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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
CLEVER WOMEN
Use gasoline to dry clean every.
thing at home and save
-. IS In an hour.

You will never again pay enormous
)rices for dry cleaning after trying
his. Any woman can clean and re.
rev the appearance Of yokes, ribbons,
iatins, laces. silks, furs, shirtwaists,
Swiss, lawn, organdie and chiffon
lresses, kid gloves and shoes. neck
les, children's clothes, suits. caps,
yoolen garments, fancy vests, draper
es, rugs, in fact. any and everything
hat would be ruined with soap and
water
Get two ounces Of solvite at any
lrug store and put it in two gallons
II gasoline, where, 1t quickly dissolves.
Then put in the goods to be cleaned.
After a little rubbing out they come
looking bright and fresh as new. You
will find nothing fades, shrinks or
wrinkles, requiring no pressing
You would have to pay S. at dry
cleaning establishment for the clean
ing which can be done at home as
easily as laundering. Any grocery or
garage will supply the gasoline and
your druggist will sell you two ounces
Of solvite which is simply a gasoline
soap, then large dishpan or wash
boiler completes your dry cleaning out
ut Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
sent to the state treasury, $2.244.61.
is placed in the school tuition fund.
You Can Do Your

Bit in the trenches, In the
home, in the Office, in the
factory, in the store. when
the body is nourished with
foods that build healthy
muscle without overtaxing
the digestive organs. Shred
ded Wheat Biscuit contains
the greatest amount OF
Bodybuilding nuuiment at
lowest cost. It strengthens
the muscles of the stomach
and intestines by making
them do their normal work
in a natural way. A be.'er-
balanced ration than meat
or eggs, more easily digested
and costs much less. Ready
cooked and ready-to-eat.
For breakfast with milk or
cream. or for any meal with
fruits. Made at Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS
ENTER THE PARADE

Six hundred high school students
will march in the Patriotic parade
Monday. Teachers also will partici.
pate.
The girls organized today. They
will wear white MILDLY blouses and
carry flags. The boys are working
en- plans for uniforms and drills.
Music for the High school detach.
ment will be furnished by the High
school band and drum corps.
Banners bearing legends character
isuc Of the High school spirit will be
borne. These legends are:
Some Have Gone. Others Will
High School Students"
America, First, Last And All the
Time"
Dad in '98-Our Turn Now"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
kAISER'S ALLIES
ANGLE FOR END
OF WORLD. WAR
fEy Associated Press)


WASHINGTON, April 13.-Officials
today viewed the disclosures that Au-
stria and Bulgaria through their rep
resentatives in Switzerland are trying
to approach entente displomats on the
subject OF peace. as gratifying, mas
much as they indicate war WEAKNESS
in those countries. but as not neces-
sarily involving the sort OF definite
proposals that might bring peace IN
the near future.
Information received here does not
indicate that Austria and Bulgaria are
sufficiently desperate to make them
propose terms. acceptable to the en-
tente allies, and diplomats Of the lat
ter have indicated that they will re-
fuse to enter peace discussions not
based on publicly avowed terms.
II Is not known whether Bulgaria
and Austria are operating independ
emily or together in their peace sound
ings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
APPEAL FOR FUNDS
MADE FOR RALLY

An appeal was made today by the
committee that is raising funds for
the patriotic celebration that persons
desiring to make contributions to help
pay the expense that may be incurred,
leave their funds at any OF the banks
of the city.
Although the organizations that will
take part in the parade will pay their
own expenses there are incidentals
connected with the celebration which
will be paid out of a general fund. The
committee announced that owing to
the short time intervening members
would be unable to make canvass.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
JOHNSON PLEADS
WITH RURAL FOLK
To SWELL CROPS

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind. April ID
1--WE must fight our biggest battle
with the plow,' declared Henry U,
Johnson, of Richmond, addressing a
gathering of patriotic citizens here
last night The meeting was held at
the Odd Fellows hall and was pro.
ductive of much enthusiasm.
Speaker Johnson emphasized the
Importance the farmer will play in
the war just declared.
At the close of the meeting proper,
the Green Township Producers
League, an organization to promote
more intensive farming in this town
ship, was organized with the follow
ing officers and members:
Chairman, Chester A. Wright;
vice-chairman, J. c. Ball; secretary,
o. S. Pierce; treasurer. Ethel Frazier.
Members: Ora Pitts, Frank Williams.
Orion Wilson. L. L. Lemon, Clarence
Clements, Frank Coffman, Assam
Hartup, H. H. Stanford, Paul Rear
don, S. A. Henshaw, R. T. Chenoweth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
MRS. MARY kEEvER
ANSWERS SUMMONS

