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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
RAILWAY FREIGHT SERVICE

Washington, D. c., August 25.-
Fairfax Harrison, Chairman of the
Railroads War Board, authorizes
the following:
reports Just received by Rail-
roads War Board show that the
railroads of the country in their CO.
operative efforts to give to the coun-
try the greatest possible amount of
freight service, have effected an ex-
traordinary improvement in the
freight car supply.
"These reports show that the ex-
cess of untitled car acquisitions over
idle cars, or what is ordinarily but
inaccurately termed car shortage,
was only one fourth as great on
August 1, 1917, as on May /, 1917.
The excess of untitled car requisi-
tons on May 1st, was 148,627, on
June 1st it was 1O6,649, on July 1st
it vas 1852, and on August 1st it
had been reduced to 36,776.
"This result has been accomplished
at a time when the railroads are sup
plying from fifteen to twenty per
cent more freight service with the
same number of cars than was being
given this time last year for the
railroads handled in July a tremen-
dous increase in both government
and commercial traffic. The move
ment of cantonment supplies alone
occupied the full services of more
than 10000 cars.
"There was also an extraordinary
heavy demand for cars to transport
food products as well as materials
to and from munition factories.
"The result above achieved has
been accomplished by cooperation
with the railroads of shippers, regu-
lating bodies and the public general
ly. This cooperation has made pos
sible the intensive loading of freight
cars, prompter unloading, the elimi-
nation of a large amount of unnec-
essary passenger train service and
an opportunity generally to utilize
time to put each car to the greatest
possible use, to have empty cars
placed where they are most needed,
to prevent overlapping and unnec-
essary service-in other words, to
make the entire railroad system of
the United States the most effective
possible transportation agency in
winning this war"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29

Washington, Aug. 24.-Complete
confidence in the new Russian gov
eminent was expressed today by the
etate department.
Secretary Lansing denied that
news from Russia had caused this
government to take a p~essimistic
view of the situation, declaring that
instead of there prevailing a feeling
of pessimism quite the contrary had
been created by the confidential dis
patches that have been received.
81 regard the government to Rus
STA as stronger today than it has been
for a month";" he said. mean in gen.
eral," he added, "but not from po-
litical and military points of view.
This opinion is based. upon reports
more or less confidential than we
have been getting"
Secretary Lansing, however, did
not alter his decision not to make
public any of the recent reports from
Russia. The position taken is that
the news received from there is of a
nature that should be given out by
the provisional government.
Secretary Lansing's. flat expression
of confidence is the first intimation
that the opinion that disquieting dis
patches have been received within the
last week was not general.
The secretary pointed out that the
recommendations of the Root COM
mission are being carried out. THE ma
ture of the recommendations or the
lid extended was not indicated, but
it was stated that further financial
assistance would be rendered and
that prompt measures would be taken
to relieve the railroad situation by
forwarding of rolling stock and rail-
way material.
Maj. Gen. Scott, chief of staff,
who was a member of the Root COM
mission, said that capture of Petro-
grad would be only a slight strategi-
cal loss to the Russians.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29
GOOD ROADS.

Speaking of good roads, we are Of
the opinion that much of the work
now being done on the public roads
around Abbeville is positively detri-
mental to the roads. 1t is necessary.
no doubt, in the fall of the year to
clean out the bitches and have them
in shape to take care of the winter
rains. so as to keep the roads drain
ed.
But it is a great mistake to take
the dirt out of the bitches and throw
it, along with the grass which has
grown Oh the sides of the roads, in
to the middle of the roads. The
great clouds of dust which now fol-
low al kinds of vehicles passing
over the roads which are so worked,
and the mud which this dirt will
sho1tiy>make when the rains come.
warn US that the proper system of
working the roads is not being adopt
ed in this county. The surfaces OF
the rocds have been hard all sumrnc
and the roads have been in fairly
good shape except for the holes. II
some places these holes have beer
filed with ebert and gravel, and the
roads have thus been made good ir
these places. Had the roads all over
the county been thus worked. il.
stead of being worked IS they have
been about the city, we would have
h1d bette: roads row, and the road!
would have been in better shape tt
take care of the winter travel,
1t is necessary in the spring K
scrape the roads and leTel them mp
but we are of the opinion that in the
late summer and fall the only kint
Of work which pays is to have the
holes filed in the roads, and thu
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29
Wednesday, August 20. 1917.
