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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
Local SPORT NOTES

The Augusta Locals VII journey
% Togas Saturday, where they VIII
play ! team representa-. The Ma
t1onal Home. Gero viii appear n
the box while Ryan may work be-
hind the bar- DUNN" Burns 3 10
play first base fer the local outfit.
The bag boxing show thar vas %
nave been held m Saturday, April
~ IN City hail has been postponed
uns1l Tuesday A-T1I -
spin NcGuire. VINO IS oooaei 20
mix with Aid Chambers Of BioGe-
ford a. a semi-dnal In the boxing
show Apr, -. has an excellent rec
ord Mcclure boxed Joe Ca-eiio n
Portland January Il and knocked
him GU, ii four rounds He has
trimmed Kid sullivan twice and has
kaorked out Sailor Kelley. He was
Knocked GU. for the frs, tune by
Danny Lorraine II City hall few
weeks ago. Tex" Hopkins OF this
CITY IS new piioilng him
Bowling. q former grammar school
pitcher IS cut for Cony this year and
NAY make a valuable man IN the box
The Couv baseball squad had a
real workout Monday afternoon IN
DER he eve IF Coach Thompson Most
Ct the r.n+ WIS passed IL batting
flies 10 The oUtdelo and g-ounders 10
the iaIield. Prospects are good for I
winning aggregation rnis season
There are Aarae good men available
Cor caschers: Greeley. Francis Eiil
AID Mccall. while for the box. Capt
Scuie- Downing. Drawn and Drew
all lock good Pierce looks good for
The initial sack though one of me
ca,caerS may work there par cf the
tine. There IS no, contest On for
second, and n Miller. + H..i and
hennecv are III lighting hard for the
pc+--,on- 4 | slIor-- the battle appears
% &c between Plummer and Drawn.
while Clifford Taber. 4 veteran Of
last years team. viii probably hold
down third There are a large num-
Der of candidates for The ou.ield,
Drew appearing 70 re one Of the most
likely ads. while redmond and Nc
Ca- ara experienced outielde-s.
-eal lively juvenile baseball en-
counter Monday afternoon on the
Muste- field resulted n I 20 vic
tc-v to- he Junior Red Sox over the
Sum Fletcher and Golfer were
TIE aaT1e-- FOR the Sex and Marsron
an Wakefield FOR IRE Slumoerers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
OFFICIALS NAMED
FOR MAINE TRACK
MEET AT ORONO

O1dC3AlS Tor tho Maine Iu,ercoiIe-
gate track meet At the University Of
Maine. oruno. Saturday. Nay IL, have
been selected. Georxe Y. Brown, asa-
letsc manager OF the Boston Athletic
Assoct.enn. win be refezee: Hugh
AcGf1xh Of Boston. starter; Bea;amiu
osthens Of Boston clerk of course.
the omcia.s being IN Maine for ,nss
meet several yeaM- william z o.
Conneu Of Portland was named As one
Of the Judges The timers viii be Or.
Whittier OF Bovdoin. Prof. Pome-ov
Of Bates Pruf Parmenter Of Colby
and Roger A. Greene Of Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
VALE ATHLETICS NEW CHEF
e-oi. Menoeii 70 Succeed D. Cor's'n
On Board o. Central

