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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25
THRILLING OCEAN
TALESRECOUNTEO
Frank kavanaugh, Former Football
Star. Writes Sister Interesting
Letter. About Voyage.

Thrilling experiences in crossing
the Atlantic. climaxed by the washing
of two men overheard. are :recounted
in an interesting letter which Mrs.
Joseph A. Bell, 2126 Eighth avenue,
Moline, has received from her brother,
Frank Kavanaugh, former Moline high
school football star and now in the
electrical engineers corps serving I'M
der General J. ]. Pershing in France.
Among other things, he says: oh!
these rough days, especially last
Thursday Many were seasick, but
was fortunate enough to escape. On
board every transport are several
lookout stations, and a bridge on top
of the captains steering Office, where
all the reports of objects seen and all
orders are given out. There is one
person stationed at each lookout post
and they selected our bunch for this
duty. We were taken in the large
dining room, where We received our
Instructions, and l was given the CEN
trail duty, which consists of receiving
and giving orders to the 5-inch guns,
the one-pounder and the machine
guns. They give orders to the bridge
by loud telephone, fire-control
phone and by means of speaking tubes.
There are connections to all points,
such as to all guns, to all lookout
stations, to radio posts, to the fore
mast (crow's nest) and mainmast, and
also to the captain, who is directly be-
low us. We have music, singing, jig
ging, etc, on board, and all is going
great Hope we hit France soon. We
expect to reach France this Sunday,
Dec. 16.
Am in the war zone and the waves
are 40 to 60 feet high. Lost the sec
ond map<this morning-washed over
board The ocean is so bad that they
do not know when we will get in. We
have been about two weeks on the
way and can't tell when we will get
out of the zone. Everything that was
movable was washed overheard, even
5-inch cannon on one of the upper
decks was shaken loose. The waves
washed over the top of the bridge, SO
you can imagine the way she is rock
ing HOW. lueTe nave UeeH StFeId i
fellows dashed against the bulkhead,
or down the stairs, and have had to
have stitches taken in their heads
Two broke their arms, but had only
little spill.
Some of the boys are so frightened
that they are in the doctors care; but
that is foolish. All in all, l am having
one experience that | would not give
a fortune for. Well, l presume l had
better bring this letter to a close, as
the lights are turned off at A. Give
my love to all and tell them | am
| feeling fine and happy"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25
WOOD IS CHOSEN
AS APPEAL AGENT
Designated by Governor Lowden to
Act for Registrars in Second
Exemption District

George W. Wood Of Moline has been
DESIGNATED by Governor F. 0. Lowden
as appeal agent for exemption district
No. 2 Of Rock Island county. under
provisions of section Al Of the selec-
tive service regulations. Functions OF
Mr.. Woods Office will be to file ap-
peals for exemption Of registrants who
are not qualified because of lack OF
education or other reasons to do so
themselves. The regulations direct the
designation by the governor of per-
son to perform in each local exemp-
ton district the functions outlined In
section Al.
Mr.. Wood today received his oath OF
Office from Frank 8. Dickson, adjutant
general Of the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25
PLANS REGISTRATION.

Postmaster F. 0. Lovins is prepar-
ing for registration of alien enemies
in East Moline. Though the city now
has. it is estimated, more than eleven
thousand population, the postmaster
and not the chief of police. is the reg
istrar, because under the 1910 census
the city's population was about two
thousand six hundred. Regulations
provide that in cities of more than
5000 population the police shall ham
die the work of registering the aliens,
but in smaller communities the work
is to be done by the postoffce Be-
tween Feb. and every German of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25
SELLING CERTIFICATES.

