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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08

With the apparent intention of max
ing q stand, at least temporarily, on
the Vesle river line, the Germans
slowed up their retreat from the Aisne-
Marine salient last week and brought
their heavy artillery into action. De
spite the determined and dashing at'
tacks of the allies from the south,
west and east, the Huns had with
drawn In most cases with dellberaton,
choosing the ground for their rear
guard actions and saving probably the
greater part of their supplies. The
possibility of cutting off and capturing
any very large number of them passed
when II was found that their power
full resistance at the ends Of the arc,
near Scissors and Reims, prevented
any considerable advance Of the al
lies there. At the south front of the
salient the Huns fought tiercely for
days while their guns and munitions
were being transported to the north,
and then quickly moved back, the
French and Americans following with
n rush. This movement carried the
battle up to and beyond the River
Ourcd There was evidence that the
German commander intended to halt
south of that river for time, but he
was not allowed to do this
TO the front between Fere-en-Tarde-
nois and Passy were brought the crack
divisions OF the Prusslan guards, to
hold back the Americans, but the lat
ter refused to be checked and with a
eallantry that aroused the cheers Of
the allied nations they met and de-
Yented the best fighters of the kaiser's
armies. These Prussians, unlike so
many OF the Huns fight to the death
when told to hold certain position,
and the Americans, also, do not know
the word surrender. Consequently the
combat was bloody In the extreme. 1t
was centered In and about the villages
of Nesles, Sergy and Clerges and they
changed hands repeatedly before the
Yankees finally got the upper hand
and established themselves firmly In
the towns and then pushed on beyond
the river, taking Seringes and max
ing n salient in the German lines that
threatened what remained of the en-
envy in the pocket between there and
Ville-en-Tardenols
That IL was not an Idle threat was
proved two days later, when the Amer
lean and French troops struck hard
at this pocket, storming the heights
between Sergy and Serlnges. They
were preceded by rolling barrage
and moved forward behind a smoke
cloud II was announced that this at
tack was for the purpose OF straight
en!ng the allied line, but It's possiblli-
ties were considerable. The advance,
which was stubbornly resisted and was
made difficult by miles of barbed-wire
entanglements, was carried forward
with increasing rapdity until. by the
close of the week, the Soissons-Reims
salient had been virtually wiped out
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08

longtime residence in Germany rs ex-
tenuatlng circumstances for theft for
his client was convicted and he him.
self Is apt TO face prosecution for VIC
latlon of Swiss neutrality.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
Has Eight Sons In Service

Denver, Colo.-Thomas u. Cain.
Denver jeweler holds the record for
the Rocky mountain region for number
Of sons In military service. Every one
Of his eight sons is In some branch of
The military service Five of them
have gone TO France, and the three
others are in different cantonment
camps.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
Grain, Provisions, Etc.
Chicago. Aug. 8.

