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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-25
THIS MOTHER GAVE HER ALL
Touching Incident of Sacrifice on the
Altar of Her country's Need.

One of the touching incidents of
General Lyons march to Wilson creek
was that Of Tennessee mother bring
ing her little boy to the captains tent
and Offering him for the service of his
country. The boys father had been
killed In battle and the mother and
boy were alone in the world. The
bright eyes and alert bearing of the
little chap, for he was scarcely thir-
teen years of age, caught the eye OF
the captain and he asked what the
boy could do. Il can drum" he said
proudly stretching himself to his full
height. And he could as the f1fer
soon found out as he played 1.-THE
Flowers of Marlborough" a most diff
ficult piece to follow with the drum.
Madam, I'll take the boy" said the
captain. The mother kissed her boy
and turning to the captain said:
Bring him back, captain" and to the
boy she said as she placed her hand
on his eager little head, "God bless
you, my boy. You're all / have left,
but l give you to my country, and
drum right bravely for the boys in
blue" During the heavy fatiguing
marches from Rolla to Springfield it
was amusing to see the long-legged
fifer wading through the mud with our
little drummer hero mounted on his
back. During the fight at Wilson
creek the CHEEKY fife and brave drum
beat time for the soldier boys in bat
tie. The fight led down into a deep
ravine and it was not long before our
drummer boy was in the midst of the
fray. That night the detail on guard
duty near the ravine thought he
heard family the sound of drum. He
listened in the moonlight and when
the relief came he asked permission to
20 In search of the little drummer lad.
lie followed the sound Of the drum
and soon found our hero seated on the
ground with his back against tree
and his faithful drum hanging on a
bush. He dropped his drum sticks as
the guard came up and exclaimed:
"Oh corporal, l am so glad to see you.
Give me drink" and as he turned to
go to get him water, he pleaded: ooh.
don't go and leave me. l can't walk"
His little legs had been shot off at
the knees. Looking closer he discov-
cred dead soldier lying In the grass,
but evidently before he died he had
put tourniquet about the stumps of
the little legs. The brave lad was
carried into camp and given surgical
attention, but the brave little spirit
went out into the brightness and glory
of duty well done aud a country
served even unto death.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-25
DRUG STORES
To Be PR05ECU7 led FOR
SALE JAMAICA GINGER

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 25.-Seizure by
deputy marshals of a large quantity
of Jamaica ginger from downtown
drug stores resulted in the commit
ment Wednesday of representatives of
liggett's Pharmacy, Brannon's Drug
Company and Jackson Drug Company.
Judge Hathcock bound over the thrae
defendants under 500 bond in each
case. there being, two cases against
liggett's Pharmacy for Jamaica ginger
seized at the Whitehall and Peachtree
street stores. The charge was for vio-
lation of the prohibition law.
Deputy Marshals Green and Head
made a raid last week upon search
warrants sworn out by City Detective
Geo Billiard and recovered from the
three drug stores mentioned more than
15o ounces of Jamaica ginger, con
tanning from 80 to 81 per cent alco-
hol In violation of the provisions Of
tie "obne-dry" law.
Solicitor General John A Boykin
lis planning a general campaign
against the sale of Jamaica ginger
here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-25
Relief from Eczema

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using a little zemo,
obtained at any drug store for Csc, OF
extra large bottle at $100.
Zemo generally removes pinples, black.
heads, blotches, eczema, and ringworm
and makes the skin clear and healthy.
Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains
nothing. 1t is easily applied and costs a
mere trif1e for each application. 1t is
always dependable.
The E. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland, o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-25
French Minister Returns.

PEKING, Oct. 25.-M. Comfy. the
French minister to China, has left
Picking and will return to Paris very
shortly, where he will be ASSIGNED
to duty in the Foreign Office
M. Comfy has been in China many
years. Recently he has been very I'M
popular with the Chinese press and
public, because of Frances aggressive
action in forcibly seziing an addition
to its concession in Tientsin M Comfy
was in Paris at the time the French
actually took over the Chinese terri
tory in Eientsin, but he was regarded
by the Chinese as the official respon-
sible for that action.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-25
To Adjust Wage Scale.

