davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-06-07
U-BOAT RAID WAS
FAILURE ENTIRELY

Washington, June 4-Germany has
failed again in any military advantage
from her spectacular U-boat raids off
the American coast. If she intended to
terrorize the American mind she fail
ed, likewise, to accomplish that. These
two facts stood out today in the more
startling news that Teuton U-boats
have been operating since May 25 off
our coast, bagging probably twelve or
more vessels of various types, but
missing any cargo or troop transports.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels is au-
thafiSX Iqr tb.st s;atemeat Tss 49,,
iean larsl streneth abroad I!ll not
be diverted to home shores because os.
the foray. F't
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-06-07
HAYWOOD COUNTY CALLED ON
FOR l99 MORE men This MONTH

SEvENTY-Tw0 WHITE MEN WILL GO WITHIN FIVE DAYS BE.
GINNING MONDAY JUNE 24th: WILL CALLED
TO GO WITHIN FIVE DAYS BEGINNING WEDNESDAY JUNE
WHITE MEN OF FIRST CLASS EXHAUSTED CALL: LIST
OF THOSE WHO co THIS TMF.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-06-07

Mrs. Ella M. Atkins of Mariana,
Ark, visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. Atkins has many friends here
who are always glad to welcome her
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-06-07

1902 D Powell
1063-Frank Whitelaw
1076-Albert Taliaferro
107S-James Watkins
10S0-Willie Murphy
1084-Charles Cummings
10S7-Ike Patton Jr
1093-Bate Jones
1097-George Roberts
1099-Robert Jones
1101-Clarence Whitelaw
1107-Milton Bates
1108-Charlie Tucker
1116-Price Nettles
1121-Frank Evans
1122-Dorsey Walker
1126-Henry Fields
1130-Nelson Stott
1135-Jesse Davis
1138s-Joe Lee Patterson
1144-Doc Tyus
1156-Plenty Faine
1163-Leslie Bennett
1165-Charlie Mason
1167-A D Williams
1173-Ed Read
11S4-Jesse Adams
1186-Langston Irwin
1183-Gus Hines
1191-Wm Johnson
1196-James Cook
1201-Willie Lyons Coleman
1219-John Ellison
1220-Taylor Beard
1232-Jesse Sutton
1242-Temple Turnkey
1257-Willie Tyus
1264-Isaac Fuller
1271-Henry Phillips
1274-Joe Rogers
12S6-Edward Cox
12S7--Alex Taylor
1289-Arthur Neal
1814--Hales Bailey
1317-Anthony Oldham
e 1327-Jares Graham
1330-Willie Work
1 1333-Lewis Henderson
1348-William Whitelaw
1351-0range Lamb
1360-Winston White
1361-Freddie Shaw
1362-John Averyhart
1S02-A-Cordell Taylor
1372-Armisted GARY
13S3-Joshua Wynne
1387-Joe Snipes
13S8-Bob Jarratt
1402--Will Taliaferro
1407-Clarence Currie
1415-Thos. Read
1424-Harry Joyner
1425--Billie Chism
1429-James Spivey
1434-Will Hotchkiss
1442-Alex Mayfeld
1444-Elbert Deberry
1450-Love Campbell
1455-Albert johnson
1456-L V Moses
1459-Bennie Mann
14S8-0llie Bond
1489-Tom Taylor
1497-Reuben Trusdale
1499-John Jarratt
1500-Ish Sangster
1502-Gilmore Farmer
1506-James Grenberry
1507-James Johnson
1510-Joseph Maclin
1511-William Winters
1512zJackson Bond Jr
1514-Thomas Lacey
151S-Charlie Owen
Willie Richardson
1527-Fred Hafford
1536-Willie Bullosks
1541-Arthur Dixon
1559-Ches Gray
1563-Albert Rogers
1566-Henry Isaac Campbell
1570-Arshun Perry
1572-Horace Hurt
1577-Paul Jones
1581-Addie Thomas
1590-Charlie Bennett
159S-Earnest Maclin
1606-Willie Robertson
ALTERNATES - - -
1608-Wm Henry Davis
1616-John Mark Jarratt
1619-A d Talford.
1621-Ed Taliaferro
1622-P 7 Taylor
1622-A-George R Rawls
1625-Newton Anderson
163S-Luster Chiffon
1641-Frank Kimbrough
1644-Ellis Coleman
1654-Acey Young
165S-Thos Williamson
167S-John Lewis Tyus
1675-Purvis Joyner
1679-Ned Bell Thompson
1681-James Robert Leak
1690-Cleveland Winters
1695-Irvin Moore
1706-Henry Cole
1715-Clyde Rucker
1716-John Waller
1721-Edlie Barbee
1725-Joseph David Jeffries
1727-Spurgeon Farraington.
17oc M~..... ~
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-06-07


