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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-01
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC co.

WEEK DAY WINTER SCHEDULE
Effective Dec. Il. 1903.
subject to change without notice.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-01

ISLE OF HOPE LINE
between Isle of Hope and Forfeit
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-01
THTNnERR0LT IM

CITY Market % Casino and ThunderboIt VA
Bolton Street Junction
beRlnnlng At D: 20 a. M, cars leave City Mar
until II 80 D. m. 49,
Cars leave Bolton Street Junction IS minutes
after leaving time at City Market
Beginning at 5:53 a, m, cars leave Live Oak
station for city every half hour until 12;Os
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-01

Representative Maddox of Georgia
proposed to estop the contemplated
mileage raid by members of Congress,
when Representative Grosvenor of
Ohio offered an amendment providing
that any member so desiring might
cover any money due him under the
mileage appropriation back into the
treasury. No such amendment was
necessary. Not even the United States
government can force man to take
money that he doesn't want because he
believes it to be dishonest. But, had
Grosvenor's proposition been adopted,
it is doubtful if he would have
returned any money to the
treasury that might have been
due him under the appropriation for
extra mileage. He is an example of
the unblushing Republican politician
who regards the government as a COW
to be MIXED, by act of Congress.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-01

The South Carolina Legislature has
passed d constitutional amendment
providing for biennial sessions for it
self, both houses agreeing that it would
be a good thing to have less legisla-
ton and more good laws. The amend
ment will now go to the people for rati-
fication, and there can be no reasona-
BILE doubt that they will vote for bien-
NAL sessions. 1t is estimated that the
change will save to the taxpayers not
less than 100000 every four years; and
Furthermore, the state will profit from
the fact that there will be fewer half
baked laws placed upon the statute
books. There are at present but six
states of the Union that have annual
sessions of their Legislatures. They are
Georgia, Massachusetts, New Jersey,
New York, Rhode Island and South
Carolina All the others have biennial
sessions, except Alabama, which has
quadrennial sessions, and is glad of it.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-01

BETWEEN ISLE OF HOPE AND
THUNDERBOLT.
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BARTON HEIGHTS

Mr.. W. II. Summers and WIFE who have
been spending thu summer at the home sc {
Mrs. md Mrs u J. f. sch!sslers, have left for
Baltimore. SS{ EfSg sie5 s. fy5 4 4 555G
Mr.. Ernest Perkins who has beer, visit
turned TO HIS home. il Alexnndr!a
Mrs Louise Brannan. who has been svlss T.
now visiting her daughter Mrs. Thomas Arm
Mrs. j. r. Green. who has been visiting her
son. Afr.siJ T. Green, has left for her home,
Mr. and Mrs. William Dabney have return
ed from their wedding trip and are at home
to their friends 5 s.
Mr. Boone; q Kentucky.2's visiting
rs Mr. u ~. ~ Johnson, of Petersburg, Is tn 2
guest or Mr. ~ Wilkinson. va: s5S5.
Mr. and co w.. r Wno' hay nase hae en-
Mr.. & and Mrs. William Clark have returnel
to their homc.fins Baltimore, after q visit to
Mrs. Charles. Smith. 20 =. y, I, !,
Who Mrs has seen Ihsmpsen Mrs William Thomp
son, have left for their home.
Mrs. a. w. Payne who has been vist'n !;
her daughter. Mrs y. T. Wilson. mas sIets
Miss Mamie Jones of Louisa: viii spend
the = winter -witl1sMr. and EN1rs. S. p Jones'
Mrs. Charles IA Goodloe, OF Lewiston, is
the guest Of Mrs::sW G. Y Cosby III 81 !, sa
delphia. will return home In a few days
Miss Annie SEXUAL. of Harrisburg. is the
guest OF Mrs. IA Lightner. "a
MI. J. Rf Bow,es has left 3 for Louisa lisa 70
Nj Mr.. and Mrs seay. who has ! n zee:
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles g Rady..
has left for her home. I'm Fuvannn.
Mr.. Waltetssc has returned re- 1 nome
: Mrs ". C. Cosby and son, who have been
visiting in Ashland. have returned home
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W'EE:sTHAMPTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Miller, of; Bethany Home, visited Mrs.
r. ". browning Of 'Waysidc,f during the
past week. y, w ~, y. .
,brated her tenth birthday last sundd y.s !
Mrs. Perkins. Of Rio Vista. has gone 70
Louisa 10 visit friends and relatives, anu
expects 10 remain until Christmas. IL
i H. A. Browning was. the guest OF me
Tanman family on tho Broad street H lf's.
'a Archer Bgby, OF Richmond, spent Saturday
with friends at this place, iaf
Is Mt Alonza Gordon and Wife, OF Ridge spent
Thursday In Richmond z.
4 MISE Annie Wade has returned home, atter
a visit ia her sister at Dunreath;
d MIR Davies and two sons, Tom ana sDexter,
visited Richmond Tuesday. q. h. & z
Mrs, RI IL Meredith and dal'ght or. MISS
Mary We're the guests Of Mrs Lula ,I Bau ''F'
=: john I1 cuIton, OF Rio Vista, is much In
dispnsed from an attack Of the grip; q.
Roll OF honor for Ridge school: Grammar
GradespFlorcnce Dadenoch, o. Viola Rartlstt
e; Gladys PcMherton Joseph Babe '75.,-
noc I,ennie Oliver Ynton rembert on, Z, :, ir,-
mary Grades Katie Woodward .; Bella Baoe'
noch 0; Mamie Eubank, 1.esslo 81 epEeers ~,
i LIZZIE Woodward. Jennie Franklin, Charlle
Woodward, Eddie ulbank. Maggie Hawkins.
sThelmn TYLER, Maud Wadc.4 Garland Russer, F.
Z MIR and Mrs. j. 7. Tiubank, OF Westhnmp-
ton,' spent Sunday with friends IN 3Gooch!and,.
Miss Temple Blackburn Is spending a ftw
dpyaF IN Richmond. t 3{sj9 sf III ftGdt 59. @
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FUtT0N.sN Jews.

