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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-19
IF YOUR CHILD is CROSS,
FEvERIsH, CoNsT1PAGD
Look Mother! If tongue is Goa
cleanse little bowels with "O@'
fornia Syrup Of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after gip
california Syrup of Figs" Deca TASTE,
a few hours all the clogged-up "ontlJ
sour bile and fermenting 1000 have
moves out of the bowels, m you
a well, playful child again. wod 10
Sick children needn't be coaHtre
take this harmless fruit laAa he
Millions of mothers keep it nanu' the
cause they know its action Orompt
stomach, liver and bowels IS p'"~
and sure. oon+ bot
Askyou druggist for a 5O-cen shict
tie OF @California Syrup of Figs, ,tI5rsp
contains directions for babies
OF All ages and for groWn-uPS:
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-19
Insomnia.


Indigestion nearly always disturbes
the sleep more or less and is often
the cause of insomnia. Eat a light
supper with little if any meat, and no
milk; also take one of Chamberlain's
Tablets Immediately after supper, and
see if you do not rest much better.
Obstinate everywhere.-ady.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-19

Joint service of all Red Men in VII
mington have been rendered to Mayor
Moore and the city counciL in the
event sympathizers of the Imperial
German government start activities in
that city.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-19

The area devoted to the cultivation
Of tobacco in the United States in 1915
was 1,36S, 400 acres. The production
of tobacco was 1,06O,5S7, 900 pounds,
and the farm value On December /,
1915. SOC. O41, 900.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-19
Safe Medicine for Chndren.

"Is 1t safer is tie Krst question to
be considered when buying cough
medicine for children. Chamberalin's
Remedy has long been a favorite
with mothers of young children as it
contains no opium or other nacotic,
and may be given to a child as conf
IDENTIFY as to an adult. 1t is pleasant
to take, too, which is of great import
ance when a medicine must be given
to a childfnm 23456 --6--6 --66 6555
toyoung children. This remedy is
most ~effectual in relieving coughs
colds and Group. Obtainable every
where-adV.
Spencer, Mack, 1 lot, 1876 1892
Mcintosh, Lucy, 1 lot, 1916 800
Walker, Ida, 1 lot. 1916--- 1862
This amount past due with interest
to be added since due.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-19
TAX NOTICE SALE.

Bv virtue of the power and authority
conferred upon me IS Tax Collector Of
thu CITY of Hendersonville, I will sell
the .following property to satisfy the
DELINQUENT taxes due thereon the first
dav Of May. 1917 at the court house
door between the hours Of 10 a. m. and
stoned CIV. BROOKS
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-19

MILK SHOPPERS, the kind that pull
at Hendersonville Hardware Corn
nenv 4-18-3tc
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
FfDERALS TO
 FORE TONIGHT
Ennis Aggregation Will Tackle Ho- ben's Collection of Bright
 Lights

Plenty of pep on tap at Federal park at seven o'clock this evening when Commissioner Frank Ennis team of wizards will tie into Hoben's wonders.
 Ennis has organized a combination known as the "Federals," which he says will certainly show strong against anything ever gathered in these parts and he doesn't bar Sew ards best.
 Poehlman catching; Lucas, Manthy and Linn, box artists; Haasch at first sack; Jack Finnegan on second; Tom Finnegan at short; Al Taylor on third; Reed in left field; Waller in center, and Lucas, Manthy or Linn alternat- ing in right filed, will probably be the lineup.
 Hoben will depend on Hemenway and Chamberlain for the artillery work, with Campbell on first, Mac Guire at second, Beem short and Coughlin at third. He has not an nounced his outfeld but has Alex Me Donald, Cotter, Doc Anderson, Large, and sevral others in training.
 Special practice is being held this afternoon by some who don't propose to have any moss on their wings this evening when the fans will have their first good glimpse at the Seward play CTS in action since the trip to Cordova.
 Seven o'clock sharp at Fedreal Park.
 Be there.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

"Tuby" MacGuire, who will work around the second base for Hoben's team, can certainly cover the ground for fat man.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