New Earen. Conn. April 3
ForuaI organization Of ,hs Yale
Eaa-i Of Athletic Control will axe
place soon. and according % IA an
.ouace,nent made tonight he new
athletic mead Of The university VIII re
Professor Clarence " Men0eII. --e
VII succeed Professor RoDe-- =
Corwln. VINO resigned last week
During the war the athletic organ
;za.5ol vas allowed 20 lapse out i
viii Re perfected immediately TIE
cor,ci, consists Of twerty-one -ern-
,e-s. GOVERN. all branches Of major
and minor sports. and i chooses n
~-s;r,a1. This position vas neld
N. Professor Corvin. who has de-
.]i-.etf re-elec..on because u n4s cl-
les IS Chairman Of ne entrance *
animation bard
Professor MeadeIl IS r'o-2 DC Fl
ne Lain department Of lie I1-NeT5-
~ nit has been Faculty 1e'no per
nj -,a Board cf Athletic Cont-ol since
i was created four years ago. WHeH
me new organization Of urlFersl'!
athletic aFa- Wanr INTO e1ec.- fa1e
mas rad 0r.y NO athletic heads duT
ne me history # intercollegiate air.
Ief.cs. Waiter Camp. WHO ned tHa-
position for mora han quarter o.
a century, being succeeded by Pro
fassor Corvin I'VE yea-S ago t1o,H
Mr. lamp and Professor Corw-r' We're
fo,-,e-,v noted athletes Al Yale and
Dr NeuGeIl vii De me 1rst 70 aolc
the position who has no' been q s'a-
athlete
The direction Of Yale's athletics
y,ll lie N he mn edia.e future = ne
hands of Professor MendeI anu u
Albert Hayes Sharpe whose du'-t :
will cover the organizing q lHs
-S and me coaching.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
r1WHL MM eNWIB
P11QN on MYSDE
PARK IT PORTLAND

,--,a-S. Ne, A1R1 A-A6R . hAa$.
nt during which John J. Ha;-
sna Wilbur c Corey OF this CRY
..,.-,e ought TO b gwen the prefer
-. ,ezause they axe Local MN. ths
-,s Of 10 Portland Baseball A.
-,-.snan canC1iitag Hay1de Park yes
.s-s --aaied a ieAae Of tho field To
:. Conneily Of Lowell. Naa,
x,oerr. secretary, treasurer and eoR-
= xorul Of he recently formed New
rur.aoo Lsasne-
" 1onneily, claiming 70 act Tor
-.-,e Wagner. 70 whom he ars the
,,-,a,a .aacnise has been granted.
,.,,s-e, i check for - 70 cover the
-. 4or IL. 4 season NJ Haley had
81 ash 70 deposit, but the direc-
.,-s l:os onnaei.y's proposition claim
80 vas -ae auty way 70 get league
asse-zl here
.-r !a-s ago ponneI,y, sensing the
.-,-r,s,.+r- % Inn n this city as well
-, r-eacs. made a plea TO Hugh
- 70 soia drives with hum. M
-. -eeased. but gave NJ. OonneIly
= -,,sssaa, ;cs4e letter Recommending
- E, ne ioCa3 directors as = good
.igu. zad Al 1gat,' etc. etc. etc.
.7enx others who were a, the meet
rss sa1es " Greedy, via inrim2t-
,c So7-a me ago that he would take
p. P1--.aad franchise and whom AT
=. ne Nj DonneIiy was after %
49,. ~ .leElsron club. III. Greedy STAT
- -p7ian af.er Ian Daniels repre-
.s,,--g NJ Duffy had Withdrawn. but
=. Us 7ve--1led by the chair. He then
~ - would withdraw IN favor Of
Il, -orneliy.
-. directors a, the meeting were
--ss-1s-.: william y. Taylor Florence
---scal,. Joseph w Mitchell. Fred
w. George " Boyer and VII
gacs. while Fred 7. Osferg1ea-
..-5s.- ai-ector Of Portland high
.,-,.. vas called MO consultation. pre-
s1-L..y % ;es;1fy 20 he many virtues
n. accomplishments Of Nj Do1neily.
z-t- ne open meeting the directors
~; 10 executive session. The vote
: SID . 1ave been 5 % IN favor Of
-,o.-.l!v VIA NJ. Mitchell alone stand
x NJ: 'or re local rne--
i.:.her Ezelnie Wagner nor his adj
So Eli Ca-gal. were AT the meet
.,s Wagner. somewhat discouraged
ra. ne outlook after his visi; here
gsvs--. lays ago. vas On his way back
: rs home n New Rochelle. y. z.
We . was Intercepted by Donnelly.
vrs nd mn that he had the inside
-ack trough the kindness OF some of
~ .-@c:o-s and hat he would land
IL land grounds
:: vna: cities viii comprise Tom
rvs --ll.- s not re, cerain- Wor-
~eE+- out Of the question now re-
-ss us ci-v has been grabbed -
- Eastern LesC.e- lawrence
Writer'S ara Still hostile and re
~ ais -ot oeea acquired. Eave.h;i.
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BATES SECOND TEAM
BASERALL SCHEDULE

