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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-27
ALEDO AT A GLANCE
Daily Doings in Mercer County's Busy Capital

the nations want column The
want column opportunity closes
this afternoon. If the different
branches are not voluntarily filled
by that time it is more than prob
able that induction orders will be
sent out to the local boards.
Personal Mention.
MIR. and Mrs. John NJ Wilson and
two children. Frances and Edgar
Frederick, left Friday for Stuttgart,
Ark. on a short visit Mr.. Wilson
will attend to business interests
there and will spend a few days
with Mr. and Mrs E. l.. Drury.
Misses Evelyn Durney. Nina
Isaacson and Gertrude Johnson
went to Macomb Friday morning,
where they will attend Western
Illinois normal
Mrs. O. p. Willis of this city and
sister. Mrs. John Horn of Mt Ayr,
Iowa. left Friday for Peoria. where
they will spend few days with
Mrs. Willis daughter, Mrs. J. B.
Robbins. Mrs. Horn has been Wis
iting here for several days. She
will stop on her return from Peo-
ria.
Mrs. Maud Smith went to Galva
Friday to spend the day with her
daughter. Mrs Dolly Brown.
c. P. Shaw and W. ". Hampton
went to Rock Island Friday on bus
mess.
A. C. Bridgford was a business
caller Friday in Rock Island.
r. L. Watson went to Rock Is
land Friday on a business trip.
Mrs. Hettie Garrett and daughter
Mrs. w. B. Main went to Monmouth
Friday to spend the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-27
Circuit Court AdiOurns.

Mercer county circuit court ad-
journed Thursday afternoon until
Monday morning. Judge W T.
Church went to Rock Island Friday
to hold court there Friday and Sat
urdav.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-27
Balmer Enlists.

Ralph Balmer signed an appli-
cant. of enlistment as an automo-
bile chauffeur at the local exemp-
tion board yesterday afternoon. The
application will be forwarded to
Washington for acceptance Bal
mer answered the call sent out in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-27
ENDEAVORERS IN
PRE-POLING RALLY

The Twin-City Christian Endea-
yor unions. both senior and inter
med ate, Will hold a pre-Poling pep
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-27
RADIO CLASSES
START IN CITY
initial Instruction viii be Given
Monday Night mt the Manual
Arts Building.
HUNDRED MEN ARE EXPECTED
certificates Issued to Those Who
Prove Ability for CoptiDu-
ing Study.

Initial instruction in radio teleg-
raphy and buzzer signal work will
be given at the Manual Arts build
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all
persons interested. that the board
of local improvements of the city
of Rock Island. Illinois has filed il
the county court of Rock Island
county a certificate of the cost ii
the Improvement entitled in said
court. In repetition of the citv
of Rock Island, Illinois. 10 assess
the cost of the paving with brick
of Eighteenth street from First to
Second avenue" and said certificate
also shows the court costs, the
amount of accrued interest and the
total amount of said assessment
ant said certificate also states that
the said improvement conforms
substantially to the requirements
OF the original ordinance for the
construction of the same, as re-
quired by law. and that final hear
ing on said certificate will be ha !:
on the 18th day of May, A. D., 1918,
at O'Clock a m, or as soon there
after as the business of the court
will permit. All persons desiring
may file objections in said court
before said day, and may appear
at the hearing and make their de-
Tense.
Dated this Goth day of April, A
/ D., 1918.
WILLIAM MCONOCHIE,
NICOLAI JUHL,
NJ. T. RUDGREN.
JOHN H. LIEDTkE,
JOHN A MURRIN,
Z Beard of Local Improvements of
the city of Rock Island. Ill.
buy Liberty Bond
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINS
TRATfON OF NEVADA
Reno. Nevada, August %, 1918

Reno, Nevada, August ~, 1918
To all Hotels and Restaurants:
While the 5000" wheat rule has
been suspended effective September
L. as o have been notified, it is de-
sired TO impress upon YOU that wheat
conservation is still necessary.
Therefore, you are requested until
further notification is sent, which
will be as soon as the new regulations
r received in full. to observe the
same rules as heretofore regarding
service OF bread, crackers. etc. The
two-slice per person bread service,
and limited cracker service with
soups. etc. viii remain in effect for
the present
You are permitted after September
1. 10 use SO per cent wheat -four and
% per cent substitutes in all pie
crust, pastry. etc.
We wish 10 extend hearty thanks
for the cordial cooperation which has
existed between the Food Admins
tration and Nevada hotel and restau-
rant men.
FEDERAL FOOD ADMINS
TRATI0N FOR NEVADA.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
BUILT ON CORAL FOUNDATION
Keeling island Group, in Indian Ocean,
q Mass OF Varying Colors Attra--
tive to the Eye.

