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be the ensuing weeks attraction at HurtiR
&Seamon's Music Hall.

be the ensuing weeks attraction al Hurtlg
&5eamOn's Music Hall.
The Boston Bellies company begin an
engagement at the Murray Hill Theatre
commencing with Monday matinee
Al Huber's Fourteenth street museum
a success has been scored by Pierre Cashier,
the modern athlete and heavy weight Hitter.
IN MS exhibition where strength and agility
are shown. He has been retained an
other week. Resides there rs Chief DebrO
and wife, the only Knskwagamutos ever
brought to his country; Iheo, snake
charmer and e~nchantrsss, and South Sea
Island Joe and wife.
-The Night Before Christmas. a four act
melodrama by Hal Reid. will be presented
thus week by tho Fifth Avenue Players with
Edna May Spooner in the principal role OF
Marion Williams.
Harvest" a play by Henry Hamilton
dealing with the Scotch marriage w
will be the bill this week at Keith a Proc
tors Harlem Opera House.
Jesse l.. Lasky's tabloid musical play
called Robinson CrusOe's Isle" will be
presented by Rogers and Deeley and a oOm-
pany of sixteen singers az the headline
attraction on the bill FOR this week at Keith
Il ProctOr's Union Square Theatre. As a
special feature the Heras family OF acrobatS
will appear, and another novelty h n g act
presented by Cameron and Flanagan. They
are singers and dancers and the first scene
shows them on the stage in the regular
way working with their faces blackened.
They quarrel and leave the stage and the
drop curtain rises and shows them in their
dressing room continuing their quarrel
and washing up. As they stop frequently
in the washing process the effect is funny.
nkl--- - H. LII A. M-A- 80
company. LAMBERT In limitations OF great
musicians. the kratons. William Dillon.
Catherine Dahl, DeChaunt's dogs and a
dozen others.
Marie Lloyd. the English singing CO.
Medicine who has created such a Hurore
since her arrival. will be at the top OF the
bill at Keith a Proctor's Twenty-Third
Street Theatre this week. Ruth Allen a Co.,
in a new sketch; Howard and Howard in a
comedy skit called The Messenger Boy and
the Actor" Belleclair and Kramer. sensa-
tiOnal acrobats; Kennedy and Rooney in
"A Happy Medium; Fanny Rice, lief former
Casino star; Martin Brothers, x~ylophonists,
are also on this particularly varied bill.
Friday night will be amateur night.
polly Pickles Pets.' a musical fantasy
produced by Joseph Hart. who was respon-
sible for Foxy Grandpa" and a score of the
best acts in vaudeville. will be seen at the
head OF the bill at Keith a PrOctOr's Fifty
eighth Street Theatre his week. This act
enlists the services OF ten people and all
the characters but that Of Polly Pixie are
animals. cats. dogs. a parrot. a monkey.
an elephant and so forth, played by men
and women. Polly is a little girl fond Of
pets. Her cat is her best pet and gets
lost. Meta yesta. in songs and imperson-
atoms. and Nine. Hermann with her illu-
sion called in a Japanese Garden will be
extra features.
Mcmahon and Chappelle and their ten
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Ae Percy @. williams's Orpheum Walter
novel, ana s S PIi0OssI DTyG Sm N%Rp pSsa. Hia
entertain. Frederick Bond and company
in Handketehie No. rs" will cause laughter.
Dan Burke aAd his Schoolgirls entertain.
Ned WayburnS The Star Bout" 10 ono
ing scene is realishN The Nichols Sisters
i've a good act, aS have Matthews and
Ashley. The Eight bsdouin Arabs and
Kemp's Tales Of the WiIns finish the bin.
Manager Keeney will preseAA another
comedy bill this week headed by "a MOr-
row ScheIlberg Comedy Company Ia -
musical comedy drama called "Happy's
Million" Another feature will DO tho APP
pearance OF Howard Starret's Animals.
a collection Of horses and ponies.
The extra feature IL the Great Richards
known as the Girl with the Diamond Dress.
doing an act that rivals LIE Domino Rouge.
A comedy number will be that OF
Dorothy Howard and company in the
sketch "Man, Woman and Auto" Other
acts to complete the bill are Hilbert and
Warren in their skit -The Pianist and the
Dancer" Green Brothers, comedy jugglens:
the Howard Sisters in a singing speciality.
Scott and Whaley, colored entertainers,
and the Keeneyscope in new views. Big
amateur night next Thursday.
some Oh Lnb DeSJ hHOWu PcfhOEuiofa
in the burlesque field are numbered In
the roster Of the Fred Irwin Msjestics
company. which comes to the Gayoty
Theatre.
Marion BalIou, who made q favorable
impression here some weeks ago -hen she
made her debut as a star. will be the at
traction at the Folly Theatre with her
drama called The Little Organ Grinder
-
A musical comedy in three parts and Q
plentiful supply Of vaudeville acts will DO
the Offering OF the Bowery BurlesquOrM.
who will furnish the programme at the
Star Theatre.
At the Bijou Theatre Chinatown Charlie
will be the attraction this week.
A blend of musical comedy and vaude-
vile makes up the programme OF Hyde's
Comedians and Blue Ribbon Girls, who
come to Hyde 4 Behman's Olympic Theatre
this week. Local interest attaches to this
organization through James Hyde, the
owner, whose experience as an amuss-
ment purveyor should result in the presen-
tatiOn of an attractive bill.
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Brooklyn Thealres.

