davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-11-29

in this village that l have
always conducted on a
cash basis. 1t pays
enough to keep the fami-
ly in comfort and no
more. My young broth
er will graduate from
our village school next
year and we want him to
60 to high school. There
is no art store here and
if / had a small stock of
prints and holdings. to-
gether with a few por-
there's and curtains | am
sure Icould make enough
money to send my broth
er to high school. Will
you please see what you
can do about giving me
some credit?'' The let
ter was signed Mary
Harter, Iolanth, Kan
sas." Turning to his
credit man the Merchant
Prince inquired: In
whose territory is this
town?" Receiving the
information that the
ground was covered by
Seligman, a letter was
dictated directing him to
drop in on Mary Harter
and investigate her chan
ces of success with the
line of merchandise she
asked for.
In due time Seligman
visited Iolanth, the little
Kansas village; after in
vestigating the PROPOSE
tion he notified the home
Office that the chances
for success we're very
fair. Mary Harter, since
the death of her father,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-11-29

the mOulderS Of the
world, should get so lit ,
tie credit and should be
so Sc d o m mentioned
among the worlds great
est. The world sees on
ly the successful son; the
mother is but a round in
the ladder upon which
he has climbed. Her name
or face is seldom seen in
the papers, only ner work
lauded and held up to
admiration. Yet, it was
that sweet. pathetic fig
ure in the background
that made his success
possible. The very at
mOsphere that radiates
from and surrounds the
mother is the inspiration
and constitutes the holy
of holies of family life:
In my mothers pres
ence," said a prominent
man, Il become, for the
time, transformed into
another person." How
many of us have felt the
truth of this statements
How ashamed we feel
when we meet her eyes,
that we have ever har.
bored an unholy thought,
or dishonorable sugges-
tiOn. It seems impossible
to do wrong while under
that magic influence.
What revengeful plans,
what thoughts of hatred
and jealousy have been
scattered to the four
winds while in our moth
er's presence. Her chill
dren 60 out from COM
munion with her resolved
- L~ I4Ak@- ~0ll@
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-11-29

n
81 111E your
81 -
n
that there this world Is
N that the Thanksgiving Shall table abun
sN Thou hast thrs Wouldn't
Sy that be rejoicing sefhnes2
selfish a perhaps
sN self first;
haowed
N is o l6shness which should
Therefore, be selfish gratitude give thanks
IS Him
who distress
suferngs
81 happy,
with that
III thankful his Others
His glad
whether In him
Spirit xata
Ri ton spirit others which will them
I'll
Il his of thanksgiving
table heaped with the things this
M the Thanksgiving that it
the tankuness forgetting discomfort and selfish desires
generosity
think the forth feel
III Him who deinies
thankful
$u blessings bestowed by but by Him. B.
F||HE11RlHTP AH11RlHETFH 1HRRHPRfHElE
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-29
SYSTEM AND PRINTING

Don't put 1t off, but order your printing how which You will need when you put in your new system.
 The Daily Alaskan job department Is better equipped than ever to do your werk. Prices right and work promptly executed. If.
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Continued on Page 81
$100 REWARD SlOO

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least,
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in ali its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Hairs Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System
thereby dstroying the foundation of
the disease, giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in the curative powers of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
1ails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address +. J. CHENEY g. co
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggist.
75c.-adw.
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were useless and only an operation
would help me, but Lydia E. Pinkham q
Vegetable Compound has proved it
otherwise. I am now perfectly well
and can do any kind of work. Mrs.
NELLIE PHELPS, care of r. A. Rider,
RID. No. s, Fulton, N. Y.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness,
backache or the blues could see the let
ters written by women made we'll by Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If you have bad symptoms and do not
understand the cause, write to the
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, for helpful advice given free.
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979-883 Friday Burgess, New Zion.
9So-2136 Charlie Mack Player,
Turbeville.
9s1-1161 Henry King, Silver.
