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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10

enrolment in service has been less
than six consecutive months, and with
a minimum of 800 hours of service.
Service must have been rendered be-
twene April 6, 1917, and January 6.
1919. The paid worker will receive
the same recognition as the volunteer.
In chapter production, work done OUT
side Of the workroom such as knitting
CONTINUED on page eighty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10

alent to at least four days week, or
approximately 800 hours, or for eight
months of service Of not less than
three days week, or approximately
800 hours, or for twelve months Of
service of not less than two days a
week, or approximately 300 hours, or
for eighteen months of approximately
800 hours. In no case will an award
be made to worker whose period OF
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AWARDS FOR RED
CROSS SERVICE

Certificates in recognition of loyal
services to the nation through the
Red Cross are to be awarded to all per-
sons who have given regular service
during a period Of not less than six
consecutive months, in which period
the actual work done shall be equiv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10
SOUTH OXFORD.

Ashley, Frank
Bcaven, T. E.
Brown, John
Booker, Geo.
Baggette, Geo.
Brown, Frank
Billingsley, Mack
Boston, David
Burt, Vance
Banks, Curtis
Boles, Rob
Bonds, Toney
Buford, Jasper
3arron, Oscar
Banner, lobe
Bailey, Howard
Coleman, Geo.
Carpenter, w. d.
Cochron, Monroe
Carathers, Mckinley
Carathers, Haywood
Carathers, Fdmon
Campbell, Frank
Campbell, Joe
Davidson, Atlas
.Dcolen, Leslie
Daulton. w. D.
Fulton, Fredie
Garner, Henry
Galloway, Willie
Galloway, Ed
Graham, Tom
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COLLEGE HILL

Buford, Byron
Buford, Geo.
Buford, Newt
Buford, Riley
Buford, Chester
Buford Harris
Buford, Rob
Buford, Andy
Buford, Ed
Buckner, Joe
Buckner, Ben
Brown, Jim
Baskin, Yamp
Baskin, Lee
Brown, Ira
Blakeley, Ben
Cook, Matthew
Cook, Ben
Campbell, Burl
Carothers, Cornelius
Carothers. Tim
Carothers, Yves
Grader, Will
Frierson, Peter
Frierson, Bill
Frierson, Ollie
Frierson, Jess
Fricrson, Albert
Gordon, Fannie
Greer, Sam
Caters, Milton
Gales, Sam
Harris, BeA
Howard, Waite
Herrod, Rich
Hatfield, Gus
jackson, William Y
jackson, Robt.
Jackson, Jessie
Jones, Walter
Jarrette, Henry
Jenkins, E.
Lewis, Albert
Mathune, Will
Moody, Hicks
McEwen, Lush
McEwen, Dick
McEwen, Ed
McEwen, H. S. G.
Mcintosh, Will
McGill, Junior
McMillen, Allen
Mckinney, fedora
Nick, Aft
Price, Bob
Price, Tom
Potts, Chink
Pettis, Chast.
Pettis, Andrew
Pettis, Tom
Patton. ALT
Porter, Rogers
Porter, Chas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10

