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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

Ihe Niagara Falls Route.
me following time table goes into
eneet on the Michigan Central r. r.
Sept 80, 1906:
Trains East.
NO. 2 Daily ex- Sunday. Detroit
1858 arH
NO - Daily ex- Sunday. Grand
~, ~ pius hTp .....-..-. 1854 pm
no. ~ Daily ex Sunday. Kalarna-
~, =, .'......--.... ass pm
Nos Daily ex. Sunday, Grand
No ~P- -. s...--...s eso9 pm
~" Daily. Detroit Bxp....1O:47 pm
NO 80 Daily. Atlantic Exp. am
NO. ID due at Hammond at s:4e o.
H. VIII stop to take on passengers for
~ N4iAina4Qo and points east thereof.
~. ~ due at Hammond at 11:10 a. m.
WI stop to take on passengers Tor
Sunaio and points east thereof when
ADVANCE notice is given.
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A treat is in store for lovers Of the
wrestling game at Brooke's casino to-
night. as the card arranged by the
management is the best that has been
offered here this season. For the at
traction it has secured Fred Beell, the
champion catch as catch can wrestler
Of America. and Charles Yankee"
Rogers. the champion heavyweight at
the same game Of New England.
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3 WANTED-GlrI for general homework
one that Will move with family 10
Crown Point Jan. 1st. Apply f. 5.
Carter, "A state street.-12-7-tf.
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Court Glueckauf No. l, L o. F. of
America. Will meet Dec. "a, '06, to elect
one trustee for the term of three years.
FRED SIEGRIST.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; all mod
ern convenience. Apply 361 South
Holman street, phone 1852. D. A. Paugh
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WANTED-W Washing at $50 Chicago
avenue, Hammond, Ind.-12-13-1t
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HAMMOND DAIRY co.

The only sanitary plant
in northern Indiana that
puri6es and filters all its
milk and cream. Open to
the public for inspection.
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WANTE Thoroughly experienced
grocery salesman. z G. Mlnas Co,
Hammond.-1z-133t
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Read The Lake County Times for
Financial News.
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WANTED-Janitor at Erie depot, $40
per month. Apply A. NJ. DeWeese.
Erie freight Office, Douglas street
1z-12-tf
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subscribe for The Lake County Times.
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Want Column

WANTED-Boy to deliver groceries at
447 East state street.-12-133t.
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New Orleans. La. Dec. 13.-Ed. Corri-
gan received one Of his own handicap
purses at City park yesterday after
noon when his smart little mare, Al
ma Dufour. landed a neck TO the good
Of Envoy, aided by splendid ride by
Nicol Envoy was promptly disquali-
fed for fouung Royal Breeze and the
place was given TO DeBar, while ROYAL
Breeze, the only other starter, was
handed the show money.
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Real Estate
Transfers

A list Of transfers Of real estate
furnished daily by the Lake County
Title and Guaranty company, abstrac-
tiers. Crown Point, Ind
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NEW. FIRST CLASS EaurpmENx
European Cooking Schools.