982-1861 Tom Montgomery, Alec.
lu, r. F. d. 2.
9e3-769 Robert Galley, Pinewood.
984-1152 Olin Lemon, Alcolu.
985-776 Eddie Mouzon, Foreston,
r. F. D. l..
986-1Ss0 Cokeley Chovine Rich,
Manning.
987-1293 John Lowndes McLaurin
Applet, Jordan.
988-1907 Thomas Stanisclaus Rag
an, Summerton.
9S9-566 Sylvester Walker, Sum-
merton.
990-2030 John Evans James, Sum
merton.
991-5S1 Lisborn Tindal, Davis Sta
tion.
992-1777 Harley Epps, Alcolu, r.
F. D. 1.
093-311 Hampton Morris, Summer
ton.
994-2625 Thomas j. Davis, Man
ming.
995-1227 Thomas Brailsford, St.
PauS.
996-2ao6 Edward Taylor, Summer
Iton.
997--2486 Henley Hamilton Gar
land, Sardinia.
998-124 Early Richard Driggers,
Lake City, R. F. D. 1.
999--4S1 Junius Simmons, Alcolu.
10o0-2415 Nelson Monroe Riggs,
Manning, r. r. d. 1.
1001---1937 Joe Oliver, Summerton.
1002-995 Ben Oliver, Summerton.
10O3-744 Sidney Cooper, Sardinia.
loo4-979 Edward Cooper, Paxville.
10o5-5S2 Robert Phillip Gibbons,
Turbeville
lOo6-14O9 Willie Ben Fleming,
1O07-1876 Leon B. Davis, Summer
ton.
| 1ooS-25o8 Harry Pierson, Man
ming.
1oo9-174o Richard Andrews. Ri
MIMI
lo1o-1367 Harry Martin, Gable.
| 1O11-2117 Sam Ranton, Davis Sta
| tion.
lo12-829 Thomas McFaddin, Pine
wood.
/ 1ol3-27O2 Priestly Simon, Fores-
ton, R. F. D. l.
l014-240 Thomas Carl Gamble.
Turbeville.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-08-22
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take GrOVe'S

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic Is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties of OUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-08-22
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Restored to Health by Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Fulton, N. Y. - s'Why will women
pay out their money for treatment and

receive no benefit,
when 80 many have
proved that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compoun n d
will make them
well For over q
year I suffered so
from female weak
ness I could hardly
8 tand and was
afraid to 60 on the
street alone. Doc
tors said medicines
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76O-17O0 Mack Johnson, Jordan.
761-940 Marion McFaddin, Alcolu.
762-2281 John Robinson, Pinewood.
763-1232 Isaac Hilton, Wilson, R.
F. D. 1.
764-1254 Alexander Cooper, Davis
Station.
765-231o Simon Presley, Sum-
merton.
76G-169 Robert Childers, Davis
Station.
767-2504 Richard Singleton, Pine
wood.
768-436 Absalom McFaddin, Alco-
lu, r. F. D. l.
76o-1477 Edward Clare White,
Manning.
77o-396 Donald Green, Silver, R.
F. D. l.
771-1633 Nose Laney, Rimini.
772-989 Samuel David Mcintosh,
New Zion.
773-1702 Cleo Gangs, Manning.
774-1304 Josh Moses, Rimini.
775-2270 Neill Preston Coker,
Turbeville.
776-1107 Caesar Evans, Manning.
777-2345 Joseph Arthur Bartlett,
Alcolu.
778-1270 Junius Walker, Jordan.
779-S62 Thomas Mcknight, Silver.
780-1638 Thomas Jenkins, Rimini.
781-1406 Lucian Herbert Hatfield,
Summerton.
782-257 Mack James, Alcolu, r.
f. D. 2.
783-1s24 Samuel Nelson, Alcolu,
R. f. D. l.
784-1109 Julian Haskell Scarbour-
ough, Summerton.