, for 1893 more men for army serv-
This call is for 127 negroes to go
thin five days beginning Wednes.
Y, June 10, and 72 white men to be
it forward within five days begin
Ig Monday, June "a.
This draft will practically exhaust
white men of Haywood county who
We already been placed in class one.
is expected, however, that quite a
mber will. be added to this class
m the registration held Wednes-
=. With the departure of this draft
127, there will be left still in class
} 1873 colored men.
this last call the full draft
ny of the nation now amounts to
45,7OS
Following is list of the men in
ded in the next draft from Haywood
lnty.
WHITE REGISTRANTS
S12-Charles Bancroft
972-D B Mann Jr
982-D o Joyner
994-Frank Nelson Bond
1O86-Harvey B Stanley
1124-Charlie M Veach
1152-Willie Clifton Twisdale
1213-Thos II Balm
1283-Bud Armour
1295-Richard Mann
l306-Arthur Rice MCGEE
13l8-Wm Frank Boyd
133S-Henry S Hall
l340-Dennis Bryant Cain
1S47-H H Adams
1354-Len Hays
1356-0wen Decker
1369-Lawson Henry Taylor
l436-James Levi Clark
1437--W H Mann
14S9--J D Allison j.
.l446- Robert 9 Harrell
1460--Edgar Veins
1484-Luther Marion Qualls
1508-E B Osborn
l515-Newton Patterson Steel.
1592-Buek Morgan
1597-Porter Browns Church.
1604-Otey Harwell
1611-John Ely Murley
1656-Richard C Mashburn
1663-Ambrose Daniel
1666-Mahon Collins
16717-Carl Caraway
1687-Bob Taylor Curtin
1691-Will Farmer
1759-Rollen R Williams
1760-Harry M Evan
17e4-Leorge A Bishop
I5zJ-Artn4r u Naylor
1824-Leon Meere
1826-Raymohd Powell
1832-DeWitt Talmadge Glenn
1834-Herbert Mckinley Eakes
1S43-Ral j Akin
1S45-Robert Dixon
1S53-Arnold Craig
1S56-James Calvin Laney
1S59-Claiborne Hooper
1893 F Craig
1881 K Mann
1903-Charlie Robert Cross
1907-James w Fennel
1912-Joseph Elton Lockett
i916-James G Covington
1920-Howell Lewis Read
1925-Marion Whitelaw Rice
1941-Glass Clark
1950-Roy Hall Percival
197S-Robert Currie Johnson
2002-Thomas t Lay
2007-Alvin Russell Black
2026-E B Douglas
2029-Vernon PLANT
2O39-Wm M Hardy
2052-Noel Warren
2O73-James Clyde 0verton
2Q83-Joseph Newt Laney
2118-Byron Byars
2134-Albert Lunsford
2139-Forrest Clements
2150-Charlie Wallace Jeffries
2174-Thos 0 Escue
COL0RED REGISTRANTS -
566-A-Atkins Corners
567-Billie Walker
753-Sam Ware
S16-Willie West
880-0scar Birum
s914-Lemuel Lee
924-Gibson Gillian
929-Charles Leigh
938-Joe Patton
942-Charles Minor
946-James Robert Brown
958-Leslie Bracken
: 963-Cornelius Bond
967-Sam Bradford
970-Grant Russell
975-Sam McCouler
983-Lee Ony Estes
985-Nathaniel Maclin
989-Philip Turner
seed CIemons
1009-HenEy Joyner
1025-Ellis Martin Smith
1027-Alsey Taylor
1035-Will Tonin Crofford
1040-James Oldham
1047-Frank Buck
1052-0scar Sanders
1054-Ray Dixon
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

