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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27

prettiest and well as most stately
homes in Americas, and never fails
to excite comment from visitors pass
ing through that exclusive section
of the city. He is a large property
owner and in addition to his home,
the SILVER Apartments, erected by him
several years ago and located on Col
Iege street stands as monument to
his prOgressiveness and waith in the
future of Americas. He is the only
son of Mrs. Anna Frances Wilson, who
was one of the first women of Ameri-
Gus to teach here, and who counted
among her pupils such men as Frank
Lanier. Frank Sheffield and other now
prominent in the business and profess
sional life of the community, and who
resides with him at his home here,
In 1902 Mr. SILVER married Miss
Cornelia Merritt, Of Macon, daughter
of Raswell A. Merritt, president of
Home Savings Bank and Merritt Hard
ware Company. of Macon, and to them
have been born several children. Mr..
SILVER served anumber of years as a
member of the Americas Light IN
fantry, and in his younger days took
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27

W. t. Lane is one of the best known
figures at the bar of Sumter county,
and one of the several lawyers here
who has made a distinct success as
a member of the profession. He has
a reputation as a ready speaker, and
Is so frequently called on to make
Smpromptu addresses he is often re-
Eerred to as man who always has
"a speech ready. He is a man of pro-
found learning and wide information
upon a variety of subjects, and the
younger members Of the bar frequent
9y seek his advice when engaged in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
Yale Critic and Dr.. Ray
croft Will attend Ham,
cock.League Island Bene.
fit Contest Tomorrow
By EDWIN ]. POLLOCK

W1ALTER CAMP, known the country
w over as the most renowned author
ity on football. will see some Of his
All-American selections in action tomor-
row afternoon. but he won't place them
on this years all-star college eleven.
The Yale gridiron critic has wired
Samuel J. Dallas that he will be here for
the big army and navy game between
Franklin Field and he will be roofing
for the sailors. Mr. Camp is now con-
nected with the navy being head Of
the committee on naval training-camp
activities.
But the lads from Camp Hancock will
not be without their chief rooter He
will be there in the person Of DR.. Jo-
seph e. Raycroft, former athletic di-
rector at the University OF Chicago.
Doctor Raycroft has charge Of the army
| training-camp ectivities.
The game tomorrow. which will be
played for the benefit of the crippled
soldiers, will be IN an army and navy
battle in fact as well as name, and the
players who will struggle on the grid
iron cen put up a better brand of foot
ball than Is usually produced In the
tilts of yesteryears between the rival
Government academies.
The Camp Hancock eleven arrived
here today and every man on the squad
is in great physical condition. The army
life has hardened the men, and their
practices and games have rounded them
into great shape for the battle which
will decide the service championship.
There are thirty men on the squad
and it contains some Of the best football
materia! in the country. Glance at this
lineup and judge for yourself:
Left end, STAFF Austin. captain ALI
Hawaiian team, left tackle, Chick Haw-
kins, Georgia; left guard, Ray Gerber.
Dartmouth; center. Vic Adams, Col
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
BOLAND TO RACE HERE
National Champion to Compete
in Snellenburg Run

The Victory woodblock Marathon run; run
on New Years Day morning, which W., w
be held for the seventh time under me
Auspices of the N. Snellenburg 20
A hietic Association, will be the great, nv
test in its history. Already n, many ny
entries have been received and WIN e the
Assurance that Harry Boland. OF the
Morningside Athletic Club, OF New forh'
who won both the Junior and senior Ma,
tional cross-country championship
week ago, will be starter.
Charley Pores, the fleet-footed pelnam
Bay sailor boy, who has annexed the s hSe
and ten-mile titles for several years ana
who last summer broke the American
fiye-mile outdoor record at the Great
Lakes naval station. will be another
starter. >,
national race over the Van Courtlana
Park course last week, and with potn
these sterling performers on scratch, .
hot contest can be expected. Entriss
close December 21 with Louis N. Gold
smith, 404 Widener Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
M'NAMARA-MAGN
LEAD BIKE RIDERS
Top Six-Day Cyclists in
New York Under Point
System
HOLD IS SPRINTS DAILY
Madison Square Garden, new ''''n

