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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
WILMINGTON.

Miss Hazel Bates visited friendI in
Brattleboro over Sunday. 81
The Worth While girls met with Miss
Florence Wood Saturday afternoon.
Miss Catherine. Me0uatt of Pittsfeld,
Mass, is guest of her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Davis.
The Universalst Ladies' Aid society
met with. Mrs. {. A. Brown last week
Thursday.
Thomas Tooney of North Adams,
Mass, called on friends in town the first
of the week
~ A. 0.sBuckley of Greenfield, Mass, was
an over-Sunday visitor with relatives and
friends in town.
Miss Goldie Courtemanche of Welles
ley, Mass, is spending week with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I Courtemanche
Clinton Hall and Corporal Walter Mel
SON of Camp Deyens, Aver, Mass, spent
Sunday with relatives and, friends IL
town.
Clarence Pike has returned from Whit
fngllam, where he had been helping hi.
| brotherin-law. E. T. Wheeler, a. few
weeks.
Miss Anna Minogue, who was Gale,
to her home in Fair Haven few week
ago on account of the illness of her moth
er, has returned and resumed her dutie
as TEACHER IN the grammar school.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
Legislative Notes.

The legislative OF 1917 will hold re-
union tomorrow with a meeting in Rep
reseniatives hall at pm and a ban
Duet at $50 at this Pavilion, -
j. Ar ODowd of,eBrnnswick twice voted
against. ,silsGepsidM oi the rules ii the
house. Tuesday afternoon. bong eli ,}iqne
IN a rising yote. u he rules Npfe suspend
ed e permit two bills Amending ch1lteis
OF Swanton and Rlrle + be read by htie
only, ..u
4 here was a mr2e attendance It The
ho@ ing on. the 'i5l- :at-3} barge terminal
in Representatives hall Tuesday evening.
Tnt speakers ine'1lld prominent hi,Ihcss
men from various paris / .tac late, and
Il. NJ. .McCapley, saeakng ir the 'ir2-
ponents of the measure, ':l3fnl2f that tie
water terminal ut! BURLINGTON welild iep-
resent a saving IN i'ci.;Hg yates os abut
20 per cent Among those w1o addressed
the committee were Frank - I1owand
Of Barre, John Booth and .slexander Mil,
nc Of the granite manufacturers assceia.
ton, Barre Frank II Brooks ri II.
Johnsoury, Hugh JIM Jones o; Mont
pelier, H. W iorl6n Of Ftllson tai,
interests. Senator II W Farnum Of .lcf
feIsohyille, II 1. Howard, al Burlington
Janes Higgins OF The. Barre board d
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
GROVE.

Frank Legate Is spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G. Wordep.
MRS. Ebert Lgnde of Guilford spent
Monday with her mother Mrs, Charles
Worden.
Mrs. Henry c. Bell is caring for Mrs
A. L, 1Iillman of Christian Hill a few
days.
Mrs. Leslie Kemp IS caring for her
daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Carr of Chris
tian Hill, who is Ill,
Mrs Aubrey O.4Amidon and Aubrey,
ill.,, have returned home from, the
Franklin County hospital, Greenfield.
r. J. Whoeler who has been employed
at the Jacksonville mill, has completed
bis work there and returned homie:
Ralph .Carey. who was in tho, Wesson
Memorial hospital, Springfield, Mass, ill
with, Pneumonia, has returned home.
Walter Gates. who has been .warking
for Roy, Nichols. of Christian HILL. is
visiting his mother, Airs, B. G. Worden,
I, Theodore .Antiden, who. is. attending
the Greenfield. high school, is spending
his week Il vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ". Amidon. ~
| Approximate Washington s birthday
>xercises were held at the Grove school
/ house Friday afternoon, Feb. 81. Reel
tations and dialogues We're furnished-by
the pupils, together with a few .yietrola
! selections.
Z, Df. f. r. Newell, H. L. March, Earle
Mofiatt and Lawrence Barber Of Brat
! tlehpro and. Guy. Fletcher Of Marlboro
/ were in town Saturday ON n rabbit
hunting expedition. Dinner was served
! TO them at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
! s. B. Worden, where a very pleasan
hour was spent, few quartet selee
tions rendered by the men, solo b!
i Or. Newell, together with several Sc
lections on the victrola. The one IN
pleasant feature of the day was III
, / scarcity. of game.
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coNsoLIDATEoN RECOMMENDED.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
HoNoRs FOR THE PRESIDENT.
Received with Outbursts of Welcome and
Presented with Valuable Gifts.