Commercial value.-Onc OF Mr.. Kip
ling's trees was injured by Il bus. the
driver of which was also landlord OF
an inn. Kipling wrote this man II let
ter of complaint. which the recipient
sold to one OF his guests for ten shil-
lings. Again the angry author wrote
this time a more violent letter. which
Immediately fetched one pound.
a few days later Kipling called on
the landlord and demanded to know
why he had received no answer TO his
letters.
"Why, | was hoping you would send
me Il fresh one every day." was IN"
cool reply. "Thcy pay great deal
better than bus driving. Bits.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
Humorous department

Generous.-The wife OF successful
literary man had hired a buxoTn irish
xirl TO do the housework. Several
weeks passed and from seeing hef
master constantly about the house. th'
girl received an erroneous impression
"Scusc me. Mrs. Blank. she SAID "
her mistress one day. "hut Id !"
speaking to you
We'll. Nora
The girl hlushcd. fumhl"d "ith h"f
apron and then replied. yer" paying
me four dollars Il week.
YES. and really can't pay you any
more"
sure, 'tisn't that" responded th'
girl. but I'd be willin' TO tax" three
dollars till--till yer husband gets a
ob."--Washingto Star
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

Safe Observation-Disclosures to tn"
side OF the conductor, passenger
eagerly inquired: "Do you think that
will have time to get soda before
tho train starts?'
"Oh. yes" answered the conductor.
but suppose" answered the thirsty
passenger. that the train should go on
without me-"
"We can easily iiX that" promptly
replied the conductor. Il will go al"h.
and have one with you."-l.Os Angeles
Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

IF What il Professor Diggs doing
these days."
He Is studying the causes which
underlie revolutions"
He is. eh? Well, suspect he has n
great deal to learn about such things.
He got tangled up the other day in q
revolving door-Judgc.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
LOOK BEFORE
YOU LEAP

In the three previous issues OF The
Enquirer there appeared statement
signed by myself, under a headline
similar to the above. IL you are not
one of those individuals who claim
that 81 do not read advertisements"
and have not rs yet read that one, /
respectfully urge that you read 1t. l
assure you that no statement Is made
that cannot be verified.
About the fellow that don't read
advertisements" l have been hearing
him talk more or less all my life, and
have caught him so often tina: I have
really grown skeptical as to his claim.
| could recitc some interesting stories
rs to how l have uncovered him time
and again: but do not care to make
him feel bad. and. besides. WHIT would
be the sense in spending good money
for the space with which 10 do it?
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

Appropriate.-"Did | understand you
mina?"
"Ycs. | gave her that name my
self"
In honor of Hollands qucen?'
mo. merely hit upon 1t because it's
the feminine OF Wilhelm. She's the
darndcst autocrat yom ever saw
Boston Transcript.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
Spring Furnishings

CREN RUGS are the lowest priced
scrviceable Rugs for Spring and
summer use. They are made OF
vegetable fibre, almost as tough as
leather, and wear better than many
so-called wool rugs, and besides you
can get them In beautiful designs
that are most pleasing and that will
match your other furnishings-Have
Crex Rugs in sizes:
9X12 feet; 8x9 feet: 36x72 inches.
PORCH FURNITURE
In the good old summer time you'll
spend much Of yoC. time on your
porch-Make 1t attractive. We can
help you. See us for
PORCH CHAIRS, SETTEES.
VUDOR PORCH SHADES
(Vudors keep off the sunshine;
they are rich in appearance, and you
can see out, but not be observed by
the fellow outside. See them.)
M. L. FORD
Licensed Undcrtakcrs and Embalmcrs
CLOVER. S. c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

The Grouch.-"Thcse surgeons must
be getting careless" said Old Fosy. rs
ne looked up from his newspaper.
"Thcy are leaving spongcs and instru-
mcnts In n patients incisions."
"Rut thcy arc seldom SO careless rs
TO leave anything in n patients pock-
ct book" commented the Crouch
Greensboro News.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

Acquitted.-"l think Algy has been
in a poker game. II | were sure
would givo him fits"
why your suspicion"
"IIc was talking in his sleep last
night about pot luck"
Don't be too severe on your hus-
band. That sounds more like un in
vitation TO dinner"
perhaps you are right. lie was
speaking latcr OF table steaks."-
Judge
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
Puzzlino Problem.-Wil

