davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
PlloRf. JuHIA 81.
Avin.Dcvine

The marriage OF Miss Lucy De-
vine or this city. and Mr.. Thomas
]. Ikvin. of Los Angeles. Calf. was
uetly celebrated Tuesday morning
atS7:30 O'Clock At the Los Angeles
Cathedral. the marriage lines be-
ing pronounced by Monsignor Har-
nett. There were no attendants.
The bride wore q becoming mod
ish costume OF taupe gray chiffon
broadcloth, with white hat. gloves
and shoes.
The bride has lived In La Junta
most Of her life. with the excep-
tion Of the six years which she
spent in st. Mary's Academy in
Leavenworth. Kan, from which she
was graduated in 1911. She has
always been . prominent member
Of the Catholic church. being pre-
feet Of the Ladies' sodality for q
number of years. During the last
four years. Miss Devine has been
employed A. money order clerk in
the local postoffice. The bride has
many friends and admirers in Nthis
city who regret her departure.
The groom. Mr.. Thomas LAWN.
has resided ia La Junta Just one
year. He was born and educated in
Ireland. being . native Of Kilti-
maush. County Mayo. and Is . grad
uate Of the Jesuit College in North
Ireland. He has been for several
years employed by the Santa Fe II
the Signal Valuation department.
with headquarters in Topeka. He
has been detailed on similar work
In Los Angeles for the winter.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
Pssssysssass Asa socsssy

rh%weetins of the Ladies' Aid So
cisty Of the Presbyterian church was
held last rhursday sfternoon In the
paFlors Of the church. aad after the
business was disposed Of the rs-
maindsF Of the afternoon vas given
over 70 social ssjoymsat 10 compit-
neat 70 Mrs~N. Q. Hstssl. Who has
bssa . faithful aa1 sasssstie worker
slnes eeaias 70 this city aboit five
ysass ago. A frisadship circle was
fesnsd sal eaah Dsssos was givea
. euotasIsa y whleh tAsy wsss ~.
Doste1 y ~ . few llnss and rsaA.
uasA neDbee Deeosot ~ eeaslhlsg
= ~ y 80 ~ ~ heaee 0uese.
80 . ~ en)evo1oo - vos ~
49, ~ M 0onhoeo Voeo pseD-
- - ~ oonoG1o8 - .s.t
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
y...~.u 49, Pan,

A. . farewell coustesy 10 Mr. asd
Mn. n. q. Hutssl. Dr.. aad Mr..
rSask Fiassy sxtsads1 their hosps-
tality y nunbee Of frSsads % 1ast
saturday svsalsg at . six O'Clock
liAass q thels he0s - Dellsvlsv
avsaue. cevsss were Iail eer Ne
GUoses - heoes. ~. 80 Nm. 1otseo.
~. ~ llsA A1Doo. ~. ~ NJ.
-. ooog1lno. M ~ 1oa1lo1D.
~ ~ hoolA -. - M vlnnGV.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
HalDoWe'ea Pasty

The knights and Ladies' Of secur-
ity were the hosts at one Of the pleas
ant Halloween affairs Of last week.
On Saturday night the members and
their friends enjoyed the following
Drogram:
Piaso solo. Miss 0enevieve Moore:
reading. Mn. n. o. Williams: vocal
colo. Miss wilma Wright: piano solo.
Mn. Hearnsberses: duet. Avis and
Msbsl Roberts: guitar solo. Mis-
s,ehss: reading. Miss Katherine NIL
Ter; piaso solo. Eliza King; reading.
Edward Thivssss. after which al
,oiaed IN singing "Amsrica."
n hail Vas festive In gala Hal.
lovs'sa decorations 10 yellow and
black. vhils Tie lowered tights pre-
sestsd - attractive appsasascs
shrosdsd 10 neon.faeed jaek-o-iss-
tssss.
Aissf the prosran all sajeysd
laacing and games until . late hour.
Halloween fesrsshments. IN the way
ef doushnuts. pumpkin pies, and
coffee we're served.
90
Wamaa's C1ub
An unuruaiiy interesting meeting
Of the Womas's Club vas heId with
Mn. vSsnk Finsey last Friday AFTER
nooa. The meeting opened With cur-
feat svents. after vhieh . papee %
~ "DlseovsSy Of Aiaska." vas read
~ l1iss Leltis WIN, . paDss. "11st.
Iahahsia." !" was sesa ~ Nm. vessts,
~ ~ Deas'' ~ Nm. Ana 81 'sThs
AlsDlasss." ~ Nh. AAsl m. H.
~ 4A1111oo ~ ~ Dea1es h ~
l1DDusolon - loo1evo1. ~ ~
nooo1ng ~ - ~ IN ~. =
~ Hu)oo - beoeesev eeo1noeos
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
Mrs. Mccarthy
II Ho,.s,r a Bsids.so.Be