After the meeting of the Territorial Board of Dental Examiners held in Ju- neau, July 9-14, Dr. O. J. Heating sail ed for Seattle for a short visit. Dur ing his absence Dr. A. w. Roberts will have charge of his dental office.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Edward Boyle, son of the late Col. Boyle, came from Cordova on the Northwestern to attend the funeral of his father.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
FAN FOOD

When old Dad Manthy unlimbers that right wing of his tonight, Ho- ben's best batsmen will begin to worry.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Mrs. J. A. Stewart and chuldren re- turned on the Northwestern from a visit with friends and relatives in Can ada.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

It's curtains if Reed Willow happens to connect with Chamberlain's speed.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

According to LIOyds, the German commercial fleet before the war com prised 2,119 steamers of 4,743,000 gross and 2,S77,S77 net tonnage, and BOP sailing ships, of 339,O15 tons. Germany has built since the war, or has under construction, approximately 1,577,000 tons.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Now, what if Ennis has the right dope and with the aid of Lucas slow ones, trims this Hoben aggregation? Then, what?
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

A tip for the players-seven o'clock doesn't mean fifteen minutes to eight o'clock. Don't keep the crowd wait ing.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

"Crab" Beem, the rangey chap who ambIes around short, certainly worried that Cordova aggregation. He talked hem out of as many hits as he spoiled by fielding.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Taking it all told we have some col lege stars in our midst. There's Joe Campbell, who played with the Univer- sity of Columbia three years; Hemen- way, who played two years with the University of Washington; Beem and Chamberlain, who have appeared on the same institutions diamond; Lucas, from Arkansas "U," and the Finne- gans from Gonzaga, and others. Then there is the sand lot crowd, led by Sandy" Cotter of fairbanks fame.
 Should Ennis Federals show strong against the city aggregation tonight, it is rumored that R. J. Weir will undertake to unpack few players re- gently discovered on the Commission staff and try whack at Hoben. Weir has a good warm weather whip and if the wind and the sun will just hold, even for few days, he may be coaxed into the box again one of these days, and then, lookout! Down on the Yavapi desrt in 1902 he pitched a game in which he never let a man get to first.
 
 Fat Fresh Herring at s. Fish Go.
 
 Mining location blanks at the Gate way.
 
 Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
 Watch our ads at the "Niovie" house. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Meet me at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20
FISH PRICES

Prices at noon, July 20, at Seattle, as reported by the Blu reau of Fisheries, are: Haibut, 14c.
 Sable Fish, 4c.
 Red Snapper, SC.
 Pickled Sable Fish, SIS per bbl.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Oyster cocktails at The Branch. Andy's Express, phone Madison 143. City Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Maine 122. Andy's Express, phone Madison 149.
 ----- We carry Symphony Lawn Station cry. Seward Drug Company. Waterfll & Frazier whiskey at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Watch our ads at the "Nfovie" house. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Mining location blanks at the Gate way.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Fat Fresh Herring at S. Fish Go.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-20

Then there is the sand lot crowd, led by Sandy" Cotter of fairbanks fame.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-25
Italy Well To Fore i'm Aviation Now

New York, July 1S.-Almost all the
airplanes used by Italy at the front
have been manufactured out of raw
States. Mai. IL. Pcrfelti of the Italian
royal flying corps told the Automobile
Club of America in an address tonight.
Italy, he said, now has 10000 aero
nautical workers; has created the
fastest airplancs in the world. with
a speed of 1S9 miles an hour; the
fastest sCaplanc with a speed of 112
miles an hour, and the largest air
planes, a 900 h"rse power machine ca
pable OF carrying three tons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-25