A Puzzling Problem.-Willis-
What are you doing with all those
charts and timc-tablcs?"
Gillis-"Those charts arc lists oI
the various meatlcss. whcatless and
butterless days In the various states
I'm trying to figure out trip where
by can get a ham sandwich once q
month."-Life.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

,tS A rolling stone gathers no moss.
Versus:
The travelling bee gathers the hon
ey.
Take your pick.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

fs' Tommy had captured prisoner,
and while waiting for the escort to
come up said to him:
Have you got a wife,"
"Nein," answered the German.
Nine" gasped Tommy. "Lumme,
where's your iron cross?"-Punch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

Pa knew.-"Pa, what's a joint hank
account Of man and wife,"
That's an account, my son, where
the husband does the depositing and
the wife the withdrawing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

A True Patriot.-"Why don't YOU get
an alienist to examine your SON."
NO, sir, An American doctor Is
good enough for me."-Raltimore
American.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

Findin's keepin's.-"What II We
lose this blinlin' war after all. BinT'
"well. all I can say is-them what
finds It Is quite welcome to keep it,
Tit Bits.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

Habit.-"Why the noise?"
"The barber is shaving himself.
"But why the argument?"
He Is trying to persuade himself to
have a shampoo.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

With Apologies to cresl.-"Pa,
what's a press censor?'
Hes a man who knows more than
he thinks other people ought to my
son."-Boston Transcript.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
.lncOna School District No. 8.
by +. j. Nichols and j. j. j. Robinson

j. j. J. Robinson. SO: Lucinda Cham
bcrs, 81: j. =. Chambers. 81: W. T..
Chambers. 81: w. q. Youngblood. 81:
I.ogc Tate. p. c., 81: Lon Adams, y. C..
81: W. IS. l'olin, 81; Jim Hagcns. 81:
Fred Ratchford. soc: Amanda Tate. p
C., 81: Harry Williams, p. c., .25c: Will
Moblcy, p. c.. 81; l.. 7. Chambers. p.
e., 81; Lee Barnett. p. c., 81: julius
Dixon. p. c.. 81: Andy Starr. p. C., 81:
Henry Barnett, 81; J. n. Hogue, 81:
Jno Gordon and Mrs. Annie Gordon.
IS& w, II. ChamLeys and family, 80;
Mrs. .>EB. Adki(s, 81; Harper-,MfeiEt;
p. c., SO; Jonas crosby {. 81; w. a.
I}olin. 50; Jim Jackson. p. c.. 81; VIM.
Price. p. C.. 81: Ed. Cathcart. p. c.. 81;
Henry Mills, p. c.. 81; Ed. Cath
cart. p C., SOC; J. S. Alexander. 50:
Carrie Alexander, 81: Roy Tate. y. c..
81: J. VI. Jackson. 81; Belle Jackson,
81: Miss Sudir Jackson, 81: Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell, 81; Joe Mellow. 81; Jno.
Robinson and family. 81; Mr.. II. Jack
i:. Love. 81: II. J. Love. 81: j. B. Love.
81: J. +. Love. 81: Louie j. Love. 81:
Mrs. J. W. Love, 81; II. +. Love. 81:
H. y. Love. 81: j. f. Love, 81; Dan
McElhancy. 81; Will Montgomery, 81;
Montgomery Bros. 81: Tom Brandon,
81: Mrs. j. ThomassOn, 81: John
rhomasson. 81: Miss MoZcllc Thomas
son. SO: Miss Englc. So: j. B. Miller,
So: Jno. Good. 81: Walter Alexander.
81; Cash, $l.7O. Meek Williams and T..
J. Nichols. (additionaD $S.05.
The Committee desires to express its
appreciation OF tho enthusiasm with
which the various canvassing commit
tees performed their duties and for the
valuable assistance rendered in making
the campaign success. Acknowledge
mcnt Is also made of the valuable
bookkeeping aid rendered by Miss
Lutte Jenkins in preparation OF list
and reports.
J. \. MARION. War Fund Chairman
Committec--I. =. Mackorcll. |. W.
Johnson. J. =. I,ricc. W. +. Ferguson.
Miss Lcsslic Withcrspoon. Mrs. =. VI.
McNccl. Mrs. W. Il. Carroll. Mrs. =.
G. Ashc.
The above space and other expenses
of tho campaign were provided for use
of the committee out OF amounts con-
tributed for band fund. by the fol-
lowing.
Town Of York. Paul y. Moore. J. NJ.
Store. NJ. +. Cobb. \. y. Cartwright.
Quinn Wallace. W. VI. Mcconnell. T.
W. Spcck, Mackorcll- Hart Co.. W. r.
Ferguson. J. NJ. Ramsey. Kirkpatrick
Bclk Co.. Barron & Hart, e. 4. honey.
:. L.NStecle, Clinton Bros. J. {. Will
horn. II. I5 James. J. NJ. Stroup. W. b.
Moore. l.. W. Richardson. ID. l.. Shic-
der. =. X. Lowry. F.. B. Lowry. Ruth
Crosby. Geo. W. Williams. J. \. Tate.
J. II. Logan. d. T. Quinn. ID. c. Clark.
II. j. Iatta. w. :. Moore. W. =. Willis.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
Goodnight to Corn Pains - Corns
Peel on With "Gcts-It."
Say. girls. you can laugh at tight
shoes. or damp computing weather.
bumpy corns, calluses on the soles OF


