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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-28
Complete List Of Carter County
Registration Under Selective Draft Law
Continued from page two)

Thompson, Frank Mansfield
Tyer, Shelton Wingo
Van Noy, Oscar Fuller
Welson, Harry Feldod
Williams, John Elmer
Williams, Joe Frank
Waggoner, William Courtland
Precinct u:
Branch, Sam II.
Bridges, Jess Roberts
Brown, Russell Baird
Best, Jesse Carnes
Cook, Cubic
Cleek, David Wavista
Groom, George Washburn
Cardwell, Frank Feimaye
Cox, Howard Sylvester
Cason, Ralph Hamilton
Crawford, Joe
Davis, George Bray
Duston, Roy Fount
Drew, Walter William
Dillingham;, Monte Cristo
Fonville, Peter
Foster, Cecil Roscoe
Frost, Herbert Cooper
Gardenhire, Robert Simpson
Green, Jenning Ed
Gravelle. Edmond Eugene
Garrison, Hughes Earnest
Gibson, Claud Lee
Grugg, Clarence Ovwman
Greenwood, Orba L.
Gordon, Joseph Buchanan
Harreld, Eugene Ford
Hamilton, Joseph Taylor
Hildock, Joe Charles
Hinson, Perkins Feutress
Holt, Wallace Crow
Hoard Lucian
Harris, James Virgil
Hutchins, William
Hotter, Ruby
Jones, Alvis
Johnson, Doran Garrett
Kocher, Arthur William
Kruger, Royce Joe
Kendrick. James Stuart
Keith, Robert Edmond
Levy, Hinnie
Lowenstein, Harry Meyor
Lawrence, Guy Taylor
Lee, Richard Love
Miner, Clarence Milton
Moore, Johnnie
Murphey, James Scivally
Morgan Jr., Williams Noah
McIntire, Hugh
McCann. Ralph Lee
Mclaughlin. Sampson
McIntire, Forest Elmer
Mccain, Earnest Crawford
Mclaughlin Walter
Neighbors. Lester Douglas
Nichols. Otto Allen
Newman, Samuel NJ.
Nail, Jesse Leroy Richard
Patterson, Clay Wayne
Poulter, William Harrison
Patterson. Moss
Phelan. Joseph Neal
Prince. Walter Iolanda
Prise. Peter Lewis
Price, Geo. Thomas
Pallady, Harry Arthur
Pankey, William Forest
Poland. Raymond Garrett
Ryan, Chas. Thomas
Rushmore, Foust Pane
Roberts, Presley Orgyle
Rogers, Pat Cleburne
Revels, Clem
Smith, C. L. Jr.
Sims, Larry Marion
Saunders, Sidney Albert
Storey, Harry Mayors
Stringer. Cylde c.
Sharkey. Marian Lee
Schway, Harry Herman
Sharkey, Eddie
Staple, James Nlyless
Smith. Salias Edwin
Shelly, John William
Tanner, Val Peers
Tanner, Graydon Andy Allen
Tucker. Roger Eugene
Twyford, Samuel Eugene
Thomas, Brewer
Tucker. Frederick Edwards
Varnell. John Nelson
Vaughn. Willie Wesley
Ward. James Carlise
Williams, Buster
White. Cay Martin
WITT, Charlie Frederick
Williams, Harry Gale
Wilkes, Charlton
Wells, Marsel Kindrick
Woodruff, Clarence Herbert
Walling. Charlie Culberson
'recinet 3:
Avery. George
Austin, John
Akerman. Thomas Alexander
Alexander, Gilbert
Brown. Arthur
Bradley, Fred
Baxter. John
Bigham, Wendell Philips
Black, Harris
Bracket. Jess Marvin
Bolns, Johney
Burton. James Baghy John
Collins, Willie A.
Crockett. Jessie
Carson. Jessie
Cox, +. l..
