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The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-10-18

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2741 Marion H. Tidwell
1902 Newton Charles Whitfield
1887 Henry Johnson*
2S10 John Leonard Rutledge
2121 William Grady Loggins
1416 Jno. Ellison
S82 Jas. Franklin Brown
1859 George Clingham Truelove
522 Charles Herbert Hicks
1861 Edw. Lee Webb
2766 John Tatum
1901 Wm. Clarence Kemp
687 Carl Eugene Handy
GOA Harvey Hoyt Mayes
1870 Milton Napoleon Arlington
1920 Pinkney Woodson Goggins
675 Andrew Emmett Daniel
1855 Charles Harrison Petree
2793 Walter Lee Cochran
250 Thos. Milton Randolph
1891 VIM. M. Brown
1927 William Campbell
2045 H. V. Handy
564 Onslow w. Milan
227 John Rogers
PTS Cicero Lee Herren
800 Robt. Tilton Willingham
2S75 James Larkin Roach
2759 Glenn Rivers Yarbough
1876 Frank Lester Collum
1854 Alfred Loftin Oslin, Jr.
1858 Baker Stevens
LAG Herman Lafayette Reed
1922 Johnnie Dyer Smith
81S Jesse Montgomery Bruce
1889 Jas. Ebert Flynn
1857 JAS. Causey*
1882 Robert Lee Glore
1921 John J. Waldroup
1716 d. C. Moon
I'LL Henry Irving Young
1907 Linton Lee Mabry
1928 Joseph Earl Jameson
2"98 Charlie Richardson
1920 Oliver Greer Norton
1928 Virlin Chance
1852 Jasper /. DuPree
1924 Judson Lafayette Crowder
664 j. Franklin Hicks
1040 Cras. Franklin Baden
653 Green Hillmon Eason*
1876 Geo. Clifton Burtz
1112 Newt Hunter
1887 Jas. Redmond Scaffe
3049 D. w. Jones
633 Noah Johnson
1919 VIM. Crawford
1439 Earl D. Landers
622 Amos Covington
835 Will Grogan*
1884 B. Clarence Moss
833 Harry Ransom Beavers, Jr.
1851 Jos. Wheeler Chafin
312 Jas. G. Mathews
817 Homer Dickerson Kemp
1924 Dock Felix Moss =
IS Floyd Walton Bearden
2769 Horace Charles Johnson
1892 Jim Hunter*
2158 Luther Andrew Brantley
1864 Emory Johnson*
(22cO)