"l /" 4lc, w. ~.
Cook, Yves
C2ratners, viii
Campbell, Burl
Duke, Alien
Davidson, Roy J..
Dan!&p, G. II.
t'rierson, Will
EricrsOu, Joe
FaycoW, Jack
Gordon, Bue
Gordon, Walker
Gray, Frank
Holloway, Ed
Hill, leak
Haley, C.. L.
Hope, Jonie
Henry, Native
Howard, Curtiss
Harris, Sam
Jackson, Joe
Jones, VIII
Jones, Bob
Irwin, e. j.
Jones, Grant
Jones, Geo.
Jarrette, Hubert
johnson, Dudley
Jarrette, Frenchie
KirkWood, Tom
KirkWood, Lush
Kirkwood, Homer
Kelley, l.. NJ.
Kimmons, jim
Kilgore, Dan
kimmons, Geo.
Keys, John
Lovelace, jim
Lester, billiard
Lyles, Wallace
Lcgate, r. H.
Lundie, Jessie
Lewis, Walter
Long, Fayette
Lott, Calvin
L;ggins, Buster
Iiggins, Lige
Mitchell, Jonie
Mitchell, John
Moore, Wright
Mayes, Arthur
Mayes, Frank
Mayes, Geo.
Mayes, Joe
Means, VIII
Morgon, John
Mitchell. Ben
Mitchell, Chas.
Mitchell. John
Moore, RUFF
Murphey, Lee
McEwen, Walker
McFwen, VIII
McEwen, J. S.
McEwen, Richard
NcGion, James
McLarty, J. B.
MCGEE, William
Niece, VIII
Oliver, German
Ownor, Britton
Oliver, Webster
Owens, Perry
Penniman, Andrew
Patton, Terrell
Patton, Joe
Payne, Geo.
Pegucs, Gus
Pegucs, Calvin
Pcgu6s, Manuel
Parham. Percy
Pascal, Mels
Porter, r. w.
Quick. Est.
Redwine, Lester
Reno, Hanaball
Reid, Hanson
Ragland. Lushes
Reno, Dug
Ross, D. L.
Shelton. L. D.
Shives, Sam
Slate. Chester
Sadlei', Obie
Stallings, NJ. F.
Smith, James
Sanders, Alec
Sanders, Wander
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PHILADELPHIA.