Our, European neiglbors showed their
love for President Wilson in his recent
visit TO their cities. Not alone was he
received With outbursts of welcome but
foreign monarchs honored him with val
liable gifts. Several places in Italy and
IN France. have already named streets
and bridges after him. In France a
bridge in Lyons was named the Wilson
Bridge, while in Lucca, Italy, boule-
ward was renamed to Wilson Boulevard.
Monuments and peaks, colleges and uni
versities in prominent European cities
are fast being renamed, while Paris,
Florence and many places in England
have made President Wilson citizen
The following foreign honors will give an
idea of President Wilson's popularity
and esteem held for him by our allies
across the seas:
Avenue Trocadero in Paris renamed.
Bridge in Lyons, France, named Will
son Bridge.
Granted freedom of city in Florence
Italy.
Florence makes him a citizen
/ Paris makes him citizen.
Bedford, France, names street
L Peak III France christened Peak vii
! son
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

For the frst.t time this wifltersDs Mill
ington appears with. a team,
Russell 'AIdrich of Springfield. VT, is
again visiting his brother, David. y
Airs. Lillian 6rowthers lof Newfane
hassacomee TO work in the ceJAltral as tel-
ePheene girl, s.a4ss = ~ t-rss-..a. ~
;. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Churchill visited
at Mrs Churchill 5 parents in Pittsfora
over Sunday. ,....s = =. :, u
The. Methodist Ladies Aid. society
met with Mrs. T. I. Darling on Wednesr
day Of last week. li44f..5,
Mrs. Ida Derby, daughter. of Mrs.
Laura Jenkins, is caring, for Mrs. Jen-
kins for. a few. days III.
Fred Spaulding has SO far recovered
as to ! e. able to- take up his duties in
the blacksmith shop. s., l.
] Wallace Carey. has taken up plumb
| ing taiid., istto HAVE 4 shop under the
south epd of the elothlng store.,sst -
j Erhestct ut tie. haay4iulahased ~the Stow.
ell place IF .: I =, Parker and will ,,neks
therreaas soon az he.ig able 4. 6z IA
!, EartsA. HoW,s1 is ihitoBn on, business
| IA =. Waite IS q frequent, visitor Il. il
this Parf,pfs the town, called hers tte Is
legal work Ts~ es2::9a III +.
! 4 MRS. II o. Boyhtou Stitching he
semi 5anRuaI "trip. 10 New York to pnr
chase, plilli9ery. Mrs, Ihufston accom-
| paniees! hers -. ..i-s .:st&:s.ou s7as..
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hussex returned
Ito their home in SwamIiscatt, Mass
| Gin Thursday, of last2Week after a visi
at L. " 4Meendy ..
| Mrs, Allie Chase of Albany, y. "
! has been visiting, MFs.a Sherwood tn
last week. They. have gepc, 70 Mont
Reler. for short visit, 49, q .,.su.
/ 2.Ehe town saan ual.eport appeared Q.
MEonsd.afs .rIb Is.tha laSsesstg ss.NsA q
4 the bssI. PginssdtIfpgsEte sgt tfq 4pa :
ms 5oSsn ak..rq es. "
hteifsst 3IiaS9, ,saspa = sss2c.isn - Il
( YaeyJ Vi ~. Davidson. superintendent
: of the State. Baptist associatiop- pyeael
ed at the Baptist. church on, Sun qaG
On account Of stormy. weather d sma
congregation was present but oyer SIC
T, was pledged for missionary and IVA
+ work.
The South Londonderry Improvemti
; society il assigning, parts for a play
). be given in the. near future, entitie
: What HAPPENED TO Parker. 1t is hops
$ everyone viii come to, see What Haj
> pened to Parker hut most of US a
watching /" What is happening at. Parl
: er's. ,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