1714 Homer Gruley Jackson
2571 VIM. Mitchell David Smith
"a James Allen Brown
1923 Geo. Washington Cox
1926 John Robert Fair
1850 Cliff Mason Gipson
676 Jos. Robt. Brand
114S Barney McHan West
1887 Vollie Coleman
1884 Lemuel B. Carnes, Sr.
1905 Ray Eugene Scroggs
252 Jos. E. Smith
2S48 Alonzo Simpson Brewer
2444 Raymond McEver
1866 Thos. Alonzo johnson
ITO Henry Harlow Richardson
"a Henry Dobbs*
1909 Luther Patan*
922 Jerry Thos. Mari
2109 Benjamin Franklin Scott
1923 Robt. Simeon Wellborn
1902 Virgil Strong Elliott
1889 Benjamin Franklin Farmer
1882 Benz. H. Whitfield
1851 Shirley Russ Goodwin
1888 William Hendrix Smith
609 Edw. Chalker
2906 Travis Alex. Gam
2146 Robert Silmon*
$3.50 Vivian Leroy Bray
2671 Henry Lee Coleman
3007 Marion B. Robinson
TAB Chas. Austin Eason
671 Henry Lafayette Hyde
445 Jno. Lewis Sanders.
22O3 Eddie Clifford Smith
225 hudson C.. Ward
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3C53 Charlie Lawton Bozeman
1886 Land Dobbs*
245 Babe Burse*
1852 Jos. Barney Casteel
1872 Wade Welburn Bullard
1869 Melvin Watkins
1888 James Arthur Lawrence
1417 Joe Fergueson*
10000
2948 John Robert Brewer
1912 Leo Miller
TT Albert Clifton Mayes
959 Geo. Harry Jackson
1887 Alex. w. Gordon
2402 oliver Aschel Weaver
1875 Jno. O. Kelley
524 Jas. Jno. Coleman*
1899 John Marvin Pitner
1878 Walter Robt. Casteel
294 Jos. Jones Sanders
557 H. Jasper Knox
466 Jas. Towns
COS Hugh Edwin Blair
159 Frank Pierce Rogers, Jr.*
1926 Leonard Thos. Hendon
154 Smiley Price Fincher
sol Paul Maddox
663 VIM. Woody Spinks
2805 David Ellison Grow
1855 Allie Greenberry Danierll
2437 Luther Roscoe Summerour*
2877 Grayson Fred Brown
3017 VIM. Clifton Warren
2938 Jas. Howard Atkins
1852 Jess Norman Harris
1904 Geo. Ellison Crow
1923 Arthur Hollifeld
2114 Albert Lee Alexander
1853 Henry Wager Halleck
112 VIM. Mckinney Mccarthy
1873 Walter Delk*
495 Grover Cleveland Moon
I'LL Charles H. Pitts
435 Herbert Clifford Nell
1908 Charles Homer Stroud
554 Wm., Marvin Dodds, Jr.
1874 Clarence Andrew Tedder
1712 John Henry Fricks
958 Robt. Oscar Black
1855 Jas. Woods
1867 Will lyons
129 Jas. Linton Stephens
2044 j. D. Reynolds
329 Arthur Deward Delk
1927 Chas. E. Stegall
2343 Howard Cicero Dobbs
ATS Ernest B. Richards
2C90 Stocks Hillyer Hall
1179 Robert Lafayette Meadown
2218 Homer Mountain Rogers
1887 Oscar Erik
GAG Jno. Bell Kendrick
908 Will Voyles
127 Geo. Miller Smith
1920 Clarenae Hiram Mandigo
2t93 James Oscar France
100 Harry Newton Dupree
7O3 VIII Evans
1920 David Sulman McTaggart
1928 Will Green
1911 Paul Miller Nichols
2786 Virgil Americas Robinson
2O37 Robert Lester Squires
1862 Cleveland Simmons Smith
2577 Edman Douglas Pucket
2610 James Harvey Pitner
1925 Jesse B. Camp
1914 Louie Curtis Turner
1866 Jas. Sanford Casteel
1899 Luther Rice
984 Clarence Hanon Goodson
2467 James Robert Tanner
All John White
2157 Porter Scott Stephens
2407 Cliff Booth
257S VIM. Ernest Shipp'
1865 Claud Gresham Durham
1876 Marion Eks Pitner
1852 John William Hunter, Jr.
500 Thos. Woodson Adams
583 VIM. Perry Bryan
401 Alex Christian
2643 Lloyd Lee Brooks
2542 Eugene William Ray
1130 Jack Hunter
498' Alec Pitts
1887 Thos F. Burtz
1347 Jas. Thos. Maxwell
2217 William Lewis Dobbs
1871 Sebasteon Cabert Manerd
2245 Edward Roberts
22O7 Theodore Suttles
2570 John Newton Conner
1919 Marion Logan
1884 VIM. Charley Story
2591 James Erwin Carnes
3O7 Edgar Lane Moore
1863 Geo. Monroe Roberts
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-10-18

Pearl Arthur Parsons
les Monte Shaw
423 Leonard Sanford Webb*
$40 George Mobley*
170S James Edward Hopkins
1906 Guy VIM. Tinsley
220 Ernest McGuire*
1922 Delas Elliott*
S019 Jesse Carl Nelson
1870 Ed Evans
2204 Randall Weems
2469 Charles Curtis West
24O3 Gordon Colqutt Crowder
240S Howard FELTON, Chastain
2297 H. T. McConnell*
1886 Ernest Marshall*
S5S Frank Paris Hunter
1898 VIM. Hester Brown
278S Leonard Whites
2695 Miles Charles Crawford*
2108 Fred Edw. Wilkie
301S Jas. Leon Brooks
SIC j. %. Hendrix
2476 Henry Edward Durham
95S Geo. Rufus Satterfeld
212S Lee Brown
24e8 Auber Forest Davenport
1892 Thomas Lee Mitchell
1888 Mark Penn
572 Jorace Newton Boring
1914 Jas. Homer Miller*
2795 Benjamin Hoyt Brinkley
163 Robt. Claud Latimer
(23OO)
