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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
MAY HALT SALE OF
PATENT MEDICINES
Drugs Having High Percent
age of Alcohol Would Be
Banned in State.
u. AssnrIatrd -.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 81
sale OF patent medicines" having
"a high percentage Of alcohol, would
1e brought under the ban OF the
state prohibition law under a bill
introduced Monday an the state leg
stature by Sen. Dunn Of spencer.
who said the measure was drafted
by the Anti-saloon League
The state board OF pharmacy
would decide whether a patent medi-
cine was Intended for treatment OF
-lckness. or for violating the prohi-
Uitiou law.
Seizure and sale Of automobiles or
ether vehicles used for booze rum
u.uE" also would be authorized by
the bill.
The purpose OF the amendments
PROPOSED 20 our state prohibition
law is TO bring our Jaw more ia har-
mory with the federal prohibition
l.t." said Sen. Dunn.
Under the present system retail
druggists handling alcohol must get
l permit from the sheriff as well
us from the federal government and
tile bond. etc. We have relieved
druggists from the necessity of fling
bond and paying additional fees FOR
permits and the authority upon
which the circuit court issues them
The state permits. The state law
does not prohibit the possession Of
d stlll for the manufacturing II In
toxicatins liquors. Tie federal law
does.
Make Provisions.
We have made this an oGense un-
der the amendments So that trial OF
persons found ir posse ssicn OF a
suU by the federal officers may be
had iu the local courts. The federal
l4vv authorizes the confsCation and
sale of automobiles used for Illegal
transportation of LIQUORS. the pro-
ceeds to bc turned into the United
States treasury.
we are making those provisions
found iu the federal act part OF
uur state laws so that the local au-
thorftits may COnuscste and sell ve-
nicles used il Illegal transportation
az H9uots and the proceeds 20 b'
turned over 90 the school funds.
Many fake medicine preparation
containing "a large per cent Of alco
hol are being sold IN near-beer "A
looms cigar stores. etc. We hav'
amended the law 80 as 20 preven
this and az the same time not 60 in
terferc with the sale ot al Legitimate
medicinal preparations
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SENTENCE TWO FOR
ROBBERY ATTEMPT
Negroes Arrested Here Admit
Guilt-Will Serve Long
Terms. y
Special To The News Times !:

Special To Inc Ne1Sr- lInes
I.APORTE, Ind. Jan. 31.-Ba-ney
Oren, OF Philadelphia. Miss. and
Teddy" Daniels. Nashville. Tenn,
were sentenced 20 from FIVE 10 II
years in prison by Judge Gallaher
today. Both men pleaded guilty 10 4
charge OF assault and battery with
intent 20 commit robbery.
They were captured In South Bend
Their victim was A. 5. Brown. OF
Michigan City. . mute. who was
shot through the left hand IN an
attempted holdup.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
ArreSt HoOSier Farmer
On Charge of Robbery
r Associated 20:

SULLIVAN. Ind. Jan. 3i-Wai-
ter Ford. son OF a farmer living
here. is IN jail charged with partici-
patton in the holdup az Buchanan's
GENERAL store at Miners City. Sun
day evening. Two masked men en-
tered the store. and after robbing
81 Of $500 escaped in an automO-
bile.
posse gave chase and near
Shelburn found a disabled automo-
bile. CAPTURING Ford and Dutch
Broderick, while a third man cs-
capped. Broderick also escaped
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
WOULD ERECT MONUMENT.
Bv AssOciated Press:

DE ASrbNlaAE1 ANoS-
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. al
Erection by the state OF Indiana Of
a monument in the national ceme-
tery near Washinton. d. g. 10 the
memory Of Gen. Henry W. Lawton;
Indiana soldier who was killed in
tho Filipino insurrectiOn. was pro-
posed Monday by a bill introduced
in the state legislature BY Sen. Hart
Zell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
RAIL MEN APPEAL TO WILSOl

A BE AT PEACE:-Aoqcaint nov ihysef /,
w Nth him. and b. a. peace thereby good
kSA shall come unto thea--Iob p. q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
THE WEATHER.

