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Dated New York, Oci0l-. -5th 1920
JAMES + DGNO~S
sttorney for rla.rlTs ONce Ind = O.
Aitrcss. 1874 Nassau street. Borough D.
MAMMA tan. city ei Sew York
70 WILLIAM HAchGTT and ELLEN
HACKErv his wl.e
The foregoing summons IS served uoon
rou by publication, pursuant to an order
* hon George y Mullan q Justice OF,
ihe Supreme Court OF the state of New
York dated tho 42l cay of October 1920
..nI Sled with the complaint in the o.Hce q,
the Clerk Of the County Of New York. az
he County Court House, in the borough
ot Manhattan. City, County ana State {!
New York
Dated New York. October 25ih. 1920
JAMES + DlROSS.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. l54 Nassau Strec..
Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK Clty
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
Evening Mail Cost
Germany ST, 700.
Prosecutor Alleges
Harper Says He Will Show
DR.. Rumely Bought Paper
With Money Raised OH
Imperial Treasury Notes

The trial Of Edward A. Rumely, for
mer proprietor and editor of The New
Work Evening Mail, was begun yes
terday before Judge William !. Grubb
in the United States District Court
Dr. Rumely was indicted in August
1918, for alleged perjury and con-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09

Percy NJ Chandler, president Of
Chandler 6, Co., of Philadelphia, bank
crs, and Harry Williams jr., an en-
ployec, told of floating 10000 900
worth of German treasury notes in
1918 and $5.o00,00O worth in the carly
Fart Of 1877. Negotiations for the loan,
MIR. Chandler said, were conducted by
DR.. Albert. and the agreement for his
company's part in the affair was drawn
up by Mr.. Lindheim.
The trial will be continued this
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
SLAYER Of Sweetheart Indicted

ST LOUIS. Nov. S.-Albert Ellis.
twenty-one years old, to-day was in
dcted on charge of first degree mur-
der IN connection with the killing Of
Miss Edna Ellis, eighteen, his former
sweetheart. Miss Ellis's body was
found badly cut on vacant lot near
her home here last Friday.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
LAKEWOOD. y. j.
LAUREL HOUSE
Lakewood, N. ]. Now Open
New Country Club Golf Course

New Country Club Golf Course
In the alluring climate OF this famous
resort you will find Autumn especially de-
lghtful. Why not make the Laurel House
your permanent Winter home? Only s.
miles from New York. Service, surround
!ngs and social life most enjoyable.
A. }. MURPHY. MGR. c. V. MURPHY. Asst. ME.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09

CHAMBERLAIN, LYDIA C.--IN PURSU.
OF order Of Honorable John
Cohalan. a Surrogaie OF Tie County OF New
Norll. NOTICE g HEREBY given 70 all per-
CONS having claims against Is dia {. Cham
brr.alN. late of tne CtIuty * New York
deceased. to present ia sane with vouch.
-rs thereof to II" SUI Or. a IL uiar-
of transscting husin.ss 80. IS Rroad
Strcrt. Y ravgh Of Manhattan. in the CT
of Sew York on or LetOre the Ith. day %
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torneys y. ien.p. .i7ry Al 4iaist.a or.
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New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
RESOR IS
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
MelI2AYMORE
"a ATLANTIC CITY
>ILANTlC CITY

ONLY Atlantic City can supply the
~ never ending Delights regardless
OF season, that impress the visitor with
feeling Of the sheer JOY Of life
And at The Traymore Worlds
Greatest Hotel Success right on the
ocean, is fully sensed the winter beauties
Of the sea-iringed sands, and the in
visorating atmosphere, amid surround
ings Of luxury. hfe and gaycty. Superior
music. Fresh and sea baths attached all
rooms. European or American plan.
Fireproof throughout. Floor plans sent
Golf. theatres, piers.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
CHANBERLAIN, LYDIA C.-IN pUNsU.