Postmaster and Mrs. McCauiey.
and Mr.. and Mrx. Vernon Arntsen
entertsined the members Of the post
office force at the home Of the for
mer. on last Saturday evening. In
honor Of Miss Lucy Dcvine. who left
Sunday for Los Angeles where she
was married 20 Thomas LAWN Of
that city. An cnjoyabis game vas
indulxed In during the evening.
which was followed by refrsshmsnts.
Miss Dsvine Was the recipient Of .
sst Of sterling knives and forks %
. token Of the esteem and friendship
OF her associates for the past four
years.
Those snjoyinx the occasion we're
NJ. and Mrs. MeCaulsy. NJ. and
Mrs. Arntsen. Mr. asd Nm. Henry
Slsbss. Mr. and Mr. vern Mann.
NJ. and Mrs. Lawsoa. Mr. n. J. DE-
vtss. Mrs. Frank Dsvihs. Of Trial
dad. Miss Nellie Devins. the guest
Of honor. Miss Nellie Bradish. Mr.
Earl Shields. and Mr. Paul Nc
caulsy.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
MRS. FRED 8. MASON, Editor
Shieads-Bsstlish

A wedding Of interest to many in
La Junta was that Of Miss Nellie
Veronica Bradish and Mr.. Earl A.
Shields, which was solemniEed at
the home OF Father Felix Dilly Of
the Catholic church. At 1870 O'Clock
last Monday evening. Only the mem
bers Of the brides family witnessed
the ceremony. which was followed
BY . wedding supper at the home Of
the bride.
The attendants were Miss Julia
Rradish. cousin Of the bride. and
NJ Raymond Bradish, the brides
>ts!A.t
The bride Is the daughter OF Mrs.
Julia Bradish OF this city, and sister
of Mrs. Maxmillion Baum. OF shang-
hal. China. and with the exception
OF the years spent away in school.
has made this city her home. She
was = student at St. Scholastica Acad-
emy At Canon City. and Of st. Mary's
Academy In Denver. having returned
here where she completed her school
work in the La Junta High School.
For the last four years she has been
employed As general delivery clerk
in the local postoffice. from which
position she resigned several months
ago. She was an active worker in
her church and much admired by
her many friends.
The bride looked beautiful, be-
ing gowned in navy blue velvet with
gold trimmings. and carried an arm
bouquet Of pink and white rose
buds.
Mr.. Shields Is 4 popular young
railroad engineer who has been in
the employ OF the Santa Fe for sew
eral years. having come to La Junta
from Jamez Springs. n. n. The
happy couple left for q weeks honey
moon In Denver. On their return
they win be located At the home Of
the brides mother. AIT Cimarron
avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
La Junta Music Study Clsb

The regular meeting Of the La
Junta Music Study Club WAS held
at the home of Mrs. A. q. Mccarthy.
1913 Colorado avenue. on Monday
afternoon. with Mrs. b. A. Smith
in charge OF the program. whidh
was entirely Of Scottish music. The
following selections were rendered: (:
Duet. Danse Ecossaise Baker
Mrs. Hearnsber9er. Mrs. Oberling
Vocal solo. "L.addie"- Miss Kelsey
Piano. Scenes In the Scottish High
lands. Op. 20 --------Mackenxie
Miss Black
Quartette. annie Laurie. e."-
-- Lady John Scott
Robin Adair caroline Kippel
Miss Chase. Miss Smith. Mrs. Rich
ardson. Miss Norton
Vocal Solo. Land O. the Lcal''
Lady Nairne
AUD Robin Gray" ---
Annie Lindsay
Mvs. Smith
Piano Solo. Scottish Poem" -
Mcdowell
Mrs. Mccarthy
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Henry Sieber and Miss
Chase At Harmony Hall on Novem-
ber 18th.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
ssssIAiss Dases

