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VOLUME XLVIL LOUISHUBG, N. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1918.# . NUMBER 17
GERMANS BEING
TAUGHT AMERI
CAN TRICKS
General Immediate Objective
of Enemy Now Is Com
Yet Reached.
SITUATION ON PLATEAU
OF MONTDIDIER IS
STILL UNCHANGED
Germans/WKiTelWakiii^ Plight.
Gain, Showed Slowest Pro
gress of Any Day in Effort
To Get To Paris; Every
where TheyAxe Paying Ex
orbitant Price For Eyery
Foot of Ground; Numerous
Divisions Cut To Pieces,
Americans Take Ballieau
Wood and Capture Prison
ers; Day's War Story.
f.1; IO! A N S J.ONIM; MAX 1'OWE 11. |
Furls, June 11.?The battle along
the front continued with fury. At
tucks and eounter-uttueks follow 1
each other without Interruption. 1
The losses of the (Germans ure for- I
rulduhlc. The evening papers In
i reviewing the results which have j
been obtained during the past two ?
* <Iuvs by the (iernians, agree that |
: V,?y are not to be Ignored, but i
. iibt that they were worth the los
! m i which the Germans suffered. {
I - ?long the whole front," says the i
1 Jou.nal des Debate "the situation i
! Is not ?nodIrted sensibly. The gen- |
i eral immediate objective of the en
emy is Compiegne, but this city lias
i not been readied. The advance
along the right bank of the Oise is
i not sufficient to disturb our posl
| tlons or the opposite bank of the j
1 river between the Oise and the
1 Alsne. On the other end of Jhe
; line the .situation upon the plateuu
1 of 31ontdidIer Is not changed.
AMERICANS TAKE
BALLEAU WOOD.
Paris, June 11.?A mericah- troops i
I brilliantly curried Ilnlleuu wood i
! this mornlnir. taking 300 prisoners. !
! This nnnour.cement Is made by !
! the >Var Office In Its official report 1
I tonight- }
The third day of the German offen
sive "on the front between Montdidier
and Xoyan saw the Germans still mak
ing progress from the center of the
irf their attempts to
?"bring their positions southeast of
Montdidier in alignment. EvnT*vbArQ
They were continuing to pay an exor
bitant price for the galn3 tbey made.
Foch's Troop? Waiting For TEnh
Having reached the Oise in the reg
ion of Ribecourt. the enemy if he pur
poses to try to fight his way along the
west bank of the stream, soon must
emerge in force upon the low lands
bordering the waterway, where the
troops of Gqneral Foch are said to be
in strong array?both in men and guns
?waiting to disputo the road to Paris.
Slow Progress of Enemy.
Although nearly 300,000 men are be
ing employed by the Germans in their
efTorts to open a way to the French
capital, their progress is slow, when
compr.red to that on other days,
merous divisions of the attapKing
troops have been cut to piece^^y tho
French gunnors and forcejVto with
draw from the battle in^rder to fill
the gaps with fresh mejr Not an Inch
of ground has heen^iven up without
the exacting by tire French of a terri
ble toll ln"fnen killed or wounded.
And nowhere Bias the defending line
been pierced. \
Driven Hack From River. *
The apex of the salient driven by tho
Germans is (?till In the center south of
the village of Marqueglise. To the
west of this point the Germans at one
time almost reached the Armido river,
but were drivon back for considerable
distance by the French In heavy coun
ter-attacks. The French alsa aro
counter-attacking southwest of Noyon
according *to the German official com
munication. which says, however, that
renewed efforts of tho French to re
gain lost territory were repulsed with
heavy losses.
The German war office claims the
capture of 10,000 additional prisoners
which, with the number of captives re
ported Monday, would bring tho to
tal to 18,000 in the present fighting.
Since the new offensive began along
the Soissons-Rhelms sector May 27 It
Is asserted by the German official
communication that tho army group of
the Gorman crown prince has taken
about 76^00 Alllod troops captive.
Quiet at SolflRons And Rhetms.