Madison Square Garden. New YORK;
Dec. 6.
with all the teams pedaliing rhore
than $50 miles behind the record III
terest in the annual six-day bicycle race
here centered today on the figures oei'e
made under the French point-scor'hs
system. Mcnamara and Magin led at
a. m. with 29S points.
The race will end at midnight Satur-
day and the final prize winners VIII De
- ssdetermined under this sysrem of award
ing points for places won in the spr'nts'
fifteen of which are run off every twen-
ty-four hours. .
Madden and Cory were second at
a. M, the 1O4th hour. with 24o points )
BRENDA and Hill were third with !s9'
Lawrence and Hanley fourth with ~,
and Chapman and Halstead httn WIN
1913 points. Other scores irciud Wepei
and Eaton, IS; Coburn and kopsKy' o.
and Grim and Thomas, IL points
The eight leading teams had coSeIeu
1896 miles one lap at the end or tne
104th hour; three others were one zap
behind and the twelfth team was three
laps behind. ,, r
The record at this hour IS 2obl miies
laps, made by Folger and Hill III A'i1'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
HOG ISLAND BOXING SHOW
Three Knockouts Feature Weekly
Carnival-Mendel Fights Draw

The Hog Island Athletic Association
held their weekly boxing carnival last
evening at their new club house, Ninety
fourth and Tinicum avenue, before one
of the largest crowds that have as yet
attended these weekly shows
Promoter McTaggert, as an added at
traction, had a battle royal between half
dozen duskies which drew consider
In the opening bout Of the evening Kid
Bennett knocked out Joe Belmont in the
opeing round, a knockout featured again
in the second bout when Harry Grant
furnished the X. o. to Chick Lawrence.
In the semiwind-up Joe Mendel fought
Eddie Bell six fast rounds to a draw.
Whitley Fitzgerald proved too strong
for Bobby Lincoln, although the latter
tore into Fitzgerald at the sound of the
rest found Whitley more fresh and wi h
\ stiff left to the body dropped Lincoln,
ak'ng the count.
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Soccer Ne1Us and Notes

Merchants "B." being without a game on
Saturday. will play an exhibition game with
the American Pulley Company's soccer team
on the latter's home grounds. 4oOO Wissa-
hickon avenue.
With Tommy Swords. Fisher McLaugh'in
and Ness backing the goal net; the Bethle-
hem team will not find Its sailing SO easy
the New York Ship team.
Coach Regan's aggregation have shown
some rare form for a new team Some of
these drbbers p.ayed the game this season
for the first time. Mountenay, butcher and
Eastwood should strengthen these young
sters.
Manager Head will use his new find. Nor
risen. the former Buffalo star. IN their next
u will take an excellent combination to
break this defense.
The Hungarian soccer eleven has improved
soms Of the local teams good game. In a
recent game It forced the Textile team to the
limit before 1t finally scored two goals to
nothing.
Nolan stiII shows his agEressveness and
will be In the iine-up tomorrow with the
Merchants ''B" team when It plays the
American Pulley. -
Rea, playing the center position for Christ
Church. ho'ds the same down very well. II
Shields and Doughertv would feed him a
little more we feel the scoring would become
easier.
When the Bethlehem team leaves for the
lsosst 4 WI, be tbs nrs. tin tine ,tn an sns.srn .srn
city. Already games are being booked with
khe. FL Paso, Dallas. ST. Louis and ptroit
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INDIVIDUAL SCORING

