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.PERSHING AND TROOPS
CONTINUED from First PAgs.)

say forty 900 days after the approval
OF this agreement by both governments.
ARTICLE 1.-THE American com
mander shall determine the manner III
which the withdrawal shall be effected.
so AS to ensure the safety of the terri
tory affected by the withdrawal.
ARTICLE 1E-The territory eracu-
atcd BY the American trops shall be oc-
rupied and adequately protected by the
C'onstitutionalist forces and such eracu-
alton shall take place when the consul
nationalist forces have taken positions
10 the south of the American forces so as
TO make effective such occupation ana
protection. The Mexican commissioners
shall determine the plan for the. occu-
patton and protection Of the territory
evacuated by the American forces
Mexican commanders shall deal sepa-
ratcIy. or wherever practicable III
cles which may arise tending to delay
the withdrawal In case there are amH
10 the ConStitutionnlist government
which threaten the safety Of the inter-
national border along the northern Sec
ton Of Chihuahua; the withdrawai o.
beyond the period strictly necessary 10
overcome such activities.
ARTICLE V-The withdrawal OF
American troops shall he effected py
marching TO Columbus or ny uS'"E III III
raso, or by both routes, as may be deem
cd most convenient or cXped!ent by the
American commander.
ARTICLE VI-Each of the govern.
n,ents marbles To this agreement shall
guard It's side Of the nterratioanl
hounrlary This. however. does not pre-,
cludc such corporation on the part OF
the military commanders OF Doth coun-
tries, as may be practicable.
ARTICLE vII-Th!s agreement snail
take effect immediately upon approval
nv both governments. Notification or
approval shall be communicated BY each
government To the other.
"In testimony, thereof. we have sign
cd. sealed and interchanged reciprocally
this Protocol. .AD REFERENDUM. In
The English and Spanish languages. at
fourth day Of November In the year Of
our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred
and sixteen.
(Signcd)
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warwood Bank. NoteA

The past year has been q record
breaker in tho banking business for the
Bank OF Warwood. which has grown
into ono Of the most fiourishiug in tho
go
Yesterday checks for quarterly divi-
dends which aggregated O neat sum.
were mailed to ita stockholders. A sur
plus account has also been accumulate
ed Of $4,000 from It's earnings.
Tho stockholders Will hold their
re OCULAR January meeting on the 10 inst.
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prsonals and Briefs.

James Donaldson and family have r"-
turned from Pittsburgh. where they
spent tho holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray CORY spont New
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy. .Ir.. Wis
tied their uncle, Lee DALEY. OF Glen
wood. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Burns loft yrstcr-
day for Florida. where they Will spend
several months
MIR and Mrs. Sam Holmes have re-
turned to their homo in Glendale after
IA pleasant visit with friends here.
Mesdames Srhnepf and Schaifrr. of
Wheeling. were guests Monday "f Mrs.
Harry Kennedy, Sr.
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German Plan Fails.

LONDON. Jan. >. 1885 p. m.-Com-
mcntIng on the Entente's reply 10 ths
German peace proposal lhe tGaes &c. 10,
ACCORDING to Reuter- Amsterday oes-
patch says: ,,..:s .or
enemies has completely failed. The En-
tente's note bears witness to unaninilty
and solidarity only possible on the BASIS
of tho hottest belief in the justice Or
their cause. The entire neutral world.
with President Wilson at its head must
now admit that it Is Impossible lor me
Entente to enter into negotiations Wlin
Germany while she refuses ~ IEpH a.
uncondltionalIv tbs injustice OF her IN
VISION of Belgium"
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italy On The Job