785--155 John Bradley Webb, Sum-
merton.
786-284 Frank Israel, St. Paul.
787-133 Alma Baxter, Paxville.
788-807 Johnny Davis, Jordan.
789-867 Willie Lowcry, Summer
ton.
790-2715 Moses Dozier, Alcolu.
791-930 Robert M. McCabe, AL
colu.
792-185 Hamilton Gaymon.
793-2681 Leroy Luther McElveen,
Lake City, r. +. D. /.
794-1398 William Henry Minis,
Lake City, R. F. D. 1.
795-2723 Sam Bracey, Pinewood.
796-265 Charlie A. Ragin, Sum-
merton.
797-2OG4 Frank Mellette, Wilson.
708-285 Elias Nimmer. Summer
799-2325 Charlie Windham, New
Zion.
800--1720 Fred Sylvester Broadway,
Alcolu, r. f. ID. /.
8O1-1785 Wallace McDunic, Pax
vile.
802-2678 Robert Owens Copeland,
Manning.
803-2509 Youngblood johnson,
Pincwood
804-2554 Patrick Arthur Hodge,
Alcolu.
805-l313 William Henry Garland,
Manning.
8OG-2584 Robert johnson, Pine
wood
807-lG02 Alex Brown, Pinewood
8O8--l968 Lowell Davis Hardy,
New Zion.
8O9-1119 Frank Wright, Rmini.
810-1861 Willie David Samuels,
Alcolu, r. T.. ID. /.
81 l--19G3 Ealey Holiday, Summer
ton.
8l2-1917 Frank McFaddin, Rimini.
813-1O51 Charley Norman Martin,
Summcrton.
814-5G0 John Briggs, Summerton,
r. T.. d.. 2.
815-3o3 Mott Walters, Summer
ton.
816-2121 Frank Singleton, Jordan.
817-563 Oliver Bracy, Summerton.
1921 Miles Lemon, Summerton.
819--1435 Willie Way, Paxville.
820-1784 Edward Mcknight, Sum
merton.
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Names OF THOSE WHO ARE INCLUDED IN
THE SECOND CALL TO FILL OUT CLARENDONS
QUOTA FOR UNCLE SANS Draft Army

| You'll Arthur LlSCoH 1ouBe,
Gable.
686-1520 Jesse Kayzell, Manning.
687-2137 Allen Smell, Davis Sta
tion.
688-1872 Graham Leroy Geddings,
Paxville.
699-2437 Eugene Salters, Manning.
690-169O Charles Nettles Ridge
way, Bloomville.
691-1156 Henry Richardson Player,
Turbeville.
G92-1393 William Francis, Jr., AL
colu.
693-1593 Louis Pringlc, Paxville.
694-1850 Joseph Pelcher, Turbe-
vile.
695-2013 Henry Kind, Summerton.
696-555 Monson Brock, Silver.
G97-978 John Corners, Alcolu, r.
f.. D. 2.
698-126O Harmon Fullard, Man.
ming.
699-2674 Ransom Rivers, Manning.
700-2375 Hampton Robertson, st.
Paul.
701-5O6 Edward Elias Beard, Tur-
beville.
702-2639 Lucius Grant Brogdon,
Manning, r. f. D.
703-2221 Charlie Brunson, Sum-
merton.
7O4-1588 John Code, Pinewood.
705-1591 Thos. Gleaton Player,
Turbeville.
706-2465 Timothy Gaillard, st.
Paul.
7G7-2480 John Robert Thomas, st.
Paul.
708-1909 James Tindal, Manning.
709-1686 Douglas Conyers, Man
ming, r. F. D. 1.
710-2058 Ashbury Harvin, Man
ming.
711-1391 Dawson Bracy, Summer
ton.
712-1272 Henry Jones Robinson,
Turbeville.
713-1525 Amzi Tindal, Manning.
714-2598 English Nelson, Pine
wood.
715--2348 Samuel Henry Harvin,
St. Paul.
