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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06
CUBAN CONGRESS TO
PASS DRAFT LAW
international News Service)

international News Service)
HAVANA, CUBA, Nov. 4-Either
conscription or the selective draft will
be authorized by the Cuban congress,
which will convene tomorrow in what
is expected to be its most noteworthy
session since Cuba became a repub
lie. The raising and equipment in the
near future of a strong military force,
in line with President MenOcals rec
concentrations in his last message, and
with the plan of Cuba's Council OF Ma
tional Defense, await only the deter
mination of the method to be followed,
rather than the wisdom of the policy
of General Menocal and his advisers
who are determined that Cubals ALI
ance in the war against Germany shall
take on a most active character Lead
ers of both political parties are in &C
cord with the raising of a large mill
tary force-possibly doubling the pres
ent strength of the regular army and
militia more than $4,000 men, and a
similar strengthening of naval units
and personnel Whatever differences
exist on the eve of the session are
solely as to conscription or its al
tentative.
In the Senate Vice President Emilio
Nunez will convene the lawmakers
and DR. Ricardo DOLE, new speaker OF
the house of representatives, will ad-
dress his colleagues on the military
program which Cuba is to follow now
that her war plans are on the eve OF
contamination. Legislators have
reached the capital from every pari
of the island, and a public demon
stration of loyalty to Cuba's allies Ii
expected when the congressman anc
senator's take their seats.
Whatever the character of the mill
tary measures to be enacted, all indi
cations are for speedy action. The at
titude of the Conservatives-the part!
in power, which at first was lukewarn
toward universal military service, hal
become more and more pronounced il
it's favor. and statements of the lead
ers show that there will be no oppo
sition to the increase of Cuba's wa
strength The Liberals on the othe
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDI-
NANCE NO. III OF THE CITY OF

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDI-
NANCE NO. III OF THE CITY OF
TWIN FALLS, IDAHO:
Be it ordained by the mayor and coun-
ell of the city of Twin Falls, Idaho, as
follows:
Section / That Ordinance No III
OF the city of Twin Falls, Idaho, being
an ordinance certain vehicle traffic
districts with in the city of Twin Falls
and to regulate the use OF the streets,
avenues, alleys and other public
places within said districts and within
the said city of Twin Falls, by auto
mobiles and other vehicles, be and the
same is hereby amended by striking
out and eliminating Section of said
ordinance as now constituted and sub
stituting the following in the place
thereof:
Section 6. In Traffic District No.
>, upon that part of Shoshone street
included within the confines of the
said district, cars or motor vehicles
may be left standing or parked at the
curb at an angle of approximately for
| ty-five degrees with the curb, with the
| front wheel or wheels of the car or
motor vehicle at, near or touching the
curb. When moving any such car or
motor vehicle away from the curb al
ter the same has been so parked il
shall be backed up at an angle of APP
proximately forty-five degrees until
it can clear other car or cars and
motor vehicles parked at the same
curb. Upon all other streets, avenues
alleys and public places included in
said traffic district No. 2, cars OF
motor vehicles may be left standing OF
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06
Serial No. O19OO9-O23073.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. s..
Land Office, at HALEY, Idaho, October
81, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
A. Erickson, of Rogerson, Idaho, who,
on December IA, 1915, made Home
stead Entry, Serial No. O19009, for the
Els of the seq, SW14 of the SEA
Section l; NWA of the NEA, Sec
ton u, Township Is South, Range 16
E., and who on June IS, 1917, made
additional homestead entry, Serial No.
023073 for Lots and 7, SEA NWA,
NEA SWA, Section g. Township 10
south, Range II East, Boise Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final three-year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore c. c. Siggins, U. S. Commissioner
at Twin Falls, Idaho, on the 18th day
of December, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Raymond A. Dahlquist, Frank Erick
son, Samuel II. Hardy, James o. Whit
tekiend, all of Rogerson, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY,
11-6-13-20-27; 12-4 Register
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR
IDAHO CODES