Attorney for the Petitioner,
3l2 West 81 Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
commercial Help-Fcmale and Male

L !. Z A r E's
J Nc biggest agency, the most reliable
agency with its great selection of help.
Is at your SERVICE
LAIARE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
zpp Last ia st. Rhinelanter 4044
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
HELP WANTED MALE
SAkESMEN

Men who have made good a. pro-
cucers. and who arc gentlemen both
in appearance and conversation. arc
tho calibre OF men we are desirous OF
meeting.
The sales force now organizing for
an out of town campaign which has
tho support Of the community in which
we are now operating makes It posi-
tive to earn an income anywhere from
500 to $500 weekly.
Drawing account allowed against
commissions.
This is a rare and exceptional oppor-
tunity for real producers to make
good.
Call between hours to IL q m
and TO p. m. and ask for n. c.
Prichard. Marlborough Hotel. Broad
way and 36th ST.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
SURROGATTS' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Or NEW
York. BY the Grace of God. Free and
Inde pendent:
TO Charles C. Pcaroc Arthur A. Pearce
leslie L. Pearce. Franklin W Pearce.
Gertrude II. pearre Jessie pcarca Crinne
Eva g Ritchic. Wllian G.. Ritchie and
NARY E. Pearce, the heirs aNc next OF Kin
or James +. l'carCe, decreased an1 the
helr9 and next of Kin OF he said Mary T.
earce, If any. If the said Mary e Pearce
be deaf, whose names and places of resi-
dence arc unknown, send greeting:
Whereas Susan j.. Pearcc, who resides at
Vest Ehgelwood, Bergen County, State OF
New Jersey has lately applied 10 the Sur
70 have a certain instrument in writing,
dated July at n. 1896, and relating to bo,h
real and personal property, duly proved
as the last will and testament OF James
death a resident Of West Engelwood. Ber-
gen County, New jersey. lo1easel
Thcrefore. You and each OF You are cited
TO show cause before the Surrogates'
Hall Of Records. I'm the County OF New
YORK, on tho 18Th day cf December. ono
thousand nine hundred s.nl twenty. at
haH-l'ast ten o'clock In the forenoon of
tha, lay. why the said Will and testament
should not be admitted l. probate as a
VIII ot r. al and personal property
IN testimony Whereof. We have caused
the seal OF the Surlogates' Court of the
said County OF Ncw York 10 be hereto al
Witness Honorabe Iohn p. Cohalan
SURF gate Of our said County OF New
Nori<. at said County the 5th day Of No
Vember in the year of our Lord one thou
SAND nine hundred ana anty
DANIEL J. DOW DNEY.
Clerk OF tic Surrogates' Court
(New Yorl< Surrogase Seal)
Attorney for the Petitioner,
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New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
BOYS
ROYS

BOYS
bright, nteli gent for office work and
ezra nds: good opportunity nd Advancement
- offered. Apply in own handwriting. Civ
ing references Address Hecker- J ones Jewell
Milling Co. 40 Cor!ears st. New YORK city.
BOYS from "a TO IS for messenger and
general office work. good opportunity
FOR industrious boys Apply I54 Nassau
at. % nGS-.
BOYS, Is years law office; sl2 start. 81
Wall 81.
Statesmen - EA Aperienced high class
statesmen; good industrial propositions.
Call ~ Broad St, room 4I6. hours 10
a. NJ 10 l2
YOUNG MAN. u TO 10. for night work
in 4 large concern. chance for advance
merit State age. - l-5. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
Brooklyn
BOARD WANTED

WANT'ED-A house IN Sew York city
brooklyn or nearby suburbs for Prot
ostant girl - years old. where she can
wo,l between school hours. Address Mrs
c. q VEST 5.st st.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-09
Printing
Trunks
Miscellaneous

WANTED. $50 stencils draws and cas..
net for addressograph machine. . ~,
Tribune
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