716-877 Willie Rose, New Zion.
717-435 William McFaddin, Man.
ming.
718-2096 Preston Watson, Bloom
vile.
719-681 William Calhoun Dyson,
Manning.
720-2705 Felix Guess, Summerton.
721-713 Marvin Benjamin Ged-
dings, Paxville.
722-2145 William Ellison Morris,
Turbevillc.
723-1478 Alex Hilton, Summerton.
724-1929 Canty Kline, Summerton.
725-935 Erwin Boatright, Summer
ton.
72G--2091 Dutch Lennon, St. Paul
727--1121 Luke Caters, Summer
ton.
728-1150 Lucius Gcddings, Pine
wood.
729-45o Harris Leamont Way,
Summcrton.
73O-2244 Dean McKenny, Davis
Station.
731-1390 Madison Wheeler, Turbe-
vile.
732-113 Boston Dow, Rimini.
733-lG58 Sylvester Logan, Pine
wood.
734-2084 Samuel Kecls, Summer
ton.
735-1472 Sam Ridgill, Manning.
T.,
737-1004 Edward Chavers, Man
ming.
738-1975 George Singleton, Sum
merton.
739-1521 Lawson June, Manning,
r. F. D.
74O--15G Simeon Dancy, Manning,
r. f. d. 2.
741-2222 Moses Brunson, Summer
ton.
742-1034 William Brand, New Zion
743-808 Elzus Pringlc, Summer
ton.
741-1604 Andrew McFaddn, Ri
mini, r. f.. d. /.
745-2G50 Arthur Hcartwcl Ridge
way, Forcston.
716--1571 Clayton O'Neal Hines,
| AlcoIu.
747-2280 Harry Bowman, Paxvillc.
718-780 Henry Washington Ragin,
Summerton
749-1971 Rigby Stukcs, Davis Sta
! ton.
750-2760 David Floyd, Turbevillc.
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r. F. D. 1.
s97-747 Benjamin Brand, Turbe-
vile.
s9s-254O jeff David McFaddin,
Sardinia.
s99-1s93 Fred Elijah Ragin, Sum-
merton.
90o-2497 Henry Davis Blanding,
Manning, r. F. d. 2.
901-1269 Willie McFaddin, Lake
City, R: F. D. 1.
902-2506 Clifton Jackson, Fores-
ton. =.
903-2543 Joseph Bolton Bagnal,
Wilson.
904-2423 Milton Brown, Rimini.
905-2573 Harold Chappell Curtis,
Manning.
906-1258 David Robertson, Pax
vile.
9o7-2529 Roland Daney, Manning
r. F. D. 2.
9O8-2627 Eddie Calhoun Wadford,
Alcolu, r. f. d. 2.
909-929 Louis Walter Cutter, Will
son.
910-15OS Nick Pschos, Sparta,
Greece.
911-241O George Thomas Hodge,
Foreston, R. F. D.
912-2O45 Henry Dove, Pinewood.
913-1194-Romie David, Davis
Station.
914-19e5 Timothy Blakely, Pine
wood.
915-138 Paul Augustus Fam, AL
colu, R. F. D.
916-2618 Hammett Rose, Lake
City, R. f. D.
917-2426 Jodie James, Manning.
918-1667 John Luther Tucker, For
eston.
919-1199 Dwight DuRant, Alcolu.
92O-1619 John John, Manning.
921-1794 Miller Brunson, Paxville.
922-2168 Jim Green, St. Paul.
023-91 Robert Washington, Alcolu.
924-838 Edward David Player,
New Zion.
925-635 Lewis Alberta Bateman,
PaXville.
926-2717 Richard Lee Hearing
New Zion.
927-1416 Willie Briggs, Paxville.
928-2261 Chovine E. Hayesworth,
Manning.
929-2593 Charvis Lawson, St. Paul.
930-2440 Allen Mood Williams,
Manning.
