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back, his head striking the floor violent
ly. 1t looked as II the contest was over.
but Barrett revived and got on his
feet just as the referee counted nine.
Many times after this Barret landed on
Oscars body, but he got back worse
than he sent and was frequently block
ed and countered heavily. At all times
Gardner's defense proved too good for
the New Yorker and the latter kept
dropping to one knee to avoid punish
ment. In the fourteenth round Barrett
landed heavy left on Gardner's head
which staggered the kid" but he re-
covered himself quickly and sent left
to Barrett's wind before the call of the
gong.
In the afteenth round Barrett re-
sumed hla dropping" tactics and Re-
fierce Charlie white disqualified him,
giving the bout to Gardner. Time of
round one minute and eleven seconds.
Lou Meyers. Of this city. met jim
Hayward, colored, Of Chicago, in a bout
at 1856 pounds and Meyers knocked his
opponent out in the fifth round.
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FOUGHT FOR HIS BRoTHER,
Eddie Gardner Delayed by the Train
and Oscar Whipped his Man.

NEW YORK, June l5.-oscnr Card
ner, the "omaha Kid" won on foul in
n bout with Billy Barrett, of this city,
in the fifteenth Of what wns to have been
n twenty-five round bout before tho
Broadway Athletic Club tonight.
Oscars brother, Eddie. was the lad
who was matched to meet Barrett, but
through delay on the railroad from
Wheeling, Eddie was unable to appear.
oscar, though suffering from an injured
right hand. went In ut catch weights for
twenty-five rounds. He put up lively
fight, fclnting with his injured right and
landing heavily with his loft on atom-
ach, chest and head. Occasionally Bar
rett gent back rights for the head aud
lcfts for the body, which oscar cleverly
blocked. Gardner forced the lighting to
the sixth, always fclnting with his
right when an opening shovel In tho
sixth. he hooked his LOFT to the pit Of
the stomach and Barrett fell nat on his
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BOWLING.

Tho general committee in charge OF
the International bowling ournament.
to be held in New York July II to 90.
intend to conduct the nffalr on similar
lines 70 L. A. w. meets. Each day
win be set inside for different pur-
mono, but tho many team md indlvid-
uai competitions will be In no way in
terfered with.
The festival will be opened on SAT-
,Tday evening. July "A, with an enter
tainment md smoker, followed by
bnnuuet TO the visiting teams and
players. This afLair will be held 81
beethoven hail, large and commo-
G,ous building, located In the heart OF
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and Comrades in Arms" soIos, DUETS.
etc. VIII also be rendered By Madame
My!es Baynon, Prof, William G. Lewis.
Prof. H. Donna, Prof. LlaWelyn Jones,
and Mr.. J. Taranlis Thomas, all espe-
cially fine sololsts.
In addition, one Of the most noted
features Of the day Will be the singing
of congregational Welsh tunes by the
club and all the Welsh people united.
Full programme will be arranged and
published later. Any information con-
corning the concert Gun be had from
the local secretary. Mr.. Rhys 7. VIII
Jams, of Martins Ferry. the editor of
the only Welsh paper published in
America.
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Krnals Full Of skeletons.

LONDON. June l5.-Reports just re-
ceived here from the White House Har-
ri5on expedition to Abysslnia, which
safely returned to Monbaza, on the east
coast of Africa, June 10. show that the
explorers found the districts around
Lake Rudolph and Stephaule deserted.
the inhabitants having either died or
left the country. 1t Is added that the
Kraals were discovered to be full OF
skeletons.
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of Dahlen and catch by stahl in the
first inning were features. Attendance,
5000. Score: RHE
Boston .......O o O1O1O o o. 9 2
Brooklyn .....1 o o l 0 / IA u /
Batteries. PltiInger and Clarke: Ken.
nedy and Farrell. Earned runs, Boston
!, Brooklyn g. Homo runs. Cross and
Stahl. Time. $40. Umpire, o'Day.
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The Rough Rider Juniors will give
their first bicycle road race on Tues
day, June &c, at 1880 p. M, starting
from Fifteenth and Jacob streets. out
the national read to Altenheim and re-
turn. The officials are: Judge. Harry
Bieberson: timer. Milton Kline; start
er, William Plankey. Entry blanks
can be secured at j. C. Stamps or from
r. McCracken and A. Beuley.
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susanuah Permenier, Of Pauls Store, shelby Co..
Texas ri was troubled with bearing down
t,1ins in my back and hips sig years. and wrote
IL Df Piefce for advice. tried his Pnyonte
Prescription and six bottles cured nc ] feel
ike 4 new pertou. and thank pr. Pierce for
my health. Life " a burden 10 any one without
health. have told great many Of my friends
about the great medicines took"
DR.. Pierces Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1908 pages, sent free on receipt
Of stamps TO pay cost Of mailing only.
Send 81 one-cent stamps for paper COW
cred book, or 81 cents for cloth. Ad-
dress DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Newspnner Wrtter Dies.