The Ladies Ala Society Of the Fulton
Baptist Church will meet. tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock In the ecturc-room.
Henrco Council. No, 1888 Royal Arcanun,.
& Will meet Thursday night at Nelson's Hall
and one Of the biggest meetings In Its his
tory Is anticipated A class OF eight or ten
new members Will be Initiated. a smoker
Will follow,
n Mr.. Andrew Bonlware. one OF the oldest
a and best known citizens of Fulton, ls quite
81 mt his home. on State Street.
Mrs, Maud Cr!ttcnden of Charles City
county. IL visiting friends and relatives here.
q Mr.. Edward j. Cussons, who has been visit
Ing In Jacksonville, Fla, for the benefit of
bis health. has returned home.
Miss Josie Rogers, who has been quito sick
n. her home, on Nicholson Street. is i'm
proving, s
The Parsonage Society Of tho Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal Church VIII meet To-
morrow nigh, with Mrs A. A. Jones, at the
parsonage. sHea
The Young Peoples Society OF the Fulton
baptist Church Will meet Tomorrow night at
s o'clock al the church
Mr. Charles ChiIdress formerly Of Fulton
who now resides in Washington, D. c., Is
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/. GAINEs,s5 MILL.

The "A. r. u. NJ. G. held their annual dinner
at Ellsons on Tuesday. az B aS3 l 2I d
{ Mr. John Talley. who has been residing at
Dr. Cullin's farm has sold all OF his stock
and farming Implements and expects TO ac-
zcept position road machine manager
and his family have moved TO Old Church.
1.-The IT. B. r. S. viii give IAN oyster cup
pers5durinR the coming week cat the lodge
near Kings store. V
z Miss Rcna Eeadies. OF Hickory Hill spent
"Wednesday at lnut Lane {s
tf Mrs. Blount bonds, of Richmond, was IN ms
section hunting last W cdnesday. !. q,
Z Mrs Leather Barker. of Barkcr'5.t MIL
visited relatives at this place recently:
I Miss C;crtie Burnette Is visiting relatives on
West Clay Street, Richmond. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker, Of :.Twen,y-
ter a Gold villa during the past week :,
The w. C. 55,r. u. Will hold their monthly
meeting at the homo Of Mrs. JEFF. Nelson, on
Wednesday, December 18th. cordial lnvi-
Etation Ii extended to Rall. -
Niessrs.t George and Z. G. Gauldns We're n
New Kent on a fox hunt during the past
week. }5$f =, Z =. - 2, :,
snpklns, both OF this place. were married on
Wednesday by DR. Charles II ltyland I'm ms
sparlor,| No. $50 West Grace Street. At 3 F.
Nj Miss Lizzie Eowles was maid OF honor
and Mr.. Henry Smith. brother OF the BRIDE
WAS best man. The bride wore q blue ira
yelling suit They took the a O'CLOCK IRA n
for Baltimore. where they expect to remain
until December ed -
Tho home OF Irving Ganlding. at MI Airy
has been completed and he expects 70 move
Miss LyIio ana Myrtle Barker of Barker
Mil. visited their sister, Mrs, W. Hufner,
during the past week
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NOTABLE WOMEN OF.
THE SOUTH
sO1E EXPERIENCES.