Manager Riaisdell OF the Bates
baseball team has announced the FOL.
schedule for the second team
for thes eAson:
April -. Lewiston Egh School.
Nay I. Hebron 1t Hebron
May IS. Rurnford At Rumford-
May 80. Maine Central Institute
Two more games are yet 70 BE ar
raneed for this saam.-Iev1Stou Sun.
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Infantry; SATURDAY. is.d Infantry
against the Ielst Enginee.s-
The artillery men ara forming reEi-
mental teams which viii Pr their
ski. against the dougaboys and eng.-
nesrz- The champions Of the artillery
brigade and the champs 81 the IN
faa.-y sr1gaGes viii play n camp rs
well as FTtchhurg. The side bets VIII
rnn into the thousands when these
two Mines meet
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a=,a.r. Ne. Racing Coens July Attn

Bangor. Ne. April 1.-THE Eastern
Maice FAIR Association announces =
day- Of harness racing and otae- sports
a. NanIewood lark on July I. opening
the season !. g expected ma, o'-le.
local organizations will arrange a gen
e-al program cor . big celebration -
he CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
BASEBALL NOTES

The Athletics dg--e Ear As %
pitchers strong Il catching. t.alr
the iafe.G md strong 4 he au-leid.
Three hard hlr.e-~Bu-as, Walker
and R01h-w:n boost the hitting
strength II the cam. ana i s a
shitey aggregation on the base paIhc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

E1fchoufx Lsvsn and LEWISTON ara
claimed 70 b nailed down by the new
mAGaatn.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

At NEWPORT NEWS "a.
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At LyNCEBCRG IA
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
THE HEROIC SACRIFICES
OF FRANCE

Never in the worlds history has
any nation ever sacrificed so heroicai-
ly of its blood and treasure than has
France in the present world conflict.
Her great pleasant population have
suffered and bled for democracy with
undying fortitude. America also owes
these people a great debt of graft
tude for a perfect remedy for stom-
ach liver and inte 5tlnal disorders
which it is reported has already saved
many American lives and prevented
thousands Of surgical operations, Geo.
H. May I, or years leading Chicago
chemist. imports and sells 1t IN This
country under the name of Mayrs
" on, erful Remedy. It is a simple
hal~ less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from toe Intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation which
Icuses practically all stomach, liver and
Intestinal ailments, including appencl-
lcitis. One dose will convince Or mon
ey refunded.
For sale by Chiffon & CO., and drug
r;s+s eyarvwhere. P.dv.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
ALTUS NEWS.

Quite a number o. Altus people
enjoyed the concert given by MISS
Brown of Denmark school or Friday
night. Miss Brown deserves much
credit for the program that was given.
Miss Ollye Robuck was a weekend
guest in the Beard home-Oakdale
Farm.
Miss Viva Wooten visited her home
Saturday. returning to her school Sun
day afternoon.
The people of Altus not with pleas
ure that Mr.. W. A. Pope IS going to
make Altus his home for the coming
year.
There will be Sunday school at Beth
ell. church Sunday afternoon, April o.
at 8 o'clock. Each member should
be present and bring a new member
with you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris were pleasant
visitors to their son, Mr.. E. II.
Harris, Saturday night and Sunday.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
ASSOCIATION TO
MEET AT ATLANTA