Iadiana: CLOUDY and unsettled TUESDAY and
wednesday. no change !1 temperature.
Lower Michigan: Partly cloudy Tuesday:
"Wednesday unsettled, no change i1 tempcra-
ture
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1CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR,
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CONTINUED on PAGE FOUI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-21
BLACKS

Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Harner and
family entertained Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs Paul IT, Krumrine and son
Claude. OF near the New Church. MFR.
and Mrs. Mervin ]. Harner and son,
I4ayerne. and Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Wolfe. OF Markers MIL.
MFR. and Mrs. Wilson II. Study. OF
this place. were Sunday visitors at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Harner, OF
near Kingsdaie.
Mr.. Meryin J. Harner spent Thurs
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Co
panhnYer. OF near Bethel. and Mr..
Blrnie Rinaman and family. Of near
Walnut Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe. OF the
square. spent Saturday at the home Of
Mr. George Wolfe and family, OF Mar.
ker's Mill.
Mrs. Mabel N copenhayer Is spend.
ing several days this week az the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Copcnhayer
OF near Bethel.
y Mr.. William Bankert. OF near Men
gs's Mill. Is reported on the sick list
Mr.. George Koontz. OF Park Strub
won o pig at a shooting match held In
Kingsdale last Saturday.
on Wednesday morning the Their
lnnmeter was down TO zero
Our roads are In fairly good shape
now again.
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vTNRUsTEEs SALE
a OF a
IA Small Farm

BY virtue CT decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County. sitting in
Equity, passed in cause No. 1896.
wherin Emma +. PercivaI ct al, are
plaintiffs and Temma c. Storms ct AL.
are defendants, the undersigned truss
tee will sell at public sale on the
promises, near Browns school House,
lin Hampstead district, Carroll county,
Maryland ON
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UNI0NTOMN /.

Mrs. Jennie Woods, Of Oakland, CAL.
and Mrs. Charles Wentz, Of Baltimore,
spent day in town the past week.
Visiting their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rodkey, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Rodkey and Miss Ella Beam
~ The Mission Study Glass OF the Luz
theran church will meet ON Thursday
evening, January 81. ait the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II B. Fogle.
The remains Of Mr. Joseph Weller.
former resident of the town, were
brought from the home OF his son and
Inferred in the Methodist Protestant
cemetery on Wednesday.
Mr. John Cox. of Clear Ridge, has
sold HIS home 70 Mr.. Samuel Green
zltpltz. OF near Wakefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cookson speak in
terms OF the highest appreciation OF
the unceasing kindness OF their
Friends and neighbors through the six
teen months Illness and the death Of
their little daughter, Cora Kindness
that fills their hearts with apprecia-
tion and that they feel can hardly be
repaid.
A4Uniontown Lutheran-St Paul's--
$50 Sunday school 1890 preparatory
service. Holy communion. New mem
bers received Mission Study class on
each Thursday night. 100 c. Endeav-
or. ~
!. Emmanuel (BausD--1.30 Sunday
school. 2.s0 divine worship with SER
mon by the pastor 200 G. Endeavor
Uniontown Methodist Protestant
$50 a. m. Sunday school 7.30 D. m.
preaching. Thursday 7.S0 D. m. G. e.
service.
Pipe Creek--Preaching 1880 a. m.
Mrs. D. Myers Englar on Friday
last entertained from 2 to y. m. the
following little guests Misses Mary
and Dorothy Segafoose, Audrey and
Margaret Repp, Emma Hiltebridie,
Miriam Fogle Virginia Myers, Mar
earet Sittig, Mabel Rented. Fidelia
Gilbert Margaret stultz and Hazel
Simpson
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Sunday with Mr. and MRS Forrest
Otto. Baltimore.
Mrs. Sue Gait. of Westminster.
spent the weeks end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert s. Mckinney.
Mrs. Sue Crapster has returned
home from an extended stay in WASH
ington.
Mr.. Harry Fouke is critically Ill at
present writing.
Mrs. Augusta Crabs and Miss Rosa
CrHbbs spent several days in Balti-
more. Mrs. Crabbs returned, Miss
Rose remaining.
Miss Miriam Shipley, Of Baltimore,
is home at the Presbyterian Manse on
the sick list.
Mr.. ELI M. Dutterer was confined 70
the house several days the first Of the
week with the fashionable disease--a
severe cold.
Our Doctors are kept busy day and
night as nearly everyone Is suffering
with severe colds and grippe.
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IS Acres, z Foods and 20
SQUARE PsTChHS