| N1ayeSVile.
27O-2S17-Ellerson Joe, Sumter.
271-2740-Murray Bradley, Sum
ter.
| 272-9S1-Eddie Butter, Sumter.
! 273-1S4S-Osker Dickey, Shiloh.
| 74-2662-DOnald Pack, Sumter.
| 275-157O-Cornelius M. Ryan
Wedgefield.
27G-2SS4-Willie j. Reed, Sumter
| 277-2S85-Frank Richardson
Brogdon.
27S--1S17-William Wright, Glare.
mont.
| 279-2577-James HASTE, Sumter.
2SO-77O-H. p. Moses, Sumter.
| 2S1-SS2-J. w. Thomas, Sumter.
| S2-2O7S-HamiltOn Corbett
Mayesville.
2S3-677-Jesse Il. Hawkins, Sum
ter.
2S4-2119-sterney Jacob, Mayes-
ville
2S5-236O-Jesse Huggins, Dalzell
2S6--749-Jake Naples, Sumter.
2S7-22G9-Robert Bradshaw
Providence.
2SS-2G92-Hazel Holiday, Tindal
2S9-275S-Lucius o. Brunson,
Sumter.
29O-1S6S-William Gardner, Shi
loh.
291-15O9-William Green, Wedge
field.
292-1211-G. f. Weaver, Sumter.
293--525-S. II. Bostick Sumter.
294-1417-Samuel Hodge, Oswego
295-1574-W. ID. Ryan, WedgefieId
296-2O34-Warren Wilson, Atkins.
297-2 w. Scott, Dal-
zell
29S-3OS7-John Porter, Rembert.
299-76O-Centry Mitchell, Sum-
ter.
30O-1S3-H. b. Brinkley, Sumter.
SO1-56-William Holmes, Jr.,
Sumter.
3O2-2595-Archie T. Hudson, Tin
dal.
303-1276-D. l.. Jefferson, Oswe-
go.
3O4-1791-Calvin Sumter, Wedge
field.
3O5-1956--J. j. McElveen, Lynch
burg.
3O6-792-Jimmie Murray, Sumter,
3O7-212S-Sandegs johnson.
Mayesvlle.
3OS-3059-Joe Moore, Rembert.
3O9-5-Marvin Arthur, Sumter.
31O-35O-Rowland A. McCallum
Sumter. .,nq,
311-15SO - Edward Singleton,
WedgeGt,ld. ~ aaa. ce-,
s12-54--A. T. Haynsworth, SUM
ter. ''i
313-269S-Jesse Servent, Sumter.
314-2365-David Jackson, Dalzell.
315-2615-Enoch Johnson, Sum-
ter.
316-S7O-Wilson Stuckey, Sumter.
notwithstanding Kendrick, Jr.,
Claremont.
3lS-549-T. II. Brown, Sumter.
319-1132-Fred Oliver, Sumter.
32O-44O-E. e. Scale, Sumter.
321-14S5-Henry Davis, Wedge
field.
322-1674-James Gather, Jr., Sum
ter.
323-741-A. F.. Lipsey, Sumter.
324-1O54-J. f.. Harden, Sumter.
325-2336-JOe Grant, Providence.
326-1275-Herman Isaac, Oswego
327-2316-Warren English, Dal-
zell.
S2S-316O-Leland p. Emanuel
Borden.
329-2225-H. w. White, Mayes.
vile.
33O-711-Wiley Jennings, Sumter
31-1022-Robert Dunham, SUM
ter.
332-S41-W. b. Sampson, Sumter
333-638-Ivey Elps, Sumter.
| 34-2795--Richard b. Gordon
Sumter.
335-2454-AmOs Washington, Dal-
zell.
| 33G-1O33-C. n. Foster, Sumter.
| 337-G23-Joe Dnkins, Sumter.
| 33S-2G9-Harry Hardy, Sumter.
| 339-GS5-Charlie Holiday, Sum.
ter.
| 34O--305O-Frank Logan, Jr., Bor-
den.
341-1141-TatOm Pierce, Sumter
| 1314-Sampson Slater, Oswe.
go.
| 434-1O1G-Peter Dicks Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-25

