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NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE.
Lively Debate on the Question OF Admitting
observation-disclosures To-Day.

Lively Debate On the question OF AdmittinE
Observation-Disclosures To-Day.
The proposition to admit women OF Methodist
faith into the General Methodist Conference was
debated for nearly five hours yesterday by the
New York East Conference in st. Johns Church,
Brooklyn. The question has been before the
Conference for several years. The Rev. DR.. c. S.
Williams complimcntcd woman and said that in
her lay the moral and intellectual development
OF the Gospel. The Rev. DIR. George Z. Mains
said that he had always been In favor OF promot-
ing woInan's usefulness and heartily favored
her admission into the General Conference.
The Rev. DR.. George F.. Reed said that it WAS
unfair after all the great work by women was
done to refuse them admission when they
knocked on tho door of the General Conference.
Such n course would be Illogical and inconsist-
ent with the history of the Methodist Church.
Tho Rev. DIR. j. VI. Buckley opposed the propo-
sitlon and said 1t would lead to the admission
of women to the pastorate besides destroying
the chivalry Ofman and thcmodesty of woman.
The question was debated until nearly 20
o'clock. Then tho vote was postponed until he
morning session to-day.
The committee of five appointed by Bishop
Walden on last Saturday to investigate rumors
rejecting on the Rev. Henry Aston of Flatbnsh
presented the following report:
"Your committee beg to report that after n
long and patient hearing ana ii'vGstlfntion Of Of
The opinion that while at times IN recent years
there have been incidents which apparently
conduct on the part OF Dr. Aston in his do
| nestle relation. both imprudcnt ana unchristian,
| they are also unanimous in the opinion that
there we're and are physical and mental condl-
iionsuduo to i'll health, the nfirmitiGs Of years,
| in their Judgment largely account for the same.
We therefore rccomniond, first, that the char
acter OF tho Rev. Mr.. Aston he passed by the
-. n.us aud EaInuI 40 nIS nl N N
express the Judgment that, in view of facts
In The possession of this committee The continu-
anCe OF the Rev. Dr. Aston in the effective rcla-
| lions would be- unwi5c. We also report that in
this opinion the Rev. Hr. Aston himself coin.
Cides, having made tho request for tho supcran-
nuatcd relations before the appointment OF your
investigating committee ,
The report was %adOpted. The assignments or
ministers win be- made mt the morning session
to-day.
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4NTI-PORTRAIT BILL HEARING.
Judge Inmoreaux Thinks There Are Worse
Publications In Europe Than Some In New YORK.

uuk huthA hhete -" -
Publications In Europe Than Some In New York.
ALBANY April l3.-The Assembly Com.nittce
on General Laws gave a hearing this afternoon
on the Ellsworth bill to prohibit the unauthor
lied publication OF portraits. The bill was OPP
posed by John Z. Milholland, Judge Lamoreaux,
s. h. Donnelly. who said he represented the
printing trades OF New York city. and by a rep.
resentativc Of the Ercning World.
The arguments advanced against the bill were
a rehash OF those used before the Senate com.
mittee. Most OF them do not apply now, rs tho
bill has been amended SO as not to apply to pc.
litical cartoons.
Judge LamoreauS said that the bill would
mean absolute bankruptcy for many magazines
and weeklies. The penalty was too high. and the
libel laws were sufficient protection for sufferers
at the hands OF the new journals.
rs it not IA fact. asked AssemblyInan Miles,
that it is the consensus of opinion that in New
York city journalism has degcneratcd in recent
years, and that this bill would tend 10 raise IL
again to the standard of Horace Greeley and
Henry J. Raymond T.
Judge LamoreauX's reply to this was that, bad
as some OF the New York newspapers were.
there were worse ones in Europe.
1t Is expected that the committee will report
the bill favorably in IL few days.
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The final bouts of the National \. C.'s boxing
tournament took place last night at the Labor
Lyccum, Brooklyn. some good fighting was
witnessed. The referee was Oscar Hauck. sum
marics follow:
l@5,pound Class-First bout. =. Smith forfeited to
Charles Dougherty. second OUut, c. Jackson, 7. \. c,
beat {. GraSsman.
l~l5'round Ciass-First bout, Billy Falcs, V. A. G..
versus William Pca"ork. Referee stopped the bout
in the second round and gave the decision tO Falcs.
Second bout, \. Kirk, T.. A. G., versus Edward bert.
pcrimus won.
l"3.Puund Class-First bout. +. Vath. L. A.. G.. yer
sis William Grimm, New West side A. G. Referee
stopped the bout IN the third round and decided N
favor OF Grain.
lUI.puund CLASSIFIED bout. Paddy O'Rrlan. y. A.
c, vs.. :. Dow nry, IL. \, 4. Duwnuy hurt his hand in
the first round and forfeited Ia OlIricn. Second bout,
Charles Ruuett beat James Johnson after an extra
round.
ilA-POund Class-First bout, Joo Mulvcy. ~IrOOklyn,
beat William Smith. Second bout. John Donaldson
forfeited to J. collins. Third bout. James Walsh beat
Frank Butler. l.. A. q.
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NEWARK
~'"'e Votes Against Admitting women and
Lay Observation-Disclosures.

