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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-07-09
THE WAR FRONT

American volunteer group were
placed under the army air corps
command in China and opened
their operations with heavy
raids on three key Japanese
bases at Hankow, Nanchang and
Canton. Six Japanese planes
were destroyed without loss.
A navy communique reported
army bomberS scored hits on
an enemy cruiser and sank a
transport in the Aleutian Is
lands. In addition, navy sub
marines sank three destroyers.
The situation in the Islands
has not changed materially"
however, in the past two weeks,
the navy report said. The Office
of Indian Affairs announced all
of the Aleutlan Islands west OF
Dutch Harbor, as well as the
Pribilof Islands, have been clas-
sified as parts of a total evac-
uatlon zone. The office said
nearly 1000 civilians have been
removed from these areas by
the navy and transferred to
the American mainland.
The first communique from
U. S. headquarters of the Eur
opean theater reported six U.
S. Douglas light bombers man
ned by U. S. pilots successful
ly attacked targets by daylight
in German-occupied territory in
a joint operation with Raj
bombers. Two American planes
were reported missing. The ma
Wy said U. S. bombers carried
out a second attack on Japan
ese-held Wake Island. The navy
also announced the U. S. air
craft carrier Wasp carried aer-
ial reinforcementS to the Brit
ish Island of Malta in the Med
iterranean. Gen. MacArthur'S
Australian headquarters report
ed repeated air raids on Jap
anese-held territory in that
area. The sinking of II more
United Nations merhcant vessels
by enemy submarine action was
announced.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-07-09

Mrs. Alma Frasier spent this
week at the Frasier ranch on
Sarpy creek.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-07-09
A week OF
THE WAR
A Brief Summary OF
News Highights
Of The Wdr

Army Chief of Ordnance
Campbell, speaking at Salisbury,
N, O., said "Our tanks are SUI
perior to anything the enemy
has. Type by type, speed our
high-velocity 75-millimeter guns
in our Ms tanks far and away
outrange the best the Germans
have . and we can fire this
high-velocity IS when the tank
is in motion, which is more
than an enemy tank whatever
its size, can do"
Gen. Campbell said the So
called new German 88-MM.
gun" is about as secret as q
daisy water pistol. It has been
known to us and our Allies for
at least 10 years. We outmatch
this gun with several of our
field and antitank guns" He
said the German SO is effective
as an antitank weapon only
within its limited range.
U. S. machine guns, Gen.
Campbell said, will "outfunc-
ton any enemy gun under the
most adverse circumstances -
in other words, they will keep
firing when enemy guns have
to shut down to change bar
rels." The United States "can
build a better automobile, a
better typewriter, a better ice
box and we can build - and
are building - better machine
weapons" Gen. Campbell said.
1.-THE enemy cannot Guido Am
erican design and production
and spirit"
The WPB reported the dollar
value of war shipments from
430 automotive industry plants
totaled $3.50 million during APP
ril, an increase of As per cent
over February. Army services
of supply Commander Somer-
veil instructed civilian guards
at 1000 war plants to organ
ize an auxiliary to the army,s
corps of military police as a fur
ther protection against enemy
SaboteurS.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Army and Navy Union

The following District of Colum-
bia delegates will attend the Ma
tional Encampment in Buffalo,
N. Y, August 10 through 23 Ma
tional Junior Vice Comdr. Foster
Touart. National Defense Chairman
Earl Hamilton Smith, National
Legislative Officer Warren E. Miller
National Patriotic Instructor Will
liam T. Conray, Department Comdr.
William F. Cornwell, Comdr. Israel
Kaufman of the Presidents Own
Garrison, Comdr. Howard M. Spar
row OF Gen. Guy V. Henry Gar
rison, Comdr. w. Terry Martin
of Gen. Anton Stephan Garrison
Department Adjt. Lillian L. Rea-
gan, Department Paymaster Marie
Anderson, Department Chaplain J
H. Carter, Department Patriotic In
structor John E. Smith. Past De-
partment Vice Comdr. Edward Llv-
ingstone, Richard N. Carter and
J. H. Y. Davis.
The Department of the Potomac
will support National Senior vice
Comdr. Sidney z. Davidson Of Roch-
ester, N. Y, for the office OF ma
tional commander and will oppose
the proposed amendment to the
national constitution requiring each
department to have IL garrisons.
Presidents Own Garrison met at
2437 Fifteenth street NV. last
Thursday. Comdr. Israel kaufman
presided The following new men,
bers were inducted: Frank T. Jor-
dan, .jr.; Melvin w. Grady and Carl
G. Womack.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Y. w. G. A. News