Y. W. Abraham, 423 Thirty-ninth
street, Moline. is one Of 400 statesmen
Of the American Tobacco. company,
who are this week devoting their time
exclusively TO the sale of war savings
certificates and United States thrift
stanns. In his local territory in Mo-
i'na. Rock island and East Moline, Mr..
tl,~ahams ras this week disposed OF
hundre's &c tie thrift stamps and
r~~,he- r. the certificates. President
I''' cT he company turned over the
c~mrarv's sales force Of 400 men to
to 90, s9- the whole week. and ev-
e-s -~- n the field was instructed to
f~-~'e ~'e n"n~oies to the govern
', -'s, ard eon 'rst as maDy of the
~'-- 80 ga p1es'ble NJ AbTahams
tory con. prisas five Illinois coun-
res
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25
East Moline Society

The Just Right Cirque club was
entertained yesterday by Mrs. Myra
Evans. High scores went to the hos
tess and Mrs. Mabel Evans. Miss Crit
fin Of Silvis winning the consolation
prize. Lunch was served and Mrs. M.
Penning of Moline will entertain the
club in two weeks.
The r. d. boys Of the Baptist
church have discovered that wienies
and marshmallows can be roasted in
doors without the aid of a fire place.
Last Tuesday evening the boys held a
social meeting in the church rooms,
and enjoyed the wienies and marsh
mallows cooked over the gas stove al
most as much as if the weather had
permitted hike and a bonfire. The
boys will meet again Feb. 5.
Several friends of Leonard. Nelson
surprised him Wednesday evening, the
occasion being his 10Th birthday ami
versary. Duane Sox was prize winner
in a clever contest and music and
dancing helped to make a delightful
evening. AS a climax to this party
Mrs. Nelson and her daughter served a
lunch.
Mrs. S. D. Long will be hostess to
the Plymouth Missionary society next
Tuesday afternoon. The topic is
World Religion at the Birth of
Christ Mrs. T. E. Van Meter will
be the leader. This is a very import
ant meeting and large attendance is
desired.
Silvis Red Cross rooms were occu-
pied by members of the Methodist Aid
ciety yesterday. There was a good
sized class in the guaze room, and the
women in the garment room worked
on pajamas. At noon the women en-
ioyed a picnic lunch. The rooms will
be open as usual on Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Gebhardt entertained the
Methodist Aid society of Carbon Cliff
yesterday afternoon After several
busy hours of quilting refreshments
were served.
Red Cross rooms were open yester-
day when the garment department had
charge. There was large group OF
busy women, and all Of the garments
on hand were completed Mrs. Walker
was there and distributed more yarn
than ever
vr,t--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25
Miss Grace HOOn.

Miss Grace Hoon, 1890 Fourth ave-
nue., Moline, passed away yesterday at
a Pillow City hospital, her death being
due to acute heart trouble. She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Hoon. who both preceded her by death
several years ago. She was born at
Upton, Iowa, in 1883. where she spent
her early childhood and received her
education. Surviving her is one aunt,
Mrs. Sarah E. Maurer of Upton, Iowa.
The remains will be sent to Upton
for burial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25
Obituary
Funeral Of Z. A. Richards.

Funeral services for Elbridge Alon-
20 Richards were held yesterday ait.
ernoon at 2:30 in the Barnard funeral
home, Moline Rev. r. Wilbur Bah
cock officiated and the remains were
sent to Beverdam, Wis, where inter
ment took place in the Beverdam GEN.
etery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25

IA years or more, must appear at the
postoffice and register. Four photo
graphs of the registrant must be hied
and finger prints will be taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25

Delivered by carrier at 1217 cents per
week in Moline East Moline, Silvis and
WATERFOWL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25
BOWLING

Three straight games went to the
John Deere Plows in their match with
the Strollers at the Moline Y. M. c. A.
alleys last night Scores:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-25

EAST MOLINE OFFICE,

Ross Bldg, Room No 3, Seventh street,
Phone East Moline H.
Roy A. Sears. City Editor
c. d. Temple. Circulation Manager
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27

s Chas. Dolphus Rutherford
7 Wm. Clifton Warren
8 JAS. Leon Brooks
3 Jesse Carl Nelson
} Charley Glass
Efter Causey*
2 Robt. Newton Bullard
8 Geo. Washington Cox
4 Alfred Bernard Karwisch
5 Jas. Edw. Lee Jones
s Toy Forest Reed
7 Geo. Baxter Mckinney
8 Jas. Brown Wilson
0 Harry Cotton Bather
0 Homer Pitts*
1 Archie Brown
2 Geo. Allen Chapman
8 Jas. Runyan Perkerson
4 Arthur Clark Jordan
5 Roy S. Mather
6 Albert Burdyne Darlington
z Samuel Pickens*
8 Eddie Mason*
9 Horace Turner Hopkins
q VIM. Ernest Coker
/ FELTON, Thomas
2 Clarence Dallas
8 Zack Webster Owenby
A Geo. Tsipouras
5 Roy Chester Moore
6 Lyle Franklin McCollum
z Frank Clifford Poor
8 George Roberts,
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER

100 Arch Ross 2
,01 Charles Felix Collins 2
;02 Newton Charles Whitfield 2
;03 Charles Homer Stroud 2
;04 Jessie Ezekial Arlington 2
;05 Sumter Joel Taylor 2
100 James Washington Hardy r.
;O7 Charles Chester Graham 2
;O8 BENJAMIN Walter Ellison 2
;O9 Luther Smith Roberts 2
80 James Harvey Pitner 2
III Robert Anderson 2
;12 Tyson McLendon Bearden 2
;13 William George Grogan 2
;14 Zack Taylor Swanson 2
SIS John Andrew Tawzer 2
;16 Reuben Benjamin Purcell 2
SIT Albert Walter Smith 2
518 Enoch Edwards 2
SIG Oscor Thomas Floyd* 2
$40 Emoziah Durham 2
521 Caleb David Hufsettler
S22 John Major Wilbanks 2
;23 Henry Washington Rackley 2
524 George Washington Chambers 2
S25 Jasper Newton Lang 2
526 Benjamin Horace Booth 2
sgt James Alex Witt 2
528 Marshall Shaw 2
529 VIM. Henry Swanson 2
$50 VIM. Humphries Tanner 2
231 James Tower Grow 2
632 Elmer Houston* 2
i33 Major Barlow Rice* 2
634 VIM. Charley Story 2
635 Wiley John Houseworth 2
$50 James S. Owen 2
;37 John Forest Cheatham 2
638 Harvey Hensley Hefner
S39 VIM. Lafayette Pope 2
$40 Columbus Greenwood Dempsy 2
641 James Lafayette Baldwin
642 Michael Redvine Rakestraw 2
SAB Lloyd Lee Brooks
544 Geo. Washington McLain
645 Benjamin Johnson
S46 Martin Luther Holcombe
SAT Grover Cleveland Smith
648 Allie Brannum Medlock z
$40 Jno. Banner Thomson
$50 Jno. Benson Carmichael
651 Stephen Columbus Allen
652 Thos. Eldus Gentry IL
653 Homer Lawrence Allen
654 Henry Ingram Kelley
655 Allie Greenberry Danierll
656 Jessie Merdith Cooper
657 Jos. Warren May
658 Baker Stevens
$50 Henry Albert Medlm
$50 Ruben Rufas Black
661 Samuel Colbert Sanders
662 VIM. J. Sanders
663 Jas. Albert Cochran
664 Jno. Anderson Jordan
665 Charlie Bruster Mckee
666 Darlington Pink Coleman {
COT VIM. Nelson Nichols e
66S FELTON, Brown
$50 Lawrence Freeman Kent
67O Ollie Dodgen
671 Henry Lee Coleman
672 VIM Earnest Buckner :
673 Capers oliver ;
674 Alfred Floyd Maner
675 Charlie Cleveland Brown :
676 VIM. Jas. Gaines ;
GIT Jas. Henry Still :
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679 Ruben Vernon Sweat {
$50 VIM. Aston Goodman z
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682 Pat Richardson {
683 Tom Richardson's {
684 Steve Traylor*
685 Frank Bankston* z
686 Samuel Loyd*
687 Walker Johnson*
6S8 Mark Johnson% 8
689 VIII Jones* {
600 ,Lno. Dixen* {
691 Henry Mallery* {
692 VIM. NeaAy*
G93 VIM. Rush. {
G94 Thos. Luke Bakers
695 Miles Charlie Crawford*
696 Jno. Murphy
697 Jno. Richardson's {
H98 Charlie Richardson's Z
6s9 Jim Daniel* z
700 Bill Jones* {
7O1 Late Bradley
7O2 Collie Scott Woodley*
703 Charlie Niekerson%
7G4 J. Joshua Burdette
7O5 Lucious NJ. Presley
706 Fred Eugene Cross
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27