~ a vote Of lO5 to 20 the Newark Conference,
r Jh'h look n final adjournment yesterday, de,
nSVu against the admission OF women as dele.
Sa.S 10 the general conference. For the equal
ION OF the ministerial and lay delegations the
we was IS 10 10 against it.
Ahds appointments as made public by Bishop
PA, a1AAIIElh blsTRicf-Prcsiding Elder, G. W. Smith,
Bn,m't.a, A'bllry and Bethlehem, A, G.. Convey
Calfon J. !. James, Round Brook, j. W, Daily
IhIS,nn ahl faiimuunt. 81. T.. Rhodes; Centreyllle
and hfan.nh supply. j. Il. COe; Chester. supply Clinton
Crabfn"rs ,'"n' William MrCaini Cokesbury, j, 4. Craig;
Ea5t wuii' Alir.d Evans; Dunellen, JOSHUA Mead
How su.t'iuir, W. {, NelsOn. Elizabeth, Fulton, J. IL.
Owen iaik Church, +. 5. simmons; 81. James, j. j.
Hosaidu .h.''IrilstoMn and Milton, supply, n. l..
Wssl, pr1keatnwn, G. i. Waltoni Pennington.
0llI::toDsn iT'Ig' Frenchtown. y. II. conkllni
''lesi High Bridge, s. d. D.. PrickeIt; Junction.
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ALBANY, April l3.-These companies were in.
corporatcd to-day:
The Greater New York Automatic Race Track Com.
pany OF New York city. to operate In New York,
Richmond. Kings and Queens counties a certain
amusement known as the Automatic Race Track
capital. 100000: directors, Paul Boynton. James T.
Nelson, and Loui. ], Schussier OF New York city.
The Army and Navy Illustrated Publishing Com.
pany OF New York city. 70 publish a magazine styled
the IrmV and Nary Illustrated: capital. 925, 900;
directors. Il, Gerson oppenhcim. Charles X. Brodix.
and Louis JacOhsohn OF New York city
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LINE SALOON KEEPER INDICTED.

HIS PIRce OF Bnalncsa WINS AHtrIde the VnIted
states boundary.
ALBANY, April l3.-The Grand Jury Of Clinton
county has reported six indictments for viola.
tion Of the Liquor Tax law. One case is against
John f. Overton, who keeps what is known us a
line store on the Canadian line, who long evadcd
Canadian and United States law by dodging
from one end OF his store to the other TO make
his sales. AS circumstances seemed to require.
lie IL now in Jail.
John w. Winters and w. J.. Armstrong OF
MoOcrs Forks. who were also indicted, have de.
calnped and left the Riverside Hotel vacant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-14

For the benefit OF sur.
fcring humanity I wish
to state that I have been
radically cured OF a very
bad case OF Varicocele
by a quick aud painless
operation performed by
DR.. II. II. Kane OF New
York.
The operation was
performed In the fore.
noon OF October 81,
1898. The next day |
returned to my home-a
distance OF something
more than one hundred
miles-and went about
aNuprIpnrinp ANY Inppn.
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my usual busincss Without eXpFrIehcIhg any Incon'
veniencc from the operation.
Or. Kane thoroughly understands his profession and
will do every time just what he advertises to do.
REV, Il. $. MORSE.
Free. sealed aud without Marks.
DIR. II. Kanc's remarkable Clinical Lectures on the
Positive and Lasting Cure Of V~ARICoCELE. STRIC-
TURE, INFLAMED BLADDER and
PROSTATE GLAND. and LOST POW.
ERs. PAIN. CUTTING, OR CONFINEMENT
Consultation Free.
Hours. 1912 A. NJ, "a and rs =. NJ. Sunday. ga.
d. Il u. AMI 1855 West saith st.. New York Gig.
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ALBANY. April 13.-Adjutant.General FILLING
hast to-day commissioned Joseph q. Story OF
Brooklyn to he Assistant Chief OF Ordnance Of
tho state. Story has served in the same capa-
city at the State Arsenal in New York city since
1880.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-14
Commissioned Case Mt AIna"y