An oasis IN The blue exisanSe Of the
Indian ocean is the Keeling island
group. built inch upon inch OF coral
From far out al sea the ragged outline
of the islands coconut palms can be
seen. now in foreSflike thickness. and
sgain one tall. solitary PALM silhou-
cited on the sky.
Many times this Is al that the ships
passengers see Of the islands. for only
when the winds are low can q ship put
In ar the harbor. Ordinarily. heavy
winds send the waves crashing against
reef ana beach and make the islands a
danger zone instead Of a haven for
ma AerS.
Tarts Of the islands are Tick with
Lifted underground. but below il all is
The coral foundation in the form OF
sand and reefs Of wonderful spreading
formations. The shapes of the coral
growth are fascinating in their variety
Little Imagination is needed 10 See IN
them toadStools. oak trees. leaves and
snow crystals. Some are solid rock
while others are as delicate as the out
shoots OF bursting fireworks. The col
ers. TOO. are like fading fireworks that
leave only a suggestion Of yellow.
green and rose.
In contrast 10 the paleness OF the
coral reefs. the inhabitants of the
pools and sea dazzle the onlocker with
their scales of vivid red and green
dashing through the clear water.
Swordfsh and sharks make fishing and
swimming hazardous.
The air is famed by great nocks OF
birds of the eastern tropics who might
easily claim ownership of the islands
BY reason of discovery by their ances-
tors The birds long ago found the
islands ideal for nesting and time has
enlarged the colony. for there are few
human beings f. disturb the featheref
owners.lChicago Daily News
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
SEES LITTLE IN A
Writer Says Famous Building Ex-
presses Mere Beauty. Without Any
Sense of Power or Nieor.

The Alhanbra is OF The shoulder o.
q mountain II oyerlooks the town.
Bart Kennedy writes in the Wide
World. It Was built by The Moors, and
/ take il that II was built overlooking
the Town for the usual reason. The
ruling Moors lived therein and they
wished n he in q position TO give the
nonraiing Moors "what for" when they
became too critical. There is a lot 81
human nature IN ruling people just a.
there Is in ruled people A beautiful
place, this AlhaInbra- But 10 me its
architecture expressed d~ecadeDce and
weakness. There was nothing strong
or massive about Il Whether a race
truly its character in archi-
lecture or not is not for me to say. To
be able 70 give 4 reliable opinion as 70
this would neceSsitate the living Of a
life. that lasted through d couEle OF
thousand year- But certainly the A.
halnbra did not suggest power aud
sigor. Beauty. yes, and also fancy.
but nothing more.
Blu. on rhe cnesta de los Nuertos
1.-THE Hill of The dead), which was out
side the actual palace of the Alham-
bra. were three massive square towers.
They expressed strength In them had
livedEcenturies before-the Aoharn-
medan soldiers Of The guard These
towers impressed me and Isoffen went
10 see them in the moonlight. for then
there seemed TO be In their strength
and power some weird effect.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
j. HI. GALLAGHER SEEKS
COMMISSIONER REELECTION

j. II. Gallagher. incumbent. is can
didate for reelection as county COM
missioner. short term Mr.. Gallagher
is TOO well known 10 the electorate
to need any extended introduction.
Practically all his life has been pass
ed in White Pine county, and his rat
ing is high both as a business man
and a citizen. His record as a public
man is also of the best, as he has
served with ability as a member OF
the city council, third ward. and has
made an equally good record as a
county commissioner. He believes
that progress in public matters can
be accomplished with conservatism
and economy. and in this view he has
many supporters.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Sappho's fragments are OF
flowers; her woven verse, a "nch-red
chlamys'- in the sunshine, has a silver
sheen in the moonlight We hear n
fulI-throated song Of the herald OF
the spring. the nightingale = the breeze
moves the apple boughs, the wind
shakes the oak trees Her illusions to
the shyacinths. ~darkening the ground
when trampled under foot Of shep-
herds !" the Zine, soft bloom Of grass.
trodden by the tender feet OF Cretan
women as they dance: :" or the golden
pulse growing on the shore'-ali these
seem inevitable to one who has een
the acres of bright flowers thar carpet
the islands Of the nearby litforal Of the
Asian coast. In her Lesbian
orchards the sweet quince-apple Is still
left hanging solitary OF the topmost
bough upon It's very end" and there
Is heard 'coo' through APP
ME boretas ,er fIoateth
down frcga -5Nrancls
q Atkinson k AIlsnsnE
FOR g furnished
front room 20 Avenue
y. East Bis. hss s-s-ats
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