ROME Jan. :. via Paris, $40 p. NJ
From thirty 10 forty three Austrian d.
visions are kept engaged along the ltal-
ian front: says an official communiea-
Ihut since IlaIv entered tho war she
has conquered 200 square miles Of ter
ritory, shortening her war front IRON
500 10 as miles viii ali aggregate or
l.STH miles Of entrcnched lines.
War material is being manufactured
hv oITg italian factories employing 469.-
400 workers, including nearly T3'ooo
women.
The Austrian prisoners now number
$1,000, the statement asserts.
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ELECTIONS BILL APPROVED

WASHINGTON. Jan. with minor
changes. the revised corrupt practices
bill which would limi. campaign contri.
buttons TO my national political com
mlttee 70 ono and a half cents per Capl-
Ia Of the country's population. was APP
proved today by the Senate election.
committee. 1t will he reported 10 the
Senate tomorrow.
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Gate I'm New Kingdom

LONDON. Jan. 2. =. n.-The GFanu
Sheriff Of Mecca. who in July 1916 rails
cd the standard of revolt against tEe
authority of the Turkish sultan and
drove the Ottoman garrison out Of the
Holy City of Mecca. has adopted tho
lille of King Of the lIejaz." The Hejaz
is a region of Arabia extending along
has an area of about 100000 square
miles. Great Britain. France and Italy
nnvn rccognized the new kingdom.
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To Meet,

The Queen Esther circle OF the Tirst
NJ. L. church will mrrt this evening with
Mrs. Ray Dcpcw ut her home on West
Main street. After tho business is
transacted u program will hc given and
refreshments will he served
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Reply Arrogant

LONDON. Ian. >. 9:5l p. M ae.
Snatch TO Reuters Telegram Company
from Amsterdam, says the Vienna news
paper comment on the Entente Allies re-
ply to Gcrmany's peace proposal DE-
scribes 1t as arrogant and declares that
the presumptuous demands for eNpia-
ton. rcparation and guarantees must DO
rejected. because the Central Powers
have nothing to eXpiate and nothing 10
guarantee. They add That the blood
which Is still TO flow will be on the
hcnd Of the Entente
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Miss Dean Honored.

New Years evening Miss Urcle Dean,
Of Sutton. W. Va. was pleasantly sur
pr!sed at the home of Stanley Thomas.
OF Twenty-first street The evening
was delightfully."- spent in pleasures pro-
v!ded by the host. and at an appointed
hour q tempting luncheon was served.
Those present were: Misses Poarl
Dean. Marie Bingell. Virginia ShearinG.
Allls Hood, Lucretia Thompson. Ercie
Dean: Messrs Clyde Smith, Dean Garvin
Moundsville; Edward Stringer, CocIl
Montgomery, Dave Thomas, Stanley
Thomas
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Aid Meeting,

Last night in the Corpus Christi
church, the Ladies' Aid Society held n
meeting for tho purpose Of electinE Off
GERS for the new year. Other business
matters were also acted upon.
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The W. G. T. /. will meet Friday eve
ming. January j. at els o'clock. at the
home Of Mrs. RcbecCa Wilkins. Of West
South street, Every member Is urged to
be present.
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Neu yoarJs ptnner

Mrs Anton Wanda entertained few
~ nor friends on New Years eve. with
a very attractively appointed midnight
dinner Covers were laid for ten. md =
very delightful timo WAS enjoyed by all
present
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Hchoolg Resume.

Schools resumed yesterday morning
after the holiday vacation, with an I'M
usually large enrolment. On account
of Illness among several Of the teachers
In tho North Warwood school. the fol-
lowing former teachers fillod tho VA
cancics: Miss Sue Waddell. West Lib
crty: Mrs, Vim. Keyser. Wheeling. and
Mrs, Elmer Becker, Wheeling.
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on THE FRENCH FRONT IN
FRANCE. Jan. 2.-.During the course %
last wear. according 10 authoritative
IiSures, $500 Germans were captured
on the French front by the French ana
40. 900 by the British, while In Serbia
and Macedonia. the Entente &lll,n
armies took l1.l73 Bulgarians anu u, ms
Drisnner. During the same period the
Italians made prisoner OF $3.50 Aus,
trians. while the Russians captured
more than 100000 Germans and AUS
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1nnnortant confArencs