orado: right guard. Polly Koch. Wis
cons,n. right tackle, Jab Murray, Mar
ouette. right end, Gimme Guinares,
Harvard; quarterback, J. Howard Berry.
p.ppsvlyania: left halfback, Chesty
Rawson. Georgia; right hanback,. Ecky
EckberE, Dartmouth; fullback, Ben Derr.
Pennsylvania.
Ensign welch yesterday announced
that the officials of the game would be
the same as those who had charge of
the Charleston game last week. Robert
w. Maxwell, the sports editor or tie
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER, will referee :
W. G. Crowell Of Swarthmore, will UNI
pire, and Bill Hollenback, Of Pennsyl-
yania will be the head linesman.
A great parade will take place prior
to the game. About 1000 will form III
line at League Island at 1880 and they
will march north on Broad street to the
CITY Hall and then out to Franklin
Field The game will start at $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
ANOTHER TITLE
FOR FRANKFORT
Pioneers Get Soccer Crown
for Second Year by
Beating Central

BY defeating the Central High School
soccer team goals to o yesterday after
noon on Houston Field the Frankford
High School eleven won the Philadel-
phia High School soccer championship
for the second consecutive year
The Frankford boys, although much
lighter than the Crimson and Gold drib-
blers, played rings around the van
quished. scoring three goals in the frs;
half. Though only one goal was netted
in the final half. the ball was kept in
Crimson and Gold terri, ,ory throughout
and only the fine defensive playing of
Russell and "Tubby" Webster pre- :-"uted
a larger score
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
FOOTBALL STAR KILLED
Rhodes, Nebraska's Captain-elect,
Slain in France

Lincoln. Neb., Dec. 6-Roscoe Rhodes
of Ansley, Neb., captain-elect of lne
1918 football team of the University of
Nebraska and a member of the Me-
braska grIdiron squad in 1917, when the
Cornhuskers won the championship of
the Missouri Valley Conference. is re-
ported to have been killed in action in
France
A letter received here from one Of
Rhodes's comrades says the former foot
ball player was killed on October 2S.
Rhodes Joined the army last April.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
SERVICE CLUB BOUTS
Fast Exhibitions Staged for Boys
in Uniform

The committee from the Raquet Club
tagged five star bouts at the United
Service Club last night before a packed
ouse. In the opening bout, Terry Han
On, after fighting Young Sweigert three
st rounds, took on P. Palletti and out
boxed him also. The second bout
rought together Soldier Hines and Roc
Ford, who went three hard rounds
lr good draw.
In the semi-final bout Mike Ukraine
tboxed PCrrY Bliven. Young Joe Mem
del and John Kutchley fought a draw.
lie wind-up brought together Terry
tetchel and John Delaney and at. the
nd Of the third round the referee
twarded 1t good draw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
new CLUB OPENS DEC. II
Matchmaker Hanlon Arranging
Show for Knickerbocker Theatre

The new home for boxing in West
Philadelphia, the Knickerbocker Theatre
1t Fortieth and Market streets, will
stage its opening show on the night OF
December II. Last night all arrange
nents for the converting Of the theatre
into a boxing club were completed. Sam
Il Wheeler was in charge Of the deal.
Jack Hanlon, the matchmaker Of the
ew club. already Is preparing his open
show. He expects to have two head
'rers In the main bout. The new man
ogement expects to stage nothing but
'gh class shows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
Scraps about Scrappers
TACK SHARKEY, fresh from his vic

