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The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
Criminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE RARNARp.

United States vs. savatore Zagamo earnaI knovI-
edge; verdict guilty. Defendants attorney, Paca
0berliE.
United States " Samuel Reed. assault with dam
geroUs weapon; aTraigned plea guilty q simple as
sault; sentence, lined SO DEFENDANTS attorneys.
Hughes & Gray.
United States vs. William Preston, h0ussbreaking
and larceny; arrsigned; plea guilty.
United States vs Edwin II. Van Dyck and VictaE
6. Bloede violation of section $40 Revised Stat
utes Of the United States; aTaigned; plea not
guilty Defendants attorneys, II, Z. Davis and S.
c. PeoIe
No. 1918. Rogers vs. Frazier; order dismissing
appeal Attorneys, A. A. Lipscomb-C. Il. syrae
United States vs.. Charles Beasley. attempt 70
rape; verdict guilty.
United States IS Otto Jones. housebrsaking and
larceny: order restoring property.
Assignments for to-day:
United States IS William H. C. SsreYen.
United States Us. Charlie CToRn.
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pants pressed. I0c; skirts cleaned. 75c. s. sHER-
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work only; all work called for and delivered drop
postal EDWARD E. COOPER, 17I9 7th st. NV
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DYEING. CLEANING, AND REPAIRING La
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Criminal Court No. /.
IISTICE STAFEnPn

United States IS. Hyde Benson. Dim0nd
Schneider conspiracy; on trial. A.tomeys. a. s.
Worthington. 4. A. Bney. r @. Donaldson. J. G.
Campbell, and Z T. Eandebeer.
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ALEXANDRIA.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK.

HENRY K. FIELD & CO..
SASH. DOORS. FRAMEa
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

