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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-08
Trinity Sunday.School.

Superintendent M. w. Brabham
has cause to be very proud Of the
magnificent success he has met with
in developing the Sunday-school of
Trinity Methodist church. In fact, 1t
is now one of the very best schools
In the State, and it would do the
heart good to see the new methods In
force at the school and the good
work done. The military feature
was adopted some time ago. and now
all the. children march to and from
their class rooms without the slight
est confusion. From the annual re-
port of superintendent Brabham we
note that the average attendance
during the past year was 1873 and the
average Offering 1854, the total col
lections for the year being $359.3S.
The new members added during the
year were 1873, and the members
uniting with the, church from the
Sunday-school were %. The enroll
ment of the school is now 80, OF
which 125 are in the adult depart
ment, 4S in the junior, 81 in the
cradle roll, there being IL teachers.
During the year number OF
special days have been observed, at
which appropriate programs were
carried out. The school is now sup
porting three orphans, besides dis
tributing gifts at Christmas and
doing other charitable work. There
was raised for the orphanage during
the year $111.56.
What is wanted now is a piano
for the school, good library, and
more class rooms. There will be a
special Christmas service this year
as usual.
If every department of church
work kept pace with the Sunday
school, Trinity would be the livest
church in the State.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 6, 1910.
Dear Santa Clause, I want you to
bring me and Indian suit Christmas,
a little train, and a watch and chain.
Please 60 to Uncle Wills and git my
black billy goat, put some strong
harness on him, hitch him to a strong
wagon, fill the wagon with little
Whitnire boys, and drive them to
my home. Don't forget to hitch Tige
on behind the wagon. Yours truly.
BERTHE WATSON.
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Dear Santa Claus, Please bring me
ball, a pistol and caps. l want a
Buick automobile like my Uncle Ros-
coe had so I can take Wilkes to ride.
I would like story book so mama
can read to me. Don't forget my
bananas but there wont be any use
to bring many for mama says too
many are not good for little boy.
If you cant bring me everything
I ask for don't forget my auto.
HENRY KEARSE BRABHAM.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 6, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus, I want you to
bring me a big doll and doll car
riage some Roman candles and fire.
crackers, little doll tea set, and a
little doll machine. I want you to
bring me doll muff and fur for my
big doll. Now santa if you can't
bring me all of these things I want
you to bring me the big doll. Please
have the doll already dressed for I
may not get any body to dress it for
me. l want it dressed in pink. Yours
truley, DOROTHY WATSON.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 6, 1910.
Dear SAINT acl aus Please lissen to
this little mott. Please bring me a
automobile to ride my Dolies and
please bring me a teddy bear In
witch I want 80 bad. An1 please
bring me another eekmore in which
like to play with. And most of all
l want you to bring my Brother
Carsie to spend the christmas,
MARY ELIZABETH INABINET.
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Married.

Mr.. J. j. Smoak, our genial livery
man, and Miss Roberta Adams were
married at the home of the brides
father, Mr.. Henry w. Adams, near
Bamberg, Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 9Th, in the presence Of a few
friends and relatives; Rev. 0. j.
Frier officiating. The happy couple
left Immediately for North Carolina
on a bridal tour. The best wishes
of their many friends are extended
to them.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-08
FRANCIS F. CARROLL
Attorney -at-Law
Offices Over Bamberg Banking Co..
GENERAL PRACTICE.
CITATION NOTICE.

The State OF South Carolina
County of Bamberg-By Geo. p. Har.
mon, Esq, Judge of Probate.
Whereas Mrs. Nelia Sanders hath
made suit to me to grant her letters
of administration Of the estate Of and
effects Of H. c.. Sanders, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and
admonisf1 all and singular the kim
dred and creditors of the said H. G.
Sanders, deceased, that they be and
appear. before me in the Court
of Probate, to be held ct
Bamberg, on Friday, Dec. 18th, next,
after publication thereof, at IL:
o'clock in the forenoon, to, show
cause, If any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
End day Of December, A. D., 1910.
GEO. P. HARMON.
Judge Of Probate.
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WILKES KNIGHT.
Olar. S. C., Dec. 3

Olar, S. c., Dec. 3, 1910.
Hello Santa Clause have come
to be with the other little girls and
boys. I will try not to give too long
a list of things because / no there
arc so many others.
Please Santa bring me one Doll
Piano, Dollies cooking stove, Rock
ing chair and me nice little book to
read.
I hope this letter will escape the
waste basket. If it doesn't l will be
one of Santa's disappointed little
girls on Xmas morn. bye bye
CLEO KEARSE.
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EUGENIA BEARD.