2451 Horace Ross
2462 George Walter Rice*
2463 John Thomas Holland*
2464 Anthony March Walker
2465 James Erwin Swanson
2466 Davis Golnn McLain
2467 James Robert Tanner
246S Paul Washington Summer
2469 Charles Curtis West
2470 Joseph Henry Hardy
2471 Faby Lee Dyar Brocksheer
2472 Elmer Cornelius Mccoy
2473 George Owens
1474 Robert Lee Chastain
PATS Ralph Nathan Fowler
2476 Henry Edward Durham
2477 Patrick Crow
PATS Walter Clarence Miles
2479 Ralph Clay Lunsford
2480 Homer Andrew Cheatham
24S1 Robert Dyer Riley
2482 Carl Edward Rakestraw
2483 Walter Tribbitts
2484 Virgil Eugene Cheathan
2485 William Paul Grogan
2486 George Hinton Harrison
1887 William Stokeley Northcutt
2488James Allen Pope
2489 Robert Lee Cooper
249O Johnnie Clifford Moore
2491 Edward Goff
2492 James Lmuel Robinson
2493 Furman Garrison Cheatham
2494 Jessie Goodman Watts
2495 William Pinkney Jordan
2496 John Seward Clayton
2497 Alex Lambert
2498 Auber Forest Davenport
2499 Robert Nelson Craven
$500 Steve Ross
25O1 VIII Blalock*
2502 Charley Floyd*
2503 Frank Snott*
25O4 Firman Summerour*
2505 Alfred Ballinger*
2506 Jesse Lyman Burnett
2507 William Edward Green
2508 William Sanders Brown
25O9 George Washington Riley
2510 William Ciiero Hayes
2511 James Thomas Mcclure
2512 William Teasley McCoTlum
2513 Patrick Claburn Ragsdale
2514 Charley Uriah Kemp
2516 Wiley Vince Bolding
2516 James Lemon Smith
2517 Noah Blaine Terry
2518 William Dallas Cantrell
2519 Clifford King Carruth
1920 Walter Spurgon Adams
1921 Amos Alexander Bates
2522 Lemon Merrill Awtrey
1928 Will Nelson*
1924 Squire Alonzo Drewry*
1928 Miles Newton Burge*
1926 James Brooks Ship
1927 David Tilton Morgan
1928 Fred George Hull
1929 Warren Thomas Bailey
| $3.50 Zellis Lemuel McLain
1881 Marshall Allen Tyson
1882 Thomas Gorden Patterson
1888 John Walter Adair
1884 Shepherd Miner
2535 Joe Henton*
1886 Ernest Lewis Summerour*
2537 Oscar McAfee*
1888 Ad Washington Henton*
2539 John Randolph Humphries
2540 James Paul Smith
2541 George Warner Davenport
2542 Eugene William Ray
2543 Jacob T. Taylor
2544 Archie Clifton White
2545 John Walter Floyd*
t2546 Charles Arthur Echols*
2547 Wallace Howard Johnson*
254S James Winfrey*
2549 Robert Dolphus Taylor
$3.50 Sam Morgan
1851 Joseph Brown Rainey
1852 Leonard Mcclure
1858 William Davis McCleskey
1854 James Theodore Shipp
2555 Orlando Newell Hadaway
1856 Henry Dean Smith
2557 Lee Harrison
1858 Thomas Ardell Kemp
1859 Earnest Lemon Collins
| $3.50 Robert Andres Abney
1851 Alvin Hendon
1852 Louis Dawson Davis
2503 Edd Knox*
! 25G4 William Paul Weldon
1865 Claud Gresham Durham
1856 ARzie Labor James
1857 Aaelton Henry Starnes
1868 Oscar Mcmillan Orr
1859 Enoch Lafayette Swanson
| $3.50 John Newton Conner
2571 VIM. Mitchell David Smith
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27
Friday Morning