Soldiers and girls are invited TODAY
to the USO at-home from $50 to II
pm. at the Y. w. c. A. at Seven
teenth and K streets. Cold supper
will be served at 6 pm. and a musi-
cal and dramatic program, "Pent-
house Presents-Over USO Sta
tion." will take place at 8 pm.
The USO Penthouse is open
throughout the week from 9 am. to
ii pm. Servicemen are invited.
Tomorrow night there will be an
outdoor dance from $3.50 to 1890
o'clock. The public will be welcome
William Loman will be the speaker
at the Y. w. c. A. "at-home" on
August lS at 8 pm. sally Prunes
Her Personality will be the subject
OF his address to girls recently come
TO work in Washington.
Members of the Y. w. C. A. Dav-
time Club will meet Wednesday from
II am. to l pm. Membership in
the club is extended to girls who
work at night.
On Wednesday evening Senior
High School Girl Reserves will 20 on
bicycling outing and picnic at
Hams Point. They will bring their
suppress and leave from the central
building at pm.
On Thursday evening employed
girls will 60 on picnic at Glen Echo
Amusement Park. All will bring
their supper and those wishing 70
swim will bring bathing suits. Tick
cts and directions may be OBJ
tanned at the "Y" information desk
throughout Wednesday.
Dances will be held on Friday and
Saturday nights. A roof garden
dance will take place from to IL
o'clock August q and August "a.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Enlisted Reserve
Corps En|istments
Largely Hailed
Procedure Announced
For Students Expecting
Naval Reserve Status

Enlistments and -enlistments In
the Enlisted Reserve Corps. with
certain exceptions, have been sus-
pended Students in institutions
maintaining compulsory Army Re-
serve officers Training Corps basic
course who desire to enter the
Naval Reserve may be enlisted in
the Army Enlisted Reserve Corps in
order to reserve them for enlistment
in the Naval Reserve upon compile
ton of their basic course training.
Enlistments for the present calep-
dar year will be from freshman and
sophomore classes and for subse-
quent calendar years will be from
freshman classes only.
Students who are enlisted under
the above provisions will, on their
request, be discharged from the
Army Enlisted Reserve Corps for
enlistment in the Naval Reserve on
completion of their ROTC basic
training or on separation from the
institution prior to completion of
such training.
In the case of students who have
enlisted in the Navy or Marine
Corps Reserve and who enter COL
leges or universities having COM
pulsory military education, the Navy
will discharge such students. These
students will be enlisted in the Army
Enlisted Reserve Corps and on COM
pletlng the sophomore year. on leav-
ing school prior to that time, such
individuals will, at their request, be
discharged from the Army Enlisted
Reserve Corps and again enlisted
In the Naval Reserve.
AS of July 20 there were 1000 VOL
unteer officer candidates inducted
into service. These are class ga
selective service registrants, deferred
for dependency only, who volunteer
Tor induction competing for admis-
sion to officer candidate schools.
Unless specially qualified, they
must serve at least three months in
an enlisted status after induction
before becoming eligible for ap-
polntment to an officer candidate
school. In the event that any VOL
unteer officer candidate is not Sc
lected to attend a candidate school
within four months after induction.
ne may, on request, be relieved from
duty and returned to civilian status
until such time as other selective
service registrants in his class are
called.
Evening star., 1942-08-16