your feet, corns between the toes, hard
and soft corns, II you will just touch
the corn or callus with a few drops Of
'Gets-It.' What a blessed relief 1t
gives to corn painsi You won't limp
any more: you can enjoy the dance
every minute. Then to see how that
corn or callus will come right of COM
plete, like a banana peel and without
the least pain, is just wonderful. Gets
It is the biggest seller among corn re-
movers in the world today. simply be-
cause II Is so wonderfully simple and
always works. Be sure you get Gets
It."
"Gets-It," the guaranteed. money
back corn-remover, the only sure way.
costs but a trifie at any drug store.
MID by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
Ill
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

The kaiser's Rearet.-The Kaiser
(as he faced the final punishment)-
Ny one regret is that didn't have
another million lives to offer for my
country"-Life.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
Cannon Mill Union S. s.

J. Q. Youngblood, 81; +. J.. Me
Swain, 81: l.. Il. Curry. 81: Roy Wal
lace, 81: Lytlc Quinn 81: S. \. Nc
swain. 81; B. NJ. Hull. 81: Rufus
Burns. 81: j.. =. Englc. 81: Mrs. Roy
Wallace. $1.O5; f.. W. Hollis, 81: W. I1.
Hope. 81: Mrs. J. G. Gardner. 81: Gary
+. Wallace. 81: |. II. Boyd. 81: r. ID.
MiIllinaX. 81: W. f. Morton. 81: Union
Hogmc, 50: J. &. Riddle. $3.50: Miss
Lcsslic Withrrspoon's class, 81: Miss
Mary Brandon. 81: Mrs. G. +. Wallace.
81: David Ferguson, 81; Dolly Crosby,
81: Cash. .i5c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

- The Enquirer wants your orders
for Commercial Stationery.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
Charlotte st. RaptlSt s. S.

T. II. Hopper. 81: Luther Bcchtlcr
50: T.. \. Thrift. 81: ID. II. Blackwell
81: Ollie Thrift. 81: J. W. Adams. 81:
Sam VI. Grist. 81: o. G. Jenkins. 81:
Miss Mary Woods. 81; Miss Macic
lslanton. 81: X. l.. Narnadorc. 81: w
l.. Adams. 81; II. r. Sapaugh. 81: w
=. Wood. 81: ID. 4. Boyd. 81: W. f.
Morton. 81: Miss Sallic Wood. 81: j.
e. Thrift. 81: Fannie Boyd. 81: }. =
Brown. 81: |. II. Boyd, 81: \. NJ
Grist. 81: T. W. Anderson. SO: J. G.
Riddle, $50; Mrs. J. &. Moore, 81:
Miss Ruth Gardner. 81: Miss Lizzie
Sanaugh. 81; Miss Flossic Roberts. 81
Miss jamie Broom. 81: II. ID. Hope. 81:
c. l.. Clinton. 81: y. IL. Humphrirs
81: +. l.. McSwain. 81: Sunbeam Band
frhillrpnl 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

