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Toronto Defeats Columbus.

Toronto, Ont. September 26.-Toronto took the second game from Columbus today in the series for class A honors.
 R.H Columbus .. . .. 900 900 200-2 ? Toronto. .. .. .. .. .OOi POI 03.-7 10 , Batteries: Hall and Blue; Rudolph and Carrigan-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-27
Carrie Nation Escapes Jail.

Washington. September 2G. Mrs. Carrie Nation was committed to the workhouse to work out fine of s25 as a penalty for disorderly conduct but was released to- day. her fine having been paid by a friend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-27

Io"a people don't like snakes. Col. Pete Hepburn and former Congressman Lacey, both Iowa veterans of the ciViy war, called at the White House thls morning to pay their respects to the President.
 They were Just passing salutations when Quentin, the Presidents youngest son, came gliding into the room with his pres ent favorite pet long, squirming snake, wrapped around his right forearm. The Iowans declined to make friends with the pet and did not pretend to be at ease un- til the President fired Quentin from the room. Quentin votes the White House visitors of today the most unappreciative lot of his experience.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-27

Knox Booth of Prattville. Ala. who
 for several years has been holding a po- siton in the internal revenue service.
 was today promoted by Commissioner of Internal Revenue Capers to be an iu-
 spector, on salary of s6 a day. The commissioner said he needed several gooG men to do some registered distilery work
 In Virginia and selected Booth as one of them.
 l Referee Charles II. Scott of Montgonl- cry. is here to straighten out several Ala bama poston'ice fights. w. $.
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e ' .
share in the Fraziers Bottom, Up
land aud Glenwood Telephone 90.
which will be,a great help to him
in his merchandise business.
Cecil Hagley teacher of the Mt
Pleasant school is preparing to
have a grand exhibition at the close
ofhis school.
The Upland Grange was revived
last Saturday andsall seems to be
going we'll.
There is a protracted meeting
being held at Palestine by Rev.
Smith, which is proving suocsse.
Miss Anna Hunter has returned
home from her school which was
out last Friday
aMiss Alma Riley is teaching q
eacceasfuh school at WhitesOak
Grove sgsai sdi ii tgsaes
Z Several young people are pre-.
pairing toattend the spring term at
Marshall College; this spring.
= s j Croop has sold his farm at
Upland to Sim A4Holly, and is ex-
peoting to move to Milton,
There wasa shooting match at
Orvat E McGoy's Saturday.
! The teaohers and scholars Of
p Iessineneohoof aye preparing to
have anaentsrtaiument soon to SO.
cure money for library
One That Knows.
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EoKARD CHAPEL.

Correspondence, Is. es5-y.s Z
Mrs Perry Lemaster is quite i'll
at this writing, but No hope for her
speedy recovery. se-
The friends of Mrs; w. 81. 81.
Mulford@ilI be sorry to- hear that
she still.coutinues qnite ILL. q.
Strawd See spent few days last
week visiting friends near Leon
Geo. Riffs and sister, Miss Min a,
spent a few days last week visiting
relatives at Buffalo and Beech Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rsyburn
and little daus hter. Sibyl. of Syca-
more, ILL.,, are visiting friends and
relatives here. 81
Mrs. JIG. Kincade is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Kin.
cade, at Martins Ferry t''
Jas. Fridley and wife have mp 10Y:
ed to Marting. They will ,be great
ly missed by their many friends
here. ,...,..... asa
Miss Flora Wilmington was the
guest Of Miss Nellie Pullin, Sun,
day, Feb. 18th 49,
Louis Mooulloch was visiting
his sister, Mrs. Dow Clsndsninre
Heights, last week. 80, -. ito
Mrasj.sM Jones was, called TO
Locust Lane last weskisen acoount
of illness of her father benjamin
Hal, -and thstdeath Of her sisseE,
Mrs. WV Church, of Hunting Oh
Reuben and Scott MoDaFiyl
were business visitors to ypnrieity
Friday ~
George Foglesong and Alex ,Rif-
fie were business callers to your
city, Saturday. Blue Bell
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ASHTON