The sunshinN dauce given At the
Elk's Hall on Friday nisht was .
great success IN every vay--both 80
ciaily and financially. About .
hundred tickets were sold and about
800 over and above expenses was
realized. which was turned over 10
the Red Cross organization for the
purchase Of supplies. wonderiy's
orchestra furnished excellent music.
A number Of out Of town guests
wers present.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08
BusIee.Hyde

The wedding Of Miss Mildred Hyde
Of Pueblo. and csptsia Samuel Eit-
lag BusieF. Of kansas City. was sol
emnissd In Pueblo last Saturday ev-
eninS. Tho bride will BE- rcmem-
bered - the maid Of honor at the
wedding Of Ars. Gertrude Finney
Williams. and sa intimats friend Of
DR.. snd Mrs. Royal Pinasy. Of Pueb-
10. Master Milton Flnney acted -
rins bearer for Ms Hyde and Cap
tain Busier. The couple will make
their home temporarily q Nsnhat.
tan. Ksn.. near Camp Fsnston.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-08

l Cannot Sing the Old Songs----
--Bertie Morrison. Hattie Bragl
John Jones and the Bear----
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
WORDSFR0MH0ME
Statements That May Be lnvestiga'
ted. Testimony Of Bamber9
Citizens.

AittZcH6.
When a Bamberg citizen comes to
the front, telling his friends and
neighbors of his experience, you can
rely on his sincerity The statements
of people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence.
Home endorsement is the kind that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills. SUCH
testimony is convincing. 1nvestlga'
ton proves it true. Below is state
ment Of a Bamberg resident. NO
stronger proof of merit can be had.
James A. Mitchell, R. F. D. Mall
carrier, Calhoun St., Bamberg, Nays:
"The jar and jolting in driving was
no doubt responsible for the trouble
I had with my back. Two boxes OF
Doan's Kidneys Pills, procured at the
Peoples Drug Store, brought me re-
lief. I never lose chance to say
good word for the medicine"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don I
simply ask for kidney remedy-.get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same fha'
Mr.. Mitchell had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffs'~, N. Y.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
Midway
WHITE

Bessinger, Johnny Lee
Carter, Postelle
Dennis. Herbert NJ.
Herndon. Henry G.
Hightower, Joe w.
Sandifer, Daniel K.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
Winthrop College.
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award Of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and fOr the admission of new
students will be held at the county
court house on Friday. July 6, at 9
a. m. Applicants must not be less
than sixteen years Of age. When
Scholarships are vacant after July 6
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this eXamila-
ton, provided they meet the condi-
tions governing the award. Appli-
cants for Scholarships should write
to President Johnson for Scholarship
eXa amination blanks. These blanks,
properly filled out by the applicant,
should be filed with President john
son by July lst.
Scholarships are worth 800 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September 10, 1917. For fur
ther information and catalogue, ad-
dress PRESIDENT D. B. JOHNSON,
Rock Hill. S. G.. IS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
Piles Cured in E to IL DAYS

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to 14days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
WHITE

Bias, Eugene
Cave, Henry Archie
Cromeo, Arthur Benedict
Delk, William Benjamin
Dyches, John Henry
Gillian, Leon McPhail
Mayfield, William Dowlin
Mathews, John Gideon
Morris, Robt. Lee
Sandifer, Otis Leroy
Walker, Robt. Floyd
Walsh, Henry Stanly
COLORED
Beavers, Sam
Bennett, Percell
Bennett, Pearly
Bennett, Roy
Blake, Peter
Coleman, Eliot
Donnelson, Raymon
Dowling, John Wesley
Duncan, Willie
Duncan, Willis
Elliott, Gus
Evans. I.enZia
. Fielder, Eugene
Frazier. George
Frazier, Lawrence
Green, Harvey
Grimes, John Henry
Gregg, Walter
Gyles, Dan
Henderson, Sangie
Hightower, Albert
Hixon, Solomon
Holmes, Chas. Henry
Huggin, Alex
Izlar, Ed.
Izlar, Charlie
Jackson, Ben
Johnson, Raymon
Johnson, Glenn
Joiner, James
kearse, Andrew,
Louis, William
Moten, Henry
Murry, Kado
Morris, Leon
Owens, Foster
Owens, Preston
Parker, Asberry
Parker, Eernae
Peoples. James
Reed. Isado
Reed, Willis
Rice, Willie
Rice, Ed.
Rice. Harrison
Rice. Gloster
Rice. Richard
Ruth, Mike Richmond
Sally. Jake
Smalls, Charlie
Sumter, Milledge
Sumter. Charlie
Sutton, Spade
Thomas, TOmmie
Thomas, Gefron
Thomas, Isaac
Thomas, Johnnie
Thomas, Ben
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
THE BAMBERG HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1917.