custom and exchange transactions as
well as sales Of hour 70 farmers mn
less modified by special announce
ment of the Federal Food AdWinis-
traitor Of the State where the mil i
located, acting with the approval Of
the Zone committee.
Bakers
In compliance with the general sit
uation above. the following altera-
tons are made in rules and regala-
tons governing the baking trade;
Rule l.. A. The consumption Of
OF wheat -four in bakery products not
to exceed seventy e cen OF the
1917 consumption is hereby rescind-
ed.
Rule ,. A. Wheat -four snbsti-
tutes will remain as heretofore with
exception of rye which will be a sub
stitute when used upon basis OF not
less than 40 per cent. which is two
pounds rye flour TO every three
pounds standard wheat -four. When
rye is used in this proportion. or a.
greater proportion. no other substi-
tutes are required. II less than this
proportion of rye -four Is used. the
difference between such amount used
and 20 per cent must b made up Of
other substitutes
Rule S. a. Bakers will be re-
quired to use enc pound substitutes
to each four pounds wheat -four in
ali bakery products. including bread.
except Class s-A. Crackers. in which
only zen rer cent substitutes Other
than rye are required.
The use Of the name Victory
viii be allowed in all products con-
tanning the above proportions Of sub
stitutes.
ReSisions of Previous Rule>
The previous rules limiting Ii
censees. millers. wholesalers, retail
ers and bakers 70 thirty DAYS supply
Of fonr will be changed to permit a
sixty days supply.
The rules limiting sales By retail
ers of wheat flour 70 an eighth Of :
barrel in cities and a quarter of a
barrel in sparsely settled districts are
rescinded.
The rule limiting the sale of flour
by millers 10 wholesalers or whole
salers 10 retailers in combination with
substitutes or. certificates therefor
and the r1h restricting the same TO
seventy per cent previous sales are
rescinded.
Manufacturers Of alimentary
pastes and wheat breakfast foods are
limited TO their normal consumption
of wheat or wheat -four with the un-
derstanding that they are not TO un-
duly expand their ordinary consump-
ton of wheat.
Rules prohibiting the starting OF
new plants ready for operation prior
TO July /. 1918. are rescinded.
Where millers sell directly 10 con-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
SINNERS fhey shall obey the same reg
nations as retain dealers.

The above is = complete text OF .
telegram received by the Nevada
rood Administration Office from Mr.
Hoover.
Millers. wholesalers. retailers, bak-
ers. housewives and all classes of peo-
le are urged to lend every aid in their
power ia the Food Administration TO
the end that the new program may
become effective as early as possible
in September.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Entered as second-class matter
November IS, 1905. at the p~ostofrice
II East Ely. Nevada. under the act
OF Congress of March ,. 1879.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for half
a DAY at the Mount View rooms
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-10-18