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, April 10
Mrs. Mary Keever, 80, widow OF Jack
son Keever, who died in 1901, is dead
at her home here. She was born in
Lancaster county, Pa. Her death was
due to a heart affection and senility.
She was member OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. Mrs. Keever had
lived near Hagerstown for fifty or
sixty years. She is survived by the
following children: Marcus Keever,
of Newcastle; Granville Keever. OF
Muncie; Mrs. Harry Brown. of Mum
Gle; Moses Keever, of this place, and
Mrs. Ella Leavell, at home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
TRY LOUIS HAAGER
TWICE SAME DAY

Louis Hanger, charged with having
given his wife beating, has the dis
tinction of being one of the few men
eve tried twice in one day on the same
charge. This morning he pleaded
guilty to a charge of assault and bat
terry on his wife and refused to testify
in his own behalf.
After Mrs. Hanger had told story
If cruel treatment received from heI
husband he was fined $25 and costs
and sentenced to the penal farm fol
sixty days. Later Mayor Robbins was
informed that it was probable that
Mrs Hanger was not competent wit
ness and he decided to have Hanger
arraigned before him again late this
afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages Of your
head win clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuffling,
blowing, headache, dryness. No strug-
Cling for breath at night; your cold
or catarrh will be gone. .,.
Get a small bottle of Elys Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little Of this fragrant, antiseptic
healing cream in your nostrils. 1t
penetrates through every air passage
of the head, soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with cold or nasty catarrh-Relief
comes SO quickly.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
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lz6UezH
" q

Mrs. Forest Jordan has returned
from a pleasant visit with relatives in
A dance will be given at the Eagles
Hall Saturday evening by the trustees
Of the lodge for the benefit Of the
Soldier boys.
Mrs. H. r. Teager of Washington, D.
c.. is the guest of Mrs.-W o. Ryan,
233 South Fifteenth street until Mon
day
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
MURRAY ATTRACTION
PROVES EXCEPTIONAL

A we'll balanced bill at the Murray
theatre attracted a packed house last
night. Black and White Novelty Aero
bats are far above the average and
have some really new stunts" in
their line. The Three Tyres, Thinking
Tunes to Tickle the Tastes of the
Tired Theatre-goer, had to do several
minutes overtime. Their music is
really worth while. Elsie Williams
and Company in the eternal question,
"Who Is To Blame" are also good.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
MRS. DAVIS IS DEAD

HAGERSToWN, Ind. April 10
Mrs. Mary Davis, wife of P. H. Davis,
died at her home here early this
morning. Death was due to a compli-
cation of diseases She had been a
member of the Christian church for
number of years. She is sister OF
B. F. Abbott, of Richmond, Mrs. R.
r. Brant and William Abbott OF this
place, and mother Of Clifford and
Walter Foutz, Of this place.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
DOG TAX RENTED
TO STATE TREASURER

mitted $11814 to the state treasury in
compliance with the law that requires
that five per cent of the dog tax be
given to the state.
A total of 2,362.75 was collected on
dog taxes this year. The difference
between that amount and the amount
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
CHANCE GIVES TALK

Rev. o. E. Chance, pastor of the
Whitewater Friends church, will de-
liver lecture at mass meeting for
men at $3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Sexual Hygiene" will be the subject.
The address is to be given under the
auspices of the Young Mems club of
the Whitewater Friends church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
HOW is THAT, MAC?

eff the person who found gold cuff
button, on which was X. of P. in
sigma, will call at police headquarters
will present him with the other cuff
button which matches .it'
This advertisement is inserted for
Police Sergeant Ed McNally at his
request and no charge is made for the
same.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
HANNAH EARL DIES

DUBLIN, Ind. April 13.-Mrs. Han
nah Earl, "a. years old, died at her
home here this morning. She will be
buried Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
with funeral services form her home.
She had been an invalid for a number
of years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

While we are gathering seaweeds
for fertilizer we should introduce one
from the British isles known as Ala
ria esculenta, and used in many parts
as an article of food. The Scotch call
i it balderlocks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
DUBLIN Man DIES.

