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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
WILL PROTECT
TWOIMPORTANT
STATE ANIMALS
Deer and Mushat Closed Season
Declared to Be Practically As
sured

Two of Wisconsin's most impor-
tant animals, deer and muskrat, are
to be protected for at least one year
by closed season, according TO
present indications. SO great has
been the number slaughtered during
late years, and so marked the de-
crease in those found, that anxiety
is felt lest the two species be wiped
out entirely in the state.
Some 10000 deer were killed dur
ing the wide open hunting season
Just closed. Another such fall, It Is
declared would put the animal so
far back in protection Of several years
would be imperative. The one buck
law has been urged in the past but
this is now believed too long de-
layed to give adequate protection.
Hearings will be heard soon
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
THREE new LAWS
EFFECTIVE NOW
The Mulberger Prohibition En-
forcement Law VIII Ring In on
January l6

Three new laws went into erect
Jan. / and another, the Mulberger
prohibition enforcement law. becomes
effective Jan. 16.
The new laws are: Chapter 259,
laws of 1919, relating to the calcula-
tion and statement of taxes in tax
rolls and tax receipts.
Chapter 383, an amendment to the
plumbers license law and defining a
plumbers apprentice.
Chapter 481, fixing the taxation OF
grains at IL of mill per bushel on
wheat and fax and IA OF / mill per
bushel on all grains handled by
elevators and warehouses.
Chapter $50, known as the Null
berger prohibition enforcement law,
becomes effective Jan. 16, when ma
tional prohibition begins. However,
the law provides that a referendum
vote shall be taken at the election ir
November, 1920. as to whether or not
the law shall continue in effect after
January, 1871.
Another new law, Chapter 81, re-
lating to town road superintendents
and the payment OF highway taxes
becomes effective April Z, 1920.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
GOLDEN WEDDING
AT SECOND CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoppe cele-
brated their golden wedding Thursday
even, New Years at the Methodist
church parlors. A large number of
friends and relatives gathered to en-
joy the occasion with them. A fine
banquet was served and a social even
ing spent Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe were
presented with a purse Of gold
For many years they made their
home on farm but have lived on
West Main street, Reedsburg some
time and are spending the evening Of
life in easy comfort.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
FEDERAL COURT BUSY;
SIX OUT UNDER BOND

Peter Labrozzi Of Madison pleaded
not guilty to selling liquor without
license before Federal Judge San
born. John d Keever, farmer near
Richland Center. charged with white
slavery; John Dimmick Of Chippewa
Falls charged with violation Of pos
tai laws, and Quang Kee, Henry Hud-
son and Lester Weiss all Of Eau Claire
accused OF bootlegging have also been
arrested. All are out on bond OF
81 900, except Weiss with $500.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
SHOWER IN NE ERRIMACK
FOR BRIDE TO Be

Miss Ella Stempke was given a
miscellaneous shower at her home in
west Merrimack on Monday afternoon,
Dec. 29.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
with social visiting and music.
Miss Stempke was the recipient of
many beautiful and useful pieces of
cut glass, china, aluminium ware, tow
els and kitchen utensils.
At o'clock a bounteous supper
was served. Then the guests all de-
parted for home wishing Miss Stem
PIKE much happiness in her future
life About thirty guests were pre-
sent.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
. * * * * X < =
GERMAN LOSS y
IN WAR BATTLES

0fficial statistics place the
number of Germans killed In
battle at 100000.
* x * = s. - = * = = = =
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08

He will continue the home services
section work of the Red Cross and,
as formerly, Miss Gertrude Hage-
mann will assist. The desk las been
moved into the office of the county
court in the courthouse.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
VOL VESARE NUMEROUS
NORTH OF REEDSBURG

North of Reedsburg in the town of
Seven Mile Creek, wolves have Kill
led thirty one sheep belonging to a
farmer. The wolves range as far as
the town of Dellona in Sauk county.
One day Farmer Weston was hunting
for foxes and the dog started wolf.
One leg of the animal was broken by
a shot and soon after it was killed
by Henry Schrank.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08