931-861 Thomas jefferson Thomp-
son, Pinewood.
932-633 George Williams, Sardinia
933-1326 Jessie Robert Sprott,
Manning.
934-2275 Harvey DuRant, Man
ming.
935-712 Robert Hodges Reaves,
Alcolu, R. F. D. 2.
936-17 Sam M. Witherspoon
Mayesville.
937-302 Thos. Franklin Ard, AL
colu.
938-1255 Henry King, Silver.
939-1999 julius Green, Pinewood.
940-2192 Samuel Green, Summer
ton.
941-2297 Gantery Oliver, Summer
ton.
942-691 Early Mouzon, Summer
ton.
94a-378 Cantey Conyers, Silver, R.
f. D. l.
944-1083 David Stukes, Rimini.
945-2206 Joseph f. Bethune, Sum-
merton.
946-237 Edward Taylor, Manning
947-422 Sammy Allen James, Ri
mini.
948-2295 julius Zinlar Hampton,
Sardinia.
949-618 John Henry Ragin, St.
Paul.
950-1058 Ralf Allen, Silver.
951-344-James Charles, Manning
952-2072 David Tomlin, Alcolu.
953-1766 Ben Bolton, Alcolu.
954--2433 Gabriel Green, St. Paul
955-824 William Jones, Summer
ton.
o56-442 Moses Simmons, Davis
Station.
957-1213 William Green, Alcolu.
958-1799 Lewis Weinberg, Sardi-
mia.
959-202 William Michael Turbe-
vile, Turbeville.
9G0-164 Edward Nelson, Rimini.
96l-2G8 John Peter Lawyer, Silver
962-272 Martin Pack, Sardinia.
963-1198 Hardy Anderson Hear
ing, New Zion.
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| oHh So1o"oc burgess, OuInnerCOn,
822-2002 Herbert Dantzler Sis
trunk, Manning.
823-1163 Luther Tindal, Manning.
824-2605 Abraham Briggs, Sum-
merton.
825-1989 Isaac Dow, Rimini.
826-2356 Aaron Gamble, Summer
ton.
| 827-1933 Shaw Samuel, Wilson.
828-2335 Adam Fielder, Silver, R.
f. D. /.
829-146 Rufus Washington Gay
mon, st. Paul.
830-843 Connor Johnson, Jordan.
831-2643 Miles Charlie Franklin,
Lake City, R. f. D. l.
832-1050 Chappell Johnson, Davis
Station.
s33-1376 J. Hugh Cook, Lake City,
r. F. D. 1.
s34-1379 Tony Weaver, Alcolu, r.
f. D. 1.
835-1003 Joe Gibson, Summerton.
836-2473 August Hilton, Foreston.
837-229 Abraham Pearson, Jordan.
838-41O Moses Andrew Blackwell,
St. Paul.
$4,000 Thomas Middleton, Fores-
ton, R. F. D. 1.
840-1075 Valentine King Lafor-
CUES, Gable.
841-2391 William Scott, New Zion.
842-1189 William Lesesne, Jordan.
843-2606 Henry Grady Gibson,
Pinewood.
844--750 Aaron Green, Summerton.
845-58 Hampton Benjamin, Rimini.
846-2394 Harry Levinson, Man.
ming.
847-2049 Johnnie Harvin, Manning.
848-1443 Robert Burgess, Sardinia.
849-1654 Joseph Richardson, ST..
Paul
S50-2367 Gadsden Bowman, St..
Paul
851-15O Frettie O'Neal Barrett,
Manning.
1913 Nose Young, Manning.
863-400 William Henry Singleton,
Summerton.
S54-2321 Henry McIlvaine, Pine
wood.
855-.l547 William James, Alcolu,
R. F. D. 2.
85G--1875 Edward Logan, Pine
wood.
857-132o Arthur Jayroc, Davis
Station.
858-1977 William Thomas Snyder,
Manning.