DUR CARRIAGE MEETS ALL NTGHH
TRAINS.
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tieuiarly to the untiring efforts of Mrs. ohm
Sropper, second vice president of the So
ciety, and Mrs. Roswell r. Hoes CHAIR
man of the jamestown committee
The Octagon house is an appropriate place
historical interest. Dolly Madison escaped
there when, the British burned the White
tfoHse IN 1914. The house Is now owned by
the American Institute of Architects, VINO
nave given the use OF the building 20 the
society for the exhibition.
The first ball to be given IN the OctaSon
House since the days when u was last used
as residence will be on Friday. Aoril 20
AT IL pm. under the patronage of the
Colonial Danes
a priceless collection of gifts sent from
an parts of the country, Is to he seen An
attractive catalogue facilitates the visit to
the exhibition. which contains 80 pieces
Among these, the most important are an
original miniature by Sir Joshua Reynolds
loaned by Thomas Fairfax; n Byzantine
mosaic necklace wedding present from
president Madison to Dolly p. Madison
and now owned by Mary c. Runkel: a gen.
tiesnans corset over $50 years old owned
by Mrs. Thos. G. Cox: a piece OF the flag
carried at the battle or Bunker HIN loaned
by Mrs. Gilman: shoe and knee buckles of
yellow topaz. worn by George Washington
loaned by Mrs Kate Unshur Moorhead
and many others
number OF elegant souvenirs are on
sale. The proceeds from the exhibition will
be devoted to the expenses incurred IN the
restoration of jamestown Church at James
town. Va
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Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twentyfour hours as fol-
lows:
Ethimer Blasdell, 60 years Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Catherine C. Lee, IS years, 713 18th street
northwest.
Edgar L. Gilbert. 1 year 1875 NJ street
southeast.
Perry Brown. II years, Sd and H streets
northeast
William Holmes, % years. 1912 e street
northwest.
Louisa Robinson, 80 years, 412 Riggs
street northwest.
William H. Burch I years, "a Pierce
street northwest.
Harry Cant. 30 years, 2ss5 Virginia ave-
nue. northwest.
Joseph Nanni, % years, 1O3 Capitol ave-
nue..
Mary C. Proyer, 81 years. 10 F street
northwest
Louis Moot. 81 years. 2523 University
place.
Thomas w Sutton, "a years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Isaac Edwards, rs years, 1926 E street
northwest.
Valentine Jaeger As years, 314 18th
street southeast.
Helen Stewart, 1 year, 1893 Florida ave
nue. northeast.
Sarah Phillips 10 years, 1913 Delaware
avenue southwest
Allen Gatewood, o months, 1920 Spring
street.
Edna o. Hildebrand, months. 2O2 q
street northwest
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following:
Robert J. Mitchell of jacksonville. Fla,
and Eliza beth McGinniss of this city.
Frederick Smith and Maggie Greedy.
David E. Hutton and Amy c. Mueller.
Shirley Hayman and Sadie w. Grant
Thomas Wilson and Gussie A. Young.
James 3. Cox and Birdie f. Collins
Edgar F. Dorsey and Rose A Greene.
]. Watson Owings of Sparrows Point.
Nd. and Cecilia p. Niemann OF Baltimore,
Md.
John r Wright and Mabel c. Twiford.
Thornton E. Frantz and Kate +. Boothe
of Roanoke, Va.
Bernard NJ Jefferson and Mary Bush.
John W. Bruner and jeanette b. Ohutt.
both of Frederick City. Md.
Michael j. Garland and Marguerite NJ.
Kelly.
Samuel O. Butler and Ola o. Buck. both
Clarence H Jackson and Margaret
Reaves.
James D. Cleary and Grace Kaiser.
Albert j. Byrd and Clara +. Allen.
Chester A. Ball and Sarah Brown.
Abirth w. Pettitt and Bessie r. Pet
tit.
William L Henderson and Caroline J.
Moss
Thomas S. Marshall and Mary E. Martin,
both of Richmond, Va
Robert H Smith ana Hester A. McGraw
Garland j. Brooks of Orchid. Va. and
Matte w. Cosby of Jefferson. Va.
Ernest Hall and Birdie Holmes.
Sewell 7. Fort and Ella Simpson.
Harry Sullivan Whiting of New York
city and Helen Munroe Elliott of this city.
Paul Keyser of Atlantic, Iowa, and Ma
rion Speare of this city.
Henry r. Rives of New York city and
Frances 2. Blackstone of this city.
George ]. H. Gelsing and Ellen Meehan
Charles F. r. Ogilby, jr. of New York
city and Elizabeth F. Hoehing of this city.
Edward Johnson and Dixie Kimball.
John l.. Cummns and Jennie NJ. Mat
thews.
Philip ]. Barbour of Point of Rocks, Nd,
and Ida G. Turner of this city.
Robert P. Clark of Niagara Falls, n. Y,
and Maud A. Empey of this city.
John II. Gibbons of the United States
navy and Maud l. Ely of this city.
John g. Heaps and Alice b Smithson
both of Street. Md.
William Sammerson ard Cora E. Mar
shall.
Martin F. Thomas and Catharlne A. Moo
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INJURED BY ACCIDENT.
Twin Sons of Assistant Secretary
Newberry Under Horses Feet.