Sealed bids viii be received and
opened November 10, 1917, at o'clock
D. m, by the Justices of the Supreme
Court and the Secretary of State of
the State of Idaho for printing of 500
paper bound copies of the new code Of
laws now being compiled. Detailed
specifications can be had upon appli-
cation to the undersigned.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Dated at Boise, Idaho, this Both day
of October, 1917.
w. T. DOUGHERTY,
11-e-S Sec'y. of State
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
ONE CENT A WORD.
FOR SALE

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATES-Oue cent word . day, n0 d
 taken for lexs than 2Sc for first fnser. tion. Cnsh r.unt 0mpany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

' One 5O-ton Rome locomotive. One 5O-ton Baldwin locomotive One 2O-ton Baldwin standard gauge ! dinkey. One 15-ton Baldwin standard gauge dinkey. : One Bucyrus steam shovel complete. Two 150-h. p. high pressure return tubular boilers with stacks and fit tings. Two 42o-h. p. "Geary" water tube boilers: One sOO-h. p. upright Manning boiler. One 2O-h. p. upright boiler. Three 6-h. D. upright boilers. Three 4O-h. p. locomotive type fire box boilers. One 6-h. D. upright engine. One hoisting engine complete on wheels {. with boiler. Two 1ox12x1o Platt air compressors :. complete. One Wilkes hot water heater. One Snow duplex pump. 500 4-inch secondhand boiler fues. first-class condition. Crawford Vaughan Boiler
 and Locomotive Works
 2-18-tf-su 700 square feet of marble sx12 for sale. Call Main 610. 4-10-3t-tu-thu-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
Margins on Mortgage Loans

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
JEROME TUCKER

Realtor-Is preparing a live article on the science of real estate for next Sun day Be sure and read it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15

ROLLERS FOR SALE-2 72x16, return tu- bulars, all fittings good as new, $500 each; two air compressers: Curtis, 13x SKIP. belt driven $500; Norwalk 14x9l1x F. fine condition, $500. T. F. Johnson, Birmingham, Ala. Phone %
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME

Will sell or exchange for desira- ble city income property, Groom bungalow and six acres, in beauti- full grove. on pike, only 31A miles from courthouse; equipped with waterworks and sewerage; nicely papered; composition roof; Broom servants house; dairy barn with cement floor. An ideal home, com bining city conveniences and country beauty and well adapted to trucking. Will dispose of this without trouble; see me at once. ". H. Bason. BIO N. Fist. st., Main 791.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
Geo. O. Mabry

marked Shetland pony;
 perfectly gentle to ride and drive; smallest children can handle; seven years old; 45 inches tall. Write S. M. Spencer, Eutaw. Ala. 4-11-3t-we-f fri su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE A HOME ON GRAYMONT HEIGHTS Six-room bungalow. hardwood floors. fur mace heat. electric lights and gas; also good garden; on lot 50x2oO feet; owner leaving city; will sell at a sacrifice. Price, s4250; reasonable terms. Phone Main 5923-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15

FOR SALE-Drug business near heart of Birmingham; established 10 years; paying business and good opportuni- ty for one or two young men. win sell at bargain. Address G-Ss, care Age-Herald.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-08

