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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-12

Undigested food ana gas in the
stomach, located just below the heart
presses against it and causes heart
palgitation. When your heart troub-
les you in that way take Herbine for
few days. You will soon be all right.
soc at Peoples drug store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-12
YOU TRAVEL OR WILL

If not today. then tomorrow. There IA quali.
ity n railway travel A. I'm everything else.
Track trains and time are the essentials. The
~ x. II ny has that quality ! want yon 70
know IT it Try 81 and b convinced. Al this
time of The ycar ycu are rrobahly thinking
about . winter trip. 7 suggest the Calf Coast
of Texas. sAnAntonio. Old Ms1ico OF Califor-
uia. Al hrlrr about nearly perfect as cli-
mate and environment can make them. I
have some very attractive literature about
those resorts that ia like q send Tou NAY
If ia rather taik to yon. but IL -. - i'm.
possible. drop me 4 line ard 4 % Be pleased e.
give 1uu az the desired Information. There
are some special Inducements 800 in the uar
ni rates and through Katy HIeeprra that I't
Katy"
Sc. Louis. no.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-12

The reason that coughs and colds pro-
duce constipation and weaken the
lungs is because they interfere with
all digestion. That new discovery
known as Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar cures all coughs, Group, whoop-
ing cough and assists in expelling
colds from the system by gently NOV
ing the bowels. 1t is pleasant to take
and contains no opiates. Sold by Peo-
ple's drug store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-12

City Marshal Sam Ridenhour, who
has been with q hunting party over
among the Spavinaw hills for the Past
week, came In from SpaYinaw poStofice
last night, driving the overland mail
from that place. He reports the kill
ing Of deer and turkey. He left the
rest OF the crowd at the Spavinaw
store, where they will likely remain
until the weather moderates.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-12

Many man has hunted up his fam
lily tree only to find that it was dog
wood.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-12

Mr.. Graham, of Roswell New Mexico
is here looking up a location. He has
travelled over the territory extensively
and says that he likes the appearance
and outlook for this locality better
chan any he has seen and will make
his home here. Mr. Graham had
charge Of the New Mexico ezhilit at
st Louis last year
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-12

The executive committee OF the
Conference Board Of Missions Of In
dian Territory will meet in this city
January Is. The committee is COM
posed Of Rev. NJ. l. Butler Winnie
wood; Rev. L. L. Thurston, Chelsea;
Rev. J. B. Mcdonald, Vinita; Rev. W.
+. Dunkle. Vanderbilt University;
d. r. Rankin, Lawton, and Frank
Jones, Of Ada.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

l viii sell at public auction at
my farm . mile north of Platte
on Friday, March 10, 1905, COM
mencing at l o'clock sharp. AZ
head of full blood, eligible to
register, Duroc Jersey sows.
Free lunch at noon. Those want
ing something fine for breeding
purposes should not miss this
sale. Catalogue to follow.
FL. p. Christensen,
Platte, S. d.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03
LIKE SPARTAN HgRolNEs


Are ths women 81 Japan In the Time
Of War.
The women q Japan are Ike ths
Spartan herolnss they tell their htls
bands and suns to come back from WA
with the1r shield OF on them" Many
stores are told In relation to the Chi
ncssJspanese war. Of the heroism Of
tiae women who were left behind wheE
the nen sailed away from the Island
Kingdom 70 eight the AikatD battles
h Corea and MAnchur1a-
When the Eighteenth Infantry was
marching through q iittia village on IL
WAY 70 embark for the front, japan.
ese woman named Miki Masu irsaste-i
On speaking with one Of the ueutelaIlss
who Rad been kind to her son. sol.
dior In fhe regiment The lieutenant
reluctantly consented. expecting that
s,e would beg for has discharge from
the army. But rssts WIS not her idea.
Il have come 20 thank you Tor your
ksndnaw TO my sun." she said. 'and 70
ssk you b &c that he dnes - duty
wdl an a widow and he b my only
sor. but have told him thnt when be
Scas tueD battle he must b quite ready
and s.1I1ng 20 de LOT bio EnUeror ard
his country. I hays to,d him. too. that
Z sl,aiI d. u shame II hs disgraess him
~ b. playing ~ coward That 4
ths ooly fhlng hat fen anxious
snou1s
- IN, cauadcA, fought ttx0ugh-
- - war h ganane syie - b
could hardy hsap d11ng altar betng
untns6 ~ such . mother. He won
hsum and pometsaa and wuR back 30
hw w1khpuk santeA
AmpGhw woman. WHOM nm Wa her
- suUpo& it'd h1p a. - muk -
tim - - cuaprA fu ~ W. -
swvonk
- duky a - &C. ~ -
-os0nS ba6s0 ~ Imnw 0s<3ss ~ -
hpmE Thouxa I shouIA - of a1ngsnr
eloa yuu nnst MT sssatntA You nnne
01n9sf Spw ssuas5 1se4 Ia
~ ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