1922 Walter Strickland*
2s2S Ephfram McConneA*
1924 Bud McConnell*
1925 Ellartt Carwell Hembree"
1926 Dean Rogers
2327 Arrel Jarome Green
1929 Willie Crawford
2329 Winston Alexander Harper
1880 James Howell Peek
1881 William Juan Owenby
1892 Robert Lee Kehely
1888 William Hendrix Smith
2334 Asbury Northern Mullinax
1886 Arthur Prince
2336 Stanton Rosco Mitchell
2337 Eugene Conway DeFOor
2338 James Barlow Addison
2339 William Thomas Gufin
934O Alonzo Bruce Cunningham
2341 Claude Newton Padgett
2342 Millard Seals Booth
2343 Howard Cicero Dobbs
2344 Geo. Washington Lankster
2345 James Forester Burton
2346 William Neal Dobson
2347 William Monroe OwenE
2348 William Luke Hatcher
2349 James William Cook
235O Charlie Lee Jackson
9251 Luther Cilvester Sims
1852 Ernest Avory Welcher
1858 Estes Homer Ralston
1884 James Tolliver Cecil Belts
2355 Robert Thomas Carlisle
1856 George Belts Carlisle
1857 Milton Flemburg
1858 Phillip Belts Roper
1850 George Glingham Trueaove
1850 James Emmett Davis
1851 James Rodolphus McManus
1862 Doctor Bronson Jamerson
1868 Jim Warn
1854 Andrew Jackson Warn
1856 John Coleman Nicholson
1866 Thirston Swaney
1857 Hamilton Jacob Richards
1868 Jasper L. Brimer
1869 VIII w. Brimer
2370 Charley BaAew
2371 James Samuel Blrod
1872 David A. Johnson
2373 Robert David Wesley Garett
2374 Walter Pierce Bevers
1916 John Henry McNeely
1916. Milds Monroe Byrd
2377 William Franklin Chance
2378 David Pool
2379 Avery Monroe Mcintyre
1880 Aaron Lon Setser
1881 Green Berry Woody
1882 Noah Milton Davis
1888 Ivey Wihzie
1884 Goodman Setser
1856 Clarence Paul Howard
1886 Joseph BedSord Chance
1887 Hartwell Heath
1888 James Arthur Lawrence
2389 George Washington Gunnin
2390 Ross Thomas Rakestraw
1891 Walter Pinkney Addison
1892 Andrew Jackson Henry
2c93 James Oscar France
1894 James Elbert Brown
1896 Horace Grower
2S96 Iron Clifton Power
2397 Charley Thomas Banister
1898 Melvin L. Blaloek
1899 William Jackson Wehunt
2400 Jessie Dean Newton
2401 Ezell Chance
2402 OLIVER Aschel Weaver
2403 Gordon Colqutt Crowder
2404 Andrew oliver Russell
24O6 Patrick Ellen Chambers
2406 Frank Trant
2407 Cliff Booth
2408 Howard FELTON, Chastain
2409 James Walter York
2410 John Franklin Beavers
2411 Robert Russell
2412 Ernest Casteel
2413 Doctor FELTON, Lowe
2413 William Thomas Newton
2415 Homer Virgil Raines
2416 Arch Hubert McCleslSey
2417 Floyd Asberry Davis
241S Jackson Van Dean
2419 Frank Jack Johnson
2420 Cliff Claude Green
2421 Colonel Mitchell Teta Cox
2422 John B. Knight
2423 VIII Benson Simpson
2424 Jim Bryan
1926 William Dewey Hughes
1926 Claude Gunnin
2427 Willie Markus Ellenberg
2428 William Alexander Chance
2429 Mallory Gragg, Jr.*
2430 Paris Humphries*
2431 John Thomas Cooper*
2432 William Wise#
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27

