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PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
ARRIVE AT Y. M. C.. A

The recent announcement that the
Y. NJ. C. A. wanted all monograph
records that are not being used
brought favorable results, as a num-
Der of records have been given to the
association since the announcement.
Miss Edna NJ Chairman of Warning
ton donated the following: Friends
to the End" you Can Tango" do
They Love-" You Are Here" Tip
Top" and Grown Up Ladies'"
Jack Kehoe donated ten, and others
are expected to follow. These records
help in entertaining the many who
come in the ~ daily to spend their
leisure time
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being any contests of this sort.
The war has also brought it about
that Germany, Austria, Hungary, Tur-
key and Bulgaria will not be allowed
to compete in the games next August.
This decision was quickly arrived at
by the managing committees because
it was well known that athletes from
the allied nations, especially, would
not enter any games in which our late
enemies were allowed to complete.
AS in the other Olympic games,
only amateurs will be allowed to COM
pete. However, there is no age limit,
and women may be admitted to GER
tain contests.
The number of competitors from
each nation must be handed in at
least a month before the games COM
mence, and the names of the competi-
tors must be in a fortnight before the
games commence.
The prizes will be Olympic medals
and diplomas.
The kinds of sports in which there
will be competitions are all kinds of
running and walking races, broad,
running high and pole jumps, discus
and hammer throwing, putting the
shot, relay races, lawn tennis, fencing,
shooting, wrestling, boxing, weight
lifting, rowing, swimming, yachting,
gymnastics, football, hockey, archery
and golf .. -... .
Many prominent men are on the
list OF members Of the International
Olympic Committee. From the United
States there are Professor W. NJ.
Sloane of Princeton University, Alison
". Armour and Judge Barrow S.
Weeks, of the New York state bench
Nearly every prominent man in Bel
GUM is on the Belgian committee, in
Guiding such notabilities as Cardinal
MERCER, most Of the cabinet ministers
and the famous Burgomaster Max Of
Brussels.
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| A1lluselllerlts !
At the Pastime This Week.


The MANAGEMENT of the Pastime,
that ever popular theater, was very
fortunate in booking for this weeks
attraction Arthur O Huebners Ameri-
can Follies, with those two popular
musical comedy favorites, Nell R1ch-
ards and Charles Timblfn. The COM
pany is the best seen at this tnedter
in long time and the advice or the
management is not to miss a slnsie
performance given by this dellghtiui
company.
The Girl From Rector's' a very
funny tabloid version of one OF tue
late New York musical successes Full
of delightful tuneful musical NUMBERS
by delightful dancing chorus OF
very pretty girls who are clothed IN
the most beautiful wardrobe me
specialties introduced during the
show keep it full of pep and life from
curtain to curtain and include MISS
Nell Richards, the "Souths Bluest
Blue Singer" Miss Marie KRUGER
who is we'll known in Pensacola ana
who is favorite here in the latest
ballads and Charles Crackers Timblln,
the best black face who has played
this house, in one Of the FUNNIEST
monologues yet heard here featuring
his "Oh,'' number which takes the
house by storm.
Miss Richards and Mr.. Timblln are
well supported by the following cast:
Mr.. Billy Clarks, as Frank Fillmore;
Mr.. George Clark, as his father; MISS
Marie Kruger, Arthur Heubner and
others, all round out a delightful COM
pany and a dandy fast stepping good
looking chorus, keeps pep life ana
ginger in the entire performance.
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ALBERT PLANS
FOR BIG MEET
KING OF THE BELGlANS WILL BE
HOST TO PRACTICALLY ALL
THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD.
BY MILTON BRONNER.

