December
18th. 2 .. m.--J. A. Dodds. chair
man: J. l.. Giliiland. George T..
Glysson. n. s. Larsen. II. B. Rich
ardson.
Las Animas-Thursday. Decem-
Der 18th. 2 p. M. f. Thiets.
chairman: DR.. Frank finney. W. r.
Cartwright, George Little. Morgan
SkyIes. II. r. Miller.
Rocky Ford--Friday. December
14th. 2 y. md Daimler. chair
man: v. n. Lagerauist, c. c. Bu-
chanan. Fred b. Mason.
La Junta tribune., 1917-12-06
N.s,-- Of A...., w.~a.s

The annual meeting of the Ia Junta
Hospital Association will b. held In the
offiee of DIR. ~ y Hsn. over the
city Library. on Wednesday, January
:. fsi>. FOR the purpose of .l~etins
officers for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business as
ton
PRANK FISSEY. President
". T. HALL. Secretary.
First publication. December q. 1917.
Last publication. December 81. 1871.
La Junta tribune., 1917-12-06

know the O
r
Musical he
Conhei ened
heir work with youthful sponnne and good humor and audi
readings ranologucs fail %
Musical An
Church. Wednesday Num-.
b~r of the Methodist erhoodI Cour-
La Junta tribune., 1917-12-06

FOR 8AlsE--Alfalfa. delivered. In
qsirs OF Roy Hedges. or phon,
80 "
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27

handing over a dime or a quarter, but
a mail ballot is being taken to decide
whether walters, as individuals, will
be handed tips, or whether a general
fund will be started which all en-
plOyes of the club will share in,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
Mine Fields And Nets To
Protect Boston Harbor

Boston, April IS. Shipping
interests were notified to day
that steel nets were being placed
at the entrance to Boston har-
Dor. Commandant William R.
Rush, of the First naval district,
issued orders requesting all YES
sells outward bound to signal the
? troll b. as at the nets before
attempting to pass.
Capt. Rush stated that the
passage through the narrows
and between Boston light and
Point Allerton had been closed
by nets ard nine fields The
passage through the south chat
rel will he UIcsec in similar mar.
nsr as soon as army engineers
can complete The work.
The gate at the Fort North
channel will be the only passage
available Tor shipping. 1t will
be kept OPEN from sunrise to
sunset.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26

School In our state so long AZ We
permit any evil. Sin is a reproach
to any people
Supt.-Are there yet other places
where the foe dweils?
School In our nation wherever there
is greed, oppression or Injustice.
Supt What hath God required OF
thee. l-,t TO DO Justly, and to love
mercy and 10 walk humbly with thy
God
Hymn My soul be on thy guard
The Sunday school Army In Kentucky
supt What is the strength Of tho
SunIayschool army IN kentucky
School -Yhere are more than one-haIt
a million mcmhers OF TIE white
Protestant sunday schools
Supt What one organization ,epre-
sents this whole ARMY
SonooI The Kentucky sunday school
Association
Supt What is this Association doing
IN the hatl.c against the forces OF
e}It
SchooI-Gd,U year i, Is bringing thou.
sand, more 10 the sunday
where the N0rd a, God Is taught
It's goa Is rhe open Bible IN the
hands OF a competent teacher
brought 10 eylgy man. woman and
child in Kentucky
Supt-ls this Association doing any
thing to strengthen our work
against the foe in our own school?
School Training classes. training
schools, institutes, conventions and
conferences are conducted for all
Hho will come to learn Of the sp-
proved in methods. lesson material.
equipment and organization
Supt.-Is the Sunday.school army
lighting any evil in our State'
Sohool-The motto OF the Kentucky
sunday school Association Is Q
greater and better Kentucky and
this is to be accomplished by having
greater and better Sunday. schools
II is forging a chain OF Christian fel.
lOwship which is bringing people o.
the state TO work together. II Is
giving temperance instruction. pre-
pairing the way for Kidding our stats
OF all the evils OF intsmperance II
IS enIisting aud training Christian
leaders for community and state
work
Supt.-ls the sunday school army
fighting Americas greatest foes
SchooI-Today all OF the sunday
schools Of our state are asked to
give thoughtfully this pledge OF al.
lsgisnce 10 our flag
Il pledge allegiance to my has
and to my country for which II
stands, one nation indiyiSb!s
with liberty and Justice to all
Nymn-Onward Christian Soldiers
Lesson Taught.
Reports and Announcements.
Hymn-ASake my soul stretch very
nerve
Prayer.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
90 TO SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY
MOVEMENT ENDORSED BY GEN.
ERA SECRETARY OF iNTERNA.
TIoNAL SUNDAYS SCHOOL Asso.
CATION.
MAY SIXTH IS THE DATE SET
Started In Blue Grass State less
Than Fourteen Years Ago Move
mert Has Spread 10 Fourteen
States and is Awakening
Conscience Of People,