Jas. Jarwell Medlock
Albert Homer Sentell
Marion H. Tidwell
Harry Walter jackson
Jas. Reynolds Newton
Berry Norman Buckner
Howard Hubert Handy
Edw. Gordon johnson
Jno. Fletcher Mathis
Clifford Anderson Sewell
Rufus Daniel Argo
Edw. Hartweh Maner
Alva Chandler Barfield
Adel o. Eberhart
Arhur Brown Hague
Warren Harris
Jos. Melbourn Brantlett
Geo. Harris Doyle
Chas. Russell Dewberry
VIM. Cicero Waters
Glenn Rivers Yarbough
Baker VIM. Farrer
David Geo. Mitchell
Larkin Jasper Simpson
Charlie Alfred Jones
Elijah Garrett
Millard Fillmore Robinson
John Tatum
Alexander Alaurie Stark
Charlie Byrd
Horace Charles johnson
Thomas Milton Franklin
Joseph Heyward*
Otis Edwards
Fred Arthur Robinson
William Andrew Simpson
Arthur Frederick Kristen
Lewis Pinkney Tuggles
Wiley Floyd DeVaughn*
Walter Merridy Simpson
Robert Daniell Wooten
Walter Pace Yarbrough
Hugh Parks Kirkpatrick
Charles Monroe Hill
Oscar Conley* y
Joseph Alexander CLANCY
William Housen Mapp
Virgil Americus Robinson
Virgil Capel Towns
Leonard Whites
Guy Broughton*
Otis Hodge,
Odis Halls
Wiley Samuel Webb
Walter Lee Cochran
William Voss Baldwin
Benjamin Hoyt Brinkley
Henry Clay Hudgins, Jr.
Guy Marcellus Handy
Horace Asa Hills
Hellis Jewell Dunton
Erwin Madison Beatty
John Randall Gam
Willie Fred Moss
William Lidell Medlin
Henry Harrison Arlington
David Ellison Grow
Earl Jessie Poss
Walter Clement Brown
John Leadford CantreH
Thos. E. Watson Fleming
John Leonard Rutledge
Walker Morris Fuller
Carl Reed Ireland
Olin King Hoffer
Cecil Paul Adams
Charley Lee EafWood
Alva Henry Carson
Joe Simmie LeCroy
Ralph Stephens
Willie Ernest Patterson, Jr.
Emmett Fay Handy
Frank Thomas Hicks
Floyd Pierce Vansant
Ula Lee Manning
James Myrtle Denmean
Joe White
Cecil Armisted Mcdaniel
Dave Wesley Pass
Giles Thomas Handy
Hansel Nuckles*
Sam Houston*
Leoie Foster Brewer
: Sidney Ruan
James Bates Henley
Otis Lee Timothy
Roy Clifford Gam
Harry Durham Watkins
VIM. David Rogers
Roy Cleveland Fambro
Ernest Silverman*
Wylie Rays
Henry D. Lester
John Henry Oneal
James McCauley Dunton
julius Lapheyette Dennan
VIM. Albert Hammond
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27