London, May Ito plucky little
Belgium, which is recovering from the
wars wounds with great rapidity, has
been given the honor of being the
scene OF the first Olympiad held since
1912.
The Olympic games will start in a
special coliseum now being construct
ed in Antwerp on August Ii and con-
tinue until well on in September.
AS is we'll known, the object of the
associations which send competitors,
is to hold one of these Olympiads
The last one was held in Stockholm
in 1912, and the next one was sched-
uled to take place in Berlin in 1915
The war cut off all chance of there
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PITTSBURG WINS
FROM M'GRAWITES

Pittsburg. May 17-Pittsburg de-
feated New York by a score of 7. to
in fifteen innings today. Cooper and
Toney We're. both hit hard and gave
way to CARLSON and Douglas, they in
turn retiring in favor of Ponder and
Barnes.
New York ..O0i O30 600 600 002-6 - 3
Pitts 900 040 900 900 003-7 10 3
New York Toney, Douglas, Barnes
and Snyder; Pittsburg. Cooper, Carl
sen, Ponder and Schmidt
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TWILIGHT LEAGUERS TRY AGAIN
TONIGHT TO OPEN BIG SEASON

ed the weather is fair enough during
the day for game to be played.
Manager Stubbins of the Twilight
League announces last night that all
the league paraphenalia has arrived
and there is nothing to prevent the
start of a successful season. It is
expected that the fans will turn out in
force to see the youngsters play.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-18

There was a little too much rain yes
terday for the Twilight Leaguers to
get started, the grounds being wet and
Therefore the Whitman-"Y
game was postponed.
Tonight the X. of c. second team and
the First Christian church club will
meet at East Hill Fairgrounds, provid-
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LITTLE ROCK PUZZLES
NEW ORLEANS BATTERS

Little Rock. May 17.-New Orleans
was helpless today before Moses Vel
lowhorse and Little. Rock Won, to O.
the Indian allowed four hits, two of
them scratches, and struck out eight
New Orleans 900 900 600 1
New Orleans. Phillips and Deoerry !;
Little Rock, YelloWhorse and Brottem
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SHRINE CLUB MEETS
AT SHANTUNG ROOM

The Shrine Club will meet at the
Shantung Room, San Carlos, tomor-
row week, to complete plans for the
ceremonial to be held here May 80.
A big class will receive the secrets
of the Shrine when Morocco Temples
patrol comes to Pensacola.
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SAND KEY PASSINGS.

Sand Key, May i7.-Ptssed west,
10th, steamers Gulf Queen, Virginia,
war Hinico (Br.). War Sirdar (Br.):
18th. Monbassa (Br.), S. e. Scofield,
Matinicook.
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GAMES TODAY.
American.

American.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Only three scheduled.
National.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Only three scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-18

Rub My Tism is a great pain killer.
1t relieves pain and Soreness caused by
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
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BOSTON EvENs WITH CHAMPS.

Boston, May 17.-Boston took the
second game of the series from Chi
cago, 2 to 1, today. The winning run
came in the last of the eighth as
result of Schalk's wild throw to catch
Menosky going to first on "a bunt.
Menosky reached third and scored on
Hendryx's single.
Chicago 400 600 100 s 3
Boston ....t00 600 Oix-2 7 O
Chicago, Wilkinson and Schalk; Bos-
ton, Jones and Walters.
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TIGERS WALLOP
MACK TWIRLERS
FIVE HOME RUNS, FOUR TRIPLES
AND THREE DOUBLES ENLIVEN
SLUGGISH MATCH; RED SOX BEAT
CHICAGO; ST. LOUIS WINS AT
WASHINGTON.

Philadelphia, May i7-Five home
runs, four triples and three doubles en-
livened Detroit's Q to victory over
Philadelphia today. The locals nearly
tied the score in the ninth, Youngs
fielding saving Dauss. Score:
Detroit ............430 0t0 1000 Q 3
Philadelphia ...-...O0O Oil OPT 10 1
Detroit, Dauss and Stanage, Kinney,
Rommell Bigbee: Philadelphia, Moore
and Perkins, Wyatt.
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NATIONAL.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AM & RICAN.

Washington, /; st. Louis, 2.
Philadelphia, Z; Detroit, 3.
Boston, 2; Chicago, 1.
(Only three played.
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chlldren who Are Pale and Weak

Need a good Quinine and Iron Tonic.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
purifies and enriches the blood and
builds up the whole system. Gener-
al Strengthening Tonic for Adults and
Children. 60c.-Adv.
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NATIONAL,
SOUTHERN.