FLOUR-The United States food admin
lstration flour standards are as follows.
Per bbl., in Iute. 9s ID. sack basis: Barley
-four. $50 corn flour. $l010; white rye
-four, 5000. dark rye. $3.50; spring wheat,
sllOoal125; special brands. sll.57 hard
winter. new. sl0.s0glL25: soft winter,
$3.50
HAY-Choice timothy. S24COd26Oo; No.
l. $50. O0G2S co. standard. s2l. 00422.00; No.
timothy and clover mixed, sl9OOQO.OO;
No. 3, $l6OOa1sO0; clover. $l3OC@1600
BUTTER-Cr extras. 80 score,
43lhr; higher scoring commands q pre-
MUM firsts. 81 score, 42%Q43c; SSG9O
score. 4l142c; seconds. s4aS7 score, 391am
40lhc. standards. 43%G44c; ladies', 36lsq
&c, renovated. SS1sc; packing stock. 1871
Q3rac
EGGs-Fresh flrsts. 371e098l1c; ordinary
firsts. 2Gq37c; miscellaneous lots. cases
included. 36a37c; cases returned, 35a36lsc;
extra. 43q44c; checks, dry. 25d26c, dirtes
3Oa32c: storage packed firsts. 39I4c.
LIVE POULTRY-Tur Soc; fowls
3O68lc: ROSTERS. 2lhc; spring chickens and
brollers. 321Ac; ducks. "a: geese. l6. srring
geese 2Qc.
ICED POULTRY Turkeys. 3Ac: fowls,
2Sd29c; spring chickens, S2a3Sc; ROSTERS,
22Ad23c.
POTATOES Early Ohios. S2.S5824O per
100 lbs
CATTLE-Choice to fancy steers. SIT sOa
1878. good to choice steers S17O0Gl7 SIS;
plain 10 good steers. sll.O00l6.75, yearllngs.
fair to choice. s1275d1S.OO; stockers and
feeders. $S5O6130O; good to prime cows
IS. 7gCdl2.5O: fair TO prime heifers, $500
400 fair TO good COWS. s7.250S65; can
ners s600dGf0; cutters, S675mI35 bologna
bulls SSO0Q900. butcher bulls. $9O0d12 90;
heavy calves. S9OOQi3OO; veal calves. 1855
QlIOO
HOGs-Fair to good light. $40 25a19 so.
choice light butchers. Sl950d19.75: medium
weight butchers. 225G250 lbs. sl9.35G19 20:
heavy weight butchers, 2606450 lbs, $19 GOA
1870 choice packers. SIS. 3OQ1Sg0; rough
heavy packing. s1750glS25; pigs. fair "a
gona SlGO0TlS.5O; stays. $l725G1S. %.
SHEEP Western lambs, good to choice
ST. 5OGlS M: native lambs. good to choice
SIG 5Odl7.25: yearlings. $l5O0Gt625 weth-
ers good to choice. st2 OOgl4. i0 ewes, fair
to choice, rl.0o@l950.
Buffalo. N. Y, Aug. g.
CATTLE Receipts 5000 good strong
common weak prime steers. $l725917 80;
shipping steers. 16,50a17OO; butchers
sl2 GOALS 20: yearlings, s13.O1@165O: heifers
s1OOO6pi35 80: cows, s6.50q1150: bulls, $500
100. stockers AMI feeders, $75G11O 80;
fresh cows and springers. s650oG1S.0O.
CALVES-Receipts. l,4oo; strong; F0Od
1900
HOGs-Recelpts, 3,4Oo easier: heavy
500 5pa2O7O: mixed. Workers, light York.
ers and pigs S2O75Q20.so; roughs, ST 500
1900; stays, Sl0.000l5,0O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts. 300
steady; lambs. $l4OollsOo: yearlings. s10W
0I5OO. wethers. $l0.50014.00 ewes, 5000
II 90: mixed sheep. s13 0o0l35O
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
American Soldiers and Sailors
Well Cared For by Y. M. C. A.
in London.
BOYS LONG FOR HOME EATS
Eagle Hut Represents Last Word in
Economical Eating in British CAPT.
tal-Menu Shows Great Vari-
ETY. of Dishes.

London.-Fourteen cents for n sat
isfying meal Twenty-Five cents for
superlntiveIy filling repast These
prices reveal that the high cost of eat
Ing should have no terrors to the
American soldier or sailor "On his
own in London. II represents that
last word In economical eating even
for the English capital, where prices
are uniformly moderate. Even the big
ger public eating places, where large
turnover allows low charge the low
est price charged for modest meal
is tcnpence-20 cents, while the meal
which costs the Yankee fighter shil-
ling costs the civilian as much as 50
cents.
Moreover It is American food. Not
every American boy in olive drab or
navy blue who lands in London has n
2 literary tourists ambition To eat at the
Cheshire Cheese or the BlaCkfriars or
amy Of the other quaint inns made ia
nous by Dickens or Thackcray Many
of our fighters do not care for the pom
derous dishes of the two-dcckcr nov
els. but yoarn for modern home eats.
Where King Ate Pancakes.
And they get IT, at II to - cents,
at Englo Hut, the famous Y NJ. G. A..
center whore King George nnd Queen
Mary recently enjoyed pancakes Il Ia
American.
The lI-cent rate is cheaper even
than that charged nj the national mod
! cl Kitchen where thrcc-course meal
Of soup, beef and pudding costs IS
cents. Mrs. Arthur Coke Of London,
who makes out all the Hut menus, not
/ only meets all government require
ments, but sees to It that there IS prop
cr md attractive variation In the
dishes from day TO day. The food Is
plain, to be sure, but It all is Of high
quality. and the portions show no
/ stinting
4 Breakfast and supper euCh cost II
cents. A breakfast consists Of cereal,
sausage or bacon, bread and tea. a
recent supper consisted of sausage.
well done. thick slices Of bread with
+ butter. marpaadc and tea. The same
food costs from - to 30 cents at the
I West end restaurants.
a typical shilling dinner includes
] Scotch broth. stewed steak or cold
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08

