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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22
FOOD CROPS IMPORTANT.
Bamberg Farmers Urged, to Raise
Their Own Supplies.

That the farmers of Bamberg coun-
ty will make a serious mistake II
they neglect to plant food crops and
raise their own meat is clearly shown
by a statement prepared by w. w.
Long. of Clemson college, showing
the relative value of bale of cotton
in 1914 and in 1917, in other words
what a bale of 12-cent cotton would
buy in 1914 and what a bale of Is
cent cotton will buy now.
1t is the general opinion of the
farmers and others that the present
price of cotton is high, and that it
should be a money crop at 1S cents
the pound. However, this falla-
cious argument, for bale of cotton
is worth less in purchasing value now
than it was when cotton was IL cents
a pound. Then, it naturally follows,
that the only means the farmers can
employ to prevent themselves from
becoming poorer this year than last
year or the year before is by raising
their supplies at home, land having
their cotton for profit crop.
Briefly stated, the comparative
table compiled by Mr.. Long. and for
warded to County Demonstration
Heard, is as follows: In 1914 a bale
of cotton would buy four tons of hay;
bale will now only buy 8 3-4 tons.
A 12-cent bale of cotton would have
purchased 80 bushels of corn; today
bale will buy only rs bushels. Two
years ago the proceeds from one bale
would have bought II barrels of
flour; bale will now only buy nine
barrels. Two years ago bale would
have been worth 900 pounds of lard;
it is now worth only 500 pounds. A
12-cent bale of cotton would have
bought 400 pounds of bacon; a bale
will now buy only 375 pounds. A
12-cent bale would have bought 66
bushels of Irish potatoes; at the time
the statement was prepared bale of
cotton would have bought only 40
bushels, but would now buy nothing
like that quantity.
Now, if a farmer raises his own
meat, lard, hams, etc., grows his own
-four, corn, oats, hay, and feedstuffs
of all kinds, and then has his cotton
as d money crop, he will certainly be
prosperous, so Mr.. Heard is urging
the planters to first plant plentifully
of things to eat and use on the farm.
Those who do this, especially the
small farmer, need experience no
sleepless nights troubling about what
cotton is going to be worth next fall.
There is not much doubt about it be-
ing worth a good price, but as will
be seen by the comparison of values,
high price is not worth much if 1t
takes more in return TO purchase
something to eat.
Mr.. Heard will be glad to talk to
anybody along this line, and give
them the benefit of all suggestions
and information which he commands.
The county demonstration is, of
course, always in close touch with
the agricultural department, and can
be of great benefit to planters, and
we hope our readers will avail them
selves of his assistance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22
THINKS WAR CERTAIN.
Congressman Byrnes Says L. S. May
Be at War i'm 80 Days.

In the opinion of Congressman
James F. Byrnes, who has just reach
ed Aiken from Washington, the Unit
ed States will be at war with Ger
many within the next sixty days.
1t is Mr.. Byrnes's opinion, as ex-
pressed yesterday, that the arming of
merchant ships, which is now being
done, will lead to actual participation
by the United States in the European
struggle. There is no doubt but that
when an American vessel, armed with
deck guns, encounters submarine
in the area which Germany has de-
clared war zone, fire will be opened
on the submarine, and it has been Of
icially declared that in view of Ger
many's declared intention of torpe-
doeing without warning, American
merchantmen have the right to fire
at sight of periscope. A clash be-
tween an American vessel and Ger
man submarine will have the effect,
in the opinion of Mr.. Byrnes, of be-
ginning actual hostilities, for it
would then be impossible to restrain
public opinion or hold it in check in
America.
In the North, says Mr.. Byrnes, the
sentiment is for war, and while this
Is not true in the South, as general
thing, the people here standing ready
to fight against invasion but possibly
not to engage in what they believe
to be quarrel originating between
European powers, there might be a
sudden change even in the attitude of
the people of the South. At any rate,
the sentiment for war in the North
would be overwhelming and would
carry everything before It.
There seems to be a very great
many people who believe that in the
event of war with Germany the Unit
GU OIGIOS Woulu SCuo ouL IuC
fleet or would furnish munitions and
money and moral support to the al
lies, but that may not be expected,
says Mr.. Byrnes, who predicts that
instead of the tenor of life running
along smoothly and uninterrupted in
this country when war with Germany
is an actual fact, there will be no
halfway measures taken. In short,
in the opinion of Mr.. Byrnes, the
United States will be recruiting men
for actual service in Europe within
sixty days, and that an American
army will be sent to participate in
the struggle on European battle
fields as soon as it can be organized
and trained after war is declared.
Most well informed people share
with Mr.. Byrnes the belief that the
United States is drifting into war
with Germany, and that the actual
fact of a condition of war is not far
ahead.-Aiken Standard.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22
New Advertisements.