lAe saev N nsAalyaa s0'ae.
hea I'VE uAed ~ :
II this nlce weather kasps ON
se son I nssed ANY spEiag
the Of Wa. I1maas ehsldrea
i very sick.
AIR. Henry Siache has erected
4 t.aw building on bis place,
The agent for Watkins rem
eslies IVES in this vicinity this
week.
TAYLOR Rose has moved on to
The old Osborne farm.
Fred Seymour has returned
from his trip to Chicago,
Andrew Gogolin has been de-
llyerlng corn 10 Mr.. Seymour.
L Englehorn dehorned a num-
Der of cattle for Carl Gogolin this
week.
c. Won Colin was a business
visitor at Wagner the latter part
of last week.
L is evident that there has
been no Happenings Along the
Stage Road. worth n entioning
lately.
The roads are so muddy that
one of our farmers had to haul
his hay in a double wagon box.
Stuck in the Mud.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03
MosLEMs IN ENGLAND.


Native Hrnn.hers aho Have
$780, .ns e. = s.e'' s = !. aa =.
49,, -. =. - -, 81. -, -.
49, sss. 5. 1sa :. = -.
1870 I =. ...ss-. !,
@A's.,. - So. !. 49,
s. 80. - -. - = -, = -, :.
- = ~ =. = : -. -
800 = - ~. ). -. - ..s,,..s-. T.,
- - ...s -. .ss = 80
&c, . - 49,. =.
- =. : 49,, - - - - 49, ~ ~
= - s.,s,.. -, -
- = -. -. -. - -, ..ri
- -. : :. 49,, =. -, e.
- -. -. -. = s. :. !. -.
- -. =. -. - -s..~. = ~.
- -. o.
- $50. - ,.,.,a l.,
=. s-s.- ..n,., aa,,.,,. az.
-. - s-.,,,..s,.r~ :, !.
- .,..a.s. - ~
= - -. -. sh5,,,,.,,
-. -. -. s-..,, !. a., -
rs-..s-. -. =. -. -. :. 80
- II - - - :. i.
- - = - -. a.
. -, s.. ,.s,,, !.
- -. - -. !. =. rv.s...ssn ha,ng
- -, IN s,y,,rl
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Emil Misterek was 1T Delneat
tie frs. of the week.
Mrs. Il Thompson was at SEQ
City the first of the week.
Town election IS The 2lst day
of March, also the school cleo
ton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

You can apply Manzan inside. right where
the pain is; II is put mp In collapsable tubes
with nozzle attachment for Introducing Ii.
Manzsa stops pain instantly and cares all
kinds Of blind. bleeding. itching and protrud-
ing piles. Sold by Wagner Drug Co. man
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03
The music and prompting for this occasion
will be furnished by the
SULLIVAN.
HARP
ORCHESTRA
OF LeMars. Iowa.

This orchestra is the best to be had. and Wag-
ner people. whether they dance or not. should
consider 1t ! treat to have the opportunity to
patronixe this orchestra. II you are lover
81 fine music. don't fail to be present
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

Large or small Real Estate Loans,
see or write the Commercial State
Bank. Wagner S. D. Long time and
easy payments. Lowest terms.
If VIM. Pease, Cashier.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-03

H YOU want to have q first~class time at a
|first-ciass dance. come to this one. Nothing
Will 30 omitted to make the occasion enjoy
able. Don't forget the date or place. but
come and be merry with US.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
Hcntzcr.