Tn. meeting of the Classical Asso-
citation of the middle west and south
April 1912 will be interesting 70
Ole Miss students. This association
represents a total of thirty states, and
is perhaps the best known and most
influential organization of its KIND IN
the country. Our own DR., Alfred W.
Milden is a vice-prcsident and DR.. A.
L. Bondurant, now engaged in over
seas Y. NJ. C. A work is member OF
the Executive Committee. Mississippi
has the second largest membership OF
any state in the south, Tennessee
having the largest.
The invitation TO Atlanta was ex-
tended by the mayor of Atlanta, the
Governor cf Georgia, the Chancellor
of Emory University, the President OF
the Georgia School Of Technology, the
Chamber Of Commerce, and other or
ganizations. Among the speakers
will be some of Che most prominent
teachers and business men in the
country.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
BANKS MJ5T NOT Be
S.O1LED WITH LOAN
IS solemn WARNING
Finance Professors Declare Victory
Loan Must Be Popular to Insure
Prosperity.

The banks Of the United States must
be left free to finance the recohstfuc
ton of productive enterprises ana
must not be cluttered up with the
Victory Liberty Loan. That ls the
composite. thought-o t opinion or two
of the Vests most noted professors or
finance, Carl C. Plehn, professor OF
finance in the University 81 California
and Murray L. Wlldman, head OF the
department of economics and hnance
of Stanford University. Both agree
that the money needed to finish pay
ing for the war should not come out
OF working capital. but should Dc
raised out of individual savings OF
humble and wealthy
"If the people take the Loan, as they
must" Professor .Plehn says, the
banks will be left free to lend to the
manufacturer, the farmer, the grocer
the butcher, and the baker, so that
thev can get busy again on peace
time basis. Then production and
business will grow and by the formu
la. prices will come TO normal IL we
leave it to the banks they will have
no funds left for business, big or little
We, ourselves, will not profit and the
day of our redemption will only be
postponed"
Professor Wi!dman, whose ability
caused him to be called from Stanford
to Washington for war finance service
agrees with the California econo $ist
adding: 1T would be grave mistake
to saddle the banks Of the country
with the Victory Loan at this time.
When two professors agree, 1t!
time to sit up and take notice. Whe1
two professors not only agree Will
each other. but agree with the gov
ernment. that settles it. Finance Il
their business-rarticularly govern
ment finance They have spent the1
lives studying it and are paid goo'
salaries for teaching the principles 0
it to the men who are going TO rul
the nation tomorrow.
Finance is not the business OF tn
wiseacre who screws down the col
ners Of his mouth and says, Let tn
banks do it," Better take the advlc
of scientists who know.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
!. ). J. ;. \ \ + !. !. < !. X !. !. !. :. !.
:. NO INCOME TAX ON
! LIBERTY BOND INTEREST

j. An important matter to be con-
:. sidered in the buying of Liberty
). Bonds. and one that will appeal
i to those who pay income tax to
j. the Government, is that for the
j. next five years following the
+ termination Of the war there will
:. be no income taxes to pay on the
;. interest received on bonds, &C
X cording to section 2 (a) OF the
!. Victory Liberty Loan Act, as ex-
:. planned by Secretary Of the
!. Treasury Glass.
j. 'Tt is perhaps not generally
). understood" Mr.. Glass says, that
j. under the terms of that section,
j. the interest received on and after
!. January l, 1919, until the expira-
j. ton of five years after the term1-
i. nation of the war, on an amount
]. of bonds of the First Loan con-
]. yerted, the Second Loan con-
I. verted and unconverted the Third
4 Loan and the Fourth Loan, the
!. principal of which does not ex-
+ ceed 100000 in the aggregate,
= owned by an individual, corpo-
j. ration, partnership or association,
;. will be exempt from surtaxes,
! excess profits and war profits
!. taxes now or hereafter imposed
+ by the United States, upon the
+ income or profits"
+ This exemption is in addition
+ to any other heretofore conferred
+ and is independent of any sub
j. scriptions to the Victory Loan
+ and Immediately effective. This
i act also provides for the Secre-
i tary to extend the privilege OF
!. converting 4 per cent bonds OF
+ the Second Loan into 4A per
+ cent bonds, the higher Interest,"
i rate to be effective from the
i semi-annual interest payment
+ date next succeeding the date OF
j. presentation for conversion.
*+** - + + + + - = I
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED.