DUBLIN. Ind. April 13.-The body
Of Ralph McNamee. % years old. who
died yesterday at his home in India
napolis, will be buried here tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. He formerly
lived here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13

A nonalcoholic public house-Th
British Empire-was opened recent
in London.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-13
PATIENT At REID HOSPITAL

Mrs. Gertrude Moore. Eldorado, o..
is a patient at the Reid hospital where
she is undergoing treatment.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-14
SLIGHT INCREASE
IN SHIPPING LOSS
fetal OF U-Bsat' F"ll "a EritfsEr
Commerce for Week Twenty Thfcc

London. Aug. S-Taere was light
increase in the loss Of British mar-@
chant vessels by submarine or mines
during last week, according to the
official summary issued tonight.
Twenty one British vessels Of more
less than 1900 ton were sunk last
week. Thirteen ships were attacked
unsuceseully. No dslliag 3oaHs wer
lost.
mThe number Of vessels over 1,eSuz
tons sunk last wsek is an increase
Of three over the Number sunk n the
previous week when Is were lost
through submarines Or mines. There
Is a decrease of one in the veseis o.
less than 1900 tons, three having been
reported lost the previous week. The
total for the present report, %, is
an increase Of two over the previous
report and is one less than the number
reported lost for the week ending July
% which was the highest since the
week ending June "a, when zS were
lost.
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LIST OF 400 NAMES WHO
WILL PROBABLY BE CALLED
tCONrINUED FROM PAGE IL