Barnes and Phelps Newberry, twin sons
of the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
met with an accident yesterday afternoon.
In company with Archie Roosevelt. the
Presidents son, they were coasting on roll
er skates on Executive avenue between the
White House and the Navy Department
building. In their excitement the two
brothers collided in the roadway directly
in front Of a heavy brick wagon, and fell
under the horses feet When extricated
and removed to the Office OF Assistant Sec
rotary Newberry ii was found that Phelps
arm broken and that Barnes was
bruised about the body.
A physician who had been quickly sum-
moned put Phelps arm in splints and rem
dered other assistance to the boys. After
their injuries had been attended to the lads
were taken home. Neither was severely in
jured, outside of Phelps fractured arm
and both will be all right in a few days
Archie Roosevelt who avoided the mix-up,
stayed by his playmates and went home
with them.
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NEAR UNTO DEATH.
Former Detective Proctor Reported to
Be HopelessIy Ill.

Former Detective Charles w Proctor,
whose serious Illness was noted In The Star
several days ago, has been unconscious for
several days and was reported this az
ternoon to be sinking rapidly. 1t was
stated that he can hardly live the day out.
Since he ceased to be a detective, In 1889,
he filled the position of inspector of medi
cine, pharmacy and dentistry He was also
charged with the duty of looking after i'm
proper pictures. Policeman ]. w. Vanzant
of the fifth precinct has been detailed to
perform the duties heretofore performed by
the inspector who is now SO critically i'll.
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DANES IN CHARGE.
Loan Exhibition for Benefit of James
town Exposition.

The second day OF the loan exhibition
given under the auspices of the National
Society of Colonial Danes OF America
apgured continued success for the enter
prise of the society. The exhibition is being
held at the octagon House. New York
avenue and 18th street northwest. and will
continue until Saturday inclusive.
Miss Agnes Peters is in charge of tie ex-
hibition today. while Mrs. Albert Coyington
Jailfn and Mrs. Arthur 7. Brice will pre-
side at the tea table.
An entertainment. consisting of legerde-
main and parlor tricks, viii be given today
by Mr.. MlCafferty, at 3, and I pm.
The success of the exhibition is due par
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DIED.

BRASS. On Monday April 10. 1908. at his resi-
lines: J9sFpE street ps soasawes after long
year OF his age.
Servant OF God well done
Thy trials of life are past
The battles fought. the yictory's won
And thos art crowned at last.
BY THE FAMILY.
panis A N F. Church. sth street between
fr@uds are invited to attend
HENRY CLAY CI.ARvOE. beloved son Of n.
= e Clarvoe, aged nine years and eight mouths
idence a2s az street tt soGfH R p RSiat Tss
and friends invited to attend
EDMoNDs. Departed this life. on Tuesday. ApriI
Il, 1905, JOHN \, EDMoNDs, beloved HUSBAND
Funeral Thursday, April 10, at 2 O'Clock. from
MetropSltan 4. u. e Church, street be.
HE ISi3A on .,,, Tqssday April Il. 1905 as
Heinemann, aged forty years.
Funeral from her late residence No 535 eth street
southeast, on Thursday. April 10, at 1880 pm.
lnterment at Prospect Hill cemetery.
pm. at the Post Office Department MILFORD
NJ. JARVIS. beloved husband of Rose + Jarvis.
aged sixty-seyen years
Funeral from his late residence 6i2 street north