"Brewster's Millions" will be the sttrao-
ton this week at the MOntauk. Edward
Abeles still heads the cast.
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At the Bijou Theatre Chinatown Charlie
will be the attraction this week.
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Harvest" a play by Henry Hamilton
dealing with the Scotch marriage laws.
will be the bill this week at Keith a Proc
tors Harlem Opera House.
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The Night Before Christmas, I" a o act
melodramR by Hal Reid. will be presented
this week by the Fifth venue Players with
edna May SpOoner in the principal ole OF
Marion Williams.
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Two burlettas will be presented by che
High Jinks Company ut the Gotham Theatre
who will he housed here for the week.
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Marceline. the clown at the Hippodrome.
has introduced a fine burlesque on pole
climbing a. one Of the features Of "The
Auto Race" at the big playhouse. The
thrilling circus act OF the Mira Golem
troupe shows two members climbing poles
while balanced by a third member. After
this thrilling act is over Marceline climbs
positions, and finally hangs in a horizontal
posture, resting on the top OF the pole by
his little finger. Then the audience dis
covers he Is lifted by wires. The Auto
Race IN the gorgeous ballet Of The Four
Seasons" enter upon their fOuth week
Monday afternoon,
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The Lady Birds. presenting the musical
burlesque. The Isle OF SOmoa." will be
the attraction at the Dewey Theatre for
the coming week.
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A musical comedy in three parts and .
plentiful supply Of vaudeville acts will DO
the Offering Of the Bowery BurlesquOrs.
who will furnish h programme at the
Star Theatre.
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At the Fourteenth Street Theatre be-
ginning with the usual Monday matinee
an attraction is offered in Lillian Mortimer
and her SUCCESSFUL play. -BuncO In Arizona.
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Marion BalIou, who made q favorable
impression here some weeks ago -hen she
made her debut as a star. will be the at
traction at the Folly Theatre with her
drama called THE Little Organ Grinder"
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The attraction at the Eden Musee on
Sunday will be a lifeike group Of the late
King Oscar ii. OF Sweden. lying in state,
also a lfellke figure OF Admiral Bob"
Evans. especially commended at this time
previous to his departure to the Pacific
commanding the most powerful feet eve
maSsed by the United States.
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Ehs Dainty Duchess company viii
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Stems

We show q tremen-
dous line Of the famous
German makes. Large.
medium and small
sizes. quaint ELECTS.
Mettlaoh ware . spe-
cialty. Each.
SOc., &c., Sl.CD
and up.
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Yorke and Adams in playing the
Ponies" a musical comedy in two acts by
Aaron Hoffman. will reopen the New Circle
Theatre on Monday evening. December %.
This is the first time that these two young
comedians ever appeared on Broadway.
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The American Academy Of Dramatic
Arts next Thursday afternoon at the En-
pirs Theatre will produce for its fourth
matinee Of tho season four new one act
plays; -MOther-in-LaW." by M. Brieux;
Severity by con Frapie and Paul Louis
GARNER; HAL. tho HRhwayman," by II.
N. PAUL, and The First Time" by Juliet
Wilbor TOmpkins.
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This attractiv
IN Oyster Cocktail
Glasses has just arrived
from Europe. Decorated
with cock and oysters
IN oolors; gold
edges. Per dos. 1S.w
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Mcmahon and Chappelle and their ten
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Ernest Hogan. viii appear in The Oyster
Mar"