LONDON. Ian. ., so p. m.JIn de-
spatch 10 the Exchange Telegraph COM
pany from Copenhagen the correspon-
dent says: :.
The Vienna Rcichs Post says it
learns that an important meeting Of the
presidents of the German. Austro-H un-
garInn. Bulgarian and Turkish parlla-
rnnn1s Will be held In Berlin. January ~.
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FRANKLIN K. LANE.
GEORGE GRAY.
JOHN L. MOTT.
LOUIS CABRERA.
YGEACIO BONILLAS.
- rNTDIr T Dl\@T
An Apreed Stater

An Agreed statement
It was announced for the first time
that at the time the protocol was sent
TO Mexico it was accompanied by a
brief statement agreed upon by the
Joint commission. rs follows:
1T shall be understood that If We
meet for the discussion Of other Ques-
tons. the American commissioners
will not ask that any final agreement
shall be reached as 10 any such ques-
tions while the American troops are
in Mexico
Carranza's reply was not made pub.
lie. He is understood TO have taken
the position that he Gould not sign the
protocol because it would put him in
the position of sanctionng the pres
encc of American troops on Mexican
soil.
Three resolutions directing the sec
rotary OF war the attorney general
and the secretary Of The treasury TO
transmit to the house information
relating 10 the shipment Of arms and
war munitions into Mexico, in alleged
violation Of law. were introduced
today by Representative Kahn Of Cali
fornia.
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Mrs. Mary Baker,

The death OF Mrs. MARY BAKER an aged
and highly respected lady. occurred -;
he homo Of hnr nephew. AViii Baker. of
South Lincoln. avenue. Tnr%.l'E morn
ing Mt o'clock. death r"S"llinC from
pneumonia Sl" WAS - years. -! arc.
The widow Of III" lat" Rev. holm Baker.
The first stationed mtmIsnI a. Barnes
willie. She was we'll hfI"Nn and leaves
Two brothers. Funeral services viii hc
hold Thursday att"ri.uun At " oilnrk.
Raw T. a crow. as IT," First VI. f..
church. officiatlnT. IN;"rm"n' Will hr
made IN the SoM:hCr ,."McterE.
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Miss Hel"n Fowler Will entertain the
iJunior Sunday School Teachers of tho
First NJ. l.. church. ut her home on West
Main street. Friday evening. Refresh
,mentS Will be served
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Business Meeting.

Last night the Center Warwood hose
company held a very interesting busl-
ness session. at which tino their books
were balanced and other matters dis
posed Of
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Entertained,

Miss Lola Tnrtnrfield. Of East Main
street. entertained with. Il watch party
Mt her home New Years eve. The eve
ming was PLEASANTLY passed at games
and music and at an appointed time Il
three course dinner was served
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rew Years Hospitauty.

Mr., and Mrs. Charles Neshltt. pleas
antly entertained the Biddle family on
New Years -cning. Music was a very
interesting feature Of tho entertain
n,ent. and a dainty luncheon was serv-
I'd in conclusion. Those present were
as follows: Rev. and Mrs. +. NJ. Bid
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Mating of E,.otion 1ndos.

Election Judges have been notified 10
meet In the Center Warwood hose house
this evening at 40 o'clock. with S. j.
Christian. recorder. and ]. c. Williams.
chairman of election COMMITTEES. They
will at that time be sworn in by Record
er Christian and given the ballot boxes
to be used in to-morrow's election
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Moore Brothers, Warwood. W. Va
Move to st. Clairsvtl1e,