Comparative quiet still prevails on
the front between Solssons and Rhelms
although the Germans announce that
northwest of Chateau Thierry where
the American marine?, fighting aide by
[ side with the French, havo several tim-}
I es decisively defeated the enemy^-ilie i
Germans have repulsed with heavy los
ses attacks delivered against their
front.
British Strike Hard Blow.
In one of the most ambitious opera
tions carried out in many days Field
Marshal Haig's troops in the Amiens
sector have struck tlie Germans a hard
blow. It was the Australians who
carried out the maneuver, and thev
?m nuvHuuiiiy inuii! illlli?
_ e nan
a mile over a mile and a half front,
unci took nearly 300 prisoners, Includ
ing five officers. In addition twenty
one machine guns and a trench mor
tar were captured.
On the Italian front there lias teen
no Infantry fighting of Importance, but
numerous small affairs between pa
trol parties continue of dally occur
I liliw. Mitewllio the arHllnrlna nt
both sides are keeping up mutual bom"
bardments. /
Another "Pence Offensive" Mooted.
" Another "peace offensive" bv Ger
many and Austria-Hungary apparent
ly Is in the air. It is asserted that in
Berlin tho government and the high
army command are discussing a decla
ration of war aimB, while from Vienna
comes the news that the Austro-Hun
garlan foreign minister In an Interview
has reiterated that he stll]_adheres to
the .policy of peace by understanding
and that the dual monarchy seek no
annexation.
Takes Position With Farmers & Mer
? chants Bank.
Mi* Marguerite Harris, of near
Youngsvllle, who has been'with the
Citizens Bank at Franklinton for some
time, has accepted a position with the
Farmers & Merchants Bank, of Louls
jburg, and will enter upon her duties
Ion Monday. Miss Harris Is one of
\ Franklin county's finest and most pop
ular young ladies and her many
] friends In Louisburg will be glad to
know that she will come to Louisbarg
to live.
i No Actual Change in Business.
j Although Candler-Crowell Co., are
announcing the dissolution of their in
? j corporated business we arc informed
I, that there will be no actual change In
I .their business. The action is taken
1 by Mr. H. L. Candler, who is the pro
prietor of the business in order to cut
out the red tape connected with an ln
| corporated business. He informs us
I he will conduct the business the same
as heretofore and will continue to
do his utmost to accommodate the pub
lic.
List of Letters.
I The following is'a list of loiters re
maining in the Post OfTice at Louls
burg. X. C., not calfed for June 14th.
11918:
? j Kenneth Brewer, Mr. S. H. Quina
dy. Sr.. Mr. S. A. DePriest. Mr. ?,.
S. Gupton, Mr. Butter Macon. Misses
I Edna May and Pauline Bullock. Rus
,sel, Weatherspoon & Gibson, Mr. J.
R. Weaver, Mr. Robert Wrirht
' U'llUIH I'milllM iftgllPBi jffj'aUa
letters will please state that the7 saw
them advertised
R. H. DAVIS. P. M.
Negro Troops, Presumably Americans.
Participate In a Successful
Connter-Attack.
} With the French Army in France.
|June 11.?The strongest effort made
-by the Germans in the course of last
[night en<l this morning in their new
| offensive was In the direction of the
railroad connecting Estress-St. Denis
land Montdidier. The Germans met
| with such resistance that they re
jnohnced for the moment their at
tempts in this region.
N'egro troops, supported by entente
allied tanks, which did great execu
tion, delivered a brilliant counter-at
tack in this vicinity and recaptured
the forest running southwest of Mar
queglise. between Perte farm and Lo
dges farm.
Late last night tha. allied Infantry
re-entered the village of Mary which
had formed a protective point for the
German advance through the valley.
Seeing their progress hinder.- on
j this side the Germans turned toward
? the other bank agrt' nearly reached
Itlhccourt to the north of which place
i the hottest encounters occurred in the
'woods of Dreslincourt.
The enemy will be forced to debouch
j on tho plain near the Oise river where
I he will find himself without the chel
iter of woods and will bo subjected to
j a concentrated Are of allied artillery
and machine guns.
The Germans have found It neces
sary to bring forward more divisions
to fill tho gaps in their ranks caused
by the terrific allied gunfire.