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j. w. Young
MERRITTS DISTRICT
(WHITE)
R. G. Bishop
J. III. Brand
Sam w. Bratton
Forest H. Boss
James N. Clark
L. H. Chatham
G. L. Casteel
Robert Crane
J. c. Daniel
r. L. Dickerson
L. B. Dickerson
w. w. Frasier
Oscar Hales
Thos. HI. Henry
S. F. Holcomb
Glenn Johnson
Walter Lazenby
Lewis F. Loudermilk
Hoyt Ledbetter
Grady Moon
Edgar F. Mackey
Roy N. Mitchell
Rufus H. McCutcheon
Robt. S. Morris
A. A. Mcpherson
c. A. Power
Boon Rogers
Homer S. Scroggins
Jake T. Stroup
]. L. Sauls
H. H. Tanner
N. B. Tanner
VIM. o. Thomson
Callie M. Wilson
j. G. Wilson
(CoLoRED)
Willie Bivins
Mercy Lewis
T. ]. Mohead
Bascom Mohead
John Nelson
Gordon Starks
Gus Swanson
Joe Turner
Josh. Terrell
GRITTER DISTRICT.
(WHITE)
Charlie F. Armstrong
Levy Anglin
Seth Alternately
John Austin
Ialmage Anglln
Eules M. Burnett
Mayo H. Bruce
G. A. Blackwell
Edmond C. Breeder
Samuel D. Boyd
Jno. T. Blalock
Ernest Banister
F. Earl Burton
Earl ]. Beavers
Jas. G.. Carlisle
Jno. c. Chapman
H. Y. Crowder
John Cantrell
David j. Chance
J. H. Croft
Jas. L. Carter
Jas. H. Chance
Marvel D. Casteel
Edward Carter
Ernest L. Clayton
Clarence G.. Dobbs
Max. M. Durham
Ebert Davis
Ollie G.. Dodgen
Sam c. Darby
Paul Dobbs
R. N. Dodgen
Fred Durham
Clarence G. Dyson
Jas. N. Dunn
Joe D. Dean
Bose Dobbs
Ralph G. DeFoor
w. c. Duncan
Walter Dobbs
Jno. D. Edwards
Jno. M. Guwinm
Lucus J. Gray
Oliver Grower
Tom ]. Guwinn
Harrison J. Grower
Hugh Grower
E. H. Hames
Fountain A. Hubbard
DIN Hembree
]. A. Hames
James Ivey
Amos Ivey
L. Thos. johnson
Claude King
N. E. Knight
Quitman L. Knight
William NJ. Keheley
Jim Null
B. V. Newton
Edward Neese
E. A. Owenby
Albert Phillips
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-08
Frank P. Wheeler


Frank P. Wheeler
o. P. Westmoreland
A. P. Woody |
B. C. Woody
Dallas Woody
]. r. Wigley
Fred Watkins
Fred L. Weaver
Jas. c. Westmoreland
Virgil Waldrop
Andrew E. Wilkie
Daniel w. Watson
Cicero A. Winkler
]. Clarence White
J. w. Whitlock
C. L. Wilkie
Jas. B. Wilson
F. B. Wilkie, Jr. |
H. G. Wilkie
Wilson Wallace
Carl A. C. Voyles
Geo. r. York
(COLORED)
Ether Benjamin
William H. McAfee
Geo. McClarity
Johnnie Cravin
Chester Durham
Willie j. Florence
James Gay
Talmage Gregory
Charlie Johnson
Chester Jackson
Charlie Johnson
George Kellogg
Primer L. Low
Sam Miller, Jr.
Ernest McAfee
George McCleskey
Joe Mcconnell
Ulys Miller
Amos Mckinney
Will Miller
Charlie Mcconnell
Joe B. Swanson
Other Swanson
Jake Swanson
j. w. Slocum
Steve Talley
SMYRNA DISTRICT.
(WHITE)
Marion Rolan Austin
Charlie Lucius Atkins
Thomas Warren
Albert Ferguson Brawner
Joe Brown
James William Casteel
Marion Lawrence Order
Walter Louis Gates
Olin Sanford Golfer
Seaborn Pearce Carter
Marion Edmund Daniel
Carl Clifton Durham
Howard Hugh Durham
William Forsyth Elkins
Horace Eugene Fleming
Franklin Monroe Fortner
Theodore Dwight Frisbee
Rony horace Gillian
Wiley Andrew Gibson
Ross Willard Goddard
John Stamper Hudgins
William Hubert Handy
Henry Hembree
Ralph Adrian Ireland
John Calvin Johnson
Robert Duncan johnson
Ernest Jones
Gideon Paul Kellogg
Walter Patrick Kerley
John Russell Lester
David Ellison Moon
John Harry Moon
Laban Sidney Magbee, Jr.
Frank Wyatt Manning
Floyd McWilliams
Willie Carl Nesbitt
Clarence Guy Nichols
John Warren Pickens
James Traylor Prince
Raymond Alexander Pickens
Amzele Columbus Pickett
Alonzo Leonidas Robinson.
Parker Meridith Rice
Loring Raoul
Albert Gibbs Ruan
Hugh Thornton
Frank Pope Taylor
Marion Franklin Willard
Clifford Randolph White
James Everett Worley
Willie Alfred White
George Washington Ayers
Edgar Brinkley
Stephens D. Byrd
Howard A. Blackwell
Forrest Rosie Crissey
Calvin C. Clay
William ]. Culpepper
Arthur Lyons Grow
John Jayson Clayton
Warren Gambler Cantrell
William David Stone
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-08