457-773-Rees Muldrow, Sumter.
45S-GOS-John David. Sumter.
459-406-Cuttino S. Powell,
Sumter. .Ey 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brogdon,
Sumter. ~. Il
4G1-319-W. Fl. Jones, Sumter.
462-1730-David Moore, Horatio.
4G3-25-J. p. Butler, Sumter.
4G4-392-H. s. Parrish, Sumter.
G5-2OS1-James Mob. Dabbs,
Mayesville.
46G-22S1-Kelly Wilson. Mayes-
Vile.
67-SS9-liarry Vaughn, Sumter.
6S-3S3-Samuel Nelson, Sumter.
4G9-116G-Mike Richardson, Sums
ter.
47O-17l2-John Keith, Sumter.
471-2lS6-Henson Prince, Mayes-
Vile.
472-5SS-Adam l.. Cooper Sumter
473-3099-David Robertson, REM
bert.
474-2591-Bradwell Holiday, Sum-
ter.
475-S56-C. r. Singleton, Sumter.
476-7O5-W. b. James, Sumter.
477-1346-Joe Fulward. Wedge
field
47S-2S35-Stephen Lewis, Sumter.
79-2263-Simon Boyd, Providence
MISUNDERSTANDING NJ. Benjamin.
Shiloh.
4S1-2o5l-Robert Benjamin.
Mayesville.
S2-1957-Namon McEIveen,
Lynchburg.
4s3-a1o7-Joseph Sanders. Ha-
good.
4S4-576--Thomas Clarkscn, Sum-
ter.
4S5-2O23-Thomas Wells, Shiloh.
4S6-2566-Lee Geddings, TindaI.
S7-2922-James H. Warren,
Mayesville.
SS-944-Eugene Barno, Sumter.
4S9-1S66-Tom Gamble, Shiloh.
49O-2937-Eary, Wright, Sumter.
91-1SOS-Charles williams, Ho.
ratio.
492-194S-Irvin Muldrow, Lynch-
burg.
49S-1677--L. M. Gibson, Clare
mont.
94-2941-Tommy Allen, Hagood.
O6-Thessalonia Smith.
496-122-Afred Scarborough,
Sumter.
497-17SS-Henry Smith, Sumter.
9S-642-Wallace Epps, Sumter.
499-939-J. e. Andrews, Sumter.
500-1639-Pinckney Chambers.
Sumter. E,'
5o1-222-Roy w. Crouser, Sums
ter Ii
502-2364-Alston Jackson, Sumter.
03-1715-Philip Kendrick, Clare
mont.
504-906-John q. Wingate, Sumter
5O5-1SS7-B. w. Brewer. Pine
wood.
5o6-2226-Marion White, Mayes-
vile.
5O7-7OO-Jim James, Sumter.
5OS-125O-John r. Brown, Os-
wego.
IT,
510-2406-James Muldrow, Dali
zell.
511-297-Harrison Isaacs, Sumter.
512-S21-Ernest A. Keels, Sumter
51S-736-Henry King, Sumter.
514-2994-Riley, Dinkins, REM
bert. -
515-162S-Charlye Bradley, State
burg.
516-2G 41-Willie James, Sumter.
517-3043-Martin Kendrick, REM
bert.
51S-2s53-Lahouse III. McFad-
den, Sumter.
519-7O7-Ancrum Jenkins, Sumter
52O-2559-Tucker Carey, Sumter.
521-3025-Wyatt Hunter, Rem
bert.
522-1425-Perry Peterson, Oswe-
go.
523-1002-A. A. Crner, Sumter.
524-29S7-Sam Dennis, Rembert.
525-1151-Solomon Pringle, Sum-
ter.
526-1lO1--Tillman Massey, Sumter
527-36S-Matthew Mickens, Sum-
ter.
52S-974-J. A. Brunson, Sumter.
259-1 Hunter,
Sumter.
53O-320-JuniuS i Inrdan Sum-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-25