LONDON. Oct. 25.-The shipping
controller has set up a Mercantile
Marine Cancellation committe for deal
ing expeditiously with differences be
tween shipowners and seamen. Vari-
Gus sections of sea-labor and ship
owners have been in conference on ten
possibility Of arranging standard or
national rate of wages and as the Min
isty of Shipping is satisfied as to the
expediency of this reform, they arc
prepared to create and make effective
the necessary machinery
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-25
Southwest Georgia Farm.

McMichael Plantation. 1871 acres,
three mills south of Lumplin, will be
offered for sale by Administrators,
courthouse, Lumpkin Ca, legal sale
hours, first Tuesday in November. One
o, prettiest farm propositions IN
Southwest Georgia. If really inter
ested and desire further information,
rite Drawer r, Cpthbert. Ga, 1853
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-25
The Strong Withstand the Heat o.
Summer Better Than the Weak.

Old people who are feeble, and
younger people who are weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to go
through the depressing heat of sum
mer by taking regularly Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic 1t purifies and
enriches the blood AID builds up the
whole system. Coo.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-08

Williams. o. H.
Worley, H. F.
Wood, M. r.
Wyatt, w. H., Jr.
Webb, Jack.
Worley, H. u.
Ward, Esmer!
Welsh, M. S.
Webb, S. B.
Wallace, T. L.
Watkins, William Ward.
Wilson, Ed.
Ward, Fred F.
Wheeler, r. A.
Wilson, Earnest.
Watkins, Thomas Clarence
Waddell, V. B.
Waits, G. F.
West Brooks, Chas.
Wade, Clarence B.
Wilson, Frank.
Williams, Harry Wilmington.
Worley, S. T.
Wylie, r. l..
Wilson, Walter.
Worsley, Joe F.
Wright, c. A.
Wallace, Geo.
White, Cleveland.
Yancey, Cliff.
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DCDDS, JOnn.
Dendy, John.
Duncan, G..
Daniel, Richard.
Davis, Henry.
Davis, Albert.
Elliott, John.
Esmondhill, Chas.
Etchison, Will
Floyd, Otis
Farrow, Trez.
Fowler, Zeke
Gregory, Cicero
Garner, Lucius
Haney, Troop
Haley, Green
Hamilton, Kinyon
Hill, Albert
Hamilton, Isaac
Hill, harrison
Howard, Motrey
Head, Charlie
Hill, John
Jackson, Pat.
Jenkins, Tom.
Jordan, Willie
Jones, Will
Jones, Jim
Jones, Milbie
Kiser, Freeman
Levere, Willie
Leonard, Oscar
Littlejohn, Tom
Long, Daniel
Lee, Ben.
Liddell, Homer
Minifee, Chas.
Myers, Beler.
Mills, Rufus
Martin, Luther
Minifee, John
Moore, Fred
Motley, Homer
Meeks, Sam
Manning, Willie
Miller, Jim
Maxwell, Willie
Moreland, Sam.
Myers, John
Minifee, George
Moore, Arthur
Maxwell, Arthur
Martin, Raymond
Millsap, James
Moss, S. M.
Myers, Jim
Moss, Sidney
Miller, Alex.
Moss, Clarence
McClarty, Joe
McMickens, Jesse
McMicken, James
Newton, Nose
Peters, Jesse
Patterson, Clarence
Pittman, Will
Payton, William
Pace, Ely
Perry, Steve
Peoples, Albert
Phillips, Chester,
Padgett, John
Padgett, Walter
Peters, Ernest
Parker, Willie
Paris, J. o.
Reese, Beal
Robertson, Howard
Rogers, Ben.
Rice, Lee
Rogers, Albert
Reeves, Joe
Rogers, Robert
Rogers, Henry r.
Rogers, Andrew j.
Russell, John
Reed, Clarence
Russell, Coy
Reynolds, Eliga
Reid, Aaron
Redden, Paul
Riley, Ike
Radford, Noah
Ramsey, Robert
Strickland, Floyd
Stephens, c. L.
Strickland, James
Stephens, John
Sheets, Dink
Strickland, Roy
Sexton, Frank
Sexton, Allen
Strickland, Drew.
Strickland, A. G.
Simmons, Jim
Stidwell, Charlie
Strickland, Marion
Strickland, Luther
Strickland, Homer
Scott, Alonzo
Thomas, Monroe
Talley, Ivason
Thompson, Elmer
Thornton, Andrew
Triblett, James
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Cobb County Men who Registered For War

MARIETTA
PRECINCT sSs, C. NJ. "a"
(WHITE)
Adams, Luther A.