WE TOLD YOU so.

We told the people in the recent
campaign or the bond issue, (not
good roads mind you, but bond issue)
that, if the bonds were issued, a
few miles Of road in the county
would be worked and all other roads
neglected, and that the people gener-
ally would suffer while a few people
with automobiles and tin-pan-nancies
would occupy the "good roads" all
the while, limbering up the new pos
sessions.
We also published a news item
from The Piedmont in which it was
stated that on account of certain
roads in Greenville county being so
badly neglected, the county was
threatened with the loss of several
mail routes.
The bond advocates had to explain
this, and in order to do so said that
this was a general statement which
did not apply to n county more
than another, and that The Piedmont
had enormously applied it to Green
vile county.
Well, maybe so, but we assert that
the following clipping from The
Honea Path Chronicle applies to
Greenville county in no uncertain
terms, and it at the same time shows
that our prediction as to what would
happen in Abbeville county if the
bonds were voted, has already com
true in Greenville county, namely
that a few miles of roads would be
worked for the benefit of a few peo-
pie and that crossroads and others
would be neglected. Here is what
The Chronicle says:
Through the efforts of Mr.. G. E.
Harper about $50 was raised a few
days ago for the purpose of working
certain roads leading to this place.
The roads to be worked are in Green
vile county, just beyond Saluda
rivre. A bulk of the trade from that
section comes to Honea Path and
many of the business men subscribed
to this fund"
If the people of Honea Path are
taking up a collection for good roads
in Greenville county within two
years after the million dollar bond
issue, what may we expect within
five years after the bonds have been
issued?
Does this clipping from The Chron-
icle bear us out in our predictions
and argument, or does it not?
Perhaps if the Supervisor of
Greenville county had been at work
on his own roads instead of becom-
ing speech-maker before the five
Observation-Disclosures delega-
tons from other counties, Honea
Path might not be called upon to
take up a collection to work his
roads.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29

rough places made smooth, and that
an accumulation of dirt, as at pres
ent, is only making trouble for the
future.
We expect very soon to offer some
suggestions on the matter of road
work in Abbeville county, and to
undertake to show the people how
we may have good roads in Abheville
county without a dollars worth of
bonds or any increase in taxes. There
are sand clay roads all over the
lower part of the state, and across
the Savannah River in Georgia, and
none of these counties, so far as we
know, are issuing or have issued
bonds for building them.
We only need intelligent work up
on the roads of Abbeville county,
an intelligent expenditure of public
money now appropriated, less poll
tics, and free labor, along with the
cooperation of the people, to give
us good roads without another dol
lars outlay.
We say this without intending to
criticise the present administration,
because we believe that with the
money at his command the present
Supervisor has done as we'll with the
roads as any of his predecessors. All
have done some good work and much
bad work. The work done by all of
them could be improved on in our
judgment, and we will undertake to
prove it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29
AUSTRIANS UNABLE TO STOP
ADVANCE OF CADORNA'S MEN
Terrific Battle on Carso Front--Ital-
ian Airmen Lending Aid to Infan.
trymen in New Drive.

London, Aug. 26.-British troops
today made an advance of half a mile
along a mile front east of Margicourt
(north of St. Quentin,) storming and
capturing strong points at Cologne
end Malakof farms, according to the
official report from British headquar-
tiers in France tonight.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29
NOTICE TO JURORS
AND WITNESSES

Monday, September Ord, 1917, be-
ing a legal holiday, all jurors and
witnesses will report on Tuesday,
September 4th, 1917 at 10 o'clock,
A. M. J. L. Perrin, Clerk of Court.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29
AT FT. OGLETHORPE.

Leslie Mcmillan and thurman
Longshore left Sunday for Fl. Ogle-
thorpe, where they have entered the
training camp.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-08-29
ANOTHER BIG LOAN 7
is MADE TO RUSSIA
BY UNITED STATES
Complete Confidence in New Gov
eminent is Expressed By the
State Department.