S59-4 George Blackwell, Alcolu,
R. F. d..
! 860-1859 John Robinson, Silver.
| 861-1871 Victor Ballard, Davis
Station.
862-1735 Luther Ewell White, Will
son.
S63-115 Allen Fielder, Summerton.
864-832 Allen Lee, New Zion.
865-1180 Thomas Gibson Fielder,
Summerton.
S66-235O Henry Grady Bowman,
Manning.
S67-2648 Albertus Dickey, Man
ming.
868-206 Marvin Hawkins, Paxville.
869-1865 King Smith, Silver.
870-2178 Thomas Gibson, Summer
ton.
871--2692 Tossic Galluchat, Sum-.
merton.
872-228 Hammctt Pearson, Sum-
merton.
873-1489 Mas Gibbons, New Zion.
874-136 Isaac Junius, Summerton,
r. F. D. 2.
875-S72 Alvin Allen Rigby, Man.
ming.
876-43o Gilbert Fielder, Davis Sta
tion.
877-25S2 Marion Mouzon, Alcolu
878-2304 Walter Kennedy, Sardi-
MIA.
879-2344 Allen Jones, Jordan.
880-2122 Albert Tindal, Manning.
881-328 McSwain Welch, Turbe-
vile.
882-965 John Allen, New Zion.
883-2075 Zeno Graham, Gable.
884-96 Joseph Ednis Powell, AL
colu, r. f. D. 2.
885-1519 James Henry King, ST..
Paul.
886-896 William Andrew, Man.
ming.
8S7-1098 Joseph Lowry Johnston,
Alcolu.
8S8-1976 Alexander Singleton,
Summerton
S89-G24 Noise Washington, Rimini.
89O-72106 James McCray, Manning.
891-570 Willie Williams, Alcolu
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,
r. F. D.
6O6-2131 John Mack Driggers,
Lake City, R. F. D. 1.
607-2666 Manning Harvin, Sum-
merton.
608-2851 James Davis, Foreston.
609-269O James Fordham, Sum-
merton.
61O-1415 Tasico Lennon, Davis
Station.
611-1035 Sammie Mellette, Pax
vile.
612-1634 Emanuel Fielder, Man
ming.
613-958 George jackson, Manning.
614-323 James Jackson, Summer
ton.
615-1343 Sam Taylor, Pinewood.
616-2444 David Rush Mckenzie,
Lake City, r. f. D. /.
617-2491 Benny Schechter, Pine
wood.
618-l439 Charles Preston Ragin,
st. Paul
619-1804 Winson Nelson.
620-857 Joseph Paul Lcstriat Le-
sesne, Alcolu, R. F. D. 2.
G21-1554 Shaven Ballard, Summer
ton.
622-14O2 Nose Simon, Foreston,
r. +. D. :.
623-2677 Garfield Fielder, Silver.
624-1303 Madison Green, Rimini.
625-2151 Willie Tillman, Rimini.
626-963 Vernon Hunter, Manning.
627-438 Burgess Ludd, Pinewood.
628-878 William Rose, New Zion.
629-1059 David Cubbage, Manning.
630-441 Hamlet Simons, Davis
Station.
631-880 John Walters, Paxville.
632-1776 Thornwell Anderson, Jor-
dan.
633--357 William Clarence Ardis,
Paxville
634-23 Willie Merchant, st. Paul
635-1173 Jeff Burgess, New Zion.
636-331 Travis Barfeld, Gable.
637-1881 Dozier Robertson, Silver,
R. f. D. l.
638-110S Thomas Richardson, Ri
mini, R. F. D. l.
639-2617 William Harvin, Alcolu,
r. F. D. 1.
640-2489 Ferdinand Pack, Man.
ming.
641-1910 Briston Boyd, Pincwood.
642-492 Ed Strother, Manning.
463-1201 Mack Boyd, Rimini.
644-1978 Robert Spann, Manning.
645-2199 Nose Burgess, Rimin.