Correspondence, 25.& H4s.Is
As We have seen no news from
our grand old country in the grand
old Register, We hereby volunteer
to tell what We know.
The farnsfs oft6sss parts Have
begun to pillow and sprout for the
spring planting :. 49, t.s.s4 golts1s
A F SCOTT has purchased a rnr Al
mail box and erected it on the
GIenwood Route l, as his post Il . g
Settle. was done away with. s=sYs Z
The B. F. Dis and Rural Tsle
phone lie all the go in now.
Ovid Chambers is expecting. to
move to Huntington soon
The people had a high time jak:
ing each other this year with val.
en'iues. Itssemd that every one
got one.of two except our 3 F D
mail carrier. W V Mccoy.
ia Richardson has pufchaSsl /.
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R@AN0KE.

Mrs Dr.. Herrsnkohi. who bas
been in the Kessler Hospital of
Huntington, for the last two weeks.
suffering from an operation, is i'm
proving slowly.
Quite number of our young
people attended church at Mt Alto
Saturday night.
George Polsley. who has been
quite sick for the past week. is i'm
proving.
i Eugene HeErenkohI made a fiy-
ing trip to Huntington, Friday.
Miss Doris Rainbow, lie visiting
her friend. Miss Ora MoOomss Of
Wiley Grove, this week.
DR. D N Sayre of New Haven,
was in our 1sighborhood one day
last week occasionally.
Mrs. Thos. Barnett is quite sick
at this. tims
s4ss 49, 49,
Cecil Ridenour. who has been
on an extended visit to his parents
at this place. left last week for
Illinois.
II is pretty generally whispered
that weare to have pome Weddings
in this neck of woods" about
fEsster, and We are very anxions for
fhe annonnoamant % s. nnfla.
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HENDERSON.

Correspondence, %.
Miss Venie Thomas and sister,
Miss Jessie. were visiting Mrs M
E hutchinson. Saturday.
Mrs Frank Fry fell one day last
week and broke her right arm DR.
Arnett was called and set it. She
is getting along nicely. &
The Many friends of Mrs L A
Walker. will be glad to learn she is
improving from serious illness.
Mrs John Smith entertained the
literary CLUB last week. Miss Kate
Comstock was guest of honor.
DR. and Mrs Arnett attended the
dance given by the club Friday
night
The two youngest children of
Mrs. Fred Doss are ill at the home
of their uncle, John Sheline. *,
Mrs. Norman Gibson and daugh.
ter, Mrs. John Smith. were called
to Macarthur to tue bedside of Mrs
Frank Mc0arley, whom We men
toned in last weeks item as being
seriously i'll, is. no better at this
writing.
The parties that borrowed the
Register aud remarked they would
take it lit would have more news
from here, Ralph will make this
bargain with them. If they will
send 81 to the editor for one years
subscription, l will see that they
get the latest news and it boiled
down. What ssyest thou, Editorf
Mrs Ida Wheryle, of Charleston.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs Frank
Fry. Ralph.
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NOTICE.