Reid. 81: y. Davis. 81.
Zion 4. NJ. f. Church-Rev. J. f.
Coins. $3.50: Dan Jones. 81: Geo. f.
Jackson. 81: Martin Thompson. 81: J.
III. Herndon. 81: \. ID. Chambers. 81:
Henry Jones. 81: Nancy Raincy. 81:
Ivy McElwee. Il: NarCissus Davis. 81:
Betsy Ellis. 81: Laura Mclenton. 81:
Ann,c Wheeler. 81: t. ID. McF.lwce. 81:
Amelia Bycrs. 81: G. W. Tate. 81: 7.
:. Smarr. 81: Maggie Brown. 81: }. G.
Gray. $50: Eta Mckinney. 81: Viola
King. 81: Hattie Jackson. 81: Jno.
Melton. 81: {. l. Mcknight. 81; Al
bert King. 81: Jno. W. Ross. 81: Roy
Miller. soc; Martha Smarr. .25c Mag
gle Bowler. .l6c: Mary Ward. .l0c:
j. Williams. soc: Emma Tate. 81:
Alice Hart. 81; Maggie Jackson, 81:
Charley Miller. 81: =. =. Watson. 81:
Win. Eycrs. 81: D. Barlark. 81: jamie
Burt. 81: Mamie Thompson. 81: Sallie
Jones. 81. Mary Rarlark. 81; }. =. Coin.
$40: &. Jones. 81: Theodore Wither-
spoon. 81: q. Love. 81: Emma Miller,
81: Martha Herndon. 81; Andrew Az
crson. 81: M. Wheeler. 81: VIM. For
ncy. s.: Mary f.. Coins. .lOc: handed
in Ivy Rev. G. W. Jennings. SS.55.
Tirzah School District.
W. W. Conder. 81: W. +. Rcvels, 81:
E"v j. {. Gricr. $3.50: W. \. Carroll
and Family. SO: c. &. Carroll. 81: Jcs-
So Smith. 81: \. }. Berry. soc: Sayc
Berry. soc; Howell Berry. soc; Jesse
Hawkins. $3.50: Will Hawkins. 81: \.
ID. Allen. 81: f.. u. Chambers, soc: w.
4. Oates. $3.50: Miss Nellie Allison. SO:
J. NJ. Campbell, 80: n. q. Thomasson.
81; Tom II. Allen. 81: Jones Bros. soc:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Smith. 81: Erwin
Allen. 81; J. y. Reid. 81; G. y. Elkins,
81: W. J. Parish. 81: r. NJ. Sadler, 81;
i. c. Jackson. 81; x. r. Allison. 81:
II. L. Youngblood. 81: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. =. Sadlcr and family. 81; John II.
Hoguc. SO: f.. +. Adkins. 81: Roy At
kins. .25c: Mrs. J. +. Atkins and Miss
Bessie Atkins. $3.50: W. G. Hartncss.
e. Aaron RnsScll ID. C.. 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
TirZah District-COlOresI.

Rev. O. y. Dawkins. $1.l0: Walter
Barnett. 81: s. +. Thompson. 81: =. b.
Jackson. 81: Hattie Thompson. soc:
Nathan Hinson. .a5c; =. NJ. Mitchell.
30c: Walter Tate. soc: Fred Tate.
soc: Clarence Scott. .25c: Mary Tate.
zoe: Alice Tate, zoe: MoZcllc Estes.
sc; Guss Williams. .25c: James Crock
rt. sc: ID. l.. Anderson. .25c; Laura
Howell, .l0c; Vivian Rankin. .l5c.
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subscriptions of May 21st.

J. T.. Rurns. 81; Philip Burns, Sl;
Louise Quinn. s.: Paul McC0rklr. 81;
billy McCorklc. 81; Charley Miller, S2'
W. r.. Erwin. 81; Mrs. j. X. Barnweil,
81: ]. X. Barnwell. Jr., 81: Brown
l.arnwcll. 81: Forest Smith, 81; J. ..
quinn. 81: Mrs. Il. c. Smith. 81: Miss
Jennie Cody, 81: Mrs. Jno. Il. Logan,
S25O
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Cotton Belt School District
BY Mason Clark
Mrs. s. ]. Holmes, 50: w. A. Carroll,
$2.50: ]. H. and Robt Good, IS; Joe
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07
Union School District
by W. W. jackson.