The following letters from grateful
patients speak louder than words of
the great benefits derived from the use
Of Dr.. Pierce's remedies: .
~ have found DR.. Perce's Favorite
Prescription OF inestin,able value, !" writes
Miss Ellen Alma Bryan (Treasurer Mem
piiis Century Club), Of 193 Vance St.,
Memphis, Tenn, y as q tonic for over
Il wrought nerves, or when one is troubled
with general lassitude and IN irritable
condition, hardly knowing what the
trouble is. I was advised to5useGit by q
snumber Of our Club, and the effect on
ME was truly wonderful. Within two
weeks was like new woman. could
eat and sleep as had not been able to
for months, my nerves became strong
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the adoption degree and nominations for the
raising Of chiefs were made:
Parrish Reams, son Of Superintendent j.
{ ". Realms, of the Richmond Cedar Works.
Is quite. ~ at his home. in Yarina,
The Fulton Hranch tofE,he Bank OF Rich
Avenue and Louisiana Street, Is doing a YER"
encouraging buincss, and has no doubt.
come come TO stay The local deposits since ti,,
been very sat lsfnctory to the directors. Mr..
Leary, the manager is making himself popa--
lar with the people OF Fulton by his most
courteous business manner. tHg4
An unsuccessful attempt to rob the chicken
coop OF Mr.. Peter McGoyern, on Fulton Hill,
made about s o'clock, and the robbers were
I frightened off by Harvey McGovern, who was
partakIng of his eveninE repast when his
Z Mrs Charles II. Smith, OF State Street, who
has been quite III for some time, is improv-
ing. ~
rhe Rev A. a. Jones VIII preach ut beth
services at the Denny Street Methodist Eps-
copal Church to-day. The tex; at "a. NJ. VIII
be Romans 2: 10. and at 1880 II. NJ, Marx
Tho Board Of Stewards OF tho Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal Church Will meet at the
church Tomorrow. night. .f5 III 45 Il
The Woman's Christian temperance Union
Of Iicnrlco county viii hold a convention at
the Denny Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesday Addresses will be made during tbs
morning session by the Rev A.. a. jones'
pastor OF the Denny Street Methodist I1pls-
c0pnl Ghlrch, ana during the afternoon ses-
sion by the Rev, David Hepburn, pastor of
the Fulton, Baptist Church. Dinner viii
be served the convention at Nelson's Hall.
The Rev. Hugh =. Taylor pastor Of the
East King and Queen county circuit o.
Methodist Episcopal Churches, was In Fulton
Friday on business, lie was stopping With
thu Itfv. A. y, Jones. pastor OF Denny Stree:
Methodist. Episcopal Church. MI, Taylor ex--
presses much del sht In his new charge and
Gays he will ain to leave 1t III q much
he,er condition ID =, Than he found It. though II
The Rev. John ". paughery will preach
at tho Apostolic Church this evening nt
7:So O'clock from the subject '"rhe Image OF
Cod"
rAs Cup OF Cold Water Circle OF Tho
Kings Daughters and Sons will meet Tue sday
night nj tho home OF Miss Annie Gayle. on
Louisiana Street. t
Tho roll Of honor OF Re!dsyo school Hen
rico county, for the week; Lewis Braxton,
Anthony cambridge, Willie Harris. GWal-sr
whiting Jack Foster, Susie Morton. Carrie
Brown. Alberta White I'erena llaydoph.
Lucy Jones, Rebecca. Randolph, olivia Daniel.
Bertha Johnson. and Joseph Barnes.
Mrs Hcnly Ball Ii extremely Ill al her
home, on Graham Street, ,fIt