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 8, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus want you to
bring me the prettiest doll you have
and a carriage. and a buycicle and
everything you would like little
girl to have and / have tried to be q
goo little girl. Your little friend,
RUBY WALL.
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NEW BILL FOUND.
Patten, Brown, Scales and Others
Again Indicted.

Again Indicted.
New York, Dec 5.-James A. Pat
ten, of Chicago, Eugene Scales, Of
Texas, William P. Brown, Of New
Orleans and others were indicted
again to-day by federal grand jury,
charged with conspiracy to monopo-
lize interstate commerce in available
cotton during the last four months
of the crop year ending September
1S, 1910.
The indictment was actually re-
turned August 4, last, but did not go
into effect until it was opened to-day.
The accused with their counsel ap-
peared before Judge Hough in the
criminal branch of the United States
district court and entered tentative
pleas of not guilty. They have until
December 13 to demur and argu-
ments on the demurrer will be heard
1911.
on the third Monday in January,
The original indictment was found
in May, last, but the defendants OBJ
jected that the special grand jury
which returned it had been improp-
erly drawn and the government, fear.
ing that the courts might find the
plea an abatement well taken, decided
to resubmit the evidence to another
grand jury, which in due course
handed down the indictment opened
to-day. It contains eight counts in
stead of five and lessons the number
of defendants by two, omitting Sgd
ney J. Harman and Charles A. Kittle,
yet naming besides Patten, Scales
and Brown, Frank B. Hayne and Col.
Robert M. Thompson, all Of whom
were originally indicted.
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Dear santaclause Plese take time
to read this letter. 1 want you to
bring me big doll and doll carriage
and a doll bed 1 hope you will get
to my house with out any trouble.
Well that's all can think of. Your
little girl. ELOISE KIRKLAND.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 5, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus-I want you to
please sir bring me a bicycle and
some fire works and that is all I ask
you for. Wishing you a merry Christ
mas, l am, your little friend,
CHARLIE MOVE.
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TIE BAMBERa HERALD, THURSDAY, pEcEMBER 8 1910

little doll table and big bycicle and
a gold braslet. Mr.. knight has lots
of pretty things in. I enjoyed my
toys last Christmas very much. Well
good by Santa Claus. Your little
friend.
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Letters to Santa Claus.

Evidently the little folks of Bam-
berg do not want to be forgotten by
Santa Claus, and they are not back
ward in letting him know what they
want for Christmas. Here are the
letters sent to the old gentleman care
The Herald:
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Dear Santa Cluas. I want you to
bring me a doll baby and bed and "a
Stove. and a wash stand an a carri-
age. and some fruit and gold locket
and a pearl. With love to you.
THELMA QUICKER.
Please bring me what ask s
be sure and come christmas.
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Dear Santa Claus Bring me a doll
and go cart and lots of nice things.
Senta Claus, also trycicle If you
have nice large one. Your little
friend. NELL BEARD.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 8, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus-won't you
please bring me a bycicle and a
pretty doll and pretty doll lounge?
have tried to be good little girl.
santa claus so please don't forget me:
Your little friend,
EUGENIA BEARD.
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MARY ANN BRONSON.

Ehrhardt, s. c., Dec. S, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus, Please bring me
a large doll with brown eyes and
brown curls. want her to have a
lovely blue dress and hat. This gift
will make me very happy.
ALICE PATE.
End grade Ehrhardt School. Age 8.
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= BamBerg, S. c., Dec. 3. 1910.
Dear Santa Claus. Bring me a IN
Dian Suit And a watch and some
roman candles. And fire crackers.
Your little friend,
WILKES KNIGHT.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 7, 191

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 7, 1910.
Hello dear old Santa Claus I'm so
glad Christmas is all most here.
Hurry and come on.
II want large doll and trunk
of clothes for it please bring me a
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Christmas goods and toys have
been received at The Herald Book
Store.
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Ehrhardt, S. c., Dec. S, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus, Please bring me
a pretty story book and lots of choco-
late candy. Baby Frances would
like rattle or a rubber doll that
can squeak.
ELEANOR PATE.
End grade Ehrhardt School. Age
6 years.
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs..
Advertisements Under This Head 26c'
For. 25 Words or Less.