Carrell. Dan
Crosthwait, Richard
Cox. William +.
Cott, William
Castlebury. Tom
Curtis, Willie
Carey. Albert
Clayton. l.. X.
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Randolph, Floyd
Scompers, Marshall Lafayett
Sisson, Charles Harris, Jr.
Samuel James
Sanders, Louis
Smith, William Leroy
Small, John Rab
Smith, Charley C.
Tucker, Alma
Taylor, Charley
Tullos, Floyd
Tennery, Claud Victor
Todd, Lasen
Thorton. Alvie Lee
Wing, Gee
Winston, VIM. Edward
= Watkins, William
Wiley, Bob
Wright, Millard
Wells, Grover Stevens
Ward, Frank Vernon
Winblood, William Frances
Wallis, Benjamin Franklin
Weaver, viii
Wafer, Davis Harrison.
Young, William Paul
Precinct 6.
Austin, Willie
Armstrong, Max Roy
Andrew, William Bowling
Buchanan. William Cyrus
Barrett, Thomas Edward
Branch, Garfield
Bush, John Bob
Bow, Marvin Hewitt
Brown, Jess Franklin
Burnett, Walter
Bullock, Robert William
Ballard, Walter Earl
Cunyon, William Henry
Colqutt, Jasper Newton
Cullman, Stephen Joseph
Cohen, Max
Cruce, Lawrence William
Coffy. Charley
Cos. Geo. Washington c.
CLANCY, Paul Anthony
Deberry, Charles Talaeferro
Dawson, William Theodore
Davis. Oliver Tanner
Donaldson, Russ Chesterfield
Drake, Thomas Guy
Ebert, Ernest
Edwards, William Lon
Eastup, Albert Franklin
Eshleman. Charley
Eagle, James Campbell
Edwares, John Harbert
Erickson. Carl
Evans. Talmage Dewitt
Tanning, Louis Preston
Frame. James Franklin
Frazier. Sam Everett
Frame, William Johnson
Fretz. Warren Elmer
Farley, Albert Lorenzo
Frazier, John Earon
Frame, Thomas Logan
Farve, Forest
Greene. Charles Rollins
Grumble, Robert
Gray. Earle Quency
Goodwin Tom Conway
Quinn, Button
Gait. Andrew Tabor
Gregory, David Albertus
Hanson. Henry Nels
Hale, Mike
HAYS, Cortez, Stubblefield
Harrison, Robert Lee
Homes, Frank
Herber, Pete Louis
Hobbs, William Thomas
Holbrook. oliver Roy
Hadep, Earnest j.
Hunter, Elmer Virge
Hunter. Benz. G..
Hammer Samuel Frank
Hamilton, Raymond j.
johnson. William o.
Jones. Clarence Leonard
Jones. j. Wesley
Jamison, Lawrence Leeper
johnson. Jesse l..
Jack, Tom
Jones, Jesse Blake
Kirk. Clyde Arthur
Lawson, Mack
Lathrop, James Adams
Langford, Harry Curtis
Lewis, Lonnie
Loftln. Samuel Joseph
Mitchell. Collie
Morgan, Salvador
Murray, John william
Morelind. Jessie
Moehlman, Karl Paul August.
Martin, william Arthur
Mosley. Hillary Clay
Moore. John William
Morris. Harry wilford
Mackelroy, WIN NJ.
Mccormick, John Vincent
McKenney, Tom
McAtee, John Reid
McGahey, James oliver
Nichols. Andrew Hunter
Movie. Harry X.
Porter. Thornton Jessie
Potts, William Marion
Parks, Arthur Green
Peterson, Roy Almond
Pennington. Conner q.
Rabun, Zollle Crawford
Rodgers. Stony
Richardson, Roy
Rlner. william Edgar
Ray. Robert Frank
Rogers. Roy
Reed. Charley
Randol. Arch Maston
Reid. Elmer II.