The business relation and partner
ship existing between the undersign-
ed, who have been doing business I'M
der the name of The Shifet Music
Company, at Point Pleasant, w. Va. /,
by Eva Skillet, proprietor and l..
Shiaet, manager, has this day been
mutually dissolved. The said l..
Shiflet becomes the.ownef OF all the
property of said firm and business,
and the said L, Shiffet is to pay ali
debts which said firm owes. The said
Eva A. Shif1et retires from said firm
and business, and from this date win
have no. connection. whatever with
the business OF The. Shiflet Music
-0ompahyn
sa Witness our hands this the 18th
day of February. 1907.
feb 272pd 1. sH1FLET.
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The following are the preamble
and resolutions adopted at the cit-
liens democratic mass meeting at
the Court House, Saturday night:
Whereas, The Democrats of Point
Pleasant have this day called con-
vention for the purpose of nomina-
ting ticket to be voted for at the
municipal election to be held on the
18th day of March, 1907; and
Whereas, tits the universal opinion
among the citizens of our town, ire
spective of party, that the present Of
ficers of the town have faithfully per-
formed their duty, and advanced the
interests ofthe town in an immeasur-
able degree; and
Whereas, 1t has been clearly shown
that the promises heretofore made
with reference to the making of i'm
provements, in the way of paving
streets, making sidewalks, extending
the sewerage system, &C., have been
scrupulouslY adhered to, and each
and every promise fulfilled; and
Whereas, All have worked together
in unison in bringing about the de-
sired results, having a sole and single
eye to the betterment of the copdi.
tons of the town, in an economical
administration of the towns affairs,
in preventing excessive taxation, and
yet carrying forward in a judicious
manner sueh matters as will inure to
the benefit of the whole people; and
Whereas, 1t is the desire of the citi-
zens of our town in general, prospect
i've of party, that the present safe
and conservative men, who have per
formed their duty so well, should be
continued in office for another period
of two ears; and
Whereas, 1t is the desire of the citi-
zens of the whole town that improve
ments SO well begun be continued,
and that no backward step be taken
in that regard:
Therefore Be 1t Resolved, That we do
heartily endorse the present administration
Of the town, and the sets Of each and every
officer participating therein. We especially
commend the present officers In keeping the
promises that public improvements of a
general UnrIn % do
that every officer of the present administra.
ton has accounted for every cent OF. money
that come Into his hands; and that no
charge OF corruption or Eraft has been made
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against thapreseut administration orfany
melhber thereof
Bait. Further Resolved, That we believe
Il will be 70 the best Interests Of the whole
people, and the best interests OF the future
OF this town thai the present officers be re-
tained Ia their present position, and We do
hereby promise that the improvements thus
begun shall be continued, so far as 1t is pos
sible to continue the same, keeping ct all
TN, N she
the same are judiciously expended; and
looking toward the mplishment Of that
which Is desired bysevery one, We aslE the
cooperation and support Of all those who
believe in public improvements, continued
progression, and lasting prosperity for the
town.
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Harry Thompson purchased s
fine driving horse and buggy Of
LeWis Fridley. Harry says be is
not going il alone either
II E Gibbs and. wife were the
gnestas of Gene SemeryiIIs @snd
wife, Feb 8 - -; ~,
Master WILDER, son Of 7 3 Gibbs