Eadys, Anderson
Faust, Geo. F.
Fields. Angus
Ford. Dennis
Ford. Will
Gilbert. John
Gilbert, J. Fletcher
Goodwin. John
Grant. Aaron
Grantham. Laurie
Gray, Sam
Grayson, William
Grimes. Major
Harley. James
Harley, Alonzo
Haynesworth. Willie
Herd, Cornelius
Holland. Page
Jamison, James
Jenkins. Willie
Jenkins, Willie J.
Johnson. Ernest
Jones, Ulysses
kearse, Louie
kearse, Ben
kearse, John Wilbur
kearse, Luther
Kelley, Boston
Kemp, Faber
kirkland, John
Kirkland. Dock
Kirkland, Carrie
Kirkland, Israel
Kirkland, CORDOBA
Kirkland, James, Jr.
Kirkland, Bennie
Kirkland, Adolphus
Lawton, Isaac
Lawton, Willie, Sr.
Lawton, Willie, Jr.
Lawton, Asbury
Little, Walter
Lloyd, Sam
Medlock. Willie
Moye, Chas. Lang
Myers, Sullivan
Murry, Elijah
Nimmons, Sam Henry
Nimmons, VIM. Henry
Nimmons. Eliza
Nimmons, Wesley
Nimmons, Robert
McFarlan, Jos. Sam
Odom, Paul
Odom, Nelson
Odom, Peter
Orr, Bennie
Orr, Wilbur
Parker, James
Parker, Lennie
Patterson, Uston
Phagan, Alonzo
Ray, James
Ray, Samuel
Ray, John Timothy
Rice, Henry
Rice, jeff. Jr.
Rivers, Sam
Rivers, Herbert
Robertson, Willie, Jr.
Rush, Ulye
Rutherford, Ben
Sanders, John
Sanders, Joe
Shephern, Willie
Shephern, Benz.
Shephern, Dan.
Shephern, Leroy
Singleton, Benz.
Smalis, Hezekiah
Spellman, Horace
Stroman, Daniel
Thomas, Charlie
Walker, Lesper
Walker, Hartwell
Walker. Mamie
Walker, Jack, Jr.
Walker RiSher
Washington, George
Washington, Oliver
Washington, Henry
Willis. Henry
Williams, Laurence T. w.
Williams, John, Sr.
Williams, George
Williams, John, Jr.
Williams, Eddie
Williams, Doll
Young, Tom
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21

Schatt. Eenn
Smoak, Henry Lee
Smoak, Warren G.
Smoak, VIM. @.
Smoak, Milton, S.
Steedley. Herbert F.
Smith. Chas. w.
Strickland, Jas. R.
Sturkie, S. Leo
Walker, Carson C.
Walker, Eugene w.
Warren Hansford r.
Warren, Charley
COLORED
Barnwell, Clarence
Beeling. Cope
Berry. Thomas
Brunson. Robert
Brunson, Henry Wesley
Brown. Barney
Brown, Andrew
Brunson. Samuel A.
Brunson, VIM. Bryant
Bush, Joseph
Bush, Richard
Carter, Willie
Carter, J. D.
Carter, Dan Thomas
Carter, VIM: Young
Carter, H. Lee
Carter, Adam
Carter, Simon
Carter, Lambert
Childs, Jackson
Childs, Frank
Chatman, Luie
Cradle. Cleveland
Cummings, Willie
Faust, Joseph
Folk, Jas. Washington
Galeshaw, Pinkney
George, Henry
Gelyard, Will
Glover, Laurence
Glover, William
Glover, James
Govan, Jesse
Green, Moses
Haynes, Robert
Haynes, Richard
Hyland, Flen
James, John
Jenkins, Sam
Jenkins, John Marion
Jennings, Eddie
Jennings, Noah
Johnson, Joseph
Johnson, Harrison
Jones, Robert
Jones, Alfred
Jones, Isadore
Kearse, Jasper
Keenheels, Emerson
keenheels, Robert
Kinard, Asberry
Murdock. Jackson
Orr, Willie
Mccormick. Lewis
Mccormick, Shedrick
Tarrant, Calvin
Thomas, Ben
Tobin, George
Tobin, Charlie
Truball, Charlie
Turner, Frank
Turner, John
Tryant, Henry
Ross, Aquilla
Barnwell, John
Rivers, Charlie
Rivers, Sam
Rayson, JEFF
Rhoad, Cornelius
Sixton, Charlie
Smith, Frank
Smith, Charlie
Smith, Robert
Stokes, Joseph
Stroman, John
Stuart, Isaiah
Stuart, EZrie
Walker, Lesley
Walker, Monte
White, Frank
White
Washington, Edward
Williams, Edison
Williams, Isaac Jr.
Williams, Charles
NllllamS, Jones
Williams. Willie
Wilson, David
Wright, Ellie
Wright, Harvie
Wright, William
Zeigler. Herbert
Midway
WHITE
Bessinger, Johnny Lee
Carter, Postelle
Dennis, Herbert NJ.
Herndon, Henry G.
Hightower, Joe w.
Sandifer, Daniel K.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
OIar
WHITE