THE Talk Of New York" e &c he s~Nn
az the Knickerbocker. SO is The Gay
White Way" at the Casino and "The Girl
Behind the Counter" at the Herald Square.
The Top o. tn World" at the Majestic.
SO popular il the latter. in fact. that daily
matinees will be given after mex Wednes-
day till January L.
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Tony Pastor has a bill for this week in
Guiding Miss Katherine Miley. the Irish
comedienne. who will make her first APP
p~earance here; Fiske and McDOnough.
who will present a new sketch entitled
sDenny's Dilemma" and Gilbert and Katen,
the Hebrew entertainers. Among others
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ThOrne and com
pany in 'An Uptown Flat; Potter and
Harris. gymnasts: Peerless Two Macks.
Juvenile entertainers; the Three Nightin-
gales. singers; Evans Trio, kid act; Miss
Jenny Conchas and her dogs; Winans and
Cassler. musical act; Prince and Virginia,
singing duo; L.. Jerome Mora and company
magic; the M~irrorgraph. and the American
vitagraph with life motion pictures.
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Some Of the best known performers
in the burlesque field are numbered In
the roster of the Fred Irwin Msjestics
company. which comes to the Gayety
Theatre.
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A. II. Woods's play Of city life. Nellie.
the Beautiful Cloak Model will be the
attraction at tire American Theatre this
week. commencing tomorrow matinee.
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The Boston Bellies company begin Al
engagement at the Murray Hill Theatre
commencing with Monday matinee,
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Robert billiard will read the bill at Percy
q. Wiliams's Colonial this week, when he
will appear in his latest two act playlet en-
titled. The Man Who Won the Pool
Motoring" q comedy act which depicts
the trials and tribulations Of the average
motor car owner, 10 funny. The Empire
City Quartet will entertain. Stuart Barnes
will entertain also The ROmany Ope-
ratio Troupe will make their first APP
titled Gypsy Life" Waterbury Brothers
and Tenney in Harmony Island present a
musical comedy. The Kitabanzf Troupe
have a Juggling. equilibristic and acrobatiC
act. Collins and Brown are German com
edians.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-20
SAMMY MAYF|ELD IS
ALLOWED To GET OUT
JUDGE Fox Did Not Favor the
Reform School.
SAMMY SWIPED MONEY.

Sammy Mayfieid the colored boy
who was accused of "swipping' $3.50
from Henry Rolling. barber on South
Eighth street, and who confessed that
he had taken 81. was brought before
the juvenile court to give an account
of himself. Mayfield said that since
he was eight years of age he has been
following circuses and other travel
ing shows. He was stranded in Rich
mond when the Lugar shows left here.
He began to work for Rolling and
one night took the dollar.
Mayfield said his father and moth
er are dead but his grandmother lives
at JefYersonville. Judge Fox did not
take to the suggestion of Prosecutor
Jessup that the colored lad be sent to
the reform school and instead fired
him out OF town and stated that II he
was found in Wayne county in twen-
ty-four hours he would be sent to
Plainfield. Mayfield said he guessed
he could get out of town in an hour,
and would start for Jacksonville.
When asked I'm what direction he
would go he said toward Chicago,
but Sheriff Meredith thought other
wise. and started him. outward ION
the hike
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Former Says Latter Constant
Iy Tries to Get Him
Into Trouble.
INCIDENT AT A CHURCH.
DoTY WAS FINED So AND COSTS
FOR THE USE OF LANGUAGE
THAT WAS NOT OF A RELIGIOUS
NATURE.