A recent issue of z. Hartford (Conn)
paper obtained an interesting letter
from Miss Prudence M. Cudworth, RsN.
who has been in active service, AZ 4 war
nurse for nearly q year. The letter,
which was written under date, of Nqy.
IT,, told of her work in. France where
she had charge of a large ward where
Dnly eye, ear and fractured jaws
plastic surgical head cases--.Yere cared
for. The letter was accompanied by a
iull-lcngth cut of Miss Cudwerth in
her Red Cross costume. Miss Cud-
WORTH is a daughter III Alderman and
Mrs. henry !, Chdworth Of Hartford.
Mr.. Cudworth formerly was q Brattle-
boro man, and is a graduate ,of the
high school here. -. .uas
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
Proclaimed citizen of Barcelona.

Proclaimed citizen of Barcelona,
Spain.
Lucca, Italy, renames boulevard.
Slovakia, capital of Pressburg, changed
to Wilsonstadt.
Establishment of Wilson University at
BourdeauX, France, approved by the. city
officials.
Pragues finest business street, Graban.
renamed Wilson.
Lisbon names street after him.
Maj. ID. Davis, Mp. gives 100000 to
found League of Nations chair in Uni
yersity College of Wales to bear name
OF President Wilson.
College of Aberystwyth creates profes-
sorship due to ID. Davis gift.
Athens confers freedom of city.
Northampton. England, offers honorary
freedom of the borough
Sorbonne confers an honorary degree.
echo-Slovak government win erect
monument. -
Pesara, Italy, names street.
Nice, France, names street.
Made member of Royal Academy OF
| Science at Rome.
! Made citizen of Rome.
Prof Boni presents to President Will
son in the Forum of Rome branches OF
laurel and myrtle. 3
/ Turin grants freedom of the city.
Carlisle, England, votes freedom ] OF
city.-New York Herald. IS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
WARDsBoRO.

II. II. Forrcstcts spent Tuesday in Brat
tleboro
/. Mis-, II. II. Forester is visiting in
South Vernon.
Charles Miller Of Brattleboro was in
town Tuesday .. !,
Leroy Morgan OF Brookline is visiting
at Bert Parsons. :
Csrl brigham OF Larchnont, y Y. was
in town over Sunday.
Frank Farnum, who has been staying
at the hotel. went to Newfane last week.
FAliss Jennie Plimpton OF Brattleboro is
visiting her, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I ".
Plmptpn
| 1.-The lumbefmen are improving this time
to get then. logs into the mill yard while
Tiers is snow. i
| i The women of: the. church viii serve
ga dinner IN the town hall town meeting
dsS, March A
The L. s C. from West Wardsbort
met with Mrs NJ. L. johnson Thursday
Feb. b.. Refreshments were served anC
al reported a fine time
j Mr.. land Mrs. ~ L. Johnson, and Mrs
4 Ella Underwood, spent last Wednesda!
i'm Brattleboro, &C G. Allen. Of Jamaica
taking them in his automobile
! p g. Wilder and Dana Stafford Q
/ Biattieber9, who have been fishing il
i the Somerset dam the past three days
returned home Monday night with j
Il Plskerel land reported there WAS 10 to /
inches Of snow, Saturday night and Sun
day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
HUGE NAVAL EXPENDITURES.
They Amounted to Nearly Two Billions
s,.u'l 60 in Two Years