Thousands Of sick and wounded men
lie in base hospitals. They offered
their lives that freedom might live
They must be given every care, healed
and returned to their homes. The
government asks for loan. 1t offers
the Victory Liberty Notes (short term
bonds), which will soon be issued. The
menace to civilization IS dead Ger
man autocracy has been destroyed
War bills must now be paid.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03

story of his trip, related to them in
school Monday, very much.
Mrs. Luella B. Ramsey visited
Altus Monday and each pupil was glad
to see her. Ehe taught them some
interesting games and talked to them
about their club work. We all feel
so much more enlightened after Mrs.
Ramsey talks to US.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
GOAL is IN SIGHT.

The real patriot will not quit with
the goal in sight The victory is won
but the war will not be over until
the last American soldier who did his
duty over there is safely returned tC
his home. We danced when Germany
was licked, and now we must pay the
fiddler.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03

missions.
Rev. Hargis delivered an interesting
address at Bethel Sunday afternoon
and preached to a good congregation
g. New Prospect Sunday night.
Mr.. D. H. Pickens is pleasant
visitor to Altus vicinity this week.
Everyone is proud to see Mr.. Pick
ms back and the school enjoyed the
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
ONE MORE BIG DRIVE.

One more big loan-one more bic
drive-to pay for what our boys did
in France The spirit that charac'
terized the American troops is evi
dent at home Everyone worth the
victory won in Europe will do his full
part in the coming Victory Liberty
Loan campaign.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
ALTUs NEWS.

Prof J. A. Donaldson made an IN
+eresting talk Sunday morning at Mid
way, the pastor being absent.
The Missionary program rendered
.t Bethel church Sunday morning was
q success and Bethel reported one hun
dred per cent church members tor
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03

parham, Percy
Quarles, Robt.
ltagland, b.
Robertson, Tom
Smith. Nathaniel
smith, ID.
omith, Robt.
sanders, Nethy
sims, Dred
shaw, Elam
thompson, w. M.
thompson, Rogers
thompson, Edmon
Iankersley, Willie
Webb, Wade
Webb, Chunk
Webb, Judson
Woods, Edgar
Watkins, Chas.
Wesbrook, John
Wilson, Sam
West, Cliff
Webb, Simon
Iarber, Hardy
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03

III Wd1u, oliCiiCy
Howry, Ches
Herd, Walter
Hampton, j. X.
Hall, Will
Harmon, Jack
Hayes, Jessie
ISAIAH, Enoch
Ivy, w. F.
Isom, Gilbert
Johnson, Gus
Jackson, Charlie
Kimmons, Manuel
Kimmons, 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, Zack
Mayes, Joe
Mayes, d. l..
Mctcalf, viii
Matthews, ]. F.
Manning, Zack
Martin, Jeff
Mason, John
Morgon, Mack
Morgon, Isaac
McGonagill, A. B.
McEwen, Nathan
McEwen. Chas.
McEwcn, Sumner,
McEwen, Stanley
McEwen, Billie
Orange. Brenner,
McGlon. Robt.
Pane, Wilborn
Pane, Henderson
Peterson, Harris
Pullman, NJ. G.
Price, D. J.
Phillips, Jim
Phillips. Eddie
Pegues, Lushes
Pegucs, Sammie
Porter, John
Porter. Joe
Patten, Earl
Patten, Stan
Russell, L. R.
Riser, Eugene
Robertson, Will
Robertson, Mage
Robertson, Edward
Robertson. F.. S.
Reno, John
Ragla, J, Walter
Ragland, Walker
Rucker, Victor
Slone, Ros
Slate, Jim
Stokes. Geo.
Sadler, John
Sadler. Tom
Stovall, Leuell
anders. Jordon
Smith, Sherley
Smith. J. r.
Tdlbert. U S
Thomas, Meek
Thomas, Albert
Talbert. Geo
Thcrkeld. Geo.
Taylor, Jim
TAYLOR, Spergeon
Thompson, F. l..
THOMPSON, Spencer
Tool. F. L.
Workman. Ben
Woolett. G.. H.
wilkins. John
Wiggins. Granvill
Walton. Jim
Wilson. Virgie
Warren H. E.
Wiley. Van
WILEY. Cacpy
Woods. Jim
WRIGHT 7 s.
Young. Pearce
Yarbcr. Lum
SHERIFF & ADDITIONAL
Williams, Osborn
Newman, Ed
Sanders, Nal
Huston Ed
Williams, Sam
Barry John
Cody Jack
Morrison, High
Porter, Jim Boe
tones, Columbos
Thompson, Jack
Turner, Lewis
Campbell, Chas.
Campbell, A. G.
Sweeney, Frank
Gray, Benson
Tlerckeld. Bob
Washington, Harris
Blakelcv. Moore
Price, Will
Ornor, Brioton
Moody. David
Ingram, Jerry
aompson Ben
Cancer. Cleve
Ramsem. Fletcher
Gordon Eugene
=
of his trip, related to them
Monday, very much.
p. Luella B. Ramsey visit
and each pupil was FL
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03