and-wifer sIid from a hsg staek
while at sohooI the other day and
broke his right leg zbeisss8 the
knee and hip.
Mics Ethel Steey, of Sycamore,
was the guest pf " p Ray bl5p
and wife. Wednesday. -
Rey,snd Mrs Lsokag will leave
bis charge aud go East. :..5,3
FE WYPsu. who has been quite
siok for several days. We are gled.td
report is much better.
Mrs. O E MagshslI has the ty.
phoid fever. We hope Tor lei
speedy recovery. 49,.
Lewis Fridley spent last Sunday
with his uncle. Granville Raybnrn
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Prof. N 3 Mooarty closed his
school Thursday and begins an
other term this week. MIR MoCar.
tey iso considered one of our. best
teachers. s,,,agi
Miss Rose Ogden is taking les
sons in photography,
Mics Dollie GerIaoh is on the
sick list. 7s.. ThsIma,
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men from tn0 Ceoon0 w arQ, ana
G.. W. M Hooff and o F Ellison,
Councilmen from the Third Ward,
which motion carried, there moi
being one dissenting voice
To show that there was no patti.
san feeling. end that il was not de.
sirous to inject politics into the
towns affairs. the two councilmen
from the First Ward. Messrs
Oheesebrew and Miller were placed
on the Democratic ticket, both
agreeing to run. They are both
members of the council tat this
time, both have served the people
we'll. they have done their duty
they ware entitled to an endorse
ment and they got it. the same az
the others who are members of the
present administration. The same
spirit which characterized the con
vention and which resulted in the
endorsement of the present admin.
istration was not confined 10 the
Democrats who are in Office. but
due appreciation was shown of the
services of the Republican mem.
bers by endorsing them and placing
them upon the ticket.
There is an effort to inject pol.
itics into the municipal affairs Of
this town, which is not commend.
able. II anything could be said
against the present administra.
tion, or any act that it had done
that was not to the interests of the
whole people, there might'be some
excuse for any change Who wantf
to see the peoples money go into
the hands of inexperienced people
who wants to see politicians dom.
mating the town. We have had
some experience, sad, bitter expe.
rienoe, and we believe that the
good citizens of the town want nc
more of it. The present admins.
tration has made public improve.
msnts, they are LISTING, the money
was economically expended, it has
all been accounted for; these i'm.
provements will go on if the gen.
tIemen who are now in are re.
elected. No one can say aught
against any one of the towns of.
fioials, and while this state of af.
fairs continue, why throw the rev
enue of the town into inexperi.
enoed handsp
The people of our town ought tc
know, and We believe they do, that
politicians have no business in
getting their hands on the town't
finances; this is no time for ex,
perimenting, for the future Of the
town is at stake; there is yet much
to be done, that. has been begun
and the experienced and the
trusted servants of our town should
be given a chance to complete
what they have begun. Everyone
wants to see that the money il
economically expended, and every
one knows that those who are now
in have done the most good posi-.
BILE with the money that has been
placed 10 their hands The business
Interests require the economical
expenditure of public money. the
politicians ask that it be turned
into their hands-"Choose, ye,
whom you will serve. The poll.
ticians forget the saying of that
old statesman, Let we'll enough
alone" We believe that the oiti.
zens of this town will show their
due and proper appreciation OF
what has been done by a hearty
endorsement of the Democratic
ticket at the polls.
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RIoHARDsoNA AND VICINITY