PeaSon +. Shaw
Owen Judkins Terrell
Richard Stay
John Oscar Wade
Henry Grady Weems
Horace Alec White
Jackson Cleveland Vernon
(COLORED)
Fred Bostwick
Wesley Davenport
Andrew Hines
Bailey Harden
Dealas Johnson
Otis Lemons
Claud Patmont
Henry Willis
Frank Walker
Dick Davenport
Claiborne Hinton
Bailey Harden
Sam Houston
Jessie Kimball
Charley Merkerson
Will Simpson
Robert Walker
Edd Wellington
COXES DISTRICT
(WHITE.)
Allen, Howard Boyd
Allen, John Oscar
Arnold, Willie Benjamin
Barber, Charles Emmett
Blair, Haney Vernon
Clay, James Willis
Clay, Robert Kile.
Clay, Roy Franklin
Daniel, Isaac David
Daniel, Vergal T. o.
Davis, Alexander Steven
Dodgen, Cliff Benton
Dodgen, Compton Henry
Dodgen, General Zema
Dodgen, John Russell,
Dodgen, Thomas Lee
Eason, Wesley Davis
Floyd, Thomas Lee
Gam, Carl Hudson
Gam, Charles Luther
Gam, John Edmond
Gam, Pearl Hilburn
Gam, Raymond
Gam, Thomas Floyd
Garner, William Alonzo
Glore, Charlie Clyde
Gresham, Jessie Lawrence
Gordon, Luther Harrison
Quinn, George Shelton
Hagan, Charles Tillman
Hamilton, William Francis
Hardage, Charles Thomas
Harris, Griff
Holbrook, Virgil Richard
Howell, Clemett Clay
Higgins, Chares Henry
Hunton, Mayfield
Jones, James Owen
Landers, Lawrence Chiny
Landers, Thomas Alfred
Landrum, Walter Handy
Lowe, John Claud
Lowe, Thomas Aaron
Manders, James Willie
May, Fonzie Lee
Melton, Earnest Cleveland
Melton, Glenn Roberts
Melton, Vernon alexander
Morrison, Major Smith
Moss, Earnest Handy
Moss, Grady Gerome
Moss, Mack Vernon
Moss, Norman Lenard
Murner, Alton Virgle
McWilliams, Charlie
McWilliams, James Emmett
Pair, Simeon Gilbert
Pittman, Charlie Abbott
Pittman, Thomas Watson
Pope, Leon Young
Reed, Hiram Thomas
Reed, Sam
Roberts, John James
Scroggins, Lonnie Clayton
Shaw, William Thomas
Simmons, John Anther
Smith, John Walter
Vaughn, Ernest Malone
Vaughn, Henry Grady
Walker, Joe Abb
Willoughby, Charlie
(COLORED)
Carroll, Charlie
Florence, Homer
Henderson, Parker, Jr.
Kimbel, Ruben
Maxey, Travis
Perdue, Matthew
Robinson, Calhoun
Ware, Charlie
Watkins, Henrose
Williams, Henry
Williams, Henry
Williams, Jessy
Williams Richard
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-08