Sabra Doty. extremely coloreG.
broke up an entertainment at the
Second Baptist church last Saturday
evening and was fined SO and costs
by Judge Converse for profanity.
Miss Georgia Brown was giving a
concert at the church. At the corclu-
sion of the concert the audience head
ed by Deacon Henry Rice. descended
the steps to enjoy refreshments in
steps INSTRUCTED Rice and then gave
him a round GUESSING. Doty was led
forth to the street. few minutes
later he rushed into the church and
demanded, in picturesque language. of
Rice. who was then standing on the
steps of the pulpit, what gru9ge he
held against him. officer Bundy was
summoned and Doty was placed under
arrest
Doty stated that he did not curse
in the church. He said that he was
standing at the foot of the steps hunt
ing for a dime and talking with his
wife, from whom he is separated.
when Rice came down and ordered
him to make way. Doty said he CON-
piled with the request byt that Rice
provoked a discussion by displaying
the butt end of revolver he had in his
coat pocket. He said he went back
to the church a second time to find
out why Rice was always trying to
get him into trouble. Doty stated
that he and Rice formerly lived in
Richmond, KY, and that while there
Rice. who was not then a preacher
man. had shot twice through his hat.
When Doty came here the first person
ne saw was Rice and neither of them
spoke Doty stated that to his sur
prise he was arrested the following
day on a charge of being a fugitive
from justice and for assault and bat
terry on Rice. When the local author
tiles learned that Doty was not want
ed in Kentucky the charges against
him were dismissed. 'Mr. Gentle
mans, that Rice is always tryin' TO
get me into trouble" said Doty.
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Gives Up Her Two Children Be-
cause of Desertion by
Her Husband.
ONE HAS BEEN ADOPTED.
THE OTHER WILL BE SENT TO
THE ORPHANS HOME AT IND
ANNAPOLIS AFFECTING SCENE
IN COURT.

The mother of two chiIoren and de-
serted by her husband, is the pitiable
circumstances surrounding pretty Ber-
tina Baker, who appeared in the cir
cult court and with choking voice and
tears streaming down her face, beg
ged that her little two months old
baby be sent to the Orphans home in
Indianapolis, while she signed the ad-
option papers severing all connection
with her other child. Mrs. Baker has
had no means of support and the in
FAINT child has been cared for By the
board of children's guardians. The
older child has been cared for for
some time by Otis Miller and he and
his wife adopted it.
The story of Mrs. Baker is one of
the most touching with which the
court has had TO deal for many
months. The young woman married
and for awhile her husband in a small
way provided for her. A child was
born to them and Immediately the
husband left her. This child was TAX
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and sup
ported. for after Mrs. Bakers hus-
had no means of support. After the
child had been disposed of the hus-
band returned and a reconciliation
was effected between husband and
wife They lived together for some
time when Mrs. Baker was again de-
serted this time going to the Home
of the Friendless where a short time
ago she gave birth to the second child.
Since his last disappearance nothing
has been heard of Baker and his wife
has been living on her own RESOURCES
with the child.
The thoughts of parting with her
baby boy was more than the mother
could stand and while being question
ed in court as to her domestic affairs,
she burst into tears time and time
again. Mrs. Baker will soon go to
Williamsburg where she will act as
domestic for Mrs. John Meredith,
mother of Linus Meredith.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-20
City and County
Real Estate Transfers.
STATISTICS

Mary c. Hunt to Francis NJ. Cnam-
berlain, parts of lots II and "a in
Abingdon; $3.50.
Etheiinda j. Bowers TO Oscar J..
Russell, lots 81 and 81 in Pugh. Henry
e. Williams addition to Centerville;
$3.50.
Richard Sedgwick to Christian J.
Wesselt. lot 10 I'm Richard Sedgwick's
subdivision to- city of Richmond:
$500.
Milton s. Kinder to Jesse s. Green
ct al, part of the southeast quarter OF
section II. township Is, range IA;
$4,000.
Ellen II. Elliott to NJ. G. Henley.
part Of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton %. township Ia, range 1: $3.50.
William A. Goings to the Pittsburg.
Cincinnati. Chicago e. ST. Louis rail-
road, part of the southeast quarter OF
section SO, township IA, range J.:
$4,000.
Isaac A. Gormon to the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis rail-
road. part of section &c, township IL.
range /; $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-20
London Preacher, Recently in
Richmond, Getting His
Bumps at Terre Haute.
SOME HARD NAMES CALLED.
SALOON CRUSADE NOW ON PROM.
Uses TO HAVE THE MOST SEN
MINGS.