We COLLECT BAD Bills; NO ADVANCE
fees. THORNE MFR. ADJ. l425 n. Y. ave. NJ 49,
myl-SG
We SELL THE EARTH
Collect rents; make prompt returns; secure good
tenants; reliable IRE insurance
ap25-sot NAUCK s NAUCK. 7th and Fla. ave.
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of July at the Hotel Traymore at At
lantic City, and with them will spend the
rest of the summer in travelling through
Canada.
Mrs. Joseph Padgett and her daughter.
Miss Padgett, Mrs. c. w. Tucker and
Mrs. E. H Hammond of Alexandra are
at Colonial Beach. where they will spend
the rest Of the summer.
Mrs. c. C. Milburn and her children are
at Capon Springs w. Va. where they
will spend the summer. They were Joined
last week by Mr.. Milburn. who. with Mr..
George B. Collins, made the trip In his
motor.
Maj. John H. Russell. U. 8. M. C., and
Mrs. Russell have just returned from
Panama, where Maj. Russell is stationed.
and are spending several weeks with Mrs
Russell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. H.
Howard, on N street.
Maj Lyman Kennon. U. s. A. and Mrs
Kennon expect to leave shortly for In
dianapolis. where Maj. Kennon has been
ordered for duty. They have been spend
ing some time in Washington since their
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is visiting his mother and sisters at 1915
street northwest.
Mrs. Mann and Miss Laura Mann have
closed their house in Corcoran street and.
with Miss Weimer. have gone to Nelson.
N. H.. where they will remain for the
rest of the summer.
Miss Juliette Paris. who has been visit
ing Miss Hannah Matthewes at the coun-
try home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry MattheweS at Oxford, Md, has
returned to her home on p street.
Miss May Morton and Miss Cornelia
Morton have just returned from Brad
dock Md. where they have been spend
ing several days as the guests Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill are
spending the month Of August at Nara
gansett Pier.
Capt. Adolph Mark. U.SN., who has
been spending some time with his family
in Long Branch. returned to Washington
last week. Capt. Mark expects to join
his family shortly for another visit.
Maj. and Mrs. Edward Lloyd, U.S.A..
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left last week for Atlantic City. where
they expect to spend the rest of the sum-
mer
Miss Emily Glover has gone to Fort
Washington, where she will spend about
a week as the guest Of friends.
Mrs. DeLoffre and her daughter, Miss
Marie DeLoffre. will leave about the 18th
for Plainfield. N. j.. where they will join
Mrs DeLoffre's other daughter. Mrs Tay-
lor. who. with her husband, Lieut.. Will
liam Renson Taylor, U.sA.. will arrive
Taylor has been stationed. about August
u.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Winter Barnes. who
have been spending several weeks at the
Norwood, in Atlantic City, have returned
to their home on NJ street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Browne of Wisconsin ave-
nue. have as their house guests Mr.. and
Mrs j. II. Henry of Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. Thomas J. Stanton. who, with Mrs.
Stanton and their son, Mr. Riley Stanton,
has been travelling through Canada. has
returned to his home on o street. Mrs.
Stanton and Mr.. Riley Stanton have gone
to the Adirondacks, where they will spend
about two weeks.
Mr.. Henry Matthewes has gone to Ok
ford. Md, where he will join Mrs. Mat
thieves at their country place for the
month of August. Mr. William Gordon
will visit Mr. Matthewes some time this
month.
Mrs. Bennett wife of Capt John B.
Bennett, U.S.A. recently arrived in Den
YER Col. from the Philippines. Mrs. Ben
nett has returned to this country to put
her two little sons to school. Later she
will come east and will visit her sister,
Mrs. James Sumner Petit. in Annapolis,
and friends and relatives in Washington.
closed their beautiful home on X street
and have gone to Kennebunkport Me.
After a visit there they will take an auto
trip through New York state with num-
Der of friends.
Capt and Mrs l. A. Buck are spending
several weeks on the Eastern shore of
Maryland.
Mrs. Williams. with her two sons and
her daughter, Miss Ray Williams. has
given up her house in Cleveland Park
and has moved to the Imperial where
she has taken an apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Petty have gone to
Falls Church. Va, where they are spend
ing August and September at their sum-
mer cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Salter left yes
terday for Weekapaug. r. l., where they
will spend the month of August at their
cottage there.
DIR and Mrs. j. r. Wellington have
closed their house on Rhode Island ave-
nue. and with their little daughter have
gone to jamestown. r. L., where they
will spend about two weeks.
Mr. John Beale. who has been spending
writ mar at
summer home at TakOma Park has joined
Mrs Beale and their daughters. Miss
Elizabeth Beale and Miss Katherine
| Beale, Who have been spending the month
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return from Alaska, where Maj. Kennon
was formerly stationed.
Mrs. Irving K. Frey and her daughter,
Miss Helen Frey, and Miss Louise Frey,
who have been out of town for several
weeks, have returned.
Miss Birdie B.. Hill has gone to Clarinda.
Iowa. to spend month at her home
there.
Miss Lydfe Darniele left last week for
New Hampshire where she will visit
friends. She will return about Septem-
Der /.
Mr.. George A. Hess and family have
gone to New York, where they will spend
about two months visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Swartz of 1902 P street. and her
nieces. the Misses Skinner. have gone to
the mountains of Virginia, where they
will spend the month of August.
Rear Admiral w. c. Wise has returned
from Lenox. where he has been spending
several weeks
Miss Lockery left last week for Atlantic
City. where she will spend the month Of
August.
Mrs. T. d. Waters and her little daugh-
ter Miss Martha Waters. have gone to
Kentucky. where they will spend the
summer at her old home.
Rear Admiral Thomas o. Selfridge
q. s. N. and Mrs. Selfridge. who have
been spending some time in London are
now travelling on the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hassin and Mr.
Reginald LOCKER left Saturday for Har-
wichport, Cape Cod Mass. where they
will spend three or four weeks They will
be joined next week by Mr.. Charles Crop
ley.
Mrs William Powell and her daughter
Miss Catheryn Powell. left Saturday for
Eaglesmere, Pa where thew will spend
some time' as the guests of Mrs. George
Hillman. another daughter of Mrs. Powell
Mrs Oliver. wife Of Commander j. H.
Oliver U. s. NJ. who has been staying at
Newport. left Friday for her home in
Shirley. Va. Commander Oliver is on his
way to join Admiral Daytohs squadron in
the Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston NJ Payton have
gone to Atlantic City. where they win
spend the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gawler left Wash
ington last week for Saratoga Springs.
Mr.. S. 8. VOORHEES, who. with Mrs
VOORHEES,. has been spending several weeks
out of town, has returned to his home on
r street. Mrs. VOORHEES, and their three
little children have gone to Front Royal,
Va where they will spend the rest of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Edmonston and
their daughter. Miss Frances Edmonston
left last Monday for Lake Sunapee, N. H..
where they will spend the remainder of
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Stearn and their
three little children have closed their home
on street, and with their two maids
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The members of the Arion Choral So
ciety of Brooklyn who have been tour
ing Germany sailed from Bremen for
home yesterday on the steamer Bremen.
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August
Clearance
Sale.
Sacrificing all
New Pianos and
Player Pianos at
greatly reduced
prices.