RAIDER. Charles Eathel
Rogers. Mart
Rourk. Oscar william
salsman, Jessie Davis
strailey. William Frederick
Sport, Levi Clarke
Schumacher. Fred William
c....~a Inaaph E'lnNd
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ocHlCif NlcIlHdH JelleTSOn
Tayloy, Larence Stinnett
Watson, Claud
Young, Ben Roy
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP
/.
Adams, Walter II.
Bailey. A. d.
Byrd, Carl
Dickerson, Luther
Dickerson. Claude
Dodson, Jesse q
Duell, William L.
Easley John w.
Franklin. Jay Gould
Finley, Mamon
Fuller, Henry
Harmon, Carl E.
Harris, Calvin II.
Huddleston, John c.
Harmon. Tommie Il.
Ingram. VIII
Jones, Heber ].
Karr, William L.
Kern, B. w.
Lannon. Arthur
Iona, Clarence ID.
Mcconnell. Eugene
Mccoy, William T.
Mcdaniel, James
Mckinney. William
McLemore, Aryil.
Nall, Hames Luther
Nall, William II.
Prather, John f.
Powell Henry V.
Pierce, James II.
Powell Robert c.
Pierce. Robert X.
Rankin, Grover
Robinson, James c.
Robert, Grace
Shafer, Isaac
Stubblefield, Ben
Sullivan, George c.
Spenser, Manuel
Shives, Lawrepce Il.
Trout. BenJiman w.
Trout, Harrison Clarence
Trout. Robert
wooley. James
Williams, George S.
Precinct 2.
Armstrong, Wiley
Armstrong. Sam
Ashton. John Franklin
Ashton, Jesse Decoter
Arlington, Fred
Byrd, John Wyatt
Byrd, Lem Elmer
Bailey. John Shaw
Bean, Charles Lee
Burleson, Elmer
Butler. Andrew
Blanton. George
Bissell Mitchell Spencer
Ballard. Howard Charles
Burrow. Homer Bryan
Cannon. Ollie
Crawford. James William
Colley. Hugh
Cannon. Walter
Clark. James Blucher
Caldwell, Louis Henry
Chatam. Charles
Chatam. James
Davis. Arthur Lee
Dearham, Archie
Franklin, Sam
Franklin, William Henry
Grisham. Byron
Grover Lewis Henry
Goodman. Grover
Huey, William Thomas
Holland. Lonzo Chalmer
Holland. Luther Blame
Hunter, Harm
Hancock, John William Robert
Hardman. Afford
Horton. Samuel Hermandon
Ham. David Russell
Henson. George Wilton
Jackson. Riley
Jackson. Guy
Joseph. Jewel
Kern. Wolverton Lamont
fitzpatrick. Stevenson
Lemmons. Shurman
Lemon. Barton
Lashley. James Ira
Martin, win
Martin. Gus
Martin. .Behnie.
Mcdonald. Ramon Augustus
McManna. Tom
Prescott. Aisle
Pierce. William Houston
Puckett. Lewis owen
Prince. Henry
Pruitt. James Hugh
Ponder Andy Jackson
Ponder Fred
Russell. James Ebert
Roberts. George
Roberts. Claud
soloman. Afford
Smith. John
Smith. Harve
Smith. William Andrew
Smith. Aubrey
Scott, James Edward
Smith. r. NJ.
Smith. Dorsey Lee
Smith. Emett virgle
Stevenson. Tilise
stubblefield. Harmon
Stevenson. Abram Clinton
Scott. Levi
Stevenson. Johnnie
Stevenson, Cleve
Stevenson, Willie
Stevenson. Amos
simmons. Lewis Buck
Walker. Jesse David
Webb. Arthur Lee
watkins. While
Precinct 3.
Akers. william Irwin
Adams. Bud
Allison Frank ElWoOd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-28