tiWAsHINGrON, Teb& 26-Incrensed
expenditures. of the navy department
due TO the war amounted to $l,?9l ,970,-
SS4, Secretary Daniels INFORMED the
senate today, Tho. total expenditures
for the, navy reported during the Pc
riodl from April lipl7, tpsNoy,I, 1918,
amounted to $l,s53!593 ,3s3. ;,yAssunsing
that ttlfe expenditutes for the navy on
q peace, basis during this period would
have eontnaed to increase at the same
rate as dushgtthG decade from, 1907 to
1916 the total expenditures of the navy
on a peace basis from April T,,1911, to
Nov. l,19lS, would have been $262,622,
400, = the secretary said. r,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the friends and neighbors for
their kindness and sympathy during the
illness and Mt the time of the death of
our dear one; and to Mrs. Bond for the
music. May they be duly remembered
in their time of sorrow. Also for the
beautiful flowers
j. NJ. Wagar, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W
Field and family.
Brattleboro, Vt, Feb. &c, 1919
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
VETERAN BAPTIST MINISTER.
Rev. 0. c. Sargent Dead at His Home
in Concord, N. H

CONCORD, NJ. H. Feb. &c. Rev. Ori,
son Clark Sargent a veteran clergyman
Of the Baptist denomination. died here
today, lie had held pastorates in Con-
nectieut, Massachusetts, and New Hamp-
shire and for years was secretary and
general superintendent OF the New Hanrp
shire Baptist convention. He was born
at West Rutland, VT, Oct J.. 1884,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
ABOUT THIRD DISCHARGED.
Army Figures Show SO Per Cent {
{ Men Out of Service Feb. 10.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Thirty-
nine per cent of the army officers on
duty Nov IL, last, and thirty three per
disehsEpsd 81 Feb. q. tia war depart.
mGpt announced today. Tho total
strength Of officers. and men Nov. II
was 3.67B,BsS while discharged to Feb
lg, numbered ,23S,42s,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
The Grim Reaper.

1t was in a. street ear. The woman
wore a long. wisp Of artificial grain which
protruding horizontally, tickled the ear
Of the roughly dressed man who occu-
pied the seat. beside her. At last he could
stand it no longer. He took out his jack
knife and opened it.
II. Lady. he. said, IF them oats gets
into my car again there's goin' to be a
harvest. Boston Transcript
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
INFLUENZA IN ENGLAND.
Deaths Increased at Alarming Rate
Last Week.

LONDON. Feb< 26.--Deaths from in
fluepza increased at an alarming rate
last week, according to Official figures
issued today. The. total number, OF
deaths from. this cause. in. 90 large
towns of England and Wales Vas 3,04e
as compared with L,363 in the prceed-
ing week. In grepter London the mum
Der Of deaths.was 974ias compared with
i51 the previous week,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
BINGHAM TREASURER GUILTY.
Sentenced to Two Years and Half for
Embezzlement.

BROCKTON, Mass. Feb. 2G.-Ed-
ward w. II Jones, former treasurer Of
tic town Of bingham today pleaded
guilty to the enlightenment Of $4,000
Of town funds. He was sentenced
to serve Two and a half years IN the
house Of correction at Plymouth. jones
made restitution.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
BIRTHS.

In Greenfield, Mass, K FranklinaG oun-
" hospitap Feb, 90, n son to Mr. and
Mrs. John s. Koshinsky of Grove.
II Wilmington, Feb. %, a son to Nlr.
and Mrs. Fred A. MAY
In Wilmington, Feb. %, "a daughter to
Mr.. and Afs &C. Fl. sumner
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
TWo POLICE SHOT.
\ 4 & L. ~ - sttEtHA ~ F
Wete Attempting; to Arrest Men En-
IN gagged in Street Fight

FRAIINSsA.As,t Nj j, Feb. ssa6.-Two po.
heeniens were shot dead today while at
tempting TO- arrest. men who had. en-
gagged IN a.rstreet fight The officers
We're. atfae ked az they forced their way
into Q sh0use5 where the. brawlers had
hidden themselves.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
pEeIAIMEp LAND B1L1s.
Senate Committee Makes Favorable
Report ON Sec. Lane Measure. i,

Nv ASHINGToN, Feb. 26.--A. favor
able report on the bill to. aRPropriate
Sl00,0o0,000 TO make reclaimed public
lands available for settlement by dis
charged soldiers aud sailors was ord.
cred today by the senate, public lands
committee after Secretary. Lane had
appealed for action on the ground that
this was a great RECONSTRUCTION meas
urc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
An UNAFFECTED User.