Pittsburg, Z; New York, 6.
(Others, rain).
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-18

Little Rock, 3; New Orleans, 0.
(Others, rain).
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BEATS SENATORS AGAIN.

Washington, May 17-St. Louis took
closely played contest from Wash
ington. to !. today, Zachary proving
effective in the second inning. Score ::
st. Louis ....020 600 600 9 2
Washington .0t0 900 0O0-i 6 9
ST. Louis, Shocker and SEVERED:
Washington Zachary. Erickson and
Charity.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND

C. Steward
VS.. No. 2424
A. D. Holmes ct al.
By virtue of the provisions of a
decree of the Chancery Court of
Rankin County, Mississippi, rem
dered by said Court on the 25th
day of March 1919, the undersign-
ed as Special Commissioner of the
said Court in the said cause, will
on Monday the 3rd day of May
1920, at Brandon, Mississippi,
within legal hours in front of the
Court House door, expose for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash the following described real
estate situated in Rankin County,
Mississippi. to-wit:-
! The South half of North East
quarter and 10 acres in the North
East Corner of the West half of
South East quarter, and s acres
in the North West Corner of the
East half Of South East quarter
of Section 80, Township s, Range
a, East.
The said land is sold for the
purpose of partitioning among
the owners in accordance with
said decree, and the title is be-
LEVIED to be good, but will convey
only such title ais is vested i'm me
as said Commissioner.
0. H. BILBRO, Commissioner.
H. L. McCASKILL, Solicitor.
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ing plant for the Agricultural
High School, also for complete in
stallation of same, according to
plans and specifications now on
file with Chas. ]. st. John, Princi-
pal.
H. P. BARKSDALE, Chairman,
Board Trustees.
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OAKDALE PRECINCT

Will Gipson, John Palmer
Harvey Twigg, Gus Alexander
Simon Burton, John Clack
Ruffin Cathey, Albert Cathey
Eddie Cooper, Dock Coleman
Dan Coleman, Roy Dishman
Harvey Baggett, Owen Easterland
Henry GRANT, Robert Grant
Albert Grant, Sam Howell
Cassell Hill, Sam Hobson
Shed Joiner, Andrew King
Eugene Lowe, Anderson Myers
Joe Myers, Will Mckee
Dan Ross, Will Shields
Sandy Thompson, Aaron Wright
Oscar Ward, Mack Grant
John Taylor, Nose Thompson
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned up until IL noon on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May
1920. for suitable electric light
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THE BRANDON NEWS, BRANDON, MISS.
7. B. Lewis, Jordan Hubbard
Eli Lightsy, Ed Lewis

7. B. Lewis, Jordan Hubbard
Eli Lightsy, Ed Lewis
Steve Morris, Green Miles
Wash Mitchell, Eugene Miles
Sylvester Moore, Will Minor
Jim McKinnie, John Mcdonald
Joe McLaurin, Ben McLaurin
Will McLaurin, Harry McLaurin
John Norman, Will Noble
Jerry Rodges, John Purry
Mansfield Proctor, Alonza Page
John Proctor, Linton Proctor
John Permenter, j. Purry
Titus Quarts, William Rankin
Richard Scott, Henry Spann
E. Sims, Dick Smith
Jim Taylor, Gus Wilson
Lionel Boone, Eugy Bate
Sampson Bell, Joe Black
Mack Charleston, Tom Durr
John Drummons, George Davis
Dink Evans, Joe Evans
Walter Evans, Charles Everett
Alex Forbs, Jack Finch Jr.
P. G. Finch, Jack Finch
Josh Fletcher, Pell Fletcher
Tom Gains, Farrow Hobson
John Hord, Tom Hobson
John Hoard, Sr. Jack Johnson
Adam Kersh, Bragg Lewis
Phil Lockman, Wash Mitchell
Jordan McLaurin, James Parker
Clayton Nathaniel, Bunk Parker
John Pemberton, Louis Perkins
Vernon Parker, Scott Parker
P. Rankin, Carson Rhodes
George Spann, Milo Spann
Lee Truman, Tom Taper
Will Thomas, (col.) Lee Willis
Hulon Washington, H. C. Garnel
Eugie Washington, Pink Mikel
Simon Buckhalter, Robert Harve.
Eugene Haney, Harris Hobson
Major Hobson, Caroline King
Luther Proctor, John Rhodes
Sam Wright, Elias Bennett
George Crawford, Frank Hobsol
Henry Purry, Silas Taylor
Will Ward, Ollie Jones
Shed Byrd Jr.
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HOLBROOK PRECINCT