Washington, Aug. 24.-Another
big loan of 500, 100000 to Russia
was made today by the govern
ment. J.
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 50 4S6-Roy Burnis Whitlow. 692-Bernard Blaylock. 60O-John Henry Shewbirst. 1986-Will Washington Clayton. S1O-Elwood Bradford. 1539-Joseph Charley Cupp. 16S2-William Harrison Wilson. 507-John M. Williams. Willie Frazier. 437-Mertice Jerome Barksdale. 1324-Roy. Mckee. 604-Samuel s. Hicks. 43-John Frank Clark. William Robert Mcdonald. 1763-R. Elmer Cole. 1548-Grover c. Baker. 1264-Damus Clyde Eastep. 1066-Sanford Bailey Stonecipher 924-Tom Joseph Grooms. 420-DeWitt Thurman. 1014-Martin P. Hurley. 117S = Frederick Washington
 Whightsel 514-Tha Billingsley. 433-Ernest Eugene Swindle. 1329-Cavine Moore Valentine
 E 10-Clennie c. Johns. 1O45-Francis Elmer Cable. 1031-William Becom. 1705-Herbert Elmer Brown. 1331-Delbert Dacus Virgil Mcclure. 4S7-Pledger Eugene Diggs. 2S2-Arthur Edmond Page. 1323-Charles' w. Wood. 1S47-Joseph Charles Waxman. Henry Oscar Vandervildt. 140E Ernest Elmer Fletcher. 1536-Dick Vickrey. 1922-James Franklin McAbee. William Alexander Pierce. 1779-James W. Alexander. 1236-Homer E. Whiteside. Wilson Bird Fullerton. 2O11-Ray Meriwether. Roscoe Bean. 18-Joseph Amos Reeves. 652-Jess o. Clifford. 927-Albert Ray Clifford. 1484-~Delbert Childers.
 -1OO- William David w. Hampton 1551-Urshel Vandermark. 6O1-James Monroe Scott. 1322-John Elvis Smith. 1146-James Louis Vestal. 1103-Arthur F. Self. 2319-James Evert Vandermark Freeman Harrison Free
 man.
 606-Howard Tarrant. 1S2-Charles A. McMurty. 1771-Press Hampton. 513-Clarence J. Sampson. 46-Clark Jarvis. l020-Roy Marshall Mullins. 1651-Rufus A. Edmonston. 1099-John Bibb. 1955-Ned Swindle. 1636-Louise J. U. Long. 223-John Emort Corbett. 2066-E Emanuel Abell. 1441-John Wesley Lewis. 117-Thomas Leander Remager 2330-Roy William Gossett. 602-Troy Clarence Henary. 39O-John Henry Taylor.
 -125- 2233-Isaac Lee Horton. 75-John William Harris. Robert E. Carr. 772-Charles August Craft, Jr. 1456-Austin Willard Stevenson 721-Lee R, Garner. 1419-Thomas Edward Policeman 786-Floyd Conrid Jackson. 1559-Carl M. Pranger. 1476-Amos l.. Weatherford, 2S0-Claude Mann. 2822-James Bo Mime. James Albert Wooten. 972-Henry Oliver Pitcher 9S3-Clum Page.
 575-Clyde w. Wood 966-Ira c. Walker. S6S-G Grover Cleveland Middle
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 2230-CarrOll Hall
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2234-Rufus c. Rogers 2213-John F. Morrow. 657-James Robert Walker. 1995-Ray Swartzbaugh. 175-Noah James Joiner 2147-Adrain Patton. 300-Walter James Coln.
 400 278-Mike O. Mitchell, 2177-Emmett Cox. 1021-Homer Thomas Moore. 1622-Hillery Eugene Garner. 1240-Willie Isaac Dortch. 524-Ira Lee Spain. 911-Byrd Al Wadley, 1172-Elisha Robert Wiker. 532-William D. Brewer. 1517-David l.. Hill. 1851-Herman Williams. 1924-Pete Morley. 1139-Calvin Moore Valentine. 1214-William D. Little. 336-Lewis Bozrah Farmer. 2342-Dave Faulkner. 1952-Oscar Snyder. 212-Herbert Burton VanArsdale. 1357-W. Robert Smith. William Henry Crabtree. 8-.Earle Pitt Ray. 1707-Elisha Montgomery. 2O39-George Marcus Wyatt. 116O-Robert Marion Bridges. 1192-Elisha Lowery.