TIA Robt. Lee Hinton*
700 Harry Thos. Clarke
1893 Thomas Harchel Crowder
2S13 Olin King Hoffer
1928 Giles Thomas Handy
442 Richard Louie Marchman
1913 Parks Trus Washington
1911 Garnett Mcmillan Hardage
1882 Daniel Ivy Turner
2431 John Thomas Cooper
1910 Jefferson Franklin Hit
1851 Warren Albert Mccoy
1920 Jas. Glenn Lewis
1880 A. Henry Melton
1928 Brinkley Srven Leach
2025 Homer Danforth Blair
1881 Jutson Ponder
1889 George Washington Gunnin
1918 Edward Mobley Legg
503 Frank B. Gallagher
1649 Horace Oliver Mitchell
63 Luther Lemuel Stanfeld
1906 Chas. M. Rutherford
1491 Herman Dennis Beaver
2129 Herbert Marion Motion
1915 Jno. VIM. Allgood
1929 Alonzo Dunn
261 Jas. Lafayette Marshall
951 VIM. A. Caldwell
257 Jno. Perry Southern
2974 Charles Joseph Shelverton
1919 Awtrey Glore
1924 Marshal E. Richardson
319 Esmer Eugene Mayes
1850 Abraham Oglesby* .
1142 John Marshall Baggett
2348 William Luke Hatcher
1887 Isaac Thos. Prayther
1249 Willie Amos Long
366 VIM. w. McCulloch, Jr.
1471 Jas. S. Henry
1867 Jas. Elias Wade
IA Henry Clifton Moor
1870 Jas. S. Pickens
397 Lloyd Sudders*
1908 John Thomas Huggins
1875 Virgil Norris Mabry
1906 Warner Adams Beatty
244 Ed Menefee"
1899 Clarence Talley*
2108 Roy Cook
928 Cap Garrett
215 Geo. Washington Smith
1880 Charlie Hamilton Lindley
1872 Chas. Alvin Alexander
40 Lewis Alfred Washington
2405 Patrick Ellen Chambers
246 Timothy Alex. Paris
1922 William Harvey Grogan
1873 Emory Luther Paris
$50 VIM. C. Hopkins
1872 Thos. Wesley Hagood
SO Geo. Hazlehurst Sessions
2691 Henry Mallery*
578 Edw. Russell Rowland
3038 Eddie Mason
2647 Grover Cleveland Smith
1904 Andrew Jackson Duke
1884 Shepperd Miner
1920 Walter Spurgon Adams
1893 Geo. Arthur Duncan
1881 Nolan Bryan Cruise
1902 Chas. Calhoun McCown
634 VIM. Morris Bishop
1913 Eulis H. Finn
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2140 Office Bascom Clanton
l1573 Thos. 'Wylie Bell
l1753 James Chesley Duncan
2018 Mack Johnson
691 Ulyssus Laborn Gunnin
21G Jno. VIM. Pair
1905 VIM. Mortimer Garrett
1886 VIM. Claud Scots
l1713 Marion Hobson Rice
2043 Erastus Barrett
1852 Robt. Meranda Brown
1914 Lewis Edward Lawler
1895 Robt. B. Loggins
1886 George Clarence Beavers
1921 Grover Allen
1926 Claude Gunnin
670 Tom Davis
377 Paul jackson
2672 VIM. Earnest Buckner
2118 Major Baldwin,
331 Alfred Taylor
1888 VIM. Anderson Wilson
1892 Everett Bulow Garrison
2O47 Calvin Morgan Riley
200l Henry Grady Cantrell
1919 David Luther McRay
1882 Geo. Allen Chapman
2492 James Lmuel RobiAson
839 Robt. Lester Hogg
1874 VIM. Albert Henderson
2156 Paul Keith
I'll Geo. Clifford Hairston
1540 Jos. Alonzo Little
1859 Jno. Malcolm
5000 Charley GLASS;
1867 Elijah Davis
1872 Jno. Henry Mobley*
2059 Omer Lafayette Venable
2442 Thomas Jornegin McLain