OF land. more or less, being the same
land Of which Thomas l.. Storms,
late Of Carroll county, died, seized and
possessed, and lies adjacent to the
lands OF Mary A. Martin, Cleveland
Neudecker and others, and is imbrov-
ed by two story FRAME DWELL
ING, with four rooms, a stable, and
outbuildings. and contains several
acres Of young timber, and an excel
lent spring of water
Terms of Sale: -One-third cash on
the day Of sale or on the ratification
thereof by the Court, and the residue
In two equal payments, the one in one
year, and the other in two years from
dry Of sale, or all cash at the option
of the purchaser. The credit pay
ments TO be secured by the notes OF
the purchaser, with approved security
bearing interest from the day OF sale.
The purchaser will be required TO
make cash payment OF $4,000 on
the day Of sale.
MICHAEL z. WALSH, Trustee.
Nicholas J. Walsh, auctioneer.
jan Z u
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Saturday, January 18th

1921, at p. M. all that tract Of land
containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-21
z Acres, 3 Foods and ID
Square PoTGheS

az land. more or less. being the same
land which Roderick Dorsey, late OF
Carroll County, died, seized and
possessed and lies adjacent 20 the
land OF Nicholas s. Wood and others.
This property Is located IN an elegant
neighborho0d.
Terms Of Sale:--0ne-third cash on
the day Of sale or on the ratification
thereof by the Court, and the residue
In two equal payments. the one In one
year. and the other in two years from
date Of sale. or all cash AZ the option
Of the purchaser. The credit paw
mcnts TO be secured by the notes OF
the purchaser. with approved security
bearing interest from the day OF sale.
The purchaser will be required TO
make cash payment OF 5000 on
the day OF sale.
MICHAEL r. WALSH. Trustee.
Frank T. Davis, auctloneer.
Jan u
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TANEYToMN

The farm and mill OF Charles II.
BaBehoar was sold TO Albert Baker on
Monday, January II, and not January
rs as reported. Terms private.
Mrs. Noryllle r. Shoemaker spent
several days with relatives and
friends in New Windsor.
Mrs. John Hockensmith and niece,
Miss Carrie, spent from Friday until
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DETOuR

Miss Mary Houston, Baltimore, Wis
tied Mrs. VIM. G. Miller recently.
Miss Margaret Smith spent the
weeks end with Mrs. d y. Thompson.
New Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eyler and Miss
Rhoda Weant, Baltimore, spent Sun
day with NJ. and Mrs. F, J. Shorb.
Mrs. F1eagle, Hagerstown. visited
her sister, Mrs. james Myerly. last
week.
H.H. Boyer spent a few days In Bal
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The W. c. r. u. will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Ulysses shipley next
Thursday afternoon, January ~. II In
element Il win be held on Friday az
ternoon. Members and friends cordial
ny invited NJ
The H. T.. l.. will meet at Pleasant
Grove Sunday morning, January 80,
at II o'clock.
The Y. r. b met last Saturday night
az Mr. Hoff's with a large attendance
and much interest.
The first anniversary Of C0nstitu-
tionaI Prohibition was observed at
Sandy Mount Sunday morning by
splendid addresses by Fillmore Hon
and Rev. Clough
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. westaway gave
dinner last Sunday TO a large NUM-
her Of relatives.
Miss Jane Warehime, OF Westnins-
ter. was the weeks end guest OF Miss
Marybclle Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Zentz and
family and Mrs. i. W. caple sper
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Zent2,
Of Baltimore.
Miss Ethel Brown has been on the
sick Hat
Weather Is the coolest this year
down 10 zero this morning.
G. n. this Sunday night at 7 o'clock
All cordially invited.
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TRUSTEES SALE
n OF
A PARCEL OF LAND
IN MT. AIRY DISTRICT.

by virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, sitting in
Equity. passed in cause No. 1858
Equity, wherein Elias Dorsey ct al,
are plaintiffs and Marie Mysrs, I'm
FAINT. Is the defendant, the undersign-
cd trustee viii sell at public sale on
the premises, near Watersville. Mt.
Airy District, Carroll county, Mary
land ON
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tlmoTa last week
Mrs, Spear and son, Of Baltimore.
spent Sunday with Mgn M. T. FogIe.
Miss Winifred Koolss returned from.
Frederick CITY Hospital last Saturday
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Monday, January 31st