The Wayaesboro Pa, j Record. q Jsly -.
says One Of the prettless weddlEgs of the
season, took place, Tuesday. al !. 80 O'Clock
D. u. - the residence OF Rev and Mrs ID.
b. MsatzeT, South Broad street. When their
elder daughter Mss Rhoda Good Mestzer.
aud Charles D. EnElsE were uHited in mar.
rage.
The seddng procession started from the
bead Of The stairway Aad marched TO the pArlor
10 the strains Of LohenErin. which ~As plAyed
BY MeSSrs. Benjamin and Harry lAadis. The
procession consisted Of tSo pages, John Groh
and George Good, dressed IN whlte, aower
girls. l4ueile woltE. Anita Wilhelm. Dosolhy
MckoWn aud Roth Slower. Eo~ned Ia wbits
SWISS and carrying white carnations; The hrldc
and groom. The bride SORE . goEn Of cream
crepe de chene and carrying carnations The
ceremony Was performed before large bAHk
Of palms, ferns and Virginia creepeEx. green
aud whte being the predominant oolors-
Master John Groh sNs the rag bsarrr.
Rev. u. Il. AengzrT. father of the bride.
assisted BY Rev. George FAl,oa aud Rev. Il
NJ. Slower, performed the ceremony.
Immediately following the Wedding scFticss
a four. course dinner ~As served BY Caterer j.
W SsonshrAker.
Mr. aud Mrs EnglAF thea len over the ".
NJ. railroad for Atlantic City. where they ~ill
spend two weeks They viii be at bone to
their friends, after Angus; /. Al the bride =
home. South Broad street Mr. aad Ms
Englar will 80 TO Housekeeping 10 We.,mis-
ster, September /.
The bride Is one Of Wsynesboro's moss pop
usar young women. She q Of very antSble
and vivacions disposition and has : vide circle
Of friends. The groom = the soa OF William
Englar MedfcFd, Nd. and Is = veil kROwn
resident Of Westminster.
Only the immediate relatives And friends OF
the contracting pArtiesSitnesSed the ceremony.
The ushers were Misses Raih MeaizeF,
sister Of the bride; Margaret Grove, Lesbla
Smith, GfAev Slull add Floyd Good, Of York.
cousin Of the bride. The diniaR room ~as
beautifully decorated with white carnations,
ferns and tnaiden hair vines The bride sore
navy blue hAtisle travelling gown.
The bride MAS the recipient Oi many bezHli
tul and valuable presents, including silver
ware. cut glass. rhinA and linen.
Among those present we're William EaglAT.
Harry Englar, Mr.. add Mrs Ira EnglAF aud
Miss Ida EnglzF. Medford, Nd; Mr.. Ella
Roberts, Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard GeimAn. Misses
Catharine aud Mabel GeimAn. Mr. aad Mrs.
J. NJ. Good and sous, Fred and Harper. and
daughters Misses Dora and Virginia; Misses
Fmma Good aud Fioy Good, of York. Miss
Ruth PFy and Miss NuanemAcher, Of keedys-
Vile. Nd, aud many persons from Waynes-
borO
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
Business Locals

The Lend-a- Hand Club of Westminster will
give an entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall
on Tuesday Evening, August LIST, beginning
at 8 O'Clock, for the benefit of the poor of this
city. The entertainment will consist of an
operetta entitled "While Mortals Sleep" in
which so children will participate. Mrs.
Mary Bennett, of Baltimore, has consented TO
give recitation. The children are being
drilled by Mrs. E. Oliver Grimes, Jr., and
Mrs. Charles Billingslea. Miss Simpson will
play the score, accompanied by Messrs. Wantz
and Simpson on violins. Tickets will be for
sale by the children, who will make house
TO house canvass. Prices-reserved seats
Soc. general admission 25c. This is praise.
worthy undertaking and should be well patron
lied by our citizens. Music by First Regiment
Band.
If you are going to build house or barn,
get an estimate from Warfeld, Sykesvile.
Summer visitors can find at Casselfs Jewel
nv Store first class assortment OF all the latest
and best in jewelry, watches, cut glass. brio.
a.brac, &c. Special attention given to select
ing aud fitting eye glasses. Store on Main
street, east of Postofice.
Warfeld, at Sykesville, buys all farm pro
duce. See Sykesvilie market in this paper.
The Perry Nursery Company, Rochester
New York, one of the leading nursery con
oerns in the L. $. write us that they want q
good live agent in this section to solicit order;
for their products. Experience not necessary
They offer good pay weekly, and furnish can
wasting outfit free.
We advise any man or woman IN our com
muuity, who is in a position to take orders fol
the above house, TO write them for particular
| Immediately. It
Talk TO WarGeld at Sykesville.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
Special Notices.

Open Air Service al the railroad Station
Sunday evening at 8 40. Everybody invited.
Holy Communion will be celebrated in the
Reformed Church, Silver Run, Sunday morn
ing July 80. Preparatory services Saturday
afternoon previous.
Rummage Sale at u +. Main Street. Store
room formerly occupied by late Theo. Derr,
Things almost given away. This Friday and
Saturday evenings Under auspices OF Will.
ing Workers Of VI. r. Church
Benjamiu's Reform Sunday school will hold
an day picnic in the grove OF Mrs ELIJAH
Wagner. 90 Saturday, September2- Refresh.
ments will be sold on the ground for the beue
al Of the school. Eve,y body cordially invited.
Byers Band, Of Mount Pleasant, will furnish
music
Pleasant Grove Sunday school viii hold their
Hnnual picnic on August 10. IN the grove ST
the church. at Sandyville, beginning at ?.
IN. II the weather should be uniavorable that
night II will be held on the following Monday
night or the next fair night
The Ladies of ST Lakes Winter 81 lah
eran Sunday school will bold their annual ice
cream aad cake festival in the grove adjoining
the church on Saturday afternoon aud night,
August Isth. 1905. Also at the same time
And place snpper will be served during the
evening. and baud Of music will be IN n.
tendance 10 cuiiven the occasion
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
Maryland AnAirs-

