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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28

The Year Book of the Federal Coun.
Gil of the Churches Of Christ in Amer.
lea for 1917 states that $1,000 people
joined the church" during the year
1916. Judging by the evidences OF
Christianity as exemplified by the 50.
called Christians in the country,
Joining the church" is largely mat
ter of hypocrisy. The people of the
United States are further from true
Christianity than ever before in, the
history Of the nation. .-....j
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
CRIME AGAINST CIVILIZATION.

In the opinion of THE APPEAL,
the strongest article denouncing the
East Saint Louis massacre was an
editorial published in the Christian
Register of Boston, Mass. The Regis
ter is the leading Unitarian paper pub
lished in the United States and per-
haps that accounts for the article.
Z The Unitarian church is one of the
few Christian denominations in Amer.
lea in which there is no color line.
The orthodox Christian sects in Amer
lea are so filled with sprejudice that
the ruthless massacre of HELPLESS men.
women and children fails to bring out
a protest. r.. =. .r.s,.... .,---... -.g..-.c..
The article from the Christian Reg.
lister, which follows, is not so long as
some of the articles which have an
peared in the daily papers, but it is
evidently the most sincere which THE
APPEAL has seen: ...
The hldeous outrage against law
and humanity in East St. Louis. TIL.
makes us turn again from the barbara.
ties of war to the ferocities of peace.
from crimes against civilization abroad
to crimes against civilization at home.
The testimony of eye witnesses shows
that nothing is to be learned among
white people Of this city from the cru
elites and brutalities of foreign con-
quest. No tribes of any name or time
have ever outdone the white men and !!
women who burned colored men, !
women and children the other day in
this American city. Nothing more re-
Voting was ever charged against Ne
groes than was done by these white
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
The Color Line in the Catholic Church.
(From the Southwestern Christian Al.

(F'rom- the Southwestern Christian Ad.
vocate, New Orleans, La.)
There are two hundred thousand
colored Catholics in the United States
according to Walter F.. McEntire. a
prominent Catholic, who in telling of
the orders and societies of men and
women working among color people in
the United States, among other things
says in the Tidings, of Los Angeles:
The Church knows no color-line in
the House of God, and any man who
tries to lay one down is not a true
Catholic" ~.
This is good reading but it is not
true to fact. There are only two col
ored priests in the entire Catholic
colored constituency of America. and
the Catholic Church is the only reli:
gious body in America that forces on
it's constituency white ministry
Moreover, the color issue is drawn as
completely in the Catholic Church as
elsewhere. There was time when
the Catholic churches welcomed col
ored people to the affairs but not now.
IN st. Joseph Church, New Orleans. a
few seats in the rear are marked re-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28

people. The organization of the man.
hood OF the nation for the protection
of human life and liberty on the seas
and for the deliverance of democracy
in the world will be needed at home
after it's task abroad is done. Whijs
our .fellow-creatures in the United
States are hunted and tortured as If
they were wild beasts, government can
scarcely be called democratic. So long
as colored people are prescribed, dis.
eliminated against, segregated and
despised, ill-will and antipathy will
furnish fertilizers of hatred and MUIR
der.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
WARNS AGAINST RACIAL HATRED

WARNS AGAINST RACIAL HATRED
1t is so unusual for a. Christian
minister to preach against racial hat
red that THE APPEAL is pleased tc
note that one minister has the cour
age of his convictions. ...=
In his sermon last Sunday, Rev. H
e. Peabody, pastor of the South Con
gregational Church, in Chicago, said
that racial hatred within the United
States is more dangerous than all Ger
mans outside this country. -
DR.. Peabody likened the East St.
Louis massacre to the ATROCITIES of
the unspeakable Turk in Armenia"
The country's perils are not all on
the sea and beyond" said DIR. Pea.
body. Think of the moral earthquake
and volcano that has burst in the
midst of the land, in our own state.
since last we met.
Who would have believed that a
massacre that reminds one of St..
Bartholomew night and of the atroci-
ties of the unspeakable Turk in Ar
menia, could occur among our own
fellow-citizens in East st. Louis?
But, beware! The peril is nearer
than that. The mutterings.. of the vol
cano are felt in Chicago. The single
explosion is not the most significant
thing. The race prejudice, contempt
and hatred, working working be-
neath-these are the hell below-and
they find, some lodgment in all our
hearts; God help us. :
There is far more danger to the
republic from race hatred within our
borders than from all the Germans
put together. T.
christian citizens of Chicago, think
this thing through. Try to make ND
your mind beforehand what you will
do and say when the earthquake and
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28