The enemy's possession of the height
of JScouvlllon below ThlescbUrt enab
led him to filter troops Otrough the
i small valleys, making the position of
.the Allies occupying the small hillocks
perilous and causing them to retire.
The. whole countryside hereabouts
Is dotted with these small hills, which
aro called mountains, forming a kind
of bastion, which, when turned from
one ?Me er tho other,'Become absolute
traps for the occupants. Most of the
valleys between run toward tho banks
of the river Olse.
Mr. P. R. Houck, who has been on
a visit to his people here, returned to
Philadelphia Saturday. He wag ac
companied by his brother, George, who
will accept a position there.
TO CLOSE POOL ROOMS
| TOWN COMMISSIONERS FOLLOW
OTIIEB TOWNS.
I'aiis Ordinance Imposing License Tax j
On All liusliiess ill Louisburg?Re
ports Hccelved.
-r*r Toarc^j^Fown Commissioners
mol in regular session on Friday night
with all members present except Whe
less. After approving the minutes of
the previous meeting business waa
disposed of as follows:
Report of A. W. Alston, Clerk, was
'.received and ordered filed. He re
j ports collocting light rents $569.02. .wa
ter $353.92. taxes $5.974.86.
I Report of D. C. High, Chief of Po
lice, was received rfl
? ports collecting items as follows:
Costs $32.10, rent Opera House, $15,
licenses po 1 rooms $2fl.00, pressing
rooms $6.25, minstrel shows $10.00.
Upon motion of Allen and seconded
j by Cooper, it was ordered that no more
(licenses "be issued for the duratioti of
I the war, for pool rooms, in the town
i of Louisburg.
I Upon motion an ordinance was adop
ted imposing license taxes on all pla
ices of business in the town of Louis
,burg, which will be found in full in
another column.
After allowing a number of accounts
the Board adjourned to Its next regu
lar meeting.
Call !N*o. fl?l for 81 White Men to En
train for Camp Juekson.S. C.
('ailed for Jnne 24th, to En
train Jnne 25th.
The following-named men have'been
ordered to report at the Court House
in Louisburg. for military duty and
for transportation to a mobilization
camp. The time for reporting is 4 p.
m on June 24th, 191S.
Raymond Matthew Pinnell, Alert R. 1.
Jesse C. Mitchell. Kittrell.
Clyde Rufus Champion. 105 Gerhart
St., Millersburg. Pa.
; Hubert Henry Utley. Franklinton.
i Walter Cleveland Collins, Louisburg.
(Kelly Pearce, Wakefield.
jLonnie Patterson Pearce, Zebulon. . 4
Luther Hagwood, Youngsville, R. 1.
I Joseph Edward Jeffreys. Bunn.
'Willie Miles Gupton, Spring Hope, R. 3
IArthur Leon Goswick. Louisburg.
Joseph Clyde Bartholomew, Louisburg
I R. 4.
I Joseph T. Gooch, Henderson R. 6.
jKilmus Edward Joyner, Louisburg R 2
:Eugene Gricsom Cliamblee, Louisburg
I R. 1.
'.Oliver Tracy Tnscoe, Louisburg R. 4.
Doctor Orris Murphey. Alert R. 1.
.'Cleveland Edgar Gupton. Wood.
ICullers Loyd Bunn, Wakefield R. 1.
'John Mo'rris Sledge, Louisburg R. 2u,
: William Henrv Stallings, Mapleville>
|. R. 1.
Percy Tant, Louisburg R. 1.
.Josh Morton Bartholomew, Louisburg
in D I ' 1 1
'Eddie Williams Collins. Castalia R. 1.
Ijanie.s Clfy?1.in rl M"-" SpTlH H'T"~
1 R. 2.
? Ernest Graham Cooper, Gupton.
1 Georgo Garland Sandlerling,?Prank'
?hntonT
Joseph Kearney Ball, Alert.
Jenkins Strickland. Louisburg R. 1.
John Wesley Clapton. Kittrell R. 1.
William Herman Parrlsh, Louisburg
R. 2.
Allon Guptcn, Wood.
Ernest Foster. Alert.