1929 BENZ. Henry Valentine, Jr.
1918 Ira Benton Davis
2535 Joe Henton$
965 Jas. Robt. Sisk
83 Thomas Malcolm Croft
2790 Otis Hodge,
1928 Hollis Hill Dunton
2997 Reggie Dewey Clay
1882 Noah Milton Davis
1904 Joseph Luther Rainwater
1883 Ode Turley
1400 *mery Frank Howard
1889 Null Awtrey Murdock
2239 Joseph c. Cook
1892 Homer Franklin Landers
1858 Luther Hasole Fricks
1886 Louis Dosson*
1860 Ambrose T. GlOre
II Judson Clements Worley
3040 VIM. Ernest Coker
1854 Jessie Fay Morris
3006 Claud Thos. Perkerson
1866 Darlington Pink Coleman
1925 Jas. Edw. Lee Jones
1871 Ernest Walter Lawrence
1886 Walter Alonzo Nichols
1857 Milton Flemburg
1104 Alvin Burr
$50 Geo. A. Barrett
345 Lucius Lee T. Flynn
1893 John Gordon Davis
1875 Claude Cleveland Brooks
587 Robt. Lee Heath
1885 Clarence Paul Howard
1928 Herman Eugene Walton
1888 Walter Lewis Jones
1884 John Lester*
III Jessie Williams
1343 Robt. VIM. Coleman
1881 Marshall Allen Tyson
20s4 Andrew Franklin Williams
1856 JAS. Lester Howard
821 Jno. Albert Bishop
2102 Russell Beasley Sorrells
1923 Fred George Hull
966 Alex. Duncan Grant
672 Jas. Cleveland Duchett
21a0 Grover Cleveland Payne
1880 VIM. Aston Goodman
2T41 JnO. FLETCHER Mathis
1882 T. c. Scroggins
1871 VIM. Halbon Edwards
1868 Geo. Washington Boring
2689 Will jones'
1924 Noah Martini
226 Claude Verhine
180 Henry Washington Thompso
(25OO)
1897 Arthur Wesley Scroggins
2516 James Lemon Smith
2270 Henry Lee Watson
1859 Henry Albert Medlin
81 Jno. Zeblin Williams
1919 EThomas Allen Dufford
2470 Joseph Henry Hardy
1855 VIM. Walter Howington
1920 Jno. Augustus Benson
2706 Fred Eugene Cross
2506 Jesse Lyman Burnett
497 Thos. Bratton
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264 Homer Harris
2714 Jos. Alfred Camp
528 Jas. Frank Hicks
1879 Norman Robinson*
368 Robt. Gordon LEROY
934 VIM. Posey Bearden
2588 James Alonzo Chastain
$3.50 Mark A. Goodwin
1923 Geo. Washington Evans
1907 Jno. Reuben Hunneycutt
803 Elmo Johnson*
q % Floyd Pierce Vansant
2458 Grover George Norman
1927 Jno. Anderson McAfee
2678 Logan D. Thomson
1919 Homer Hames%
1927 Charlie Stephens Roberson*
1921 Elishal Sumlin*
337 Leander Carl Medford
2439 Olin Lafayette Swanson
461 Willie McAfee*
2989 Robert Melvin Aiken
1925 Samuel Parks Meek
268 Jas. Marion Prather
1919 Jno. Byron Barfeld
286 Walter S. Mckinney
2035 Rufe Wallace
1904 Herbert Albert Baldwin
2999 Luther Leroy Robinson
661 Jas. Eddie Grower
1918 George Newton Lindsay
938 Egbert Raymond Drake
662 Thos. VIM. Hendrix
66 Milton Smith McLain
73 Lewis Oliver*
2519 Clifford King Carruth
1911 VIM. Marion Thompson
GIT Jno. Fridell
1851 Luther Cosme Ellison
1878 David Pool
1853 Geo. Lester Ctroupe
462 Clyde M. Milton*
L128 James Holcomb*
ATT Paul Burt Owenby
1873 Marion Russell Maddox
Al Norman Malcolm McInnis
(19O0)