WHITE
Aver, Purdy E.
Aver, Troy E.
Barker, Archie S.
Barker, Ellis c.
Barker, Harry W.
Beard, R. Lee
Brabham, Quintus N.
Brabham, l.. 0.
Breland, H. Seward
Breland, B. Hayne
Brown. c. F.
Buck, David
Chitty, Joe Willie
Chitty, Chas. NJ.
Chitty, Jas. R.
Chitty, Floyd c.
Cook. W. Otto
Carroll, c. H.
Carroll, J. H.
Cornelius, jeff D.
Cornelius, B. B.
Creech, w. Buist
Creech, H. Kearse
Drawdy, Frank B.
Dyches, j. Virgil
French, F. Laurence
Garrett, Charley B.
Guess, Frank NJ.
Hair, Aaron D.
Hair, Iran NJ.
HERS, Stephen l..
HERS, Corbett
Hutto, Jas. Angus
Kearse, Hugh T.
Kearse, G.. Victor
Kearse, w. Clinton
Kearse, R. Roscoe
Odom, Geo. I.
Owen, Jas. l..
PearlStine, A. Louis
Morris, Brazell
Morris, Geo. G.
Morris, Henry O.
Morris, Corinthian c.
Morris, Arthur R.
Morris, David P.
Morris, Bot Aiken
Morris, Ruby Lee
Morris, H. Shelly
Morris, Henry
Morris, G. Cleveland
Mccormack, Jesse NJ.
Ray, w. Chitty
Ray, Cecil B., M. D.
Reid, Laurie NJ.
Reynolds, B. Leroy
Rush, John B.
Sanders, John j.
Smoak, H. Lee
Spellards, G. Franklin
Starr, H. Frank
Still, Chas. Henry
Still. Berry A.
Tacker, John J.
Williams, G. Lawton, D. D.
COLORED
Adams, Wesley
Ancrum, Sam
Atteberry, Cass
Bamberg, Angus
Banister, Calvin
Best, William
Best, Emmett
Brabham, John Luther
Bowman, G. Ladson
Breland, Waddell
Breland, David
Brunson, Israel
Bryant, Jno. Henry
Bryant, Geo. Henry
Carter, Peter
Carter, Isaac E.
Carter, Henry
Connolly, Willie
Connolly, Frank
Connolly, Joe
Cooler. Willie
Copeland, Bellinger
Counts. Joe Allen
Counts, Geo. Henry
Counts. Ben
Counts. Paul
Crawford, Tillman G.
Daniels, John, Jr.
Daniels. Herman
Dickinson. Charlie
Dickinson, Archie
Dickinson, Tharist
Dickinson, Matthew
Dickinson, Bruce
Dickinson. Bulst
Dickinson. BunyOn
Dickinson, Coleman
Dickinson, Paul
Dorch, Paul
Draper. Willie G. H.
Draper, Paris n.
Dublin, Walter
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
kearSe
WHITE

