The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-01-22

Walker, Jesse L. Kennedy, Eli Mot
ley, Coley Pollard, Lee Cooper, C. D.
Grimes, Crawford johnson, Lloyd E.
Paschal, Joseph B. Walker, John
Woods, Jimmie Orr, Willie Foster,
Lucius Thomas, Edd Jackson, Willie
Jackson, Simmie Reddick, Thomas
Harvey, jr., James C. Horsley, John
Hill, Wallace Davis, George D. Jen-
nings, Sidney A. Brim, Fred helms,
Charlie J. Mcneil, James Lee, Bob
Newton, Charlie Solomon, Charles H.
Williams, Will Miller, James A.
Breedlove, Clifford Hightower, Hearn
A. Melton, Jesse G. Davis, Jesse Pol
lard, Ester Williams, Saxton Peter
son, VIM. John Davis, Ninevah Rich
ard, Andrew R. Kenney, Joe Jen-
nings, Holly Pickett, VIM. Frank Will
liams, George Strickland, John Bar
Der, VIM. A. Patten, Will Hawk,
Smith Mathews, Bob Crumbley, Wal
ter B. Grimes, Chester L. Bartlett,
Governor Lewis, Eddie Virgins, Syl-
vester Clark, Virgil Hayes, Leary
Stevens, Henry Clay Hodge, Seay
Robinson, Owen Starks, Herman E.
Virgins, John McGrady, Joe Sher-
man, Corley McLendon, Morris Flem-
ing, Charlie F. Evans, John Wesley
Glass, Clyde Jordan Newman, John
Henry Pickett, Lee Pasue Alexander,
Joseph Lawson Powell, Charlie A.
Mathis, Sam Carson, Rochester Hall,
Aaron Brown, Pet Bell, Jas. A. Low
rey, jr., Adolphus Volley, James
Wooten, Startling Allen, Willie R.
Simmons, Horace Bell, Reuben p.
McClung, Simon Hagan, Johnnie j.
Gore, Friendly Roberts, Sam Evans,
Clarence E. Thompson, z. T. Ma
thews, jr, Cleveland Virgins, Alon-
20 Barbar, Barney Walker, John An
derson, Joseph Carter, Albert Moses,
Robert j. Horden, Julian Franklin
Cooke, Luke Holley, Shelley Black
shear, Willie D. Spurlock, Jim Shop
pard, Otto Kaufman, Irwin T. Nc
Crea, Guy Marshall, Elijah Marshall,
Jim Thomas, Dave Porter, Willie
Rocker, George o. Commander, Del
ma Worrill Charlie Jones, Robert G.
Hill, Chas. F. Heisler, Emmett S.
Horsley, Jas. G. Seward, Otis Hall
man, J. F. McGill, Robert Lee How
ard, Lucius E. Bishop, Henry Lewis,
Theo. Latimore, Claude RADON, W.
Kay Norton, James A. Davis, David
Hall.
Under an order from the provost
marshal, General Crowder, school
teachers will classify registrants as
to the particular kind of work they
are best suited. This work has been
turned over to Superintendent Dukes
by the local board.
DeIinquents Will Be Arrested.
Following are the names of delin-
quents in addition to those already
published: >,
Herbert Hardwick, Ed Manuel.
Aaron Smith, Jim May, Reed Daniel,
Robert Cosman, Sam Phillips, Ar
thur Lee West, Charlie Lee, Luther
Smart, Willie DeLoach, Charlie Ed
wards, Tom Floyd, Roy Sheppard,
Jim Hadden, Dock West, Richard
Clayton, Roy Kitchens, Harrison
Rogers, John Henry Davis, Phil John
son, Charlie Chapman, Holley Lewis,
Lonzo Brown, J. C. Smith, Boy Mel
son, Eddie Walter Holmes, Julius Da-
Wis, Charley Crawford, Wright
Barnes, Louis Foster, Alma Carter,
Floyd Bats, Essex Gators, Willie Lee
Jones, Jasper Daniels, Jeff Thomas,
Rufus Newberry, Lath Hutto.
The names of all delinquents will
be placed in the hands of arresting
officers on Thursday of this week,
January oath.
The board has been very lenient
with delinquents, as the law requires
that their names be placed in the
hands of arresting officers immediate
ly after the lapse of the seven-day
period for answering and returning
missionaries.