= berry.
535-2147-Richards, Luther, Chap
Rells.
36-3O0-Kirkland S. B., Newberry
537-27S-Hurst, Hiram, Jr. New
berry.
5ss-2177-Watts, John, Jr., Silver
street.
53s-2432-Stribble, Herbert Wash
fngton. Newberry.
-Gilreath, Henry, Chap.
pells.
s41-124o-Hendrix, Marcus Boyd
Newberry.
542-2ss1-Miller, John Guy, ew-
berry. r. 5.
s4s-524-Nelson. Robert. Whit
Raire.
544-2111---Dayis VIII. ,rGss Hill
S4s-s11-Shealy. Michael Clifton
Prosperity.
-Bedenbaugh, Colon Boy1
Prosperity.
s47-52S-Peay. Harold Raymoa
Whitrnire.
54s-1sl7-Folk, Robert Hamilton
PoRuaria, r. 1.
54sL2S2S-Smith, John William.
Bladrs.
55s-ls51-Long, Edgar Aron, Pros
perity.
55i-ls2+ +Dehart, John Wilson,
Saverstreet.
sSa-1f3sIKensIer Jessie, Pres
eerity.
5ss-a2l4-saealy, o'Neall Calvin,
Little Mountain.
sS4-sss-Pester, Thomas, New
Aawy.
5sSas4a-Run, Horace, Jr., Pc.
Msria
55s-1s52-curington, Richard, sii-
yers&reet-
SST-212-CampbeM, stephen C..
Newberry, r. 4.
ss-1357-Reeder, Cleveland, New
berry. r. T.
55s-fs-Eant, P. NJ, Newoerry.
sse-Brock, Denver Dunsmore
.Newberry.
5sl-24s5-Roberson, Ernest, New
berry.
sS2-17N-Suber. Will, Blairs.
s3-2es9-Farrow, Jerry. Newber-
~ry, r. Z.
5s4-1lSs-Singley, BENJAMIN, Pros
.perity.
5ss-l1s2-Fellers, John Pressiy,
Prosperity.
5ss-1sse-walton, Willie, Chap
pells.
,r -so5-Lindsay, George, Newber-
ny.
Se-1l43-Lindsay Chesley, Pros
pecity.
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ry.
790-25l3-Cromer, James Horace,
Newberry, r. 2.
7e1-2G02- Clyde Newberry
92-1l63-Suber, Olen, Prosperity
s3-2605-Sims, Leroy, Newberry.
94-19S9-Williams John, Newber-
ry.
95-2356-Wicker, Henry, pomaria.
79e-1e33-Martin, Francis Ward
Silverstreet
797-2335-Pitts. William. Laurens-
79S-l4e-Smith, Robert Derrill, Jr.
Newberry.
7ss-s43-Dickert, Wyche, Prosper
ity.
soo-2s43-Kincaid, Eliza, Newber-
~, R. 2.
eo1-1o5o-slieh Teague. Prosper
ity
>cs-1a-s s-rh~ift, George, Kinards,
p
sN3-197s-wade. James arthur,
Kinards. r. J.
so4-10es-Johnson, Cole. Prosper
ity.
sos-2472-Coliins, James, Newber-
ry, R. 2.
sos-22s-Dewalt, Ernest, Prosper
ity
so7-4,e-wiison. David, Newaerry,
R. Z.
ses-2ss-King, Samuel Talmadge.
Newaerry.
ss-ae75-Youzg, LHtaer, Pros
perity.
sls-23s1-Bdwards, Walter Irving.
New5erry.
sll-1lss-Ealew, Jeha Berley,
Prosperity.
s12-2sss-slisa, Putney, Prosper
Ny. a
sl3-75s-Matthewz, Clarence, Kin-T
ards. r. g.
s1+5s-Goggaas, Barr Pierce,
New5erry.
l5-2aasLGrant. Thos., Benjamin.
Newberry.
sls-2o4s-Jaeksoa, Roscoe. New
berry. r. 4.
sl7-1443-Ball. David, Little Noun
tain.
s1s-1s5HRobinson Willie. Chap
pells
S1s-2367-Betchman, John Emmitt.
Newberry.
82oE158-Stone, H. o.. Newberry.
s21-1sICromer, George Ebert
New5erry.
s2o-15o-WheeIer, Forest, Newber-
~, RI.
2321-Holman, Brady, Pomar-
Ia.
S24-1547-Bedenbaugh, Lorraine,
Berley. Prosperity.
825-1875-Coleman. Albert, New :
berry.
Gillian, IWayman, view
berry.
s27-1s77-Nelson, Solomon, Silver
street
s2S-4-Baxter. John Henry, New
berry. Z
s2s-1s5s-wilsca, David Clyde
Prosperity.
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569-551-Seymore, Robert Lee,
Whitmire.
57o-1652-Pitts, Whitfield, Chap
pells.
57l-1433-Abrams, John Chesley,
Helena.
572-2143-Rhodes, Louis, Old
Town.
573-164O-Jessie, Mark, Chappeils
574-179S- -Sheely, John, Newberry.
575-622-Grifin, James Elliott
Whitmire
57s-24o9-Milstead, James Jeffei-
son, Newberry.
577-585-Yarborough, Larkin van
Whitmire.
57s-21s1-Epting, Maxey Warren
Whitmire.
57e-2171-Dominick, Ray Rice
Chappells.
5so-1464-Boland, Henry Cecil
Little Mountain.
5s1-1257-Satterwhite, Irwin Mat
tbews, Charleston.
5S9-lO77-WIlson, Everett, new
berry.
5sa-1sS1-Herbert, Edwin Eras-