Charles Edward Russell, a member
OF the American Commission to Rus
STA, appeals to the American people
to help Russia build republic. Per-
maps in tho years TO come when the
Russian republic has been built, some
great Russian. will aid the establish
ment in America a republic which
knows neither race, creed nor color.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
served for colored.
Hates the Term "Neoro. "

hate the term Negro because it
Is being used in terms of hatred. It
is the cause of the segregation of the
negro; 1t is being used in contempt
IN public places; it is an excuse for
d1sfranchising him; and it is an ex
cuse for lynching him. Only one
tenth of one per cent of the colored
people In America can trace their
descent to Africa, and there is no
more right to call all colored people
negroes than to call all white people
turks or Armenians." -Ex-Assistant
United States Attorney General VIM
II. Lewis, Boston, Mass.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28

+. The National Eyangelistic Alliance
of America has appealed to President
Wilson that flags on public buildings
be at .half-mast on Sunday, July 2sth,
10 memory OF persons who lost their
lives in the East st. Louis riots.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28

Brought Disgrace on LincoIn's State.
(From the Chicago Daily News.)
Mob frenzy displayed in some Of its
most dreadful forms-in East st. Louis
Yesterday has brought disgrace and
just reproaeh upon the state Of Abra.
ham Lincoln
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
The Law Itself on Trial.
(FrOm the Chicago Herald !

VIZ OH1c16O I1eIdIu.J :.
East St. Louis, ILL.,, the law itself.
are all on trial until this grim, terrible
business is settled and settled rightly
Failure of Justice means a vicions
precedent that will plague the com.
monwealth for years to come. When
the issue Of law or anarchy is pre-
sented as plainly as in the orgy at
East St. Louis there should be but
one answer. ~
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
Not Consistent

baltimore (Md.) Commonwealth
President Wilson cannot consistent
~ contend for liberty, equality and
Justice for Belgians, Russians. Poles
french, English and Teutons without
conceding justice, liberty and equal
1ty to ALL citizens of his own conn.
try. ooon
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
The Shame of Illinois,

(From the Chicago Tribune.)
The riot at East st. Louis is one of
the worst blots on the good name of
an American community in our whole
history. Illinois must bow her head
IN shame before this disgrace. We
nave no excuse. There can be no ex-
cuse for such break down of the
most primitive safeguards of civil gov
eminent, for such betrayal of the first
duty of ordered society.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
THE ILLINOIS HORROR

Ashamed to Register From East
St. Louis.
(Chicago Daily American
w. R. Neal is manager of, hotel
in East st. Louis, ILL., Today when
ne registered at the Congress Hotel
he gave his address as st. Louis, Mo.
I'm ashamed to say l came from
East st. Louis" he told the. clerk.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
The SIN Or SllEl lcE

10 sin b. silence when We should
protest makes towards out Of men.
The human race has climbed On pro-
test. HAD no voice been raised against
injustice, ignorance and lust, the in
qutsitlon yet would serve the law, and
eulllotines decide our least disputes.
Tho few who dare must speak and
speak agaia TO right the wrongs Of
many.-EiIa Wheeler Wilcox.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28
The Most DisgracefuI Outbreak.