w. c. Watson
Sam Chastain
R. R. Green
Earnest Apling Rice.
Roy Davis
Lonnie Simpson
w. o. Adair
w. C. Leek
Ruben Norton
R. T. Liadley
Lewis Eskin
A. H. Waldrop
H. E. Standidge
Lindley Turner
S. r. Watson
R. E. L. Meadows
G.. G.. Ledford
C. L. Scott, Jr.
NJ. H. Billiard
T. L. Umphrey
G. C. Croker
John Sosbee
w. E. Hill
V. H. Stansell
l. l. Veatch
Nellis C. Warner
Ernest w Clay
w. G. Motley
J. w. Hardy
w. d. Brown
G. P. Stansell
T. j. Mcdonald
Carl p. Rice
R. G.. Brown
R. H. Lindley
E. L. Brown
COLoRED
w. H. Reynolds
George Scott
Charlie Harris
Gay Hackett
Frank Young
Ulcis Robertson
Kelly Jenkins
William Greer
Philip White
Jessie Broadnax
Lon Radford
Dewitt Young
Will Sims
Herschel Barnwell
C. H. Scudders
Ben Mizell
Luke Penn
Robert lilly
Lemer Broadnax
Tom Florence
Bob Kemp
Arthur White
Early Brackins
Osborn Abbott
Tom Mitchell
Will Davis
Will Bush
William Tiller
J. w. Swanson
Ben Cuthbert
Clearance Broadnax
Robert White
Myrthia Simelton
Will Jones
Bush Mitchell
Will Holman
Tom Radford
B. T. Baker
j. B. Harris
Sam Lindley
Guy Wilson
Archie McClain
Eslie Hackett
Watson Young
Amos Boston
Leo Morgan
Earnest Jones
Robert Radford
FELTON, Cuthbert
Marshall Florence
POST OAK DISTRICT
(WHITE)
C. w. Daniel
F. M. Graham
L. M. Stephens
H. l.. Belts.
van Stewart
H. G. Graham
Carter Thompson
A. o. Sullivan
G. T. Belts
Howard Newton
G. w. Morgan
j. B. Daniel
M. N. Poss
Oscar Farmer
G. J. Hartsfeld
j. E. Dunn
C. T. Roper
N. NJ. Chain
Horace D. Mabry.
F. NJ. Thurmond
j. H. Martin
c. C. Order
w. L. Harris
N. B. Dunn
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-08