For Rent.-Four rooms In The!
Herald building. These are the front
rooms in the building, and are the
most desirable Offices in the city
Have lectric lights and water. Rent.
reasonable. A.. w. KNIGHT, b
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-08

For Sale.-Three brood sows. half
Berkshire and Essex. WIZ farroM
the latter part OF January or hrsf;
of February. Apply to w. 8. BAM--Ei
BERG & SON, Bamberg, s. G. {l5
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-08

graded school on account Of her
health, and will return to her home
at Blackstock. Miss Lola Wanna
maker, of Orangeburg, has been elect
ed, to fill the vacancy, and will as
same her duties in a few days.
sSsMr. NJ. L. Warren, of the Ehrhardt
section, was in the city last Friday,
and brought us a stalk of sugar cane
which measured nine feet and eight
inches in lenghth. He asked us If
anybody had brought any longer than
this, and we told him no, for they
would have to raise mighty fine
cane to beat this.
The annual conference of the
Methodist church, which in this State
is composed of negroes, met in
Greenville recently. Rev. D. J. San
ders, who makes his home in this
city, was returned as presiding elder
OF the Beaufort district. Rev. J. B.
Thomas succeeds Rev. J. L. Hender-
son as pastor of the colored Metho-
dist church in Bamberg. Rev. A. M.
Wright is returned to the Bamberg
circuit.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-27

HEAD OF NATIONAL COMMISSION
BECOMES INTERESTED IN
oTTUMWA's CLAIM.

That the national commission, the
highest court of organized baseball, Is
anxious to shift to the bottom the fail
ure of Owner c. w. Murphy to live UP
to his statements regarding the exhi
bition game here with the Chicago
Cubs on September 9, is made positive
by the correspondence passing between
the Cincinnati official and the Ottumwa
League Baseball club. Mr.. Hermann
has requested copy or photograph of
the register page of the Ballingall
hotel where the Cubs were CHARTERED
while in Ottumwa and also an affidavit
from the clerk setting forth whether
one man signed for the Cubs or
whether each Individual signed his
own name. This information is sought
to thoroughly establish the claim Of the
Ottumwa baseball directors that the
Cub management sent Jimmy Evers
and Toots Holman to Ottumwa mas
guarding as the original Johnny Evers
and Artie Holman. Their names ap-
pear on the Ballingall register as y.
Evers" and A. Hoffman"
President Lynch received a card
from Manager Egan this morning say
ing that he had finished his business In
Chicago and had started to his winter
home in ST. Paul He said a letter
would follow. In this letter Mr.. Egan
will doubtless advise the Ottumwa
directors what success he had in Chi
cago yesterday.
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DePew, OF Jacksonville, ILL.,, who has
a national reputation as q Sunday
school worker. He will make three
addresses on the following subjects:
The Sunday School and the Great
Commission" "The Adult Class In the
Sunday School," and 1.-THE How OF
Teacher Training" ''
A number of addresses and papers
will be given by local workers that
will be Of Interest to all. We would
urge each Sunday school to send at
least one delegate to this convention.
Our association has been doing a
greater work the past year than for
years. Ringgold is q banner county
for the first time. We have paid al
most double our apportionment to
the state association. We stand
sixth In number of scholars In Sab
bath school and we stand second in
Of daily bible readers. With
a little effort from each OF the SAP
bath school workers in the county
there is no reason why we should
not stand first in all departments Of
the Sababth school work.
Come to the convention. Send a
number Of delegates from your
school.
Diagonal is preparing to enter
tain all.
w. B. Buck,
Secretary Ringgold County Sunday
School Association.
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BLOOM FIELD.

John Ethel went to Ottumwa Tues
day evening on business
Merl McGowen was an Ottumwa
caller Tuesday evening,
Mrs. RochlitZ and Mrs. Baughman
of Pulaski shopped in Bloomfield on
Tuesday.
Chas. Walker went to Moulton on
Tuesday.
Goldie Foster OF Belknap left Tues
day for Queen City. Mo-, to visit rela-
tives. s
Mrs jerome Brohard and Mrs. NJ,
S. Turpin visited in Ottumwa over
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Davies, Mrs. Mabel
Powell and Mrs. Inez Caswell spent
Monday with Mrs Tom Caswell OF
Ottumwa
Miss Anna Clark who is attending
high school spent Sunday in Drake
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Shields Of ottumwa
are spending the week with relatives
in Bloomfield.
Mrs. Anna Townsend and daughter
Edith are spending a few days in
Milton and Moulton.
Miss Lora Pearce left Tuesday for
St Charles, Mo-, to enter Underwood
seminary.
Mrs. Name Maxiam Of Lincoln,
Nebr., is visiting at the Lee Barton
home
Miss Hattie Mcmillan Of Milton re-
turned home Tuesday after a visit
with Miss Fay Hutton.
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WIT and WISDOM
CT UB MEET
FAIRFIELD LITERARY PEOPLE
HOLD THIRD ANNUAL
PICNIC.