ALBANY April l3.-Col. Griffin, the Cover
nor's private secretary. said to-day that tho
Governor would not net regarding the removal
lature adjourns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-14
'' Made A MAN
OF ME"
To whom It may concern

IL HIGHLAND STREET.
B~RATTLEBoRo. VI, January IL. 1895.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-09
Must (omC South.

Commenting editorially on the sub
iect of immigration. the Jacksonville
Times Uuion says: The resources oI
the South are far more var!e" than
those OF any other part OF the country.
It's climate is The best 1t has h@ru,y@
natural disadvantage when compared
with otner sections. and had the Socia'
and political conditions been the same
all over the country from the first, l:
would now. we have no doubt. be the
seat of tie greatest population ana
wealth. The presence OF IgF.,e negro
population in the South Will su.l nave
a tendency TO keep out the immigrant
who is mere laborer. and We are m
clined to think this fortunate Tor tie
South, whose supply of rude, low
priced labor is ample for her needs.
But it will no longer keep away men OF
some means seeking opportunities TO
use their capital and labor to the best
effect. These are the kind OF lmmi-
grants the South needs, and we expect
her to get them. mainly not from
Europe. but from the North and
West "
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-09
Ne,. ouest;on of Orthodoxy

Shall the cow observe the Sabbath
and rest from being MIXED on Sun
day."
This is not an irreverent fling at the
Sabbatarians, not a sarcastic query, as
might be imagined, but a question un-
der serious consideration by the Scot
fish Sabbath Alliance. That such 4
question should be seriously considered
by Jealous body Of Sabbatarians IS
essentially Scotch. In no other time
nor country would such thing have
been possible. Not even our own Puri-
:ans, who forbade the kissing Of ones
wife on Sunday, would ever have evolv-
ed such an idea as this. Leaving out
Of the question the fact that mankind
from babyhood to old age stands in
need OF fresh milk on Sunday as much
rs on other days. every dairyman
Knows that nothing will ruin n cow for
milking purposes more quickly and
surely than irregular milking. This OBJ
lection was urged. but the fanatical
nromotars Of the scheme met 1t by a
rropoSition 10 dock the cow its feed on
that day. so that it would not produce
milk. ard hence would not suffer from
rot being MIXED The pangs OF hunger
to be endured by the unfortunate COW
were not considered. The idea was sug-
eested by an old habit of the Welsh
.,erders of resting their cattle on Sun
day when driving them to market. Be-
gun By pious herders and drovers, 1t
vas soon discovered that the scheme
was profitable. The cattle reached their
destination in better condition for the
rest and brought better prices. Then
the ungodly adopted the practice and
It became universal. But this does not
apply to the non-milking scheme, the
only pleasing feature Of which is that
the level-headed were in the majority
end voted down the further agitation
OF il.
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MONEY IN CHICKENS

For 25c, in stamps we send 100 AGE Booh
giving the experience Of prac.ial Poultr!
Raiser-not an amature. but mar worKlh@
for dollars and cents during lC years. Il
teaches how to Detect and Cure Disease 4;
Feed for Eggs also for Fatteuing. whit
Fowls to Save for Breeding; everything re-
quisite for profitable Poultry raising. BOON
PUBLISHING co, 1874 Leonard Street
New York.
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COuiQn't Tell,

Stepfather is counted for two words
and grandmother as one 10y the British
postal telegraph authorities. Nh"i
asked why. in Parliament. the post
master general was unable 10 reply.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-09

81 heard you fought a duel with
Parker% 81 did" Weren't you
afraid to stand up before loaded pis-
toly" Not with Parker holding II.
I'm insured in his company. ny.'-J1t-bitS'
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Life Isn't Worth Living

70 one who suffers the maddeninc agony o.
Eczema. letter and such irritating, itching SKIN
diseases. Every roughness ot the skin from \
simple chap 10 letter and Rincworm even o.
long standing is completely. quickly and surely
cured by Tettrrine Is comfort worth % cents
10 yo3: That's the prirc Of Tetterine n arM;
storc:. ~ mali !or price III stamps from II.
ShuTtriuc, Savannah, Ca.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-09