w. Harris Fitzpatrick
Samuel j. Gordon
Cecil Evans Hardy
Glenn B. James
James Parks Joiner
Waid Allen Jones
Arthur Calvin Kown
Harris Glenn Kimbell
Thos. Coy Landrum
William j. Leake
Paul Augustus Motley
Edmondson Motley
VIM. Albert McCollum
James Garland Mitchell
Jesse Moore
Hilliar Herman Moon
James Bryant Meek
Claude Daniel Motley
James Willis Motley
Joseph Chas Robinson
Jas. Floyd Robinson
VIM. Chester Standridge
Walter /. Smith.
Paul Thomas Strickland
w. Roy Shelverton
Vincent Douglas Scott
Jno. Dilmas Shelton
Geo. Scott Thompson
Toulmine Veal
William 1. Walker
w. Horace Wise
W. Joseph Walker
Fred Edw. Wessinger
Earl w. Westmoreland
Henry Grady Winters
W. Ethridge White
Jessie Coleman Scott
(COLORED)
Richard Calvin Brown
Monroe d. Brown, Jr.
Clarences Barnes
Henry Cross
Olan Farris
Ben Fuller
Roy Samuel Harris
w. Robert Mather
Homer James Mathes
Gus Towns
Arthur Williams
Duffy Howard Cantrell, Jr.
RED ROCK DISTRICT
(WHITE)
Albert Adair
Wilbur Reid Abbott
Melvil Battle
Morris Lenton Brooks
Geo. D. Cantrell
Tom Reid Day
Andia Kiah freeman
RObt. Newell Gasaway
Paul E. Hadaway
Oscar Hall
Irwin B. Hadaway
Otis Chas. Kemp
Virgil N. Land
Robt. L. Osborn
Clarance Will Pitner
Iva Allen Rakestraw
Harvey E. Reid
Emmett T. Reid
C. E. Rogers
David Monroe Ruff
Walter Sargent
Walter T. Spragins
Chas. Butler Spraberry
Oliver Newton Scott
Willie Turner
John Russell Tedder
Tho. Pierce Terry
Jno, Williams Taylor
William Luther Waites
(COLORED.)
Jack Alexander
Hubert Christian
Hugh Daniel
Fred Douglas Daniel
Henry Florence
Lucious Lee Holland
Eddie Lester
Willie Robt. Mccarthy
George Sullivan
James Slaton
John Tanner
Freeman Travitt
FULLER'S DISTRICT
(WHITE)
W. j. Ayers
Cleveland Adams
H. A. Arrowood
H. G. Bryson
S. L. Blackwell
V. L. Bowles
G. M. Black
R. G.. Black
David Bryson
H. L. Barfield
W. B. Bowles
Albert Conn
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Stewart, w. owen
Stokes, G. Lester
Smith, Julius HI.
Tippen, Roy S.
Taylor, Wesley
Trip, Richard Head
Tanner, William G,
Williams, l.. Hoyt
West, John Pierce
West, James R.
Westbrooks, Robert Jesse
VIM, Leon A.
Williams, Herbert Daniel
Westbrooks, Glenn
Williams, Carl E.
Woodall, Eugene McKaty
Wigley, Ralph V.
Ward, Cliff
Westbrooks, r. D.
ACWORTH DISTRICT
ISL G. M. NEGRO
Adams, John
Burlington, Henry F.
Burlington, Clemens
Barnett, Ed. -
Baker, Ernest
Blalock, George w.
Burlington, Elisha
Brown, Ulysses
Burlington, Leehoil
Burlington, John L.
Blalock, Lewis
Castle, Charlie
Davis, Henry Franklin.
Doss, Joe
Davis, John S.
Guthrie, Lucious
Griffin, Jesse
Gregg, Charlie Howard
Griffin, Walter
Griffin, Jasper A.
Gregg, Julius
Gregory, Clifford William
Gragg, Burt
Goff, Lewis
Holland, Benjamin
HentOn, Elder
Harden, Alexander
Henson, George Decie
Holland, Allen
Jones, Ernest T.
Kellogg, Cicero
Kemp, Marcus
Knox, James
Lester, James Willie
Marchman, Berry
Marchman, Cornelius
Marchman, Ed.
Moore, Mac.
Moore, William Grant
Marchman, Babe
Mcconnell, Linton
Mcclure, Charley M.
Mcconnell, John
McAfee, Willie
McAfee, Charley
Mcclure, Walter
Nichols, Willie
Paden John Bolton
Ross, Charley
Ross, James
Summerhour, Sherman
Strickland, Orange
Summerhour, Carl
Summerhour, Oliver
Wise, Sim.
Wise, Tillman
Wines, Henry.
Young, Lemmie Charley
Myers. Jim
POWDER SPRINGS DIST.
George B. Mckinney
c. F. Walton,
w. o. Pitts,
Jessie F. Lovingood,
H. G. McTyre,
Will Woodall,
Floyd Davis
Calvin Edwards
Branham w. Jones
NJ. ]. Florence,
B. L. Vaughn,
H. G. Standridge
J. w. Strickland,
Walter Turner,
H. G. Davis,
w. G. Estes,
o. C. Lowe,
w. w. Bell,
j. L. Hardy,
George w. Haynie,
Burrel Elsberry,
G. B. Shutley.
B. 2. Hill,
F. p. Lindley.
H. G. Stndridge,
Jessie Daniel Hill,
M. C. Mann,
H, C. McTyre,
M. S. DuPree,
H. G. Nestlehutt,
w. R. Tapp,
T. l.. Kimbrell,
S. j. Adams,
w. A. fairfield,
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Morris, John
Morris, R. L.
MCGEE, B. F.
Purcell, J. M.
Queen, D. C.
Queen, T. G.
Rocks, M. ].
Stroud, Fl. H.
Wade, L. G.
Wallace, j. A.
Wallace, w. W.
White, H. D.
(COLORED)
Anderson, Forrest
Arnold, Poss
Glenn, A. C.
Felker, w. C.
King, Otis
Motley, Otis
Porter, Frank
Robinson, T. j.
Sterling, j. H.
Whitaker, Win
Wilson, w. M.
Wyatt, Alvin
Wyatt, Eddie.
KENNESAW DISTRICT.
(WHITE.)
Adair, G.. E.
Adair, Perry C.
Austin, C. B.
Austin, R. P.
Baker, H. j.
Baker, J. B.
Baldwin, R. A.
Barrett, F. w.
Blackwell, Aaron
Bozeman, Harry L.
Bramlett, G. L.
Brinkley, F. Phillip
Brinkley, H. Alex
Brock, G. w.
Brock, Henry
Brock, Melvin Alonzo
Brown, Fred
Brown, Henry
Burt, Frank
eagle, Clifford Eugene
Cantrell, Albert Dan
Chalker, Herbert L.
Chalker, Luther C.
Cooley, M. A.
Cox, G. S.
Cox, R. M.
Cox, Walter Newton
Dawes, Conrad
Eller, Jessie A.
Ellison, B. D.
Ellison, G. S.
Ellison, Lee
Elrod, Albert
Elrod, Custom
Elrod, John
Flynn, Henry
Flynn, w. F.
Foster, T. Gerdin
Frasure, Henry
Frey, Elmer
Gatlin, Roy A.
Grant, John
Gresham, James Frank
Griffin, Len Q.
Griggs, j. A.
Guess, Charlie
Hilderbrand, Jesse D.
Hilderbrand, j. Frederick
Hildebrand, r. Nathan
Hill, Orlando A.
Hope, James A.
Higgins, Bert
Johnson, E. L.
Jordon, Travis
Lacy, E. D.
Leonard, Charles Otis
Lewis, T. C.
Lewis, Frank Lamar
Lovingood, C. A.
Martin, Harrison
Matthews, J. d.
McAfee, Willie D.
Mcclure, ]. C.
McCollum, ]. Eugene
McCollum, j. w.
McCollum, w. C.
McCray, Jessie
McCray, Willis Carl
McCurley, Lee
McRea, C. E.
McRea, Gordon Malvey
McRea, Walter Preston
Osborne, r. j.
Parker, Clinton
Poor, Walter P.
Power, Ferber Fields
Price, Charlie
Price, w. C.
Pyron, Ralph
PyrOn, Steve J.
Reece, Anton
Reagan, Robert Anderson
Roberts, j. w.
Rogers, Paul
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-08