D"'tANSo NJtu fLOLIuuS uTC
counted the same as other days.
'aRss Rssro w. POLLARD, ae., and Kathleen R
Ernssf nes nor:sv n,W;, ths Rev j. s: sgenee: 49,
nv sH 3 3: 7a 4 whieins ReiaTafe ave- s'~'' the
sh nT st 1ns nv Ap5s abs k.v Rosn,0n Srnso ssl
Francis N Freeman nt' e5 5f'hnT 1919 . Marion aray
st. nv, and. Kathiyne Small. 21. 1881
Gs,nto Gs,lnIfornia st. NV" the Rev. r. NJ
Ernest 4: Marshall, "a, and willena Wee
Gen Gen 10 30 = both Of 4es L st. s.w, the
Raymond r.. Diedrichsen. "a. Naval Re-
Is Is, ;aoe st. s,w, the Rev. 'f II. II II. Gle. Gle
osIsm Fn1ts1 E. Phillips. lips 35;, and cornela A
w,EIfs Rev; :, John M; N; Baallbaeh. w
5s glstehsF f.. s; S.v both Ct @ x2Ga Elicots St a
'afs isrta L. Boydsn, der s2, ouanticq. and Mar-
the Rev. W "pa1i II. Wilson. IT, Indianapolis
James l. Caldwell. "a. Fort Belvoir, and
i,e'GRs the ReS 4 Estes W,isdn s1 1910 ST. Sc.
Martin Bilon. 70. "5I:s' 20I3 Perry ST no
st snd ms Mary ,,s E. R.H RAshststter %. so9 18th
Herman Wehrman. H, a. l. i4o i99useesty st. Sc.
and Audry G. WRIGHT. 27, 3o6 End st. St.
ne tne Rev. E. M Boyer
6. H. Hamilton. ''A o. ""'' 'he NeV'
R'oegt pert sns Nd oseen MsTehe pron 20 So Myrtle
Thomas ne Rs seanon Hen 4 f4f caTnsg Rsode
aye; sys4 mn; ,Gib and raldins M Albert 80.
wilson io'h 81. NV the Rev. W. H.
Ruddelph d W; Adler 81. Shaker Heights,
Gote Gotei: and n, Peborah Deb Burton aa Dodge
Ps Mc1d. 4oo5 9th st ne: the Rev. Tssrs Edward
Nv; and Rose N Marcelino Ma c,lnn warren sgF z, st
Edwin Nfp'gn o. Psrfee s. ne' Il The Rey Mslloy
and Sara r Iaines, s0ms S 1so! p1Tk, MersIan Ma;
fe Marie MfiS'lah NJ saisb 20 Au1sEn' tsEn n " and
rdIaoL, ~; the Rev: W. II jameson "'Af'0 Di
EDMOND J.: Chiasson; %, Marine Barracks.
o yo;'s the Rss RsseHSa Ses " welcS Sl0
walter Jones. ~. and Mamie r, Smith. Al
both both. Of r.ana Rocky Mount, N. C.; the Rev.
and poris l. aibbsi baalS - 5aessSo s5So
,oba bath st. sinsa., nv; the Reyy, J. |. Bailey ''
Windham =. both Of Of AIexandGpniaas Ina dGnase w M
c.n3s. the Rev { wn i T; Briggs. va
william Graves 35, 9OI F St. s.w and
Saliie ": w. Williamson, W 3s; 7755 10th St. st.
H. H. Bridges, 81, 1892 18th st NV and
Jessie M. Brunson. %, 1901 Saratoes
ave ne; the Rev. Robin Gould.
Grilly, 36, New York; the Rev. r B.
Donald C.. Scott, %, 1905 Monroe st. ne,
the Rev. Maurice S. White -Ao
James E. O'Brien. 35, and Elizabeth Poole.
So both of Arlington; Judge Fay l..
FLOYD w. jenkins, 20 Quantico, and Jayne
E. Pearson. 10, 2409 Randolph pl e
the Rev. Bernard Braskamp
Walter j. Godleski, 81, Boiling Field. and
Verlan T. Brooks, 20, 456 Mellon st,
s.e.: the Rev. Donald S. Browne
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Births Reported