Abercrombie, w. B.
Allen, W. w.
Adams, Charles c.
Akins, H. H.
Alternately, Arthur E.
Abery, o. L.
Adams, VIM. H.
Anglin, Claud.
Avery, Walter G.
arlington, Charlie c.
Austin, Allison A.
abbott, A. J.
Abernathy, Carl.
Atkins, E. w.
.Acker, Ernest Herbert, Jr.
Aderhold, General Lee.
Acker, w. D.
Abercrombie, ]. Y.
B.
Black, L. w.
Barmore, o. E.
Bowman, j. B.
Brumby, J. R.
Bunting, Frank c.
Billiard, r. c.
Burton, Emmett.
Barrett, Grady.
Bryan, w. d.
Barnes, Crowder.
Black, J. Walton.
Blair, L. M.
Barmore, Fred.
Brumby, VIM. M.
Blair, Leslie.
Bearden, Willie.
Benson, w. E.
Benson, w. H.
Brantley, Lewis, R.
Burton, Luther Pierce.
Barfield, Thomas C.
Butler, Doyle P.
Brown, Leonard H.
Barmore, w. L.
Blake, Roy.
Brown, C. w.
Boyle, C. K.
Barton, John E.
Bishop, Claud G.
Benson, A. o.
Bell, E. D.
Beasley, James W.
Brown, A. R.
Brown, H. p.
Bagby, Hunter.
Benson, A. A.
Bell, John.
Barfield, j. w.
Brumby, Otis A.
Barkalow, Fred S.
Bowman, Clayton.
Bradley, Benjamin H.
Bradford, S. W.
Black, Dan.
Barfield, H. G.
Barrett, R. C.
Brasill, A. C.
Billiard, w. E.
Billiard, Clarence Theo.
Barnes, E. K.
barrett, A. B.
Byce, de Forest, H.
Futler, Carl C.
Fairfield, Dan.
Brooks, Grover.
Brown, Louie.
feshers, Wilbur Harold.
BRASIL, l. H.
Bryant, Daniel C.
Brooks, G. G.
Brown, Albert.
Burton, Glover.
Brown, Paul.
Brooks, James ].
Brumby, Joe B.
Brown, Joe L.
Brown, Charlie Mcdonald.
Bryan, John David.
b2shers, DeWard.
Brown, Geo. W.
Bowman, Newton Alexander
Benson, Arthur Clinton.
Brown, Walter E.
boatner, VIM. Glenn.
borgensen, N. K.
c.
Camp, C. E.
Carswell, Warren B.
Chalker, Isaac Selvania.
Copper, George NJ.
Carlisle, Robert.
carter, Robert Logan.
Clay, R. G.
Carter, j. F.
cooper, Isaac Carl.
Caldwell, w. M,
Carter, Alonzo.
tanfrall Cl:n,
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Tuggle, Wiley
Thomas, Harrison
Tinson, Paul
Towns, George
Thomas, George
Thomas, Reuben
Tuggle, Granville,
Thompson, Zuett
Williams, Willie
Williams, Percy
Williams, Fred
Weems, Alonzo
Wheeler, Thomas
Wright, Ed.
Williams, Lon.
Wheeler, Judge
Walker Arthur
Wesley, J. L.
Williams, Will
Williams, Sam.
Williams, Emory
Weems, Stewart C.
Washington, jack
Webb, George
White, Harry
Winkley, Ashborne
Williams, Andrew
Williams, Henry
Wynn, Gorge
Washington, Charlie
Woods, Gus.
Williams, Floyd
Wofford, Chas.
Williams, Ed.
Young, ]. C.
Young, Tully
Young, B. F.
PRECINCT ISL C. M.
ACWORTH, WHITE
Awtrey, Orlando, Jr.
Allen, John A.
Awtrey, Raymond II.
Arnold, Joe Hiram
Adair, Henry
Arnold, John Thomas
Attaway, W. Guy
Brown, Howard
Barrett, John H.
Baker, CASTOR j.
Bennett, viii
Dickens, George G..
Brand, Robert l..
Brand, J. Wayne
Bryant, John W.