Cockrell, Garrett
Collins, John Wesley
Cobb. William Whorton
Dunn, Walter
Dixon, Milard Fillmore
Dixon, George Sidney
Dougherty, Daniel Bailey
Dougherty ,Geoat William
Davis, Carl David
Donley. Tom
Debolt, Jacob
Dave, Jessie B.
Emblin, Banks Bryant
England, Claud
Elmore, Joe ID.
Emmons, Edward Arthur
Emberling. Earnest Claud
Ellith, Charles Albert
Eldridge, Charles Alvin
Forbes, James Gardner
Fore. Arch Joe
Franklin, Harry
Fore. William Lafayette
Franks, Exile
Gibson, Lormie Deck
Griffin, Thomas
Gibbs, Jim
Gibbs, Pleas
Gibson, Cecil
Groves, Eunice
Gordon, Willie Ross
Green, Joseph James
Gray, Arvie Bishop
Graham, Willie Clayton
Graham. Fred Warren
Gibson Shelby Harrison
Green, Sewell
Grove, Willis Washington Press
Grisham, Claud
Haragan, Ira Thomas
= Hutchins, Rossor
Haragan, Earnest Allen
Hines, Virgil
Harrison, William Henry Morris
Haragan, Hardy Little
Henderson, Earl Wade
Hines, Robert Jasper
Henderson, Alfred Davis
jackson, Tuss Lee
Kennedy, Davie Dennis
Kennedy, Luther Coleman
Kennedy, Hanley
Kirkpatrick Grover Cleveland
Kennedy. Willis Howard
Lyles, Clarence Lorengo
Lyles. Luther
Lyles, Eugene
Lenderman, Rupert Lenull
Lahman, Louis Andrew
Lahman, Richard Walter
Lindesmith, James Lloyd
Lindesmith, Jerry Benson
Lawson, William Elijah
Lyles, Cleveland
Mcfarland. William Frederick
Martin, Lester Plase
Melon, Bumey Otha
Martin, Dave Newton
Melton, Finis Monore
McLain. Albert Ross
Magirl, Dennis William
Martin. William Thomas
Mcfarland. Everette
McLovin, John
Meyer. Arthur Lee
Moody, Murray Wayne
Norton, Henry Green
Ogletree, Abner Milton
Ogletree, George Henry
Odell. James William
Poe. Albert
Pruitt, Jessie Mutton
Pruitt. Harvey Thorton
Pruitt, Jessie Burman
Phillips. Ollie
Pruitt, Thomas jefferson
Putnam, Jake Richard
Patterson, Pierce
Parker, Henry Alvin
Ponder. John Virgrel
Parker. Henry Alvin
Quinn, Moryin
Quinn, Ole
Rozzell, Peter Lester
Rozzell. William Claud
Ritter. Marvin Pierce
Roberts. Lester
Rockwell. Clyde Leslie
Reynolds. Fordyce
Rush. William Marion
Rider, Carl Helen
Smith, Andy
Stages, James
Smith. Jim Roe
Smart. Ebert
Sarvey, William Henry
Smith. Abraham Garfield
Taylor. Robert Alfred
Thomson. Eddie Lee
Thompson. Robert Britton
Thompson, Moose Mudphord
Taylor. Excel $.
Tucker, William Asa
Theel, John
Turknett. William Henry
Nanvickle. William
Webb, John Floyd
Wilson, Jessie Oren
Woods. Enoch Benton
Wheat, William Joseph
Whisenant. James
Wheat Silas Lisley
Winn. Thomas
Young, John William
York. Samuel Tildon
Zinn Selden Alpha
Precinct 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-28
DAILY ARDMoREITE