SOUTH HIG HLAN N D S-Five-room dwelling; gas lights. plumbing; SS,50o; easy terms. SOUTH HBGHLANDS-Cho modern Groom bungalow in course of con struction; something nice; soon be completed; s7.10O. $1,500 cash, $50 month.
 SOUTH HfGHLANDs-E Elegant, mod ern, 10-room, 2-stury residence in fine condition; lot 60x190: choice part of 11th ave-; $1O,500; good terms. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Goo Groom dwelling; lot 50x160; Humboldt ave- east of 20th st.; s4,o0o, $1.00O cash, $40 month.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDs-14-roo g. apartment residence; bitulithic street, 22d st. near Five Points school; rents $9o month; will bring around $125 month or more October; s7,S50, $2,oOo cash, balance easy. HIGHLAND AVE.-50x200, modern, T. room residence: fine condition; near Rhodes Circle; paved street; $7,250; terms.
 Broom residences 18th ave, block east of goth st; large lot servants house and garage furnace and all conveniences; bargain at 5000; easy terms.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-100x 12- room, 2-story residence, in good con dition; also good 5-room dwelling; $10000; exchange considered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
South Side and Highlands

ELEVENTH AVE.--50xt65, modern G. room residences garage; 11th ave, near 18th st; s5,750, $1.000 cash, $50 month. Now rented s65 month. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-11th Ave. 2 blocks of Five Points. Groom dwell ing; s5,250. $1.0oO cash, $50 month. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-14th ave, near 18th st., bitulithic street; modern T. room residence; furnace. grates, gas, lights, bath; immediate possession; a real bargain, but will require prompt action to secure 1t; $6,500, s1,5o0 cash, $50 month.
 HIGHLANDS-Fin lot 50x14o. with 5-room, modern cottage in first-elass condition; 14th ave, near 18th st; immediate possession; $6,000, $1.000 cash. balance easy. SOUTH HIGHLANDS = Six room, g. story house. good condition, 18th st. near 10th ave. $4,Soo. $1,ooo cash, $40 month.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Si mod ern home in fine condition. large, choice lot. 50x16o; $4,00o. $1,000 cash, $40 month.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Six-ro beau tiful, new. modern bungalow; real choice home; 12th ave, near 18th st.; $6,25O, $2,000 cash, balance to suit. SOUTHSIDE-40x190 elevated, level lot, 190 feet deep; Groom house on front and Groom tenant house on rear: rents $57; $3,750, $1,5o0 cash. balance terms. Ave. G. near 17th st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

SOUTH HIGHLANDs-12-r resi- dence, 5Oxl9o; $7,5o0. SOUTH HIGHLANDs-5ox15 s-room, modern, in fine condition, 10th ave. near 18th st; paved street: furnace, grates; $500; terms SOUTH HIGHLANDS-7-ro room. 2-story house; fine lot, near 18th st; $4,5OO, $500 cash $40 month. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Mode Groom home, near Quinlan ave and 21st st; fine condition; large lot; S10,000; reasonable terms. SOUTHSIDE-100x190 Ave. F: 8 tenant houses; fronts Avondale line; $3,50O; terms.
 SOuTTSIDE-45x190, Ave c. near 22d st, dwellings; rent about $35 month; s4.200; terms easy. SOUTHSIDE-Ave. H. near 22d st. Groom houses; rents $50 month; $4.Oo0; terms. SOUTH HIGHLANDs-7-room modern home, near Quinlan ave, east of goth st.; $5,250; terms SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Justo off High land ave. east of goth st appealing. modern, S-room residense, in first class condition; immediate posses sion; s10,0O0
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Sple mod ern, 2-story and basement s-room semi bungalow; furnace, grates gas. lights, bath. beam ceilings pretty in- terior; large choice lot, near 18th St. line; $6,0Oo, s1,500 cash. $40 month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
B. F. EBORN REAL ESTATE
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

of liquor was found on each of the five men that were arrested, they said.
 On Eighth avenue, just above the terminal station, the detectives ar rested young man and a young woman. The arresting detectives say that they had a half pint between them. While making the trip back to headquarters with their latest ar rests the three detectives saw negro man who seemed inclined to hug the lampposts. They added him to their list of arrests.
 Having concluded that they had done a good nights work, the three detec- tives started for home Near Avenue F and South Twentieth street the three detectives stopped in little res taurant to get bit to eat. The waiter reached under the counter to get the sugar bowl. the detectives say. but what he brought up was a sugar bowl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
Two Men Charged With
 Theft of Typewriters