Kentucky mas blaLed the way Mr.
LaNrance writes, for the rest OF the
country along many lines, civil, polit'
zeal and religious. History will show,
however. that she never did anything
more rar.reachiuy In its effect upon
our nation than the introduction Of
'Go.to. Sundayschool Day We take
or our hats to Kentucky
While the plan is not yet four years
old. already fourteen states and prov.
inces are in line and have observed
Go to. Sunday.school day They ara
Kentucky, Georgia. New Hampshire,
Saskatchewan, Nebraska, Alabama,
Arkansas, Mississippi, South Caro-.
lima, Michigan, Delaware, Maine, New
Jersey and Tennessee.
1T is a great thing to arouse the con.
science OF whole state and bring
thousands and hundreds Of thousands
to the performance OF noble dsed Al
given time This is exactly what
the 'Go.to.Sundsy school Day does
The greatest step in any mans life
is the step which begins the perma.
nsnt habit OF church.soins. and there
Is no better place to inaugurate this
habit than in attendance upon the
Sunday school
7Ths Sundayschools OF Kentucky do
far more to make it good state to
live in than all the laws on her statute
books. We are learning and learning
fast. that formation is better than ref
orni,tion. ani that the hope Of any
state or country Is wrapped up in the
welfare OF lis youth
Congratulations 70 the sunday.
school workers OF Kentucky under the
leadership OF their noble General Sec.
rotary. May God grant His richest
blessing and make this the best 60.
to Sunday school Day you ever had.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
UNCONVENTIONAL LEADERS
Unite in Gail for Colo Sunday Schoo
DAY.

May = 1871. IS Kentuykys fourth
Go ia. sunday school Day Al, Sunday
schools throughout the state are asked
% observe the day.
The SUNDAY school workers are cali
81 upon to unite in A movement to give
70 every person in the state an invita-.
ton to attend Sundayschool IN jhtt
day. TO provide suitable classes Tor
those who attend and teachers re.l
equipped to have charge OF thess
classes, to make the program Of the
lay worshipfu. and instructive. TO
make every erort. possible 10 enlist
tue visitors on that day As permanent
members
We. therefore. call upon all the sun
iav-s,hnol officers, teachers aud mem
Jer, 10 euJe. heartily into this cam
paiSu
/. Pray Tor Gods blessing upon all
Who are guiding and leading IN
this movement. and upon all the
sunday h01I work In the state
!. Study carefully the folder issued
by the Kentucky Sundsy.srh1,
Association ard as ~ a. seem,
wise follow the plans there out
lined
l. DO Your full part to make this a
great day for all Of the sunday.
schools " the state
MAY God use this movement for lhs
extension Oi the Kingdom " Christ
This call i signed hy.
Rev F. y Mullins. u d. President
u the Southern Baptist Theological
SEMINARY. Louisville. Ky
Mr. Walter f. Frazee. Superintend
ant OF the Kentucky Christian Bibls
school Association, Louisville. Ky
Re, Theodore MAYER General Sec.
rstary Of the BOARD Of Sunday schools
y he German Evangelical Synod ~
N,rth America ~ Louis No
The IT. Rev Chas T. WoOdrOck.
Bishop " Diocese Of Kentucky Of tho
Protestant Episcopal Church. Louis.
vile. Nv
The n Rev Lewis W Burton.
y ,hpu ~ The Diocese ~ Lexington ~
he Protestant Episcopal Church. i.eI.
ington. Ky.
Nc thas = WlNs. Editor ~ Luther.
N Publication Society Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Rev 5 $ waltz. n n, Lutheran
Church. Louisville, Ky
Rev VIM Jones, Secretary " Ken.
lucky Sunday school BOARD NJ ths
Methodist Episcopal Church. Ludlow.
Kentucky
Rev f. r Chappell, u a. Editor ~
The General Suniav.srhoo BOARD ~
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Nashville. Tenn.
Mr. e. Nugent. Field Secretary ~
the Middle Division NJ the sunday
school Bosrd " the Methodist Ennis.
opal hurch. South. Louisville Nv
Rev Gilbert Glass. n n. Secretary
~ the Committee ~ Publication and
ssbbalhsphool work NJ tho prp,hv'.
r',n church In the United States
Rev Aqull'a Webb. n n Moderator
o' the Synod " Kentucky VI iha Pros
bytrrian Church In the United S',t..
W America
Rev. Robt Wells Neagh. u n Se,.
Rotary Of Religious Education Tor thu
Presbyterian Church In tho United
states OF America
pcv. Alexander ltnnry. " u Sac.
rotary Of the B0ari ~ Publication and
Sabbath school Work NJ tho pre,hy.
ts',in Church IN 'ha United States Of
Anarlcs
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
Sura Cu,a Ointment.