Howly, Cecil Harris Flow
Harrell, James Hogg
Harvey Herbert Browder
Hollis. VIM. Theodore
Helback, Rudalph Edward
Harrell, Sidney Grady
Henson, Anderson
Hammond, Harle Henry
Holman, Fred
Haggard, Alfred
Harrell, Chas. F.
Hammond. ]. e.
Hail, Irma
Harpole, VIM. Newton
Hodge. Elvie
Hoffman. Clyde Osborne
Harris, Lewis Barron
Hoffman, Roy Elliott
Harris. John Madison
Hendley, Gordie Lon
Hightower, James Afford
Howard, Fred Hampton
Hatfield, Oscar Miles
Harrell, John Benton Jr.
Jones, Wade
Jones, Erwin
Johnson, Morcy Marion
Jordon, Grady
Kershaw, y.
Key, Fred
Klansneid. Oscar Gerhard
Licha, Joe
LeBow, John
Lee, Archie Hicks
Lucas Floyd L.
Lemert, Paul
Lovingood, Oscar
London. Jack
Leach Marion Speaker
London, Ewing Campbell
Layman, John Harley
Lowery, Nathaniel May
Miller, Steve Paul
Moore, Arie Ellie
Mauch, William Branch
Merritt, Arch VIM
Morris, Charles Edmond
Mercer Edward
Montgomery. Harry sfinafee
Mitchell, VIM. f.
Mason, Won
Moneysmith, Frank Howard
Norris, Ardon f.
Mathews, Walter Albert
Mart, Ate
Martin, Henry Jackson
Meeker, Ralph Thomas
Mcbride, Jesse b.
McAlister, Joe Roy
McIntyer, John Calvin
Mcneil, Edward
Mcclure, Omer Dee
McMurray. Jack
McNeese. Leland Hamilton
McName, James p.
Newman. b. N.
Naylor, Roline Cecil
Norris, Geo. r.
Nichols, Andrew Hunter
Nelms, Luther Dewatt
Neal, John
O'Nsal, John Thomas
O'Neil, John Joseph
oxford. Jesse James
Otey, George N.
Owens. Ruby Rex
Palmer, Jack
Parks, Earnest Walter
Pate, Hubert Cole
Pate, William Jess
Parks, Raymond Delos
Provine, Rex Orr
Power. Jess Stephens
Proffitt. J. L.
Pule. Charles Sherman
Pulliam, Sneed Thurman
Putnam. John Roulin
Putnam. Charley Clifton
Rice. Charlie
Redman. LeeRoy
Randol, Robert Luther
Reese. Homer S.
Ross. EliZy
Smith. VIM. Henry
Spoon. Clinton Roy
Sharp, Sherman
Stephens. Holbert
Sockey. Rafe
Son. Edgar Emerald
Schueler, Geo. John
Stevens. Horace Connor
Stacy. Henry Roland
Southerfield, Clarence Lee
Smith. Burtie Edward
speans, John Thomas
Stubblefield. Jno
Sanders, Luther Floyd
Stoll. William Arthur
Smith, Thomas +.
Troughbor. James Homer
Thomas, Seth Alvin Leroy
Trotter, James Oscar
Twyford, Lawrence
Teshman. Sam
farrell. Lawrence L.
Thomas, Artie
Talkington. Samuel Jones
Tuksberry, w. A.
Tennvson. Henry
Tally. William Henry
Terry. Percy
Weaver, Albert J.
Wicker. William Green
wymore. Logan Rab
Walker. Squire Evin
Williams. Charley
White. Jewel
Meeker. Gus Edwards.
White. John Lewis
Watkins. Willie
Wnliams, Henry
Wizard Jr. Robert Stanford
WoCmly. u. 6
Woottcn. =. V.
Woodsrd Wesley Eugene
Woodruff. Leonard ].
Wilmington. Willis +.
waddington. Il. +.
Wood. Roy q.
Williams. Jesse
Watts. Geo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
HIGH HEELS PUT
C0RNS ON TOES
Tells Women How to Dry Up a Corn
So 1t Lifts Out Without
Pain.