L. B. Fowler-For Sale.
Otis Brabham-For Sale.
Bank of Olar-Statement.
Peoples Bank-Statement.
J. B. Brickle-If You Wish.
Klauber's-Shoes for the Family.
Bamberg Banking Co.-Statement.
D. A. Reid-Diamonds Watches,
Etc.
Enterprise Bank-Don't Carry
Safe.
Bamberg Banking Co.-Small Es-
tates.
Mutual Garage-Your Car is
Home.
Peoples Bank-The Man With
Money.
Planters Fertilizer Co.-First
Prize Awards.
H. NJ. Graham-Notice to Debtors
and Creditors.
Farmers & Merchants Bank-My
Money is all Gone.
Bamberg Banking Co.-Watch
Your Dollars Grow.
Bamberg Furniture & Hardware
Co.-Columbia Grafonolas.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22
Death Of Ambrose Williams.

Mr.. Ambrose Williams died at his
home in the city Sunday night about
$50 o'clock, after long illness.
The remains were inferred Monday
at Denmark, the Rev. Mr.. Rogers
conducting the funeral services. Mr..
Williams was 33 years of age. He
is survived by two brothers, Messrs.,
w. E. B. Williams and E. R. Viii
liams; and one sister, Mrs. Love, of
Denmark.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22
Chicora Girls Defeat Denmark.

The Chicora College for Women
basket ball team defeated the Den
mark high school team yesterday af-
ternoon by the score of 35 to 2 on
the Chicora court. Although the Chi
cora team had the advantage of the
Denmark team the visitors put up a
hard fight to win the battle just the
same. At the end of the first half
the score was 27 to in favor of the
Chicora team.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22
Encampment Site not Selected.

The statement in Sunday morning
papers that the encampment of the
Bailey cadets would be held this year
at Orangeburg was incorrect. Invi-
tations have been extended by Ches-
ter, Bamberg and other places and
no selection will be made until these
sites are inspected.-Greenwood
Journal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22

City Girl-That hen is acting very
queerly, just as though she were
Matching a plot
Country Maiden-On the contrary,
she is plotting a hatch.-Baltimore
American.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22
To Enforce Speed Laws.

"Please tell the owners of automo-
biles that hereafter the speed laws
are going to be enforced said Chief
of Police E. C. Bruce yesterday. The
chief wishes to put all auto owners
on notice that violations of the speed
ordinance will hereafter be punished.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22

Miss Weeks is a sister of Mrs. H.
G. Delk, of Bamberg. She formerly
lived in Bamberg, and has many &C
quaintances here, who will be glad
to learn that she escaped with minor
injuries.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22

Miss Dantzler; Miss Sandel for Miss
D. Hampton; Miss Thomason for Miss
L. Hampton; Miss Ashe for Miss Ash
ton.-Columbi State. March II.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22

Miss Myers is frequent visitor to
Bamberg, and has numerous friends
and acquaintance here.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-03-22

For Sale-2,000 brick. Apply to
l.. B. FOWLER, Bamberg, S. C. 1t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08
Citation.

GEORGIA, Muscogee County.
To Whom 1t May Concern: Notice is
hereby given that Emmett D. Cook, of
Webster county, Georgia, has filed in
.Muscogee Superior court his petition
t. establish copy Of a certain certif-
cate of stock alleged to have been is
sued to him by the Fourth National
Bank of Columbus Georgia, on or
about January Goth, 1917, which certi-
fcate he alleges has been destroyed,
said certificate being numbered 391
and being for two shares of the capitar
stock in said bank Of the par value of
One Hundred Dollars each, to which
certificate said Emmett E. Cook claims
title, and that said petition will be
heard before me at chambers at the
courthouse in Muscogee county, Geor-
gia, at 10 o'clock on August 4, 1917.
All persons concerned are required to
show cause before me at the time and
place fixed for said hearing why copy
OF said certificate Of stock should not
be established as prayed for.
Given under my official signature
this June %, 1917.
G. H. HOWARD,
Judge S. C. Muscogee County, Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08
IIA, Webster County :