Yesterday 4. L. Pease and family.
who have been residents OF Warwond.
for the past six years. removed TO ST.
Clnirsvills, where they will make thclr
futuro home. Mrs. Tease has been in
ill health and tho change is being made
in the hope that sha Will be benefited.
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Miss !sohcl Hobbs, of Akron. who Is
visiting her mother Mrs. Emma Hobbs.
int South Chestnut street. entertained Il
number of friends Sunday evening
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Family Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter ,;iff"n. "c West
f'hruch street. entertained with Il family
dinner. at their hon" on West Church
street. Mo'ri3r Mr. AMI Mrs. ERNEST
t;lrf"m. os s. .ru". and Mr. and Mrs. VIII
clifton. Of Fluchiag. wrr" IN" ou'-of-
town guests
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ilknIHQA hEA

You can get small large plocs q eood laDd
suitable for general crops. poultry. vegetables. tst:
hest county In Michigan. SIS TO SIS an scrs. y 70
$50 down. balance small monthly psymnntl Write
for full information and booklet free Owner. 0sofDo
" svigar, A-l254. First National Bank BLDG, Cd.
cago, jill. 28-3o.3A-3-01
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RUMAN|ANS Give UP
Continued from First Page.)

terprises to the south Of Riga and
near Dylnsk and Stanislau but dld not
succeed in making gains.
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Gave Dinner.

Mrs. n. y. Wheaton gave r dinner at
ls"r homo on West Main street. Sunday,
In honor Of Mr. Wrnton'a birthday.
Covers were laid for twenty.
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Will Mat

affair was clcvcrly arranged and proved
complete surprise. which was given in
observance of her birthday
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Surprise Party.

About forty relatives arl friends III
Mrs Cly'l" Eur'"ti" ra'" \ surprise
party for Airs. Iiurt"ri" 1T her HON" on
West Main stree. N"ndH, evening. The
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GAINESVILLE, Q.

BARNEHvT14LE. O.. Jan. c.--Wnrd
was received Friday Of last week al "a"
death OF Captain ncece e. Lewis. at i"$
Noines. In. brother Of nur fellow towns
man. J. N. Lewis. Of Walnut street
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Stockholders MEETINGS


Notice Of Election.
The lunull meeting Of the Ihareholden q n
National Exchange Binke OF Wheeling. viii b hald b
the banking house. Tuesday January 9Th. lel1, b..
the hours Of 10 l. and /? NJ, fof IL ssse.
ton OF Directors and such other business - ~ b
presented I.
c. ". JEFFEBs. cssAiR.
d.1l-l3-15-ls- 20 ae- n 2s-3a-1-3-5-S -.
StockhoI6err Meeting. ENEs s
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholdsS q q
Wheeling & belmont Bridge Company. vii b hel0
q. the office Of the Company. In Wheeling Wsst Viz.
cinla on Monday. January s. 1917, between -
hour, OF Q and O'Clock .. m for ths elsctana q
managers serve during the ensuing year, ana tee
the transaction OF all business that come hfoso
tho meeting. including tho proposed donstoa % -
City Of Wheeling OF the "Old Fair Groun6' q
Bridge Park' property Of the Company for Pubs
Recreation and Psrk purDobes.
Jos. LAWSON. Secretary.
wheeling. ". Va. December Is. lslI u
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HOSIERY MILL RuRNn