49, ' 4AuASuL
Quitman L. Knight
William M. Keheley
Jim Null
B. V. Newton
Edward Neese
E. A. Owenby
Albert Phillips
Oscar Peek
Talmadge Pannell
Harve J. Queen
Riley Queen
Andrew j. Rich
Willis L. Roberts
Jos. P. Raines
Grady F. Rogers
Henry G. Roberts
Arthur Rogers
W. c. Rogers
Homer r. Rich
Raymond Rakestraw
billiard H. Smith
j. T. Stell
j. E. Shaw
Virgil E. Stephens
Leonard Smith
P. C. Shaw
Cash Sims
Ross Sims
c. C. Steinhour
Stephen G. Taylor
Jno. H. Turner
T. ]. Turner
Will Thompson
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08
The Heart o, a friend.

There is golden binding chain thai
links the hearts Of friends. This chair
is mystic welded by the Masters hand
1t is sometimes as fragile as ross
leaves, sometimes as strong as steel
sometimes as frivolous as laughter
sometimes as solemn as prayers; sure
as the return OF seasons, constant al
the drift of the stnvs. Distance moi
time, silence nor waiting, nor the choice
of circumstances can tarnish the chain
made bright by some happy hours OF
close companlonship. Nothing car
make us forget the sweet comfort Of .
friend.--Ada NJ. KassiIner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

200 acres smooth upland near Amber.
Four room house. 100 acres in cult
vation, balance meadow and good pas
ture. Has loan of $4,000 due in four
years at per cent Immediate pos
session If sold by the 18th. Price
$500; $3.50 cash; balance on easy
terms.
so acres Of fine Bitter creek bottom.
Good five room frame house; barn and
out buildings 20 acres in alfalfa;
fenced hog tight Possession If sold
this week. Price $4,000,
160 acres smooth Washita bottom
land; located one mile from Alex.
Good improvements. This is one of
the best quarter sections in Grady
county. Price SS5 per acre.
CITY PROPERTY
Five room modern house we'll locat-
ed on Sixth street, near Carnegie IL
brary. Lot 5Oxl65 feet, east front.
Price $17OO; $3.50 cash and s25 per
month.
Six room modern home, fine location