PITTSBURGH. June 16-James A.
Israel, one OF the best known newspaper
men In Pittsburgh, and for many years
political editor Of the Pittsburgh Dis
patch, died at lO:SO o'clock this morn.
ing, of pneumonia, after an illness Of
less than a week. The deceased was
thIrty-eiEht yours OF age and leaves a
wife and one child.
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Amnteur Base Bail.

The wInder and Parkers will play the
AL Hlbberds two games on the brick
yard grounds Sunday, morning and af-
ternoon.
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WPlRkTeS Come

To many face which should still be
smooth aud fair. Worry doesn't bring
them. There are no cares and anxieties
TO furrow the face. They are the signs
Of physical suffering craven by the hand
of Pain. 1t is the saddest result OF the
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Another for &c Hooaiera.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
FORT WAYNE. June l5,-Both Swain
and Grove pitched good ball to-day. but
the Hooslers had the luck. Youngstown's
errors were costly. Score: RH e
Fort Wayne 20 0 o 0 0 o IS g 1
Youngstown % 0 , 0 0 Q o 0 OF s 8
Batteries. Swain and Bergen; Grove
and Hess.
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New York nt Philadelphia
Chicago at Plttaburgh,

TO.DAY'S GAMEb
Brooklyn nj Boston.
New York nj Philadelphia
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
81. Louis az Cincinnati.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 1b,-Local
base ball enthusiasts to-day witneSHod one
OF the oloanest games played hers this sea-
SON New York made n strong bid for
the game, and Philadelphia won out on n
very close deelsion at the plate. Mercer
and Frazer were in hne form, and both
pitched almost perfect ball. Dolohnnty
undoubtedly saved tho day for tho home
team by brilliant stop. rotlfins tho side
with three mon on bases. Score;
Ri L
E Ben, Yak .Sss 3 J S$SiS8jSS Z
Batteries. Mercer and Warner; Frazer
md DotigInsg.s Earned runs, New York
q philadelphia I. Time. 2 hours, TIM
plrC, Emslic Attendance, 5H2.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The concluding game of the Dayton
series will be played this afternoon,
and even II the wheellngs were to lose
they would still! remain In first place,
about nine points to the good. For the
Old Soldiers. Moore. who has always
been a bothersome proposition to the
stogIec, will ofTlciate in the box, and
either Bates or Pardea, probably the
former, will do the box work for the To-
calls. Bates is now In excellent condI-
ton. and ought to make a win Of 1t to-
day.
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A Lirht.Hlttina aama.