We are making strenuous
efforts to force a complete
clearance of all the Pianos
in stock so as to have ample
room to accommodate the
new instruments that will
arrive early in the fall.
More than ten leading
makes are represented in our
stock of new Upright Pianos,
and the famous AUTO
PIANO is the leader of the
line of Players.
Come and view the stock.
We are confident that the re-
duced prices we are quoting
will tempt you to make a Sc
lection at once. -
We guarantee every instru-
ment we sell and we gladly ex-
tend purchasers the easiest
terms of payment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic CORTLAND Pen
field Mrs Weightman WalkerD. who
sailed in April, soon after their marriage,
for a motor tour of the continent have
arrived in London. They will return to
New York in the autumn and will give
two receptions i'm November.
Mr. Harry i Under of Sheridan Xyo.
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Mrs. Fitch, who has been spending sew
eral weeks in Walton. has returned to her
home on street. Miss Emily Fitch is
still in Walton and expects to leave
shortly for Rehoboth Beach, Del.
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Mrs. Charles III. Hammett and her
daughter Miss Hammett, are spending
the summer at their country home in
Maryland. Mrs. T. Nelson Conrad and
DR.. Charles NJ. Hammett left last week
to join their mother and sister there. DIR.
Hammett spent but few days with them
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Watkins have
gone to the Blue Ridge mountains, where
they will spend the rest of the summer.
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Miss Nina Laub left Saturday for AS
bury Park, n. j., where she will Spen
two weeks, the guest of friends.
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DIR. and Mrs. J. r. Wellington have
closed their house on Rhode Island ave-
nue and with their little daughter have
gone to jamestown, r. L., where they
will spend about two weeks.
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Mrs. George Langenry of Capitol Hill
has as her house guest Miss Elizabeth
Wolf Of Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcclure have gone
to Warm Springs Va, where they will
spend the remainder of the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E.. w. Stearn and their
three little children have closed their home
on street. and with their two maids
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Mr.. John Beale who has been spending
several weeks with his parents at their
summer home at Takoma Park. has joined
Mrs. Beale and their daughters Miss
Elizabeth Beale and Miss Katherine
Beale. who have been spending the month
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Mr.. Burr Macintosh has recently been
a guest at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs. Last Monday night supper
to twenty persons was given in his honor
by Mrs. Walter A. Wells. wife Of DR..
Wells of this city. Those present from
Washington were DIR. and Mrs. Chatard,
the minister from Sweden and Nine.
GUIDE. Gen. and Mrs. Darlington and Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Perry.
Mrs Wells Is kinswoman of the wife
of the republican vice presidential nomi-
nee. and is a daughter of Judge Gibson of
Tennessee.
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Waists.

Beautiful Tucked Tailored Waists.
with accordion" plating down 'front.',
pearl buttons. long sleeves. 81
$3.50 quality. Sale price.
Partisan novelty just received in
Ladies' White Fancy French Muslin
Waists. colored striped
trimmed. very exclusive So. so
Special price. ......--.....
Advance styles in fall tailored
waists now in at 81 up.
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and is now at Atlantic City for the rest
of the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs George w. Salter left yes
terday for Weekapaug. r. l., where they
will spend the month of August at their
cottage there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FRANKLIN T. Shanner and
Miss Marie Shanner have gone to Atlantic
City, where they are at Haddon Hall for
several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Edmonston and
their daughter. Miss Frances Edmonston.
left last Monday for Lake Sunapee, N. H.,
where they will spend the remainder of
the season
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Mr.. Harry j. Linder of Sheridan. Wyo
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Mr.. S. s. VOORHEES,. who. with Mrs
VOORHEES,. has been spending several weeks
out of town, has returned to his home on
r street. Mrs. VOORHEES, and their three
little children have gone to Front Royal,
Va. where they will spend the rest of the
summer.
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Miss Lockery left last week for Atlantic
City. where she will spend the month Of
August.
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Mrs. T. d. Waters and her little daugh-
ter, Miss Martha Waters, have gone to
Kentucky. where they will spend the
summer at her old home.
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Miss Hilda Richmond and her brother.
Mr. Percy A. Richmond. have gone to
Colonial Beach, where they expect to
spend the month of August.
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Mrs. Ada Dorsey and her daughter. Mr.!
Walter Woods, have gone to Asbury Par
and will remain during the entire month
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DR.. and Mrs Fenton Bradford and MIR.
and Mrs Granville Meyers are at Orkney
Springs for a two weeks visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gawler left Wash
ington last week for Saratoga Springs
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aston M. Payton have
gone to Atlantic City, where they will
spend the month of August.
Evening journal., 1908-02-07
How ouesna Dress.