Robert Anderson, Thomas Boothe
Tom Beard, Will Carter
Willie Crook, Roddie Crook
ALT Chambers, Levy Essex
William Garner, Bait Grant
Merit Hill, Lum Hill
Nicely Kitchens, Dobson McMullin
Hershal Pace, Dan Ross
Ed Sims Jr. Comfort Sutton
Neal Sutton, Albert Sutton
Kirk Tinnin, John Anderson Trigg
Henderson Williams, Will Crook
Reber Washington, H. w. Woods
Cleve Washington, Robert Gray
John Hemphill, Haywood Giles
Charles Knight, Judge Luckett
Ed Sims Sr Willie Tinnin
Tilton Williams, Jerry Wilson
Corney Wilson, George Woodland
Charles Murray
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PEARSON PRECINCT

Ben Anderson, Ben Byrd,
Albert Booker, Cornelius Brandon
Lige Curry, Louis Givens
John Holden, Remus Holden
Nat Johnson, Will Johnson
Willie Johnson, Eugene Lockett
Jim Lewis, Green Hubbard
James Lockman, Will Miller
Ellis Snurl, Fred Taylor
jeff Taylor, Will Ward
Robert Wallace, John Crawford
James Lindsey, Jim Pemberton
Harrison Rankin, Hicks Reed
J. l.. Thomson, Bill Wilson
Willie Johnson, Joseph Newell
Lige Pemberton, John Wright.
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JOHNS SCHOOL

Charley Bonsley, Frank berry
Johnnie Banes, John Briecoe
John Buster, Ike Bailey
VIII Beasley, Lee Brown
Bill Bailey, John Brown
Tom Bate, Tom Pea11ey
Arch Berry Robert c'cn
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RED OAK PRECINCT