Mrs Ophclia Baker is quite III at her
home, on Ccnte. Street,
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| of5roots and bnrks which he, elaborated
was d specific for The treatment OF
female suffering. After having used It
lin his private practice with great sue.
cess, he placed 1t on the market and it
rapidly became known as DR.. Pierces
Favorite Prescriptions" BY relieving
1.-THE pelvic congestion, giving tone TO
the organs and stopping weakening
draine, Nature was given q chance to
|repair damages and restore the body to
| a healthy condition again. The use Of
the alcoholic preparations found so
abundantly on the market, was always
disparaged by DR.. Pierce, who found
that alcohol merely impaired q tempor-
airy stimulation, while il dried up the
blood Y aid diminished the resisting
power Of the organs themselves. There
| is not a particle of alcohol or narcotic
lin any OF DR.. Picrcc's medicines, and
this fact be will substantive by the
most exacting analysis. ,!a
s II, you are suffering and sick, write
to-day to DR.. Pierce and tell him your
troubles. You can tell him freely oil
you feel as all letters nre regarded
as sacredly confidential and are never
printed without tie full written consent
lof the patient. DO not be persuaded
! to write to n woman because you are
told A woman best understands a
woman's ills II would be as reason
able 70 say that child best understands
! he is liable to be afflicted with such
trouble. The Important feature in
Treating disease IS experience, and for
forty years DR.. Pierce Inns been ranked
as Americas most famous specialist in
the treatment Of diseases Of women,
and his advice always leads to good
results.
If yours is a case that will be bene-
flied by his proprietary medicines, he
says 80 frankly; but as frankly tells you
what to do in case yours il ono rcquir-
ling special attention and treatment.
Many womenhave blessed the day when
they wrote to DR.. Pierce for advice.
Backed up BY over o third OF a CEN
tury Of remarkable and uniform cures,
Il record such rs no other remedy for
the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to
women ever attained, the proprietors
and smakers OF Or. Piercc's Favorite
Prescription now feel fully warranted in
offering to pay $500, in legal money OF
the United States for any case OF Leu
corrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus,
or. Falling of Womb, which they can-
not cure. III they ask ID n fair and
reasonable trial of their means OF cure. n
No other medicine for the cure of
wornan's peculiar ailments is backed
by such a remarkable guarantee as Dr..
Pierce's Favoritc Prescription. No
other medicine fora woman's ills is &
possessed Of the unparalleled curative
properties that would warrant it's max
ers in publishing such an Offers; no
other remedy has such a record Of a
third Of q century of cures on which to
base such remarkable offer. "a
Dr.. Picrce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, over 1000 pages, is sent by
DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. VI, on
receipt OF twenty-one cents in one7cent 4
stamps for the paper covered book, II
or thirty one stamps for the cloth-
hnr1n1 &c., sSf E. 81 53s5 ~ "
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) NEWS OF SUBURBS !
visiting his parents. on Williamsburg Ave