German prisoners, it Is said, ere
deeply depressed by the failure of the
crown princes drive and the success
Of Foch's offensive. They now realize
the strength of the American arms,
and the people in Germany also are
beginning to learn the truth about
that, despite the attempts of the lead
ers and the press to minimize It and
to excuse the armys severe reverse.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08

The war department prepared the
country last week for the reception
Of long casualty lists. The casualties
in the Aisne- Marine battle, though not
excessive when the magnitude of the
struggle is considered, may run az
high as 10 per cent, 1t is stated. 1t
is comforting to know that the vast
majority of the wounded are suffering
only from clean bullet wounds and will
soon be back in the lines.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08

Sir Eric Geddes, first lord of the
British admiralty, told the house Of
commons the naval situation was sat
isfactory and that the civilized world
was gaining steadily on the U-boats
by reducing the sinkings and increas-
ing the building of ships. He said
Americas program of destroyers and
anti-submarine craft is beginning to
come along and will become a veri-
table torrent"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08

While Mr.. Hoover is in Europe con-
ferring with other food controllers,
the food administration has cut the
monthly allowance of sugar to two
pounds per person, and warns the
country Is threatened with serious
sugar famine. The wheat situation IL
better and citizens are released from
the voluntary pledge to do without
that cereal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08

The war department has prepared q
bill, with President Wilson's approval,
lowering the minimum draft age limit
to eighteen years and raising the maxi
mum limit to forty-five years. This
measure. to be put on its passage as
quickly as possible, not only will pro-
vide enough class l men to carry out
the military man power program but
also will enable the war department to
extend the work or fight" order and
thus do much toward solving the labor
shortage problem.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27
September 9th 1918.

2185 Robert Lee Hill
2186 William Wiley Bagwell
21S7 Dennis Brown
2188 Henry Newton Barfeld
21S9 Claud Tillman Osburn
2190 Edmond Robson
2191 Julious Sylvester Rakestraw
2192 James Semyoun Bowles,
2193 Israel Edward Hin
2194 Robert Paul Barfield
2195 Ollie Johnson
2196 Lee Norman Murdoch
2197 Edward Lee 0sburn
219S James Barney Black
2199 William Alfred johnson
2200 George Washington Gresham
2201 James Monroe Black
2202 Walter Guy Webb
2203 Eddie Clifford Smith
2204 Randall Weems
2205 Thoam Clark Jordan
2206 William Henry Gaddy
2207 Theodore Suttles
2208 Virgil Decatur Mitchell
2209 John Henry Sauls
2210 James Marion Barfield
2211 Dolphus Leander Osburn
2212 Eligh Alexander Moody
2213 Son Webb
2214 John Milton Rogers
2215 VIM. Jasper Osburn
2216 John Prayer Chastain
2217 William Lewis Dobbs
2218 Homer Mountain Rogers
2219 Marion Phelix Alternately
1920 David Sulman McTaggart
1921 Frank Hopper
1922 Johnnie Dyer Smith
1928 Will Green
1924 Ballie Hefner
1925 George Washington Green
1926 Hermon Russell
2227 Isaac Landrum Belts
1928 Virlin Chance
1929 Allen James Smith
2230 Ed Leonard Edwards
2231 Roy Jethroe Way
1882 T. c. Scroggns
2233 Bill Henry
2234 William Tyra Whitlock
2235 Benjamin Franklin York
1886 John Andrew Newton
2237 Charles Manday Steinhauer
1888 Paul Chester Anglin
2239 Joseph c. Cook
2240 William Elisha Knight
2241 John Elias Johnson
2242 James Everett Voylet
2243 Thomas Pinkney Shaw
2244 Charley Cleveland Owens
2243 Edward Roberts
2246 Auttie M. Booth
2247 Jones Alex CASTLE
2248 William Andrew Gresham
2249 Waits Avery Shelchel
2250 Thomas Ward Dawson
2251 Joe Shelton Dawson
1852 Reward Dean Dobbs
1858 William Wesley HuntOn
1884 John Land Owens
2255 Charley Oscar Brooks
2255 Clifford Dana Banister
2257 William Lee Owens
225S James William Banister
1859. Walter Thomas Kown
2260 Henry Arlington Powell
2261 Samuel Easley Hice
1862 Alfred Hanon Goodson
1868 George Perry Blalock
1854 Howard Ross Dawson
1865 Benjamin Edaram King
2266 Tatum Wofford Morris
,267 Len Scroggins
1868 Charley Lee Newton
1869 William Avery Lively
227O Henry Lee Watson
,271 William Acey Eason
1912 Charley Shaw
,273 Robert Pinkney Kown
2274 Ed Newton
2275 Ad Newton
,276 Ben Hefner
.277 Rufus Holcomb
,278 Shomas Newton Roper
279 George FELTON, Scroggins
,28O Thomas Harrison Spinks
,281 Thomas Bedford Chance
1882 Claud Ernest Carlile
1898 Virgil Emmett Rich
1884 William Lee Wilson
1885 James Frank Fields
1886 Cliff Ray Dobbs
2287 Marion Elijah Gloer
1888 William Oliver Smith
289 Lawrence James Steinhauer
,29O William Walter Kemp
,291 John j. Waldroup
1902 Everett Bulow Garrison
1898 Joseph Lee France
,294 Henry Grady Bannister
,295 Stokes Horshaw*
1896 James Willie Morris
,297 H. T. McConnell*
,ooQ Huhar+ McA fea#
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27

