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WHY WE LOST
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they might, have Won some bit of re-
spcct even from those who are not
in sympathy with such. methods. But
as their methods were, capitalistic
and cowardly, SO have. been their
support of their methods. And this
object lesson in ''direct action
with its logical Results should cure
any budding, or misnamed revolu-
tionary Socialist of all direct act
ion" fever 1t is too apt to result
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j. B. E LIS o NJ
AttOrney-at-LaW.

Law Office 90 1-2 Summers Street; Chars
lesion, w. Va.
VIII practice In all the Courts of this Statci
and the U. S. Supreme Court.
I Real Estate bought and sold. Land titles
examined and abstracts furnished. RcntS}
paid and collected.
BELL PHONE No. o47 Z
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PUBLIC SALE!

Having rented my farm I will sell at
public sale on my premises, i 10 miles
from Warheldsburg, on the WarfeldsbuFg
road, about miles from Westminster,
Nd, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1911,
at IL m, sharp, the following personal
property Three fine horses, Charley,
BLACK. horse. Q years old, weighs 1906
pounds. good style and action, good driver
and saddler, and a good, strong puller;
Nellie, gray mare. years old, weighs 1880
pounds. good driver and suitable for all
purposes; not afraid Of automobiles. and
Frank, black horse, 3 years old, weighs
$50 pounds gentle driver and works wen:
nve head OF cattle, mich cows due to
freshen BY sale; these cows are young and
good mixers; l heifer, LIS months old;
6Fosdtread wagons. in good repair, one
tons; 2 wagon beds. one new; Bickford e
Hoffman grain drill, in good order; .
springtooth harrows, one a steel frame.
Gale make, new; one wood frame; new
sulkey pillow, Buckeye binder, in good re-
pair; steel roller. in good order; Oliver
chilled plow. pair hay carriages, horse
been used but little; harness, Including
breechband and lead harness. collars,
brides, halters; triple and double trees,
jockey sticks, chains, &c, barrel Of vinegar,
about 80 barrels or corn.
credit OF 10 months WIN Be given, On note
with approved security, bearing interest
moved until settled Tor.
SCOTT ". LLOYD.
u. =. Nelson and Harry 3. Summers,
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W MS FINE SHOWING.
railway Has Made Great Progress ln
Last Year.

- chewing which the Western
,,orvIand Railway Company has made
NC ITS receivership such short
SILL 40 has been highly satisfactory,
ul4o onIv TO the officials of the road
not n Baltimore stockholders, who
p puu Iong watched the progress of
10 nroperty with keen interest.
After glancing at this company
a.ent large gross and net revenues
fro,,, it, railroad, coal and other oper-
lt .ione ana at its $11O,635,579 of as
Az. 4 Il difficult to believe that on
Warch <. 1908, the road was placed in
~ hands Of receivers because of it's
;nohiIity to meet maturing loans, and
4ha+ u was reorganiZed as recently as
necember I, 1909.
Come conception of the noteworthy
progress made by the Western Mary
INA in the first six months of its
oneration by its new management, that
i from January ! to June 30,
1910 NAV be obtained from the first
renort made by the reorganized com
nanv covering this period Of six
months. which sets forth gross
nnprating revenue of s3,644,057, Or
81 = ner cent. more than that for the
corresponding period of 1909, and a
not operating income of ISIS, 039, a
gain of 5S.6 per cent, over that for
The similar period Of 1909, as we'll as
The total net revenue from all sources
of 81, .240, or $50 per cent, greater
than that for the first six months Of
1909
Although the improvement made by
the company in the last six months Of
1910 have not been as great as that
reDOrted for the first half Of the last
wear, steady gain over the CORES
ponding period Of 1909 Is nevertheless
shown.
Thus its gross operating revenue
for the last half Of 1910 has amounted
10 approximately $3,SS2,674, compared
with S3.437,7S9 for the last half Of
1909, while its net operating income
has reached approximately $1,430,926,
compared with 81, 1851 1896 for the cor
responding period Of 1909, and its to-
tai net income has amounted to ap-
proximateIy $1,536,411, compared with
S1,359.019 for the similar period of
1909.
In addition to augmenting heavily
its revenue from hauling bituminous
coal and other freight, and from its
coal mine operations conducted
through the Georges Creek and Cum
berland Railroad Company the West
ern Maryland greatly enhanced the
value of its properties in the first six
months of its existence as new COM
pany by forming a traffic alliance with
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Company,
a subsidiary of the New York Central
lines, and by undertaking new track
construction from Cumberland to a
connection with the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie at Connellsville, which will
give it a much-desired entrance into
PittSburg
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TRUSTEES SALE
A OF
Farm Containing l29 Acres, | Rood
and Ten Square PeFCheS Of
Land, More or Less.