(From the Chicago Journal.)
The East st. Louis affair is the most
alsastrous and disgraceful outbreak
the state has known for generation:
perhaps the worst it has ever known.
mat It should come during the heat
or a foreign war and on the eve of
Independence Day makes it still more
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28

the volcano shall be around you. Our
country Is in dire need Of clear heads
and stout hearts Christian hearts,
both within and without. .
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-07-28

ANY prejudice whatever will
be tnsurmountable IT those who
do not share In K themselves
truek'e to It and f1atter II and
accept It AZ a law Of nature"
John Stuart Mill.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

27O3. Lynch, Willie Keal.
27O4. Macon, Jessie.
270S. Mills, Arch.
2709. Mills, Arthur.
2718. MCGEE, John.
2744. Richardson, Allie.
2745. Richardson, Amos.
2748. Richardson, Cary.
2749. Richardson, Cofie.
275O. Richardson, Drew Bill.
1852. Richardson, Eliza.
2753. Richardson, George.
1854. Richardson, Handy.
1855. richardson, John.
2757. Richardson, Leslie.
2758. Richardson, Manuel.
1852. Richardson, Stephen.
2763. Richardson, Thomas.
2765. Richardson, Waddell.
2766. Richardson, Wesley.
2768. Richardson, Willie.
27H. Rudd, Joe.
2772. Rudd, John Henry.
2773. Rudd, Robert.
2778. Silver, Pen.
2779. Silver, EnOch.
278O. Silver, Horace.
2808. West, Solomon.
28O9. Westry, Arthur.
28l1. White, Henry Jackson.
1912. White, James.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

275. Hicks, David.
276. Hicks, Elijah.
$50. Holt, Logan.
284. Johnston, Buddie.
287. Johnston, James Irven.
292. Jones, Samuel.
294. Lavender, William.
295. Lee, Charlie.
296. Lynch, Lee.
302. Mitchell, William Henry.
303. Neville, John.
308. Perkins, James.
314. Price, Willis.
BIG. Rainy, Lee.
800. Scott, Willie.
1922. Smith, James.
1926. Terry, Alfred
1913. Butts, Ben w.
1915. Carter, Andrew.
1928. Harris, Person
1929. Harris, Richard.
1882. Marks, Tarlton.
1880. Newsom, Thomas G.
3346. Smith, George Cornelius
1884. Hawkinss, Alonza
1896. Johnston, Chas.
1898. Johnston, Richard.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

,o76 Avcock, James w.
1879. Aycock, Willie.
1870. Bailey, Clarence Win.
, 1921 Bailey, Everett T.
1922. Bailey, Walter.
1 1os3 Belmon, Milham S.
1874. Banty, Jimmie G.
1Go5, Barley, John Lacy.
1856 Bass, William c.
1857 Baton, Thomas Jasper.
1ooa Beckwith, Robert Payne.
,oso Blackburn, Boss Thos.
1000 Bobbitt, Saul B.
1901. Boseman, Tom.
1892. Bowen, Eli.
1898. Bowers, Walter Clinton.
1894 Boyd, Castillo.
1913. Branch, James.
zoos. Braswell, Neaton Lewis.
1897. Briley, James Asheville.
1898. Brown, Hampton.
1919. Brown, Joseph F.
5o0O Brown, Perry Dempsey.
5o01 Brown, Thomas Skinner.
5002 Broodwell, Alex.
5003 Broodwell, Joe.
5004 Browning, James w.
7005. Britt, Ross V.
5906, Bruce, Alonza Kirby.
5o07 Welsh, Richard E.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
SPRING HILL.

400 Edmondson, John Robert.
1926 Harrell, Benjamin Franklin.
1927 Harrell, Edward G.
9436 Riddick, Raymond Whitmore.
24q3. Hill, Joe.
952l Mitchell, Charlie.
300 Shields, Lonnie.
353O Shieuds, Robert.
1850. Virgins, Marcus.
1861. Williams, Caleb.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
AuRELIAN SPRINGS.