Adams, Johnnie
Adams, Geo.
Burks, Ed
Barry, Joez
Jordon, ]. M.
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POLL lax |
payers who did not pa
y /, 1917.
NlcJ unkiils, Henry
MO- uniAin5, CllaS.
Price, john
Jarks, j. +. -.
smith, Viii
Simmons, L. ).
SANDERS.
Archie, Bob
Berry, Clarence
clark, Arthur
Clement, j. l..
tlemmlngs, Rufe
Hill, W. M.
tl;iI, Arthur
hudson, " alter
Hill, Jack
Ivy, Ben
Joyner, W. ii.
Jones, Abe
>immons, billiard
Price, Richard
pegues, Clarence
Pegues, j. Ii.
pegues, Joel
Pegues, Alec
Pegues, BraZ
pegues, A,ster
Parham, Mack
Stokes, Nose
Talent, j. +.
Talent, jim
Vaughn, Andrew
ABBEViLLE.
Anderson, JIM
Anderson, Brown
Ayston, Bus
Alexander, Jessie
Alexander, Lush
Alexander, jim
Buckner, Ben
Blake, Jessie
Buford, Byne
Brown, Joe
Blakeley, Henry
Blakelcy, Floyd
Boone, Andrew
Bronner, Sam
Britton, Lee
Beard, Robt.
Baskin, Cliff
Collins, jim
Courtney, Lewis
Coch, Ell
Couch, Kasey
Cooper, Will
Cooper, Hugh
Dupree, j. r.
Darby, Chas.
Davis, Luke
Davis, Jessie
Dennis, VIII
Dennis, Bob
Erland, W. G.
Flierson, Henry
Frierson, c. R.
Ford, Irwin
Green, Wiley
Giordon, John
Goolsby, Eliga
Goolsby, Sam
Goolsby, Eek
Goolsby, John f.
Gillum. Sam
Gibson, Ed
Glass, Collie
Gillum, Oliver
Caters, Curly
Hill, Ode
Hughes, w. r.
Harris, Collie
Holloway, S. 2.
Huston, Dock
Hamilton, Sam
Hamilton, Wade
Hilliard, Anderson
Herrod, Will, Jr.
Herrod, Everett
Herrod, Miles
Isabel, Harvey
Isac, Jim
Johnson, Charley
Johnson. viii
Jones, Calvin
Jones, Sam
Jones, Ed
Jones, Bill
Jones, Bob
Jones, Nose
Kimmons, Earl
Kinmons, Lewis
Kirkwood, Geo.
Logon, Judge
Logon, Ed
Lewis, Ben
Lewis, lobe
LOGON, Will
Logon, Clarence
Littlejohn, Jim
Liggins, Oliver
Logon, judge
Mitchell, Lester
Martin, Barney
Moss, Armsted
Moss, Ben
Miller, Will
Miller, Leslie
Mathis, Marsh
Muse, John
Maroon, Douglass
Maroon, Geo.
Mansell, Dug
MCGEE, Eddie
MCGEE, James
McGlon, Less
Mcfarland, Arther
Nelson Liss
Mil uo1r,nrl
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Hale, jackson
Hayes, john ii.
ltedleston, Walter
hcdleston, Fred
lrby, G. Il.
Jolley, Nose
Jones, Joseph
Jones, Ben
Jones, Lane
Jenkins, jim
Jenkins, 1helmon
Jenkins harper
Joyncr, Tom
Joyner, Tom, Jr.,
James, Ben
jenkins, win
Kelley, Geo.
lily, Will
Lockhart, Albert
Lusk, Henry
Lusk, Sol
Lusk, Robt.
Lusk, l.. l..
LanghoIn, Walter
Love, Edgar
Lee, Geo.
McFaddcn, jim
McE,Ivnn IIpnnia
Manning, Tom
Meeks, S. B.
Mooney, Cletis
Mize, Thomas
Milliner, huston
Mitchell, Charlie
Mitchell, Joe
Overstree5, Edgar
Oliver, Albert
Oliver, Newell
Curtis, Lushes
Page, W. 3.
Porter, Oscar
Porter, Islc
Peacock, :. f.
Peacock, 3. c.
Price, Henry
Patton, f. A.
Patton, Monroe
Parham, Will
Porter, Lige
Rivers, 0 car
Rivers, Ira
Ragland, Byron
Redman, Lester
Reno, VIII
Reno, Cha 'ence
Rodgers, VIII
Shaw, Pete
Sweeney, Albert
Smith, W. f.
Stotes, Geo.
Stotes. Sam
Smith, ia mes
Trousdale, T. c..
Thompson, Bus
Taylor, H0sey
Taylor, Caas.
Turner, Geo.
Tubbs, Nick
Tnbbs, Joe
Tubbs, l.. 2.
Tubbs, Boo
Tubbs, j. II.
Tubbs, S. l..
Thacker, Hence
Thacker, Bud
Thacker, Oscar
Thacker, jim
ToWnsell, Rube
Townsell, Yves
Townsell, lander
Tidwell, John I.
Thomas, Joe
Thacker, Edgar
Thompson, Felix
VanWinklc, ]. E.
Watts, Carl
Workman, Abe
Workman, Carl
Workman, Willie Jr.
Williams. Marten
Webb, join
Webb, Johnnie w.
White, Lon
Written, Charlie
Wiley, PIence
CAMBRIDGE.
Afford, J. F.
Berry, VIII
Bray, Ed
Burks, Hubert
Baird, G.. n.
Baird, ]. T.
Baird, Bob
Bell, Geo.
Bell, VIII
Butter, Lum
Chairman, Andy
Cooper, Win
Duke Noble
Driver, Lifus
Driver, Tom, Jr.,
Driver, Owen
Driver, Abe
Davis, Dick
Day, Opie
Foster, Willie
Foster, G. w.
G,ss, Frank
Graham, j. Fl.
Gibson, Carrie
Hill Echols
Hill, Ephram, Jr.
Huston, Sykes
Jones, Robt.
Scott, b. j.
Kirk, w. e.
Kirkwood, Ira
Kilgore, Hubert
Love, Dave
Liggins, Eliza
Morgon viii
McJunkins, Will
Owens, J. H
Owens, Lewis
Price, Coot
Robertson, Martin
Stacey, Lester
Stacy, Item
Thompson Arthur
Word, Wiley
Watts. Arthur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10