Carruth, Howard
Carter, Clarence
Camp, G. Houston
Chandler, Henry Grady
Chea than, Howard
Cocker, Willis
Chandler, w. Fed
Cheatham, George M.
Dewberry, Ralph F.
Chandler, D. Bevy
Cantrell, John Virgil
Cowan, Clyde Stephen
Cheatham, Welhain T.
Crowder, Claude H.
Cantrell, Steve. S.
Davenport, Ernest Willie
Davenport, James Marcus
Durham, Fred
Dean, Charlie Fl.
Ford, Henry +.
Freeman, Third j.
Ferguson, Melvin I.
FOun tain, John Elmer
Fowler, Otto r.
Fowler, Annis r.
Fowler, Howard J.
Fou tain, Walter Lee
Fitzgerald, VIM. Frederick
Grogan, Alonzo Jackson
Grogan, George Henry
Goode, Willie
Clayton, Silas.
Goode, Watson T.
Gray, Virgil Flenn
Grogan, Thomas A.
Graham, Carl Williams
Gatiin, w. Arthur
Holcombe, Charlie
Hendon, Virgil
Holconb, Jesse
Hicks, Henry
Herb, John Fedric
Holcombe, William +.
Hale, Willie, Andrew
Harrison, ]. Allison
Harrison, J. Homer
Jones, Walter N.
Kemp, Ed. H.
Linn, Arthur Lee
Lemon, Willard Ray
Long, T. Gradey
Long, NJ Arthur
Merritt, j. Andrew
Martin, Dennis
Monroe, Webster Stanley
Mcclure, George
Mcclure, Robert Ernest
McCollum, George w
McLain, Davis Walter.
Ramsey, Milton
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WaGe, Clarence b.
Wilson, Frank.
Williams, Harry Wilmington.
Worley, S. T.
Wylie, r. l..
Wilson, Walter.
Worsley, Joe F.
Wright, C.. A.
Wallace, Geo.
White, Cleveland.
Yancey, Cliff.
DISTRICT S9s C. M. AZ
MARIETTA
NEGRO
Adams, Joseph James.
Anthony, Blanton.
Archer, B. B.
Anderson, John.
Asberry, Amos.
Adams, Sam.
Addison, Henry.
Addison, Frank.
Archey, James E.
Bedford, Andy.
Bennett, John.
Bailey, w. NJ.
Bailey, Simpson.
Bohanan, James.
Bullocks, Henry.
Barden, Ross.
Bates, Arthur.
Bush, Lucius.
Brooks, Henry.
Bohannon, Alexander.
Brown, M. A.
Brown, G. w.
Ballard, Henry.
Bryant, Ode.
Coleman, Raymond.
Grow, Nathanial.
Cooksey, Wiley.
Clark, Ed.
Cantrell, Walter.
Chairman, jesse.
Chapman "A. B.
Caldwell, B.
Carter, C. w.
Chapman, Joseph F.
Craft, Willie H.
Dobhs, Lee.
Dunnigan, r. F.
Davenport, Rube.
Delk, David
Delk, Will.
Durham, H. w.
Davenport, Tom.
Ector, l..
Frazier, Preston.
Fields, Arther.
Grogan, George.
Grogan, Eugene.
Gastan, Samuel.
Grogan, Robert.
Grogan, Will.
Gibbs, Ike.
Greenlee, Levi.
Gather, G. T.
Garrett, Gin.
Gresham, Ezra.
Griffin, Grady,
Green, John,
Haley, Joe.
Hinton, Alfred.
Head, George, Jr.
Hudson, Fred.
Howard, Bill.
Horace, G. H.
Harris, Charlie.
Hutchins, Ernest.
Hill, Howard.
Harris, Edward.
Hamilton, Fred.
Hutchins, Barney.
Haley, Harrison.
Hines, Joe Jr.
Head, Pete.
Henry, F. H.
jefferson, F. ].
Jones, Nelson.
Jones, Willie.
Jones, G.. G. 3.
Joyner, Hardy.
Johnson, Abner.
Jones, Arthur.
Kemp, Ed.
Kemp, Will.
Kiser, Alonzo.
Kiser, Henry.
Lowe, Sylvester.
Liddell, Will.
Lavett, Lon.
Lawrence, John.
Looper, Webster.