ters, Ne TbeTry.
5S4-2s1s-Graham, Eddie Osborne,
Newberry. r. !.
5s5-2551-suber, Willie, Newberry'
r. 2.
5sS-7s1-Kunkle, Eptins, NewbeF-
ry. r. Z.
5s7-2lS1-Marshall, Jim, Chap
peils.
5ss-1415-Jenes, Vance, Helena.
5ss-ts35-McFaN, Nathaniel, Pros
perity.
5sa-1Ss4-dill, George, Chappells.
ssa-s5s-Bridges, Marvin, Prosper
ity.
5s2-32SS-Naace, Doctor, Newnerry'
ss-iS4S-Nangum, Lsansston'
Nswberry, r. 1.
5s4-2444-Yarhorough, G. W., New
berry.
5s5-a4s1-Rufe, Thomas, Newberry'
r. 2.
5se-14ss-Th -Thonasson, Beanie, New
berry.
5s7-1so4smith, william Lafa5-
cite. Newberry.
5ss-s57-Hawkins, A. E., Prosper
ity. ;.
5ss-1ss4-Richardson, James Leo
Prosperity T
Soe-14ol-Bragg. Alexander, Hell
ena.
3O3-Davis, Nonson, Newper-
ry.
6e2-215l-Sanders, Mackatee,
'Chappells.
-96S-caughman, Lindsay
Prosperity.
so4-43s-Braddock, Hagood, Whit
nire.
o5-s7S-Long, Joseph Eptins,
Prosperity.
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6O6-1059-Taylor, John Henry,
Prosperity.
07-441-Brooks, Luther Franklin,
Whitmire.
6OS-SSO-Long, Rufus Ira, Pros
perity.
6o9-l776-Melton, Samuel Walton,
Eewberry.
-357-Ruff, Edward, Newoerry.
611-23-Cousin, E. P, Newberry, K
612-1173-Bedenbaugh, Dudley Lee
Prosperity.
613-331-Penn. MARITIME Harrison
Newberry.
614-1881-Douglas, Johnson, New
berry.
615-11os-Caldwell Solomon. Jr-
Prosperity.
61s-2617-Graham, Olin Backman
Blairs.
617-24s9-Ruff, Robert, Newberry
r. 2.
61S-1910-Shber. Bonnie, NewDef-
ry.
s1e-4s2-Hunnicutt, John Henry
Whitmire.
e2o-12o1-Harmon. Price Kenneth
Prosperity.
s21-1s7s-Phillips. Abraham. Sill
verstreet.
Smith. Isaac MeKittrlck
Jr.. Kinards.
s2s-5s5-spray, William Stanley
Whitmire.
s24Lseo-Anderson, William vas
Prosperity.
s2s-1747-Daeis. Thomas Chester
Newberry.
sas-l447-soyd, George e'Neal
Little Mountain.
s27-le4s-Shealy, Marion, Prosper
ity.
ses-14ae-wigatmap, W. F., Hell
eaa.
s2s-7i5-cannon, willie, Newserry
r. 8.
SaO-sS1-Caldweli, Willie, Proc
perity.
ssl-5ss-Rhoden. John, Whitmlre
sa2-34s-Rice. Homer, Newberry
r 5.
sss-1sss-Bluford, Holly, Chap
pells.
es4-5s3-smith, Edward Harris
Whnmire.
e35-2436-Tuochberry, Charley
Newberry.
3s-14o7-Davenport, William D..
Helena.
s37-5ol-King, Hayne Williams
Whitmire
S3S-23s6-Dennis, Jesse Lee, New
berry, 5
63S-102-Mann, Issie Brown, New
berry.
s40-2025- -Bookman, David, Little
Mountain, g.
641-1915- Williams, Hamp, New
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7l7-SOS-Boozer, Holland Grover,
Prosperity.
13-16O4-Bunter. Nose. Chappells
719-265O-Suber, Epps, Blalrs.
720-l571-Clamp, Geo. VTna,
Chappells.
21-22so-Wicker. William Owens
Pomaria.
722-7So-Herbert. W. W., Newoer-
ry.
723-1s71-Miller, Forest Edward
Newberry, R. 4.
724-11s3-Dawkins, Fitzhugh Bry-
an. Prosperity.
725-217e-Williams, James. Chap
pells.
72c -os7-Halty. J. Timothy. New
he-7v.
or r-A-Kiblar. Hermis .mana
Prosperity.
72s-561 Straud, Luther 'Tillmuan
Whitmire.
72s-l21s-Wessinger, Cole sligh
Prosperity.
73o-421-Andrews Geo. Hendon
Whitmire.
73l-2372-Burton, Thomas Clyde
Newberry
732-2Ss5-Kibler, Willie Hayward
Prosperity.
73s-17ss-ogiesby, Haywood, shel'
ton.
734-s4s-wise, Walter tombstone
Prosperity.
7ss-22sl-Wilsea, Albert James
PeRaria.
73I12s2-Chappeil, Thomas Hen
ry, Newbersy, r. l.
737-125+Neel. Tom Clark, Nsw'
berry.
7as-2sls-Gailnaa, FraHk. re
, maria.
| 73s-lss-west, Charley Creighton
Newberry.
Observation-Disclosures. Natnanfei
Nevberry, r. 2.
741-43s-Boland. James W. D.
lThitmire.
742-1477-George, Bennie seass
Little Mountain.
74S-SsS-Washington, Rolana
Newberry, R. 2.
744-1S33-Hill. Archie, CaappelLs.
745-sss- -Gallman, ]. c.. Prosper.
ity.