Iarilaiil, I'ercy
nagiaiiu, u.
QuArles, itoDt.
AsoDeIIoon, LON
.oIIlilli, NaLnanlel
.oiiiiLli, -.
.5Iil1Cns kobt.
,o.ilaers, Nethy
Gums, bred
shaw, Elan
thompson, w. M.
thompson, Rogers
thompson, Edmon
Lankefsley, WlIile
w eDD, w AIDE
W ebD, Chunk
webb, JudSon
w Gods, Edgar
w aChIns, Cilas.
w esDrook, John
Wilson, Sam
West, Cliff
A w ebb, SIMON
|. Yarber, Hardy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10

G0WNAASt A~ASASO
Fields, Shurman
Ford, Richard
Foster, Richard
Fair, Richard
Dobbins
Duncan, ]. s.
Grow, w. r.
Carathers, lobe
Devine, Jim
Degarris,, c. II.
Davis, Willie
Deering, J. w.
Davidson, Earnest
Good, r. M.
Gamble, Vernon
uamble, B.
Gamble, G. I.
Gillum, Robt.
Goolsby Jim
Gordon, Alec
Gilmore, John
Gibson, Huston,
Gallady, w. F.
Howe, Will
Harris, bud
Howard, Sherley
Howry, Ches
Herd, Walter
Hampton, ]. K.
Hall, Will
Harmon, Jack
Hayes, Jessie
ISAIAH, Enoch
Ivy, w. F.
Isom, Gilbert
Johnson, Gus
jackson, Charlie
Kimmons, Manuel
Kmmons, Joe
Kimmons, Jess
Keys, Jessie
Kelley, Garry
Kirkwood, Bill
Kirkwood, Mack
Keys, Geo.
Kirkwood, Duce
Logon, l.. R.
Lane, Guy
Lane, M. G.
Lewis, H. H.
Lundie, Tom
Mahoney, r. w.
Medlock, John
Moore, Haywood
Moore, Henry
Moore, lack
Mayes, Joe
Mayes, D. L:
Metcalf, Will
Matthews, J. F.
Manning, lack
Martin, jeff
Mason, John
Morgon, Mack
Morgon, Isaac
McGonagill, A. B.
McEwen, Nathan
McEwen, Chas.
McEwen, Sumner,
McEwen, Stanley
McEwen, Billie
Orange, Bremen.
McGlon, Robt.
Pane, Wilbom
pana Henderson
Peterson, Harris
Pullman, M. c.
Price, D. J.
Phillips, Jim
Phillips, Eddie
Pegues, Lushes
Pegues, Sammie
Porter, John
Porter, Joe
Patten, Earl
Patten, Stan
Russell, l.. R.
Riser, Eugene
Robertson, Will
Robertson, Mage
Robertson, Edward
Robertson, E. S.
Reno, John
Ragland, Walter
Ragland, Walker
Rucker, Victor
Stone, Ros
Slate, Jim
Stokes, Geo.
Sadler, John
Sadler, Tom
Stovall, Leuell
anders, Jordon
Smith, Sherley
Smith, J. r.
albert, U S
Thomas, Meek
Thomas, Albert
Talbert, Geo
Therkeld, Geo.
Taylor, Jim
Taylor, Spergeon
thompson, T. LIZ
Thompson, Spencer
Tool, F. L.
Workman, Ben
Woolett, G. H.
Wilkins, John
Virgins, Granvill
Walton, Jim
Wilson, Virgie
Warren. H. e.
Wiley, Van
Wiley, Caspy
Woods, Jim
Wright l. S.
Young, Pearce
Yarber, Lum
SHERIFF & ADDITIONAL
Williams, Osborn
Newman, Ed
Sanders, Nal
Huston Ed -,
Williams, Sam
Barry John
Cody Jack
Morrison, High
Porter,>Jim Doe
Jones, Columbos
Thomson. Jack
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DEL INOUENT POLL TAX LIST.