Special Dlspatch to the Intelligeneer.
MANSFIELD, June l5.-Mansheld won
one OF the highest hitting games Of the
year, punching her few hits, and taking
advantage OF errors by the Senators The
folding was ragged. Score: RHE
c tSns . 20 . . Q Q Q Q i O-i 3 I
Batteries. Ames and Fox; Wolfe ana
Beyille
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Two base hts, RothermeI, Turner. Three
base hit, Donohuc. Sacrifice hits, Com
gallon, Taylor, Skopes 2 Stolen bases.
on Skopcc 2 Struck out by Wicker 2.
by SkOpec s. Double play, Miller 10 Har-
desty. Time, ITO Umpire. Colgnn.
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The summer girl has not yet gone
To charm beside the sea.
Nor has she packed eleven trunks
And started for Paree.
She has not sought the mountain top
To breathe the sweet. pure air
An. where's the splendid summer girl,
So charming and so fair?
You will not find her with book
Reclining Mt her case:
She's hunting for no shady nook.
She spurns the spreading trees!
She has no use for p1rusol
Or powder, pun or fan
You'n Gnd her out upon the links
Accommodating tan!
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Gardner and McClelland Matched.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 15.-Bnly
corcoran announces tonight that he
has matched Jack McClelland and os-
car Gardner for twenty-round go at
the Millvale Opera House June IS. The
men are to weigh in at 1923 pounds.
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Special Dispatch to the InteIIlgeneOr.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, June 1S-New Cas-
ties heavy hitters gave young Joss his
bumps good and hard to-day, while wads-
worth was effective in all but one inning.
The score; RHE
New castle. 20 o 4 900 80 O-SIa /
Toledo ........p 0 . 0 0 0 0 0--S s .
Batteries. Wndsworth and draHius;
joss and Hanaford. Empires. Jordan
and Butler.
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WHEELING PARK tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening. Concert and
Songs by Miss Gilman, Of New York.
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Manager Armour, of the Daytons, has
profited by the dlsbanding Of the At
lantic League, having signed Scott
stratton, the ex-Amerlcan Association
pitching star, who has been playing a
very strong first base in the Atlantic
for the Wllkesbar=es. The signing Of
StrattoI means that Armour will not
continue his hunt for another catcher to
assist Donahue, for Myers viii be taken
off frst and given his regular turn back
Of the plata. The Dayton management
is also after Second Baseman Burns. Of
the Wilkesbarres, and Will probably
land him.
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CURES Group. sore throat. pulmo-
nary troubles-Monach over pain of
every sort. DIR. Thomas EclectrIc OIL.
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FOR latest fashions in cut and ma.
tcrial, 20 to
c. w. SEABRIGHTs SON. Tailor,
220l Main Street.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.


Yesterdays GAMES.
Wheeling o. Dayton ..
Fort Wayne 5, youngstown Z
Mansfield {, Columbus L
New Castle 8, Toledo s,
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BOSTON. June l5.-Brooklyn won. to.
days game by punching hits IN the nrst
and eighth innings. Tho short STOP work
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BASE BALL, Wheeling VS.. Dayton,
Island Park, Thursday, Friday, Sat-
urdNy.
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FAIR Grounds should be the only
place visited on Saturday. Tickets,
10 cents.
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HOT Mill Club Picnic ut Mozart
Park this afternoon and evening.
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Not until the seventh did the Day
tons send a ny to the outheld, and 1t
was the only one In the game The In
field was the whole thing on the Wheel
ing side OF the score sheet.
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In the fourth inning skopec made n
great play, receiving Turner's assist at
first that retired .Short-stop Gochnauer.
The latter ran into Johnny" at full
speed, and the latter claimed that the
DaytonIan sluggad him. Skopec went
after Gochnauer. intending to slug
him in return, but was prevented by
Turner,
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Johnny" skopec, as predicted by the
Intelligencer, had the heavy hitting
Daytons at his mercy. AS Is usually
the case, the left-handed hitters could
do nothing with the sotuh-paw Five
hits were the best the Daytons could do.
and one OF these was n bunt In the
ninth. which skopec let go, thinking 1t
would roll foul.
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Lieut.. Guy Scott, Of the Third ArtIl-
lery, son of Senator n. B. Scott Of
this city, was married Tuesday, at San
Francisco. to Miss Leila Voorhees,,
society belle of that place.
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Toledo dropped to fourth place by
losing yesterday to New Castle. Fort
wayne advancing TO third. Mansfield
is nearly up with Columbus for sixth
position, and another win for Mansfield
to-day, will work an exchange Of place
on the part OF the two teams.
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CA8ToREA.
n,nthn 1Ihe Kind You HaYa AlNaIS BgughI
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Bows in the hair have become so
common that they are considered out of
style by the ultra smart. And for ev-
ening dress, wreath of leaves, either
green. silver and gold in color. or in the
gray faded tints OF violet and red, are
worn instead. Young girls wear
wreath of small flowers or one single
real rose.
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Mr. Charles w. Paxton won the golf
contest on the woodsdale links last
Saturday. Mr.. Paxton is conceded to
be the best golfer in this section.
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'''; 4 IHAZ7z3
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The third cotlIlIon Of the series comes
off next Thursday evening, and will be
the usual delightful affair 10 the invita-
ton recipients. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Caldwell. of
stnunton, va. nee Mrs. Bette Adams
Allen. are, with their children. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs George Adams.
Pleasant Valley.
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M. and Mrs. d. Garth Henrnc have
the sympathy Of large circle Of
friends in the death last evening OF
their little daughter, Ada.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS
YEsTERpAY,s GAlfEs.
To-DAY's GAMBs