1866 John Franklin Mitchell
1904 VIM. Jesse LaSkey
I771 VIM. Jasper Hill
,026 Lloyd Howard
452 Albert Jas. Thornton*
1889 9. Alonzo Pinson
asa Harry Ebert Sauls
,5S9 John Randolph HUMPHREYS
967 Jno. Berry Beardsn
1905 Thoam Clark Jordan
985 Joe Benton
1873 Jas. Cicero Lowe
1902 Jno. Henry Gibson
200 Pope Barrow Wise
165 C. Thos. Mullins
500 Geo. Lee Rakestraw
982 Bruce Inman Sprayberry
765 Lee Jobnson*
SIT Thos. Clinton Lackey
2S3 Geo. Napoleon White
272 Charley Shaw
800 Luther Barnes
215 Robert Henry Abbott
012 Charlie Scott Rakestraw
679 Arthur j. johnson
432 Jno Edwin Sage, Jr.
LAG David A. Brown
GAL Willie Parks
lat Charlie Sims Hanie
968 Ernest Thos. Meek
0S6 S. S. Maddox
$50 Harrison April Deal
1897 Jno. billiard Corn
.670 Ollie Dodgen
679 Will Dean Crow
927 Jas. Eli Grower
057 Columbus L. Bray
ASP Horace Benz. Bishop
352 Thos. Virgil McCleskey
372 Jas. Ferdinan Morris
658 Jim Lewis Taylor
935 Jno. Pair
0S2 Jesse Weyman lookout
1913 Jessie David Phillips
526 James Brooks Ship
923 Jas. Thos. Landers
PIT David Spencer Lawson
705 Walter Herman Meadows
721 Homer Charlie McMichen
TAP Harry Walter Jackson
851 VIM. Andrew Johnson
619 Oscor Thomas Floyd*
1855 Ed Nix
726 Arthur Bunyan Caldwell
039 Evan Clark Howell
SAC Archie Anderson Daniel
500 Ralph Brinkley Goodson
lao Thomas Johnson
761 David Geo. Mitchell
308 Harvey Newton Haney
OTIS Clifford Rador Hunter
721 Eugene Edw Keefe
1874 William Jacob Wiley
240 VIM. Arthur McCollum
222 Samuel Benjamin Rodgers
051 Millard Reed Gatlin
036 Edwin Judson Cogburn
335 VIM Lewis Simmons
008 Lon Griffith
247 Bax Menefee*
sos Frank Snott*
151 Thomas Everett Uorthon
572 James Samuel Suttrell
045 Roy Chester Moore
(700)
151 Steve Nailer*
% Robert Kiser*
270 Joe Calbett
1873 Chas. Benjamin Holleman
500 Jno. Murphy
929 Geo. FELTON, Hagood
Sal Ephrem Benjamin 2
878 Jno. Lester Bloodworth
1856 William Wiley Bagwell
ST. Hugh Lorenzo Orr
875 BENZ. Earl Hadaway
90 John Wilbur Scott
972 Horace Floyd Shaw*
434 FRANK d. SanPeS
$50 Ira Paul Ellison
224 Jas. Perry Wright
All r. Lawrence Moss
GAL Henry d. Lester
423 Will Benson Simpson
1876 Merrell Haywood Norton
281 Thomas Bedford Chance
453 David Willie Roberts
456 Atticus Marvin Bellah
All Patrick Anderson Read
296 George rankin Green
542 Samuel Lee Thompson
ASS Giles Haney*
139 Isaac Newton Robinson
678 VIM. Edw. Bradford
646 Martin Luther Holcombe
9O8 Jos. Koningsmark
800 Ernest Ware
I,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-10-18

60 - 30 ~ 777.'l7E
38 Jno. Milton Martia
900 Robt. Henry Casey
21SS Henry Newton Barfeld
942 Jno. Henry Camp
375 Herbert Montgomery
1925 Napolian Umphrey
81 Robert Waymon Price
1882 Afford Robertson
2387 HartweH Heath
2770 Thomas Milton Franklin
(5o0)
1916 VIM. Joshua Rentz
1925 Duffie Edw. Cantrell
1929 Georgia Woodall
AZ Lewis Dolphus Spinks
AZ VIM. Robert Lee Powell
2149 Robert jennings
S84 STAFFORD Reaves Hewitt
1435 Thos. Hubert Lee
1862 Benjamin Franklin Brown,
2094 F. G. Marchman
3024 Alfred Bernard Karwisch
2113 Luther Willis Dover
1878 Neel Reid
100 Jessie Clay*
1866 Jno. Milton PoSs
2170 John Lafayette Summerour
1476 VIM. Ebert Marler
81 Columbus Millsap
2006 Harvey Adoniram King
1916 VIM. Talmadge Broadwell
500 Mace Young*
1904 Jas. Richard Robinson
2975 Cheney Jasper Lawler
TAG Robt Eugene King
2345 James Forester Burton
1869 Jno. VIM. Allgood
398 Nathaniel w. Rayston*
1866 Harvey Mayson Barfeld
Isl Edw Setz Wilson
1852 Clarence Z. Power
$500 George Washington Riley
1868 Joe Quales
254 Robt. A. Pickens
2213 Son Webb
854 VIM. M. Dodd, Sr.
405 Herbert Wesley Mcintyre
2143 Robert Clark
1854 Jesse Coleman
394 Tolvin Columbus Trammell
793 Jas. Blanton Cox
I177 Oscar Benjamin Manning
$40 Roy Coolers
374 Jas. L. Roberts
2712 Stephen Elmer Simmons
203 Walter Riley Kirkpatrick
2738 Jno. Crawford Newton
1880 Aaron Lon Setser
1913 Walter Webster Johnson
,341 Claude Newton Padgett
,615 John Andrew Tawzer
$50 Warner David Paris
100 Robt. Alex. jackson
418 Archibald Drake Sessions
1882 Carl Edward Rakestraw
1862 Henry Oscar Lee
STA Galveston Euffington*
800 Cornelius Medley
1880 Rex E. Ruff
.049 Leonard Cason Baldwin
$50 Robt Lee Whitley
.066 Hugh Moore
626 VIM. Emmett Kemp
SOC Clyde Herbert Dooley
632 Martin Dewey Gable
1926 Dean Rogers
997 Silas Foster
.579 Thomas jefferson Austin
S28 Lindsey Butler*
825 Ellie Mander Hunt
'S45 VIM. Albert Hammond
1886 James S. Owen
500 VIM. FELTON, Chalker
424 Charlie Henry Tuggle*
237 Charles Manday Steinhauer
263 Vernon Lemont Blackwell
lit Robt. Mann Wade
TAO Forest Buford Jameson
279 Harold L. Wooten
845 VIM. Henry Conner
479 Lewis Gilbert Moon
lat Hiram Smith Marler
884 Simon Tasso Talley*
1912 Lunice Love Boss
155 Jno. Daniel Nations
.O52 Ivy Ransom Holland
1913 Tom Gibson
528 Ben Smith
953 VIM. Theodore Wade
725 Nezzie Bedford
'521 Amos Alexander Bates
70S Willie lack Daniel
141 Alfred McAfee*
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-10-18