AuDDLETOwN. Penna. Jan. S-FirI
believed TO be Of incendary origin today
destroyed the hosiery mill here Of II. Al
Bonrbcrger OF Philadelphia. The Lon
is $4,000 including $4,000 worth OIL
yarn.
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American citizens to travel on armed
ships of helligerents.
Only Question involved.
Senator Stone declared that the
simple question involved in the issue
was whether the Senate should en-
dorse movement calculated To open
the way for bringing about peace in
Europe For the Senate 10: hesitate,
now that the resolution confronted II,
he said. would destroy the moral ef-
feet of the proposed endorsement upon
the nations at war.
Views of many Republican Senators
were epitomized By Senator Lodge,
who declared the resolution opened un
very large, grave and important
subject"
realized that this thing cannot be
rushed through involving, as it does.
our relations TO all the world.
A resolution similar 10 that or Sen
ator IIitChcOck'S was introduced IN
the House late to-day by Representa-
tive Mcclellan. Of Tennessee, and re-
ferred without discussion 10 the for
eign affairs committee.
II was stated at the Slate Depart.
ment that no more neutral countries
had replied 10 the Presidents note.
and that. though copies were sent 10
al! the South American republics for
their information. none Of them had
felt it necessary to reply In any way.
Peace Now Impossible.
LONDON. Jan. =. 1910 y. MI ON
mentS of the German papers OH the En-
tente reply To the German pehc" proposal
are sent by Reuters correspondent at
Amsterdam, az Indicating the universal
jpt fh1, is inlDDSSlble
and that the Central Powers must con-
tinue to prosecute tho war with the Ut
most viEOr.
The Berlin LoI;al Anzeigrr considers
that nobody will hr shocked. because the
Ententr's refusal was anticipated
But" 1t adds. everyone vii! h" sur
prised and shocked at the ShallowneSs,
levity and mendacity Of the reasons
givet, for the refusal, and 1t is difficult
to explain how ten serious men were
able 10 affiX their Sitnatures 10 the
document without hluShine. our an
swcr can only be given on the battle
field"
The Vosslsrhe Zeitung says:
"All possibility Of further negotiations
has diSa appeared under this Srorni ul re-
ply There is only one rcioinder. name
~. warfare. until n" cold steer OF our
arms has brought the fever temperature
Of our enemies down TO something nor
NAL"
Tho Berlin Tageb!attr says:
we w0uiu gladly nave written itd'f
be uuIn thee over the gate of New Year
but il would BE- childish to seek in the
F.ntcntc'S reply any expressions hut
those OF an absolute NO. Who IN inc
world can nav doubt that the Entente
plans. which aim 1T the ismemberment
~ Germany. Austria Hungary and Tur-
key. will be rcSolutely repealed by tho
German people"
The krcuz Zcitung says:
The form Of the Entcnte,S rejection
makes II an insult. nur reply can only
be given with the sword"
The NnrwaertS says:
Since our enemies desire to continue
the war. no choice remains 10 the Ger
man people. There will be no illusion
that behind the refusal lies tho hope OF
finally being able to lay Germany pros
trate.
at is to the interest of the whole
German prnpl" In Illustrate This design
For motorcycles there has been in
vented a pump that automatically nils
a tire with air as machine is run
ming
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die, Rev. and Mrs. B. r. Imhof. Fol
lansb"e; Mrs. Vim. O'Neill. Cleveland;
+. Ar. Biddle, Cincinnati.
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For motorcycles there has been in
vented a pump that automatically Nils
a tire with air as machine is run
ming.
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REJECTION OF PEACE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