Mrs. Pauline andre las returned
from New Orleans where she spent
: the last month
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08

being in one company even PavloWa,s s
so long, so am planning 10 remain no
longer than ten months or a year
more. | am sufficiently capable now
of standing on my own merits and
| may try it soon.
I am hoping that you have written
me in Spain and that a letter from
you may be awaiting me, am very
anxious to know how you are and
all the news about the family.
This boat is one of the best of my
experfence-a twenty thousand ton
ner, with good food, luxurious cabins
and suites, elevators, laundry, good
orchestra, etc.
Dances Before King
Madrid, Nov. 20, 1919.
AS suppose that this letter will
Mt reach you before Christmas, let
me here and now wish you all the
good cheer this gladdest day of the
year can possibly bring to one person,
I'm enclosing little gift as sub
stantial bit of good cheer and as a
gentle reminder of my very great
love for you. You know the spirit in
which send you this, which / bought
personally for you especially in the
MADEIRA Isles on my way from Brazil
and you know that distance forbids
my sending anything more bulky than
jewelry.
Well, I'm in Europe at last! Must
say I like 1t so much that the very
thought of South America makes me
shiver. 1t is easier anyway, to shiver
outside Of South America than while
in it. And shivering is not pleasant
pastime now as every room in this
splendid hotel is stone cold. Yet [
never imagined / should like Europe
nearly so much.
We played trifle over week in,
Lisbon, Portugal, where we lande9'
from Brazil Lisbon is interesting,
but I don't like it. I would not care
to live there because of its people.
Madrid is a different matter, and the
most interesting place / have seen
yet, the most enticing of all the places
I have visited. We are giving only
six performances here now, especially
for King Alfonso in his own theatre
and | must admit it is exciting and
nerve straining work, dancing be-
fore ones first king and his court.
Personally the king is Gyery charm
ing, young-looking and quite hand
some. Out of Office hours he is
gay dog but very popular among his
people and rather democratic. At the
theatre he turns over his own royal
4og to friends and sits sEitff his mother
in a stage box So close is he that
could reach out and shake hands with
him from the stage were | permitted
SO to do Believe honestly, I'd die of
fright if l had to do it. But | have
been promised an audience when /
return from France.
We go to Paris next week, and re-
main eight weeks after which we
return, here to Madrid for the three
months regular session. We are book
ed for three months in London later.
have been offered splendid con-
tract in New York for April but shall
have to refuse it. received your
good letters and the photo so naturally
feel quite gay. Wish | could hear
from you again soon. Do write if
you are we'll Again wishing you a
Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year.
with worlds Of love. / remain,
Your loving son,
ARCHIE COOK
Leon Barte'
Theatre Champs Elysee's
Paris France.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
JUDGE HILL IN
new OFFICE

Judge James H. Hill has assumed
his new duties as presiding officer in
county court and IN the future will
administer the cases in that tribunal.
Mr.. Hill is popular in the county and
has received many congratulations
from his friends.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
INCREASE In LIVING
ABOUT 80 PER CENT

An increase of 80 to IS per cent in
the cost of living for American wage
earners between July. 1914. and Nov
ember, 1919, is shown in statement
issued by the national Industrial con-
ference board, based on its most re-
cent investigation of this subject. A
complete report will be made public
soon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-08
NEARLY 100 NEIGHBORS
AND FRIENDS FOREGATHER
Representatives R From Several
States and Canada Assemble
For the Holiday Event---Tables
Decorated