Modern high-heeled footwear buck
les the toes and produces corns. and
waHy of the thousands of hospital
cases of infection and lockiaw are
the result Of woman's suicidal habit
OF trying to cut away these painful
pests.
For little cost there can be OBJ
tanned at any pharmacy a quarter o.
an ounce of a drug called freezone,
which is sufficient to rid ore'e feet
Of every hard orSoft corn or callus
without the slightest danger or in
convenience.
A few drops applied directly upon
the tender, aching corn stops the
ness and shortly the entire corn, root
and all, lifts right out. Ii is a sticky
substance, which dries the moment II
is applied, and thousands of lien and
women use it because the corn sariv-
els up and comes out without in
flaming or even irritating tie sur
rounding tissue or sam. Cut this out
and try it if your corns bother you.
ADJ.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
PEOPLE DEMAND FOOD CONTROL.

II putting a stop to speculation IN May
wheat could help the national problem, the
question naturally suggests itself, Why
would not the abolition of the entire sys-
tenn be d good thing? And if the senate is
as Overwhelmingly in favor OF such leg
islatiOn later on as it confessed, by what
prescience does it know that the time is not
ripe yet2 Does it wish to save the speCu-
lators for more vocal hangings? But there
is no use Quarrelng with the senate for re
iecting the amendment to the espionage
bill closing the exchan@es-a halfway
measure at best.
The important question, the only solu-
tion is food controls regulation, not only Of
exchanges, but OF warehouses. Is it to be
adopted soon, or is suffering to be strung
out by the usual delay?
Six weeks have passed since the declar-
alton OF war. and the army bill has only
Just been passed! For days and weeks the
American army has been held up by a DO-
itiCal fight to determine who should lead
one division, Hardly the surface OF the
revenue problem has been scratched.
Meanwhile the prices soar. the food
hoarders are conducting an industrious
lobby-is it not time that congressman
and senators began to hear from the people
back home?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
DOCTORS PRESENT
FLAG TO HOSPITAL

The ministers Of the gospel, city
officials, army and navy, school chill
dren, the Red Cross Association, the
Trained Nurses Association and the
public in general are cordially in
vited to be present at the presenta-
ton of the flag and pole to the Pen
sacola Hospital 10Y the visiting staff
of physicians ann few friends, on the
five o'clock.
The arrangement ' committee is
composed of Doctor J. Whiting Har
gis, 1t, NJ. E. Quina, NJ. c., DR.. f.
F. Bruce, DR.. w. D. Mobiles, DIR.
H. NJ. Ginsberg, DR.. S. r., NJ. Ken
nedy and DR.. A. NJ. Ames3
At the flag raising ceremonies, DR..
Louis dem. Blocker, president of the
Escambia County Medical Associa-
ton, will preside.
The presentation address viii be
made by DR.. Frank Gale RensFS9w.
The speech of acceptance on behalf
of the Pensacola Hospital will be
delivered by Judge William B. Shep-
pard.
The program will be as follows:
Music by the Barrancas band.
Presentation of the flag and pole
by DR.. Renshaw.
Music by the band, america"
Acceptance of the flag on behalf
of the Pensacola Hospital by Judge
W. B. Sheppard.
The National Hymn by a chorus Of
twenty-five young ladies with band
accompaniment, after which those
present will kindly join in.
Music by the band.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
SCHOOLS PREPARE
FOR CLOSING DAYS

Pupils in the public schools of the
city have about two weeks more Of
attendance and examinations are now
being entered into, especially by all
but those who are pupils Of the hirh
school. With the exception of the
latter, it is stated that about two
weeks of schooling remain, while the
high school, on account Of the tine
lost during this term, will probably
extend into the month Of June for a
week or more.
In the meantime the closing exam
nations are being prepared for, and
the ambitious boys and girls have
time for little else but study. guar
anteeing their advancement to the
higher grades.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

Uncle Nat is gone-the old veteran Ina,
answered the last mustcr-in.
Everybody knew Uncle Nat-onc of the
picturesque figures, one OF the sturdy char
actcrs that the South is SO proud to claim.
Eighty-two years old, his lie has been
s.nguIarlv direct When the Stars and Bars
called. he enlisted us a matter of course;
that. after doing his bit on active service,
he should have sought transfer to the hos
pital corps, is typical OF one whose life has
been spent in hclpfulness to others. He
was county superintendent of education
longer than anybody else ever held the Of
ficc-this too illustrates the single-pur-
poscncs> OF his lie. And as city regstra-
ton officer he rounded out life intimate
" concerned with the Younger element, to
whom he was a pattern in the qualities that
stamp one a man
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
RESIGNS POSITION
IN CUSTOM HOUSE

William c. Walker. who for the
past two years has been in charge
Of the elevator at the custom house,
Monday afternoon rendered his resig-
nation to Custodian Ben s. Hancock,
to accept a position at the aeronautic
station. He has been summoned to
take his new position May II, and
the resignation was made effective
Immediately.
Ed. Garner, who has worked as Il
substitute in Mr., Walkers place, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