Langston, J. H.
Long, Joe.
Pool, Claud.
Rogers, Joe.
PRECINCT S98 C. M. "B."
MARIETTA.
NEGRO
Austin, Leander.
Anderson, David.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-08

Mitchell, Jesse Doyle.
Mitchell, James William.
Moon, Dempsey.
Moore, w. r.
Murray, w. M.
Moore, Jim p.
Mills, w. B.
Marcus, r. Lucius.
Moore, Wilbur G.
Martin, Lukas.
Mccoy, Guss.
Mcintosh, John A.
McEachern, d. w.
McCollum, Leon T.
McRoe, Fred.
Mcintyre, j. N.
Mcintyre, Joseph Pierce.
Mccoy, Joe.
Nell, Patrick Hues.
Mcintyre, VIM. Oscar.
McAfee, E. H.
McCleskey, M. A.
McCleskey, Roy.
Mcintyre. Aire Milton.
Mcclure, L. w.
Mcclure, j. M.
Mccarthy, H. w.
McCutcheon, T. L.
McCrae, G. L.
Mcintyre, E. H.
McClain, Thos. H.
Nichols, Edgar.
Norton, Marvin d.
Newell, Charles Edward.
Northcutt, F. w.
Nortcutt, H. Nj.
Newton, Connard.
Northcutt, Guy Haynes.
Newsom, Winnie Roy.
Newsom, Willie.
Nelson, Roy.
Nichols, Geo. G..
Osborn, Gilbert G.
Gibson, Frank w.
Owens, Justus Erwin.
Orr, William H.
Osborn, T. Pierce.
Pope, Norman E.
Proctor, Ralph Lee.
Parks, M. w.
Purcell, j. w.
Power, Geo. w.
Pace, Harvey.
Pace, John Sidney.
Phagan, j. H.
Harris, Albert Clarence.
Phagan, Charlie.
Parks, w. Glover.
Parker, Selby C.
Patton, Thomas Smith.
Pair, s. A.
Pyland, Irwin E.
Pinion, Ira.
Qualls, r. L.
Rollins, Fred.
Runyan, Geo. r.
Redd, Thadious P.
Rambo, Sam d.
Rabun, Eugene.
Roberts, Will Eph.
Rudasill, R. S.
Reed, J. C.
Reynolds, G. P.
Rice, Joe.
Rohner, Fred, Jr.,
Read, J. Stanton.
Rohner, c. E.
Rambo, Sam L.
Rogers, w. F.
Reed, Conner.
Reece, Ralph.
Reddish, Clint.
Rice, B. B.
Schaffer, Adams Peter,
Sanford, Jordan.
Spoke, Sam.
Smithweck, T. M.
Simpson, VIM. Edward.
Seay, Charles G.
Smith, Sim
Sanges, Morton.
Smith, Henry G.
Smith, C. A.
Spence, D. NJ.
Stephens, C. G..
Steele, Homer.
Sanders, Albert.
Swift, C. T.
Shackelford, Geo. N.
Sanders, Park.
Scott, Charlie H.
Shirley, Carl H.
Stone, L. A.
Sanges, S. G.
Southern, A. F.
Stewart, Julius Dilmer.
Sample, w. A.
Sanders, ]. H.
Strickland, Willie.
Sanders, L. G.
Schilling, Harold Otto.
Sensing, Basil.
Smith, C. C.
Sanges, Robert.
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Carter, Josiah, Jr.
Clackum, Joe E.
Clackum, B. C.
Chalker, 0. j.
Cassidy, o, C.
Camp, Buford.
Cohen, Henry.
Chandler, w. L.
Collins, Lee Roy.
Clackum, Win.
Conn, Will.
Claiborne, A. w.
Collins, N. H.
Cogburn, J. w.
Cogburn, Cecil
Camp, James w.
Covington, Henry NJ.
Chalker, A. C.
Cheek, Ellis M.
Cooper, j. H.
20"
Donehoo, C. A.
Dobbs, Claud L.
Dobbs, T. w.
Dobbs, Ralph.
Dunn, George P.
Dyson, G. NJ.
Dumas, H. N.
Davenport, w. Y.
Delk, Clarence.
Durham, Claude.
Dobbs, O. L.
Dunn, Wiley.
Dyson, Roy.
DuPree, Virgil.