Davis. L.
Grace, Dexter
huston, buster
Harmon, j. l..
Jones, Bob
Lester, Harmon
Lester, Rome
Mlze, ii. b.
Mathis, Boston
Mayes, Ella
Nevill, +. f.
Oliver, Sam
Porter, Lige
Poland, q. w.
Poland, l.. M.
Russell, M. A.
Reid, l.. B.
Vinson, Taliey
Woltham, Evins
W ebb, Will
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
SLATE.


Barrettc, w. E.
Button, Glib
Brown. John
Bu Cord, Dick
Buford, Lit
Buford, Geo.
Burt, James
Brokenboro, Joe
Barns, James
Carathers, Yancey
Dillard, J. w.
Dillard, Linn
Davis, Jeff
Dickens. Grant
Dobbs, Rich
Foster, Vence
Foster, Bishop
Grant, C. G.
Grant, T. p.
Grant, F. M.
Garrison, Robt.
Hurt, Burwin
Hawkins. Frank
Henry, Oscar
Henry, ]. E.
Henry, Willie
Horn I, Fl
Howard, d. c.
Jennings, Edmon
kimmins, Robt.
Lane. Robt.
Moody, Wealthy
Moody, Sal
Mathis, Waller
Mathis, Jim
Mathis, Lee
Mathis, Albert
McEWen, Smith
McEWen, Edmon
McEWen, John, Jr.
Potts, John
Parks, Chas.
Patton, Alf.
Robertson r. l..
Rcdman, Phillip
Rcdman, William
Shorter, Fed
Shorter, Abe
Turner, Hub
Thomas, Walton
Woods, EG
Woods, Will
Wadlington, Chas.
Wilson, jeff
Webb, Wade
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03
ORRWOOD.

Adams, Victor
Anderson. Lewis
BRAZIL, wv
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. Il.
Johnson John
.Iones. Hermon
Mills, E. T.
Oxford eagle., 1919-04-03