, We gusran,e; Sura Cura e.at
m Mt to positively and ppfml.
ientIy cure each and every OF {
q t e following aiImelts:
Sores. iurn'. ulcers, piles. ec,
zema, itch. sprains, lame b,cF
;nAamllory rheumatism. coup
sore lungs oc throat.
FOR ANIMALS
Sc. atthcs, Sore', burns. col ar
Q saddle sores, clked uIder, sore
leafs. lame tendons, OF any old
s.res or burrs.
Sold under a positive & aran-
tee by James Henry. Jr., Ma
ri n. Ky. and by Haynes & Tay.
! r, Maien. Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
Gift $500 For Princeton Church.

Greensboro Presbyt ry of the
Cumberlar d Presbyterian Church
met at Central City last week.
and gave an offering of $500
fr Piinccton Church recently
purchased from the Episcopals.
Rev. w. l.. Woodruff was pres.
tnt and preached at the Wed.
resday mori ing service, alter
which communion was served.
Rev. J 7. Barbee officiating.
4 large number of delegates
and visitors we've present, be.
sides the regular enrolled p.s.
tors Of the various churches
throughout the Pre.bytery.
Elder G.. S. Board of Ca hcun
moderator. Il. Il McENen Of
greensboro stated clerk, Prof.
VIM. H. Reynolds Of Greenyille
leader of song.
Rev. J. r. McAfee of Il e
Methodist Church gave the wei.
come address. response by Rev.
o. A. Barbee of S,urgis.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
You People OF Gods Great
Out Doors, That Work
In All Kinds OF eather.

Don't your throat ever become
50 sore that it is difficult to
swallow? A little "Sura Cura"
Ointment rubbed on the neck
ard taken internally will positive
ly kill the worst sore throat in |
to 3 nights. If it don't We will
cheerfully refund your money.
Sold by James Henry Jr., Marion
Ky, or by Haynes & Taylor
Marion, Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
ESPECIALLY PREPARED
PROGRAMS FOR MAY s
Kentucky Sunday Schools To 8. sup
piled BY the State Associs.
ton Upon Request


A special program Tor GOip.Suniay.
school Day. Mas 9th has been pre-
pared ana viii be furnished Tree in
s0'h quantities a' needed to any sun.
1al'School in KENTUCKY upon request
TO The Kentucky Spndayschool ASso.
Gl''loh' ~ Louisville trust Build ns,
lpllti,I' ~.
Order u Worship. and Instruction.
Cali >, vuo-,,., -s,.,.,r,n,.,.,,o,
S.f., flee ,n,I ,..,, G,l..s..
C,ul. L.,,r. Il,. ,r....,.. ..,,l, -.
ipr
Ep,.. net, gl. .,,s. ,.r, ,,,,,.
gI..
And ...r, III. r,,~,. vii, ,r,..
HYMN a W,r,bi, t,. Kin, s.,,,,
Pr,yer p,.t,r
~. c...... ,
gov ''''"
'e'po"'''e scripture Heading Ephs
'''"' '.'''>.
'upsr'' 'en1en' -"' strong IN no
Lo''' ana !" me POKER ot III,
mlShl
sen'o' ~" Oh 'he "hole armor OF
,g,ins, the vile. of ,b. 5.eI
supt.-r'or We wrestle not aeaiuN
ncsh and blood. but asaingr ,rinci.
paii'ies. against powers. against the
rulers OF darkness OF this world
against spiritual wick.tness In hi,h
places.
School Stand Therefore. hs,ins your
loins s'rt about with truth and h,,.
ing on the brea,tplate Of rieh,sou,.
ness aud your feet s,od With The
preparation OF the gospel Of peac.
sJpt.-Aboyr all taxing the shield OF
faith. Nhsrew,h va shall be abb,
10 au-nch all the fiery dart, nj M.
wicked knd take the h.!m.t OF
salvation and the sword nj tha snir
II, which I, the word Of God
School -PIayug always with ali pray.
er and suypl,rat.On In IA. Shirt.
and watching thpr,unto with all mar
severance
Hymn Soldiers OF Christ arise
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
Eggs For Sale