1852 Leonard Mcclure
1858 Lawrence Charles Gillon
313 Fred Edw A. Schilling, Jr.
COL Virgil Grady Crowder
1891 Henry Koningsmsrk
393 Coleman LeaveH
8S2 Harvey Lucus Mayes
1865 R. T. Lester*
584 Doris Davis*
,O53 Alex Harris
1913 Omer Edgar Pickens
2504 Firman Summerour*
-831 Ernest Richardson Perkerson
1884 Ike Austin*
1894 Emory Milton Ivie
1920 Lemery Burge*
.595 Freeman Taylor eagle
L404 Jas. Alex. Stopp
;048 George Roberts,
$50 Jos. Thos. Hughes
1916 Alva Henry Carson
2O7 Jno. Edw. Reece
1885 Geo. Washington Chandler
555 Ernest Elmer Barrett
,744 Berry Norman Buckner
-261 Edward Ralph Hills
760 VIM. Larkin Thacker
-2S3 VIM. Jonas Wiley
.C31 James Tower Grow
724 VIM. Thos. Hicks
1898 Julius Stidwell*
1886 John Andrew Newton
668 Clifford Telfare Poss
.684 George Franklin Waters
$50 Jas. Jordan Daniel
1852 Reward Dean Dobbs
,007 Robt. Dooley Cox
L795 VIM. Lewis Brooks
,451 Willie Leonard Hefner
,173 Ernest Willie Smith
2797 Guy Marcellus Handy
939 Herbert Edmund Hague
1864 Frank Celevalnd Dabney
2676 VIM. Jas. Gaines
2457 John Howell Cheatham
2179 Ben Bell Cochran
ITO Charles Ward
1862 VIM. j. Sanders
l474 Jas. Monroe Power
1865 Hane MoZen
272O Thosf Alison Andrews
2299 Paul Wright
27O2 Collie Scott Woodley*
1859 Earnest Lemon Collins
2728 Earnest Calhoun Buckner
1905 Geo. Washington Chalker
973 Geo. Washington Lee Kirk
1889 Cicero Latimef Meek
1867 Jno. Frank McCutcheson
1892 Stephen Cowan Evans
1911 Luke Glenn Ganett
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1871 Lemuel P. Whitfield
1888 Joseph julius Pitts
1852 Robt. Anderson Adams
1e45 Jack White
e119 James Kimball*
oo11 Wesley Turnell Hanson
7 Oliver Chester Gresham
157 Enoch McAfee*
728 Charley Louis Dixon
oe91 James Allen Metals
oo54 James Elmer Anderson
2276 Ben Hefner
3O3 ErEest Thos. Echols*
24o9 James Walter York
$40 Ray w. Noe
1853 Ira Willis Pence
2545 John Walter Floyd*
1915 Clifford Dobbs*
1920 Emoziah Durham*
2518 William Dallas Cantrell
2479 Ralph Clay Lunsford
1894 Jno. Pierce MCGEE
1885 Vargy Larken Roberts
1870 Jas. Hinton Pitner
822 Oscar Gillham
1881 Luther Cilvester Sims
1885 Willie Arthur Lester*
1899 Charles Clifton Byrd
436 Robert H. Northcutt, Jr.
1875 Newton Timothy Bowen
3O56 Arthur Clinton Rollins.
1850 Hiram Ebert Brown
1859 Charlie Cooper*
2887 Jas. Lafayette Fortner
1856 VIM. Ellison Wheeler
1865 Arthur Eugene Eavenson
1896 Jno. Edw. Gait
1853 Morgan Lee Dowda
1858 Homer Lawrence Allen
2O58 William Perry Stephens
POLL Carl Wylie*
ia Claude Monroe Rankin
1921 Jno. Richard Shelton
168 Guess Richards
1851 Allen Byron Seay
333 Geo. Washington Gardner
GIG Geo. Milton Benson
1740 David Carl Crow
1854 Henry Lee Hunter
1898 Geo. Lee Elrod
Ill Dave Washington Franklin
315 S. Vance Lewis
1869 Paul VIM. Sprayberry
2040 Jim Strange
1888 Jessie Monroe Mcdonald
1477 Greer Alison Murdock
238 Jas. Robt Underwood
2138 Archie Melton
2O8 Jas. 3. Richardson
2549 Robert Dolphus Taylor
1903 John Cephus Spruell
1859 Willis EIrod
1856 Luke Miller
1866 Jno Albert Lowe
1410 Lewis Clayton Lowe
1886 Jeda Hezzie Haney
744 Ernest Addison*
1900 Albert Kilgore*
624 James Bates*
1779 Hillyer Horace Kemp
1912 Fred Lee Stephens
1881 Noah Webster Dunton
$50 Chester McGuire*
3C39 Horace Turner Hopkins
1896 Iron Clifton Power
454 Joe Washington, Jr.*
1851 Dallas Gambler Gunter
1941 Geo. Franklin Henderson
1881 William Juan Owenby
1851 Joseph Brown Rainey
Ais Ned McClardy*
428 jeremiah Dumas Malone, Jr.