Darby, Ernest M.
Dobbs, H. D.
Dyson, F. S.
\ billiard, Luke.
Dunn, Ralph.
Durham, R. M. B.
. Davenport, ]. w.
Dickson, Chas. B.
Dobbins, Willie.
Daniel, Silas Newport.
Dobbs, Herbert Clifton, Jr
Deraney, Mike.
Dobbs, Walter Choice.
Dobbins, P. A.
Davis, Sidney.
Dobbins, A. J.
Dunn, brewery Albert.
"E"
Ellison, j. Homer.
Eller, Ed.
Ellison, Walter.
Edwards, Percy M.
Edison, JOINER.
Edwards, P. M.
Evans, Bell
Echols, J. r.
Edge, Walter L.
Evans, John.
Edmondson, C. r.
"F"
Franklin, Floyd.
Ferris, c. c..
Faw, Jas. E.
Franklin, B. E.
Fits, Edward.
Frey, H. S.
Fortner. Z. +.
Fowler, r. M.
Fox w. L.
Freeman, j. S.
Frey, H. w.
Frey, W. NJ.
Foster, Charlie.
Finn, W. B.
Frey, Marvey.
Fuller, James E.
&c"
Garland, j. o.
Greer, Henry.
Griffith, John H.
Gunter, H. P.
Gam, S. E.
Gober, w. NJ, Jr.
Goumas, George.
Quinn, F. A.
Griggs, George NJ.
Gam, William H.
Greenway, Whit.
Garrison, R. N.
Garrett, D. E.
Gatlin, ]. L.
Gillian, Dock.
Green, C. F.
Gibbs, Ed.
Giles, Edward D.
Green, Leon D.
Gardner, Jesse Jordan.
Green, George C.
Green, w. o.
Gardner, Charles S.
Gable, Walter D.
III"
Haney, A. L.
Howard, D. R.
Hips, Robert S.
Hendrix, J. A.
Hopkins, Clint.
Harris, R. T.
Hall, w. C.
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Hall, r. L.
Hulsey, j. A.
Hanes, E. D.
Hawkins, j. H.
Hyde, James T.
Hendrix, John Henry.
Handy, d. H.
Howard, C. E.
Hips, Henry.
Hicks, o. c.
Harding, Chester.
Hicks, James N.
Howard, II.
Holland, William Tate.
Hicks, Grady.
Hedges, Charles C.
Holland, Phillip Byrd.
Haynes, Brantley.
Honre, Charles Villain.
Haney, Cliff.
Hughes, j. A.
Handy, D o.
Harris, S. J.
Hill, j. C.
Hardin, James O.
az"
lvey, w. N.
liner, NJ. P.
liner, w. L.
"J'
johnson, c. L.
johnson, V. l..
johnson, Walter.
Jones, Thad.
johnson, Hoyt.
Jones, Hubert.
Jones, w. L.
Johnson, F. E.
"K"
Cason, o. C.
Kellar, j. C.
Kirby, George Dossey.
Kincaid, H. O.
Kemp, George Guy.
Kincaid, Roy.
Keheley, S. C.
Kemp, w. w.
Kuykendall, G. w.
Kuykendall, A. c.
Kemp, w. E.
Kirby, w. S.
Kuykendall, E. E.
Kuhnen, VIM. M.
Kitchen, H. P.
Kyle, c. C.
Kemp, J. Hugh.
Kuykendall, w. H.
Kirk, r. w.
King, G. r.
81"
Lyon, NJ. R. Jr.
Leavell, ]. G.
Lindsey, Roland S.
Lowe, N. c.
Lancaster, ]. B.
Little, A. D
Lindsey, c. D.
Little, W. H.
Lewis, Fred.
Long, R. H.
Lewis, Sidney Belk.
Manning, Walter D.
McTagart, Frank.
Pickens, George F.
Pickens, j. H.
Qualls, NJ. D.
Robertson, P. A.
Read, T. W., Jr.,
Shumate, John A.
Wilbur, j. E.
Whitlock, W. J.
Wise, w. w.
Wallace, Maford A.
MARIETTA
PRECINCT e98 C. M. "B"
Brown, Willie.
Brooks, Cliff
Butler, Pat.
Bate, Phil. H.
Berry, j. NJ, Jr.
Buchanan, Silas.