east Thursday morning. April 10, at 9 am
Church Lorton. Va.
ANNA LIE PREGX. beloved ID wife lie Of ' the late
Lewis lie Preux. aged seventy seven years
o'clock. 2
the beloved husband of Margaret whann Mack
r, all, aged seventy-fve years ao,o
avenue northwest Friday, April 20, at pm.
Kindly omit flowers. Interment private.
MAIsAK on April 49, 1905. at 0 am. at her
residence 1890 NGrth Carolina avenue north
=, SAX; aged seventy,two years
of the Holy Comforter. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend tTonawanda and Lockrort.
n Y, and Templeton, Iowa, papers please
copy.1
1905 am, ELLA G. wife, of Or. d. d.
Muieahy and daughter of Andrew, Gleason.
street. on Friday April 20, az . am. thence
to St Patrick,s Church. tChicago and Balu-
more papers please copy) q
soHEYTT. On TUESDAY; April II. 1906. at 10
O'Clock am. OTTO, beloved husband OF Bar
bara scheytt, aged forty-two years
O'Clock pm. Interment az Prospect mn Gene
terry.
sMooT; On Tuesday. April u. 1905, wENDAII.
y 81. DeioT S SOP OF tnf 1S a. ana ONE
aged seven months.
Funeral from parents residence 1912 Vermont
northwest, Thursday. April 10. az 1
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited
SMYTH. Suddenly, Monday, April 10. 1905 at
IL o'clock pm, at his residence. 1927 Lincoln
avenue northeast. JOHN B. sMYTH. aged
ffty-nine years.
Funeral from the chapel In Glenwocd cemetery &C
8 o'clock pm. Thursday. April 10 Friends
invited .
TRBMBIEY. On Tuesday April II, 1905 at the
family residence, $40 18th street southeast.
HATTIE VI. TREMBLEY, beloved and only
daughter OF Mrs. Helen H. and the late Capt.
william L. Trembley.
Funeral services at Christ Church Navy Yard
Thursday, April 10, at pm. Interment pri-
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I. c. p. Coimey was convicted In New
York OF forgery in connection with the
sale OF forged securities of the N and W.
railroad Colmey is already under sen
febce OF four and one-half years for utter
Ing Cancelled bond Of another railroad
four years ago.
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Church of the Covenant Friday evening at
O'Clock under the auspices of the League
of the Covenant. OF which Miss Sophie
Liehert Is president; Mrs. Robert Ker.
treasurer. Miss Slater. secretary These
young ladies are banded together for mis-
sionary work in the city and elsewhere.
Representative and Mrs. Longworth Will
occupy box with Mrs. LonGworth, sr., at
the Cincinnati musical festival. box has
also been reserved for Lady Edgar, wife of
the English composer.
The German ambassador entertained at
dinner last night in compliment to the
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
Their guests included Admiral Dewey. Sen
ator kean, Senator Allison. the Chilean
minister and Nine. Walker Martinez, Miss
Boardman, Miss Morton Miss Williams,
Miss Kean. Mrs. Hobsou, Mrs. Cameron,
Miss Langbam. Mr.. and Mrs. Eustic, Rep
resentatlve Bourke Cochran. Viscount de
Chambrun of the French embassy. Baron
Kublman, both OF the German en-
bassy
Repres entatiye and Mrs. John w. Dwight
entertained dinner guests last night in honor
of the Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Metcalf.
Mrs Fanny r Hazen. president of the
National Association of Nurses of the civil
tary; Miss Sarah Porter civil war nurse
from Massachusetts, and Mrs. Eads of Yer
mont. ali of whom visiting in this city
were entertained Saturday afternoon at din
ner by Miss Clara Barton at her home at
Glen Echo.
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D=Zerta