165. Borren. Andrew V.
173. Cook, Thomas B.
175. Cullom, Charles Scrap.
179. Dickens, Mathew Luke.
1875. Gregory, Mans.
1856. Hamill, John Flade.
1872. Hedgepeth, Aaron A.
1913. Hedgepeth, George.
1874. Hedgepeth, Ivey.
1916. Hedgepeth, William JESSIE
1876. Hudson, Later A.
1877. Fux, George Ovid.
1913. Hux James Isaac.
2O3. Keeter. John Cue.
2O6. Lilies, Willie Leaon.
POT. Melvin. Brinkley.
ZIG. Smith, Bruce.
219. Stansbury, Henry.
220. Taylor, John Herbert.
221. Taylor, Willis Perkins.
224. Warren, Willie T.
225. Warren, Willis Marion.
226. Warren, Winfield w.
23O. Aston, William.
234. Boney, Earl.
PAL. Clark, Moses.
254. Edmonds, Isiah.
259. Fores, Cloadile.
267. Hawkins, Chas.
270. Harvey, Isaac.
273. Hawkins, William M.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
10 Proud Of 1t.

The Kansas City Star recently asked
for the man who would admit that he
played with dolls when he was q boy.
P. Casper Harvey not only admits but
10 inclined to boast that he reared a
family of three dolls, named respec-
lively Barzillia, Jessie May and Edna.
Mr.. Harvey says he has them yet and
has q fight with his folks every Christ
mas to keep them from giving the
dolls aNt0t. ~.< s1e
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
HOLLISTER.

2446. Arlington, Robert Henry.
2452. Burton, Edward F.
2458. Brown, Lewis.
2460 Carroll, William.
2462. Courchey, Benjamin Harrison.
2463. Crawley, Ivey Allen.
2467. Dempsey, Percy.
2469. Doxey, Wiley E.
247O. briggs, Jack.
2471. Ellington, Cary William.
2472. Ellington, Charlie NJ
2488. Hayes, William Smith.
1890 HOTTER, Thurman H.
2494. Joyner, Arthur.
2497. King, Willie P.
2499. Lee, Glenn Leslie.
250o Lins, William Sherman.
25O1. Long, Luther D.
1905. Mt. Garlic, George Vernon.
25O7. Palmer, Horace, MD.
25O9. Parker, Robert L.
1916 Rice, Emery Thomas.
2517. Robertson, Cicero.
2518. Schlichter, Orren Mayburn.
2519. Shaw, Charles.
1881. Thrower, John II.
1886. Violet, Samuel H.
2539. Williams, Gid Pritchard.
1858. Aston, Walter.
1878. Boone, Clifton.
1882. Brooks, Milton.
1888 Browning, Willie Mason.
1886. Buffalo, Douglas.
1892 Carr, Mckinley.
1896 Carter, Arthur.
1908 Cocker, Robert.
1904 Cocker, THOMAS Ray.
2618. DeLoatch, Henry.
1926. Garland, Nathan.
1927 Garner, Earle.
1928. Gatlin, Delaware.
1929. Gibbs, William.
2641. Harris, Johnnie.
2642. Harris, Mason.
1855. Hockaday, Amos Sidney.
2671. Johnston, William Henry.
2672. Jones, Fred.
2673. Jones, Richard.
2676. Jones, Willie.
2677. Larkin, William.
27O7. Mayfeld, Lewis.
2711 Moore, Julius London.
2713. Moore, Willie.
2742. Pridgen, Junius
2751 Richardson, Edward.
2759. Richardson, Rees.
2760. Richardson, Richard.
2764. Richardson, Wade.
2774. Savage, Arthur.
2799. Sledge, Oby.
$685. Vasser, Daniel Council.
281O. White, Alfred.
1929. Williams, James.
2468. Dodge, Charlie c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
WHITAKERS.