d. Frank Jackson, 81; Julia Smart,
81: Worth Youngblood, 81; Mrs. W.
w. jackson. 81: +. &. Mccarter 81:
Il. 2. Robinson. 81; Lizzie Wood, 81:
Daisy Robinson. 81; r. L. Robinson,
81: Mrs. J. ]. Jackson. 81; j. ]. Jack
son, 81: Miss Hattie Thomasson, 81:
Knox Jackson. 81: ID. &. Wood. 81:
Miss Helen Thomasson, 81; T. G. Nc
carter. 81; James jackson, soc; Mrs.
Mary Jackson. soc; Edward Wood
5Oc: Margaret Robinson, soc: Less
lie Robinson, SOC; Elizabeth Jackson,
soc: W. W. Jackson. $3.50: VIM. Ken
,lrikc jackson, .25c; II. G. Jackson,
-: Joe Thomasson. $3.50: T. n. Thorn
1sSon 81
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Filbcrt School District.
by W. l.. Purslcy.

NJ. ParrOtt, 81; j. II. Boyd, 81; w. W
Lynn. 81: Il. ]. Thomasson. 81; Bill
Brown, 81; r. F. Parrott. So; G. r
Mcdaniel. 81; J. II. Clark, 81; Arthur
Gwin. 81; Charley Wright. 81: Arthur
Sadlcr, 81: Vurnie Good, 81: p. F
Falls, soc: w. NJ. Ramsey, SOC; f
V. TempIeton. 81; J. L. Harvey, 81.
Cotton Belt School District.
BY Leslie Smith.
]. NJ. Mitchell. 81; G. NJ. Carroll
So: f. A. Dickson, 81: ]. F. Hope, So
J. ]. Thomas, 81: Gus Carroll, 81
Nimrod Parker, 81: r. w. Parker ant
family, S1.60: Y. W. Bales, 81; j. q
Parks. SO; Mrs. Fannie Clark. 81; JEFF
Clark. 81: Miss Rena Robinson. 81:
Mrs. Sue Hoke. 81: A. B. Clark, So
Grant Currence. 81; J. r. Neil, 81
Quay McElroy, 81; Blanche Carroll
81: Lawrence Parker. 81: j. r. Ste.
phenson, SO.
Bullock's School District.
Mat. Thomson, 81: Perry Mcswain
81: II. J. McSwain. 81: ]. NJ. Sealy. 81:
Harris Hughes. 81; Adeline Sanders
81: Merriva Bennett, 81; Fred Sanders
SO: John Gill. SO: Arthur Castles
$3.50; Mrs. F. NJ. Pruitt, 50; Mrs
Mamie McSwain. $50; W. D. Bank,
head. "a; E. McSwain. SOC; ]. d
Bankhead. 81: r. II. McAbee. .25c:
W. P. McAbee. 81: Sidney Hughes
SOC; Baybe Burriss, 81: c. n. Feem.
stcr. 81: ]. s. Gregory. 81: Nell San.
dcrs. 50: Ida Robbins, 81: Liddie Jeter
81; Braker Smith. 81: Manuel Rainey
81: Sam Robbins, 81; Beatrice Rob.
bins, 81: Margaret Gascoigne, 81; Geo
Hall, 81: Cleo Hames, 81; Hard,
Dorsey, soc: Ell Robbins, soc; Ella
Burris, 81; Dan johnson, Is; Currie
Burris, 81; F. Jeter. $3.50; Letty
Nance. 81; Agnes Brown. 81; Greer
King. 81: Geo. Brown. So: Doc Nance
81: Samuel Feemster, 81; Caroline
Craig, csc; James Dorsey, S1.25; Joe
Boyd: 81: Calvin Boyd, 81: Stephen
Mcdaniel, 81: Bob Mcdaniel, 81: Sam
Mcdowell, $3.50; Wren Jeter, 81; Por-
ter Purcell, 81: Sylvanus johnson
$3.50: Mrs. B. F. Trammell. 81: N. G.
McCarley, 81: Billie Blair. 81; Mrs. J.
c. McCarley. 81; J. d. Nelson. 81; Jno
Boyd, 81: Gems Tgier, 81; w. T.