Silver Laced Wyandottes, Eggs
- for 75c., 80 for 81. 40. 60 for
81 40. Mrs. G. A. Adams,
Phone li52 Marion. Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
For Your ChIId's Cough

Here's a pleasant cough syrup that
every child likes to take. Or. Bells
Pre-Tar. Honey. II your child has a
deep hacking cough tha; worries you
give him DR. Bells Pin, Tar Honey.
the soothing pine talsams relieve the
cough, loosens the phlegm ard heals
the irritated tissues Get a hr',lr Il.
day at YOUR irggg.t ard sat. treat
n eat At once. - cote "
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
5G{E3
CHARLESTON v. VA,
GETS ARNOR PLANT

Wa iugrpu, Aprjl II Tn,
G., r,rrut's armor plate aui
rrole,t,lr factories llr which
Cong = appropriated $j2. 700
CO.. sit, be built a Cha ,cSnn
" Va, a locit 4 clmm,ndei
10y q special navy bo rd a. ortr
tUg A. d al conhlnot on o. Mi
tar "A / and eas, ,cce.s e.
maa3ttturlng materia+.
L. Announcing cspirctio %
n GIT Secretary p,u,rl, said
c,r>'ru''l1a work would trg:r
at % 90 AMI wo,li hr hurried e.
cpm.rt,m. tie also m,dr Iua.
Tic Il e rrtu't,r he beard. wil,h
peso . Is sp c,ed racl ilie, of
taer'' nine cites ,hps a QUO
q ore hnn.r nun rel TIA o..
feed ..tys.
for t'c armDr plate an app-..
prla on OF Sll,OCO.Om is avail
the bg' 4 glea o. sum MA -
a - 1t Congrc $ Il fore con.
slruyt,n is finished The initial
appropriation rot the projectile
pla0tls 5000 OUD ChIr,es,cr
offered ,rvrrd acceptable lite,
II eaC,OS' to tie Govern mert.
aut one of item wilb, sellc'ed
Cor the 'actori', then selye,
whl,e one Of The pot, ctel gor.
90 nearby " Il he taken over AZ
iro,iuy in'd.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
HAVE you A SORE.

Remember, if "Sura Cura"
Ointment fails to cure any
sore of any description, ex-
cept a cancer, on any man,
woman. child, or animal we
will cheerfully refund your
money. Sold by James Hen
ry Jr., Marion, KY, or by
Haynes & Taylor Marion,
KY, IS and so cts, per can.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
For Stiff Neck

Apply Sloan's Liniment zuitio.
y5bing to the sore leaders and tn.
pain will soon he relieved.
For rheumatic aches, neuralgia
eout. lumbaeo. bruises. strain,
sprains and muscle stiffness. hay:
q bottle handy.
Quickly Penetrste' sni .ooihe,, clesnr'
than mu"y plaster, or o,niment.. doc, ~,
stan the skin
Al oil druggists. sc. Soc. snd Sl0).
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26

NJ 0ulalas Ihst psss net Affect The Hsss
f-csuse Of ~ tonic and laxative effect. LANA
1--WE BPoMo oufNfNEi Is better than ordinary
ts.rirc and does not cause netveusness ny
irging In head Remember the full name sN
ss1s fOf the signature Of X, ". CROW. 20
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-26
ROLL OF HONOR
See Our Last Report, The Fol.
lowing Have Paid Their Sub
scriptions For Which We Are
Thankful.