2455. Brake, Jessie Claude.
2456. Brake, Robert.
2495. Keeter, Claude.
2543. Wilson, Charlie G.
$500. Bustion, Dempsy.
26l1. Cordie, Jim.
2612. COrdle, Solomon.
2720. McWilliams, Henry.
2755. Richardson, Henry.
28O1. Taylor, Osei.
2807. Watson, Willie Lee.
2819. Wilkins, Lloyd.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
HEATHSVILLE.

1854. Adkins, Richard.
166. Boseman, Paul.
1874. Green, Earl R.
2O8. Melvin, Thompson.
2O9. Parker, Herman Richard.
210. Pegram, William.
1913. Sledge, Herbert M.
214. Sledge, Lester Gold.
215. Sledge, William.
231. Arlington, Prince.
PA. Crews, Chris.
245. Crews, Jack.
PAT. Daniel, Chas. T.
248. Daniel, George w.
249. Daniel, Richard.
PSI. Davis, Glen.
253. Edmonds, Daniel.
256. Edmonds, Thomas.
261. Harper, Johnnie.
262. Harris, Joe.
263. Harris, Tom.
265. Hawkins, Andrew.
268. Hawkins, Daniel.
286. Johnston, Henry.
293. Kimball, Sweety.
299. McWilliams, George w.
800. McWilliams, Sterling.
3O4. Neville, William Oliver.
oOI. IcIIy, vino.
315. Pittman, Dolphia.
329. Wilkins, Henry.
1874. Williams, Jessie.
335. Williams, Owens.
oA52 Roseman. Calvin Russell.
oA52 Roseman. Calvin Russell.
2454 Roseman. James, Ferdinand.
25O8. Parker, Manch Alfonso.
2524 Warren. George Thomas.
1858. Arlington, Dandy Henry.
1886. Bum, George.
2661. Johnston, Jessie.
27443. Qualls, Grady.
277O. Rudd, Ernest Robert.
PITT. Stills, George.
5000. Bryant, Bonnie.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
RINGWOOD.

2451. Baker. CLAYTON.
2466. Cousins, Matthew F.
04o4. Harris, John Robert.
! 1895. Harris. Robert Ebert.
| 1886. Harrison, Nathaniel Mason. Jr.
1906. Nicholson, Benjamin M, MD.
2513. Pullen, Johnnie.
o5l4. Pullen, Richard I.
| 2515. Pullen, Roy Sidney.
1925. Smith, Robert.
o53O. Thompson, John w.
2537. Williams, Cary A., Jr.
2547. Allen, Raymond.
254S. Allen, illus
1852. Aston. Jim Walker.
1857. Ashe. Palmer.
1850. Avent, Hezekiah.
1857. Battle, Ellie.
1858. Battle, Isiah.
1874 Boone, Frank.
2575. Boone. Octavius r.
1916 Brinklev, Essex.
2591. Brenings. Pearl Edward.
1854. BRYANT. James Paris.
$3.50. Burt, William Vernon.
1894. Carroll, Willie.
259S Cherry, Andrew.
$500 Cherry, Ernest.
2600. Cherry George.
| 26O2. Clark, Ulysses.
2607. Conver, Joe.
2615. Daniel. James.
/ 2643. Harrison. Swepson.
! 2651. Hendricks, Chas.
1852 Hendricks, Walter.
1853. Hendricks, Sanford.
1861. Johnston, Claudy I -." .
1868 Johnston, Foste1.
1865 Johnston, Henry O. r
1866 Johnston, Herert T.
1868. Johnston, Joe.
1860. Johnston. William Arthur.
1874 Jones, Russell.
1854. Lewis, Enoch.
26S7. Lynch. Robby.""
27Ol. Lynch, Washington.
ZIP. Moore. Raymon.
2724. Nicholson, Caswell.
272S Nicholson, Mason.
273o. Perry, West.
2733. Pitts, Cicero.
2734. Pitts, Early.
2735. Pitts, Garfield.
2736. Pitts. Henry.
2737. Pitts, Jackson.
273S. Pitts, Jessie.
2i39. Pitts, Richard.
2740. Pitts. Tom:
1859. Roberts. Gene.
27S1. Silver, Jack.
27S2. Silver, James.
1888. Silver, James.
27S4. Silver, Major Lloyd.
2785. Silver, Ringa.
27S6. Silver, Walter.
27S7. Silver, William.
278S. Silver, Willie.
279O. Smith. Dave.
2l9l. Smith. Fletcher.
2sl3. Whitehead. Berry.
2sl5. Virgins, George.
2slS. Wilkins, John.
2s2O. Wilkins. Mizzy.
2s25. Williams, Caesar.
292S. Williams. Herbert.
2S33. Wright, June.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