1864 Jno. Daniels
1871 Henry Bentley
(1s00)
1892 Moses Robson
1409 Simmie Clifton Anderson
1902 Ammos Thrower
S29 Conrad Jackson Weaver
2O1 Samuel E. Gaither*
2193 Israel Edward Hill
1921 Caleb David Hufsettler
1543 Albert Pinkney Chance
1882 Thomas Gorden Patterson
GAL Allin Dolphus Hadaway
1903 Will Waldon*
1896 Ralph Orlando Foster
2238 Paul Chester Anglin
1893 James Bates Henley
2713 VIM. Paul Coleman
1861 Tom Alexander*
943 Arch Wimpey GrizzIe
2O46 Zed Williford Summerour
297S Hugh Earnest Wade
5A8 Lester Jackson Ivester
426 Clifford Reeds
1887 Thad Dewey Higgins
Q02 Caru Davis
The Monticellonian., 1918-11-08
Australian Pioneers Honored.

A statuary group in the main en- trance of Australia house, in London. which was opened by King George re- gently, is a memorial to the pioneer ex- plorers of the southern continent. It represents Burke and Wills, who. in 1861, with two companions, surveyed the desert from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Only one of the four King, returned, the others succumbing one after another to the hardships of the journey back. Burke died in the desert. lying with his face to the sky Wills, the expedition's astronomer, to whose memory an Obelisk has been raised in his native town of Totnes, wrote in his diary just before he died: :: "Though starving on nardoo seed is not unpleasant. I would prefer little SUI gar mixed with it."
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rear vestibule. which affords consider able additional storage.
 The one permanent objection to bungalow, the stock in trade of all ohjectors, is lack of closet room. This plan overeomes the difficulty on the main floor without resorting to spe- elal cupboards in the basement. However. scuttle hole is provided in the rear hall, so that some use may be made of the attic for storage pur- poses if necessary.
 There is good eellarway going down from the kitchen, which also has a good storage cupboard to the right of the door as you enter from the kitchen.
 There Is a back entrance to the eel lar which is covered with sloping door for shedding rain. and which pro- tects the outside concrete steps. Usu- ally 1t pays to add little extra ex- pense to cellar under a bungalow, because more use is made of bunga- low cellar than a similar cellar under a two-story house. An outside cellar way is a great convenience on wash days and when tending the furnace. IL Is good ventilator at all times, be- cause any of the different doors may be left partly open to admit much or little air as needed according to weather conditions.
The Monticellonian., 1918-11-08
FANCY CORN|CE
 MAKES BUNGALOW
Distinguishing Feature of Every
 Good Design.
HOW TO BUILD IT EASILY
Very Attractive Bungalow Illustrated, With Simple Directions as to Ma teria and Labor Necessary
 to Construct t.
By WILLIAM A. RApFoRp.

Mir. William A. Radford will answer questions and give advice FREE OF COST on ali subjects pertaining to the subject of building. for the readers of this paper. On account of his vide experience Is Editor Author and Manufacturer he s. without doubt. tine highest authority on all these subjects. Address all inquiries to William A Radford. No. 1927 Prairie avenue. Chicago. H., and only enclose three-cent stamp for reply.
 One distinguishing feature of the modern bungalow Is the wide over hanging caves with exposed raftcr ends and heavy verge boards and brackets in the gables. This is such q radical departure from the ordinary eorRice construction that the builder who has had but little experience in bungalow building may be at a disad- vantage when 1t comes to doing good and fast work.
 The material for the verge boards should be of good quality, free from sharp lateral bends and the top and bottom edges should he straight The board is framed completely on the ground. The length of the board is equal to the length of the gable rafter plus the amount of projection at the side. Determine tine position of the brackets and cut the notches for them; work the lower end to the shape required and nail on the molding that goes up under the shingles and is used to hide the ends of the ceilings. This molding should extend above the board distance equal to the thick ness of the ceiling. When one board has been framed 1t can be used as pattern for all the other ones of the same length.