[ST.
their 1918 Poll Tax by
Stockard, Lorenzo
turner, Bus
Turner, Willie
Turner, Fannie
Turner, Bob
Thompson, Irwin
1rotter, Walter
Thompson, Will
Thompson, Shirley
Thacker, Lee
Tankersley, Will
Taylor, viii
Wilkins, Morgon
Williams, Ed
Williams, Sam
Williams Ellie
Williams, Linn
Williams, Afford
Wiley, John
Williams, John
Young, Floyd
Young, Wade, Jr.
Young, Earnest
Young, Elilue, Jr.
Young, Dolph
FREE SPRINGS.
Alexander, c. =.
Avant, Boykin
Ayant, Henry
Avant, William
Boyce, l.. B.
Bradford, l.. F.
Billingsley, Jessie
Burnsides, Bud
rown, f. E.
Brown, j. H. H.
Buford, Shoot
Bait, Joe
Beanland, Ed
Cook, Fl. A.
Childress, f. d.
Childress, d. G.
Childress, Sam
Cain, Sam
Ccan, Chas.
Cean, Odel
cambridge, Geo.
Fortner, Jim
Frazier, d. N.
Faulkner, Willie
Farrow, W. F.
Gordon, w. M.
Howell, Artie
Hunt, Nose
Hunt, Henry
Harmon, Sam
Harden, 1voy
Haynes, Preston
Herrod, Savage
Hibler, Chas.
Huston, T. A.
Huston, j. r.
Irbv Wash
Jefcry, Marsh
Jackson, Sol
Livingston. Jack
Mooring, Sam
Malone, Belfor
Nick, Dolh
Morris, Harrison
Naples, c. M.
Moore, Lewis
Miller, Knolege
Miller, Pryor
Miller, 2. G.
McMurry, Eddie
Nelson, Dewitt
Nelson, Manel
Nelson, Jiles
Nesbct, Gus
Osby, Fletcher
Perkins, Tommie
Price. Cleveland
Price, John
Quarles, Jessie
Smith, Homer
SAcrrod, Sam
Shaw, Yancey
Turner, Jessie
Taylor, Willie
Talley, Gean
Talley, Haywood
Watson, Dave
Waldrip, ]. 0
Waldrip, Goe
Wooten, Warshell
Wooten, Frank
Wilbourn, Nose
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OXFORD corr
Archie, Geo.
Armsted, J. L.
Allen, Walter
Avant, James
Boles, Cliff
Boles, bud
Bramlette, Van
Brooks, Lushes
Burt, John
Burt, Jim
Buford, Albert
Bailey, w. D.
Bronner, L. B.
Eronner, Percy
Brown, Bill
Banks, Charlie
Bill;ngsley, Don
Black, Dick
Black, Richard
Order, ]. 0.
Clark, Lewis
Crosier, A. D.
Cilvey, c. L.
Cannon, Sam
Cannon, H. G.
Collins, John
Collins, Earl
Gordon, Eugene
Cohron, Dudley
Duncan, P. u.
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NELSON, T.. A.
EILiIIipS, Den
fnllLipS, ". ..
I've WSCy, NAe.fSHell
1GoCkeLtS, stanford
kucheLle, Drown
IItlinpey, T..
Spears, Coon
SnaW, vandy
SJotes, Buster
oanuef5, Judge
simmons, WalCer
Irealoai, Henry
IAl LUit.
Agerson, Ag
burt, Mlllard
Brown, Jess
LOCKER, Warren
DLiIC, sam
Durks, b. }.
Coll rs, Jim
Cncstman, l.. Il.
ondren, Iank
tondren, Stanford
tOndren Armor
Foster, Cliff
Golilday, Levy
Gibson, David
Heath, Walter
tiipp, b. +.
Holt, Isaac
Hardin, Lushes
hamilton, }. A.
Ivy, Jake
Ivy, Alec
Love, Ed
Mooseley, Eulcous
Mooseley, Victor
Mickey, Ben
Mct'adden, jim
Norflccr Townsel
Pughe, VIII
Smith, bred
Smith, Homer
Sweeney, Ed
Shorter, Frank
Slate, John
Tatum, Bill
Tyson, lsh
Tyson, Hamp
Toles, Sherwood
Toles, Will
Toles, Lon
Toles, Lee
Toles, Andy
Toles, Joe
Tubbs, N. G..
Thompson. Will
Thomas, Ed
Tyson, Wesley
Warrington, Joe
Warrington, Ben
Virgins, Milton
SHACKELFORD.
Booker, Lushes
Deckard, John
Hollingef, Jim
jenkins, j. R.
Riser, Eugene
Savage, John
Thomas, Ed
Young, J. P.
Young, Casey
HUMPHREY.
Butts, Cleve
Bell, Jack
Carr, Chas.
Clemmons Walter
Castleberry, r. +.
Collins, S. g.
Collins, Will
Eddington, j. f.
Fowler, Jerry
freeman, Lonnie
Goodwin, Clarence
Gatlin, W. l..
Gray, w. }.
Holt. H. w.
Higginbotham, F. E.
Hendricks, E. }.
Jenkins, l.. N.
Johnson, Lem
Keel, Zeke
Lowe, Glenn
Lowe, Melvin
Lemallen, A. j.
Mayner, Sherwood
Medlin, j. r.
Orr, G. W.
Phillips, Ben
Robertson, S. l..
Ray, Granderson
Reed, Rogers
Reed, Dee
Rose H. H.
Smith Oscar
Smith, l.. B.
Smith, r. S.
Sullivan, B. L.
Steen, Orange
Taver, Aubry
Talver, R. f.
Townsell, Oscar
Tidwell. Joe
Waldrip, J. l..
Wells, G. w.
Woolf, Sam
PARIS.
Coker, A. S.
King, Dock
Lowe, John
Mccullough, Doss
: Pendergrass, w. R.
Townsell, Jess
Townsell, Oscar
White, D.
Wooverton, j. w.
DELAY.
Holmes, C. J.
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Jones, Bob
DALLAS