Concerning Christmas day at ot'
Petersburg newspaper of that Cit,
says, the clipping being kindly sent ps
D. A.. Lewis
A delightful Christmas dinner
was given yesterday on the
grounds of d. A. Lewis and G. O. !
Porter on Bayou Beach avenue by {
% of his neighbors and friends I
I THE tables were prettily decorated /
in red and green, suggestive OF the
holidays season and were laid In
the shade of large mango tree.
There were representatives for ten
states and Canada present, being
Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Hi
nois, Massachusetts, New Hamp
shire, Connecticut, Virginia and
Florida.
From Mr.. Lewis
Mr.. Lewis, Bungalewis, Bayou Beach
writes:
We sure had delightful Christmas
had a great time at our dinner ou'
under our Mango tree. Mr.. Porter
nv neighbor, and | built a table a.
round this big tree, and that, with
some other tables, were. spread, and
we SIRE had some feeds Tile weatbss
was simply perfect just like "a july
day. Afr dinner | went down town
to a base ball game between Tampa
and st. Petersburg. All our Bara-
boo people here are well and hoppy
Your most truly,
D. A. Lewis
Tells of Day
Another clipping says: A days to be
remembered was Christmas day OF
1919 in st. Petersburg. A more beau
tiful day, bigger crowd of people
and more pleasurable amusements,
could hardly be found anywhere in
the country, certainly in the south
land where all the amusement couio
be enjoyed in the open air. Such 9
day of pleasure and not an incident
to mar the enjoyment, not an arrest
for any misdemeanor in the city, made
the day as nearly perfect as can bf
desired this side Of Paradise.
The day was started off suitably
with a Christmas tree and dinner
to the needy ones of the city ane
suburbs Many families to whom thf
day otherwise might have proved
dreary were in this way made happy
This in the early afternoon auto
mobiles began to arrive and together
with the loaded street cars brought il
people in great numbers. The cit!
was well filled all through the day bu
in the afternoon it was literally pack
ed. People arrived in parties, in fam
lily groups, by the couple, and by tht
individual. It seemed that no ont
stayed at home.
A ball game, music in the parl
dancing and other events were in tn,
program.
In the evening Albert Whitted il
his flying boat "Bluebird', attracted
great attention high over the city, tn,
body of his car being outlined will
electric lights presenting a most bril-
liant appearance floating in mid-ail
People craned their necks until the,
ached, and then tried to stretch the,7
in an opposite manner to rest th
aching mucles and yet continue tt
see the Illuminated car.
Heavy Mail
There was heavy mail, 363 sack
reaching the southern city in one day
the outgoing mail was almost al
heavy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
Notice To Contractors.

Project No. Ga:
Sealed proposals viii be received
bv the County Clerk of Jefferson
County at Charles Town, West Vir-
GINA. until II O'Clock A. M, on the
9Th day Of February, for the con
struction Of the following roads.
Charles Tovn--Harpers Ferry
Road, Approximately 6 miles, Is #.
width Bituminous Macadam Pave
ment (Type.)
Plans, specifications and estimate
of quantities may be examined at the
County Engineers Office, Charles
Town, w. Va, Division Engineers
Office, Keyser, West Virginia.
Proposals will be received only
upon State Standard Forms which
can be obtained from the undersigned
or from the Division Engineers of
fee at Keyser, West Virginia.
All proposals must be accompanied
by certified check or draft equal
to at least per cent. of the total
amount bid.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
CHAS. A. JOHNSON,
Jan 6. County Clerk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
NOTICE

This is to notify my friends and
the public that /, j. H. James, who
for the past fifteen years operated
an auto, paint and repair shop on the
Leetown road, has, with Mr.. Frank
Bane, as partner, opened an Auto
Garage in Charles Town, known as
ssThe General Garage" located on
West Liberty street, opposite the
Hitching Yard We will do all
kinds of Motor Overhauling and re-
pairs, make Delivery and Truck
Bodies, Upholster and make Tops.
Special attention given to the Elec-
trio System, such as the Generators
and Starter. Storage Batteries re-
paired and charged. We lend you a
battery free for two days while we
charge yours. The only Garage that
YOU can get every repair done from
a patch on the tube to the covering
on the top. We are at your service.
Come in.
Truly yours,
THE GENERAL GARAGE.
J. H. James & Frank Bane, Props.
Jan. 6-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
NOTICE
OF
COMMISSIONER OF AccorINTs

COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS
The following Fiduciary Accounts
are before me for settlement.
Dec. l. Flora Med. Smith, Guardian
OF VIM Med. Perry.
Dec. 1. W. T. Alexander, Admins
traitor of A. J. Tinsman.
Dec. 81. Il. G. Page, Trustee of VIM.
100 Rouss Charity Fund.
Jan. z. Philip Jackson, Admins
traitor c. t. a., of Matte
Houck Mason.
Jan. z. John Porterfeld, Admins
traitor of o. M. Darlington.
jan ~. J. W. Gardner, Committee
Susan R. Miller.
Jan. 10. VIM. M. Burns, Admins
=. traitor of Chas. D. Kline.
Ilven under my hand this 18th
day of January, 1920.
S. w. WASHINGTON
Commissioner of Accounts.
Jan. 13-2t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
Notice To Creditors.