ULYSSES s. Grant, third. son of General
Frederick D, Grant, and gradson Of Presi-
dent Grant, is major OF engineers in the
regular army, and Ulysses S. Grant, fourth,
son OF ULYSSES S. Grant Tr., and therefore
also a grandson of President Grant, has en-
listed as a private in a New York national
guard regiment. And among others who
are likely TO carry the salute" to France
are men bearing the names OF Fitzhugh
Lee, Philip H. Sheridan and Joseph
Wheeler, as well as numerous other de
scendants OF eminent civil war soldiers on
both Sides
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
MOTHER SUPERIOR

Rosary Hill Home,Hawt horne, n.
VI have used VinOl for many
rundown, weak or emaciated patients
with benefit. One young woman was
so weak and IN she could hardly creep
to my door for aid / supplied Vinol
to her literally and in a month ]
hardly recognized her. She was
strong, her color charming and her
cheeks rounded out"-Mother NJ. Al
phonsa Lathrop, 0. S. d.
We guarantee Vinol TO sharpen the
appetite, aid digestion, enrich the
blood and create strength. Whites
Pharmacy, Balkcom Drug Co, Pen
sacola. Also at the leading drug
store in all West Florida towns
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
RAPID PROGRESS
ON NEW CHURCH

The wc~k on the Richards mem
orial, the new church which IS being
built by the West Hill Methodist
congregation, is going forward rapid
iy. The brick work for the basement
has been completed and this part of
the building Will be in such condition
that it may be used within the next
two or three weeks.
Next Friday has been designated as
work day and all friends of the move
ment are urged to contribute a days
work either personally or by proxy.
Those who are not able to do a days
work may send a check.
The building is situated on the
corner of Jackson and K streets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
The SCRATCH PAD.
5y THOMAS EWING DAeMEY.

AS far as can be learned, the en-
glne room Of the citys plow has been |
badly damaged, important parts OF
machinery having been thrown over
board. 1t is hoped to put the pillow
IN drydock just as soon as one can
be built and give it a thorough over
hauling, so the land of the economics
department of the Ladies' Home De
tense League can be broken and put
into food crops.
Though Americans generally would
like to see Teddy at the front, the
matter is hardly important enough
for congress to mold up the entire
army for several weeks while they
get their ignorance on file in the
Record.
Maybe if LaFollette. Stone and a
few others We're thrown out, the SEN
ate would be able to do something
worth while occasionally.
After deep study we are about CON
WINGED that rouge is a luxury, and
short skirts unnecessary, and should
be war-taXed accordingly.
Identifying themselves with the
conservation movement, the people
are economiZlng on paying their
bills.
Four arguments in favor of the
espionage bill are that Gronna, La
Toilette, Sherman and Nardaman vot-
ed against it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

track of their movements better than indi-
viduals. An organization will see that no
one is sighted Even d post card once a
month would be worth its weight in gold.
And the Thanksgiving and Christmas
boxes will take months to prepare-Iet us
begin now!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16
REAL ESTATE

Annie Neel to W. l. Zachary. May
., 1911; 500 and other considera-
tions; " - of Sallie Claybourne en-
closure. in Sec. 81, T2. , s. r. 30 w.
Jennie Clements tn W. I. Zachary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

Two sons OF Carter Glass. the Fighting
member of the Virginia congressional del
egation, have passed examinations ior com
missions as captain in the officers reserve
corps.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

Marshall Field, third grandson of the ia
nous Chicago merchant and rated as one
of the richest Young men in America, has
enlisted as a private in the First Illinois
cavalrv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

Richard /, Hargraves, son-in-IaW Il
William !, Bryan, former secretary Of
state, has rendered his services to I'rcsi-
dent Wilson in any capacity in which nc
may be able to serve.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

May u, 1917, S1.OO and other con.
siderations; I acre in Sec. TIP. 5 n.
r. 30 W.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

Appearing in a publication whose cv-
cry line is censored by naval officials, the
above is doubIy significant.
From military standpoint-and that is
the only test-more facilities in training
would be Justified by fewer losses in war,
But is stunt flying, il not attempted with
too little preparation, unduly hazardous
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-16

Maybe if LaFollette. Stone and a
few others were thrown out, the SEN
ate would be able to do something
worth while occasionally.