The Rev. Charles Kean of London,
who recently delivered addresses at
the First Baptist church in this
city, is getting his bumps at Terre
Haute, as related in dispatch from
that city.
The dispatch says:
Liar, scoundrel and CRATER who
makes a living slandeTsng Cities
were the epithets hurled at Rev.
Charles Kean of London. the evange-
list who has been conducting a cru
SADIE against the saloons, by Mayor
Lyons today. The preacher was in the
mayors office, where he refused to
make an affidavit supporting his state
ments at mass meeting last night, in
which he described alleged unlawful
conditions he discovered after a week
OF detective work.
The mayor then caused the evange-
list to be sworn in before a police
Judge, and his testimony was taken
I'm a court of inquiry. Warrants were
then sworn out, based on the preach
er's story, and Rev. Mr.. Kean was
bound over as a witness to await the
trial of the saloon-keepers he accused
The local Y. NJ. c. A., the Minister
ial Association and the Citizens
League are standing behind Mr.. Kean
1t 10 charged by the newspapers, how
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-20
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Butterick's patterns. Morris & Cos.
Richmond.
Miss Theresa Sehi has returned
from visit at Chicago.
Mack Lamb of Economy made a
business trip to Richmond
Deck Haxton and JOS. Cain of Econ,
omy. were in Richmond on business.
Mrs. John Barrett and son have left
on a trip TO Chicago and other points
Daniel Crawford of Richmond. was
the guest of relatives at Milton. Sun
day.
Miss Rose Lawler of Richmond av-
enue has gone to Chicago on a vaca-
ton.
Mrs Lulu Hart is at Economy to
be the guest of relatives for few
days.
L. E. Murray of Eaton, was a bust
ness visitor in Richmond, Monday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Smith have re-
turned from a several days vacation
in Illinois.
Mrs. ]. Hammersler of Cincinnati.
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Har-
vey Borton.
John Spears and sister, Mrs. Cath
crime Daniels of Milton, were in Rich
mond. Monday.
Mrs. Harvey Borton has just re-
turned from Cincinnati where she was
visiting relatives
Prof Cyrus Hodgin of Earlham Col
lege preached in the Friends church
at Economy, Sunday morning.
Mrs. r. w. Routh of Richmond.
spent a day recently with her sister.
Mrs. Tilda Martin at Economy.
Mrs Edith Cain of Richmond. visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martha
Parker at Economy, over Sunday.
DR.. Haughton will remove his resi-
dence office to Northeast corner of S.
10th and A streets on September End.
20-2t
Rev. M. Hobson, who has been at
tending the u. B. conference at Ander-
son, is now at the Winona Bible con-
ference.
The Sunday school of the Christian
church will picnic at Jackson park,
Wednesday. Cars leave at $50 and
1890 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hugo and child
rem have returned from western trip
after visiting at Seattle and other
western points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Pyle and Mr.
Joseph Basson of Richmond. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Squire Corn
thwaite at Cambridge City, Sunday.
Many of our young people attend
Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, In
diana, because they not only have the
of an accredited school"
but also have, without additional tut
ton, the privilege of taking work in
other departments. There is no 9TH
er school more worthy of public con-
fidence. The thirty-fifth year will OPP
en- September Sd. 1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-20
SURPRISE IS IN STORE
Whitewater Lodge to Meet
Friday Night.

Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows
will hold one of the most interesting
as well as important meetings in it's
history next Friday evening. Just
what is to come up is being kept a
profound secret among the members
in order that the surprise may be en-
joyed by all. The lodge officers urge
all members to attend and extend an
invitation to all members of other
lodges, sojourning or local, to also be
present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-20
Social and Personal Mention
corwIn

Invitations have been issued by
Miss Anna Dilks to whist party to
be given Wednesday afternoon at her
home in Spring Grove, in honor of
Miss Elsie Cadwallader, of Yardley,
Pa, for whom many social functions
have been given, during her visit
here.
Mrs. Minerva Porterfield gave a
porch party Monday evening at her
home in West Richmond in honor OF
Mrs. Eliza Ireland, of Peru, Ind, who
is visiting in the CITY A most en-
joyabie evening was spent.
A meeting of the Penny club Will
be held "Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. K. Barnes. los Fl
served and all members are requested
to be present.
The members of the houscparty
which has been enjoying an outing Of
several days at Rocky Hill, the
farm of Mr.. :. George Fl. KnoiIenberg,
south of the city, returned home Mon
day. The houseparty was composed
of members of Miss Dora Schultz's
Sunday school class of st. Pauls Lu-
theran church. On Friday evening
they entertained the class taught by
Miss Steen. Sunday they entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Humpe and Miss
Louise Sitter at dinner ami also
many callers. In the house party
we're the following Misses Alice
Ramp, Lena Weisbrod, Emma Wink
err, Elsie Thomas, Ellen KnoIenberg.
Margaret Knollenberg. Elizabeth Ben
eldt and Alice Steen; Messrs. Will
)ur Hasemeier, Jesse Miller George
Thomas, Richard Bartel. Clarence Bal
,er. Howard Miller. Clifford Piehl,
Henry Rausch and Robert Wiec1man.