Property hAs been acquired on the Severn
River, opposite Annapolis, Tor The purpose u
erecting = large plant Tor the sssHufac'urv 81
chemicals
Mrs- louisa Hoffman. ~ yeArs old. aashrr
Of Rev. William Hoffman, pastor u 81 Mar.
ihews GrTmsa LaiksFAa Church, HaRsrs-
iouu, died IA s. t.oHIs. No.
Bishop Bo~mAn. the oldest member Of The
epsscopAcy uf The Meghodlsi Episcopal CkaFch.
celebrated h,s SSH birthday 1uiy Is. a, Dvu.
wu-oj. the hosns Of Mrs. 4. '. niysrd. seAF
OwSngs Mills. Baltimore eoasfy.
The aosriax usill Of MAariee Bso~nins. At
lAytousvilis. Montgomery eoasgy, eAagh; on
ere last MoadAy night and qaiekiy harmed 10
The ground. The plant hAd been raaaiag Up
20 the time Of 6rs. and It : Supposed eaakki
are from oteFheaied machinery. Los -, 90.
~iih partial insurance..
John r. u. Miller. for many years propsie
tor OF tho Hotel Tharm0ut. al Thurmont.
Frederick coaaty died Jaly Is a Rughi's
disease. aged IS years. He Is Survived By
~idow. and an unmarried daughter. He vas
one q The orgAntseu Of the Stale Volunteer
Fremens Association, IN Frederick IN 1895.
The s,orm last Wednesday afternoon wAs
very disastrous throughout the State. la
Washington county there ~4s great destruction
to Srops, fruit, vegetation gvasrAlly, aud
buildings, By rain, bal and lightning. in
Montgomery and Frederick wheat stacks were
harmed aud buildings struck By lightning,
while in Kent, Queea Anne's and Talbot ian.
meHse damage resulted
By The proyisious Of the will Of Ernest "
WArfeld. ihe millionaire banker. which vas
admitted to probate Jaly I6 al 81. Louis. No.
Mrs Hester WArteld, Of ke~dysyille, HaSh.
inKtou county. Mr.. HAfheld's mother will
receive large legacy in the form Of life ia,
ssrzHce payable to her. Ar, WAr6eld. who
~as native OF Maryland, vas cashier Of the
), LOUIS Coanly B4ak. al Clayton. a suburb
OF 81 Louis On last Friday be sho, himself
through the bead while seated At has desk in
his private office He ~as 60 yean old and
had beeu connected with the bank for many
years Broodiug over ill-hrallh Is supposed
TO have pru'apied him 10 take his life. tie
had Just completed handsome residence for
has family.
GArreI; Amos, aged 80 years, died ST his
home. near Benson. Hartford county, July 10.
in his younger days. A slannch Quaker, he
WAS one of the pillars Of Falston Meeting
House and 10 the settlement near Pallston vas
regarded A. the leader He was candidate
frequently on the Republican ticket for local
Offices, and although respected by the opposite
political party was never able To muster suh
cient votes TO win an election. He Was for
a number of years president OF the Hartford
Agricultural Society and, being an owner of
large landed property, was regarded as sue
eessful Agriculturist. he is survived by Que
son, William l.. Amos, Director OF Farmers
State lnsiilutes-and three dsughters-Mrs.
Frank Taylor, of Wilmington, Del; Misses
Josephine aud Martha AmoSs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
Union NILS liens.