Jack and Edith Billheimer, boy.
Homer and Eleanor Boushey, boy.
Barnett and Anne Chatlin boy.
Calvin and Mary Cook, boy.
Carson and Esther Culp. boy
John and Bernadette De Jarld, girl.
William, jr., and Elizabeth Everett, girl.
Vernon and Thelma Frazier, girl.
Paul and Marjorie Fyfe, girl.
Joseph and Jean Gatta, girl
John and Anne Gworek, girl
Harry and Leoma Jones, girl
Richard and Mary Kelly. boy.
Raymond and Bernice Kollath, girl.
Richard and Dorothy Lunc, boy.
Louis and Helen Kite, boy.
Charlie and Anna Monroe, girl.
Charles and Katherine Montgomery, boy.
Conway end Vera McCurry, girl.
Isaac and Emma OHanlon, boy.
Francis and Florance O'Hara, boy.
Henry and Catherine Orrison, girl.
Joseph and Wilma Perkins. girl.
Walter, jr.. and Clara Reid, boy
Thomas and Frances Shaffer, girl.
Titus and Phyllis Smith, boy
Charles and Jane Tebbe, boy.
Marshall and Ann Turner, girl.
Robert and Leona White. boy
Edward and Dorothy Whitehead, girl
Paul and Tanara Young. boy.
William and Dorothy Xanten, boy
Herbert and Portia Bundy, girl.
George and Elizabeth jackson, girl.
Willis and Bernice Jefferson. girl.
James and Emma Lester, girl.
Danile and Edna Loney, girl.
Joseph and Ida Parker, boy.
Frederick and Allegera Peterson. boy.
Clyde and Corine Smith twin boys.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Justice Council will meet Thurs
day night at Northeast Masonic
Temple, when the councillor, Mrs.
Russie Garfield, will receive as
guests the State councillor, Mrs, Mary
Williams, and her staff of officers,
and the national guide, Miss Madge
Mills. The occasion will be the Goth
anniversary of the council. A spe-
cial invitation has been issued to
Friendship Council of Alexandria,
Va.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Eastern Stur News

Members and friends of Ruth
Chapter will meet at Blair Park,
Georgia avenue and the District
line, on Tuesday at pm for an old
fashioned picnic, which is a part of
the celebration Of their 50th ami
versary. Those attending will bring
their own basket lunch. Games and
entertainment will be furnished.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Sponish War Veterans
Auxiliary

Dewey Auxiliary met Monday, with
Vice President Nancy Evans presid-
ing. Department President Ethel
Finn spoke. Urell Auxiliary met
Wednesday. Nelson A. Miles Aux
iliary met Friday and made plans
for and evening of games on
August %.
There will be l25 local members
in attendance at the national con-
vention which opens today in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
WV Members
Seek Cadets for
Army Aviation
District Department
Sent Many to Camp;
Auxiliary News
Meetings This Week

Mopday-Internal Revenue
Post, 1903 Fourteenth street
NV: Police-Fire Post, 300
Monroe street NE.
Tuesday-Military Order of
the Cootie, 935 G place NV:
Junior Drum and Bugle Corps,
Eastern High School Armory.
Wednesday-Gen. Edwards
Post, Commerce Department
Building; Equality Walter Reed
Post, 1912 Ninth street NV;
United States Naval Gun Fac
tory Post. 2o9 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc: H. L. Edmonds
Post, 1903 Fourteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Ben Hur News

Members Of the i've courts will
ballot this week for District No. Is
representative to the 18th conven-
ton to be held in Charlottesville
Ind, October 20. The two Washing
ton candidates are Walter T. Roche
Potomac Court, and Melvin D. New
land, United Court.
Meetings to be held in Pythiar
Temple are: Monday, Potomac Court
and the Executive Board; Tuesday
Mckinley Court; and Friday, United
Court. Congressional Court will
meet Wednesday at the home o1
Elmer johnson.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Deaths Reported

Atlee johnson. s5, 301O Wisconsin ave,
Richard H. Barnett. s5, 1926 University pl
Joh Balir, 81. Blairs Va.
Sarah Carr, al, 4535 Klingle St NV.
William W. Jermane, 70. 2s4o 2sth st.
NV.
summerneld G. Nottingham. rs. 4511
11th ST. NV.
Jesse W. Morgan, 13 ~ seaton pl. NV.
Mary E. Boland, 70, a26 st. NV.
Mary A. Buchanan, IS, 375 Irving st,
Blanche D. Harris 81. 1872 Allison st. ne.
Mabel C. Brill. 56. 3237 Hiatt pl NV.
Mary L. Smith, So 1904 C st. ne.
Rosa Bucher. 54. 1902 Burke st. ne
Marie w. Edwards A., 2716 Ontario rd.
NV.
Edward R. Dummar, 23 Receiving Station,
Navy Yard.
infant Kersey. Silver Spring, Nd.
George w Chase, rs, 1926 Foote st. ne.
Henrietta Young. So, 1925 Sheriff rd. ne.
John E. Masion, 81, 33l G st. NV.
Ada B. Hutchinson. "A, 523 2nd st. s.w.
Helen Frazier. 80, 40 Massachusetts ave.
James M. Reese, %. 76s Gresham pl. NV
Infant James Brown, 1882 1lth st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Meetings This Week.