Foe Power Anderson
Robert Leen Coker
Verlin Neese Martin
Albert Walden Hays
Robert Lee Glore
Joe Jenes*
Will Johnson*
Reuben Elias Egbert Phagan
Coalbie Brewster Norton
Jas. Lafayette Fortner
Curtis Lester Grace.
Lee Preston Mulkey
Charlie Spence McKelvey
l Henry Koningsmark
2 Jno. Gideon Morris, Jr.
8 Floyd Wylie White
4 Emory Milton Ivie
5 Chas. Newton VIM. Dempsey
6 Geo. Madison Rogers
7 Jno. H. Bennett*
8 Asa Coker
9 Tarpley Bliss Martin
0 Jerome Thornton
Jno. Benz. Gordon Worley
2 Jno. Henry Gibson
3 Jos. Torrance Bell
4 Herbert Albert Baldwin
5 Charlie E. Hayes*
6 Travis Alex. Gam
7 VIM. David Anderson
8 Jos. Koningsmark
9 David Gober Runyan
0 Joe Stephen Daniel
Wesley Turnell Hanson
2 Jno. Joab BrNton
3 Omer Edgar Pickens
4 Clifton Brewer
5 Geo. Larkin Daniel
6 Jno. Gillispie Johnson
7 Jno. Newton Fortner
8 Arthur Caron Shaules
8 Wm. Earnest Fraser
0 Oliver Greer Norton
1 Willie Ernest Patterson
2 JnO. Rufus Emery
3 Robt. Simeon Wellborn
A Richard Claude Byrd
5 Virgil Victor Eaton
6 Duffie Edw. Cantrell
7 Chas. E. Stegall
8 Hollis Hill Dunton
9 Wiley Edgar Barber
0 Rex E. Ruff
1 Asa Marcus Hills
2 E. Robertson Webb
3 Jas. Louis Shaw
4 Edw. Herbert Thompson
5 Jno. Pair
6 Walter AIonzo Nichols
z Jno. billiard Corn
8 Jas. Howard Atkins
9 o. Alonzo Pinson
0 Sidney Bell Cantrell
1 Jno. Edgar Donahoo
2 Henry Clinton Morris
3 Austin Ladoos Dick
4 Jas. VIM. Cochran
5 James Robert Rains
6 John Fletcher Parnell
7 Reuben Frank Haney
8 John Robert Brewer
9 Benjamin Frederick Whitney
William Rowe Crow
/ Frank Marion Collier
John Jacob Baldwin
3 Lawrence Charles GiNon
4 James Elmer Anderson
5 Thomas Verna Burton
6 Levi Franklin Fortner, Jr.
7 James William Ridley
8 Richard Berry,
9 viii J. Zellars*
0 William Cooper*
Tom Alexander
2 Lafayette Francis freeman
3 William Ascar Earwood
A Frederick George Washington
Thompson
5 Henry Rusk Taylor
6 Hane Mozen
7 Thomas Harvey LeCroy
8 Phillip Howell Force
9 William Lee Southern
@ Benjamin Franklin Reed
l John Colley SoHter
2 Patrick Earl Moseley
3 Joseph Wade Elliott
4 Charles Joseph Shelverton
5 Cheney Jasper Lawler
6 Walter Lee Coach
7 Walter Ray Causey
8 Hugh Earnest Wade
9 Awtrey Glore
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2 Irvine Mathis
3 John AsbWy McCuloch*
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2G94 Thos. Luke Baker,
1895 Miles Charlie Crawford*
1896 Jno. Murphy
2697 gno. Richardson's
2H98 Charlie Richardson's
26S9 Jim Daniel#
2700 Bill Jones%
27O1 Late Bradley*
27O2 Collie Scott Woodley*
27O3 Charlie Niekerson*
z7G4 j. Joshua Burdette
27O5 Lucious NJ. Presley
2 2IO6 Fred Eugene Cross
2707 Dewey Newell Gosh
POS Fred Edw. Wilkie
27O9 Harry .Edw. Querout
21lO Carter Sylvester Bryant
PHI Fred Percy Herren
2Tl2 Stephen Elmer Simmons
2713 VIM. Paul Coleman
2714 Jos. Alfred Camp
2Fl5 Robt. Douglas Webb
27l6 Alex. Hamilton Kent
27l7 Bayard L. Mcintosh
2Il6 Cicero Lee Herren
2719 Jas. Theodore Cook
2'25 Thosf Alison Andrews
272l Homer Charlie McMichen
2722 Alex. Francis NJ. Everett
272S Roy Lee Martin
2T24 Paul Cochran
20 Homer Bloomfield Belling
2726 Arthur Bunyan Caldwell
2727 Jno. Wesley Boiling
272S Earnest Calhoun Buckner
2729 Benz. Henry Valentine, Jr.
273O Felix Lindsey Patterson
2731 Howard Albert Buckaer
1882 Daniel Ivy Turner
2733 Henry Dyer Folds
PISA Harry Smith
;I55 Everett Edmund Stow
2736 Robt. Lee Moody
2737 VIM. Thos. Gresham
The Washington times., 1918-10-20

became Bulgarian ruler to Princess Marie
Louise Of Bourbon Parma, by whom he
had four children. She died in 1899 after
the birth of her last child. In 1907 Ferdi-
nand married his second wife, Princess
EleonoTa of Reuss.
Ferdinand distinguished himself in Bull
garia by his alternate ostentation and
timidity. The original residence provided
for the Bulgarian princes, called the
Konak, at Sofia, was a simple building. To
this he added beautiful palace at Euxino-
grad, on the Black Sea, and Summer
palace at Vrania, in the mountains.
The Bulgarians, who are fierce people,
understood Ferdinand's weaknesses. Cen
eral Savoff, the leading Bulgarian soldier.
boldly said Of him:
What can you do with a man who
trembles at the sound of guns and hides
in a railroad carriage, always keeping as
far from the front as possible?"
An internal malady prevented Ferdinand
from making a distinguished figure as a
horseman, which would have impressed
the Bulgarians, but after much effort he
succeeded in keeping his seat on very
tame, highly trained horse.
The leading politician of Bulgaria, N.
Stambouloff, Quarrelled with Ferdinand. A
few months later Stambouloff was hacked