Albert Lee Batton, Wakefield R. 2.
James Thomas Finch. Louisburg R. 5.
Harvey Herry Wheeler, Louisburg R,
3. Box 55..
Georgo Washington Bowden, Castalia
R. 2.
Banyan Brewer. Louisburg R. 2.
Sandy Vernon Iffll. LouisDurg R. 3.
Stephen Durward Stallingn, Zebuloq
R. 2.
Clifton Hortcn. Louis-jurg R. 1.
Joe Davis Williams. Wakefield R. 1.
Otis Burrows. l.ouisburg R. l.
Bennet P. Ayscue. Henderson R. 6.
Call \o. ?:?2 for 22 Colored Men to En
train for Camp Taylor, Lonlsvllle, j
Ky , Called for Jnne 20tli to
Entrain Jnne 2Tfct.
The following-named men have been
ordered to report at the Court House,
in Louisburg, for military duty and i
for transportation to a mobilization I
camp. Tlmotfor reporting is 4 p.
in. on June 20th, 1918.
Charlie Williams. Portsmouth. Va.
Albert Crudup, Franklinton R. 3. *
Nelson York. Louisburg R. 1.
Tomson Caldwell. Hoiiister.
Willie Hill. Louisburg. R. F. T>.
James Isaac Thomas. Louisburg R. 6. J
Fred Cobb. Lo^ijburg.
Luther Perry. louisburg.
Jack Robertson. Mapleville.
Willie White. Franklinton.
Ollle McKnight, Katesville.
Sam Bridges. Louisburg.
Richard Skinner Jr.. l.ouisburg.
Buck Mitchell. Louisburg R. 1.
Johnnie Taylor. Franklinton R. F. D.
Joseph Bennott Kearney, Franklinton
R. 2.
Robert I^ong. Youngsville.
Graham William Pope, Youngsville.
Garfield Kearney, Louisburg R. F. D.
Herman Davis. Louisburg.
Cheater Arthur Levister, Franklinton.
Samuel Perry. l.ouisburg. *
Lonnie McKnlght, Louisburg R. F. D.
Powell Gref.n, Louisburg R. 3.
William Henry Terrell. I/OuisburK R 5.
James. Williamson, Castalia.
Elijah Joyner, Zebulon R. 3-.
Needham Brodie, Maplevllle.
Richard H. L. Stokes, Camden, N. J.
Ed. Gupton, Castalia R. 1.
Len Powell, Maplevllle.
Howard Foster, Henderson R. 6.
Lonnle Harris, Louisburg.
Zollie Holder, Louisburg.
Willie WilliamBton, Franklinton..
Charles Collins, Raleigh.
William Clanton Dent, Louisburg.
?Ji.Yinn. rranmiiii r n
Foster Bruce, Louisburg.
John 'Shornas Walton, Ford, Va.
Johnnie Smith, Louisburg R. 5.
James A. Williams, Warrenton R. 3.
Perry Mangum Hill, Louisburg R. 5.
Robert Perry, Bunn.
Matthew Carter, Zebulon.
Norman Kearney, Louisburg..
David Hicks, Louisburg R. 4.
Scull. Louisburg R. 1.
Robert Harris, Youngsville R. 2.
Alfred Goode, Louisburg R. F. D.
| Presley White, Franklin ton:
George Anderson Wilder, Youngsvllle.
Gus PerryBunn.
Richard King, Zebulon.
Dave James Jeffreys. Youngsville.
Sebastian Satterwhite, Spring Hope.
R. F. D.
George Fogg. Elizabeth. N. J.
Johnnife George Davis, Louisburg R. 4.
Clarence Lee Alston, Frankllnton R. 2.
Willie Williams, Petersburg, Va.
George Washington Perry, Louisburg.
Bousie Cross, Loutsburg.
Sam Edwards, Frauklinton.,
James Alston. Alert R. 1. *
Henry Bell Kearney, Frankljnton.
Cordie Perry, Kittrell R. 1.
Anthony Swain, Wood.
Joe Webb, Maplevllle.
Nathan McKnight, Louisburg R. 1.
Mann Foster, Spring Hope.