GEORGIA, Webster County:
viii be sold before the courthouse
door in the said county on the first
Tuesday in August, 1917, next within
the legal hours of sale, the following
described property, to-wot:
It acres Of land same beginning at
the South line of lot No. 209. and be-
ing in a square and lying on the west
side Of the public road leading from
the ]. P, p Harrell place to Antioch
church and passing through said lot;
said land being bounded as follows:
South by said south line of lot POO.
west and north by other lands in said
lot and east by said public road. Said
land is levied on and is to be sold
under and by virtue of a tax fl ia is
sued from the tax collectors office of
Webster county for state and county
tax for 1916 against Walter G. Pickett,
and will be sold as the property of said
Walter G. Pickett, Tenants in possess
sion notified in terms of law. Teens
cash. This July 4th, 1917.
c. M. CHRISTIAN, Sheriff.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08
JitatiOn-Year's Support.

GEORGIA, Webster County.
To All Whom 1t May Concern No
tice is hereby given, that the apprais-
ers appointed to set apart and assign
a years support to Mrs. Georgia
Bridges, the widow and minor child of
Francis NJ. Bridges, deceased, have
filed their award, and unless good and
sufficient cause is shown, the same will
be made the judgment of the court at
the August term. 1917, of the Court OF
Ordinary.
This, June Is, 1917.
J. R. STAPIETON,
Ordinary Webster County.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08

III Daniel Ledger.
us Thomas E. Weaver McGlamry
719 William Wallace McGIamTy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08

527 Adlai Cleveland Bell.
52S Brooks Edward Buchanan
500 Joseph Westbrook Albritton.
$50 James Barney Walters.
531 Robert Earnest Wells
532 Emmett Cawood Ref.
533 George Washington Tison.
534 Peter David O'hern.
535 Joel Thomas Ohern,
536 Lynn Daniel Mashburn.
537 Roland Kite
53S William Emmett Kidd.
$50 Walter Thomas Johnson.
$40 Julian Jefferson Griffin.
541 Claude Judson Daniel.
542 Leonard Larkin Dupree.
SAB Clyde Johnson.
544 Charlie Edward Marshall.
80 Charlie Neil Hagerson.
54G Simon Leander Frazier.
547 George Robert Dozier.
548 Calvin Grady Davis.
$40 Henry Grady Davis.
$50 Hark Howell Bell.
551 John Philip Crutchfeld.
552 Logan Carlisle Buchanan.
553 Carey Daniel
554 John R. Hodges.
800 George NJ Slappey,
$50 Henry Grady Dunn.
557 Leon Roy Justice.
55S Columbus n. Robinson.
559 James D. Pennington.
$50 William Wallace Pennington.
561 William Wicker Pennington.
jG2 John Samuel Murphey.
563 Joel Albert uMrphey.
564 Molittle Martin.
565 Garry NJ. Williams.
$50 Wesley Brunson Jackson.
567 Thomas Marshall Lowery.
56S Charlie Clifford Amos.
col Linton stephens Wilder.
COZ William 0. Williamson.
SOB Bradus Augustus Wellons.
GOA Charlie Crisp Wilder.
COS Christie D. Williamson.
SOC Phillip Chapel Wise,
COZ Shelley Eddie Wellons.
COS Bowman Joel Wise.
500 Earl Glover.
Gl0 Garland Anderson.
Gil T. J. Hall, Jr.
612 Irwin Anderson.
G13 Otis G. Allen.
GA Robert Andrews.
615 E, B. CroXton.
GIG Albert Cooper.
Gil Eugene Davis.
61S c. NJ Daniel
6l9 Hiram Davis.
G20 Calvin B. Derrick.
621 J. w. Everett
622 Dupont G. Forrest.
623 f. d. Forrest.
624 j. Z. Forrest.
625 l.. Z. Hewitte.
626 Dave T. Mills.
627 Gordon Howell, Plains.
CPS B. F. Harris.
1853 j. b. Hill.
$50 j. H. Hewitte.
G31 II. G. Jackson
632 Jesse c. Jones.
633 Walter Lansford.
GA Ralph Lassiter
$50 n. w. Law.
G3G +. l.. Everette
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08