042 George L. Harris
043 Erastus Barrett
044 j, d. Reynolds
O45 II. V. Handy
D46 Zed Williford Summerour
DAT Calvin Morgan Riley
l4S Joseph Isaac Hodgers
]49 Charlie Mallory Faver
$50 Vernon Clover
151 Millard Reed Gatlin
l52 Ivy Ransom Holland
)53 Alex Harris
)54 Clinton l.. McCleskey
}55 Edwin P. Holmes
$50 Edward B. Covington
l57 Columbus L. Bray
)58 William Perry Stephens
80 Omer Lafayette Venable
80 Christopher Early Duncan
l51 Samuel Jasper Mccoy
l62 Joel Horest Bruce
D63 John Harrison Wilson
'64 Joseph Richard Gillenwater
i65 James Robert Collins
go Hugh Moore
I67 Norman Guy Hamilton
l6S John Eugene Waters
'69 Ralph Winters Northcutt
20 James H. Powers
II William Walter Brokefeld
~ Will Anderson
73 Wesley Stiles
IA Jas. McGee Chance
rs William Judge Bishop
76 Will E. Williams
II Thomas Robert Jackson
78 Jesse Wilton McLendon
10 William Howard Perkinson
so Henry Petty
81 Alexander A. Irwin
80 John Mayo CAN'T
SO Alvin Harry Henry*
S4 Andrew Franklin Williams.
85 John Davenport Garriss
Sc S. S. Maddox
81 Jasper Riley*
8S Jeff Tolbert*
80 Andrew Parker*
30 Stocks Hillyer Hall
81 John Wilder Glover
90 William Henry Devices, Jr.
SO Startling f. Jordan
"a F. G. Marchman
95 Will Deforest Neal
90 Edward Ralph Hunt
81 Ira +. Sanders
90 Hiram B. Wade
80 Wade Harper Wallace
90 Charles Clarence Symonette
OIL VIM. Henry New
OF Russell Beasley Sorrells
03 George C. Sanders
O4 William Howard Dunn
D5 Simeon Maiden Manning
OF Andrew Jackson Prather
08 Roy Cook
90 Benjamin Franklin Scott
10 Cosby jennings
II Lewis MTyre
12 Joe Howard Leavel
13 Luther Willis Dover
Ia Albert Lee Alexander
10 Roy Brown
II Tim Baldwin
II Charlie M0ritt*
18 Major Baldwin,
19 James Kimball*
20 Willie Calvin Alexander
21 William Grady Loggins
% Eddie Eugene Shaw
% Lee Brown
"a Amos Cox
25 Mack Handy
26 Millard CopeIin*
27 Cliff jennings
28 Elwyn Bertie Price
20 Herbert Marion Motion
80 John William Kirk
81 James Morning Echols
80 Clifton Joseph Billiard
33 Malvin Johnnie Alexander
35 John Marion Film
SO William Taylor Kelley
81 Jim Shephard%
SO Archie Melton
SO Hilliam Walter Dobbins
40 Office Bascom Clanton
41 Theodore Meril Wardlaw
az John Mathie McKuthry*
43 Robert Clark
Al Robert Holtzclaw johnson
45 Charlie Wright
46 Robert Silmon*
l7 James Monroe Hardage
4S Robert jennings
40 Wallace Miller Hamilton
so Samuel Denton Wilkins
50 Steve Nailer*
So Fred jennings
So John A. Dobbins
"a John Henry Fooster
m Fletcher Hills
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER


765 Lee Johnson*
766 w. Perry BulIard
767 Gusie Robison*
76S Morgan Lee Dowda
769 John Arnold
ITO VIM. F'ilton Dobbs
I'll VIM. Jasper Hill
772 Andrew Henry j. Turner'S
773 Joseph Hollanberry Martin
TIA James Williams Grow
IT'S Henry Grason Beaver
IT'S John B. Gordon Petree
TIT Joe Sephus Brown
778 James Robert Lasseter
779 Hillyer Horace Kemp
7S0 John Hampton Clay
781 Maryland Rice
782 Afford Roberson*
1888 Henry Robert Hunt
784 Moses Ephriam Davis
785 VIM. Emory Holt
7S6 Marion Eks Pitner
7S7 James Henry Hadaway
7S8 VIM. Thomas Wallace
789 Cicero Latimer Meek
100 George Fletcher Brooks
791 Thomas Burthon Lawrenre
1872 Jessie Thomas Compton
793 VIM. Talton Abney
794 Joseph Grafton Justis
795 VIM. Lewis Brooks
796 Luther Davis Mathis
797 Thomas William Wyall
798 John Gordon Davis
799 John Marvin Pitner
500 Oza Lee Mood
801 Clements Jefferson Duke
500 Ammos Thrower
303 Albert Adams Mathews
S04 Clifford Anderson Camp
805 Paul Franklin Stalling
BOG Warner Adams Beatty
S07 John Henry Robinson
3O8 John Wesley Waters
500 Joseph Rayford Winter
80 Lonnie CASTOR Pilgrim
81 Luke Glenn Ganett
912 John R. Mather
313 William Henry Pair
314 George Luther Anderson
315 Arthur Sewell
316 William Henry*
317 Ernest Hugh Newborne
318 VIM. Asbury Markham
319 EThomas Allen Dufford
800 Joseph Alger Morgan
321 VIM. Patrick Davis
322 Jno. Trhnon Jordan
S23 Burt Went Smith
324 Dock Felix Moss
325 Ellie Mander Hunt
326 Jesse B. CaNp
327 Edw. Gus Jones
32S Lindsey Butler*
,29 Noah Horace Gamble
$50 Richard Stanley
331 Ernest Richardson Perkerson
332 Paul Hall
333 Harry Swink
834 Jno. Alex Cox
335 Vim. Marvin Butler
336 Olin Robinson
837 Oscar Erik
838 VIM. Oscar Hardy
339 Gillard Decatur Wheeler
$40 Roland TuEner
341 Jno. Camp
342 Mark P. Polstow
343 VIM. Robt. Powell
344 Jesse Afford Miller
345 Jas. Mathes*
346 Lwcius Edgar Thomason
BAT Randy Mosley
348 Fonnie Alphonso Daniell
349 Walter McLucas*
$50 Abraham Oglesby*
351 Garfield Andrews
352 Rebt. Meranda Brown
353 Fred Lauren Humphries
354 Thos. Jas. Melton
355 Percy Alden White
356 Luke Miller
357 Jas. Causey*
358 Green Poole*
359 Charlie Chappell Perkerson
800 Robt. Newman Moore
SCI Ernest Chester McFalls
362 VIM. Homer Wade
363 Geo. Lee Rakestraw
364 VIM. Lawson Gleeton
365 Jno. Franklin Hite
366 Robt. Lee Hyde
367 Elijah Davis
368 Jas. Walter Mayes
500 Jno. Wm. Allgood
go Jas. S. Pickens
371 Jesse Clifton Hyde
372 Jos. Marian Greenway
373 Emory Luther Paris
37A Henry Forester Turner
BIS Jno. o. Kelley
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27