TACK SHARKEY, fresh from his vic.
q tory over Eddie Wimler. of Pitts
burgh. will show in this city again to.
night His opponent will be Port Rich.
mond's pride. Young (Hank) McGovern
They will come, together in the final
day McGovern put up a sensational six
round scrap with Battling Murray.
Johnny Morgan. Of Kensington and
TSmmy sss IN Hfm1S se fouh Gf ednes oTns W
Johnny Duffy and Willie Mccloskev
Young Fitzpatrick and Tommy Golden
and Marty Hayes and Jack Adams will
make up the rest of the program.
Max williamson. who battles every second
s s:ns = In R fsd Be hs essa i'i MsR
finai r t al the Atlantic City Sporting Club
tonisi, Three other bouts are on the pro-
~s sae .s.a ts' Sz S"ssh Taas4 Rass:sa
s;r %:s ss gs. E:snais i.s
Nory Ney.. on On Monday NJ ss"ilSS"' night '''' A' '"
or Lew Tender, Phillips has several offers
X. O. Georxe Chaney will make his first
appearance IN local ring since % he ront,s put uf
Benny Xaigar will be chsneys opponent
0iymp!a A: 4. on On, Monday nIght Harry
the activities in the semifnal, Joe GeSgel
and Joe Rivers. two middleweisht scrappsrs
will show In the main preliminary. Tive
other bouts are on the program
Bobby Gunnis. manager Of Johnny Mealy
expects his fighter to surprise the boxins
public when his protege faces Johnny Dun
dee in the final bout at the Nati9asl A. 4
hand out a nice lacing to the, New .Yorl
italian. Young Robideau and Johnny Hayes
will box in the seminal
Jack Britton and Silent Martin have beer
matched to come together In an esht-rounc
scrap at Jersey City on December 20.
Phil Bloom and Barney xAdair will meet II
a ten-round bout at Detroit on the night o.
December 49,
Lew Tender has a busy time ahead o.
him. Tuesday night he boxes Frankie Cal
lahan in Boston, on December 10 he opposes
Ewes Hammer at the Olympia, and New
Years afternoon he boxes Rocky Kansas IL
Buffalo.
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Fordham Came Cancelled

tho Fordharn s, A. r. c.. is being demob-
iized the game with the Mitchell Field Ayia- dd
Several Of the football men are likely to be
Included in the first batch to be mustered
out from the university.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
Naval Eleyens TO Play

New York, Dec, 6--The Pelham Bay
Naval Training Station football team, which
defeated the Granite state eleven for the
championship Of the third naval district la st
week, will play the Armed Guard OF Brook
lyn. at South Field. tomorrow afternoon,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
Cochran Outplays Morningstar

New York. Dec. 8.--Welker Cochran de-
feated Ora Morningstar in both matches of
the 380oTpoint 1872 balk line at Maurice
Daly's billiard parlor yesterday. In the
afternoon Cochran made 300 to Morning.
stars 81. and In the evening Cochran made
800 while Morningstar made 1876.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
WALTER CAMP TO SEE
SERVICE TITLE GAME
95 Points in Six Games
Record Of Stinchcomb,
Cleveland Navy Star

Stinohconb, the uouno tar Who scored
the Touchdown against Pittsburgh for tho
r"1'cldud Naval Reserves, tailed 95
points IN 1ir games for the tDeste.n sail
rs during the season that closed tptth
the pictorU ouer the Pdnthers last Satur.
LAP. The indiuidudl scoring and team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
Hahnemann VS.. Delaware Tomorrow

The Hahnemann boys are working hard for
the coming game with Delaware College. tc
be played tomorrow. the P. K. Y. NJ
c. 4. Field. Forty-fourth street and Parkside
avenue at 3 o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
Battling Hudson Breaks Arm

Z Allentown. Pa. Dec. 6.-Rattlng Hudson
Phiiade phia lightweight. suffered a broker
arm in the nth round OF a bout with Allen
town Dundee In the Lyric Arena last night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
West Virginia May Play Cincinnati

Morgantown. w. Va. Dec 8.--Nesotia-
tons are in progress for West Virginia to
pay the University of Cincinnati at Gin
cinnati November at football. Boyd Cham
bers. formerly well known in West yirginia
circuits as coach at Marshall College, 10
now in charge at Cincinnati and has devei-
oped strong teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
HARMON BEATS KELLEY
Wins Second Match for City
Billiard Title

Charles Harmon defeated Joseph
Kelley in a pocket billiard match at
Green's last night, 100 to 81, in the city
title series. Kelley's high run was twen-
ty-three and Harmon's twelve.
STANDING OF THE PLAYERS
w l. PC. W. L. PC,
Harmon 2 1000 Fink .... 800
Brill 1 1000 Kelley "a .0O9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06

Phil Bloom and Barney <Adair will meet In
a ten-round bout at Detroit on the night Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06