637 Renza P. Israel.
63S Globe Law.
500 c. G. Mills.
$40 Charlie Virgins.
GAL Allen S. McCrea.
642 George T. Minis.
645 j. E. McCrea.
GA Grady Mills.
645 Oscar McLendon.
GAS c. A. McCrea.
CAT c. r. ReyelIs.
GAS Herbert McLendon.
GAG w. w. Virgins.
$50 Alma w. Virgins.
651 George Wise.
652 Clarence H. Williams.
653 H. G. Williams.
654 Walter ]. Wise.
655 Robert Ratliff.
656 H. H. Smith,
657 A. T. Salter.
65S Paul A. Stephens.
$50 A. J. Segars.
$50 Cleveland T, Stephens.
SCI R. S. Segars.
662 r. r. Thomas.
663 G. w. Thomas.
G64 William Conner Worsham.
665 Tom Virgins.
666 Cleye Stewart.
667 Eddie L. Stewart.
G68 George c. Howell.
669 Sim Stuart.
$40 William Henry Houston.
671 Lonnie Isdney Lane.
672 Oscar Howell.
673 George Pope Suber.
675 Charlie Crisp Clements.
676 Joel Roach.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08


259 Louis Keuette Heys.
26O John Joel Hall.
261 Jesse Lit Westbrook.
262 Charles Christian Veates,
263 William Mayhem Hawkes..
264 Frank Lee Cato Jro
265 William Gernon.
266 James Henry Copeland.
267 Otis DIN Williams
268 Robert OIius Rigsby.
269 Thomas Badly Scrutchins.
27O John Sidney Mott
271 Benjamin Roy Wilson.
272 William Christian Witte
273 Willie Fred Sills.
PA James Oliver Macarthur.
275 John William Westbrook.
Pc John Allen Fort.
III Stephen Pace.
278 Edwin James Eldridge
279 w. E. skinner.
ESQ Elias Attyah.
PSI Constas George Karoutas.
282 Salem Nassau
283 Bob Farris Parker
2S4 Paul Bilukas.
285 Charlie Felipas Chapalas
2S6 Nick Crone.
PSF Mitchell Saliba
2SS Alexander Harden.
2S9 Anostasios Rigas.
290 Paul PLANES
291 Evan Thomas Mathis. Jr,
292 James Ashley Dean.
293 Robert Boyd Stackhouse.
294 Emmett Columbus Hawkins.
29G Artebanus Herndon Bragg.
296 William Burdett Finch.
2g7 Lewis Emmett Holloway.
2gS John Ike Hudson, Jr,
299 Clarence Drane Daniel.
300 Robert Judson Hill.
301 Fred Maddox Flournoy.
302 Willie Edward Taylor
BOB Edwin Robinson Brown.
BOA Lloyd Hugh Hill
305 Moley Pantone
Boo James Andrew Pinkston, Jr.
307 Henry Gordon Howell.
30S James Arthur Chalkley.
309 Jessie Lee Jeter.
80 Daniel Wilson VanRiper
311 John T. Clark
312 benjamin Tillman Seigler.
313 Jesse L. Wyche.
314 Robert Lee Crawford
&l5 John Walter Mathis.
2l6 Burdett Carl Cordell
317 Eustice Speer Ansley.
31S James Edgar Thompson
319 James Watson Lott
800 Arthur Beaufort Clark.
321 Rufus Johnson.
1922 Stephen John Snyder.
1913 Joel William Cullen Horne.
324 Nern H. Lavender.
325 John Emory Rylander.
326 Harris Solomon Council
327 Preston Brooks Williford.
32S Leon Duncan Slappey
329 Aaron Leon Ranew.
$50 Early Fuller Brown.
331 George Felts Adams.
1872 Lonnie Malone Norville.
333 James Irving Giddings.
334 Burrell Brewter Kent.
335 Fred Harrison Bowden
336 Tom French Mabry.
337 James Z. Kemph
1888 Andrew Shelley Rigsby.
339 Paul jennings Lee
$40 Dennis Vincent Bawles.
341 l. d. thanks.
342 Clay Daniel Bell.
343 Charles Samuel Ranew.
344 James Mashburn Bowen.
345 Roy Edwards Black.
346 HersheI Aticus Smith.
BAT Thomas Ariel Burt skinner
34S Denver Lee Todd.
349 William TregCnes.
$50 George Leonard GARNER
35t Frank Mayo.
1852 James l. Poole.
353 Charlie Niblack
354 Allen Sheppard Tllman.
355. Wiley o. Bassett.
1916 Heys Edward McMath.
357 Iyey Cecil Maxwell.
358 william Glenn Hooks.
359 Harris Elliott Boswell.
$50 Harry McCiesky Hawkins
361 Spencer Isiah Turner.
1862 Asa Pittman.
363 Samuel Paul Law
364 Percy Ardys Christopher.
800 William Anon Brown.
Gee IJorr,ov Oscar Coleman
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08