1904 Jas Richard Robinson
1905 Lunden Millsapps
1906 Willie Harrison Nelson
1907 B. BartleT Arnold
1908 Ebert Robt. Scott
1909 Boom FARRELL
1910 Jesse Dean Hardy
1911 Paul Miller Nichols
1912 Henry B. Prather
1918 Ira Benton Davis
1914 VIM. Claud Hite
1915 Orion Brite Barrette
1916 Clifford Dobbs*
1917 Awtrey Wells Pittman
1913 Luke Orr
1919 Jno. Byron Barfeld
1920 Ralph Pierce White
1921 Charley Patrick Wade
1922 Colley Marvin Stopp
1928 Jas. Thos. Landers
1924 Gordon Walter Bennett
1925 Jno. Richard Pittman
1926 VIM. Collins Lsnders
1927 Ralph Jerome Landrum
1928 Geo. T. Vaughn
1929 Charley Stevenson Nison
1880 Henry VIM. Jacobs
1881 Geo. Ellis Carroll
1882 Thomason FELTON, Tippens
1888 Jno. Henry Jenkins
1884 Gilbert Sweat
1886 Jno. Materson Smith
1886 VIM Arthur Smith
1887 Henry Johnson*
1888 Cooper King*
1889 VIM. Paul Johnson
1910 Abe Ware*
1941 Geo. Franklin Henderson
1912 Fred Barrett Turnipseed
1943 Ben Frank Kennedy
1914 Lucius Tilton Anderson
l945 Jack White
1916 VIM. Kile Womack
1947 Ruben Andrew j. Wade
1948 Clarence B. Wade
1949 Marson Franklin Wallis
1850 Hiram Ebert Brown
1851 Amos Murner
1852 Walter AWE Carson
1853 VIM. Theodore Wade
1854 Jessie Fay Morris
1855 Jacob Christopher Worthing
ton
956 Adolphus Bennett Nolen
1857 Jas. Elias Wade
1858 VIM. Rufus Ward
1859 Ira Paul Ellison
1860 Chester Clements Hendricks
.961 Earnest Watkins
1862 Harry Tanner
1868 Joe Quales
1864 Jno. Daniels
1868 R. T. Lester*
1866 Green Lee Davis
1867 Jno. Frank NcCutcheson
1868 Ernest Thos. Meek
1869 Paul VIM. Sprayberry
1870 Jas. Hinton Pitner
1871 Ernest Walter Lawrence
1912 Horace Floyd Shaw
1878 Zollie Holland*
1874 Clarence Andrew Tedder
1875 " Debee Mcconnell
1876 Thos. L. McCollum
1877 Frank Elijah Rakestraw
1878 Clyde Otis Mathis
1879 Robt. Shafer HadaWay
1880 Homer Talbert Wright
1881 Marshall Burnett
1882 Bruce Inman Sprayberry
1888 Charley Eugene Meek
1884 Oliver Lewis Phillips
1885 Jas. Talmage Gunnin
1885 Charlie Echols Scott
1887 Isaac Thos. Prayther
1888 Walter Lewis Jones
1889 Washington Green Huckeba
1890 Henry Bee Paris
1891 Jas. Arthur Colbert
1892 Charley Rogers Watson
1898 Alfred Adair
1894 Warren Marshall Martin
1895 Robt. B. Loggins
1896 Henry Franklin Arckbacher
1897 Silas Foster*
1898 Samuel Jackson Haqaway
1899 Jos. Benson Prather
1000 Orear Lewis Morris
2O01 Henry Grady Cantrelf
2OO2 John J. Pierce Kemp
20e3 Robert Lewis Erwin
2OO4 Hugh Franklin Jackson
2OG5 Rosemond Hsmphries
2OG6 Harvey Adoniram King
2O07 Robt. Dooley Cox
zoos Homer Burlington
20O9 Teddie r. Mcconnell
l010 Harvey Elisha Camp
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-27