The creditors of Charles d. Kline.
deceased, are hereby notified that /
have appointed Thursday, February
18th, 1920, at 10 a. M, at nv Office
IN Charles Town, as the time and
place for receiving proof of debts,
or demands, against said decedent. or
his estate. The accounts of VIM.
M. Burns, his Administrator, being
before me for settlement.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of January, 1920.
s. w. WASHINGTON,
Commissioner of Accounts.
Jan. 13-6t.
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&. m. JON e S
FLORIST
Headn,,artore for

Headquarters for
CUT FLOWERS, FUNERAL DESIGNS
AND POTTED PLANTS,
Headquarters for French and Holland
Bulbs of al KINGS.
Visit the Green House in CIsrfes Town.
5O7 West Washington eet..
Aud Patronize Home In try. Prices
right
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
Order Of pubII,||

State of West Virginia 4
Isssua
:. At rules held n Il.
Circuit :. Court Of Jss y. ~
Monday in January. ' iS
JAMES ". cARpgsra
vs.
MARY CARPENTER
=, OBJECT OF Il 1
The object Of tie .bo,' !. /. +
a divorce from the bes s'' /,
for general relief. ''
1t appearing, on .Hs,,.
that the Defendant NJ. 4
nom resident Of tie NJ, /: I
she IS hereby reqaires !.
One Month after The L..
ileation of this order. M
saIy 70 protect her h,ess
It is ordered that ! IN N
forthwith published ~, "
consecutive weeks in b. 4.
a newspaper printed 4 4.
Town in the Count, j
posted at the front ID, i \
of Jefferson County. Il
before judgment or d,s,.. u
cF4
CLERK d U
Geo. M. Beltzhoova, l,tj
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Raymond Wisler Miller
George William Wilt
Lester Lee Bowers
Nelson T. Snyder, Jr.
Arthur Taylor Bragonier
James Charles Butts
Ira Titus Lowe
Edward Earl Henkle
Thomas ]. Burleigh, Jr.
Wade Hamilton Woodward
Washington Grover Banks
Clarence Benjamin Eaton
Robert Curtis Moler
Forrest Elliott Watson
Howard Edward Shrek
John Randolph Lewis
James Howard Ware
Raymond Levi Marcus
Harry Eugene Painter
Vincinze Lila
Cornelius C. Williams
Norman Emerson Johnston
Lee William Brown
William Loyal Gravatt
Georg civilian Crawford
James William Milton
Granville Alexander Mock
Cecil DeGrette Eby
Bushrod Penwell
John Lacy Webster
Benjamin w. Hoffman
Robert Dean Colston
James Earnest Slusher
Roger A. Clipp
Adrian G. Wynkoop, Jr.
Enrice Rinaldi
John l.. Snowden
David Henry Ambrose
Herbert S. Blessing, Jr.
John Fielding Lewis
Harry Rissler Phillips
Harvey Frank Davis
Oscar Lee Hoffman
Harry Burner Mercer
E. A. Mcdonald
Ivan Bates Edwards
Oliver Victor Hoafer
Grover Everett OFT
Lawrence Franklin OFT
Charles Edgar Hill
James Edward Barnhart, Jr
Charles Franklin Trussell
Obie johnson
Walter Boyd Racey
Lloyd E. Barron
Brown Lorrain Rissler
Garland w. Hendricks
Robert Butler Mckee
Edward N. Davis
Charles Roland Whip
Andy Norman Whitacre
Thomas J. Longerbeam
Luther D. Snyder
Oscar Bernard Mater
John Milton Skinner
Henry M. Sigler
Clarence C. Grove
Willie Lee Fur
Donald Holida Myers
Henry w. Weller
Arthur Calvin Wageley
Raymond Sappington Oden
Roy Earl Thomas
Frank Sewell OFT
Frank Judson Grove
Franklin Hooe
Charles Wardell Mcdonald
James H. Rouzee
James Madison Lynch
Davis B. Humrickhouse
Gordon Bready
Carl Franklin Robinson
George McCann
James Howard Rideout
George Douglas
Charles Parker
Raymond Yates
James Washington
Dennis Mccain
James Pendleton
Gilmer Scott
Edward Dabney Tolbott
Henry Washington
Francis Benjamin Reeler
George A. Payne
Earl White
Daniel Clarence Grubbs
Thomas M. Thomas
Walter Jackson
Charles F. Drew
Elder Young Mitchell
Charles Henry Weathers
Lincoln Jackson
Thomas Alexander Briscoe
Charles Franklin Payne
Roy Reed
James Arthur Brown
Arthur William Strother
James William Thornton
George Franklin King
Marion Hite Lucas
Thomas Campbell
David Tilman Spriggs
Charles Henry Johnson
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
HAULING OF ALL KINDS.