1921. At D. NJ, an that tract Of land.
containing
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Open Saturday Night and Until 1.30
IN sunday
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-21
1-7-4t1taw.
Reasons Why You Should Join
TIE STACS Ts

The coming fraternal order dues
onlv 81 per month. No "Booze. -
Each local drove regulates the pay
ments of it's benefits in the form OF
donations, as follows:
. fst-Local droves of Stays 81
weekly sick and accident benefits. .
2nd-Local droves $125 funeral
benefits.
3rd-Local droves furnish free
physician for members and family.
4th--Local droves furnish free legal
advice to members.
5tll-The Stays will help you in
your business.
6th-The Stays help you get po~
sition when you are out OF employ
nent.
7th-The Stays give you many So
cial advantages.
sth-The Stays supreme drove has
an ideal plan to care for orphans.
9th-The local drove can have ele-
giant club rooms, billiard, pool, bowl
ing and dancing parlors, library and
gymnasium.
1oth-One night each week is set
aside as Ladies Night" This is for
the entertainment of mothers, wives,
sisters, daughters and lady friends
Of members.
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MasrER,s SALE

State of South Carolina County of
Newberry Court OF Common
Pleas. si1
A. 2. WiSe and A. G. Wise, Partners
UaGer the Firm Name and Style OF
A. 3. Wise and Company, Plain
| tifs,
agairst
Wyiie Beard and S. l.. Feilers, De-
PENDANTS.
By virtue Of an order Of the court
liza the above entitled action, the
Master Will sell az public auctien to
the highest bidder, within the legal
hours Of sale, before tle court house
at Newiberry, S. G., on Monday, sales
day, February, 1921, the following
! described property, to wit:
All the right, title and interest fof
the defendant Wylie Beard in the
premises (the same being in the life
interest cf Wylie3 3Beardl in all that
tract or piece. Of land lying and being
! situate in Newbarry county, state OF
South Caral;..a, in Number Ten
! township, containing thirty acres,
more or less. and bounaed by lands
cf j. P. Cannon, NJ. s. Strauss, M.
II. 2oozer and Margaret Beard, the
same piece Of land decided to me by
! Margaret Beard. s
| Terms Of sale: Cash. The pur-
chaser will be required upon the ac-
ceptanca of his bid to deposit with
1.-The Master $100 as. evidence of good
faith, and if the purchaser fails I'M
mediately to make such deposit with
| the Master, the Master will declare
such sale as null and void and Will
Immediately resell said premises at
the first purchasers risk. The pur-
chaser viii be required to pay for
stamps, recording and papers.
H. H. RIKARD,
Master.
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Sd: Subscribe to The Herald and News,
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Peoples National Bank
Of Prosperity, S. c., viii meet in the
Office of the president in the bank
building on Tuesday, January IL,
1921, at / O'Clock p. m, for the pur-
aose Of electing directors ard attend
ing. to any other business that may
come before the meeting.
w. W. Wheeler,
President.
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one horse at the FIRE house and from
the street sweeDings.
This manure is to be paid for
quarterly, in advance, and a check
for the first quarter must accompany
each bid. -.
Bids viii be opened at the meeting
Of the council January 25th, 1921.
Nail all bids to
J. w. CHAPMAN,
Clerk and Treasurer.
1-l8-2t. ~
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NOTICE

To All Persons Who Are in Business
Of Any Kind: -:
The license ordinance. for the year
1921 has been enacted and is now OF
force.
The schedule Of rates is Identical
with that of the past year. Come
and get your license so that your
business may be carried on without
J. w. Chapman,
Clerk and Treasurer.
!.
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MANURE FOR SALE.