DALLAS
CoAsey, John
Anderson, Hugh
DoWIes, Oscar
Davis, Il.
Carter, Harvey
Cowscrt, r. G..
C0fer, G. J..
Cofer, j. G.
CnllcoaU, Lewis
Unison, Talley
Workman, Evlns
Webb, viii
Oliver, Sam
Porter, Lige
Poland, &. w.
Poland, l.. M.
Russell, M. A.
Nevill, e. K.
Lester, Harmon
Lester, Rome
Mathis, Boston
Mayes, Ella
Reid, l.. 3.
Dover, j. N.
Douglass, u. f.
Douglass, I. +.
Dorset, Oscar
Davis, Luke
Harwell G. ii.
Henry G.. Il.
Morgon, Neel
Morrison, Wash
Oliver, Geo.
Pope, III. d.
Rogers, Tom
Sypes, Logon
Sypes, j. p.
Stewart, Bill
Smith, Yves
Tedford, John
White, Arnold
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WeDD, Chunk o. ..
Weop' 1udSoh -.
" ooos' Edgar =.
" atkins, C1ias. -.
"esDfook' Johh -.
Wilson, oam ~ ~
west onli ~ ~
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, 81 81
ola f. -
baffette, w. 4. -,
sutton Gio W W
pfoWn, John -; '
ouiofd' Dick - -
Dulord, Lat a.
DuIofd, geo. 10
burt, James l'
DfoKenpofo' Joe ~
Barns, James ~ v
Cafatnefs' dahceS -
Dlilard, .. w. W.
Dlllard' LIN M'
DAVIS, JelI M'
Dickens, Grant M M
DobDs, Klch N'
roster, vence ~
foster, blShop On
Grant, =; u. On On
Grant, I. +. oN
Grant, +. M. On
GARRISON, hopt. 81. Oh
Hurt, BurWm La
Hawkins, FRANK ~
Henry, oscar ~
Henry, j.. n: 10
Henry, Wine 10
Horn, l.. II 10
Howard, ID. Y. 10
Jennings, Edmon 10
hlmmlns, kopt. 10
Lane, Robt. Iu
Moody, Sal Til
Mathis, Waller ~
Mathis, jim w;
MathiS Lee WI
Mathis, Albert w
McEWen, Smith
McEwen, Edmon 30
McEWen, John, Jf. De
Potts, John He
Parks, Chas. Jcl
Patton, ALT. Rl
Robertson, X. l.. Sa
Redman, Philip IN
Redman, William 1c
Shorter, Fed 4o
Shorter, Abe
Turner, Hub =.
Thomas, Walton Do
Woods, BE Dc
Woods, VIII "a "a
Warrington, Chas. ~ ~
Wilson, jeff I'd
Webb, Wade -
,o, 20
BUKGESo. Ee
Avant, Fed r.
Avant, Lewis y
Ayles, G. T.. Gl
Brying, Carl Gi
Byno, John vi
Byno, french ~
Burt, Green ~
Burt, Wade III
Bibbs, Ed Je
Cannon: VIII 10
Cook, Grant NJ
Cook, Buster Le
Garley, A. r. Le
Fondron, Waiter IL
Garry, Stonewail M
Garry, Isaac "
Hulette Stanley VI
Hulett, Wllllard II
Holman, Lee, ~
Joyner, Loyd "
Jones, }. u. Jf. ~
Jackson, Joe n
King, Buster n
Landrath, ;. u. 81
Morgan, Rex 81
Mitchell, JIM 81
Mltcnell, HoSey -
Mitchell, William y
Mathis, PScey II
Martin, Geo. II
Norwood, Frank Il
Orange, Lester w
| Pegucs, Glenn w
Pegues, Lindsey W
Pegues, FANNIE
Pennimum, Sam
Patton, Randolph G.
Patton, Collins K
Patton, Miles l.
Robertson. Joe M
Robertson, Burl P
| Reding, John t
Ruffin, Going T
Ruffin, Robt. "
| Ruffin, Kate "
| Sweeney, Fulton
| Sweeney, Ed
| Shorter. Dave II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10
LAFAYETTE SPRINGS.