Jack Britton and Silent Martin have been
matched to come together In an eight-round
scrap at Jersey City on December %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06

Lew Tender has. busy time ahead of
him. Tuesday night he boxes Frankie Cal
lahan in Boston, on December 10 he opposes
Ewes Hammer at the Olympia, and New
Years afternoon he boxes Rocky Kansas in
Buffalo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06

Max Williamson. who battles every second
he ts In thu ring. and Little Rear the Mon
tana Indie will be the contestants in the
anal + It al the Atlantic City Sporting Club
tonigi, Three other bouts are on the pro-
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-20

:
$50 Thos. Milton Randolph
PSI Walter Edw. Schilling
252 Jos, E. Smith
253 Eugene Herbert Clay
254 Robt A. Pickens
255 VIM. M. Verhine
256 Jas. Edw. Whitten
257 Jno: Perry Southern
258 Ebbie Thos Lance
259 VIM. l.. Reece
26O Pope Barrow Wise
261 Jas. Lafayette Marshall
262 Reuben Marion Phillips
263 Jas. Oscar Summerlin*
264 Homer Harris*
265 Ed Williams, Jr.*
266 Jas. David Porter, Jr.
267 Geo. Shaw
268 Jas. Marion Prather
269 Fate Ellison
270 Arley Franklin Loudermilk
271 Hugh Fred Millweod
272 Jas. A. Kiser*
273 John Hight
l274 Albert Harris
275 Andrew Jackson Rainey*
276 Jno. Wesley Smithwick
PIT Ishie Isaac Reed
278 Oscar Perry Maddox
279 Harold L. Wooten
28O Marcha Lee Moon
281 Willie E. Tyson
282 Jno. Orlando Prewett
283 Geo. Napoleon White
284 Jno. Henry Partain
285 Judson C. Ward
286 Walter S. Mckinney
287 David Rosser Little
288 Ollie B. Brown
289 Mack Thompson
29O Tom Grogan*
291 Chas. E. NOrthcutt
292 Chas. Garland Phillips
.293 Henry Stephens Moon
294 Jos. Jones Sanders
295 Campbell Wallace
296 Montgomery Paris
297 VIM. David Tritt
29S Lucius S. Mckinney
299 Edgar L. Handy
800 Sam Frank Wallace
3O1 Jno. Rufus Williams
3O2 Walter Melvin Slocum*
3O3 Ernest Thos. EchOls*
3O4 Mark His
3O5 John Thrower*
500 Willie McAfee*
3O7 Edgar Lane Moore
S08 Harvey Newton Haney
800 Jos. C. Leavell
80 Columbus Franklin Garrett
81 Columbus Millsap
312 Jas. G. Mathews
313 Fred Edw. "A. Schilling, Jr.
314 Jesse Petty Upshaw
315 S. Vance Lewis
316 Mayes Cleveland Frey
BIT Jas. Emmerson Martin
31S Jerry Columbus Crook
319 Esmer Eugene Mayes
$50 Jas. Sidney Stigali
32d Geo. v. Chambers
322 Warren Clayton Payne
323 Willie Nelson
324 Patrick Fred Rooney
305 Jas. Emmett Marler
326 Austin Alexander
327 Newt Maaes Landers
328 Norman Rufford LoWman
329 Arthur Deward Delk
$40 Carl Payne Barnes
331 Alfred Taylor
332 Abrom Powell*
333 Geo. Washington Gardner
334 Alonzo Moss
335 Wm.; Lewis Simmons
336 Ed Johnsen*
337 Lsander Carl Medford
338 Thos. Henderson Martin
$50 John Moses Tennent
$40 Ray W.. Noe
341 Brisco Nelson
342 Archey Stiles Medford
343 Jno. Ebert Tribbitts
344 Alfred Webb Wehunt
345 Lucius Lee T. Flynn
346 Leon Atlee Gilbert
BAT Leon Conrad Land
34S Jno. Taylor Sanders
349 VIM. Stevents Tomlmson
$50 Elmer Reeee Straham
~351 Jflo. Henry VoXles
352 Thos. Virgil McCleskey
353 Henry Alonzo Lewis
354 Jno. Edmond White
2Ek Fank Baxter Reed
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-20