Bids will be received for the, ma
nure for year 1921 from the seven
Cd mules at the towns barns, %
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Sadie Goggans,
Publicity Chairman.

ft5OStiS -S0SS"AS,
Publicity Chairman.
The following is the, list
members OF the Newherry cou
.ty Red Cross for 1921:
Business Section, NeWberry.
Paul T. Anderson.
Philip Daiteh. .sT
j. p. Moon. :
Mrs: j.. r. Moon.
". T. Brown:
Sam Johnson.
Alfred Hardelnan:
Or. Frank Mower.
Henry Adams.
Julian White.
A. II. Counts.
Carabel West.
DR.. Y. NJ. Brown.
w. E. Crooks.
Mr.. Shealy.
Rev. 3. v. Babb.
Miss May Dole.
Mrs. j. n, Summer.
DR.. 3. e. Stuck.
Miss Mamie Moon
+ ii. West.
q. II. Martin.
Miss Lucy Epps.
Prof Pool
Fred Hayes. s.s 2
G. e. Dominick.
p G. Scurry.
Neal w. Workman.
Prof. John Lane
Thos. Graham
Miss Estelle Wicker:
Miss Mary Wicker.
BakelRite Bakery
Joe Hughes.
Herman Wright.
Mrs. R. Fl. Wright.
}. Z. McFaH.
Floyd Bradley.
Miss Tilla West.
John M. Kinard
mo. w Robertson.
q. MeR. Holmes.
Nc. Floyd.
%. II. Brown.
@. r.. Summer
Ra8nh S. Jenkins.
T. =. Rivers.
Buferd Cromer.
Mrs. j. 7. MeFsH.
Miss Bess Burton. :
Nat Gist.
Cornelius G.. Evans.
George Sigh:
Charles G. Freed.
Gordon G.. Blaekmou. .
Carol AZ. Dennis :
Miss Eugenia Epps. 4
A. J. Bowers, Jr.
DR.. w. G. Mayes.
Mrs. George Epps.t
L. B. Bedenbaugh.
j. G.. Sease.
Virgil J. shealy:
j. Fl. Mcdonald.
I. n. Merchant.
I'd. C. Shealy.
Price X. Harmon.
Jordan Pool.
DIR. j. E. Stokes.
Chalmers Brown.
DIR. H, NJ. Bigby.
Miss Annie Bynum.
Miss Louise Sullivan.
V. kOhn.
Hal Kohn.
E. H. Moore.
G.. d. Weeks. =.
Eloise Earhardt.
Mrs. B. w. Watkins.
Miss Nell Watkins.
Mr.. Crotwell.
G.. B. Spinks.
Mrs. c. B. Spinks.
J. Fl. Summer.
W. E. Dominick.
L. G.. Sullivan.
B. M. Scurry.
Frazier Evans.
j. Fl. Summer, Jr.
e. e. Smith.
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Mrs. r.. }. Dlckert.
H. c.. Caldwell.
Johnnie Wood.
Tom Alewine.
G. C. Gaymon.
G. E. .McCarey.
J. NJ. Davis.
Miss Helen Anderson.
Jim Cromer.
Hiss Mamie Bowers.
Miss Carrie Street.
John Butler.
N. R. Lake.
Miss Christie Youngblood.
Miss Annie Kinard.
Willie Mason.
J. Fl. Mason.
Cecil Kinard.
Julian Bedenbaugh.
Mrs. Lizzie Matherson.
]. Y. Jones.
Mrs. Alma Cook.
A. H. Bouknight.
Mellohon.
". D. Stillwell.
E. j. Dickert.
Miss Nellie D. Froud.
Miss Elsie Wil!ingham.
Robert Bartly.
?. A. Howard.
DIT. W. Smith.
Carl Hudrens.
s. +. Shealy
P. It. Smith.
Walter KeisIer.
T n Hudpens.
II p. Powell.
Mrs. Fannie Harmon.
Miss Mamie Miller.
Mrs. China Carr.
Oakland.
Mrs + w Courtney.
E. T. Waits.
K;,ard.
Mrs. J. B. Smith.
W. NJ. Hudson.
p Feorle
3 n Griffin
Mrs c.. M. Smith.
Mrs w c. S}irh
Miss Nancv Werts
Nrs r M Wer.s
Annie Mae Williams
Miss EsteIle Werts.
Miss Ollie Feagle
Mrs + A. Dominick.
Miss Sall;e Wilson.
Miss Eva Oyner.
/. G. Oxner.
I. W. Shealy.
Rosa Lee Moats.