Monday-Quentin Roosevelt
Post, Potomac Boat Club; De-
partment of Justice and Gas
Light Posts, Legion clubhouse.
Tuesday-National Press Club,
No. 20. Press Club, $50 pm:
Cooley Mccullough Post. Legion
clubhouse: econd Division
Post. New Colonial Hotel;
Bunker Hill Post, 807 Monroe
street NE; Pepco Post, Legion
clubhouse.
MISUNDERSTANDING Church
Depue Post and Grand Voiture.
Legion clubhouse.
Thursday-Kenna- Main Post,
1910 Good Hope road Sc.
Friday-United States Agri-
culture Post. Agriculture De-
rartment Building; Police and
Fire Sons of Legion, Legion
clubhouse.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Knights Of Pythios

Webster Lodge will meet Monday
evening.
A special dispensation has been
granted to Capitol Lodge and to
Webster Lodge to change their Sep
tember meetings so that it may fall
on September IA. They will act
as host to Supreme Chancellor John
Lee Smith of Texas. An informal
dinner will be served.
James C. Barbour. Edward E.
Sonneborn and George w. Baker
smith were elected to membership
in Calanthe Lodge. The rank of
Page will be conferred on them
Monday evening.
Friendship Temple will meet Sep
temper 2, and Rathbone Temple on
September 4.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
U. S. Rubber to Build
She'll Loading PIont
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug 15.-The United
States Rubber Co. announced today
it would build and operate a shell
loading plant in North Carolina
under terms of contract with the
Navy Department.
Ernest G. Brown has been named
general manager of the companys
shell loading division, created to
handle the assignment.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Mrs. SadIer Elected
President Of D, +,
Auxiliary
Annual Eight and Forty
Morche to Be Held
On August 23

Mrs. Edith Sadler was elected
president of the District of Colum-
bia Department. American Legion
Auxiliary, at the recent annual con-
vention.
Other officers selected were Mrs.
Gladys White. first vice president;
Mrs. Ann Gromling, second vice
president; Mrs Pearl Hegarty, third
vice president; Mrs. Ann Crump
chaplain; Mrs. Grace Stoke, SER
geant at arms; Mrs. Dorothy Red
field and Mrs. Matte Glaves, color
bearers; Mrs. Ann Dickenson, prop
erty custodian; Marie Hardner, his
torian.
Vincent B. Costello Unit will hold
its next meeting September l at
the American Legion clubhouse, 2437
Fifteenth street NV.
The annual marche of the Eight
and Forty will be held August % at
the American Legion clubhouse
under the Craftsmanship OF Mrs.
Ellen Louise Warren.
The annual dinner will be held at
6 pm.
Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy, chapeau
departmental, will preside at both
the afternoon and evening sessions.
A feature of the afternoon session
Will be the reading of the history.
covering the activities of the salon
for the current year, by L'Archiviste
Departementale, Mrs. Rae r. Zaontz,
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Washington Lodge
|0f EIks Plans
Outing Tomorrow
Service Men to Be
Guests on S. S. Nj. Vernon.
Concert by Boys Bond

Washington Lodge. BPO Elks will
hold an excursion tomorrow at $50
pm. on the S. S. Mount Vernon.
A large group of soldiers, sailors
and marines will be guests OF the
lodge. Tickets will be distributed to
servicemen at the Government In
formation Bureau, Fourteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV. by
Miss Clara Smith. James L. Kid
well will direct a concert by the
Elks Boys Band from 730 to 8 80
pm. Dancing and an entertain
ment has been planned.
The Maryland. Delaware and Dis
trict of Columbia Elks' Association
met last week in it's 22d annual con-
vention. Leonard L. Pierce. leading
knight of Washington Lodge, was
reelected to three-year term as
trustee.
DR.. Albert c. Cook of Cumber-
land, Md, was elected president.
John A. Zimmerman, Towson; DR..
George Wilson. Pocomoke, and Raw
don P. Wilmington, Crisfeld, vice
presidents; Harry Coslett, Edgar
Porter and John France, trustees;
r. Herbert Ricketts,. Towson, Md.
treasurer, Guy Miller, Annapolis
Md, secretary.
Evening star., 1942-08-16