Practice What You Preach.
Practice as. much of religion. as You
talk, and then you have full license
TO talk as much Of 1t as you please.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
ESSEX.

Ao9. Buchanan. William Thomas.
24e4' Crawlev. John II.
zoo. Crawlev. William.
a4s1. Hayes, Nathaniel.
a 4m. Hardee, Sydney w.
a4sV. Hardy, Prior Lee.
a4sl. Hardy, Robert Lee.
n 1o,l' Porter, John Exum.
o o9la' Porter, LATHE Uriah.
o oeos' shearin, Alva M.
o 81 shearin, Kennedy G..
o o2aa stokes, Samuel L.
o o22S' Harrington, James Allie.
o o9tl' Williams. Luther E.
o a.4o. Ainsel, Charles.
G6o46. Ainsel. Ollie.
o So49. Aston, Dudley.
o oso4' Aston, Matthew.
500 $500 Anstead, Buck.
o o5M' Burt, George.
o o.so' Carter, Robert.
Co., Co., Carter, Walter.
oseo' Colev, Wadden.
5 5e"o Copeland. Culley.
9s1a' copeland, Fletcher.
sse1s' Evans. Amos,
5 5s5,. Evans, Mark.
5sS1 Evans, Oris.
3 5S2y Evans, Percy.
2e>e' Hardy, William.
s Ss5o' Harper, Arthur.
2sso' Harper, julius Ceaser.
2e1o' harper, Robert Henry.
2 slo Hedegepeth, James.
S sfs Hedgepeth, Lonnie.
96so Hedgepeth. Plummer.
2s7aa Johnston, Claude.
2 s7s Lee, Berry.
w. s,s' Lee, John. -,'.
paw Lee. Lander.
2s,as Lynch, Albert.
Ssa Lynch, Cary.
9NS lynch, Elmore.
2sas lynch, James Richard.
969s lynch, Lewis.
26 s9 Lynch, Mann.
" p7Soo Lynch, Sidney.
MOO lynch, Wallace.
w lynch, Whitley.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
THELMA.