Fairfield, Sept. 24-The third annual
picnic Of the Wit and Wisdom club
was held at the Old Settlers Log
cabin and was one OF the most de.
lightful meetings which the members
of this organization have yet en-
joyed. Almost the entire number
ship was present.
The members and their friends
were taken to the Old Settlers park
about o'clock, the ladies among the
members having prepared q sumptuous
repast which was arranged on the
tables in the cabin
At the conclusion of the repast g
program was given, Prof. w. A..
Writ acting as postmaster. The
following members were on the pro-
gram Of the evening.
Miss Florence Avery German
fairy tales.
Rev. w. w. Montgomery Clubs.
Prof. H. M. Gage-'The Strenuous
Life"
Rev H. ]. Hogan THE Wisdom Of
Wit
A program committee for the
coming year was elected and the
members are Rev. w. w. Montgom-
cry, Mrs. j. e. Johnson and Prof.
Charles Carter. The first regular
meeting Of the year will be held on
Friday, October Z, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hochuly on
East Burlington street.
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CELEBRATION At oscEoLA.
Woodmen Make Big Plans for Log
Rolling and Baby

Osceola, Sept. 24-The plans for the
big Woodman Log Rolling in October
are progressing nicely, and everything
will be in readiness before the time
rolls around. One thing is certain.
and that is this, that the people OF
Osceola are going to make every ef-
fort to show our visitors a glorious
good time.
Quite a number of free attractions
will be secured, and among those
already secured are the Credo's, an
acrobatic team and one Of the very
best and most expensive to be had,
and Trix McHale, who is quite well
and favorably known here.
On October 9Th will occur the
Baby show The contestants are linz
tied in age from 6 months to "a
months, and the prizes are to be SO
go-cart, donated by Horton & Bailey,
for first prize, solid gold locket,
chain an pin set. donated by Bond
Bros. Jewelry and three dozen $3.50
photos, donated by Robinson's photo
graph gallery
The judges are ]. J. Fleming, Geo.
LeHuquet and Rev. Mr.. Howry. No
mother would dare question the YER
dict Of such eminent baby authorities.
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FAIRFIELD.

- \4>%->><~N y
The young members Of the Fresh
man class at Parsons college won the
annual class scrap Thursday noon,
removing the hosiery from every
Sophomore boy and throwing them In
the muddy waters OF Crow Creek q
short distance back Of The college.
The incoming classmen out
numbered their opponents more than
three to one and the fight was very
short. The sophomores put up q game
struggle. however, and the Freshmen
were forced to use every one OF their
men to overcome them.
One sophomore. Eugene Black Of
Fairfield, received a dislocated shoul-
der and as soon as he was injured
was carried from the conflict by the
freshmen themselves.
The freshmen held their first class
meeting Wednesday evening seven
miles in the country and were not dis
turbed, the sophomores contenting
themselves with attacking few
freshmen left behind.
After their return to Fairfield the
freshmen went out with blue and gold
paint, their colors, and smeared nearly
everything on the entire campus. even
covering the roof Of the gymnasium
with their class year. The college will
remove all traces Of the night at the
expense Of the freshmen, and the cost
will not be light as more than 100
slate shingles on the gymnasium were
broken while the student painters
were at work.
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PENNINGTON.