M. H. Adams, S. H. Ashley
John Ashley, Shelby Carson
Jim Campbell, Wesley Davis
Cleveland Divine, Will Gipson
Percy CRANBERRY, Sam Jackson
Will CRANBERRY, Jim Mason
J. L. McAllister, Alex Ruffin
Augustus Peterson, Joe Smith (coD
A. Steward, Coleman Smith
Jim Washington, Sylvester Willis
Henry Carson, Sy Myers.
Clifton Sullivan q.
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William Garner, Frank Jones
T. Johnson, Charley Jones
Tom Johnson, Ed Sutton
Tom Sterling, James Webb
Tom Webb, (col.) Will Bibb
John Foster, Bill Ford
A. J. Hornberger, John Hampton
Tom Jones, Luther Lewis
Will Miller, George Murray
c. V. Stacks, Monroe Smith
Ike Steen, Clarence Thompson
John Davis, Henry Webb
Sip Webb.
STAR PRECINCT
Jim Wilson, George Walters
Harvey Berry, Ed Berry
Houston Byrd, Bob Berry Jr.
Tom Began, West Byrd
Aaron Byrd, Quitman Collins
l. S. Cannon, Ben Davis
Charley Gregory, Peter Hicks
Andrew Hicks, George Hicks
Waid Jackson, Luther Morris
Henry Potter, Joe Swans
Estus Slater, L. L. Taylor
H. M. Taylor, Oliver Loflin
Lynel Taylor, Willie Berry
J. w. Harris, Edmond Lee
Charley Norris.
MOUNTAIN CREEK PRECINCT
John Davis, Willis Foster
Tom MCCARTHY, Dan Norwood
Spellman Harper, Sylas Woodson
Horris Warner, Bob Catchings
w. R. Hampton, Henry Hampton.
WHITES PRECINCT
Harvey Davis, Harvey Jones
Dave Lumford, Albert Martin
Ike McLaurin, Alex. Norwood
Elnor Robertson, Lewis Rhodes
j. S. Sanders, Almond Tillman
S. H Ward, S B. Ward.
CLEARY PRECINCT
Willis Afford, Harvey Davis
Frank Ford, Charley Foster
Ben Foster, G. D. Haywood
Willie Johnson, Robert Johnson
Grason Lewis, Henry Wilson
Jim Wright, Willis Afford Sr.
Volly Holmes.
PLAIN PRECINCT
Wilmer Anderson, Horris Baker
Albert Bullock, Will Davis
Arthur Green, H. E. Gibson
Robert Goldman, John Lasiter
John Magee, Edward Mannery
Eli McKinnis, John Newson
William Pierce (col.) Jake Tingler
Bob Thomas (col.) Will Tipnin
Steward Tinnin, Henry Wells
Eugene Wilson, Jim Warren
John McCaskill
BRANDON PRECINCT
Anderson Booker, Robert Booker
Tom Bowman, Lucius Brown
Tom Branch, Eugene Branch
Joe Branch, Bob Booker
Handy Davis, Will Forbs
Andrew Harper, Kenneth jenkins
Bob Crumly, George Dawson
Tom Bowman, Buck Brown
George Davis, Jesse Dear
Frank Crumly, John Crumly
John Fowler, Will Green
A. J. Hardy, James Hardy
Tom Hobson, Henry Hobson
Charley Hobson, A. j. Hardy
Anderson Hobson, Luther Hobson
Robert Hayes, Stirling Jones
B. S. Jack, Cliff johnson
William Johnson, James Knight
Lonnie Kent, Dam Kelly
Jake Knight, Jack Leman
John Loflin, Ed Lewis
Robert Myers, O. D. Myers
Hulon Myers, Nelson Myers
Broddie Myers, Maryland Mikel
Sherman Myers, Lee Myers
Jasper Myers, Wilson Myers
Will Moore, Richard McNair
Sylvester McLaurin (coD
Egbert Prestage, Vernon Parker
Enoch Robinson, Henry Reed
Jesse Reed, Harrison Ransom
Dave Ross, H. v. Rutherford
Jesse Reed, Claud Rush
Ellis Spann, Albert Smith
Ed Spann, Ollie Scott
Simon Sparkman, Henry Ward
Alfred Thurman, Isaac Taylor
Boss Weekly, Dam Wilson
Oils White, Andrew Berry
Irwin Berry, Richard Bennett
Will Bate, Jim Berry
JEFF Berry, Jack Baton
Sampson Bell, Jess Berry
John Cobb, William Crutchfield
Warren Clinton, Olan Coleman
Jackson Dickerson, Tom Dear
Perry Coleman. II. VIII Dear
James Dobson, Jim Gates
Willie Gates, Louis Herrin
Pete Hobson, Ed Harvey
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FANNIN PRECINCT

