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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-14
De TODAS parties
Con p1uma de aguila.
Ell hermanO Carne
gle. - Fuego.
CENsO De La HsBANA
Puert rliqueno preso. = Al
fredo de Orc, vepcldo La
compra de San Thomas.

Con una pluma de aguila fir
mo el presidente Roosevelt la pro- {
clamaci6n del nuevo Estado de {
Oklahoma, que viene a ser el cua7
dragesimo sexto de la Union.
FL censo de la Habana arro-
ia una poblaci6n de 299, ,27S habi-
tantes.
Alfredo de O,o, fa1noso bi-
llarista cubano, ha perdldo un par
tida contra F. P. Day, que SUPERB
las mas brillantes series hechas
hasta el dfa en- billar por tres ban.
das.
Renuevase la agitacion por
la compra de las islas de Santa
Cruz y Santhomas. Los postores
son Estados Unidos y Alemania.
Jose Taulet, de Puerto Rico
ha sldo arrestado en- Nueva York,
q solicitud del dueio del Hotel
Westminster, por deudas.
Carolina, Antigua Gran Du.
quesa, estuvo a punto de perecer
en- un incendio, amarrada q IN
muelle. Asi anuncia I'm diayio el
incendio que amenaz6 consumir el
vapor g, a1oliua de la linea de
Puerto Rico. La oportuna y ener-
gica intervention de los bomberos
salv6 el buque, cuya popa sufri6
dafios de consideration.
FL convenio negociado POI
Mr. Root por el cual Sc lie concede
los Estados Unidos el uso de ID
Bahia de Magdalena como estaci6r
carbonera para Ia escuadra de ests
repGblica, durante cinco amos COT
derecho a mantener dos buqaes car
boneros anclados y a hacer ejerci
clos de tiro en- cierta faja de stierrt
fue modifcado, en- session secreta
Dor senado mexicano, que reduce G
lapse de cinco a tres ahos J agregt
una clausula de reciprocidad.
Ell presidente de Panama
sefior Amador Guerrero y su seno
ra, de regreso de una gira de SCI
meses por Europa, pasarau unc
dias en- Washington. 81 seic
Amador dice que sus "a aiios y
es permitido el descanso y que otr
mas joven debe sucederle.
Los delegados q la Conferen
ella recibieron en- session informal
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie. FL dele
gado de Costa Rica, Setlor Andel
son, presidente de la Conferences
le llamo ehermanoS q nombre {
sus colegas. Mr. Carnegie al put
to contest6, y dilo al final. de e
trechare la mano, ambas manos
le dare I'm abrazoO, y como 10 dijt
10 hizo. RefFio ademas el opule
ttsimo hlantropo que uno de los d
legados al primer congreso int
americana, poniendole la mano
el hombro le dijo eMr, Carnegi
usted tiene mas amor aqui Gems
faudole el coraz6n) que dine1o a
(ensenaudole el bolsilo)
-"El Diario de Ia Marina
de Ia Hahans, censura el fusi
mlento de cinco haitianos hechc
su juicio, contra toda ley por el 6
bierno de Haiti y dire.
81 contiuda ese estado de {
sas prcnto habIal De preparaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-14

los haitiapos a que Sc ptoceda al
censo general, Sc le dicte uua ley
de eleccionss y una con>titutiva del
poder municipal, Sc lie de un siste'
ma de saniiad nacional y Sc lie
construya una buena red de CANT
nos pubiicos.
"E Dlario de la Marina no
anota el preJio que tendria que pa
gar Haiti por la intervention nolte
americana. Haiti esta en- lista, pc
70 no es tempo tldayia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-14

celos hiri6 hace unos dias a Carmen
Santiago, fue sentenciada hoy por
la Corte municipal a tres meses de
carcel. Ambas Sc dice, son que
ridas de Juan Bautista Cruz (a)
La Changa,
En- la Central Eiperanz',
de Naguabo, fu6 sacrifcado por
orden del o6cial de sanidad local,
uu cabalIo, propiedad de dicha fac
toria, por hallarse atacado de muer.
mo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-14
Vapor Caracas
AntiCipa su Sa|ida'

Con motive de la estivdad del dia IS del actual av'
samos los parrroquanos de Ia Red ID Line, que el
vapor sCaracas. ser despchado de este puerto para
de New York. e da "a las tres de la tarde La carga
sera recbida todo dfa anterior hasta las sels T. M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-14
NINA De ENSUE0OS.
(INEDITA.)