Alfred Hicks, Louisburg.
Rufus Wall, Clayton, N. C.
Hugh Shaw, Franklinton.
Herbert Kearney. Louisburg.
Major William Green, Durham.
Ed. Graham. Bunn.
! James Royal Yarborough, Youngsville.
George Lee Allen. Frankllnton.
George Williams. Louisburg.
William Ruff in. Louisburg.
Benjamin Shaw. Franklinton R. F. D.
Joseph Greenwood Johnson, Wake
Forest.
Brodie Bryant. Spring Hope/ R. F. D.
Arthur Cotton. Bunn.
iTollie Fogg. Kearney.
Tfeharlie Johnson. Louisburg R. 1.
Lemon Driver. Wakefield, R. F. D..
.Oscar Williams. Bunn.
I Henry Powell. Louisburg.
| Levi Pulley, Philadelphia,-Pa.
Ben Evans. Louisburg R. 3.
Junius Thomas. Youngsville R. 2.
Jonas Hayes. Henderson R. rt.
Thurman Foster. Wake forest.
! Phillip Williams. Louisburg R. 2.
Fred James Person. Franklinton.
Guthrie Alston. Alert.
Bud Coppedge. Castalia R. 1.
Lee Brodie, Franklinton.
Romie Burt. Gupton. - <
^Benjamin 'Harrteon Person, Newport
News. Va.
Frank Macon, Louisburg.
WTillie Macon, Louisburg.
. \nfhaninl Flomiii', HHrJl-sburg K. 1.
j General Easter, Petersburg, Va.
Dallas Brodie, Franklinton.
Walter ev?"? rn^tnUn.. ?
j James Debnam. Henderson.
I Buck Branch. Louisburg.
|Willie Bell Perry, Franklinton.
I John Bennett, Bunn.
Elijah Debnam, Louisburg.
W. H. RUFFIN, Chairman.
Local Board.
Mr. Boyd Meadows T>ead.
&6fh. was received hero Wednesday
by membefs of the family of the death
of Mr. Boyd Meadows at Henderson
ville on Tuesday,jxtter a long illness.
Ho was about 22 years old and leaves
a mother besides several brothers and
sisters. He was a son of the late Dr.
J. S. Meadows, and a brother to our
townsmen. Messrs. S. S. Meadows and
B. H. Meadows. The remains were
brought to Louisburg yesterday after
noon and interred in the family plot
in Oaklawn cemetery, the funeral be
ing held from the Baptist church. Both
services were largely attended.
Robbltt-PIttman.
At the home of the bride's parents
on Wednesday evening Miss Priselila
Pittman and Mr. J. K. Bobhitt were
happily united in wedlock by Rev. W.
B. Morton. In the present of a num
ber of friends.
The bride is one of Louisburg's most
charming and accomplished young la
dies, and th? groom is among Wake
Forest's tnost popular young men.
Locates at Wood.
It will be Interesting to our readers
to know that Dr. H. M. Beam, of
Woodsdale, a graduate of Colombia
University, has located at Wood
the practice of his profession. HO
comes to this county highly recom
mended. He is a brother to our
townsman. Mr. G. M. Beam.
SapL Best to Raleigh.
Supt. E. L. Be?t left Tuesday for
Rrleigh where he will teach at tho
State College during the Summer
jtahool for teachers. Where this is
quito an Jjonor to Supt. Best and
Franklin county, the State College is
to bo congratulated upon securing his
services. Supt. Bost Informs us he
will be in his offico in Louisburg on
Friday afternoon's and Saturdays of
each week until after the close of the
Summer School.
PERSON IS OUT OF
SECOND PRIMARY
WANTS PRIMARY LAW TO BK
AMENDED.
Announces He Will NoT Demand See
""'I I'llHHI HIE JIIII|W>1HI|>?Helleves
That Plurality Instead of Majority
Should Decide Elections.
No second primary will be necessary
to determine the Democratic nomina
tion for Judgeship in the seventh judic
ial district. Senator W. M. Person,
of Louisburg, second highest candidate
yesterday declared that he would not
demand a second contest, and would
forego the privilege afforded him un
ilti ihir in? In iavor of Judge T. H.