nAOI.iNG Or ALL KINDS.
! am prepared to do all kinds of
hauling by automobile truck, both
short and long distance. All orders
given prompt attention.
Any one wishing hauling done call
up Central Garage, Phone No. 90-R.
G. P. WELLER.
-, Charles Town, w. Va.
Feb 18-1m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20
DIET IN SERVICE

Bernard Benjamin Hoke
Harry R. Feagans
Perry Dunn
J. lowering Price
Harry Neil Walker
John David Cockrell
Wilmer 2. Miller
Howard Allen
Marvin Warten Henry
VIM. H. Link
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

John Lewis Hawk
Charles Aaron Springer
Charles Creighton Tabb
Lieut.. Geo. m. Beltzhoover,J j
col
Frank Baltimore
Thomas r Dovenshire
Albert Strother
George William Staley
Alexander Clark
Clifton Moten
Edward Odel Morgan
oscar Reed
John Adams
George coleman
VIM H. Payne, Jr.
John William Burke
Martin Snyder
John Thomas Walker
Albert T. Mitchell
John William C. Mailman
George Strother
Albert Roger Smith
Frank Robinson
James Wilmer Hall
w. N. Washington
Rodney Dennis Gore
Gouveneur Morris Page
David Williams
Henry Allen Washington
Charles Nathaniel Snowder
Richard H. Moore
John Henry Lewis
Harry w. Lowrey
James Henry Houke
Olive Willis Enicks
James Pendleton
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-20

baugh, and -
ward Rockenbangh na-1
his wife; William ROsksais
his wife, are non-reafAl3 I
of West Virginia, lhsy ~ u
to appear within One As1s Z
of the first publication q = !
what is necessary 70 pisl~
in this matter.
1t is ordered that = COP Z
forthwith published elts !
consecutive weeks IN its "
a newspaper printed ID Y +.
Town in the County q ". 4 I
posted at the front dooi 4 7
of Jefferson County, q q
before judgment or d'ss. Z i
CLERK d b 7
james NJ. Mason, j., 4
Jan. Cat.
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Woodford Lee Boyd
Raleigh Ashley Donley
Frank Roderick Weaver
Gerard Davis Phillips
Cecil E. Romaine
Stephen Lee Luckett
Frank L. Yates
EarlDeWitt Casey
Horace McMurran Banks
Ellie Mcdaniel Boyd
Joseph Edgar Webb
Walter Knott
Hubert Bertram Flaherty
Joseph Walton Morrow
John X. Black
Henry Shepherd
George Snyder Coyle
Walter Garry Blake
Joe Thompson
Harvey Lee Milbourne
Ellesey Linden Grey
Ensign Arthur G. Raney
Lieut.. Ellis Clifton Bell
Roy Vernon Myers
Charles Raymond Long
Praxton Jones
Harry Mccormack
Edward Tearney
Jacob Wolf
Harry Randolph Roeder
Henry S. Baker, Jr.
Benjamin Franklin Hahn
John Pitt Lee, Jr.
Roy Austin Bell
William Baldwin Snyder
David Trundle Jones
Wilbur Hamil Lands
Charles Newton Jones
Charles C. Triplett
John Peal Bishop
Elmer C. Tennent
Walter Hugh Hill
Daniel Shirley Nichols
Jesse Sylvester Daley
Thomas Edward Schell
William H. Morrow
Emmett Jennings O'Bryan
Harry Leonard Brown
James Curtis Simpson
Daniel Harvey Tabler
Charley Lee Sager
Milton Michael Wire
S. Howell Brown
David Folk
Marshal Clarence Moier
John S. Alfriend, Jr.
Garland H. Johnson
Clyde Peter Miller
John Edmund Womack
Frank A. Mcdonald
John T. Porterfeld
William Walter Lloyd
Robert Lee Bates
George w. Jones
Henry ]. Blackford
Harry H. Bates
Harry Hughson Walper
Marshal w. Mcdonald
Wesley Mahoney
Alexander H. S. Rouss
Lieut. Cleon S. Osburn
Thomas R. Knight
Lieut.. Col. Hanson B. Black
Capt. Baker Hall
Capt. Julian B. Latimer
Sgt. Major John H. Quick
Maj. Lucas
Charles Oren Peer
Hubert Clark
Bernard McChomis Dennis
George Henry Carr
Carroll Lesley Dennis
William Boyd
Benjamin Oney Whiting
Mathew Mitchell
John Hudson Smith
William Johnson
Charles C. Cole
William Douglass
James Richard Jones
John Ferguson
Arthur Boreman johnson
Levi Beard
Matthew Washby
Walter Mckinley Green
Armistead Mckinley White
Freddie J. w. Page
Huel Bert Gillison
James Edward Thornton
Isaac Junior Johnson
George Twyman
Ro yWeaver
Samuel Charles Weaver
Charles F. Mcdaniel
Samuel j. Mitchell, Jr.
James Newton Clinton
James Edward Johnson
Jentress James Davis
Walker Luther Williams
Henry Thomas Carter
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KILLED IN ACTION