Mills, +. S.
Nelson, E. A.
Phillips, Zen
Phillips, Z. 5.
Rewsey, Idarshell
kockette, Stanford
l.ockcrte, Brown
kdmpey, +.
Spears, Coon
Shaw, Vandy
Stotes, Buster
Sanders, Judge
Simmons, Walter
'Irealoar, Henry
EAYLOR.
Agerson, Ag :
Bult, Millard
Brown, Jess
Booker, Warren
Burt, Sam
Burks, B. J.
Collins, JIM
Chestman. l.. r.
Fondren, iank
Fondren, Stanford
Fondren Armor
Foster. Gift
Golliday, Levy
Gibson, David
Heath, " alter
Hipp, E. :.
Holt, Isaac
Hardin, | ushes
Hamilton, j. A.
Ivy, Jake
wv, Alec
Love, Ed
Mooseley, Eulcous
Mooseley, Victor
Mickey, Ben
Mctadden. jim
Nortiec' IoWnsel
Pughe, VIII
Smith, Dred
Smith, II )mer
Sweeney, ED
Shorter, crank
Slate, join
Tatum, Bill
Tyson, lsh
Tyson, Hamp
Toles, Sherwood
Toles, WlI
Toles, Len
Tolcs, Lee
Toles, Andy
Toles, Joe
Tubbs, n. {:
Thompson Will
Thomas, sd
Tyson, " esiey
Washington, Joe
Wadllngt m, Ben
Wlgglns, Milton onn
SH lChELFohD'
Booker, uSheS
Deckard, John
Holllnger. JIM
jenkins, j, H.
Riser, Eugene
Savage, John
Thomas, I'd
Young, }. +,
Young, casey
II \ MfHEh l.
Butts, Ciave
Bell, Jack
Clemmons Walter
Castleberry, Il. T.
Collins. 5. e;
Collins, VIII
Eddingtol, }. f.
Fowler, Jerry
|reom2n, Lonnle
Goodwin, Clarence
Gatlin, ". l..
Gray, w. j.
Hipgirbotham, +, f.
Hendricks, +. j.
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DALLAS

CoXsey, John
Garter, Harvey
CoWscrt, r. G..
Cofer, C. j.
Cofer, j. G.
Chilcoat, Lewis
Dover, j. n.
Douglass, ID. F.
Douglass, T. E.
Dorsett, Oscar
Davis, Luke
HarWell G.. ii.
Henry c.. r.
Morgon, Neel
Morrison, Wash
Oliver, Geo.
Pope, H. d.
Roger, Tom
SypeS, Logon
Sypes, j. p.
Stewart, Bill
Smith, Wes
Tedford, John
White, Arnold
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LAWS, buhN
Harwell G.. ii.
Henry c. r.
Morgon, Neel
Morrison, Wash
Oliver, Geo.
Pope, H. d.
Rogerj, Tom
Sypes, Logon
Sypes, j. p.
Stewart, Bill
Smith, Wes
Tedford, John
White, Arnold
LAFAYETTE SPRINl,S
Allen, G.. W.
Alexander, Tom
Black, Press
Boone, Era
BoIes, Alvie
Booker, Ben
Blal,d, Lewis
Carathers, Harmon
Coleman, Tom
CIak, W. c.
Grow son, Pole
Dennis, Levy
Foster, Willie
Fouat, +. NJ.
Clcmmons, j. H.
Gardner, Alvin
Gray, d.
Hall, W. f.
Henderson, ID. ID.
Hamilton, H. {.
Hickey, f. R.
Howard, Bill
Higginbotham, Davcr
Higginbotham, Norris
Hatton. Charlie
Hampton, Robt.
Heard, c. f.
Irby, j. H.
Jackson, B. C.
Jones, W. n.
Lumkin, Ed
Morrison, Wash
Mcialtv, D. H.
McCord, j. r.
Parks, Howard
Parks. II. B.
Pa1,ham. Axle
Stockton, Woodie
Starnes, Cut
Stokes, Geo.
TAYLOR, Mark
Thacker. Robt.
Woods. B. w.
Word. Tom
Word, Andy
Williams, Arther
Whnan,s " I,r,",,,3' Fli FL
Wboan,s G, 7.
v
Knight, Garland
Pope. Sam
Raw, w. H.
TAYLOR CORP.
Dive. Tommie
Deese. J. L.
Jovner. Milton
puphe. J. w.
Tubbs. Robt.
Thomas, Oliver
Wadlinpton. Wilson
Woods. Andrew
pApJS CORP
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Morgon; II: n, ":
Ragland, W. r.
Wamble, FRANK
TULA CORP.
Afford, James
Welch, E. L.
OXFORD CORP.
Archie, Geo.
Armsted. J. l..
Allen. Walter
Avant. James
Boles. Cliff
Roles. Dud
Rran,lette. Van
Rrooks. Jushes
Rnrt John
Rr,t linn
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