 -425- 16G0-Joe c. Pace. 305-Elmer A. Roush. 1O43@John Riley Chadwick. 557-Frank Floyd Potter. Ralph Eugene Lively 1433-Hiram Clinton Douglass. 2143-John Clifford Pate, 164O-Iron May. 1798-Floyd A. White. 622-Elbert Wesley Sims. 585-Walter B. Young. 2191-Silas Sherman Drew. 2071-John Allison White. 1464-Omer Churm. 1257-Ernest B. Mangrum. 1077-Winston Allen Rice. 1961-Rufus H. Dover. 781-Benjamin F. Russell. 2131-John e. Clarence Kenne- more.
 William Giles Harvey. 1O35-Jake Albert Barron. 1634-Joe Winman. 95S-Arthur Smith. 323-Ernest Howell 1343-Oscar Ray Clayton.
 -45O- 1439-Thomas Grover Bridges. 1804-F Marion Lashley. 857-Martin Van uBren Rasp-
 berry.
 1554-Wilton McCrory. 1401-Jeremiah Smith. 13O3-Thomas w. Danley, 2151-Charles Buckley 963-Cecil Williams. 438-David Edward Young. S78-Robert l.. Weaver. 1O59-Thomas Alexander Smith. 441-Luther Franklin Bowlin. 8S0-Charles Ebert Williams. 1776-Lonzo Morris Adams. 357-Will l. Barnett. 23-John H. Roberts. 1173-Joe Weaver. 331-John Ogles. 1881-Albert Royal White. 1108-Raymon Bean. 1910-Ezra Bowden. 492-Ralph M. Martin. 1201-Shirley Vince. Wyatt Turner 2199-Ausben Ellington.
 -475- 565-Nathan Allen Lamb S00-Ollie Westbrook. 1747-R. Paul McLerkin. 1447-Artie Rushing. 1O49-Alva Ray Cox. 1442-Ishmael Leomn. 715-Dixie Eugene Cummins. 539-Vaslo H. Roddery. 349-Charlie Walter Smith. 1596-Lee Shamley. 562-Lloyd l.. Rentfro.- 1407-Clarenc Alton Rutledge. 5O1-Joe Edward Lee Powers. 102-William Osmer Early. 2025-Tom Medcalf. 1915-Jake s. Smith. 1411-Joseph F. Clark. 1979-Dan Edwin Meriwether. S75-Daniel Eli Vaughn. 17S0-Charlie William Davis. 714-David G. Dunn. 1528-Jesse Franklin Watson. 86-James Calvin Ecot Ivory. 1997-Joseph David Harris. 1024-Claude Chapel
 800 1291-Steven Ava Wooten. 871-Walter Thomas Clark 1341-E. Burton Rocker. Edmond F. Castleberry. 1232-Homer Virgil Goodwin.
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970-William J. Hicks. 637-Robert Luther Crouch. 1675-Cyrus c. Hughes. 2024-Fred Laird.
 360-Clambius Josh Baker. 657-Robert Childers.}
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872-Pearl Lawrence Marshall. 43O-Herbert Webster Brown. 23O4-Elmer McHaney. 2344--Henry Anderson Foster.
 -65O@ 2122-RoWland S.. Phillips. 328-Edward Harness. 865-C. D. Vaughn. 2075-Wm A. Westfall. 96-Wm. R. Unsworth. 1519-Raymond T. Graham. S96-Neal Wm. Lewis. 1O98-N Nathaniel Franklin Mutt. 1976-Sam Jones. 624-George Phillips. 2106-Walter Wilson. 507-John M. Williams. 544-Arthur Bramlette. 1021-Homer Thomas Moore. 2190-Jesse Drew. 2144-Willie Frazier. 747-John Herbert Chapple. 1S83-Harry P. Dyer. 1269-Claude Hays. I 929-Jesse Greene Gibbs. 15O9-Willie Jacob Potter. 2O45-Ivory o. Butler. 1194-John Bernard Clune. 1965-James L. Richardson.