Aver, Columbus
Aver, Charley A.
Aver, L. Green
Aver, w. Lockwood
Aver, Halot B.
Barnes, Monnie 0.
Bessinger, Barney
Bessin ger, CAME
Bishop, Boyce w.
Breland, Hoyt
Breland, Ennis
Brown, Perry R.
Brown. Benz. F.
Brown, Willie E.
Brown, J. Lee
Clayton, Harry H.
Dyches, Isaac W.
Gohagan. Sam
Harter, Henry
HERS, Eddie
HERS, J. Probe
Johns, Leon
Johns. Joe Henry
Kearse, Eloyn
Kearse. J. Charlie
Kearse, Grover G.
Kinard, George
Peters, John r.
Phillips, Ben c.
Player, Daniel G.
Ritter, G. Ernest
Rush, James T.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES TAS' ELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria, ,enrches the blood and builds up the sys-
ten. A true tonic For adults and children. soc
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21

Davis, Monnie
Dickinson, Flaud
Dickinson, Sterling
Dakes, Henry
Ealey, James
Ealey, John H.
Ealey, Arthur
Folk, Geo. w.
Folk, Web
Folk, Frank
Garner, Kellie
Gibson, Frank
Gilbert, 'Olar
Givins, Johnnie
Goodin, Rhoubew
Glover, Toby
Glover, Willie
Glover, George
Grant, Robt. J.
Green, Herbert
Green, J. w:
Green, jackson
Green, Hammond
Hamilton, Jacob
Harvey, John
Hazel, David L:
Henderson, Harry
Homes, Butler
Hunter, David G.
Jennings, John
Jennings, James
Johnson, John H.
Jones, Lucius
Jones, Chester
Jones, William
Kearse, Alonzo
KearSe, Theodore
Kearse, Willie
Kearse, Latcen
Kearse, C. Willie
Kearse, w. David
Kearse, Albert
Kearse, Jesse J.
Kearse, James
Kearse, VIM. H.
Kittrels, Monte
Kirkland, Hab
Kirkland, Wilson
Kirkland, Feaser
Lucion, Henry
Loadholt, Ben
Loadholt, Perry
Loadholdt, Patrick
Loadholt, Brooke
Middleton, Gilbert
Mingo, Perry E.
Mingo, Ernest
Mingo, Raymond
Moore, Lucius =
Moore, Stannaly
Olin, Brantly
Mcmillan, Ben
McZake, David
Paul, Chas. H.
Paul, J. D.
Porter, Bill
Porter, boxes
Ray, Glide
Ray, Henry
Rayson, Kisler
Rayson, Henry y
Riles, Jesse
Risher, Willie
Rivers, Monnie
Ryan, John
SeaSe, Geo. j.
Sease, Lexie
Sease, Daniel
Sease, Charley
Simmons, John
Singleton ]. jeff
Smalls, Mung
Smoak, John
Smoak, Frederick
Smoak, Henry
Smith, Tom
Stephens, Wilbur
Stephens, Jasper
Walker, Ulepea
Walker. Joe
Walker, George
Virgins, Isaac
Willis, Edgar
Williams, Calvin
Williams, J. D.
Williams, Lee
Williams, Lee, Jr.
Williams, Isaiah
Williams, Lee, Sr.
Williams, Richard
Williams, Ed.
Williams, Henry
Wilson, Andrew
Wilson, James
Wilson, J. A. Garfield
Wilson, Herbert
Woods, Swertwine
Wright, Willie
Young, Luther G.
Young, Stanoic
Kearse
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
Shaw, JaSsie H.
Shaw. Harton N.


, Shaw. Harton N.
COLORED
Allen. Posey
Bamberg. Frank
Bamberg. Ned E.
Breland. H. Ariail
Breland. Rufus
Breland, Nurlin
Breland. Odell
Connolly, Miller
Copeland. Coy
Curry. Ruth B.
Curry, E. J.
Dvches. Alex
Folk, Wilbur
Franklin. Benjamin
Franklin. James
Grant, Martin
Grant, Walter
Grant. Mathew
Green, jim
HERS. George
Himon, Isaiah
Hogg, William
Jones, Rudolph
Jones, Riley
kearse, Lemuel
Kearse, Ossie
kearse, Mamie
Kearse, W. Geo.
Kearse, Nevew
kearse, Dave
Kearse, Curley
Kearse, Otis
Kinard, Peter
Kinard, Willie
Mack, Jesse
Mcmillan, Elvin
Nimmons, Alillard
Odom, George
Odom, Noble
Orr, John F.
Ray, Tom
Richard, Samuel
Richard, Mouzon
Rivers, G.. Cleveland
Rush, Eddie
Sluphud, Handy
Singleton, Sam
Smith. John
Furman, Eugene
Walker, Dave
Walker, Clyde
Washington, George
Washin gton, Johnny
Williams, Butler
Williams, Jesse
Wright, Raleigh
Wright, Isaiah
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21