The Sparrow--N'ell, haven't found any
Indifference in sitting on a government
owned wire.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26

: Disappointment long continued makes
cowafds OF us all.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
ADVANCED NAVY BILL.

Senate Committee Moves it Alcng With
...Ssp :ssSsatsa., Records vots3as.s SSS+s-
WASH NeSTGNg. tFs;s s6ssThc senate
naval committee today without a record
vote ordered the s720.0O0,OO0 naval appro-
priation bill favorably reported to the
senate, t,,
By.a partisan vote of to 6 the com
mihteG approved the new building pro-
gram, the Republicans opposing il. The
provision empowering the President to
eurtail; the program in his discretion
was, retained.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
OVER 5000 TROOPS LAND.
Arrived III New York Today Aboard
49, r President Grant.

INV YORK, Feb 2G Bringing 4,729
soldiers, including 756 wounded, the trans:
mort President Grant arrived today from
Brest. The principal units aboard were
headquarters company OF the lS4th in
fantry, the supply company and Company
X of the l62d infantry and the 10th in.
fantry complete. }.,
There are pessimists who believe. that
no woman ever loved any other woman
except her mother Or her daughter,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26

Few things are. funnier than a Very
snraff rrfnhf With a very large crouch
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
Sample Corsets

These Corsets, with rubber tops, also rub
Der band on skirt,
In the White Sale 81. AZ
The Home news., 1919-11-21

Mrs. Clayton Hailey, and son, Perrin, left Wedsendav for Batesville, where they will visit relatives for two weeks
 MT. D. M. Thompson. of Vanndale, was here Friday and Saturday on a visit to his son, MT. R. c. Thompson, our accommodating station agent.
 We understand that Mrs. Minnie Woodruff has resigned her position as book-keeper for Howell Mere. Co.,, Howell, Ark, and Mrs. Grace Isom. of this city, has been chosen to fill her vacancy.
 MT. s. A. Sanders, of Little Rock, was the guest Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Jno. Lewis. He was accompanied home by his little neice, Janet Lew is, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lewis, who had spent three months in Little Rock with MT. and Mrs. Sanders.
The Home news., 1919-11-21
STATE OF ARKANSAS
 COUNTY OF WOODRUFF

1
 COUNTY OF WOODRUFF
 l. Walter Jimerson County Clerk and for Woodruff County, do hereby certify that the above foregoing true and complete copy of all allowances by County Court for the Northern District county Arkansas July l. to September 1919 nclucve furhur certify that all allowances made filed in my office Witness my and his October 1, 1919. WALTER EMERSON,
 (SEAL) County Clerk.
The Home news., 1919-11-21

~ A by his little Ta neice, Janet iISTte Iew IS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
 7o7o mti months Tn0 n Le GaH SRees Rocf RffS MS LIST OF COUNTY WARRANTS ISSUED Continue from page A.
 John Wiggns, Petit Juror days circuit court fund 300 Dae Petlt Juror days circuit court fund, 800 Paul Martin Petit Juror day circuit court fund 800 Gray, Grand Juror day, circuit fund.- 800 & N'N DuneheW, Grand Juror l day, circuit court X AO Russell Grand Jury Witness, circuit court IA Fretwel, Grand Jury Witness circuit court
 Sam Anderson, Grand Jury Witness circuit court A'0 Q. Mitchell Grand Jury Witness circuit court und, 1.50 AF Minor, Grand Jury Witness circuit court
 e. Mnor Grand Jury Witness, circuit court
 fund.- 15O 5o5vxkf 3ho nedft di-osoOsrdluetao hrdulcmfywsmrh fund 15O AA Williams, Grad Jury Witness circuit court tT. Jernigan Grand Jury Witness circuit court
 Arn0f Gran Jury Witness circuit court fund 1.5O |E L. Hamilton, Grand Jury Witness circuit court HJ. cariker Grand Jury Witness circuit court \ hn Foster, Grand Jury Witness circuit court fund 1.5O F l. Hamilton, Grand Jury Witness circuit M wienzck, Grand Jury Witness circuit court |u, fund 1.5O ""e Mltchner, Grand Jury Witness circuit court II fund.- ........... .... 1.50| O'McClendon, Grand Jury Witness circuit
 