391 Willis Cleary Wilkes.
1872 Eugene Bailey Hill.
393 Benz. Spalding Mattingly, Jr
1874 Gordon Eugene Brooks.
395 Vastine Charlit Milton.
$50 Thomas Patrick Mccarthy.
397 Jeffrie Randolph Kersey.
1913 Charles Vaughn Tyson.
399 Charles Speer Ansley.
400 Ruby W. Thompson.
40l Walter Hamil Brown.
402 Jessie c. Barield.
403 Allen Fort Johnson.
404 Julian Erastus Tanner.
405 Benjamin Franklin Skinner
400 Joseph Enos Griffin.
407 Francis Freilinghyson Seig.
4OS Dell Smith.
400 Earnest Pantone.
410 Lee Hudson.
All Edward Johnson Young,
412 Thomas Hulen Ratliff.
Alb 9th Tiff Pace.
Ala Windsor w. Webb.
AIS Hollis Monroe Pollock.
416 Richard D. Winchester.
All Grover c. Thomas.
AIS Earnest Jackson Arlington
419 Jeff E. Robinson.
420 Walter Lee Johnson.
421 Thomas Fort Jones.
422 Walter T. Jordan.
423 Roy Tullis Jones.
424 Allen S. Johnson.
425 Floyd Winford Hines.
426 Charlie Hobbs.
427 Freling Hand Scarborough.
42S John Durant Sims.
429 Eugene E. Williams.
430 William Robert Williams.
431 William Edgar Carter.
Az Walker Grady Carter.
433 Robert Earl Statham
434 Albert D. Derriso.
435 Emmett Fewell Ferguson.
436 Kennith Hugh Hines.
437 Jessie L. Davis.
43S John Edward Ferguson.
439 Eric e. Bass.
440 Claude Robert Ferguson.
AL Holcomb Heath Wade.
442 Ben T. Hart.
ABB John Luther Bell.
444 William Frank Ferguson.
AS Angus Martin Barlow.
446 Walter Timely Anderson.
447 William Arace Frazier.
448 J. Oscar SummerfOrd.
449 Earl Gender Bass.
45O Troy Bell
451 Kenneth A. Frazier.
452 John Earnest Harp.
453 Lewis Bryan Law.
454 Willie Frank Avant
455 William A sutton.
4l6 James Terrell West.
457 Frank Adams Wilson, Jr.,
45S julius Statham Lawrence.
459 Arnold Upton Cheek.
400 Leverett Duckworth.
461 James c. Harden.
462 Hamlin Newton West.
463 Henry G. Blackshear.
AGA Ed B. Worrell.
465 Dan c. Williams.
466 Kenneth Wood
467 Charlie Crisp Bass.
468 James Frank Dell.
469 John Hendley Cobb
470 George Washington Bagley.
All Edward Atkins Bowen.
472 SeabOrn L. Hodges, Jr.,
Alb Frank Harris Hines, Jr.,
Ala Kyle Whiddon.
475 Crisp Wilkinson.
476 John Ransom Remington
All Wesley c. Kenmore.
AIS James Reid Wilson.
479 George Emmett Daniel.
4S0 John Gordon Castleberry.
4S1 Thomas B. Hooks, Jr..
4S2 Thomas Harvey Mathis.
4S3 William A. Wilson.
asa Richard Lowson Peel.
ass Jimmie Lee Perry.
4S6 Hugh Smisson Page.
4S7 James Hilton Perry.
4SS Arthur Willie Tomlinson.
4S9 Frank NJ. McWnliams.
490 Wilson p. Finch,
491 Eugene Daniel,
492 James F. Miers.
49S Burr T Finch.
495 James A. McWilliams.
495 Armstead w. ChappelI.
400 Perry G. Countryman.
497 Robert A. Israel.
49S Howard B. Countryman.
499 Kenneth NJ. Mcdonald,
500 s. z. Mitchell.
sol Jessie F. Israel.
400 Elmer G Snider
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-08
Local Board: for Sumter County,