''rhe Russian empress cares little for
dress, though her coronation robe Of
cloth Of silver and pearls was mar
Vicious thing" says Worth Of Paris 10
his series in Harpers Bazaar. "And
she looked like some goddess Of tn
north in a novel ball dress 1 designe.
for her recently. 1t was a simple
gown of white velvet with a long train
and superb veil. This last was kept
in it's place by a jeweled white dove.
lightly perched on the czarina's hair
which was arranged over a cushion.
Carmen Sylvia, the white haired
queen Of Roumania, affects the charm
ing flowing draperles of her country,
with a long lace veil held in position
with jeweled pins. The favorite color
OF Queen Helena of Italy is a soft blue
gray. Wilhelmina of Holland feels
most at home in a tailor made gown,
and the dowager queen Of Spain has
brilliant taste in patterned brocades
and silks"
Evening journal., 1908-02-07
Board of Trade Committee
Decides TO Take Up the
Subject With Company.

The Board Of Trade last night heard
the present impaired city trolley SER
vice condemned. and after considerable
discussion on the subject came to the
conclusion that bitter utterances on
the subject were not for the good Of
the city. and that the best results were
possible only from direct communica-
ton with the trolley officials.
The matter was introduced by Ed
ward T. Candy, who said that since the
company reduced its service it was i'm
possible TO get seats in the Delaware
avenue cars early in the morning and
between 5 and o'clock in the even
ing. Charles w. Pussy, Geo. w. Wolf,
James II. Wright. Howell S. England,
DR.. BENJAMIN r. Veasey, Frank J. Will
liams and Thomas S. Doherty pointed
out some Of the Inconvenience that are
being suffered by the travelling public
because Of the new trolley service and
hoped that betterments would soon
come. Several Of the speakers bitterly
attacked the company for its treat
ment of the public.
Samuel S. Hoff. general superinten-
dent of the Wilmington City Railway.
who is a member Of the board. listened
to the service condemned and then ex-
Evening journal., 1908-02-07
Discuss the Trolley Service {

planned that the condition had been
forced on the company by the general
business depression, and was not Of tho
company's own choosing as some per-
sons seemed to believe. Mr.. Hoff said
the company would restore its old SER
vice as soon as business conditions
warrant.
A. L. johnson. o. c. Pun1y and A. S.
Reed defended the trolley company
They agreed that the company was a
public servant. and as such was Obliged
to give the public the best service pos
sible. They thought, however, that
the company was maintaining the best
service possible at this season Of BUSH
ness depression. They pointed out
that all those corporations of the city
which had decreased the number of
employees at this time could be con-
demned with about as much impro-
priety as that which had characterized
the discussion of the city trolley SER
vice. and regretted the fact that mem
bers of the board had seen fit to enter
into a discussion OF the subject in so
improper a way. 1t being the opinion
of many other members Of the board
that me subject could be handled bet
ter by a committee. State Senator
Sparks had the subject referred to the
on navigation and COM
merce. TIE committee win take the
matter uD with the railway manage
ment and report at the next meeting
OF the board.
Evening journal., 1908-02-07
MILFORD CLUBS :,
FINE NEW HOME

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD. Del. Feb. THE decor
ators are now giving the final touches
to the new home of the Milford Club,
and it is hoped to have the rooms COM
pleted by this evening, when an tx
formal reception will be held.
The members now feel that they have
a club room second to none in the
State, and they are justly proud of IL,
as no expense has been spared and all
the modern improvement; that go with
a club room have been installed. The
decorating is very tasteful.
The club occupies the second floor
ssite OF rooms of the building formerly
owned by the Masonic Lodge, situated
on the main thoroughfare of the town.
There is a reading room and recop-
ton hall. all of which are connected by
archways. and furnished in luxurious
manner.
The club was established April IA,
1904. and has for its object the promo
ton of social intercourse. At the time
of it's organization the membership
consisted Of only eighteen, and they
occupied only one room. They have
now one hundred and forty members
in good standing, and occupy their
present commodious quarters. The
Milford Club is a feature of the town,
and no stranger should miss paying
their rooms a visit.
Evening journal., 1908-02-07
Social and
Personal