Mis- gemas ioh virgen!
-decfa un poets-
son gaas que cculta
la nina insondable de mi corazon:
20 cavo afanoso,
las hbras remuevo,
en- sangre empapadas
recojo las gemas para una cancion'
Mis- piedras preciosas anhelan TIL dueno '''
las ouieres2 TIE fnien collares de ensueno
Con mis- tlernas memorials de nino
que fueron radantes
al calor del materno carino
formk las mas bellas, foyne los diamantes'
Los rubies son sueiios de gloria
ansiaba aureles,
yaoui estau encendldos sangrentos
Las guirnadas glorlosas son crueles!
Azules zafros:
asi son mis- amantes suspiros;
desdchados suspiros de amor
que buscan placeres y encuentran dolof.
Yo enttevia soberbios palactos
repetos de orc l.. !. iquimerico at5 n
De ellos hice fulgentes topaclos.
iEl orc 81 man!
Uu bosque la ninfa; iqulen era su fauno'
dos verdes pupias dijeronme i1en!
va muerto el idilio dej6me esmeraldas,
v una pena ncurable tambien.
Vibrad ioh llt1rgicos himnos tciunfalss
e temple, las albas, el 0rgauo inmenso
los Cristos gimientes, la nube de incenso,
el ave eucaristica, la capa pluvla,
Ia oracion del creyente sencilo,
los altares de armin) adornados
v en- el centro del mfstco anillo,
como uu haz de fulgores violados
la imponente amatista oblspal.
Mira como rien los granates rolos
son voraces labos que brindabau besos.
De aquelIas cariclas, de aquellos exceso',
tan solo me- queda penumbra en- los olos,
en- los versos miel
y en- el alma hiel
Callados graves Sc agitan los 6palos;
oh enigma chspeante me place mirar
los varios reAejos de tu faa smb5lica,
movibes, nciertos, como aguas del mar
6purome al verte cen mil avatares,
el alma clarea su dense capuz,
el toto desplega sus hnjas de nieve,
surco los orbes cual chlspa de luz
Acepta mis- geruas de sangre empapadas;
son pIedras es sava de un pobre cantor
que va por la terra, minero errabundo
ahondando la nina del propio dolor.
EugeniO Astol.
Ponce, mayo de 1907.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16

sIiss Martha WEIGH. Of West River
IS visiting Mr. IL. II. Hopkins,
Madison street.
Miss Jessie >ellman. Of Lafayette
avenue. Baltimore. Is spending a few
day with her cousin. Mr. Royal
Wfgley and 70 witness tire Navy Penn
state game this afternoon.
Mr. Thomas Basil. who has been
4ufte III. j. able 10 be out again
anI 81 being greeted b. his many
friends.
Mr.. anil Mrs. NJ n. seller. u 10
chester. - T.. parents ~ Aidsbip-
man Seller. are visiting here.
Miss Elizabeth Muntz. .of ROcbes-
Ter. y. y. IS visiting friends here
1fr. ~. II. Abbott. who has been
confined a. his home several days by
Illness. j. conyalesciEg-
The Misses Barues. ~ Baltimore.
are here for q weekend visit
Mss Helen McCambridge. o. WASH
ingtou. T. the gnesf u Misses GLADYS
ard LiiIisn Martin Tor the hop to-
nigtf-
Mis- MyrA cole. daughter - sfr.
a.. - cole. - Atlantic city. wb0 Is
attending seI1ool a. National Park
~emirzry. near Washington. - here
for 9eek ED visit - her uncie. Mr.
- T. cole. fonduif street
Nr. Thomas Warren >ears. u Boz
con. iar1sGzv9 architect. T. visiting
Annapolis for the weekend.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
To Redeem Themselves

The midsbipmen will make despef-
ate eiIort to redeem themselves Oy
making a good showing against Penn
syIvania State College this afternoon.
II is recognized that the game with
the Army team j. drawing - clOse
that the Navy should be exhibiting
something like its top form II IL IS
TO have a chance TO win The team
a. IL will start today will have sew
eraI new men, two OF the back field
starting in a big game for the first
time.
However. both are good men. BoyD-
ton at fuIIJack and Burg AZ right
half, and have had much experieBea
on the scru5. They are both amDi-
tious 80 make places on The regular
team and realize that their showing
today will have much - DO Eitb
whether or not they get IS the Gnal
Iine8p against fbe Army team There
was signal practice yesterday after
noon, bot no regular lineup against
the scrub
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
Cunning SEASON OPEN
Many Sportsmen Out for Sport.