lis Local Board:
/ Leonard Maurice Williams.
2 John Frank Finch.
9 Henry William Reese.
4 James Lewis Ellis.
5 Irwin Joe Smoot.
6 Howell Baxter Pitcher.
7 Wiley Gordon Lansford
s Carl Ebert Ansley.
9 James Willis Rhodes.
10 Henry Tucker Ansley.
II Boisclair Kiker.
70 Joseph sydney Resseau.
10 Howard Thompson Brooks.
IA Rutherford Hayes Anderson.
Is Homer Chappell.
16 George Franklin Carswell.
is Nottingham Law.
l9 Charles Shelton Dorman
20 Charlie Klink Chapman, Jr,
q Sidney Beckham Howe.
% Jeremiah O'hern
% Willie Walter Tucker.
"a Homer Bankston.
Is Eugene Davis.
&c Bob Burner Decker.
q Robert Surles.
% Arthur Lee Mize.
20 Walter L, Hamilton.
80 Raymond Mcneil
81 Elton Byron Parker.
80 Mitchell Attyah.
SO Leandus Veatrie Freeman.
"a Herbert Talley Farris,
35 John Edgar Wright
36 D. T. Fulford.
81 ODE Carbett Law.
SO Herschel Council Argo
SO Fred Jefferson Wilmington.
40 Julian Jefferson Grant
a John Kell Hill
~ James Herman Mcdaniel
40 Joseph Curry Pouncey.
"A Frank Cato Hudson.
45 Robert Talmadge Crabb.
46 Samuel Leon Mcdaniel
A Joseph Oliver Edmondson.
As Marvin Perry Howard
40 Benjamin Franklin Bass.
50 Jessie Joseph Hallman.
81 Bubble Cleveland Ammons.
% Wallace Horsford Buckalew
50 j. Bryan Freeman.
"a Charlie Darby Poole
So Johnnie Warren Chalkley.
Sc Leonard Nash Hill.
81 Homer Byron Mathews.
IS Lucien William Slappey
50 James Warren Waller.
50 Clyde Johnson Williams.
81 Felix Augustus Blalock.
So Robert Larkin Edwards,
SO Herschell John Fletcher.
ga Arthur Thomas Green.
Go Amos Lassiter
Sc Earnest Lynne Crawford.
67 William Oscar Martin.
6S Cooper Martin Bradley
50 William BENZ, Worthy, Jr,
10 Lynten Earl Goodwin
II Julius Theodore Shy.
70 Eleazer Caswell Price.
70 VIM. Huntington Chappell, Jr,
"A Thomas Clark Poole.
IS Clayton Davis Slower.
rs Emmett Hart Miller.
II. Thomas Pickett Dorman.
IS James Lewis Murphey.
70 Ruben Hoffman.
so Otto Elisha Liggin.
81 Charles Bracket Carter.
50 Bradley Hogg.
So Milton Humphreys Fletcher.
"a R. 0. simpson Hood
50 william Lester Johnson.
Sc Elson w. Jarvis.
81 Lee Barnum Bryant.
IS August Knan.
50 William Macarthur Tapley,
so Grover Cleveland Puryis.
81 Luther Trenton sease
90 Walter Rylander.
SO Thomas Oliver Marshall.
"a James Draper Hooks.
95 Horace E. Nichols.
SO Charles Baisden Hudson.
81 William Milburn Thweatt.
9S William Thomas Collins.
SO VERNE Mason Holloway.
100 Nathan Fulward Murray.
l01 William Thomas Kenmore.
102 William Jackson Boyett.
1913 James Edward Cutler.
104 Thomas Gordon Heys.
105 George Newton Adams.
100 Ross Pittman.
107 Walter Scott McGarrah.
1903 Harvey Hatcher Coyington.
1903 Olin Alvin Williams.
10 Edward Erwin Lee.
III James Clarence Nicholson.
112 Charles U. Rodgers.
1l3 Joseph Herman Perdue.