Dilby, George W.
Thornton Vernon
Mason. William S.
Alexander. Robert A.
Jackson, Charles
Andrews, William A.
Duckett. Lowell T.
Gatties. Admiral F.
In gram, Samuel A.
Evans, Willie F.
Allen, Nathaniel
Harrington, Rufus
Greenfield. E. p, jr.
James. Elder
Joynes, Major P.
Cooper. Jack H.
Morris, Joseph o.
Cooper. Robert E.
Clemmons, Walter r
Thornton, John
Price. Wright H., jr.
Berry, Silas L.
Harris. James L.
Somerville. Jonn T.
Lindsey, Ovid M.
Davis. Raymond E.
Jackson. Arthur r.
Walker. Melvin c.
Jackson, Ralph l..
Landcraft, Charles A
Patterson. Alonza c.
Ware. Holden r.
Dickson. William M.
Rollins, Geary .
Duvall. John o.
Morton, Lawrence v,
Bolts. James T.
Smith. Walker P.
Fersner. Henry D., il
Handy, Emmett L.
Rhone, James r.
Vest. Ralph M.
Holland, Justin
Keyser, John A.
Halle. Harry
Kay, Luther
Eaton. Onis w.
Keene. r. A. s.
Dow, Wallace
Evening star., 1942-08-16
81 Co|ored Se|ectees
Leave Tomorrow
For Army Duties
2-Week FurIoueh Ends
For Group Indueted
On August ;

Ninety-seven colored selectees
from the District will leave for an
Army camp tomorrow following their
two-week furlough. They were all
inducted into the service on August 3.
Scheduled to report are:
Evening star., 1942-08-16

Stamp, stamp, stamp the boys are
marching-and 80 are the girls-to
the War savings stamp windows
Of post ofiices everywhere. Are you
In the parade?
Evening star., 1942-08-16
RoyoI keiehbors
Of America

Fdens Camp will meet at the
Thomas Circle Club on Thursday at
8 pm.
On September IA this camp will
hold benefit luncheon at Fairfax
Hotel.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Issued nt Rockville

Francis Patrick Mcknight. %. and Pauline
william Hayes, %, and Mary Elizabeth
Watson, %. both of Washington.
Joseph E: Ward, 25, and .Antoinette Beulsh
Gray, Is, both Of Washington
Fred Cushing Smith, 21, Chevy Chase, Nd,
and Dorothy Ellen Darling, / s. Washing-
ton,
Asost,no Dispensa, 81 and Constance Mi
ciotto, IS. both OF Washinston.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Forty and Eight

Grand Voiture l74 of the Forty and
Eight will elect and install its Of
ficers Wednesday evening at its
annual grand promenade at the
American Legion clubhouse. Bal
loting will start at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-08-16

Thompson. W. s.
Quinn, Wendell r.
Reynolds, Walter r.
Fields, Oscar D.
Brooks. Jessie A.
Jordan. John A.
Smith, Lawrence B
Darden, Westry l..
Boyd. Robert w.
Duckwilder. v. L.
Singleton. T. H.. jr
Banks, Maurice B.
Butler, Charles r.
Carpenter. M. c.
Griffith, Ambrose
Diggs. Clifton A.
Weeks, James
Perry. Charles
Robinson. Henry
Hatten, Cleveland
johnson. Lono
Jones. Henry c.
Tinney. w. A.. Jr.
Young. Harleigh C.
Johnson, Charles N
Padgett. James
James. Charles E.
Colston, Ernest
Ma son. Wallace L.
Dees. L,emuel E.
Smith. Charles E.
Newberry. H. NJ, ir
Fenwick, George M
Goodwin, Alphonso
Wallace. Everett A.
Jones, Thomas H.
Willis. James r.
reltOn, CLIFTON II.
Allen, John M.
Toliver, Wesley c.
Wright. Wilmer
Cotton, Charles
johnson. Russell H
Wells, Wilson M.
Lawrence. Isaac H.
Coleman. Charles w
Higgins, Frank M.
Tinney. Dennis p.
Pendleton, George
Alexander, Robert z