1873. Green, Badly.
189. Hawkins, FitZhugh.
100. Hawkins. Roger.
1922 Towe, VIM. Thompson.
1923. Warren, Andrew Joyner.
246. .Crowell, Walter.
236. Boyd, Thomas.
217. Smith, Buck.
274. Hawkins, Zollie.
277. Hines, Arthur.
279. Hines, William.
279. Hockaday, George.
282. Jenkins, Eckie.
295. Johnston, Ernest.
1863. Hawkins, Paul Edward.
364 Hawkins, Phillip Ashley.
1865. Hawkins. Thomas Benjamin.
366. House, Chas. Deems.
367. House, Harry Allen.
1858. House, Hugh Burge.
369 House, John Drake.
$40. House, Robert Burton.
375. Johnston, Adgie.
379. King, William Henry.
$50. King, William Henry.
381. King, Tom B.
1877. Morris, Major Thomas.
423. Ashe, Robert Lee.
436. Brown, Eddie.
437. Brown. Jack
449. Cane. Fletcher.
451. Cheek. Alexander.
46O. Daniel, John.
AT. Faulcon. Fletcher.
446. Brunette, CASPER.
ATT. Faulton. Wade.
482. Foots. Jim.
4S6. Faigood. Wilson.
497. Harrison. Eddie.
488. Harrison, Ernest.
4e0. HARRISON Warren Ellis.
400 Harris, Ed.
4o1. Harris, James.
4o2 Harris, Oscar.
4o3. Harris. Sterling.
4oA HAYNES. Ed.
4o5. Hicks Charlie.
500. Fockadav George.
SOP. Hockadav. Mack.
5O3. Hockadav. Mark.
sos. Ieffries. Charlie.
514. Johnston. Chas. Henry.
515. Johnston. David.
$40. Tones, Adolphus.
800. Tones, Arthur.
sol. Jones, Chas.
5e3. Jones. William Henry
$50. Medlin. Hillery.
$40. Mi11s. Jonathan.
SAB. Mills, Richard.
$40. Pearson. Henry.
$50. Pearson. Joe.
551. Peters. Whit.
552. Phillips. Rogers.
$50. Pitchford. General.
567. Shines, Kid.
$50. Smith, Boss.
593. Wilcox, Henry.
594. Williams, Alonza.
$50. Williams, James.
2O99. King. Thomas Lee.
3245. Shearin. Lat Harris.
2232. Bellfeld. David.
1894. Blackwell, James w.
2235. Blackwell. John Lee Andrew.
2245. Brown, Charlie R.
2248. Brown, James, Jr.
2249. Brown, Sterling.
$3.50. Brown, Tom w.
2274. Fleming, Isos.
2275. Fleming, Lerious.
2278. Fleming, Rufus.
2285. Hines, Larenza.
2292. Jones, Sidney.
1900. Mills, John.
23144. Shaw, L. Mack.
2315. Shaw, Rufus:
2317. Simmons. Otis.
2318. Sledge, Burley.
PATS. Gardner. Thomas Henry.
34O2, Perkins, George.
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xAxhL16.
2551 Aston, James.
2577. Brinkley, Granville.
2579. Brinkley, Leslie.
$3.50. Brinkley, William.
1888. Hardy, Jack.
1851. Lee, Lenwood,
1855. Lynch, AL.
27267 Nicholson, John.
2731. Nicholson, Wallace.
$500. Tabron, Pryman.
1902. Thorne, Burgess.
1906. Allen, Beverly M.
1908. Aycock, Luther A.
1918. Cheek, Willie A.
1927 Glasgow, Villa A.
1888. Neville, Emery F.
1884. Neville, William Thomas.
1886. Newson, Frank ii.
1887. Newsom, James, l..
1889. Newsom, Thomas G.
3347. Stanbury, Billie Long.
3349. Thorne, William A.
1851. Williams, Thomas F.
1854. Aston, Felix.
1850. Brinkley, David.
1861. Brinkley, Oxford.
1862. Brinkley, Willie.
1865. Burt, Alex.
1867. Cheek, John L. P.
1870. Coley, Acey.
1871. Coley, Ed.
1872. Coley, Henry Jr.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

IVANHOE.
1854. Baumerman, julius L.
2570. Beatty, William.
261O. Corbet, Johnnie.
1926. Fennell, Archie.
271O. Mills, Haywood.
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NORFOLK, VA.
2606. Conley, William Henry.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

ATKINSON.
1869. Beatty, Grant.
1891. Calvin, Charlie Cotton.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

SWANSBORO.
PITT. McEleven, Daniel.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

ST. JOSEPH, MO.
2O56. Fleeman, Walter Herbert.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

TOMAHAWK.
2715. Murphy, Alonzo.
PIG. Murphy, Willie King.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

WADESBORO.
1919. Burggwyn, William.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

WEST UNION, 8. c.
'l23. Mauldin, William C.
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HAMPTON, VA.
358. Glasgow, Hayward Lawrence.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

WINTERVILLE.
81. Pierce, Lewis.
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PRINT.
427. Bond, Virgil Paschall.
481. Foots, Dave.
1856. Hockaday, Aaron Mack.
1884. Zollicoffer, Walter.