~t@~~~
1862 Robert Chadwick
2056 Edward B. Covington
1853 VIM. Edw Diekersen
1929 Wiley Edgar Barber
613 Mack VIM
392 Isaac Judson Tinsley
sos Arthur Collins
2767 Alexander Alaurie Stark
1857 VIM. Jasper Wade
120 John Wilkes Booth
1433 Jas. F. McLarty
2167 Luther Conn
210l VIM Henry New
1920 Emmett Fay Handy
658 Ralph Emerson Holiness
1924 John Frazier Adair
2l05 Siraeon Maiden Manning
2878 Foe Power Anderson
1902 Willie Johnson
1918 Robert Clarence Turner
48S Ira Clifton Stroupe
1929 VIM. Riley Medley
1876 Roy Harry Harper
1850 Charlie Lee Jackson
2s8 Ollie B. Brown
S14 Jesse Petty Upshaw
PALS Jackson Van Dean
1880 William Cooper
2289 Lawrence James Steinhauer
2160 Henry Mccoy White
1901 James Morris
1915 Arthur Sewell
sos James Lazaridis
$50 Lewis Coleman Goover
1926 Virgil Victor Eaton
(SOO)
389 VIM. Henry Cooper
1898 Marshall Eugene Grower
191 Arthur Davenport
1850 Posey Smith
$50 Will Daniels
1874 Geo. Washington Rakestraw
lot General Housed McAfee*
2110 Cosby jennings
1906 Howard Monroe Cosby
1886 Stanton Rosco Mitchell
243 VIM. A. Ramsey
2141 Theodore Meril Wardlaw
507 Geo. Jno. Stilienekes
2137 Jim Shephard*
2198 James Barney Black
644 Ralph Waldo Fowler
480 Forrest Stephen
585 Ralph Howard Dillard*
1923 Joseph Manual Davis
1887 Carl Lee Armstrong
2S1 Willie E. Tyson
1866 Arthur Frederick Mcdonald
1011 Hubert f. Kerley
552 Robt. Asbury*
SO Charles Edgar McCollum
$50 Luther Cook James
2547 Wallace Howard Johnson*
76 Isaac Greenberry Chastain
2209 John Henry Sauls
391 Clinton T. Webb
1869 Howard Omelle Taylor
1856 George Belts Carlisle
2311 Henry Miller
L041 William Parks Dobbs
836 VIM. David Crumbley
693 Jno. Allen Heard
2117 Charlie Moritt*
2159 Maron Hawkins Nelson
1856 Newell Azmer Lewis
1882 Paul Hall
343 JnO. Ebert Tribbitts
55 Richard David Reeds
1884 Asbury Northern Mullinax
825 Thos. Jefferson Brooke
814 Nathan Jas. Durham
1886 Jno. Gilmer Hasting
1882 Jasper o. Woodall
1857 Paul Bronner*
2661 Samuel Colbert Sanders
1887 Jno. VIM. Gibson
5000 Homer Pitts*
1890 Oliver S. Allen
sol Ernest Earl Barfeld
1855 Percy Alden White
2073 Wesley Stiles
1884 James Tolliver Cecil Belts
1920 Wilbur Floyd Smith
1905 James Franklin Oglesby
1881 Thos. Daniel Ellison
542 Thos. j. Chastain
l641 Nell Lee Armstrong
1920 Harvey Young Reed
1885 James Cunningham
251 Walter Edw. Schilling
Al John Mathew Schrader =
2074 Jas. MCGEE Chance
1914 Jesse Afford Miller
2I27 Cliff jennings
2054 Clinton L. McCleskey
1401 Jno. Willis Howell
sos Joe Atkins
go Henry Thos Howard
1857 Cola Handy
PIT Thos. Lafayette White
1856 Jacob Christopher Worthing-
ton
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-10-18
,s.as REGISTRANTS' NAMES
ARE GIVEN IN ORDER DRAWN