Quick Pudding and D-Zerta Perfect Jelly Dessert
at Toe per package and D-Zerta Ice Cream Pow.
der, packages for % cents Five choice favors
OF each. A trial viii convince you how easy it is
10 have the finest desserts with no labor and
little expense. Order today.
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HAVE YOU TRIED

The Quick Desserts that grocers are now
sellingY They Justly termed Easy 20 Make"
all ingredients in tie package. Three com.
pete products
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$50 s2.25
s2T.00 s12.50
$3.50 $22. 90
$500 $3.50
500 SIZE
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In Memoriam.

EDMONSON. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear wife and our mother, MARIA EDMoN-
April Is, 1903.
Once home bright and happy,
Oh. how sad and dreary today.
For loving wife and mother
Has forever passed away.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
HITE. In sad but loving remembrsnca n
dear, devoted wife and mother Mrs. TtLICIA
eleven years ago today. April Is lsy5.
Blessed are the dead which die IN the Lord
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance Of
ESrEILE b. JOHNSON. the devoted daughter
this life two years ago today, April IS. 1894,
at her late residence 2l1o New York avenue
northwest.
Gone but not forgotten
BY HER PARENTS.
KERN In loving remembrance Of our devoted
mother, HANNA KERN who departed this
life year ago, April IS, 1905.
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HER DAUGHTER
MAHORNEY. In sad but loving remembrance of
my beloved husband and our father. JAMES II,
MAHORNEY who departed this life seven
years ago today, April is, 1899.
Seven long years have passed
Since last your face:
The memory Of your loving heart
Can never be erased.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTEES.
PRINT In sad and loving remembrance Of
@ef2 5eioveo 6 6aSog1s fhis fe nine Ias
ago today, April Is, 1897.
sim our home, is silent. sad aud lonely;
Every spot is desolate sud drear
AS we listen for the voice Of father,
That we never earth shan hear.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Frey 6 Sons, r sa4 Emb RIHss59''
EVERYTHING strictly Grst-class; most reasonable
terms 1880 14tb st. NV: phone North SIS.
r. r. HARVEY'S SONS,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs,
ia25 i4TH ST. NV. Telephone North a7s
J, WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director
chanel and modern crematonum. Modest prices.
8se Pennsylvania ave NV TeleDhone can 1853.
Joseph F. Birch's Sons,
1894 NJ St. NV. re Fs6us for w ssPs 5s
Undertaken and Embalmer.
Everything cesssTy for funerals.
124I s2d st n. Telephone West sO4.
w. K. SPEARE,
Undertaken s EN- balmer,
$40 F STREET NORTHWEST.
Everything strictly frst-ciass and Oh the most
reasonable terms.
Phones Main s s2si.
GEORGE p. ZURHoRST
Undertaken and Embalmer.
Funeral Parlors, 3oi East Capitol ST
Telephone East 3T2.
FRANK GEIE RS SONS,
1i13 SEVENTH EFT NV
Modern Chapel Telephone call North s2a
THOS. S. SERGEON,
SUCCESSOR 10 X. S. CAIN,
ioi1 7th ST NV feleuhons Main i00e
Adolph j. Schippert,
zoos Pa. Ave. NV. gsssgsl i @. funsrss.
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Mrs. Eugene MacComas of Chicago is
here for a short visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brown, at their resi-
dence. 1897 18th street northwest, and has
with her her little daughter. Mary Lee.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. MacComas Will be
glad to see their friends on Thursdays.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Fishman, who
have been spending a few days In Wash
ington, have again returned to Rockaway
Beach. where Mr.. Fishman expects TO
launch his new yacht. May T..
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Repres tentative and Mrs. John w. Dwight
entertained dinner guests last night in honor
of the Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs Metcalf
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$500 $3.50
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Miss Jayne Aikens of Bellefonte. Pa.
visiting Mrs. Bennett of Takoma Park.
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S21.00 $12.50
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Gen. and Mrs. j. Franklin Bell have
porarily
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Miss Mary Madigan entertained her
schoolmates of St. Cecila's at euchre
given at her home. 49, Monroe street, Ana
costa. on Easter Monday night. SeVfrai
musical selections were contributed by
those present The prizes were won by
Miss Goree Pellen, first, and Miss Edna
Frank second. Among those present were
Misses Nellie Maloney. Edna Frank, Meme
IeCain. Goree PeIlen, Carrie Dove, Agnes
NELL. Jennie Maloney, Veronica Lynch,
Grace Lynch, also Misses Alma Echter-
mann, Mona Sullivan, Mary Soper, Martina
Fchtermann. Ira Schultz and Lille Schultz.
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Mrs. Allyn X. Capron is at the Raleigh
Hotel for few days and will leave shortly
tor an extended visit through the west.
Mrs. Capron will BE the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler Oklahoma City, l. T
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$50 1926
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Mr.. b, II. Warner gives his illustrated
lecture on Mexico il the chapel of the
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progressive euchre party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Lohr at their home,
100 i1th street southeast. to a number of
their friends Monday evening. Miss Arie
Burdine won the first prize for ladies and
Mr.. Arthur Lithgow that for gentlemen.
The consolation prizes went to Miss Mary
Schultz and Mr. Kultz Wimsatt. Dancing
followed the card playing. During the
evening refreshments were served. Those
present included Mr.. John Schultz ana
WIFE, Miss Lizzie Schultz, Miss Mary
Schultz, Mr.. Jack Clancy, Mr. and Mrs B.
t. Mccartney. Mr.. Kurtz Wimsatt, Mr..
Charles Schultz Miss Ella Wagner, Miss
Maud Wagner, Mr.. R. r. Raglan, Miss
Maggie O'Brien, Miss Arie Burdine, Miss
Violet Coxon, DR. E. c. Varela and Wife
Mr.. A. g. Varela, Mr. Arthur Ltthgow,
Mr.. II. NJ. Grimes. Mr.. W b. Brearley and
wife, Mr. Fl. B. Chase. Mrs. X. NJ. Vince
Ter, Mr.. Lenox Lohr. Capt. T. S. King.
Mr.. B. II. Warner gives his illustrated
lecture on Mexico il the chapel of the