Berry, Emmett.
&C"
Clay, R. T.
Cox, Raymond H.
Dean, Linton.
Edwards, V. E.
Gable, Edward B.
Harden, Roy.
Harper, Roy NJ.
Jones, C. C.
Lewis, Robert Henry.
Lovelace, VIM. Sidney.
Looney, James G. n
Lyon, Harris, Tumlin.
LEROY, J. T.
Matthews, Asa.
Mashburn, J. M,
Meek, Geo. w.
Mohon, C. C.
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the knee which will be put in cast
after a few days. She is getting
along nicely at present writing.
Ben Hoskinson and family spent
Sunday evening in Liberal with
Florence Hoskinson who is at the
Morrow hospital recovering from an
operation of appendicitis.
C. o. Cohenour made a trip to
Hugoton Thursday after load of
oats.
Some of the young folks Of this
neighborhood attended the Baptist
Sunday school convention held at Lib
eral Sunday.
VIM. Rudolph, George Switzer, c.
O. Cohenour and Earnest Rudolph
went to Hugoton on business Mon
day.
( George Lutes received a car Of
hay in Liberal last week which was
distributed among the farmers Of this
neighborhood at cost. =
/. N. Hoskinson and Dallas Sessler
passed through this neighborhood
Sunday en- route. to the home Of l. N.
Hoskinson near New Ulysses.
w. R. Hoskinson was appointed
delegate to represent the C. E. at
the district convention to be held at
Haviland June 5 and 6. +
There was several delegates APP
pointed by the monthly meeting and
G. E. to attend the quarterly meeting
at Bethel Friends church Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
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Billie Wright returned Monday
from a-ten days sojourn in the east.
He spent several days visiting his
parents at Indianapolis Ind.
Deputy United States Marshall O.
T. Wood was here the last Of the
week on business. He was accompan-
led by his daughter, Miss Laura.
v. A. Clark of the Belford & Clark
furniture store was in Ford, Kan,
this week, where he purchased a de-
livery car for the furniture store.
Messrs Dobson, Benton, Perrin,
Wilmoth and Woods were the guests
of o. C. Sellers at dinner party at
the MerGhants'caf Friday evening.
The Abiders class of the M. E.
church will meet Monday evening,
May 81, at the home of their teacher,
Mrs. o. ]. Layton, at Sic West Third.
A. B. Burnside, the Bucklin auc-
tioneer, came down Sunday on No.
/. He was on his way to Elkhart
where he was to call sale the next
Prof. Camblin entertained the fol-
lowing guests: a. The Misses Bessie
Printz and Hettie Gray, and Thomas
Beecher at a three-course supper at
the Merchants cafe last Thursday
evening.
The Liberal Boys band is still on
the upgrade. The instruments have
arrived and most Of them have been
taken out. Mr.. Reasoner, the direc-
tor, says that the boys are taking
good interest in the work and he feels
confident that the band will hold to-
gether and become proficient. The
parents should help the boys and en-
courage them to go ahead with the
work, as vacation will soon be here
and they will need something to oc-
cupy some Of their time.
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Mrs. A. L. Hiebert
Died Tuesday,

This community was shocked be-
yond expression Wednesday morning
when a message came announcing
that Mrs. Abe L. Hiebert had passed
away at her home in Tyrone.
She and Mr.. HILBERT were married
at Forgan, Okla, December 20, 1914
and have made their home in Liberal
until few weeks ago when they
moved to Tyrone where Mr.. Hieber'
again engaged in the newspaper
business.
iShe had been sick but sixteen
hours when the end came.
Mrs. Hiebert was a woman who
made friends. Her pleasant dispo-
sition attracted all to her, and while
she had lived here but couple Of
years she has wide circle Of friends
who were stunned by the news Of her
going. Words of regret are heard on
every hand. 1t is hard to believe that
she, who had seemed in such perfect
health but short time ago, has been
so suddenly called, and the sympathy
Of one and all go out to the bereaved
husband in his trying hour.
Besides the husband she leaves a
little son less than year old.
She was faithful member Of the
Baptist church, and an earnest
Christian woman who did her part
during her life to make the world
better, and she has not lived in vain.
The funeral will be held Friday at
ternoon at Hooker, where interment
will be made.
A number from here expect to at
tend the funeral.