 The completed boards are now fitted in their proper place in the gable, tight up against the sheathing and fas- tened temporarily. The boards should be from one-quarter to one-half an inch high to compensate the shrinkage of the board and the settling of the brackets. The brackets are now placed in their notehes and securely fastened by mailing through the sheathing from the inside. When all the brackets are
The Monticellonian., 1918-11-08
The Word "Nigqer."

Irwin Cobb, who is a southerner. has seen the negro troops abroad, and ex- pressed the view that the old offensive designation of "nigger" will disappear from popular use. As colloquial term "nigger" may not entirely disappear. even though it should cease to imply contempt And even now "nigger" is not always a contemptnouS term. but is frequently used good-huporedlv hv white people and negroes themselves. Moreover, there is often less signifi- canoe in the choice of words than in the spirit that is put into them. People who are most sarcastic and icily cal lous or ill-natured are often careful to preserve the utmost elegance of lan- guage.-Sprngtield Republican.
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in place the verge boards are moved out to their proper place and nailed solid.
 The frieZe is now placed and the bed molding fitted and tackled to it. As the ceiling progresses up the gable the bed holding can be nailed solid. When shingles are used in the gable the frieze is not placed until the shingles are all on. This makes quicker and better job than cutting the shingles against the frieze. This method is sometimes used with lap and rustic siding.
 To secure greater strength when the cornice is wide and the verge boards heavy. the top member of the bracket Is extended through the sheathing and nailed to a header, or Il bolt is used. Toenailing the board to the bracket does not give q very strong connection. and as an added preeau- ton in windy localities Il piece of band iron Is used. In this case the brace member of the bracket should be made to resist tension.
 When IL Is necessary to splice a verge board make square cut above tlte center of bracket and nail a piece of galvanized Iron over the joint on the inside. Do the same to the joint 1t the top. If piece of iron is not handy use a piece of three,qnarter- inch board. It won't show if kept a little distance above the edge of the verge board.
 With wide boards. especially If they are little green, 1t Is very hard to make q joint at the peak that will stay tight. To overcome that diff eulty q piece is nailed over the joint top than the thickness of the moldlng and taper as shown.
 In localities where 1t is difficult to get verge boards of the proper size and length they can be built up of three-quarter-inch boards, This makes verge board lighter and better than if solid. Put no cleat near the top, but after the boards are in place put fin a piece extending six or eight inches on each side of the joint. In ceiling up the gable cornice from one third 10 one-half of the ceilings should extend to the second rafter.
 The exposed rafter ends are usu- ally made from two by six stock, about six feet long and nearly always sawed to fancy pattern. Before the rafter ends are put in place the roof should be framed completely; all the roof boards, from about eighteen inches above the plate, should be on and all the collar beams and other supports in place. The rafters should be well supported, as any sagging after the rafter ends are nailed will throw the outer edge of the cornice out of line.
 A neat and low-cost bungalow con-
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taining five rooms is shown in the ac- companylng illustrations. It is 30 feet 6 inches by 46 feet 6 inches on the ground and has a liberal overhang. Ii Is built gable end to the street, and the roof extends over in front to cover the veranda and the opposite gable covers the rear porch.
 The construction is of concrete or stone wall up te the surface of the ground and the usual framework for the superstructnre. The main floor iS set up well above the ground by ele- vatins the jolsts several feet above the top of the cellar wall The upper part of the basement ahove the wall Is boarded with sheathins. and then
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course of building paper then the outside heavy boarding.
 \ break is nude on level with the floor ioists and the structure from here up to the plates Is similar, ex- cept that shingles are used for weather covering for the sides of the house proper. as we'll as on the roof
 The gables are distinguished by q panel finish of stucco over metal lath. The eornlee Is wide and the gable projection is given a heavy appearance by using an extra deep fascla. sup ported by brackets. With an over hang as wide as this such support Is necessary to prevent sagging.
 The floor plan of this interesting little bungalow shows three living rooms. two bedrooms and Il bathroom. with a good pantry and few extras. such as reception hall, with a good coat closet and splendid pantry and