74S-1702-Rooks, Jonn, Biafrs.
7.7-1304-Davis. Wess, Newberry
74s-227o-Ringer. Wilbur fJefer'
son, Po8aria.
74s-11o7-Counts, Calvin, Prosper
ity
750-2345-Setzler, Sam, Pomaria.
751-127e-Wallengins, Cleo Ben,
1amln, NeWDeFry.
752-s62-Kibler, Magnus l., Pros.
perity.
53-163S-Jacobs, Blair, Chappe:is
4-14O6-Cheak, Jim, Newberry, r
8.
755-257-Gray, Bishop, Newberry
r. 2.
75s-1s24-watkins, Elliott, New,
berry.
s. 757-110s-Davenport, Mala chi
Prosperity.
75S-155-Summer, Claud Pinkney
Newberry.
59-284-Johnson, E. j., Chappells
760-133-Sarlin. Reuben, NeW-berry
s1-S07-Boozer, Clifford Carlisle
Prosperity.
7e2-sS7-Krell, John Lester, New
berry.
7S3-s3o-Waits, Brady E., Prosper
ity.
7s4-185-Adell, Bob. Newberry
76s-13ss-Young. Maderson, New
berry.
7ss-265-Grifin,W Willie, Newberry.
7S7-2oS4Turley, James, Newber-
ry. r. Z.
s-2S5-Johnson, James, NewDes-
ry.
6s-2325-Jones, Clarence, Sa-
yannah, Ga.
77o-l72oZ Bishop. Charlie Osborn
New berry.
71-17S5-Phillips, Jno. Victor
Newberry.
72-250s-Alewine, Clarence Lang
ford, Newberry, R. 2.
773-2554-Wells, Adams, Newberry
r..
74-13l3-Floyd, Will. Kinards.
4-Wicker. Bennie Ryn2
Tillman, Newberry
7T6-1S09-BrOWn Will. ChappellS
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verStreet.
644-S75-Long, Charley Mark,
Prosperity.
| 45-17SO-McCollum Ellis, New
berry.
646-714-Cannar. West, Newberry
647-152S-Gary, Emanuel, Prosper
ity.
! 64S-S6-Klettner, silas John
stone, Newberry
| s-1997-Lipford, Henry e Law
renee, Little Mountain.
e5O-1024-Lybrand, Bachman, Pros
perity.
651-1291-Byrd, Tom, Kinards, Rid
652-S71-Lester, Newt Raymond
Prosperity
653-l341-Mangum, Arthur, New
berry, R. 8.
54--2563-Fellers, Luther Hamil,
ton, Newberry.
(, 655-1556-Richardson, Olin Sligs
! Prosperity.
65e-2l5s--smoot, Tommie, Chap
pells.
s57-22l2-Floyd, Doc, Newoefry
Re-.
s5s-1o43-Robinson. James, Littie
! Mountain.
! s5s-1eee-canpbell. Mack. Chap
(: pells.
seo-1s34-Martin, wufred Beltoa
si1vefstreet.
! se1-71-Hipp. Arthur Tillpas
Newberry. r. Z.
ss2-l52s-GraAan, Willie Guy
t Pomaria, R. 8.
ess-2l97-Pitts, BENJAMIN Tillnaa
! Chappells.
eS4-Is72--Meen, Isaneal Gerems
Newberry, Fl. T.
6S5-2427-smitA, Clifton Gambler
Newberry.
: sss-1sse-Huater, Will, Blairs.
S7-115S-Shealy, George, Fros
perity.
6Ss-13ss--Wilson, Tarrance. stl-
verstreet
6Ss-15s3-Atchison, George. Chap
pells.
! e7o-1s5o-Long David Aster, Pros.
per,ty.
! e71-2olS- Williams, Roland Car
Newberry.
672-555-Seymore, Benjamin TIN
man. whitmire.
S7S-s78-DeWalt, zeb, Prosperity
S74-1266-Senn, William Thorn
we'll. Newberry.
675-2375--CalIas, William Hanie
Newoerry.
-soe-Lackey. John Avery
whitmire.
e77-26ss-Hendsrsep. Adam
Blairs.
7S-992t-Murnhy Frank. Kinards
s7s-1sss-Smith. Paul Maxwell
Chappells.
ss0-15s1-Swindler, Jasper Tal-
bert. Chappells:
|, s1-2465--shealy. Henry Edgar,
! Newberry. Fl. 2.
2-2aS0--Marshall. Bubber, New
berry. r. 2.
ss3-1eOs-suber. Arthur, Newber-
ry.
s4-1sss-Glymph John Riairs.
ess-o05s-McMorris Limel. New
berry. r. 7.
Sss-1ss1-wilsoa. Frank. Newbe"-
~.
6s7-le72-Adams, Courtney, Kia-
| ards, R. /.
sss-1525-Ruft, Raymond 1sadore
Ponaria, r. 3.
6S9-S9SS- oSfaSo, y
maria.
sse-234s-slide. Wilbur. Pomaria.
Ssl-S77L.ong. George A., Prosper
iW.
sss-4s5-Beland, John Clyde, Whit
mire.
SsS-ass6- Bouataight, Jesse, Sill
restreet.
ss4-ss1-Thomas, Eddie Cicero
Whitmi"e.
6S5-713 Cannen. Temmie, New
berry, f. 3.
96-214s-Williams, I'D. Chappei!s
7-147G-Huffman Charley Thom-
as. Little Mountain.
98-192H-Lake. Henry Thomas
Silverstreet.
Wilson. Hayne. Prosper
ity.
TOo-2091-D -Darre. Frank. Chappells
I3rNc
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