3G6-353-Joseph A. Mcclure, sum
ter.
367-97O-Tillman Brown, Sumter.
3GS-G37-F. X. Ellis, Sumter.
9-1G75-Randolph Gayle, Sum
ter.
37O-2S7O-Adam Perry, Jr., Brog-
don.
371-2O2l-Clash White, Lynch
burg.
372-S6O-W. J. Singleton. Sumter.
373-1657-Handy Davis, Horatio.
374--2O55-H. b. Boyce, Mayes-
vile.
375-1217-Johnnie Wheeler. Sum-
ter.
| 376-571-Fred China, Sumter.
377-1S73-Ervine Goodman, Shi-
loh.
37S-4SS-Laurey Wilson, Sumter.
| 379-1543-Henry Milligan, Sumter
3SO-21O2 - Willard Fulwood,
Mayesville
3SO-2955-Thomas Boyd, REM
bert
| 3S2-7O4-Peter James, Sumter.
3S3-72-E. c. Josey, Sumter.
3S4-1053-P. S. Haley, Sumter.
3S5-1S9G-Marion Harry, Lynch
burg.
3S6-17O9-Silas Jolley, Dalzeu.
3S7-356-Jmmie McElveen, Sum-
ter.
3SS-112-Jerry Rembert, Sumter.
3S9-1O67-Charlie Jacobs, Sumter.
Observation-Disclosures Holland, Tin
dal
391-3O77-Geo orge Osborne. Ha-
good.
392-2OS2-John Dantzler, Mayes
vile.
393-2116-Jelferson Isaac, Mayes-
vile.
394-12S--B. L.. Spann, Sumter.
395-2O12-J. c. Tomlinson, Lynch
burg.
396-679-A. l.. Hayward, Sumter.
97-3O96-Henderson REYNOLDS.
Hagood
39S-29S9--Abraham Dinkins.
Rembert.
399-9OO-A. c. Wells, Sumter.
4OO-19S1-Mason Nelson Shiloh.
4O1-1617-Sam Ballard, Sumter.
4O2-23O3-V. r. Dinkins, Sumter.
4O3-362-J. III. Mcknight, Sumter.
4O4-2421-Richard Oxendine. Jr..
Dalzell. .'.
4O5-12S7-Henry Montgomery, Os-
wego.
406-3OO6-Tom Ferguson, Boykin
4O7-2495-Brooks Bowman, Sum-
4os-2f3s--Charlie Singleton. Dali
zell.
4Os-1765-Harry Robertson, Hora-
ito.
41O-6-C. l.. Baker, Sumter.
411-2796-DuRant Gordon, Sum-
ter.
412-2167-Walter McFadden,
Mayesville.
413-327-F. NJ. Kortjohn. Sumter.
414-310S-Walter j. Sanders, Ha.
good.
415-2653-Joseph b. Mcleod, Tin
dal.
416-2765-Austin Clarkson, Sum-
ter.
| 417-664-R. l.. CAN'T, Sumter.
| 41S-93-R. f. Monaghan, Sumter.
419-144S-Samuel Wheeler, Provi-
dence
| 42O-1722-James Lewis, Sumter.
421-957-A. j. Bradford, Sumter.
422-1557-Ernest Ramsey, Wedge
field.
423-2S33-Stephen Lewis, Sumter.
424-1744-Nathaniel Parker, Dal-
zell.
425--1112-Richard Myers, sum-
ter.
426-24G2-Philip White Sumter,
427-2516-David j. Cain, Sumter
| 42S-345-Francs Martin, Sumter.
! 429-3O91-Tillman b. Ray, Hagood
| 43O-1595-Jib Weathers, Wedge
field.
431-21S4-David Pronce, Mayes-
vile.
| 432-1355-Fritz Ladson, Wedge
field.
433-103-John A. Owen. Sumter.
434-2196-George Kicks, Mayes-
Vile.
| 33-2752-RObert Brown, Mayes-
vile.
i35-15S5-Moses Snow, Wedgefield
436-1912-Pleasant Jollie, Lynch
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72-600--Jeremiah CrOssOn, Sum-