 Y A. Blingslea Grand Jury Witness circuit court h fund.- - accommodations. 15O| f uunn, Grand Jury Witness circuit court b n fund.- . wm wm - . . . .....4.. 1.5O OVns, Grand Jury Witness circuit court 1 E A"iu 1.oo 'H" conner, Grand Jury Wtnss circuit court m fund.- - 1.5OI II w. Harbor Grand Jury Witness circuit court l w. fund - ....... 300 g W. Brown Grand Jurv Witness circuit court l n fund.- ........ oa.. - 800 Y W. Mullens Grand Iurv Witness circuit court n fund.- ~ . .. ............. 150 Eh" rlo hJupPoroa JiuyhC sds cdsdlustettoo 'e' vaughn, Grand Jury Witness circuit court, b, :, fund - 800 Pakey Copton. Grand Jury Witness circuit court h. fund . . 300 ~ turner Grand Jury Witness circuit court h., a fund .A- - :. = .m - . 1.5O " oopton Grand Jury Witness circuit
 fund.- .......... ... 800
The Home news., 1919-11-21
PAGE FIVE

Tom Greer, Grand Jury Witness crcuit court Frank shue Grand Jury Witness circuit court LOU Jack Raymond, Grand Jury Witness circuit court J. L. Bronte, Grand Jury Witness circuit court
 fund, Grover Davis, Grand Jury Witness circuit court Carl Webb, Grand Jury Witness circuit court Lysnser Grand Jury Witness circuit court
 fund, Hamp Riggs, Grand Jury Witness circuit court C. E. Dungan, Grand Jury Witness circuit court Helen Hampton Grand Jury Witness circuit court Bud Smith Grand Jury Witness circuit court Mrs Cassie Close, Grand Jury Witess circuit court A. D. Cain Grand Jury Witness circuit court J. E Hudson, Grand Jury Witness circuit court Josh Davis, Grand Jury Witness circuit court -''O Noah Johnson Grand Jury Witness circuit court Noah Johson IT, Grand Jury Witess circuit court Frank DarmeT Grand Jury Witness circuit court ''' Phil Angelo Grand Jury Witness circuit court A. C. Jett, Grand Jury Witness circuit courg Guy Willis, Grand Jury Witness circuit Ben Simmons Grand Jury Witness circuit court O. R. lcose, Grand Jury Witness circuit court Frank Emerson, Grand Jury Witness circuit court Joe Lake, Grand Jury Witness circuit court prudy Williams, Grand Jury Witess circuit court
 ... -~ -~- ~- Ivy Grand Jury Witess circuit court fund 800 Noble Bounds, Grand Jury Witness circuit Frank Smith dtnO' Grand Jury Witness circuit court R. B. Mcknight, Grand Jury Witness William Camp, Grand Jury Witness circuit court
 . - Hodge, Jury Witness circuit court fund 1.50 Oscar Ha Jury Witness circuit court fund 1.50 Alvin Johnson Grand Jury Witness circuit Henry Ross, Grand Jury Witness court 15o H.. Joyner, Costs State vs O. L. Short P
 @ @ '0ND D'ifu1 fund ioo: - 1000 Southwestern Tel. & Tel Co.,, Record fund.- :. 1900 George Haralson Clerks Fees Circuit Court, circuit
 court tund, Io|.oV A. E.Skllern Grand Jury Witness and Village cir
 cult court tuna, ' 5.1O
 m .nn& crcutcc It.. cmwawOfmafamaaa City Light Plant Lights and Water August, ordinary
 ' county fund. ... .... .. ... ......... 45.4O