Observation-Disclosures
JF Holt will leave for for Iowa
next week where he has purchased
a farm, and his family will go later
There was surprise party given
Ray Holt and sister Olive, Those
present were T E Gibba and wife,
and son WILDER, Ernest Middleton
and wife. W E Rayburn and wife,
Misses Alice Kitty, Louise, zada
and Shirley Barren. Winnie Young,
Carrie Ray burn, Gertie Tewksbury,
Messrs Clarence Teweksbury, Sd
Wyman, Jas Richardson Lewis
FridIey. Harry Barren, Floyd
Tewksbury.
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Fidueiary Settlement.

The account Of Caleb Blaine, guar
dian for Alice n. Gwynn, an infant, 10
before me for settlement
Given under my hand this the 18th
day Of February, 1907.
JOHN & BELLER,
Commissioner Of AceDuntS
for Mason County West Virginia.
feb20tw pd -. fF9F
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PiduciarY settlemana.

The account ofE soinervilIe, AID.
ministrator of James Monroe, de-
ceased, is before me for final settle
ment.
Given under my hand this the sd
d-y Of February, 1907. 49,.
F. q. MUS0RAVE,
Commissioner of Accounts for Mason
county, w. Va. feb 28.2W
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ELWELb.

Correspondence, 25. !. ri
Rev Gibbons preached at Bruce
ohapel Sunday
Chas Kline, who has been. siok
for some time, is not expected tp
live.
Reginald Archer who is employ
ed ON the B 8 o. was visiting his
parents Saturday and Sunday. /.
Mrs Clint Miller. Of q 4llipotii.
is visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs 9 A Walters. this week. :
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Hugbsl
were visiting John Litohfeid and
and family, Saturday and Sunday
There is quite lot of siekneda
in this community. ,,,;,,., t
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Jordan and
family, of Fsg, were, visiting, q
Beale, Saturday. ,.,..
SIN Lang vas a business oallSl
at your city last week. !.
Sam Wallace, Ohas Bschtle aid
Henry Yester attended the sale pi
Capt Fred Doss' property neal
Wyoma Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Cha5 Wright ald
family were visiting his parents
near Arlee a few days the pas
week. Il
Morgan Long win soon have biz
newhopse completed near Beale
The two-year.old eon Of Han,
nabal Stevens died Tuesday 11th
and2#ag buried at Bruos Ohapel
cemetery Thursday, l8shSa u Is
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Meige wears
a bright smile-it'sa boy. :. /.
.Wilss Taylor has moved d JIG
[oromley' farm. s s.: ;'''a1 ei
Miss Maud E. Meadows was Vie.
ting her parents at Glanwoed. Sat
.urday~and- Sundays :Up,,o Date
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Fidueiarv gettlemia,nt.

The account of Ellie P. Mueridee,
Guard an for Fay Mugridge,. an in
FAINT, is before me for settlement.
Given under my hand this the
18th day of February, 1907.
JOHN E. BELLBR.
Commissioner of Accounts for Mason
county. w. Va. feb. 2B-2W pd.
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Zeal Eatata.

The most suooessful real estate
dealer in the county has fine list
of good farms and town property,
also one tract of six hundred acres
Of timber land in the county. Write
or call and see L. ShiHet. Real Es
tate man, Point Pleasant, W. vs..
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Dissolution NOTED !

The firm of Geo. l.. SebrelI, p. Cor.
don SebTell & P. 8. Conch doing busi-
ness under the name OF South Side
Milling Co, has been dissolved bv
mutual consent. Mr.. P. 8. Couch re-
firing Messrs. Sebrell Bros. will con
time the business at the old stand
under the same name and viii nav an
debts Of the old firm, and collect aII
claims due said firm.
GEO. l. SEBRELL,
r. GORDON. GRBRELI,.
P. s. COUCH.
feb 1S4t
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BEECH HILL.

bEEOd HlLLs- Isl 49,
W L Siderr, who has been very
Ill with pneumonia, is very muob
improved.
Misses Charlotte Lanier. Cora
and Daisy Sommer, were guests of
Misses Rachel and Hurohsll Bar.
nett, Sunday.
Ohas Dye, who has been very
i'll, is better at this writing.
Miss Alice Waugh is very i'll at
this writing.
James Il Lanier. wife and three
children, were visiting N Legg
and wife, Sunday.
Howard Waugh was the guest of
Miss Sadie Thornton, Sunday.
Miss Mollie Legg is very i'll
at this time.
Mira Ethel Long is visiting her
mother at BprbonrsYille gsa;
1Robt Barnett and little son, Girl.
were visiting Walter Barnett and
family, Sunday.
Miss Hattie Llnier and little
brother. Ohio. were guests of Mise
Pearlie and Earl Lanier, Sunday.
The Beech Hill School will close
Friday. Marcb.1st.
Robert and James Lanier wers
visiting friends on Poni Branch,
Sunday. III
Miss Allie Crump was visiting
Misses Oma and Ida Huffman, last
Sunday. ~
We are sorry to say that Stewart
Dsnny's house got burned down
last Friday evening.
Capt Leek diediat his home Feb.
IL, and was buried at Beech Hill
graveyard. en-
From another correspondent
Geo Rifle and sister. of Rayburn
Chepel, were visiting W. M. Eck-
ard and family, Wednesday,
Mrs P s Waugh is on the sick
list.
Miss Viola King of Huntington,
was visiting ,her uncle, Mr.. j. P.
Thornton, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Myra Holland was visiting
Miss Annie Waugh, Monday.
Miss Marian Lanier has been on
the sick list for some time.
We are sorry to announce that
Charlie Dye has pneumonia fever
and appendicitis. a. -
O q Jolley was the guest of P s
Waugh, Monday night.
Vaughn Hawkins was the guest
of Ezra Ralsey, Sunday.
Frank Thornton was the g lest
of Howard Waugh, Sunday.
Marven Lanier was visiting Mrs
Leath Edwards, Sunday.
Three Blue Eyes.
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WANTED