Charged with burglary and grand 1.rcenv W. I. Wilson and Leroy Le- nore. who gave their addresses zzzi Fifth avehue, north, are in the ci.y iaiI today, having been arrested iate last night by City Detectives Propst and Hickman
 According to the arresting oetec'ives the two men are charged wltn .ns theft of number of typewriters and o+ber things from the Massey Business College. which was robbed several nights ago. The two men declined to make a statement, except to say that a mistake had been made and that they were in no way connected with the robbery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
North Side and Highlands

NORTH BIRMINGHAM-Good Groom dwelling; outhouse; 60x150; goth ave, near 24th st; s4,000, s1,0 cash $50 month; near car line and school SEVENTH AVE, N--Near 26th st. near Terminal depot; 50x190; rents $50: $5,o00; bargain for quick deal only. THIRD AVE-, N.-50x100, near 18th st. $11.000; terms.
 FIRST AVE, N.--Near 9th st. 50x140. S-room. 2-apartment tenant house: $3.000. s1. 900 cash, balance s3O month. FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS-7-room. g. story. modern home, blocks car line; fine lot; s4.750. $1,000 cash, $50 month
 WE HAVE several calls from parties wanting to buy close-in homes on Northsido. If you have such homes, list them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
PURITY SQUAD MAKE THIRTEEN ARRESTS

Members of the purity squad hung of last night that is going to be hard to beat. Only three men are in the purity squad now-Patton. McGin and Hubbard-and in about two hours time last night they arrested thirteen alleged liquor dealers on the charge of violation of the liquor laws
 At a rooming house near the Ter minal station on Fifth avenue they arrested three men and a woman who were seated before a table drinking liquor from a tea pot.
 Closer uptown on Fifth avenue, near Twenty-third street, the three detec- tves caught five more alleged viola tors of the liquor laws. Nearly a pint
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

NORTH HAVEN-Splendid, modern. S. room, 2-story residence; large rooms, nice mantels, large sleeping porch, block car line, shade and lawn. choice home: $5,5OO. s1,ooO cash. balance terms
 NORTH EDGIILANDS-13th ave, near 18th st., modern. Groom cottage; nice lot; $3,5O0, s750 cash. $500 year NORTH HIGHLANDS-Near Acipco line: good as new, modern, 5-room corner cottage; $3,500, $750 cash $600 year.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS-24th st.. near 18th ave-; 2-apartment, S-room. mod ern residence, semi bungalow style; good as new; rents s90 month"; sS, 900, $1,500 cash, balance easy. NORTH 17TH ST.-40x100, Groom dwelling, near 7th ave; s4.OoO. half cash,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
DEATHS


 Mrs. Emma l.. Chafin-Funeral arr rangements for Mrs. Emmat l.. Chafin. age CT. who died at the resi- dence, S14 Liza avenue, yesterday afternoon, will be announced later by Johns. The deceased is survived by four sons, w. D. Chain of Me ridian, w. NJ. Chain of Lexington, Ga, and J. J. and T. o. Chain of Birmingham; four daughters, Mrs. L. W. Haynes and Mrs. R. o. Smith of Crawford, Ga, Mrs. w. l.. Brady of Lexington. Ga. and Miss Lovejoy Chain of Birmingham.
 Mrs. veriIia Winter-The body of Mrs. verilla Winter, age 31, of Bankston, Ala. who died at local infirmary \ late Friday night, was sent to Bank ston at o'clock yesterday afternoon by Johns for burial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

ELEVENTH AVE.--Near 24th st, G. room dwelling; lot 50x14O; $4,50O; immediate possession.
 TWELFTH AVE.-6-room dwelling. overlook city near 22d st.; good con dition; $3,35o, $500 cash, sS5 month TWELFTH AVE.--Near goth st., good, Groom dwelling, excellent condition; $3,350. $500 cash. s35 month. NORTH 18TH ST.-Near 14th ave. g. room, modern cottage, good condi- ton; $2,950, $1,250 cash. balance easy. NORTH 17TH OR ALLEN ST.-Corner, 50x150, fronts Acipco line. North Haven; 4-room tenant house on reari $1,O50, $500 cash. $300 year. 18TH AVE, N.-Fine corner, 150x113, elevated, level; fine lawn and grove; 7-room dwelling. near Acipco line; s5.OO0, $1.0oo cash, s75o year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