Wade n. Jackson
Joseph Ward Perks
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Benjamin Regin Shugart
George Washington Dillow
William Cameron Campbe
John William Kline
Ashby Francis Cain
Raleigh Pearre Hoffman
George Henry Willis
Charles Hirshman
Howard L. Sechrist
Robert Lee Crowl
William d. Kockenbaugh
George Stafford Koonce
John William S. Cookus
Robert Neal Ridgeway
George Edward Marlett
Gilbert Lee Dodson
Joseph Albert Russell
Bassie Chinte
William Franklin Bradley
William Perry Nicewarner
Joseph William McSherry
Charles Frederick Wall
William Clyde Russell
Fred Mason Riddleberger
Eutaw Franklin Sager
Allen Thurman Sager
Walter Franklin Scarlet
Garland Hurst Hooe
John H. Edmonds.
Fayette Souders
Robert Samuel Mansfield
Harrison w. Johnson
Roy Austin Bell
Charles H. Koonce, Jr.
Edgar Earl Lancaster
Jesse McGarry
William Smith Wysong
Charles Reynolds Fellers
Garland Wilson Piper
Samuel C. Heinz
Harry Staley White
John Thomas Shirley
Wilbur Lee Carper
Wilbur Bushrod Thomas
: Grover Cleveland Benner
John Cleveland Fleming
Earl H. Rodeffer
Roy Hamill Hoffmaster
Hunter F. Swami
Rodney Jenkins
John Leonard Perry
James Bernard Moler
George William Johnston
Daniel Howard Bagent
Harry Hudson Darr
Robert Lucian Hoffman
Martin Kelley, Jr.
Henry Clay Knight
John Arthur Roberts
Karl Ellsworth Hill
Herman Wade Snowden
Robert Lee Jackson
Franklin Jennings Weller
Lynden Theodore Morrow
Robert Elmer Wiltshire
Dearl Armistead Grove !
Norman Lament Piles
George Edward OFT
Charles H. Wright
Edward Franklin Decker
William ]. Longerbeam
Dennis d. Link
Louis A. Hoffmaster
BRED
Shady M. Blackburn
James Newman
Bailey Newman
Alfred Richard Hester
Charles Goode
Isaac Striblen
Washington Robinson
Clarence Temple Napier
Robert Clayton Tolbott
Harry Albert Harris
James Elmer Goens
Van Perry Williams
Howard Fuller
Luther Robinson
John William Staley
Josias Lee
James Hugh T. Fox
Harley Carter Brown
Charles William Clinton
Frank Thomas
Henry Johnson
Daniel Lucas Beaner
Thornton Robinson
Thomas C. Johnson
Raymond Webster Rideout
Eugene Fuller
John Henry Fields
Harvey Johnson
Lige Clay
: Bernard Turner
Franklin Lee Russ
Forrest G. Johnson