Calvert, who was the leading candi
date.
Incidentally, Senator Person puts
out (he reminder that when the pri
mary campaign opened he ofTered to
abide by the decision of the plurality.
-None of the contestants would agree
to this and now Senator Person wants
an amendment to the State primary
law permitting plurality instead of
majority to rule. This would elimi
nate second primaries except in cases
of tie votes, which are rare.
Senator Person's statement to the
voters of the district follows:
"To the Voters of the Seventh Judic
ial District: ? * ~
"About two months ago. at the be
ginning of my candidacy for the judg
ship. I offered to abide by the result
of the first primary and to consent
that the man receiving the highest
vote be declared the nominee of the
party. While none of the other can
didates saw fit to accept my propo
sition. yet 1 will stand by it.
I decline to call for a second pri
mary and I do not think the voters of
tlio district ougiit to bo harrassed by
another primary. I believe that the
primary law ought to be amended to
the extent that the plurality instead
of the majority should control.
"In order to prevent any further
^actionizing of the party in the district
and to save the cost of holding said
primary and the further trouble of
calling upon the six thousand or more
farmers in the district to leave their
farms in these strenuous crop times to
decide which of two lawyers should be
judge, it gives me pleasure to declare
and pronounce the Hon. T. H. Cul
vert tho next judge of the seventh Ju
dicial district.
"We have a greater responsibility
upon us than to cater to our personal
ambitions which, we should lay aside
and help win the greatest war of all
times. I am satisfied my greatest
usefulness could be exercised in the
furnishing of information to the peo
ple In the great crisis and to furnish
all possible sinews of war to our gov
ernment .
* mmmmmmmmmmmmmrnrn
nlher candidate.!, mill lliailKS to those
friends who supported me, I remain,
"Your obedient servant,
"(Signed) w m PFRam .
"Louisburg. TC. C."
List of Names of Persons Whose Reir
Istrntion Cards arc In the Posses
sion of This Local Hoard.
The following is a list of those per
sons registering on June 5th. 1918:
Thdmns Williamson. Frankiinion,
R. 2. col: Sanders Perry. Alert R. F.
D. col; Percy Massenburg. Wood, col;
Garland Rcid Sykes, Spring Hope K.
2, white; Forrest Dent. Kittrell R. l,
col; Sidney Dunston, Kittrell R. 1,
col; Lawrence Herman Franklin Den
nis, -ieuisburg R. 2. white; Dave
Louis. Louisburg. col; Beecher Tal
madge Dorsey. Louisburg R. 4. white;
Mack Perry. Kittrell R. 1, col; James
George Wiggins, Louisburg R. 3,
white; John Dampier May Louisburg
R. 1. white: Fred Freeman, Spring
Hope. R. 2. cul; Nicholson OIlie Phelps
Franklinton R. 2. white; Charles Mad
ison Evans, Louisburg R. 6. white;
Willie Graham Mitchell. Youngsville
R. 2, white; Alexander Sidney Harris,
Youngsville R. 1. white; Charlie Stone.
Louisburg. col; Bentiie Green Pernell,
Alert R. 1, white; Frank Collins. Cas
talia R. 1, white; Marcillus Currin,
Henderson R. 1, white; John Day,
Louisburg, U. S. A. col; Bobble Gil
liam, Louisburg R. 4, white; John!
Crudup. Franklinton R. 3, col; William
Clyde Lowery. Youngsville. white; El
liott Young. Louisburg R. 3. col; John j
Thomas Wright, Franklinton R. 1,'
white; Linwood David Mullin, Wake
field R. 1, White; Willie Williams.
Henderson. R. 6, col; James Rodwnll.
, Kearney, col; Frank Sprulll Upchurch
[Franklinton. white; Hugh Arthur Mc
'Ghee. Franklinton. white; Dumas
Doyle Richardson. Wakefield R 2.
?vhlte; Edward Brackston, Wood, col;
A fred Buchanan Wester. Franklinton,
white; Henry Wllkins, Franklinton R.