Anything that meets real need is sure to be ac- cepted
 These houses which will ultimately be used as garages and servants quarters have been named Simplicity Homes" In our opinion there could not have been more delicious selection. As the name implies the house is planned on simple lines is comfortable and it permits touches of beauty. It is not merely shelter-it is home" las long as may be occupied, whether that be for Ia year or ten.
 The beauty of the Simplicity Home" is that it can always be adjusted to the size and location of the lot but it's great practcalty is in the fact that it is within the reach of all who really want to own home. It is not temporary experiment it has come to stay in our scheme of home building.
 GET THE LOT and put Simplicity Home" on it-and you'll get more out of life Birmingham Realty Co.
 2118 First Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
WOMEN VOTE IN
 EDGEWOOD ELECTION

: Tn an election in which women par Acipated mayor and five aldermen
 ere chosen for the newly fncorp- )6rated town of Edgewood. Judge Ken meth c. Charlton was unanimously elected as mayor, and H. T. BrownelL Kelley Murphy, G. H.. Bailey, J. E.. French and George Jackson. Jr., were elected aldermen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

Parkway, Fairfield's beautiful resi- dential avenue, presents now an almost unbroken vista of substantial modern homes. Originally there were sites for 300 dwellings, All of these sites, with the ex- ception of 45, have been improved.
 Yes, there's room for only 45 more happy homes! If you expect to build, either now or later home of your own in this busy, 3O-milion-dollar industrial center,N the place for that home is Parkway. And you must ACT NOW if you would be cer- tain of your site.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
Penn Track Team Wins

Philadelphia, May 15.-The Univer- sity of Pennsylvania track team easily defeated Cornell in their annual dual trac and field meet here today by 70 points to AT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
"The Model City"

Ride through Fairfield Sunday and note the unusual appeal of Parkway Only High land Avenue can approach it. It is l1O feet wide; the center is parked and made beautiful with growing shrubs and flow CTS. Cozy bungalows and imposing two- story homes flank both sides The charac- ter of the improvements and the dwellings invites a genuine appeal to the home owner.
 These lots are reasonable, only S1,600 and they can be, bought on very liberal terms. Prompt action is necessary. Only 45 home sites are to be had See us Mon day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

filled wit hcorn liquor. When last seen the three detectives were tugging back to headquarters with their thir- teenth arrest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
TheSimplicity ityHone

Our plan for enabling the pur- chaser of a residential lot to get immediate returns from the lot by building for him a house on the rear of it which his family can occupy comfortably until conditions justify the erection of the larger house, is growing popu- lar, as we anticipated it would.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
WoodlaWn--Avondale--East Lake

WN-5 room, modern home, East Lake line. near sgd st; in ex- cellept condition; $3500, s750 cash. balance monthly. WOODLAWN-5-roo dwelling, block car line, old 50th st; s2,000. $500 cash, s3o month. WOODLAWN--Good 5-room dwelling, nice lot, fronts Gate City line, near 52d st; $2.S00. s1,0O0 cash. balance terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

AVONDALE-6-room dwelling near Tidewater line; s3,000; will arrange any reasonable terms. DLAWN-Excellent. modern, g. story, 8-room residence; fine condi- tion; large fot, fronts 1st ave-. East Lake line; s4,750; owner will give good terms.
 WooDLAWN-s- room, 2-story home, nice lot. 1st ave, East Lake line. near 52d st.: $4,250; reasonable terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

WooDLAWN--7-roo dwelling. near N' oSth st; s3,15o, $S09 cash. balance easy.
 WOODLAWN - broom, comfortable home. block of Tidewater and Gate City lines, $. With st; for cash only $3,000.
 WOODLAWN-6-roo modern home. l5oxl50, elevated. level corner. on old N. 5oth st; s5,5o0; easy terms. EAST LAKE-Modern. s-room home. large lot, Hillman ave; 5000; terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
Miscellaneous and Farms