Allen, G. w.
Alexander, Tom
Black, Press
Boone, Eria
Boles, ALIVE
Booker, Ben
Bland, Lewis
Carathers, Harmon
Coleman, Tom
Clak, w. G.
Crowson, Pole
Dennis, Levy
Foster, Willie
FouSt, E. M.
Clemmons, j. h.
Gardner, Alvin
Gray, ID.
Hall, w. E.
Henderson, d. d.
Hamilton, H. c.
Hickey, E. r.
Howard, Bill
Higginbotham, Daver
Higginbotham, Norris
Hatton, Charlie
Hampton, Robt.
Heard, C. E.
Irby, J. H.
Jackson, B. G.
Jones, w. N.
Lumkin, Ed
Morrison, Wash
Mayes, Boo
McLarty, D. H.
McCord, J. R. "
Parks, Howard
Parks, H. B.
Pegues. Dave
Parham, Axle
Stockton, Woodie
Sta1nes, Cut
Stokes, Geo.
Taylor, Mark
Thacker, Robt.
Woods, B. w.
Word, Tom
Word, Andy
Williams, Albert
Williams, Arther
Williams, Nit
Wheams, Eli
Wheams. c.. ],
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10

The following delinquent Poll Tax payers VINO did not pay he TITO
February |, 1917
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10

Adams, Victor
Anderson, Lewis
BRAZIL, ivy
Barr, Smiley
Byers, Arch
| Burt Will
Cooper, J. B.
| Carathers, Chas.
Carathers, Earn
Pughe, J. C.
Foster, Henry
Henderson, Press
Henderson. Ed
Haynes, Wesley
! johnson. A. z.
Johnson, John
Jones, Hermon
! Mills, f. T.
Mills, E. S.
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WllEa1nS, OSDoIu
Newman, Ed
Sanders, Nal
Huston Ed =
Williams, Sam
Barry John
Cody Jack
Morrison, High
Porter,>Jim Doe
Jones, Columbos
Thompson, Jack
Turner, Lewis
Campbell Chas.
Campbell, A. G.
Sweeney, Frank
Gray, Benson
Therekeld, Bob
Washington, Harris
Blakeley, Moore
Price, Will
Ornor, Britton
Moody, David
Ingram, Jerry
thompson Ben
Cancer, Cleve
Ramsem, Fletcher
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-04-10
ABBEVILLE CORP.