visiting his parents, on Williamsburg Ave-
nue..
Superintendent ]. W. Reams. OF the Rich.
mond Cedah Works is at Dismal swamp SUI
sperintending the erection Of Il new saw mill
for the company Mrs Rcams accompanied
her husband to Norfolk and Is expected to
return tomorrow.
The Builders League Of this Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the resi-
dence OF Mrs, Robert Farlamb on Will
Harrisburg Avenue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society OF tho Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
Tomorrow afternoon nj O'Clock at the resi-
dcnce OF Mrs William H. Kelley. on Denny
Street.
Tho Fulton branch OF the Young Woman s
Christian Temperance Union will meet Tues
day night AT Ehc residence OF Mrs. Nat.
Thompson on Nicholson Street
Mrs Wilson II, Reams and children. OF
Roanoke. Va, are visiting the formers
mother Mrs. Andrew Butler on Nicholson
Street. g53
Mrs. Mary Lear. the aged mother OF
Mrs. Nat Thompson. who has been eN-
trrmcly III at the home Of her daughter. on
Nicholson Street. Is somewhat improved
Mattaponl Tribe No JIG, |. o. II. NJ, held
an interesting meeting Friday night at n l.
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CHESTNUT HILL
81 AND HIGHLAND PARK.

Il Mr.. Thomas Blanton OF Rocky Mount. y.
K. was the guest last Sunday OF Mrs. Thomas
81. whiting Of Meadow Bridge Road 3S
The monthly ,nceting8ofi the %Norths!de Dra-
int home OF Miss Virginia Sale on Third
Avenue. r The next meeting VIII be held Tues
day night, january I'D, IN the. home OF Miss
Mabel Beard. on Fourth Avenue. s s..
1.-The oyster supper and Christmas SALE which
was given last Friday afternoon ana even
the Earnest Workers Society, proved TO be
Miss lAlet, tn Cr.imp.s Of 8 New Jersey. was the
guest OF friends on the Hill last week -
QTs The roll OF honor for Highland Park High
School. ending for.thc week Of. December. 9th
Annie Sale Atwood Lewis, Julian Todd. !.
Junior B--Mandc Tillcr. Chester. Woolridze,
Bertha Marshall. Bette Ratcliffe. Eess
Carter. Roy Cross. Mary Starke.
The next rehearsal OF the Northside Ora :
matte Club will be held Tomorrow nigh; al
tho home OF Miss Katherine Watkins on
Mr.. ". NJ. Long and family, Of seah 70 g
NC, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. IT, u.
Long, OF Third Avenue, tt &
5@ Mr.. Wlngfied still continues quite slck q I
tho home OF Mrs. Wirt. c2uarlcs. K y,
day evening. delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
John r. L!Iesay. OF Third Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Lamb Paul, ofS NOISY Crsek,
Augusta county arcsthe guests OF Mr. =. r.
5Mnsly.- If Fourth Avenue. y. =.
Mr.. Charles W 1Vaughan, Of lhira. Ave y.
nue., has been confined to the house ior the
past week by sickness, . . ~, fgs .
+ Miss willie Woodruff. OF 7 title & Rock, Is
spending some time with her ~ uncle. NJ MT :.
Jnmcs r, SPA rkcs. Is OF Fourth Avenue. :5s
Quito an enjoyable evening was spent q I
the sociable given dns honor OF tho new pas pa
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ng at the home Of Judge =. c. NJ on

