The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-03
AUBURN FURNISHES
 OVER 300 MEN ID
 TRAINING CAMP
Secretary of Alumni Ass0- ciation Complies List of Those at Fort McPher-
 son Opening Day

" tHe reserve OIIlcefS training camps IS indicated in lists compiled by the reg istrar and the secretary of the Alumni association
 Auburn is represented in nearly every training camp in the nation, some of the largest representations, exclusive of Fort McPherson camp, being Fort OgIe- thorpe, Fort Logan H. Root and the Leon Springs camp.
 Fort McPherson is the post to which Alabama. Georgia and Florida men are sent has more than 200 Auburn men.
 The following list of men who are taking the training at Fort McPherson was compiled from the earliest published list of the camp roster and does not in- clude the names of all the men detailed from the National Guard or who were accepted after the camp opened;
 R. L. Adams. Jackson; c. E. Alexander, Prattville; B. G. Allen, Demopois E. $. Allen Birmingham; H. E. Allen, Mont gomery; s. R. Amos, Brooklyn; W. F. Anderson, Birmingham; G. Andrews, Jr., Montgomery; J. ". Andrews, Mont gcmery; II. c. Armstrong Atlanta; C. A, Ashcraft, Florence; F. B. Askew, Jr., Dayton.
 L. A. Baarcke, Montgomery; M Bald Win, Kirkwood, Ga.; R. H. Barnes, Eu- taw; C. c. Bean, Chicago; M P. Bed- sole, Montgomery; s. H. Besselieu, sa- vannah, Ga; J. V. Blackwell, Anniston; ". l.. Blanton, Largo Fla; B. D. Boat wright, Gordele Ga; Albert Bonds Fairfield; F. E. Boyd, LaFayette; L. A. Boyd, Richburg; G.. A. Brewer, Opelika M s. Brisln, Selma; H. w Britain, Roanoke; H. Q. Burgess, Edwardsvlle; J. ", Burgin, Birmingham G. O. Burns, Florence; w. A. Burns, Jr., Sylacauga; F. p. Burks, Jr., Rome Ga.
 Joseph Galloway. Jr, Savannah; K. H. Camp Talladega; A. Csrnes, Moundville; j. J. Cater. Forsyth, Ga; B. o. Childs, Forsyth, Ga. R. w. Coker, Talladega; " M Collins. Savannah; F. E. Cooper, Oxford; A. Cory, Birmingham; J. W. Cranes, Birmingham; w. D. Crawford l Tuskegee; A. l.. Grove, Atlanta.
 $. s. Daniels Atlanta; M. Davenport | Thomasvlle, Ga. B. W. Davis Macon | Ga; H. E. Davis Oak Grove; E. L. Deal ] Tuscaloosa; l.. B. Dean, Alexander City; | L. Donovan, Selma; V. J. Douglass, Bir- | mingham H. J. Dudley, Seale A. H. | Dumas, Auburn; Thomas Duncan, Au- barn.
 H. L. Evans, Birmingham. w. E. Evans, Fulton.
 H. H. Farr. Bessemer w B. Farrar, Dalton, Ga; H. G. Paris, Attalla; B. '. Fitzpatrick Montgomery; S. J. Floyd, Phoenix City; B. B. Fontaine, Birmins- ham; J. M Franklin, Birmingham; L. VI Funk, Florence. s. c.
 .sB. Garber, Birmingham; J. N. Gard nex Newman, Ga; E. l.. Glider, Birming- ham; P B. Godstein. Birmingham; W. w. Goode Gastonburg; E. F. Grant, Louisville; E. D. Greene. Anniston; L. c. {areene, Atlanta; s. E. Greene, Birming- Ina lf1r. lfor UN I-ya yxr e. Griggs Montgomery.
 |. Hairston, Meridian Miss; w. E. Hall Birmingham; D. A Heinrich. Jr., Birmingham; w B. Henderson, Birming- ham; E B. Henry, Auburn; w. A. Hewes Demopolis; J. E. Hickey, Atlanta I. P. Hodnette, Notasuga; J. B. Hol- man, Athens; $. B. Hooper, Albertville; R. M. House, Anniston; R. NJ. Howe Tuskegee; Lewis Hubbard. Montgomery.