Japan's latest man-of-war is called
the "Hiyie." 1t seems to be Sori OF
floating college yell.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-09

London has an area OF G>S square
miles. Greater New York vii! have ~
area OF $50 square niles.
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Martha, listen; there's a new ma
chine invented that records the ac-
ton Of the brain" We'll, you needn't
fool any money away on one; 1t
wouldn't earn its salt."-Detroit Free
Press.
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She-It's too bad your wife has been
sick so long. He-Yes; l suppose that
the doctors bill amounts to three times
as much now as the underta ker's
charges would have amounted to-
Cleveland Leader.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox probably is
right when she says: There are some
women whom one feels it would be
wrong 10 kiss" The presence OF a
nervous. muscular husband very often
accentuatcs this feeling.
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uow's This q

Weofrer On" Hundred Doll r. Reward Tor
any ca 0t Ca'3"rh that cannot D cure" !!
Halls CaLGrrh Cu~c.
FL. CHENEY X Co. 7 ops. TolSdH. O.
We, the undersigned. have known ~ Che'
ney o. th" IA - years, m" h"leNe II m pc, :
fectIy Lonor bic IN i'll business tan &C ,!"n>
and financially able 70 carry o2t any ool!s2-
ton IN de by their tirm.
WEsT & TRrAx, Wholesale Drucgis :, Toledo,
Ohio. ,,,..,,,
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Hall : Catarrh CuTe is taken in ernal.y. CT
ing dir ctly upon the blood ana mucous sur;
faces of tn system. Pic. -, pc "ot,Ie. SOLD
bv all ID uS:istS Testimonials 'rec.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Cheap II Medicine.

A. rule, "cheap medicine is inert, worthless or
dangerous In Zeilia & Co. . answer to our bill they
said the packages enioned were designed as cheap
negro medicine for the negroes OF the mississippi
ysleyn Now. as Zen g. Co. 'e advertisements say,
and their manager swore, that all tne liver redcire
which they make is made by the same formula. IS tis
not conclusive evidence from their sworn testimony
and Advertisements ha. III tho liver medicine euan-
arng from than IS Cheap Negro Medicine?' Sues-
ton; Do me GIcl: Of Amer ca desire Cheap Negrs
Moiicine?'' Let the afll ctcd answer by their
fu,uro purchases. Dr.. 81. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine, established IN ls40, is not cheap medte
cine ~ Il is mo cure all :" ard I5 only reeono
raendet for those ndisposu OBS caused By inactivity
Of the liver.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-09

Fits permanently cured. No fits or nervous
ness after first Gay's use "f Dr. klinc'S Great
Nerve R2>lGrer <: trial hottie and trya tise free
DIR. K. II. KLINE Ltd, 93t Arch ST., PhiIa., Pa.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-09