Knight, Garland
Pope, Sam
Ray, w. H.
TAYLOR CORP.
Dye, Tommie
Deese. J. l..
Joyner, Milton
Pughe, J. w.
Tubbs, Robt.
Thomas, Oliver
Warrington, Wilson
Woods, Andrew
PARIS CORP.
Morgon, H. G.
Ragland, w. F.
Wamble, Frank
TULA CORP.
Afford, James
WEIGH, E. l..
Evening star., 1919-10-10
PRIVATE SHIP CONTROL
LEGISLATION INTRODUCED

Legislation designed to determine
the future policy Of operation and
disposition of governuont-owned
merchant ships and auxiliary prop
critics was introduced yesterday by
Chairman Greene Of the aeuss mer-
scribes methods tor supplaatiag gov
ernment control with private owner
ship Of merchant marine. and q said
to embody the opinion q . majority
Of Chairman Greene's committee
In addition to authorizinE sale Of
ships on q part-paying basis, the leg
islation directs discontinuanes Of
shipbuilding "as far a. consistent
with the best interests Of the United
States" Government funds advanced
for shipyards or other properties
would be recovered "as rapidly as
possiblev
Evening star., 1919-10-10
MINERS DEMANDS
DISTURB ENGLAND
Seek Naturalization oil
Mines; Lloyd Georges
Stand Stirs Unrest.
By the Associate ted Press.

By the Associated Prels.
LONDON, October 1o.-From ono IA
Dor difficulty the government passes
to another. No sooner was the rail-
waymen's wage crisis surmounted or
deferred than the miners demand for
the naturalization of mines confronts
the cabinet.
Premier Lloyd George informed a
deputation yesterday that the govern
posa1s made by the coal commission
headed by Sir John Sankey. and the
miners are greatly dissatisfied. Frank
Hodges, secretary Of the Miners Fed
ment at yesterdays Conference that
"the governments attitude had cre-
ated very grave situation" and the
utterances of other labor men show
they universally share this view.
Argue for Naturalization.
A feature of the addresses made by
hloyd eiees George 9 we Was pa aecordins to to UNI: l
official reports. a complete absence Of
bluster or violent language. Their
statements were intended to show by
reasoned arguments that nationalist
the interests of the community and
also that the miners were supported
in their demand by tho whole body
Of trade unionists throughout the
prominent labor leaders. it 10 ap-
parent they not only believe ma
tionalisation desirable. but ere con-
yinced there will be . constant unrest
It appears to be their impression that
force the demand It viii not only Be
the miners who viii strike, but trade
1t Is becoming increasingly evident
that, apart from arguments claiming
that naturalization would be a bsne-
At to the community. there 10 strong
feeling among workers that the pres
ries with it indefensible injustice to
the miners. This feeling clearly
rankles in the minds Of workers. It is
not concealed, moreover. that the pres
ent agitation, II it secure its tmne-
diate aim. will not stop at mines.
THE naturalization Of Mines" says
ton Immediately At issue. but IL, Of
course, a precursor to . complete pol
icy Of naturalization of industry.
Here Is the battle Joined"
On neither side IL there any doubt
that the fight will be stern. The Her
aid: recoenizins e.tah this s,:r. says; -. .
which lives on labor Of others, has
everything at stake. and will shrink
from nothing in an attempt to frus-
trate the movement"
Representing the apt-nationalization
view, the Telegraph docs not expect
the miners to be converted from their
present opinion. although it says some
little hope in the appeal to other trade
unionists. It adds:
"The prospect is the reverse Of at
tractive. 1t means renewed trouble,
anxiety and unrest. and that at q time
when the nation can least afford it."
1t ts understood the special trades
union congress. which will consider
Premier Lloyd Georges reply to tho
deputation yesterday, will convene
October ~.