y %]1>@%>-> A->A<>> . y
Mrs. A. w. Beeson returned Wed
nesday from three weeks visit with
her sister Mrs. Chas. Sewers in Leoti,
Kans.
Mrs. Hannah johnson who has been
visiting relatives in Genoa, Nebr., re-
turned home Thursday evening.
o., ]. Ponte returned Tuesday from
a visit with his son Fred Ponte and
family in Kewanee, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Mccormick, Mr.
and Mrs. Ebert Shafer, Mrs Mary
Shafer, Mrs. c. F. Doeling and Mrs.
Crate Rabb and children visited OH
Thursday with Mrs. Kate Mitchell In
Bonaparte.
Mrs. Ellen Bailey has returned from
a visit with friends in Varren.
Born on Wednes6ev Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Great tho. SON
Mrs. Sam Merrick asa Miss Arr
Larson were guests Of Keokuk rela
.tiyes Friday.
Thos. Butler has returned from i,
visit witt his daughter In Kirksville.
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. L. HaIfman /. returned
Thursday from visit with relatives
In Massina. - ,...1 Is
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CHARLTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. w. M. Tutle Of Cambria, Is vis-
lifting in this city with her father F.
NJ. Mortcrief, and other relatives,
while on her way to South Dakota,
where her husband Is located and
where they expect to reside In the
future.
A number OF the members Of the
order Of Eagles are spending the
week at Harvey. Gaming and fishing.
Miss Nicola Cheshire of Indianola
returned home last evening after
visit at tie hope Of her aunt. Mrs,
NJ; ana Mrs; w 7g1s Ha.rdins and
Knoxville to visit friends and attend
the reunion Of the SD Iowa voiun-
Mrs. Jas. Lyons went to Melrose last
evening to spend few days with her
mother. Mrs. Caughlan.
Mrs G. F. Mclaughlin is spending
the week at Oakley with her father
Lafe Mauk.
Mesdames Geo. Harris and Geo.
Hosnsher, visited friends in Lucas yes
Iterday.
Robert Fulton left yesterday on
few days business trip to Malvern.
Roy Fuller departed yesterday for
Kansas City where he will attend
veterinary college
Mrs. Phillip Shelton and son Cory
departed few days ago for visit
with relatives in Lawrenceville, Ill.
Miss Hattie Mitchell of Derby, re-
turned home yesterday after a visit Of
several days with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Chandler.
j. F. Ekfelt Of st. Louis, formerly Of
this city visited old friends here yes
terday. zy
Mrs. John Carruthers, Of Bremer-
ton, Wash, and Mrs. Will Lever Of
Knoxville came yesterday for a visit
with the latter's sister-in-law Mrs. e.
e. Carroll.
H. M. Finch of Pleasant township
departed yesterday for visit with
relatives In Cincinnati. o.
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Springs. Mo-. Monday to visit his son

Springs. Mo-, Monday to visit his son
Alva.
%. II. Kirkby is taking a trip
through Oklahoma this week.
j. T. Lowry was in Centerville 0p
business Monday.
Miss Osa Kaufman left for Gettys-
burg, s. D., Tuesday to visit relatives.
+, M. Daniels left Tuesday for q
visit with his brother D. w. Daniels
at White Lake. s. d.
Joe Mills Of Powersville was Sey-
mour visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. John McKeever returned to her
home in Alva, Okla, Monday after a
visit with her mother Mrs. A. Wooden
and other relatives.
James Trogden and Elmer Bonner
left Tuesday for Lewiston, Mont.
Mrs Carl Howry Of Powersville. lett
Tuesday for Roundup Mont, after q
visit with the Boysel family and other
relatives.
Mrs. Arthur Bedell and family Of
Gravity, Ia, left Monday for Mt. Zion
after visit with relatives
James Mullen and family went to
Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Webb left Sunday for
Staunton. ILL.,, to visit relatives.
Miss Frona Best Of Mystic returned
home Sunday after a visit with rela-
tiveS here,
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Incomplete List OF
1910 Rag Winners
Incomplete list Of 1910 pennant win

Incomplete list of 1910 pennant WIN
ners:
National-C Chicago.
American-Ph Philadelphia.
American association-Mfnne
Eastern-Rochester
Southern-New Orleans.
Tri- State-Altoona.
Northwestern-Spo kane.
New York State-Wilkesbarre.
Central-South Bend.
Three I-Springfel
Texas-Dallas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New England-New Bedford.
South Atlantic-C Columbus, Ga.
Ohio and Pennsylvania--Akron
Cotton States-Greenwood.
Virginia-Danville.
Wisconsin Illinois-Appleton.
Central association-Quincy.
Northeast Archaeological by
Charlottesville and Paragould.
Western Canada-Disputed by CAL
gary and Edmonton.
Eastern Carolina-Fayettevill
Minnesota Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
Southeastern-Knox
washington State-Raymond.
Nebraska State-Freemont.
Michigan State-Cadillac.
Virginia valley-Huntington.
Illinois Missouri-Pekin.
NJ. H. N. K.-Falls City.
Carolina association-Greenv
Eastern Kansas-Sabetha.
Kansas Hutchinson.
Central Kansas-Ellsworth.
Connecticut association Middle
town.
Blue Grass-Paris.
L.-I.-T.-McLeansb
Ohio State-Portsmouth.