Philadelphia 3, New York 2
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Mis- Mary McMechcn chnrmingly en-
tertained the splnsters in her mothers
apartments at the stamm, compliment
tary to Miss Delaplalne and Miss shir-
ley Brockunier.
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Mr.. Joseph Baer and miss FIOFA
Kraus, two prominent young people,
were married among beautiful sur
roundings, at the Windsor Tuesday.
The marriage was solemnlzed at high
noon, by Rev. Harry Levi. Mr. and
Mrs. Baer will be at home on North
Main street.
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Tho cottage formerly occupied By
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Mrs. McIlwOin. Ocean avenue. ATTAIN
tic City, has been taken by Miss Viz
ginia Day. Of Pittsburgh.
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Mr.. VIII DelaplaIne. of Graysville.
came to the city to meet his mother and
sister, Mrs. Mary Dalaplaine and Miss
Hulda DelaplaIne, Just returned from
years stay on the continent. Mrs. Del
aplalne and daughter are quartered at
the Mcclure. until their chapllne street
residence is ready for occupancy.
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Special Election, Which viii
Be Held on Tuesday, the Sew
enteenth Day Of July, a. D.
1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-15
.LAT TEST NE NI1IS.OE
The RAILROADS
Extra Equipment Pressed Into Ser.
vice.
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS HERE.
The TriEg Company Has Been Asked
to Bid on New Steamer for
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Other Items of Interest.

Hundreds of visitors came into Rich
mond Yesterday and the early part Of
the afternoon Every railroad entering.
the city has made preparations to han
die the thousands who Will attend the
Great Richmond Carnival and Free
Street-Fair Thousands of visitors are
expected, during the week, and arrange
ments for handling them have-%heen
made The various roads have Increased
the amount of available equipment.
The morning trains were extra
heavy. From all parts near by, parties
came, and specials and excursions nave
been scheduled to handle the thousands
who will attend the exercises during the
week.
Many of the visitors arrived in the
city Saturday night and all day sun
day they continued TO pour in.
THE NEW COMPANY
The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company has pressed into service every
available car, and the schedule has been
reduced about one-half.
The Richmond Traction Company has
also put on a large number Of extra cars
and everything to increase the service
on both lines has been done
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
p2NV mas asked the fPliiltli IiiS6
Shipbuilding Company to bid on a. new
passenger steamer for the Chesapeake
and Ohio's Newport News-Norfolk ser
vice. The Trigg Company is BOW pre-
pairing estimates on the new boat which
will be of the most modern design.
OTHER NOTES.
twenty-five carloads of export cattle
passed over the Chesapeake and Ohio
last night for Newport News from the
West.
A special Pullman sleeper containing
delegates to the Water-Works Convention
from several western cities arrived over
the Chesapeake and Ohio this afternoon.
Mr.. VIC. Barker, of the Southerns
Rome (Ga.) Offices, is the guest of his
brother, Mr. benjamin S. Barker, of
the Southerns local Offices.
Mr. H C. Craig. of New York, travel
Ing freight agent of the Missouri Pacific,
was visitor at the general freight offices
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-15
THE DEMOCRATS
OF PETERSBURG
An Address TO Urge Them TO Come
to the Polls.
MISS BERNARD H0NoRED.
A Number of Maids of Honor to Be
Selected for Observation-Disclosures
Foster OF the Petersburg Team
Will Probably Resign.

PETERSBURG, VA, May H.-Speciai.-
Mr.. John B. Evans, chairman of the local
Democratic Committee, will issue an ad-
dress to the Democratic voters of this city
urging them to come to the polis on the
4th Thursday in May and cast their vote
for a constitutional convention.
Miss Saflie Field Bernard, of Petersburg.
daughter of the late Judge d. NJ Ber-
nard, has been appointed maid OF honor
from this district by the Confederate vet
Grams to the reunion. to be held in Louis
Vile the latter part of this month
There will be no sponsors from the dis
tricts Miss Spilar is sponsor for the
State. and the districts will appoint her
maids of honor, thus the highest compli-
ment OF this district has been conferred
on Miss Bernard.
THE MIkADO.
The Mikado which was presented here
by local talent several weeks ago, will
be repeated next week for the benefit of
A. 2. Hill Camp.
Petersburg will be we'll represented at
the Carnival this week a number OF
persons are in this city from distant
cities for the purpose of attending the
Carnival.
Interesting services were held at Mar
ket-Street church last night. DR.. j. w
Rosebro, pastor Tabb-Street church'
preached an excellent sermon.
Manager Foster, of the Petersburg
Baseball Team, says there is nothing
definite in the report that ne is to resign
as manager of the team, and Captain
Donnie Parkinson, formerly chief OF po-
lice to assume the management in his
stead. Mr.. Foster said further that mat
tiers would probably take definite shape
by tomorrow night.
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THE SPONSORS.
List of Those Chosen for the Confedc-