7s-507-Waiters Anderson. Sum
ter.
79-3O9-J. c. Jervey. Sumter.
S0--4S7-B. +. Scott. Sumter.
S1-2967-James Brown, Rembert.
S2-1324-Elias White. Oswego.
S3-604-I. ID. Davis, Jr., Sumter.
S4-43-J. II. DuRant. Jr.. Sumter.
S5-21s1-John Peterson. Mayes-
willie.
S6-1763-George Rivers. Horatio.
S7-154s-John Mcbride. Wedge
field.
ss-1264-G. Heriott, Oswego.
S9-1O6G-P. A. Jackson, Sumter.
90-924-Collie Woods. Sumter.
91-2455-Cteveiand Washington.
Dalzell.
s2-2501--oliver S. Broadway, Tin
dal.
93-42O-Aaron Richardson, Sum
ter.
94-1014-E. DeSaussure, Sumter.
s5-1177-Eugene Seal. Sumter.
96-514-John Barton, Sumter.
S7-2374-Gainey Jenunings, Dali
zell.
9S-433-Edward Sanders, Sum-
ter.
: s9--1S29--John Woods Oswego.
100-2s45-William Archer, Ha-
good.
101-10-R. w. Boykin. Sumter.
102-2725-George L. Wilson, Sum
ter.
103--27S3-Amos Ford. Brogdon.
104-2756-Fletcher Thomas Brun-
son. Sumter.
1o6-2s9s-Hodge Dinkins. Rem
bert.
lO6-1045-P. F. Grist. Sumter.
1O7-1031-N. c. Forbes. Sumter.
1Os-1705-Wesley James. Wedge.
field. fl
l0S-3149-Hammey Williams, Ha-
good
11O-1331-D. Young, Oswego.
111-1685-Oscar Green. Dalzell.
112-4S7-John Wilson, Sumter.
113-12s2-Robert Mack. Mayes-
Vile.
114-309O--G. Presley. Rembert.
1l5-1323-Alfred White, Oswego.
i16-ls47-Lenward Dickey. shi-
loh. 4, ..
117-797-R. III. Nelson. Sumter.
11S-14O-E. +. White. Sumter. .
119-26ss-James c. Ingram. Tin
ial. t3 hr
lso-16sS-Hampton Kelley.
i121-ls22-Curshaw Kirby. Shiloh.
122-2s62--wesley Bennett. Rem
bert.
12s--172s-William Moore, Clare
mont.
124-2sOs-Butler Hugins. Sumter.
125--177s-Nelson Singleton, Dali
sell.
12s-1236-Augustus williams,
Sumter.
127-2247-Allen Anderson, Dalzell.
12s-2o11-G. f. Tomlinson,
129-432-Barnwell Sanders, Jr.,
13O--2719-Sam Wells. Jr, Tindal.
131-3053-C. A. Mack, Rembert.
132-2Ss2-Thomas Brooks. REM
bert.
133-1S-A. X. Brunson, Sumter.
134-652-Richard Fleming, Sum-
ter.
1S5-s27--Atlas Wright. Sumter.
136-2S6S-William Wade Pace.
1s7-l4s4-David Davis. Wedge
field.
13S-739-J. ID. Lennon, Sumter
139-1751-Candy Pringle, Horatio
ifo--6Ol--Jacob Dargan, Sumter.
14l-3O24-Sam Hunter. Rembert.
142-1S22-Bernie Watts. Maye3-
vile.
143-1146-Eugene Plowden, sum
ter.
144-11O3--W. r. Myer. Sumter.
14b-23l9-Ed Frazer. Dalzell.
146-1395.Alston Cook, OswegO.
147-2479-Leo Anderson, sumter.
l4S-6O6--Robert Davis, Sumter.
l49-1S2-R. C.. Bradham, Sumter.
l5O-1771-Eli'ah Sanders. Dalzell.
151-513-W. Nj. Barfield, Sumter.
162-46-Mack Ellerbe, Sumter.
l63-1O2O-Amos Drakeward, SUN
ter.
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172-1S1S-Jesse Anderson, Lynch