Earnest Archie, Robert Bowling
L. B. Bowling, Sherman Chaffey
James Chaffey, Loveless Clay
irwin Dickson, Dan Love
Tough Ratliff, Ben Sinclair
Rufus Taylor, Perry Young
John Young, Jes Brockton
Alex Boykin, Robert Clay
Tom Griffin, John Gibson
John Griffin, James Hill
Robert Howell, Fed Howard
Ansey Irwin, jim Jones
Louis Jackson, Augustine johnson
John Lewis, Henry Love
Will Mcdonald, Ed. Minis
Arthur Phillips, Tillis Juinn
Cap Ratliff, Will Thompson
Tom Taylor, Dan Williams
Fred Wallace, Eugy Watkins
Louis Watkins, Jess Warren
Walter Norman, Will Norman
jeff Johnson, Leon Burnett
Charles Buchalter, Lee Brown
Anthony Chambers, Ezra Juinn
Alexander Clay, Charles Taylor
Tom Wallace, John Watson
Grover Whitaker.
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Will Calhoun, Jesse Clayton
Chester Cohe, Tom Clayton
Ernest Dickson, Anthony Foote
Fred Flowers, Lee Floyd
Arch Fletcher, Ezra Fletcher
Henry Garraway, Pat Gardner
Bob Howell, Cleve Hayes
J. w. Hayes, Ben Hayes
Carl Hayes, Louis Hayes
E. M. Hedgewood, o. r. Hodge
Virgil Jefferson, Isiah Jones
Elem Jones, Lowry Jones
Wiley Jones, Acy King
Tom King, Lev Keys
Will Lott, J. L. Logan
Jesse Lopez, Henry Lewis
Edward Lewis, Wallace Lewis
Jim Morrison, Ed Myers
Harvey Myers, Lonnie Miller
Ed Nixon, Will Milton
John Middleton, Jessie Mott
Horace Moore, Tom Mason
Cliff McLain, Riddy McLain
Will Mcclellan, Will Neal
Led Nicholson, D. S. Newton
j. E. Owens, Nancy Otis
Horace Preston, Dan Pickett
John Preston, Ike Patterson
Albert Raymond, j. G. Robbins
Van Spann, Bill Stanton
Halbert Scott, R. C. Stanley
A. Saxon, John Stubs
Nobe Summers, Clarence Summers
lobe Smith, George Sims
Jeff Smith, Henry Travis
Lee Triplet, Alex Thompson
Jack Turner, Foster Thomas
Jack Thomas, Edgar Vanderbilt
Lee Webb, Harvey Webb
C. E. White, Earl Weathersby
Mack Washington, John Walton
Henderson Bolton, Major Crosby
N. L. Edwards, j. R. Lee
Joe Morrison, Lewis Minor
Ed Ody, Spencer Pickett
Will Tilis, John Tillis.
CATO PRECINCT
Henry Pigford, Charlie Thomas
Luther Beverly, Willie Berry
Nelson Black, Jim Brown
Sam Berry, George Calhoun
Will Carmikel, James Cooley
Jim Daniels, john Edwards
Rodd Easterling, Jim Fulton
Alonzo Graham, ]. C. Graham
Walter Gipson, Henry Gipson
Henry Gardner, Sis Harris
Ann Harris, John Holloway
Jim Holmes, Aaron Hooker
Will Harper, Jess Jefferson
Ranse Jones, Fillmore Jackson
Evans Johnson, Mingo Jake
Will Gordon, Hamp Johnson
j. e. Jones, Cola Lizana
Charles Lewis, John Mangum
c. Moore, Will Mabry
Dan Marshall, Jack Moore
Nick Martin, Jim McCollum
Gus McLaurin, Dan McCaskill
P. McNeal, Fred McDuffey
John Nickerson, David Patterson
Rich Phillips, c. R. Robertson
Lum Roberts, John Rich
Sam Renold, Charles Smith
Ralph Station, Lee Strickland
George Station, T. T. Thornton
John Thomas (col.) Jim Thomas
John Tredwell, Will Woods
Emmitt Wells, Henry Walker
Huse Weathersby, Charley Ward
Sid Hawkins, Alonza Holmes
Tony Cox, Joe Fezell
Hamilton Johnson, Will Love
J. G. Sinclair, Will White
John Williams, John Ware
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND
Jno. A. Mckay
VS.. No. 2425
A. D. Holmes ct al
By virtue of the provisions of a
decree of the Chancery Court OF
Rankin County, Mississippi, rem.
dered by said Court on the 25th