List Of Those Chosen for the Confedc-
rate Rcunion.
HEADQUARTERS United Confederate Veterans,
New Orleans, La, May II, 1900.
Following are the sponsors and maids OF
honor reported to date:
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION u. c. ".
Sponsor-N1iss Esther Ransom, of We'll
don, n. c..
Chief Maid of Honor-Miss Hattie Philips,
of Tarboro, n. c.
Maids of Honor-NIiss Susan g.. Clark, of
Raleigh, n. c.; Miss Ida T. Rodman, of
Washington, N. c.; Miss Annie PEBBLES, OF
Jackson, N. c.: Miss Mary I. Oliver, OF
New Berne. N. c.; Miss Alice M. Cheek,
Of Henderson, N. c.; Miss May w. Boy
den, of Salisbury, n. c.; Miss Sadie Jones',
Of Lenoir, N. c.; Miss Willie e. Ray. OF
Asheville, n. c.; Miss Mary Maxwell, Of
Charlotte, n. G.
THIRD BRIGADE, N. g. DIV, u. C. ".
Sponsor-Miss Eugenia Roberts, of Gates
vile, N. c.
Caief Maid of Honor-NIiss Josephine 81.
Philips, of Tarboro, n. c.
Maids Of Honor-Miss Lizzie Mash, Of
Tarboro, N. c.: Miss Bessie Bum, OF
Rocky Mount, \. c.; Miss Fannie w.
Phillips, of Rocky Mount, N. c.; Miss
Mary Porter Ashe, of Raleigh, N. c.; Miss
Florence Arlington, of Raleigh, N. G.; Miss
Estelle Edwards, of Weldon, n. c.; Miss
Bessie Whitaker, Of Enfield, n. c.
MISSOURI DIVISION. U. c. V.
Sponsor-NIlss Elliott Todhunter, of Hig-
gnsville, Mo-.
Chief Maid of Honor-A1iss Laura Ed
wards, of Jefferson City. Mo.
Maids of Honor-Miss Daisy D.. Medley,
of ST., Louis, Mo-; Miss Belle Landlord,
of Marshall, Mo-; Miss Mamie Hefiin, Of
M Tar
Fredericton. Mo-; Miss Grace E. Nc
Gowan, OF Nevada, Mo-; Miss Ida Lapsley,
of Sweet Springs, Mo-; Miss Kathleen Jen-
kns, of Fredericton, Mo-; Miss Frances
Napton, of Marshall, No; Miss Margaret
D. Anderson, of ST. Louis, Mo-; Miss
Macy Morris. of Desarc. Mo; Miss Evelyn
Watts, of Fayette, Mo.
ALABAMA DIVISION, U. C. v.
Sponsor-Miss Page Nelson. Of Selma,
Ala.
Chief Maid of Honor-Miss Margaret
Austell, of Mobile, Ala.
FLORIDA DIVISION, U. C. v.
Sponso-AIss Marguerite II. T. Stringer,
of Brooksville, Fla.
Chief Maid of Honor-A1is5 Elizabeth
Weed, of Jacksonville, Fla.
I, One of the Maids of Honor-AiSs Charlie
Jones, Of Pensacola, Fla
THIRD BRIGADE, KENTUCKY, DIVIS-
ION, u. c. Y.
sponsor-A1iss Jessie Norton, OF. Louis
ville Ky.
Caief Maid of Honor-NIiss Emma D.
Wintersmith. of Bowling Green, Ky
FIRST BRIGADE NORTH CAROLINA
DIVISION, u. c. v.
Sponsor-Miss Sue Virginia Tate, OF
Morganton, n. C.
Chief Maid of Honor-Miss Mary Fries
Hail. of Lenoir, n. G.
Maids of Honor-N1iss Mary Dat cald-
well, of Statesville. n. c., and Miss Maud