American citizens to travel on armed
ships of helligerentS.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-18
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
 Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City, Tex.-In an interesting statement, Mrs. G. H. Schill, of this town, says; For three years l suffered untold agony with my head. I was unable to oo any of my work.
 luSI wanted to sleep all the time, for 1'a' was The only ease could get, when ; was asleep. became a nervous wreck head. "'''' my was so nervous that the least noise b.s Uuia make me jump out of my bed. | .s,.., u no energy, and was unable to do dn ' aW u,'ng' My son, young boy, had 10 @i my household duties.
 ,oa,' was not able to do anything until I sna UH ,' Carduu. took three bottles in all, baoa a 1" surely cured me of those awful Naenes' aso That has been three years ssO, and l know the cure is permanent tat;.n nave never had any headache since no'ning relieved me until took Cardui "Tio wonders for me-"
 ,,oY ny Cardui for your troubles-made ,r ,Vui medicinal ingredients recommended ism.1s iuieal books as being of benefit in nros.o a,s troubles, and 40 years of use has iasi.s t,Tssh that the books are right. Begin
 uu' 'ooay. EC-i3
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sOo-1379 Henry I. stuart, rrescotI s1o-1OO8 W. E. Mitchell, Bodcaw ett 929 Jesse J. Chamlee, Prescott tto- 40 D. Dickinson, Prescott r19- 299 Wm. A. Caudle, Bodcaw E1-1O75 F. I. McAdams, Emmet 5t5-1189 Geo. Pickard, Bodcaw Tte- 750 L. A. Hamilton, Buckner 517- 5S Calvin J. Beasley, Rosston 51s-t443 H. 0. Starnes, Bluff City sto-1654 Bennie Walker, Boughton 59O- 15O o. E. Billingsley, Buckner so1- 19 J. P. Aslin, Emmet
 592- 400 D. W. Durham, Prescott 59S-1547 Luther Wincher, Waldo 594--192O Dewy Smith, Rosston 595- 1 Clint J. Askew, Bluff City 526- 115 K. W. Brown, Emmet 527- S32 Milton Joe, Glenville 59S-1180 George Pittman, Prescott 52o- 2O6 H. R. Clearley, Rosston 59O- 22S w. K. Cottingham, Sayre 591-14S9 Arthur Tidwell, Prescott 5S2- 136 Andy Bland, Emmet 5SS- SIP C. E. Lancaster, Prescott 534- 43O Claud Edgar, Prescott 535- BPS Jas. Cantley, Rosston 5S6- 965 N. H. Martin, Prescott 5S7- 96 Henry Benson. Bodcaw 5SS-159O Joe R. Ward, Emmet 5S9- S96 Dennis Lindsey, Rosston 54O-109S Windon Moss, Glenville 54l- 624 E. D. Hamilton, Prescott 542- gro Roy Gilmore, Prescott 54S- 544 Dover Graham, Waldo 544-1021 Virgin N. Martin, Bodcaw 545- TAT W. A. Hunter, Mt. Moriah 546-1269 And. J. Roberts, Prescott 547-125S Wm. Rowton, McNeil 54S- 929 Jake Nixon, Waldo
 549-15OS Jas. E. Ursery. Prescott 55O-ll94 Riches Pearce, Bodcaw 55l- t3S Wm. Burnett. Emmet 552-1667 A. NJ. Witherspoon, Preset. 553-1199 Rufus c. Parks, Prescott 554-1619 Ollie Wood, Gale
 555- 91 Wm. Burnell, Glenville 556- S3S Dan w. Jarvis, Rosston 557- 6S5 Dan J. Hay, Waldo
 55S-1416 Com. Sherman, Rosston 559- S6l J. B. Kennedy, Mt Moriah 56O- 633 Jas A. Horton, Waldo 56l-l326 Phil o. Sampson, Prescott 562- TIP George Henry, Rosston 563- r John Atkins, Rosston 564- SOP John Jamison, Bodcaw 565-1255 Ben L. Rowden, Waldo 566- 69l Arthur Hunter, Prescott 567- BIS Thos. M. Downs, Prescott 56S-lOS3 O. MMcKissack, Rosston 569- 237 c. ". Calhoun. Mt. Moriah o'O- 422 Lon Edwards, Prescott On- 6l9 T. Haynie, Jr.. Rosston oi2-lO5S Alvin Moss, Rosston o'S- 344 Dave Cravens, Prescott o'4- 824 Bishop Johnson, Emmet o'0- 4l2 Vim. C. Elmore, Prescott olo-l2l@ Tom Phillips. Rosston o0- 2O2 Percy M. Blakely. Rosston o'S- l6A Dexter Bush, Prescott 579- 26S Bright Crider, Emmet OOo- PIP Jesse Crider, Emmet Ool-ll98 Claud Pealer, Emmet
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HIS DISCOVERY

Friend-Well, old man, have you found that two can live as cheaply as one
 Newlywed-Perhaps, but not as peaceably.-Boston Transcript.