TRUCK FARM-Between West End and city, near Ave. F; paved street to business section 10 acres. Groom house, white neighborhood; sl0.0O0
 FARMS
 275 AcRES-2t miles Birmingham. f75 acres cultivation. l50 acres rich War rior river bottom, 1 F miles of L. x N. and miles south railroad near Sayre and Bryant; well improved, fine farm, specially appealing fea- tures; details at office; $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

EAST LAKE-10-acre truck garden. fronts public road: dwelling and out buildings, we'll watered; $6,00O; easy terms.
 WEST END COTTON AvE-7-room, corner. 2-story residence; large lot; s4,500; terms. PRINCETON-Choice section. splendid modern Groom bungalow: first-class' every comfort; $5,25o, sl,5O0 cash balance reasonable terms.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25
MANAGERS FOR THE PRIMARY
Election-ThcSc Gentlemen Will Be
on Duty August 31st.

The following gentlemen have been
appointed as managers Of election
for service on August 31st:
Belmont-W. B. Land, r. l.. Wis
sage, Glenn Wilbanks.
Bethlehem-James l.. Brown, L.
c. King, Thomas j. Ramey.
Clemson College-Jasse S. Good
man, J. l.. Shelton, J. e. Pickett.
Damascus-L. D. Cox, NJ. H. Lee,
D. f. Carter.
Double Springs-Thos. R. Hunt,
Hugh G. Symmes, Andrew Ramey.
Earle's Mill-T. B. Ables, l.. NJ.
Richey, L. A. Whitworth.
'Friendship-W. H. Crooks, S.Coke
Campbell, w. G. King.
Fair Play-Louis Glymph, S. l..
Leathers, Fl. NJ. Lovingood.
High Falls-J. NJ. V. Clark, Ed.
CAN'T, A. d. Ballenger.
Holly Springs-Arthur Blackwell,
A. B. Blackwell, X. l.. Burton.
Jocassee-A. l.. Whitmire, j. NJ.
Burgess, John Cash.
Jordania &C. D. Hughes, ]. r.
Veal, Oscar Miller.
Keowee-J. l.. Kell, ]. Fulton
Hunnicutt, w. Fl. Glazener.
Little River-R. w. Burgess, Jr.,
j. l.. Cantrell, l.. P. Holden.
Long Creek. B. Phillips, Jr., B.
NJ. Lee, Geo. w. Matheson.
Monaghan Mills--G. w. Ray, w.
w. Crumpton, w. Henry Mauldin.
Madison--J. A. Cook, r.. A. Spen-
Ger, r. l.. Adams.
Newry-C. l.. Anderson, w. N.
Grogan, J. Lewis Gaillard.
Oak Grove-G. NJ. Barnett, A. N.
Prichard, r. Il. Petty.
Oconce Creck-J. II. Hunnicutt,
w. w. West Oscar Daeton.
Oakway-H. j. Myers, S. B. King,
Adger Bowen.
Picket Post--L. o. Powell, C. s.
Chalmers, 7. l.. Garrison.
Providence-W. e. Giles, w. r.
Hunt, w. n. Woolbright.
Retreats. p. Bruce, NJ. l.. Har-
bin, J. w. Lesly.
Return--Ezra Cromer, Lewis Jay
nes, c. NJ. Sanders.
Richland-S. N. Hughs, j. A. Den
dy, Grover Hubbard.
Salem--P. l.. Green, r. A. Talley,
E. B. Haggerty.
Seneca-G. G. Sheppard, w. r..
Barron, j. N. Hopkins.
South Union---J. e. Farr, w. II.
Crawford, Raymond Tate.
Tabor. A. Knox, w. r. Tan
merry. Erwin Spencer.
Tokeena-W. II. Simmons, w. r..
Stephenson, 0. D. Boggs.
Tamassee-Otto S. Cantrell, J. A.
Rutledge, r. r. Chatham.
Tugaloo Academy-D l.. Cothran,
II. Dewitt Powell, Charles r. Smith.
Walhalla-John e. Bauknight. w.
A. Grant, w. +. Milan.