3. col; Robert Silas Jones. Wood,
white; York Glover, Youngsvlilo R. 1,
col; Stephen Alton. Louisburg R. B,
col; Ernest Allen Bridgers, Youngs
ville R. 2, white; Willie Branch, Lou
isburg, R. 5, col; Andi^ow^Thomas
Lancaster. Youngsville. R. 1. white;
OIlie Wilson. Louisburg R. B. col; Ed
ward H. Joyner, Louisburg, white;
Bllllo Hayes, Alert, col; Essie Davis,
Mapleville R. 1, col; Arthur Bryan
Inscoe, Louisburg R. 2, white; Tom
Parrlsh. Mapleville R. 1, col; Terrell
Edward Kemp, Louisburg R. 3, white;
Bonnard Edwards, Louisburg R. 5,
?hiiu; Joe Jordan. Bunn, col; William
Edniond Mullen, Bunn, white; Leslie
Gupton, Castalia R. 1, col; Zeb Col
1. Loui8b"r8 R- 1. white; Rocher
Moulters Johnson. Wakefield R. 2.
white; Willie Hawkins. Louisburg R.
5, col; Elijah Stokes, Castalia R. 1,
col; Enoch Leo Leonard, Castalia R.
1. white; Will McCormlrfc- gni-inff
?^?"?^?WWIW^fflfffiaTrBurivetSLou^
isburg R. 2, white; Calvin Mayo, Hen
derson R. 1, col; Wyatt William Pace.
Kittrell R. 1, white; Frank Rodgera,
Wakefield R. 1, col; Nathaniel Perry,
Frankllnton R. 2,-.col; Stephen Win
ford Sykes, Bunn, white; Tolly Hale.
1 Alert, white; James Johnson, Louls
(burg R. 2, col; Brooks Giles, Wake
I field R. 1. col; Ollie White, Franklln
|ton R. 3, col; Ernest Walker. Louis
burg R. 1, col; Aaron Ayscue. Alert,
1 white George Washington Retro, Kit
|Lrell R 1. whttp- -ftirittwy Pffn/l^rgraan
[Henderson R. 6, white; Lewis Win
jston, Voungsvilla col; Malcolm Elvis
1 Wood lief, Franklinton R. 2, white;
John Henry Perry, Youngsvllle R. 2,
col; William Bennett Gay, Wakefield,
R. 1, white; Ed Perry, Louisburg R.
2. col; Xorman Gupton, Castalia R. 1.
col; Percy Barnes Houck, Louisburg,
White; Mosee McCown, Alert R. 1. col;
Charles Bennett Tucker, Louisburg R.
J5. white; Franklin Madison' Ayscue,
;Henderson R. 6,. white; Willie Corrent
Thomas Henderson R. 6. col; Millard
May Moore, Spring Hope R. 2, white;
: Jesse James Weathers, Louisburg R.
|l. col; Hugh Williams, Louisburg R.
13, col; John Kenneth Tharrington.
I Youngsvllle R. 1. white; Frank S.
Perry. Louisburg R. 4. white; Willie
1 Orange Johnson, Louisburg R. 2, col;
Moses Montague. Frankllnton R. F. D.
icol; Siarkey Tharrington, Henderson,
|R. F. D.. white; Bennle Alston, Louis
burg R. 5. eol; Edward Everett In
Iscoe, Castalia R. 1, white; John Rod
jgers Person, Frankllnton R. 3, col;
I Joseph William Lafaler, Louisburg R.
j 1, white; Willie Kearney, Louisburg
R. 1. col; James Thomas Southcrland,
Henderson R. 0, col; Paul Bunyan
I Murphy. Louisburg R. 4. white; Range
Davis. Louisburg R. 5. col; Doctor
Franklin Gilliam. Louisburg R. 2.