Jesse Levy is spending this week In
Chester.
James II. Dallett was in West Ches-
ter on Wednesday.
Arthur Layton has returned 20 Har-
rington, after a visit to this city and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Willard H. Parsons and son
have been visiting her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Wiley. at Wood
SIDE.
w. w. Roadway. Of Hartly, has re-
turned home. after spending the rast
month with friends in Philadelphia and
this city.
Mrs. Katharine Kelly has returned
to her home at Lebanon. after an ex-
tended visit here.
Mrs. Annie NJ May is visiting rela-
tives in Elkton this week.
Miss Alice Witworth. of Elkton. has
been spending several days with trends
in this city.
Mrs. Richard Reese has been the
guest Of Miss Corinne lamar at Elk
ton.
Mrs. N. N. Hasson has been spend
ing this week with her mother, Mrs.
Jane Farr, at Port Deposit, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Clark, of
Clayton, have been spending some time
with friends in this city.
Augustus Dickinson win remove his
family from Clayton to Wilmington
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ireland have re-
turned from a visit to Rising Sun, Nd,
where they visited their relatives.
Hiss Emily Yarnall. who has been
visiting relatives in this city. has re-
turned to her home at West Grove
Evening journal., 1908-02-07
ILL,
TOLDOF WEDDING

Critically I'll with diphtheria, and fear
ing that death would claim her, Clara
McDougal Hinkle the young daughter OF
Mrs. John McDougal, Of No. 4529 Smicl
street, Manayunk, Philadelphia, yester-
day disclosed to her. mother the secret
that she had been married in this city
on Thanksgiving Day, to Jacob Hinlkle
of Philadelphia, the ceremony having
been performed by the Rev. George L
Wolfe.
Il couldn't bear to think Of dying with.
out having told YOU" whispered the
daughter.
Since her Illness the husband Of the
young woman has been most attentive.
He has called daily to inquire her condi-
ton. but relatives did not suspect the
marriage. When she recovered from the
shock Mrs. McDougal found the marriage
certificate, and placed it in a frame in
the young wife's sick Room.
Evening journal., 1908-02-07
Birthday Anniversary.

Miss Christine Loeber, Of No. 500
Washington street, celebrated her
eighteenth birthday anniversary last
evening at Clymer's Hall. Among the
guests were the members of German
Lutheran Church choir. of which Miss
Loeber is organist. The program of
the evening was opened with march,
led by Mr.. and Mrs b. Kleitz, and
about twenty-five couples took part.
Following refreshments, dancing was
again participated in. A potato race
concluded the very delightful affair
Music for the evening was furnished by
Miss Gridst, pianist, and George Bull,
violinist Among the guests present
were: Misses Lena Bacher, Elsie
Blocher, Emma Steinke. Aleinda Per-
kins. Martha Steinke. Ella e. Elmer.
Sallie Powell. Hattie Powell, Lena
Potts, Bessie McAllister, Dorell Nc
Allister Amelia Metzner. Anna Loeber,
Christine L. Loeber, Mary Krapf, Title
Yeager. Florence Michel. Mary Ley,
Theresa Kolarek. Betsey Finch. Title
Metzner. Louise Weishaer, Annie Weis-
haer. Pauline Hettinger. Bertha Erb,
Leila Stoeckle. Charles Loeber, Frank
DioWHi 1eoibS bulls ELLSWORTH i.
Jones, Leon White, Harry Blocher,
Bernard Kleftz, Harry Hettinger, Ted
Bacher, George Bacher, w. p. Strauss,
Daniel Krapf, William Weishaer, Fred
Krapf Clyde Eckman. Harry Bickle.
Karl Sudle. Anna Francois, Erich
Francois, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heiss,
Lusby Greenwood. Harry Nickel. Fred
Leuchel, Mrs. Schevel, Miss Gridst,
Mrs. Loeber and Miss Hattie Loeber.