In Anne Arundel county the open
season for rabbit shooting is on. Ae-
cordine to the game laws OF Mary land
the season for shooting rabbits open
ed yesterday, November -. and viii
close December "a.
This is also the open season for
shooting quail or partridges and for
grouse or pheasants. The squirrel
season opened September !, and viii
close December n.
The weather is ideal for all outdoor
sports, am the gunHers turned out
in full force yesterday throughout
the county. Many spoTtsmem took
advantage of the weather conditions
for the delightful sport Of shoulder
ing a gun and going miles into the
country to shoot timId, unsuspeef-
ing rabbit.
Other sppOrtsmen are putting their
ducking blinds in order and making
preparations for duck shooting, a
great sport enjoyed IN Anne Arundel
county, especially at South River.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
LEAVE GOD ON OUR COINS. "
Bishop Burgess Says the American
People Need to Remember Him
Now

Bishop Frederick burgess. of the
Episcopal diocese of Long Island, in
commenting upon the elimination of
the motto I'm God We Trust from
the new gold coins, said:
THE importance of the proposed
removal OF the iDnesription has been
greatly exaggerated President RoOse-
welt was actuated by the highest
motives Of reverence. And yet.he was
mistaken Ia suppOsiDg that any harm
Was caused to the religion of the
country by the testing on the subject.
Everything sacred, from marriage
downward. is made a subject for
humOT by the American people and
papers but they ought not, in my
opinion, 10 influence our Chief Magis-
trate 20 take from our coins the name
81 ssOd at this time, especially when
eur people need To remember God
more than ever in their financial
transactions.
&c Is a pity that question has been
raised. but n0w that ii has been !
hope the inscription. which was in
spircd By = faithful people Al a criti-
cal time IN their history, will not
now be erased. - hen the republic needs
al its religion 10 face its difficulties. =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
WILL RACE THE lUSITANIA
The Mauritania on Her Maiden
Trip From Liverpool.

New York, Nov. I6.--Tne new quad
ripple screw turbine steamship Maure-
fanfa sails on Der maiden trip from
Liverpool for $ew York Today. si-
simultaneously her sister ship. the IA
nous Lusitania. which Is a few hun
dred tons less. started from this port
for Liverpool. Tomorrow morning
tho Manretania will begin her run
from the start of the ocean race course
of Daunt's Rock, near Queenstown
II is said 10 be the intention of the
line to have the Mauritania. which
made better showing on her trial
trip than the I.usitaDia. beat the time
of The latter record breaking vessel on
the trip they begin together. The
trial run OF the Mauretania was from
carswell Point "a Lands End. dis
tance OF 800 miles. and the ship main
tanned a speed OF q - knots. The
Maaretania has 800 tons more register
ed tonnage than the Lusitania and =
FIVE feet IoL ger. making IL the largest
vessel IN existence. There has also
been spent upon her interior dee0ra-
tions and tapestries 500, 600 more than
upon those of the Lusitania.
The Maureta1lia was built by swan.
Hunter & wigham Richardson, At
their shipyards on the Tyne. and The
builders believe that she viii eclipse
the I.usitauia in speed. She j. 30
feet long. s. feet beam. go feet mould
cd depth. 30, 500 tons gross, 1900
tons displacement. 81 feet inches
load draught. with tunnels 100 feet
high. The diameter Of the tunnels
is "A feet. and the height Of mast ZIG
feet.
There are many reasons for belicv-
ing that the new Mauretania, on her
initial trip, will surpass even the
great Lusitamia. The trial trips Of
the two vessels were made under sim
liar conditions, and the Mauretania
eclipsed her sister ship in speed by
an average of half a knot These
preliminary trials were carried out
with the bull of the Mauretania in =
very dirty condition, and with part
OF the launching ways still adhering.
Now that she has been put into a
perfect condition in the drydOek at
Liverpool. it appears perfectly safe
| that she viii maintain mean speed
of 26 IL knots IN the trip across
the Atlantic. This means that the for
tunate traveller who has secured pas
sage on the first trip of the new ocean
giant will be whisked through the
seas at speed of thirty miles an
hour.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16