1873 Nathan Andrew Wigley
'S9 VIM. Henry Cooper
100 Robt. Tilton Willingham
'9l Clinton T. Webb
1872 Isaac Judson Tinsley
1913 Coleman Leavell
.94 Tolvin Columbus Trammell
1916 Malcolm N. Whitlock
'96 Luther Barnes
'97 Lloyd Sudders*
1873 Nathaniel w. Rayston*
'99 Leroy Myers
100 Andrew G. Smith
I01 Alex Christian
I02 JAS. Arthur Williams
IO3 Ed Lees
.04 Judson B. Pair
I05 Herbert Wesley Mcintyre
I06 Hubert Hayden Mitchell
'07 Eugeen McAlpin Stubinger
IO8 Geo. Albert Burtz
.09 Jos. Antoine Miller, Jr.
10 Alvin B. Leard
III Patrick Anderson Read
~ Lee West*
E13 Clarence Eugene Wheeler
Ia Howard Redeem
I15 Ned McClardy*
I16 Amy Ezzard*
III Dallas Ward Osborne
I18 Archibald Drake Sessions
I19 Geo. Washington Young
I20 Ernest Walter Scott
L21 Marshall Mckinley Ledford
I22 John Roy Greer
I23 Leonard Sanford Webb*
"a Charlie Henry Tuggle*
I25 Otis Webb
I26 Clifford Reeds
I27 Willie Daniels
1873 Jeremiah Dumas Malone, Jr.
I29 Jas. L. Logan
80 Luther Weston Boswell
I31 Toy Gibson
1872 Jno. Edwin Sage, Jr.
1873 Bill Buchanan
I34 Frank J. Sanges
L35 Herbert Clifford Nell
SO Robert H. Northcutt, Jr.
I37 Frank Freyer McNeel
I38 Randolph Brumby Simmonds
I39 JAS. Hubert Sensing
40 Clifford Pinkney Nc cCrary
al Robt. Leslie McCollum
Az Richard Louie Marchman
43 Charlie Emanuel Tucker
IA Leonard VIM. Wilson
I45 Jno. Lewis Sanders.
46 Herman Frederick Thorn
AZ Edwin Dallas Thomas
I48 VIM. Northcutt Stephens
I49 Forrister Cliff Steel
so Joe Westbrooks
81 VIM. CaEin Tinsley
52 Albert Jas. Thornton*
I53 David Willie Roberts,
.54 Joe Washington, Jr.*
I55 Giles Haney*
E56 Cicero Jackson
'57 Maymon Orlando Radford*
I58 Robt. Lewis Andrews
$50 Jas. Henry Evans
I6O Fred Wright
I61s' Willie McAfee*
L62 Clyde M. Milton
I63 Willie Addison
I64 E. Paul Strickland
I65 Clarence Jas. Milton
L66 Jas. Towns
I67 Elmer Myers
1853 Cornelius Sheets"
SO Lowell Reeves
E70 Solomon Jackson
I81 John White
I73 Alex Murray Weems, Jr.
I72 Franklin Leroy Wheeler
ia Jas. Herbert Swanson
rs Ernest B. Richards
I76 Ernest Shelton Cassidy
W Paul Burt Owenby
I78 Roy Sauls
70 Leonard Jas. McCollum
1870 Forrest Stephen
I81 Glenn Leard Rainey
1872 Roy Herbert Hin
1873 Horace H. johnson ,e
81 Harry Ebert Sauls
1876 Leon S. Boss
1876 Henry Taylor Truelove
1877 Jno Glenn Gray
1873 Ira Clifton Stroppe
I89 Jas. Clifton Mackney
100 Joe Perry McClafn
I91 Geo. L. Gaddy
I92 Charlie D. Woods, Jr.
L93* Wm;. Lewis Carter
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