 -675- 138-Lucien E. Johnson. 1667-Robert Lee Rudisai. 1199-Barney Pratt. 1619-Horace T. Walker. 1794-Robert Wyse Wright. 2168-Iva Herrin. 91-Elva B. Johnson. S38-Alfred A. Booth. 635-Loren Hooking. 1416-Claude Lee Holifield. 2261-John William Farrar. 227S-Hardy w. Riley. 861-William Beer Clark. 633-R Ernest Statham. 1326-Roy T. Walker. 2274-James c. Franklin 712-James Edward Wyatt. 17-Fred Riddle. 8O2-Perry Arthur Hatcher. 1255-James l.. Merideth. 199O-Albert H. Stewart. 2192-Silas Sherman Drew 2297-Harry Knott. 691-Robert Gilbert Brooks. 37S-Carl Jonas Brand.
 700 1083-James Floyd Battle. William Earle Buckle. 237-Chester Arthur Alfrey. 422-Alfred Orville Metheny. 2295-Isom Brewer. 619-Marion Daniel Singleton. 1O58-James Stanton. 344-Roy Vice. 2O72-Roy Clifton Breckenridge. 1766-Carl Anthony Presson. S24-Wallace Booth. 442-Clarence Gilbert Bridges. 1213-Albert Powers. 1799-Bearden Lloyd. 202-Guss Copeland. 164-Charles F.. Morgan. 268-Rufus Melton Metheny 272-Pink Hopkins. -Woodford Stallcupp. 124S-James A. Ligon. 1174-Erney Ray Vaughn. 964-Berin Vim. Herbert Burton Van Ars-
 dale
 593-James Andrew Little. 407-James Rippey.
 -725- 262-James T. Moore. S86-G William Witcher. 182O-Williford Gas LeMon. 1561-Wiliam E. Tinsley. 1901-Charles Andrew Eastep. 1772-William Hughes Ham. 1373-Lester Higgins. 1465-Willie Copeland. SS3-James I. Woodson. 2136-Adam V. Ford. 1161-Orus Mckee. 1S61-James H. V. Berry. 769-Henry T. Smith. 776-Joe Bryce Mcleod. ucl Y. w dihOh. 1907-Albert J. Cupp. 566-Thomas G. Lawson. 2030-Floyd Kerney. 681-James F. Woolard. 1777-Felix l.. Archie. 311-General Harrison Felty. 1227-Samuel Lewis Ezell. 2306-Lewis V. Carwile. 124-Jesse Ray Cooper. 481-Paul Merrick.
 -75O- 1937-Jesse Edgar Tyner. S95-Willis Atchinson 744-Arthur Lee Burrow 979-Roy Buford Williams. 5S2-John Frank Farmer. 1409-George w. Williams. 1976-Sam Jones. 174O-James B. Cooley. 1367-Willam H. Cupp. 2117-Charley M. Breckenridge. S29-Martin Burns. 240-David Monroe Smith. 1O28-James Byron VanTassel. 499-John B. Byers.
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lO o-cyl uS V. IluShSS' 2024-Fred Laird. 360-Clambiu Josh Baker. 1657-Robert Childers,}
 -275- 2055-John Washington Horton. 1217-Thomas Benton. 571-Rhinehart w. Poppe. 1873-S Samuel Eli Davis. 48S-Coady Beavres. 1543-James E. Melton, 2102-Claence M. Freeman 704-William Nathan Terry. 72-William l.. McCary. 1053-Frank G. Smith. 1896-George Riley Vinson. 1709-James Roy Arnold. 356-.-Thomas Hill Spillman. 112-Cleave Prior. 1O67-Frank Smith 2116-E. Marion Monroe Butler. 128-John Thomas Mutt. 2012-Harry Walden. 679-Marcus Clyde Farmer. S05-Ira l.. Newell. TIT. Earlie Johns. 900--C. Lee Robertson. James Samuel Common. 1617-Elza Martin. 2303-Clarence McAllister.