For Whcoping Cough. Piso'S Cure : a sue
cesscu remedy MP DIETER, ia ThrUop Ave.
Brooklyn, y. Y. Nov. II, lS9i.
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600 trademark Case Dectded-C.R r.
Simmons Medi cine Company, 81.
Louis, Defeats j. III. Zefltn A Co.,
Philadelphia.
[From ST. Loui. Republic. July 4. 1881
"The Supreme Court OF Tennessee on juno 80 de-
eided the most important trade marx case tha: Ia,
ever te.n tried in that State ard one Of the largest
ever tried in tie Union. Affirming and enlarSing The
opinion Of the court below. The court he'd;
/. That DR.. Il. A. Simmons, the predecessor OF
Complainant. b. extensive Advertising os his seie-
bYated remedy known as simmons Liver Heai-
cine," made /, q standard remedy for liver diseases
long prrr 70 tho acquisition b J. f. ZeiIn & Co. OF
any rights.
whom they claimed the right 10 maze the trauduent
packages enioned. derived any tillc from A O.
Simmons 70 make the medicine nor 10 use his name
or pictlre, and that such use by Zei..n & co, ID
fraud upon the public. aud is therefor, cn!ciaed.
8. That Zen & &C. purposely, frs ;dGcGtJ le-
beed tleir medicine il imitation OF ~ Glnant
rl,d:cias 20 unfairly appropriate T." 'raee OF tss
Simmons Medicine Com pany. aad Z cHseuaon Oh
this fraudulent pa.pcse and act IS e-...-Sd.
4. ETjoiaci Zer & CO. from t.. Their COM
pett1r's name. trademarks, o. sJmbolS. or
limitations Thereof, 20 deceTe tho public and unfairly
appropriate TO themselTes tho trade OK me y. e
s.nIm Dns Medicine Co. ,
S. knjo.acd Ze!!ia & Co.. from deceirtng a,d
pfac:cin: C. frau upon tie public BY abe!ins ther
packages in limitation Of tle vrsppe.I and dscs-
mars @. tce complainant.
6. EaJ1iaed Zei!;n 6 Co. froE, thu manufacture
ard SAFE OF the mea':ne under the + ne OF Sln-
raoas LveI Medgire.' or DR.. {. rmors Lirer
Medicine" or" Llve. Meli elmo by A. Q. Simmons,
and troa using tie picture Of A. q. Simmons IN
connection ;her-with. q "
Z. Enjoined Zeilin & Co.. their essgrees. agents
and employees from deceivi1g and pract.cirg fra,
upon the public by the sale OF packages thus falsely
labeled either upon orders calls IC- the genuine
"Simmons Liver Medicine ~ OF CO lplainans, or
In sny package thus falsely labeled
8. The stated that it was tho IIrpo'e OF the
court to entirely destroy the fraGGu.entiy labeled
packages above described. and cause their removal
from tho market. and ordered Zein s. Co. to liver
10 .ne CLERK TO be destroyed, all cuts, dies, electro
types engrayings aad other paraphernalia used In
rrpressng either Of the above names or tho picture
OLA. .. Sislmors.
8. oscreed tha. Zei!in & Co. pay all the damages
which haze accrued to complainant by the sale OF
these fraudueatly labeled packages. The damages
claimed by complainant were 5000.
10. Decreed that Zelin 4 Co. pay all the costs.
which amount 10 several thousand dollars, tho record
being one Of the largest ever filed in the Supreme
Na,r
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oh. | wish | was an Indian.

1t used to be that in our college
textbooks that population increased
in proportion to the comforts of life
that til. common people enjoyed. This
theory fits the southern negro pretty
well, for they continue to multiply
like rabbits. in spite of all the i:arbari-
ty that the Boston Transcript accuses
us of, but it does not tit the Indian,
nor does it fit the average Boston fami-
ly, that never has more than two child
rem and wouldn't have any, but for
somebody to inherit the estate. But
the Hartford. Conn, Times knocks the
black out, and goes further in defense
of the south than our own papers and
and preachers. Verify there are many
men of many minds.-BILL ARP III
Atlanta Constitution.
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THE FRAUD ENJOINED.

xleport Of Decree-The Famous 800
600 Trademark Case Decfded-C.K y.
Simmons Medi cine Company, 81.
Louis, Defeats j. III. Zefltn 6 Co.,
DhgIodnInhfn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-13
FREE
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FOR MEN.
How TO Restore Lost Manhood
and Perfect Development.

This great work plainly written by a
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il Is a modern work for mon who suffer
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1t points out how to be cured ~ ner-
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IT IS ABSOLUTELY FREE.
4 Departing man who applied for this
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eff YOU dumped d cart load ~ gold at
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ness into my lie as your method has
done"
This great book. entitled COMPLETE
MANHOOD AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT.
viii be- mailed free. in plain. sealed wrap
per. 20 the address of any sincere in-
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Niagara street. Buffalo. y. y.
Readers sending for this hook viii not
receive COllcct-0n-drNFcry expires pack
ages nor De otherwise imposed upon.
Mention this paper Jel3-1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-13

About O'Clock yesterday Herman
Payne a white boy about ten wears OF
age. was IN sanf-boat on James river,
near the Belle Isle bridge.
Without any warning. re was seized
with a fit. fell overheard. and was drown
ed
The body was recovered by John Starke
and taken 10 the home OF his parents.
The unfortunate boy was a son OF Mr..
]. +. Payne. OF No. 10 Church street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-13

At meeting of the School Board ~
Fairfield District. uenriCo county. held
10 the courthouse Yesterday morning..
f1ern were present Messrs r. }. Garter.
4. r. Dabncy. and II. y. Smith.
These anpOintments OF teachers FOR the
rubuc schools OF the county during the
session OF lse7sS. were maze.
White teachers:
Mechanicsyille School-Miss NJ. Z. Mer-
Rowling Green School-Miss Lille l..
Fox.
Fairfield High School-Nr. ". A. Cren-