day of March 1919, the undersign-
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q ~. OCOCC, AAlCC Opdnu
Charles Spann, Lloyd Smith
Tom Slocum, Tom Spann (col.)
Ed. Spann, Frank Thames
archie Thames, Harry Webster
William Thornton, Clint Williams
Gus Wilson, Smith Wooten
Will White, Will Abram
Henry Butler, David Barrister
Emanuel Beal, A. Buman
Earnest Blank, Cleveland Collier
Ed Clayton, Brit Crook
Will Coleman, H. Collins
C. Deering, Ed Fleming
Ezra Fortune, Howard Flowers
Will Grant, Roy Gipson
G. Green, Leon Groffenred
Will Hill, Tom Hollingsworth
w. c. Hooper, j. E. Hayes
Hill, Ben Hall
Acy Hall, John Jackson
H. Jackson, Henry Jackson
John Jones, James Kersh
Ed Kersh, Alonza Kirkpatrick
Robert Lott, Henry Lewis
S. MCGOWAN, Will Monk
Henry Myers, Will Morrison
Robert Moore, A. L. Marrow
Sam Nelson, Sim Norman
C. E. New, Gene Nichols
B. C. Oliver, Will Odell
Jim Odell, G.. Outing
Will Owens, Ed Pace
Will Pratt, Joe Perry
Allen Pratt, w. M. Potts
Tom Payne, Anderson Pratt
Robert Russell, Walter Rushton
Ohio Stokes, Sid Simmons
A. Shavers, Harry Smith
N. Thomas, William Thomson
Robert Thomas, John Williams col
Geo. Washington, Gus Wilson
Will Ward, Jesse Ward
Jack Ware, Walter Buchanan
Tom Hobson, Bill Joyner
George Myers, James Lewis
Oscar Walters, Walter McCroy
Roland Mcdonald, John Parrett
Quincy Stennis, Nelson Brown
Sol Brown, Jim Bishop
Jim Henry Brown, Sam Collier
Anse Collier, j. N. Collier
Isiah Collier, John Collier.
John Daniels, Tom Davenport
Frank Dotson, Leffie Durr
Bruins Hobbs, Wilson Hicks
Richard Hollis, Ed Jones
Jesse Johnson, Albert Lewis
Buster McLaurin, ArthurMcLa urin
Arts McLaurin, Wash Mccoy
Glenn Nelson, Nose Raspberry
Dennis Spann, Van Spann
Sandy Spann, Neal Spann
Gus Spann, Jesse Ward
Lice Ward, Leroy Wesley
John Bennett, r. B. Harper
Berry Hobson, w. C.Lancaster
Boss Windham, w. C.Finlayson
c. A. Horne, H. H. Hawkins
Will Williams, Grover Whitehead
Alonzo Hobson, John Lotion
Tom Jones, John Randolph
jim Sutton, Arthur Walters.
SHILOH PRECINCT
Pearl Cooper, Roy billiard
Joe Gray, Rich Gibson
John Gibson, John Lott
Esaw Ward
ANTIOCH PRECINCT
John billiard, Harris Crimes
Ed Harris, Andrew Harris
West Merchant, Press Miley
Sam Moore, Pat Magee
John Henry Rhodes, Chester Smith
Walter Smith, J. P. Wilkerson :
M. M. Ward, James Wooten
CLEAR CREEK PRECINCT
Sam Walker, Rodd Crosby
D. G. Fairly, George Gordon
Dennis Lowe, Hugh Moore
Arch Purvis, Jack Sims
Will Stubbs, Tom Stapleton
Henry Thompson, Ed Whitfield
Ed Allen, Frank Allen
John Boone, Robert Grimes
Emery Reyes. Walter Moore
Sam Pickett, Ed Rhodes
Ben Rhodes.
JOHNS SCHOOL
Charley Bonsley, Frank berry
Johnnie Banes, John Briacoe
John Buster, Ike Bailey
VIII Beasley, Lee Brown
Bill Bailey, John Brown
Tom Bate, Tom PeaS1ey
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29

Nathon Smith, B. .Summage
B. Summers, James Thornton
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29
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Sam Walker, Rodd Crosby
D. G. Fairly, George Gordon
Dennis Lowe, Hugh Moore
Arch Purvis, Jack Sims
Will Stubbs, Tom Stapleton
Henry Thompson, Ed Whitfield
Ed Allen, Frank Allen
John Boone, Robert Grimes
Emery Reyes, Walter Moore
Sam Pickett, Ed Rhodes
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