l.. y. Hudson.
e. T.. Albritton.
Joe Wess;nger.
+. P. Folk.
Dr W e Ricklev.
Mrs A 7 Johnson
Tr.nwoo8
Mre 7 w Reeder
Mrs. f. P. Matthews.
Mrs. Henry Reeder.
Miss Anna Long.
Mrs. c. A. Matthews.
Walter Barre.
Mrs. ! r. McCrackin.
Mrs, L.. NJ. Long.
Burton.
DR. W. D. Sem
Mrs. w. D. Sem.
Miss T,,,cv Sem
Mrs Carrie Sem
Miss Do]}ie Mae Senn
uo.,,on M.vh;n
ceoroo Davennoct
Mrs Rrice Mcrarlev
R,sb p:ve-
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Mrs. j. d. Wheeler.
Frances Wheeler.
Mrs. J. i. RoWlcS.
Mrs. Henry Cannon.
Mrs. S. G. Brown.
Miss Carrie Greneker.
Fl. Il. Sigh.
Mrs. j. Fred Schumpert.
Mrs. Ola Davenport.
Mrs. Will Swittenberg.
Mrs. Burr Martin.
Mrs. W. II. Carwile.
Miss Gertrude Carwile.
Miss Fannie NJ. Carwile.
Miss 7. Lightsey.
Mrs. G.. J. Purcell.
Mildred Purcell.
Mrs. Claude Schumpert.
Mrs. D. B. Werts.
Mrs. 0. B. Mayer.
Mrs. l.. w. Jones.
Mrs. /. II. Hunt.
Mrs. Henry West.
Mrs. R. D. Smith.
Mrs. f. T. Carlson.
Nell. Mower.
Mrs. Nell. Mower.
Elizabeth Mower.
Fannie Mower.
Mrs. J. r. Floyd.
Mrs. Julia Brown.
Mrs. Geo. Hipp.
Mrs. A. G.. Welch.
Miss Linda Weleh.
r. II. .Greneker.
Mrs. J. G. Hipp.
Mrs. F. P. Vigodsky
Mrs. J. W. Smith, Jr.
Mrs. J. D. Bruce.
Mrs. J. B. Gregory.
Mrs. M. O. Simmer.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lominack.
Mrs r. +. Schumpert.
w. c. Schenck.
Mrs. ", c. Schenck.
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Mrs. A. P. Coleman.
Mrs. G. R.. Pettigrew.
Mrs. j. B. Scurry.
Mrs. J. L. Watkins.
A. P. Coleman.
C. B. Pitts. !;
w. NJ. Cromley.
w. D. Alien.
J. C. Smith.
j. r. Irwin.
NJ. L. Connolly.
W. R. Keith.
w. L. Spearman.
Pon,aria.
J. C. Aull.
R. H. Hipp.
Mrs. r. II. fIipp.
Mrs. Sarah Settler.
Dr.. r. J. Johnson.
W, w. Berley.
Mrs. w. W. Be-ley.
J. J. Hentz.
j. Cecil Berley.
Mrs. J. J. Hentz.
Mrs. J, P. Settler.
J. P. Settler.
H. w. Lominick.
J. H. Bedenbaugh.
DR.. T.. T. Pinner.
Mrs. q. T. Pinner.
W. L .Bcdenbaugh.
J. B. Bedenbaugh.
Mrs. J. J. Kibler.
Mrs. Beatrice Hope.
Mrs. j. L. Graham.
No. IL Township.
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Or. O.. A. PlEnef.
H. L. Su5er.
f. L. Livingston.
G. E. Post.
J C. Swygert.
E. 7. Livingston.
Mrs. c. A. Pinner.
Miss Marie suoer.
Mrs. ). e. Eptlng.
Mrs. W. VI. wilson.
Johnnie A. Cutaalahdef.
Little Mountain.
S. W. Young.
Geo. B. Derrick.
Lawrence Brady.
R. 7. Feagle.t
Lee Shealy.
Harold Wise.
l.. NJ. Matthews.
I. V. Matthews.
Is. l.. Bowers.
Maioy Wheeier.
W. a. Counts.
Bernard Sfea5y'
Jas. E. Sheaiy.
J. K. Derrick.
Cariin Shealy.
Carl Wheeler.
J. M. Shease.
S. l.. Roach.
Willie Hack pefrlcS.
5. &. Glass
Roy Carroll.
W. B. Shealy.
Mrs. ]. J. Long.
Mrs. W. 3. Shealy.,
Mrs. Kate Monts.
Mrs. J. K. Derrick.
Miss Anna Boland.
Miss Lucy Brady.
Miss Ada Brady.
Mrs. J. NJ. Sease.
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