: A few pieces Of old Inahoeadyl furni-
ture, especially desire an Old fonf-post
bedstead. Give description, size, Kind
of wood and price. = -, ,1gat, 49,.
a. d. ALDERMAN,
'eb2Otf Marietta, Ohio.
Middletown transcript., 1907-02-16
PORT PENN

Mr.. William Carpenter, Of Newark,
was an over Sunday guest Of friends and
relatives.
Miss Anna May Heavellow is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Robert Smith near New
Castle.
Rev. Kenzie ]. Stewart, former resi-.
dent Of our town, holds the position al
chaplain of the Senate at Harrisburg.
Clayton johnson living near Esrleville,
Md, la spending the week in his fathers
family here, having brought bis bride
with him.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Herbert johnson. ol
Philadelphia, spent Sunday in tlis family
Of his father, Frank P. johnson.
George w. Duncan one Of our former
light keepers, called in the village for q
short time on Wednesday.
Considerable interest is maniiested in
the fish law now before the Legislature.
and committee has arranged to 60 10
Dover with O similar one from New
Castle to endeavor to prevent anything
being enacted detrimental to their trade.
There IL a strong suspicion that New
Jersey will be favored in the inter state
law proposed and that sized mesh be re-
qnired that will virtually prohibit catch-
ing OF email fish other than chad.
Middletown transcript., 1907-02-16
ODESSA

Miss Frances Husband was Whining
ton visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. Malcom Foard, OF East Orange, N.
j., was visitor in town on Tuesday.
Miss Katie Krumn, Of Philadelphia,
was visitor in town one day last week.
Mr. Charles Spicer visited his daughter
at stockley from Saturday until Tueeday.
Mrs. Harry Lightcsp entertained the
Ushers Union ut her home on Thursday
evening.
MIR. Augusta Kunpel is spending few
days here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Kumpel.
Mr.. and Mrs George Kumpel and son,
Of Delanco, n, j., spent Sunday here with
their parents.
Miss Louiee T. VanDyke, OF Ridley
Park, spent a few days this week with
Miss Ethel L. Mailly.
Mrs. o. G. Stevens attended the we'd
ding of her niece in Kennedyville, Md +,
on Thursday Of this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart and son
Stanley spent Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs, Elizabeth Stevens.
The w. ii. NJ. S. held its regular
monthly meeting at the home OF Mrs.
g. W. Davis on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Stradley returned to her
home in Red Lion on Thursday, after
having spent sometime here with her
sister, Mrs. Joseph A. Rhoades
Rev. ]. A. Brewington, OF St. Georges,
will administer the Sacrament in St.
Pauls M. E. Church tomorrow morning
at 1880 O'Clock, and will preach in the
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The pupils Of the Odessa public school.
entitled TO special mention for the month
ending February lst, 1907, are as follows
Minnie Armstrong, Stella Owens, Jean
nette Watkins, Gertrude Wallace, Emma
Pennington, Ralph Shallcross, Etheldi
Webb, Helen Watkins, William CHM
Fred Kielkopf, Earl PIeaeanton, Florsnca
Atherley, Lloyd Caulk, Anna Berry, Wal
ter West, Arthur Phillips, Froncel
Davis, Robert Heller, Mildred Phillips
Grace Carpenter, Okla Wallace, Ieabelll
Smith, Helen Kumpel, Craig Naudain
Blanche Weist, Corrins Kiefkopf, ViolI
Smith, Edna Carpenter, Delaware Light
cap, Frank Croft, Earlon Massey, Heller
Massey, Eoeta Buckson.