!, nc Il y he home; Il JuHdge +. &. Mon
cure. .lsl ~
Miss Kate Campbell. after n pleasant
visit OF several weeks to relatives in
Hanover county, has returned home.
Mrsand Mrs. Byron Vincent Miss Es-
sic Ball. and Lewis Vincent. OF Norfolk,
after spending several days ut the home
Of r. D.. Vincent, have returned to their
home in Norfolk. &. .. y w "a
Mr. C. r. Collins, who is engaged In
business in Washingt ton. is spending q
few days here enjoying the hunting.
The bazaar. for raising funds to aid
in building the Confederate monument,
will open on the 18th and will continue
for week. The committee appointed
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- -I7---- ! 10, W. l797I. T1lT9,
THE VALUE or CHARGE AL..
Few People Know How Useful II Is !
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Few People Know How Useful It Is In
Preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that, charcoal
Is the safest and mos IT. Efficient dlsintec-
tant and purifier IN nature nature PVT few
realize It's value when taken into the hui
man system for the same cleansing pur-
pose. 30. its8 Vi VI II S5jsf4
cha rcoal is a tremed Vt hat. tho more you
take of It the better; 1T Is not drug
at all, but simply abs orbs the gases and
Impurities always present in tho stomach
and intesines and carries them out Of the
system. si,i
Charcoal swoetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions Mons
and other OdOrOus vegetables. l7s
Charcoal cffectuaaly clears and improves
tho complexion, It. whitens the teeth and
further acts as q natural und en1lncntly
safe caAhartic. sS x. s9 f
1t nbsorbs the Injurious gases which coll
lect in the stomach and bowels; It dlsin-
fects the mouth ana throat fronlAthcs pol
son o. catarrh, ~
All druggists sell charcoal In one form
or another. hut probably the best cnnr-
coal and tho most for the money 1s IN
stuart's Charcoal Lozen ges; they are. COM
posed Of the finest. 81 powdered Willow
charcoal, and other harmless antisept1c s
in tablet form or rat her III the form Q {
large. pleasant tasting lozenges, the char
coal being mixed with honey.
q The daily use OF these lozenges VIII
soon tell In a much improved condition
of the general health. better complex
ion, swsetcr breath and purer blood. and
the beauty Of 1t Is, that no possible harm
can result from their con inued use, but
on the contrary, great benefl &.
A Buffalo physician. in speaking OF the
benefits, of charcoal, says; 4 advise STU
arts Charcoal Lozenses to all patents
suffering iron, gas In stomach and >bow-
els, and to clear the complexion and puri-
~ the breath mouth and throat; also
believe tho liver ia greatly benefited by
ty-five cents a box at drug stores, and
although in some sense q pa tent prepara-
ton yet believe I get mora and better
charcoal In stnart's Charcoal I.oSsngtes
than IN any OF the ordinary cha rc ~ q q
letsn sftl ct ge3g
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Il
lrnent at granct's church. IN Chesterfield
it.Is RODNEY Jste, who I. 4. a, The h. shelter y
s SIS & ssm asistei imp r9r fa'e
T.. Mrs. q. ! q. Hiyens and family have moved
! to Henrlco county
Who has beer, visiting her sister; Mrs. Edwa r
1iiggnbothani. and Mrs. Mary Lawrence has! has
Minister Frank Frank Rose has returned home from
4, stay q several weeks With relatives IN
Hf nnIl e so iinsnr a. a,rnount schoo ru
Nor Bav irsinl Il thornton Sdweivc weeks,
E,rice Fulton twelye Mceks); lntarneala ~
Albertson felshl Weeks,, Nellie Alsloa eight 81 (,
SesAs, andolrl l'rowr -four w yss rth
urs owden Marsv nf
Mccullough. Louise coodc .s,1ssse Tu ", ..s,
Thira o Mcss Srss
Lena Crowdsr rioyd lsinns First Grammar
WasRs rs'p P.ns sis1afa s,sA
Inarylrrnyssr chlTirey ,eIght weeks. T 4. s..
telsht weeltso, isoicrt Mct'otk tfo,r wecks,.
lowell Smell tour @eetsl Ethel htklSs.n
.lllsie Rims guweive weelss. Essie Gordon.
Kn{s KssS toss ,,L ea' 81, eWsssss
Ej;aith5 TALLY tfom weeks. N1yrtic 5tTreS,erg
aljlallf,l SaOnTson. Name
Ger,nclmnn. Laura t,ubank, Gracie .'nlley
Firth. p,ln,ary-Niaudc. Bailey. nes Kelley y
Hazel Kidd, Annie Iin'ton. Salc Mchiiin.
Matte. Pnves. Iot,tc l,einbach. Hattie Woody .,.
Rudolph, Howigrs Louis Blackburn. VIII es
Davis, Atlolph Koch Edgar ThonpsoM Fourth
lrr!rnnry-Wilc Gndsev. Eldrdsc Gentry.
Earle Goodall,a willie kerscy. Clarence Pierce
James Tucker. blanche Beadlcs. leafcll Nor,
e. Grace Miller 1'hlrd rrln,s ,.rnn.a
Carrie ,,!esen Francis Esousch, eolaie Martin
Gussic Hayes Nh, litiium. cnrttth coop =
Rcttie Winston, Mabel Fnay Annie Gordon.
srdie crcery. LILLE onen.'ni, Case IsarloWt
Phoebe harris u Howard Crcery aohar' VII
l.ams. bright Aston Ernest Pollard i,rbsrs
Beck, Marccll Martini Carl Bryant, Ch1 ri e
Ihlse, Earle Arlnentrout. Elwcoh Harm "
Andrew. Trexlcr. 1<nte Hartc' J, First f,rit
drew rynnt, Willie Bryant Waltz; e Child.
Clyde England, Gcorrc rubank, rho.,ns
l7id,er. Joe Hill. Earl kelley. i'crnice Nan
man. Gusse SchnellenberE. Catherine Aknrs,s
t1rn1a& Bra eE. Maulc Shcp;ieri, Willie Thomas
Lillian Wright. Bertha Watkins Sadie Wor d,
Edna Clarke. Carrie Rlacknan. Norman IlH-
borne, Cora tl:nroughty Ruth Ishel! Alice
Knight, Inez Kelley Ruth olgers. Grace,
Olgers. Martha Rice,