Akers, Mrs. Lizzie; route 1. Mich 1911
Adams, Frank route ,. Dec 1911
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Brasher. Orbiu; Fredonia. Sept 1871
Blackburn, Mrs + h; city. Dec 1871
Baker, Willie, route 3. Men 1871
Brasher, T. J Fredonla. Mich 1921
Baker, } NJ; route s.. De, 10,
Brasher, Percy. Fredonia. Jaa 1871
Brasher, Riley; Fredonia. Jan lgl
Bradley, Mrs b J route 5. Mch 1871
Beard. Mis- Agnes, Tolu route Sept 1911
BOYD j Shady Grove, Aug 1871
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Chandler. I Il; Tribune. Apr 1871
Cullen. j +; + + star route. Feb 1871
Cruce. Geo; trayne, Mch 1911
Cole, Mrs II r. Oklahoma. Feb 1871
Order Mrs Rose, Louisiana, Mch 1871
COOK, Lew; city. Jan lgl
Carnahan, d q: city, Mich 1911
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Cleghorn. } | &, route I, Aug l9l
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Dorr, l. F;ci'y. Dec III
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Dorroh, Frank; Crane. Apr lgl
Davidson. A {. oklahoma. DC lal
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Dowell. K A; Kansas. Jia ,p.
Dol ms, E f. Tribune. Dee lel
Davenport, DR. Ed. Hampton. Mich lsl
Elder Freeman, city. Scrt 10.
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Pickens. A; Tribune, Apr 1918
Potter. S II; Lola, Apr 1917
CURRY. Mrs John; Sullivan, Aug 1917
Ryan. } r; Salem. Mch 1918
Roberts. A II. Crayne, June 1917
Rushing, L b, route ., Dec 1917
Robinson. Ira; Repton Mch 1919
kalston. Edwin; route / Dec 1917
Robinson. n {, Shady Grove. June 1917
Rankin, K l.; Repton. Mch 1913
Robinson. sufus, route I, Dec 1917
Sisco, Roy, city, Mch 1917
Snyder. j I, Salem, Feb 1919
Stone. Ike, Fredora. Mch 1918
Nallcnger, " y; route ., Mich 1913
S.Iler, II Z. city, Mch 1913
Nnyton, Joe II, county, Aug 1917
stone. Or q W, city. Apr 1913
smith, II II. Sturgls Apr 1919
Slsco, h +. Virginia, Apr 1913
Travis, Lone. route one Dec 1877
Todd, Alpha, riney. Dec 1917
Tabor. Lee, Texas. Mch 1877
Threlkeli, T f. Florida. Mch 1913
Tally. W Shady Grove, Mch 1871,
Travis. Dan; Weston Mch 1918
Terry. r G, city. Mich 1919
Terry, John. Blackboard, Mch 1918
Travis, Mus Isabel; Fredo'a Mich 1918
rruitt. c {, sullivan, Men 1918
Threldkelj Mrs NJ l.. Cal, Mch 1918
Threlkeld, Chas Shady Grove Mich 1919
I6ckwell Ernest. route ., June 1917
Terry. Beatty, Levias, Jan 1919
Tudor K Il Shady Grove. Apr 1918
Ihrelked. II l.. CarrsyIlc. Jan 1918
Tudor " d; Shady Grove, Apr 1917
Vaughn. John route I Jan 1919
Norley. NJ I, route I. Jan 1917
Walker, Luclan, Oklahoma, Feb 1913
whitney II G.. Texas. Dec 1917
Wallace. " II Tennessee. Feb 1915
WllbOrn, J NJ Louisiana. Feb 1917
Weldon, 7 A; Missouri. Mch 1918
N!'soe Rufus. Colorado. Mch 1913
Wheeler. II \. rrr'c2. Fen 1871,
Nutr. l. -. El,tmg. Apr .r.t
Warren " t.. Tribune. Mch 'I.-
N'...n,. ! " route ono. Mch lg,,
N.r.. Il.H. Nai,s,r,u.e M,h 'a,t
N,a,. a >oJnar Jan r,,
3 Hs 7 q. route Mel p.S