The congregation ~ -. Lake.
Chapel, Passport. are determined -
make fbfir gathering 81 ne1t Trer4aY
night, ~ fbe FiFsmeBes Hall. Fiffa
eiab1ity, Thy have engaged . guar
tette from the Sav4i ArzdeDy b1Hl
- furnish nagsfe, While = dsliei0se
suDpr j. being seTFsd, aad eDDfeefion-
cry, Zee eFeaM and fancy article AZ
being sold - reasonable price. IL
little eh1ldreD with limited r,nrsee
wjlI not - foF9ottens - many penDg
aFffeIss and Daes u candy wfIl - 81
evidence. pgbije-spiFlts1 citizen
End ia ssIcB gseasions spisbd5d opDcF-
fgniflss for nelgbborhoed ssDBioE>.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
Valuable Book

The pocket diary issued this year
~ q a. snow & Co. patent atl0r-
neys u Washington, D. -. - one ~
the most useful and complete books
81 the kind ne bzyc seeu- ~ con
taiBs reside ample spzee for daily
meDBOTaBsis and cash account. iufor-
nation about patents and other dafa
~ value 70 fbe business man, tBe
mechanic ard fbe general public
Nowhere that we kBow - ~aD suea
= eOmpIete memorandum BOOK -
obtained for - little. Copies may ~
had by sending = two-eenf stamp ~
q. A. Snow q Co.. patent attorneys,
Wander Building, WasbfBgton, 81. -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
PENN STATE TEAM HERE


The members % the football squad
Of Prnnsyfvania state college uneeF
Coach Golden. arrived here this morn
ing Tor the ANNUAL game vita the mfsi-
shipueu. gonditi0cs for game AFt
ideal aud the Naxy viii rnakr q sFee-
ial effort 10 redeem itself from the
bad defeat Of last Saturday fron
SwarthmOre by y inning today $ game.
Besides. Penn state inflicted on~ IS
the Nays fwo defeats last season
Penn state will try 70 Fepeat tte dnse
aud AZ the same time wipe ont -
memory 81 the bad defeat indicted
1ton il by the University 81 Peas
syixnia team iAsl Saturday. III NatE
has q good lineup in t8t 1aW wAaEN
viii hardly - lea the hest rossta1N
share because 80 tie frstuens HAMS
being made necessary bx iuIuEies ar.t
poor playing.
states lineup sill he ee1Aenet rs
the loss Of HIr~hman. = 80 14a4r uaess
u the gains agair~t tte Navy izst eeA-
son. but who was hurl In ths t'r~H-
svlxania game and wili nct riav TITS
afternoon.
The teams today viii - a. follees E
Reifsniaer. Jeff end >orlaerntt. Aett
tackle. Never. Ie4t guard -iiu<lnt.
center. Wright. rsghs 9uar,ts A.ei-a-
ton. right tackle. nsgue. riG1t ems s
ange. quartexnaek- Capt nea< a..
lefl haifbacks BuTg. rixaf hailcaes 5
B0ynfon. fullh4cs-
Penn ~sate-I.efl eul. sart. Elsaa
Ieu tackle. Richie. ices suarI. NaA
kef; center weaver .rtgar -l-s9s1s
Cvpller, right t1c<Ie. MARTA. risas
end, Wclch, auartert1e<, ilerlfaa s
left half aei. Smith. fright haiioaeks
MCcIeary fuilbark. Verbs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
OKLAHOMA NOW A STATE
Admitted Into The Union Today as
The Forty Sixth.