JULY 70 A heavy thunderstorm passed
over this locality last Wednesday evening do
ing considerable damage. Lightning struck
in the boase occupied by b, +. Shriver, slight.
ly damaging il, The lightning also killed t~o
valuable COWS for Harry S,resig. who resides
on the Isaiah Humbert's farm near here. The
COWS we're pastariug in the field st the time.
Mr.. Slreyig also lost vAlasble horse recently.
Mrs. I@ander Matthias, OF NJ, Pleasant, IS
quite 81.
Mn. Bloom and daughter. Fannie, Of Bal
timare, are visiting c. o. Bloom.
Miss Emma Messenger. Of Iiitlestown, sPen,
this week among relatives IN this vicinity.
Miss Maggie Morris returned Der home "a
Baltimore after visliaug Mr. Mary Stones',
fer
Quite = pretty ~edjiuE TOOK place al The
Reformed parsonage last Thursday evening,
July Is. TIE ceremony Was performed by
Rev J. Sle~Ar, Hartman. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Pant MN.onkimer and Ms,
Moliis Rider. A reception vas psen them
At The groom home aad an old lime ssFeaade
followed
Mss Es,a Stewart Is VISITING friends in ls,.
tir-~fuWu
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
A New Maryland Resort.
From she Baltimore American

From she Baltimore American
F. G. Taylor. Of Philadelphia, representing
a syndicate Of Northern capitalists, Is rapidly
pushing plans for the establishment Of = sum
ner and winter resor; on FeBwicks Island. 8,
the head OF Isle Of Wight Bay. which Is really
the northern part Of SIuepuxent Bay The
island Is 10 miles north Of Ocean City, and IA
south Of Rehoboth Beach, Del. Is nearest
railroad connection Is at Frankfort, 10 miles
distant. on the Delaware and MARYLAND road.
AT Ocean CITY on Sunday Mr.. TAYLOR out.
lined his ambitious plans for Fenwicks Island
TO representative Of The American.
'We have purchased the island. containing
over 1900 acres, said Mr.. Taylor. I'VE
have already begun the erection Of cottages
and have more than dozen under way. We
bave set aside four acres as the site for the FIRST
important hotel. We have orgauized hunt
ing and fishing club aud have disposed Of all
the stock issued with which 10 raise money 10
build clubhouse. II will b. an ideal place
for land and aquatic sports.
''Whal We nov need most are railroad con.
uections, aud these will be forthcoming ia g
short time. ! have already been in eommunt.
cation with the officials Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and As soon as ne demon
strale our ability to furnish business We are
assured Of the necessary railroad connec'
lions.
TROLLEY LINE PROJECTED.
$50 well established are our plans that We
are now looking over trolley route from
Fenwicks Island to Ocean City. Il will also
extend north from Fenwicks TO Retz5oth
Beach. We have the necessary franchise for
such line in Delwars and we shall apply 10
The next Maryland legislature for franchise
for road between Ocean City and Fenwicks
Island
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
The sentinel,s Ring.

Our Republican neighbOr, the Sentinel,
insists that there is a Democratic ring. And
the fear that that ring may still be dominant
is the ground Of its opposition 10 the franchise
amendment 1t does not favor negro suffrage,
it seems, but wants the aid Of the ignorant
negro vote 10 help to hold the Democratic
ring in check.
The Sentinel stands upon the same ground
some alleged Democrats ia Baltimore stand
opposed to the ignorant negroes voting, bul
want their assistance against the Democratic
managers.
Dear Sentinel, Is there n ring in the Re
publican pArIyg Is there a Republican boss
in Carroll whose favor or opposition controls
party nominations? DOM say there are lead
ers in the party, bat speak plainly, and say Il
the Republican party has or has not ring. IA
the same sense the Democratic party has +?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES AND
CONVENTIONS.

Pursuant to the action of the Democratic
Central Committee of Carroll County, at West
minister, July 3rd, 1905, notice is hereby
given that primaries will be held at the usual
places in the respective districts, on July 18th,
1905, for the purpose of choosing delegates to
two County Conventions to be held in West
minister, on Monday, July Slst, l5O5, the one
Convention will select Five Delegates to rep
resent Carroll County in the State Convention,
and the other will nominate County ticket,
Sheriff, County Commissioner, four members
of House of Delegates, etc.
The hours for the primaries in the various
districts will be as follows:
Taneytown, 6 to ! p. M, at Ianeytown.
Uniontown, to I p. M, at Unlontown.
Myers, to p. M, at Silver Run.
Woolery's, to p. M, at Sandyvllle.
Freedom, to p. M, at Freedom.
Manchester, to p. m, at Manchester.
Westminster, to 5 p. M, at Court House.
Hampstead, 6 to p. m, at Hampstead.
Franklin. 6 to p. m, at Taylorsvllle
Middleburg, to p. M, at Middleburg.
New Windsor, 6 TO Z p. m. at New WIND
sor.
Union Bridge, $50 to $50 p. M, at Union
Bridge.
Mt. Airy, 5. 80 to 7.S0 p. m, at Mt. Airy.
CHARLES E. FINK, Chairman.
E. o. WEANT, Secretary.
BENZ. F. GROUSE, for State Central Com
mittee.