646-565 Wilbur James Floyd, AL
colu.
G47-800 Erwin Dingle, Forcston
648-1747 Ennes Way, Paxville.
649-1447 Abe Jones Briggs, Sill
yer.
650-1049 George Lawrence Archer,
Manning.
651-1442 David Nelson.
652-715 Bartley Epps, Alcolu, R.
F. D. 1.
653-961 Erwin Young, Wilson, r.
F. D. /.
654-539 William Olin Henderson,
Jordan.
G55-349 Eddie Quarles, Rimini
656-1596 Joseph Bates Gerald,
657-562 Henry Dclainc, Manning.
658-2436 Samuel Marion Williams,
Manning
659-14O7 Sam Bowman, Summer
ton.
GGO-501 Titus Diamond, Summer
ton.
661-2386 Fred Sheriff, Manning.
662-102 Rias Nelson, Alcolu.
663-2025 Junius Moses, New Zion.
664-1915 Henry Mcknight, Rimini.
~C--tIll Isaac Gamble, New Zion.
6G6-1979 Joe Dinkins White, Will
son, r. f. d.
667-875 Harris Haynes Smiley,
New Zion.
6G8-1780 Mancl White, Rimin.
660-7l4 Harvey Kennedy, Turbe-
vile.
67O-1528 John Singleton, Paxville.
67l-86 Snyder McNcal DuBose,
Turbcvile.
672-1997 Fritz Henry Graham,
Paxville.
673-1O24 Eugene Caldwell, Sum-
merton.
G74-1291 Edward Brown, Silver.
G75-871 Marion Stokes, Paxville.
67G-134l Elliott Hilton, Manning.
G77-2563 Peter Joseph Duncan,
Alcolu.
G78-155G Rufus James, Jr., Silver.
670-2l59 Louis Brock, Manning.
GSO-2212 Horace ROSia Silver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
STATE CONVENTION ENDS
North Carolina Red Cross Workers
Terminate Session-County Organi-
cation Report AccomplishuentH.

RALEIGH. N. c., November 2.-The
second and last day OF the North Caro-
lima State Convention OF Red Cross
Workers terminated tonight in n final
session with DR.. S. Wesley Battle. Of
Asheville, presiding. There were adj
dresses by Joseph G.. Logan, civilian
relief director for the Southern iii
vision, and Dr. ]. A. Witherspoon,
Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Logan's theme
was Civilian Relief" and that OF Dr.
Witherspoon The New Red Cross"
There were sectional conferences
this morning on Civilian Relief" led
by Joseph G.. Logan: "Woman's Blu
reau," led by Mrs. r. IT. Latham. assist
ant director OF the Southern division
accounting section, led by r. Z. Dale.
chief accountant Southern division. and
membership section, led by w. a. Ellis.
OF the Southern division. Reports from
the county organizations showed most
creditable work for nearly all the
counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
Game Makes Appearance
Rabbits and Wild Ducks in Lin
tied Quantity on Market.

Bright and carly Thursday morning,
the first day of the open season, game
made its appearance on the retail mar
ket in the shape ot rabbits and wild
ducks. They were there In limited
quantity. and the rabbits being large.
and. presumably. killed since the mid
night hour. sold high. readily bringing
30 cents apiece. The next day the
supply was very much larger, and
signs OF its growing still larger caused
the prices TO 60 down rapidly until
now the animals dressed are quoted at
go TO 40 apiece. Wild ducks are going
at Si.75 to 81 per pair
The vegetable market Is well sun
Piled this morning. A few of the ar
ic!es that have held place for months
past have disappeared and two or
three new ones put IN their places. The
hsa stands are also we'll supplied with
FOODS caught in the waters, and the
quotations seem TO be reasonable
enough. Meats are s,jll high, bu, no
higher than they have been for three
weeks past The meatless TUESDAYS
seem 10 be having good effect.
inc quotations below will rule this
morning: ~