Washington. u. g., Nov. 10. Now,
1. Theodore Roosevelt. president Of
the United states Of America. in ac-
cordance with the act Of Congress
Aforesaid and by the authority there
OF, announce the result Of said cleo
ton TO be as certified and do hereby
declare and proclaim that the terms
and conditions prescribed by Congress
to entitle the state of oklahoma 10
admission into the Union on an equal
footing with the original thirteen
states Is ncw accomplished. In testi-
mony whereof I have hereuDto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United
states 20 BE- affixed this, the sixteenth
day 81 November, 1907.
.sTHEODDRE ROOSEVELT
With a presidential proclamation,
Of which the foregoing is the eonclud-
ing paragraph. oklahoma was today
admitted as the f0rty-sixth state in
the Union. The new state includes
Oklahoma and Indian territories. OK
iahoma proper was organized a. a
territory May ,. 1890. and was for
msrlv a part OF Irdian Territory. II
has an aree OF 80, 030 square miles
and in 1900 this population was 5.'S.
3d. lndiaa Territory has AZ area of
81. 200 square mile and its population
IN 1900 was - 060.
4. y. Haskell. Democrat, will be
tie first governor Of the new Gtate
and will BE- inaugnrated today at
Guthrie. All the state officers and
nearly all the congressman aud state
legislators are Democrats, and both
representatives of the new state in
the United states Senate will be Of
that political faith.
The proclamation OF President
Roosevelt admitting oklahoma 10
statehood is the first Of the kind he
has ever issued, a. 10 stale has been
admitted since Utah, on January 4,
1896. Instead OF being written out in
long hand or parchment and deco
rated with fancy scrolls, as all for
mer state papers OF this kind have
been. the proclamation was written
with a typewriter. In its phraseolOgy
1 the oklahoma document bears a close
resemblance to that issued by Pfesi-
dent Cleveland in admitting Utah.
and abOunds in numerous where
Asses These include mention OF the
enabling act passed by the national
congress, the election of delegates 70
a constitutional convention and the
/ submission of the constitution To q
/ vote of the people and its acceptance
by them, these being the various steps
taken before Oklahoma could be adj
mitted % full sisterbood with the
| other states.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
VANDALISM RAMPANT
City Authorities 10 Take a Haaa
Will Punish Youthful Vaadals

That vandalism has heeu ELus f-.sFt
IN certain resident aaetlogs ul sa~
city for some months aa- Hetease
known 20 the city autheFstie-. .aHst
Mayor claude Is ahout e. take actaesa
in the matter and uAer reward ter
tine Apprehension ant eant sian #t
the vaudal..
Sore Of these v.-<tals. alu are
known a. the Mayor. ars boss eae
come Of respectable families, anl 8
they are not punished uow val 9rae
up To be criminals. Last nig4t Ur-
Browdy. au optieian - ta0 westeEa
section If the city was t1e Victims 81
these youthful vaUtlls. - au ezra tlass a
his sign and carried be away "A teN
nights ago the dOcter hEt several
paucs OF glass IN his trent winaloN
broken through mischief pore 1n4
simple.
ON HagIow Zen night rle HEieA
wall around the residence ui ttEs- 81
T. COiaisan. corner College avenue ana
Prince Georxe street vas EroEen ..os r.
and repairs Cost the uwEsr between
go and-2J-
During the suImmeE AMI early -M-
tusnn the cellar 80 che house "a 1fr--
Bryan. wife 81 Pagmastez bry an. 81
the Navy vas entered - tltse aezs
and article taken taeEeEr1u walrt
were subsequently, retnrued ~ tse
mother IL oEe ~ the boys
TIE house 81 Mrs Galloway taes~
ton. on Prince tieurgs street, was al 50
subjected g. vanIalism du1rrg ssae
absence 81 The occupant These aa4
many other acts ~ Depreciation have
been eommitfad and 1IaVor ll4lI&
intends To take strenuous ans o. TsfA
an end to such things ~ ua4Him@ s
liberal reward for tae 9HpreEe ssssa
and cons Iefion Cf tf- eufurli--
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
SHAVING ALuxURY

when executed with 3 SAFETY EaEaE
that ssTHE HILAU DBL PHI E -
PRESS 0fF~rz with f1@ daily esl1aau
~ their paper one wear. Paper and
Razor both fgr ~ 60 TIE va1le -
500 II yCa need 2 -afelF zazgE
and are tired oorrJ7EIlx g9zlr -ei- -l.zT =
PAPER - read here IS 3 far ant <e1er-
ous offer sou eaur0t g. E<aare
THREE UULLAk- A-D FEFEN
CENTS NAILED t. DAY. Ne
OTHER EXPENSE To VOC ntfw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
HAD ~ Aw9rG rfMs
lat CbamfDerla1n's C0lie. CI50f.,r,
and D5arr11oea fseSDe1y Cared