| WcuScIlelO.
175-2939-Wiliam j. Yates. Brog
don.
| 176-721-George Jones. Sumter.
177-3O64-Billy Murphy. Hagood
178-1419-Nathan James, Oswego
| 179-239O-J. M. Lyde, Sumter.
| 1SO-1549-Maudley Mccoy Sum
ter.
1S1-1476-William Byrd, Wedge
field 49,.
1S2-2S0-J. ID. Hicks, Sumter.
1S3-2322-Sam Gadsden, Sumter
1S4-1292-McLeod Moore, Oswego
1S5-273O-Carol Wright, Tindal.
1S6-972--B. A. Brunson, Sumter.
1S7-757-J. M. Middleton, Sumter
Naturalization Brown, Sumter.
1S9-S68-S. f. Stoudenmire, Sum
ter
19O-2230-James Wilson, Mayes
vile.
191-2456-Richards Washington
Dalzell.
192-332-W. B. Levy, Sumter.
193-209O-R. II. DuBose, Mayes
vile.
194-379-MariOn Myers. Sumter.
195-1560-Richard Reese. Wedge.
field.
196-542-Dewey Brock, Sumter
197-2107-Sam Green. Mayes.
vile.
198-194-JOseph Bruner, Sumter.
1S9-S74-Lewis Sumter. Sumter.
2OO-552-G. Mel. Bryant, Sumter
201-2665-Calvin Pearson, Tindal
Observation-Disclosures Williams
Hagood. Y
2O3-13OO-Alex Newbe erry. Oswego
2O4-2124-Ivory Johnson. Mayes-
vile.
2o5-1s72-wesley Gardner, Ho.
ratio. Sa
2O6-1SS7-James Graham, Olanta
Observation-Disclosures Smoot, Tin
dal.
2OS 29S-C. A. Isaacs. Sumter.
209-243S-Raymon Summons
Dalzell.
210-2850-Thomas H. Mcdonald
Sumter. sei
211-3O73-J. Il. McManus. Boykin.
2l2-675-David Harris, SUMTER.
21ST3015-Lawrenc Hickman
Hagood.
2i4-'21S2-Lucius f. Keels, Mayes-
villeo ia6
216-1769-Benjamin Sanders. Dal-
zell. 49,
216--1294-Mack McColly. Mayes-
vile. q9s 09s
217--114S-JuniusP Plowden, sumter
2lS-1s47--virgil p. CoSbettf I8o-
ratio @ fet#
2l9-255s-Charles Gary. Sumter.
220-1354-Joe James Pinewood.
231-1906-Peter James. Shiloh.
222-2O17-J. Nj. Truluck, Olanta.
observation-disclosures Michau, Dal-
Zell. ~
224-343--C. A. Madden, Sumter.
Decentralization s. Thomas
Lynchburg. 'r
22s-24l4-Rage McDuggy, Dalaell
Observation-Disclosures Atkinson
Claremont.
22S-2100-Hammie Fulwood
Mayesville.
DECENTRALIZATION Cantey, Sumter.
23O-2467-James Willis, Dalzell
231-726-Willie Jones, Sumter.
232-15-William Brand, Sumter.
233-9O5-Dave Winn, Jr., Sum.
ter.
2S4-9SS-samuel w. wingate
Sumter.
235-3O09-Calep Glover, Borden.
2SG-2331-Sam Goodman, Dalzell
237-1531-Jackson Jones, Wedge
field.
23S-2S61-James G. Newman
Sumter
239-3O79-Mike Osborn, Hagood.
2lo-2915-Ashly l.. Tisdale, Sum
ter.
241-22O9-Alonzo Stuckey. Mayes
Vile.
242-12SS-Willie Montgomery
Oswego.
243--452-Scipio Singleton, Sumter
244-355-Mose McCanieless, Sum
ter
245-1S43-Silas Davis, Lynchburg
246-53O-C. A. Bradford, Sumter
247-SO9-S. Nj. Pinckney, Sumter
2fS-2579-Adam HaynswOrth, Jr.
Sumter.
2i9-1114-Lucius McCants, Sum
ter.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-28
Late Train Delays
Packing Inquiry.
Trade Commission M m bcrS
WI Begin Hearing in
Boston To-Day.
IRx Associated Pre.sl


BOSTON, December 27.-Mcmoers of
the Federal Trade Commission investi-
eating tho packing industry arrived
from Washington late to-day on a train
that was delayed eight hours. causing
a postponcmcnt Of the hearing in this
city until tomorrow. The inquiry here
will continue through Saturday.
Francis J. Heney. special counsel for
the commission. announced tonight
that Frederick II. Prince, OF this city.
ono Of the organizers of the Chicago
stock Yards Company, would not be
suhpocnacd to testify. He said that
neither Mr.. Prince nor any other Of the
financial leaders OF the stock yards or
Sanization would be called.
IF any OF these men were subpocnaed
and testified" nc added, ut would mean
an immunity bath for them; that is, il
they testified they could claim i'm
munity under the law from prosecution