 A. o. Jackson, West Point, Ga; l.. l.. Jeffrey, Lower Peachtree; N. c. Johnson, Sheffield; J. w. Johnson, Trafford; H. M. Johnston, Adamsvlle; R. B. Johnston, Wetumpka; C. A. Jones, Birmingham.
 B. Kaufman, Atlanta; J. M. Kelly, | Montgomery, Ga; F. w. Kolb Montgom- cry; c. R. Kuchns Bessemer
 F. Lay. Birmingham; E. c. Leach | Dadeville; J. c. Lee. Birmingham; J. E. | Leel. Gadsden; F. c. Lipscomb, Auburn | .. o. Lisenby. Dothan: T. B. Locke, | Greensboro; G V Long, Birmingham 1; Ill. K. Lowe. OpenKa.
 w L. McArthur, Slocomb; c. M. Me- | Gall, Brewton: G. McFadden, Jackson vile, Fla; ]. A. McGurk Jr., Anniston; w c. Mckee Columbus, Ga; T. T. Me Lemore, Birmingham
 R. J. Malone, Birmingham; E. M. Man. ming. Milton, Fla; J. H. Martin, Athens; J. T. Martin, Jacksonville; J. E. Math- ews. Cordele, Ga. M. F Meador Demop- olis. Merritt. Eutaw G. l.. Morris, Bir- mingham; G. T. Murrah, Bessemer.
 R. Neel Macon, Ga; w. B. Nelson. Bir- mingham; !. K. Newell, opelka; o. c. Newell Dadeville; J. s. Noble, Mont gomery.
 W. W. owens, Banks.
 F. Peabody, Montgomery; w. H. Peace. Birmingham; B. F. Peavy. At more: J Peebles, Montgomery; J B. Per ry, Birmingham: w. B. Parsons, Mont gomery; F. Poole, Brewton; J. c. Powell, l Auburn: c. c. Powell, Birmingham A. {B Pmm, Tampa, Fla.
 I l.. w. Rainey, Anniston; c. c. Rob- inson. Waverly H. W. Robinson, Brook Rogers, Birmingham; ". H. Rosson, < cullrnan; E. E. Ruffin Helena: B. c. Rushing, Atmore.
 " c Sanford, Troy; Y c. Sanford, Montgomery; c. E. Sauls Birmingham; B. J. Saunders. Jr., Birmingham; H J schwab. Birmingham; c. c. Seed. Greens boro J. T. Shaffer, Dadeville; F. B Skeggs, Decatur; R. Fl. Slider Mobile c. A. Smith, Birmingham; Leslie Smith Montgomery z. T. Smith, Jr.. Brming- ham; J. B. Snider Bessemer; R. D. Spann, Auburn: E. s. Sparkman. Tampa, Fla; c. H. Steele, Auburn; M. c. Stew Art. Talladesa; P. M. Stewart, Taladega "A. C. Strickland. Auburn; H. H. Strick- land. Newman. Ga; c. B. Strobhar, Sa- vannah. Ga.
 IA. o. Taylor, Jacksonville: Howard Thames. Greenville; A. J. Thigpen. An burn; l.. F. Thornton Pensacola w. B Thweatt Birmingham. R TompRins At lanta Priestly Touman, Birmingham L. L. Turley. Auburn.
 D. B. Van Pelt Talladega.
 C. G. Wall Eirmingham R. F. Wal thour. Jr Auburn; F W. Wendt Ozark T w Vert. Decatur Willard Wescott. Montgomery: ". P Westbrook Albany Ga: !. M. White. Montaomerv; S. A. B. Wflbensen. Gairesviiie tr'a: F. R' Will Hams, Jr. Beiiamv: v Y wilson. Ope- Mka: F. J. WinslAtt, DaTeYille: w. c Winston, Hayneviile; A. l. Wynne. De mopolis.
 R A Young Montgomery. ksF && The longest bridle path in the United '9tates. extending through an almost con-
 nuous belt of from 25 coo to s00o9 acres " forest ind the suburbs of Chicago 10 the north, west and south is in pros rcct. The forest preserves commission is acquiring the land. 'the bridle path is urged by the Chic b Equestrian associatio The cost of tA tand through