:white; Numa Watson Sultt, Youngs
Jvllle R. 2, white: Johnnlo Leonard,
1 Gupton. white; Washington Kearney,
.Frankllnton. col; John Colbert. Bunn,
col; George Howard Pearce, Youngs
vllle R. 2. white; Owen Holmes,
Youngsvllle R X. white; Sandy I.lttle
joiin Williams. Louisburg. col; Hinton
jSoutlierianil. Henderson R. 6, col;
John Leonard Clary, Wood, white; I,ee
Wright, Woods Store, col; Thomas
! Wilson Gay, Spring Hope R. 2, white;
|Shadrach Alston, Castalia R. F. D. col;
Van Stamper. Gupton, col; Herbert
William Sledge. Maplevllle R. 1. white;
Celious Gupton. Castalia R. 1, col;
Tlmrmsn Canady, Youngsvllle R, 3,
;coI; Lee Otha Denton. Louisburg R. 1,
I white; Joseph Franklin Murray. Alert
!R. 1, white; Ollie Gold Perry, Spring
Hope R. 2. white; Horace Alston, Hen
derson R. 4. col; William B. Alston,
" "
-Spr-inr; llnpo It. a. whin;, Blllie top
jpedge, Loulburg R. 4. care J. O. May,
Jcol; Maltus Hicks Privitt, Youngsvllle
R. 1. white; FfMll
'! in ton, col; James Ollio Perry, Wake
?Ifield R. 1, white; William Henry Hen
Iderson, Franklinton. col; Pearlie Lev
ister. Franklinlon. col; Eddie Edwards,
Frankllnton R. 2. col; Nathan Parm
? Jeans, Wakefield R. 1, white; David
Connie Hayes. Youngsville R. 2. col;
Robert Floyd Gay. Wakefield R. 1,
I white; Jimmie Ellis Privett. Wako
1 field R. 1. white; George Harold
Phelps. Louisburg R. 5. white; Will
iam H. Alston. Louisburg R. 2, col;
i James Robert Hawkins. Wake Forest,
Wake Gro. Co, col; Bennle Tuckef.
ICastalla R. 1. white; Robert Greeni,
?Franklinton, col; Roy Evans, Louls
hi(rg R 4. col; Claude Lee Renn. Kit
trell R. 1. white; Charlie Albert Jones.
;String Hope R. 3. white; Ernest Can
nady, Kittrell R. 1, col; Ronert Edgar
'Eaves, Henderson R. F. 'D., white;
John Burnett Perry, Wakefield R. 1,
white; Clarenco Davis. Louisburg R.
5. col; Louis Ruffin McKnlght, Kittrell
R. 1, col; Clarence Eugene Ed&ns,
Louisburg, white; Henry Bobbin Shti
rln, Youngsville R. 2. white: Jefferson
'Brown, Franklinton R. 3. while; John
Hatch Wheeler, Frankllnton. white;
iBaldy Thomas Perry, Louisburg R. 3,
col; Jordan Ellce Henly, Franklinton
It 2, while; Ernest Day. Louisburg,
col; Richard Hawkins. Wood, col;
I James Ponder. Wood, 50I; Jesse Cor
jnelius Nowell, Frankllnton R. 2,
white; William Meridith Thomas, Alert
!r. 1. col; Romle Gupton. Castalia R.
2, col; James Howard House, louis
burg. R, 4. white; Bennle Perry,
Frankllnton R. 2, col; Joe Davis Med
lln, Wakefiold R. 1, white; Roger
Tharrington Alston, Frankllnton R. 2.
col; James Elijah Wheless, Spring
Hope R. 2t white; Robert Egerton,
louisburg R 1, col; Chris Graham,
Bunn. col; Noel H&gwood, Louisburg
11. 1, white; Henry Daniel. Louisburg
R. 5, col; James S. Massenburg, Iou
isbury, white; Zollle Williams, Louis
burg, Col; Willie Vines Harris, Frank
llnton R. 1, col; Johnnie Marvin Pat
ton. Maplevllle R. 1, white; Arthur
Morlsey. Frankllnton R. "2, col; Will
iam Clarence Hill, Maplevllle, col;
James Leonard. Maplevllle R. 1, col;
Spencer Young. louisburg R. 1, white;
Tom C. Horn, Frankllnton R. 1. white;
Burll Brodle. Louisburg R. 1, col; Ed
ward 8. Debnam, Louisburg R. 1, col.
Mr. J. R. Bunn p&ld Raleigh a bus
iness visit Tuesday.