cog Geo. CIeland CarnGS
oo57 James William Ridley
oo49 John Dayenport*
o1o5 Mack Handy
1904 Jim Adams
ooos Geo. Madison Rogers
oooo Erwin Madison Beatty
1o1 James William Petty
oo54 John Land Owens
1o74 Roy Hunter Baggett
o5a4 George Wesley Cason
o9S3 Ivey Wilkie
o1s3 Timothy Bryant Barleld
1898 David eileen Blackwell
oQ14 Cecil Paul Adams
oe5 Jno. Thos. Grggs
(1OO)
o279 George FELTON, Scroggins
1880 Jno. Henry Terry
oaA3 James McCauley Dunton
o675 Charlie Cleveland Brown
$50 Geo. Vincent Grow
1921 Willie AUSTIN
o&17 Joe Simmie LEROY
0042 George L. Harris
o51O William Ciiero Hayes
1873 Pink Doss*
1926 Jas. Pat Johnson, Jr.
o513 Patrick Claburn Ragsdale
1749 Henry Sherman Brown
2273 Robert Pinkney Kown
1874 Henry Forester Turner
2487 William Stokeley Northcutt
1927 John Hill*
1717 Ralph Duncan Rakestraw
1889 Lemond Harvel Lassiter
1922 Jno. Trumon Jordan
628 Ernest Lee Hopkins
9O1 David Bryant Bizzell
1870 Tyre Tillman -McNelley
1907 Jno. Grady Mccoy
2446 Frank Benjamin Whitfield
1928 Willie Crawford*
2256 Clifford Dana Banister
1888 James Barlow Addison
189 Charlie Brewster
827 Edw. Jason Scott
949 Monroe Gregory
962 Jas. VIM. Carmen
24O6 Frank Trant
1442 Thos. Luckey Dodgen
1913 William Henry Pair
500 Charlie Hamilton*
2537 Oscar McAfee*
1866 Wiley Andrew Carter
2O31 Edward T. Brown
2445 Newell John Arlington
2346 William Neal Dobson
46S Cornelius Sheets
1871 Pinkney Wallace
225 John Pavlovski
489 Jas. Clifton Mackney
1853 Henry Bennett*
1916 Orlando Preston Jackson
1900 Newton Covington
2705 Lucious M. Presley
544 Alex. Pruitt Wimpy*
1914 Lueius Tilton Anderson
$40 Randolph Chandler
1929 James David Westbrook
2013 Durant Clay Barber
1853 Sam Bruce
2473 George Owens
2122 Eddie Eugene Shaw"
2233 Bill Henry
478 Roy Sauls
121 VIM. Wallace Lee
1924 John Thomas King
14O6 Newton Sanford Mayson
1905 John Monroe Sanders
2397 Charley Thomas Banister
2214 John Milton Rogers
2941 Jno. Edgar Donahoo
Gil Gus Ross Scott
1852 Walter Franklin BrackinsF
1922 John Major Wilbanks
2O48 Joseph Isaac Hodgers
784 Marvin Dexter Frey
$50 Cleveland Columbus James
1877 VIM. Clarence Wright
2243 Thomas Pinkney Shaw
2C72 Will Anderson
500 Henry Herman Kile*
276 Jno. Wesley Smithwick
1870 VIM. Newton Melton
2639 VIM. Lafayette Pope
2152 Fred Jennings
$50 Carl Payne Barnes
TOT Sturgeon Monroe Kirby
1448 A. D. Barfeld
2791 ODDS Halls
1888 Clifford Holmes Daniel
1872 Johnny Gray Shipp
2495 William Pinkney Jordan
1888 Lawton Greer Maloney
1856 Thomas Wade Bennett