653 Lonnie Lyman Pylant
654 Willie Elmer Tritt
655 Jas. Lester Howard
$50 Jno. Milton Poss
657 Cola Handy
65S Jim Lewis Taylor
$50 Melvin Watkins
$50 VIM. Venson Waters
'61 Snowdon Harrison Thurmond
562 Harley Alex. Mabry
563 Geo. Monroe Roberts
i64 Lawrence D. King
565 Jas. Sanford Casteel
566 Jas. Monroe Hartsfield
SGT Addison Guy Hopkins
i68 Clifford Telfare Poss
$50 Reuben Handy
$40 D. Jas. E. Crow
571 VIM. Marion Thompson
j72 Thos. Wesley Hagood
573 Pink Doss*
JE4 EuW. Eugene Dulln
SIS Virgil Norris Mabry
SIS Geo. Clifton Burtz
ST Henry Walter King
;78 Walter Robt. Casteel
SO Arthur J. johnson
$50 Ollie Dean Davis
j81 Jos. Wheeler Chafin
;82 Jos. Barney Casteel
S83 Jno. VIM. ThurmOnd
,84 George Franklin Waters
'85 Robt. Wesley Callahan
$50 David Berry Brown
;87 David Oscar Front
j88 David eileen Blackwell
;89 Lemond Harvel Lassiter
800 Cornelius Medley
;91 Thos. Garrett
1872 Robt. Oliver Mitchell
;93 Thos. Pinkney Pitts
;94 Jno. Archie Preston
;95 Charley Jackson Belts
;96 Henry Horace Dunn
;97 Cooper Manning Bishop
1913 Will Graham
;99 VIM. Thos. Poss
700 Jas. Steward Peck
7O1 Pink Raymond Stephens
702 VIM. Isaac LaZedy
yO3 John Cephus Spruell
'O4 Wiley Emmerson Danger
7O5 Wade Monroe Woody
7O6 John Monroe Sanders
,O7 Linton Lee Mabry
'O8 James Edward Hopkins
7O9 Isaac Roberson*
10 John Dean LaZenby
III James Barlow Mcclure
712 john Henry Fricks
713 Marion Hobson Rice
IA Homer Gruley Jackson
is General Jackson Gober
AT Isaiah DuPree*
,48 Thomas Joseph Hardy
'49 Henry Sherman Brown
80 Dosey Smith
~ Dallas Gambler Gunter
-52 John William Hunter Jr.
'53 James Chesley Duncan
,54 QuAlian Petty
,55 Clarence Weyman Sorrels
,56 John Franklin Mitchell
III Ebert Creswell Mitchell
,58 Andrew Jackson Coltrane
,59 Walter B. Bolden
$50 Charles Mariner Allgood
716 D. C. Moon
II Ralph Duncan Rakestraw
,18 Cleveland Bostick*
,19 Jimmie Arnold
720 Pinkney Woodson Goggins
,21 Earnest Seawright Williams
722 William Harvey Grogan
1913 Hollis Mynkordt Adair
724 Georgia Bunyan Hopkins
1875 Charley Evan Turner*
726 Howard Jasper Beaver
1877 Charlie Stephens Robertson
728 Herman Eugene Walton
,29 Georgia Woodall
73O Claude Dewey Brown
731 VIM. Halbon Edwards
1872 White Sam Lusk
1873 Isaac Edgar Pittman
794 Admiral Dewey Rice
735 Dennis Owens Daniel
1915 Clinton Coleman Kemp
1877 Wade Welburn Bullard
1873 Jessie David Phillips
739 Norman Robinson*
7HO David Carl Crow
al Vergil Louie Davis
742 Frank Flowers Moon
743 Ernest Edward Pilgrim
IA Harry Vernon Benton
745 Donald Dewey Scarbro
746 Dock TurHe eT*
747 Isaiah DuPre*
748 Thomas Joseph Hardy
749 Henry Sherman Brown
80 Posey Smith
751 Dallas Gambler Gunter
80 rL ITiil;,,,, Hunter. Jr.