CONTINUED on page A.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21

Walker, Alfred
Washington. Hampton
White. Eugene Solomon
Williams, Melvin.
Williams. Ross
Farrell's
WHITE
Afford. Andrew Dennis
Baltin, Wilton Mccall
Barfield, Isaac
Bars, Cleo
Bars. Robert Wesley
Bars, Evert
Berry. Carsey Young
Bennaker. John Hooker
Broughton. Sawie
Butler, John lily
Burus, Willie Lee
Byrd, Frank Allie :
Carter, Henry Tillman
Carter, Charley MOzenic
Cooner. Louis, Jr.
Dempsey. Thomas Eugene
Drawdy, Orran Bowman
Fancloth, Ernest
Fender, Norman Howard
Fender, Marion Simie. NJ. D.
Gardner, Dallos Adam
Gaskins, Jack Benz.
Gregory. Geo. Quiller
Griffin, John Rubin
Hicks, Albert Grayson
Hicks, kennie Weaver
Herndon, Herbert Walter
Herndon, G. Samuel
Hoff, Rob Harry
Hutto, Ben Tillman
Hutto. Fred Thomas
Jolly, Rashir Ham
Jolly, James Dudly
Jones, Laurie
Jones, Robb VIM.
Jones, Horace Leroy
Kearse, William Gordon
Kinsey, Laurie Dibble
Lewis, Rywe Tillman
Lyons, Dillon
Mcmillan, Eddie
McQuinn, Robb. VIM.
Rentz, Ralph
Richardson, Joe Malcom
Rhoad, John Edward
Rhoad. Clifton S.
Rhoad, Daniel B.
Schatt, Eenn
Smoak, Henry Lee
Smoak, Warren G.
Smoak, VIM. @.
Smoak, Milton, S.
Steedley. Herbert F.
Smith. Chas. w.
Strickland, Jas. R.
Sturkie, S. Leo
Walker, Carson c..
Walker, Eugene w.
Warren Hansford r.
Warren, Charley
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-08-02

world for the pampered and self-cen-
tered new soldier from q home where
he has been spoiled to get himself 'fn
bad" Once sin bad" it is a long, ar
duous and contrite process to get out.
And, discovering himself ''in bad" if
he does not Immediately begin to re-
form, he will find that he is a marked
man, not only In his own squad. but
to the squads on either side of him,
and at length become the butt of the
whole company. In that case, his days
and nights will be made wretched for
him.
But if the new soldier, from the
start. is cheerful, agreeable, alert, will
ing at oil times to help in policing the
tent-keeping his own effects in order
and the common space and property
clean-always ready to respond to de
tails, and never forgetful of the fact
that he Is but one of seven privates
with equal duties and rights, he will
have nothing to worry about from his
companions.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-08-02
Josephus on Trial.

Either the transports carrying troops
to France were attacked by German
submarines or they We're not. On the
authority of Josephus Daniels, secre-
tary of the navy-a gentleman sup
posed to be in position to know just
what the fleet under him is doing
every morning paper in fhe United
States carrying the Associated Press
dispatches described the battle with
the submarines on July 4. Later
cable from Somewhere in France" to
the Associated Press. purpOrting to
come from naval officer. branded the
Daniels story as fiction. This dispatch
passed Mr.. George Creel's self-created
censorship in Washington and went to
the afternoon newspapers. One or
more of the carly editions of the East
carried the denial and others wer
about to use it when word came from
Washington that the denial was incor-
rect. that in reality a battle had been
fought and the American people had
the word of their secretary of the navy
for it. And thus the matter stands.
He stood sponsor for it, and wasn't it
n fine piece of sentiment for Independ-
ence day uses? Really. though, how
can he hold on unless he proves up?