II = with pleasure dat ! give yon IS
unsolicited testimonial hi<ot = gear ~.
Wien ] had = sesere czse - usezsIea ! ef<
ezsght OF - = hard fsin ard the aoeasie
sesiIe3 IN ny stomach and boweia. ! hzd
an awfnl tine and lad il rot been for ihe
sse n thamB<flain'e CoIie, CfsoieSz ard ~
arTboea keraeJy eend nj hare psssfbIs
5ged bit fsE boers Ioneer. bnf thank =
Tbs remedy J an nv strong abd peI,
have written the al1ye through simple graft
tide and ] ebaiI aINzys sfeak = god wof.s
for this remedy.--sAN II. GnrE. ConcDso
Ga For ssie y FeIdmeyer Bros. DEus
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16

- - UB1igesfed fOso Ihzf carsss
ss.GrFss. and painful indigestion. ~
d. F0- In1lgest.on should ~ Bssd for
e -. Kodol j. 2 solution y yegetzbls
ards. II dIge-ts what yos eat, q {
1Drrects the deGc.encles u digestsOa.
kOdoI conforms 10 the National PIrG
FOOD and Drug Tag. Sid here b.
t@i6-.eyeF Eros DrDgzfsfG
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16

The newly elected judges - the Or
pnau~ Court anil other county off,
eiais hare been notified - Clerk u
re Court. Dr. George NelIe. that
fbelr commissions are ~ aiting them
alld they are expected t. qaalifysnext
Tuesday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16

Tbe weiI knovn eznfata - queen
fss1eF vii - given ~ ire Colonial
Eheafre cn IbnrSday evening. 10
reUb~r q. bBdeF TIE asepfeee ~ III.
sfsriab - -. p. abnFeb and sunday
sclsooI choir. For particulars zee al
- another eol8mp.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16

The family - 3fr. Is06est 3.
Strange, who formerly resided o.
Prince eeosrs street, haze moved into
their new AMI eDrupOdioss rezfdeaee
90 Market street., which 1fF, stray
Ezs recently built
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-16
PERSONAL MENTION

sPersons who have friends as guests anc
fsslro the pnbilcsfion OF the - me Will please
snf thefr names 20 tbis of1ee--EDIToE.f
Evening star., 1907-11-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued te
the following:
Joseph NJ. Arendes and Rose r. L
Crmmins.
Charles R. Sanderson and Mabel Smith
John w Lyons of Rutland, VT, anc
Maud L. McCahill of this city
Walker A. Carr and Sarah Dorsey.
John C. Cory and Ella N. Morgal.
Howard Fairfax and Lottie Minor.
Joseph F. Allison and Edna Davis.
Daniel 3. Anderson of Camden. n. j.
and Nina Z. Harper of Laurens, S. c.
Raymond D. Cats and Annie V. Harri-
son, both of Alexandria. Va.
Edward P. Rawle of Philadelphia, Pa,
and Florence V. Fisher of this city.
Joseph c. Bell and Maggie Duvall.
Samuel Adams and Catherine Pinkney.
William Fulk and Mildred Shumaker
of Glenshaw, Pa.
Eugene A. NARROW and Sarah A. Mar
low.
Carl kosmesky and Ganger Gossic.
James B. Hodgkins, jr, of Nashville,
Tenn. and Marie f. Brewer of New
Orleans, La.
John Kicks and Mary Jenifer
John Porter and Marie b. Preston.
Henry Nichols and Emma Green.
Parks Ballinger and Leila Herring.
George H. Miles and Martha Smith
Noble Mandue and Blanche Robinson.
Joseph Ellis and Della Jackson.
James Robinson and Louise Hawkins.
Ernest L. Cousins and Sallie Gillian.
NJ Page Smith and Carrie B. Robinson