 200- William Orvil Gates. 1287-Gay Granting. 1142-Mack Young. 1765-James Edward Ryan. 6-Nimil Sam Roberts. 2167-James Franklin Nooner. 327-Richard William Hughes 413-James Christopher Kenne- dy.
 661-William Walker. 93-OttO Overby. 1448-Charles Ira Ross. 1722-Otto Hughes Proney. 957-James P. Shoemaker. 1557-Albert J. Haas. 1744-Silas Aaron Shelton. 1112-Samuel B. Ford. 1151-Ira Titus Russell. 1101-Robert l.. Hodges 368-James M. Eddings. 974-Isaac Howard. 1698-Buford Avery Mcbride 32O-Mack c. K. Doughty. 950-Charlie Smith. 926-JOhn Alec Grayson. 1010-Jesse J. Vowell.
 -325- 1857-Jess Bland. 919-A. Dolphus Dickson. 656-Ephraim B. Ward. 1919-David Franklin Spence. 1339-,Calvin Moore Valentine. Wilson Blake. 1175-Roy Miller. 107O-James Bray Costen. 738-Harry Lewis Haneline. 1167-Chester Crews. 1097-Henry Evett. 1191-Drewery c. Lively. 1234-John Manley Gaines. 1781-Thomas Elmer Dunam. Willie Sims. 848-James R. McKelvey. Benjamin Harrison Shoe. 111S-Ernest Higgins.  121-Joe Darnell. 221-Robert <nobel Marshall 1191-Drewery c. Lively. 1234f-John Manley Gaines. 1781-Thomas Elmer Dunam. ? 1360-Albert s. Smith. S4S-James R. McKelvey.
 -35O-- 1537-Frank E. Hyde. Corbett Gordon. 1414-Will Hall Hampton. 22S3-John Potter 2300-Estle Overall 1616-Arthur Leslie Morris. 292-Lee Baker S22-JOhn w. AlCOfn. 404-Ralph Mckinley Hutchins 1O64-Ray Herman Sanders. 1205-Samuel l.. Walls. 2286-Oscar II. Panhorst. 2152-Walter Snodgrass. 1510-Jay Church Moore. 1091-Charley Harper 2139-Nathan H. Anderson. 470-Henry Franklin Palmer. Charlie Edward Ezell. 1507-Fred R. Hickson. 1729-James Robert Langley. 1626-Charles Victor Lloyd. 12S4-John Paskle. 9O-Alba Henry Wrape. 191-Frank Barnhart. 2204-Sidney Franklin Boone.
 -375- 477-John o. Quinn. 1187-Oscar Ray. 1170-Erby Watson. 753-John William Hyde. 215S-Hugh Arnold Turner. 215S-Fred Newsom. William Granville Mutt. S58-Roy Wayland. 199G-James T. H. Hawk. 16S-Earl Thomas Thompson. 1923 Ewel w. Myers.
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2Ul0--CndfleS MllleG. 555-Thomas Franklin Montgom- cry.
 978-J, Floyd Rowland. 1260-George R. Stuppy. 5O6-Tom Theodore Barrow. 2221-Alex McGowan.
 -525- 1388-Bill Rodgers. 1591-Elmer Eddie Swindle. . 1909-James Thomas Barnett. 16S6-Orville F. Myers. 1301-Wyatt c. Terrill. l272-Robert Ray Robinson. 1525-Richard Henry Wright. 2348-Marshal Edgar Summers. S77-Theodore Albright. 435-Homer Clarence Bateman. 2O96-Samuel J. Rodgers. 713-James Oscar Campbell. 2145-Ivory o. Butler. 1178-F. Washington Wright sel.
 
 935-Jeoffrey H. Williams. 1121-Elmer Harrison Wooten. 115O-John Harrison Robinson. 450-Asa B. Gilbert. 2244-Willie Frazier. 390-Louis Gerdes. William Thomas Houston.
  2084-Otto Webster Campbell William Edwin Heral. 1OO4--Sid Booth Hays.
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