By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, sitting in
Equity, the undersigned, trustee, will
sell the real estate Of which Peter J.
Wisner died siezed and possessed,
situate on the county road leading
from Wesley Chapel to the Baltimore
and Hanover Turnpike, in Woolery's
district, Carroll county, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1911,
at 10 o'clock a. m, the farm contain
ing 129 Acres, l Rood and 10 Square
Perches OF Land, more or less, about
70 acres Of which is in high state
OF cultivation, and the balance in good
timber, oak, hickory, chestnut, &c.
Said farm Is improved by an eight
ROOM FRAME AND LOG DWELL
ING HOUSE, bank barn, wagon shed,
hay barrack, granary, dairy, smoke
house. Said farm is well watered,
with good orchard, and is desirably
located in relation to churches, schools,
mill, &C.
For further particulars apply to
Jacob F. Wisner, ON the premises, or
the undersigned trustee.
Terms of Sale :-One-third part of
the purchase money shall be paid by
the purchaser or purchasers to the
trustee on the day of sale, or upon
the ratification thereof by the court;
and the residue shall be paid in two
equal payments, the one to be paid
in one year, and the other in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest,
and to be secured by the notes OF the
purchaser or purchasers, with Sc
curity to be approved BY the trustee.
The purchaser will be required to
pay the trustee 800 cash on the day
of sale.
LEWIS Fl. WTSNER, Trustee.
Michael e. Walsh, Attorney.
VIM. Fl. Blizzard, Auctioneer.
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CRANBERRY.

One Of Mrs. Mary Reese's twin girls
has been very i'll for the last few
weeks.
John Shipley brought his wife home
from the hospital Sunday evening.
She is at home and is improving
rapidly
Brakeman j. G. Henry is visiting
his home.
A. c. Hammett and wife are at his
mothers home.
VIM. Hiltebridle has moved to
Hanover, Pa. Frank White and E. D.
Henry moved there also.
John Arterbaugh has hued out a
frame for large bank barn, which
he will soon build.
Wade Hammet has returned home
John Flohr has returned home for
few days. His son Leonard has re-
turned to Hagerstown to continue his
trade.
Robert Lowe and wife visited their
aunt, Mrs. Mary Reese.
Mrs Franklin is visiting A S. Burk-
holder and family.
Mrs. Kerchner is visiting friends in
Westminster.
John Storms is visiting in Balti-
more.
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Health Officers Bulletin for N0Eem-
Der, 1910.

From tuberculosis there resulted 81
deaths in the month of November,
1910, as compared with 81 deaths in
the preceding month (October). This
exacerbation in the death-rate from
tuberculosis is peculiar to autumntide
the days of the 'sere and yellow
leaf, and to springtime,
When the. green get back in the
trees,
And the bees get to buzzin' again"
Typhoid fever sometimes called
drain fever" because of the part
which defective drainage plays in its
spread, shows a dimintiOn of 40 per
cent as compared with the October
returns. And vet the number of cases
of typhoid fever (246) is high, as COM
pared with the month of November
in other years.
The death rate from scarlet fever
and from typhoid remains stationary.
Whooping cough caused IA deaths and
measles 4. Diphtheria caused -
deaths, as compared with but in the
month Immediately preceding There
we're but 8 deaths from anterior pol
iomyelitis, as compared with in Oc-
toher.
Anterior poliomyelitis or infantile
IN the State Of Maryland At no time did
the disease assume epidemic proper
tons, excepting in the city OF Cam
bridge, Dorchester CO. In the month OF
September, 1910, eight cases OF an
terror polimyelitis we're reported from
Cambridge. The status OF anterior
poliomyelitis III the counties OF Mary
land, under the date December 81, 1910,
inclusive), may thus be tabulated.
For the first six months (January,
February, March, April, May, and
Junel OF the year 1910, no cases of
sickness from infantile paralysis were
reported Two deaths, however, were
reported ia this period OF time.
In July, 1910, one case OF sickness
and four deaths were reported
lin August, 1910, nine cases of sick
ness and ten deaths were reported.
In October, 1910, seven cases of sick
ness and six deaths were reported.
I'm November, 1910, five cases Of
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had soreness in each side, could not
stand tight clothing, and was irregular.
7 was completely run down. On adj
vice L took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and Liver Pills and
am enjoying good health. 1t is now
more than two years and / have not
had an ache or pain since. do all my
own work, washing and everything,
and never have the backache any more.
1 think your medicine is grand and /
praise it to all my neighbors. If you
think my testimony will help others
you may publish it."-Mrs. OLLIE
WooDALL, Morton's Gap, Kentucky.
Backache is symptom of organic
weakness or arrangement. If you
have backache don't neglect it. To
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble. Nothing we
know of will do this so surely as Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Compound.
Write to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass, for special advice.
Your letter will be absolutely
confidential, and the advice free.
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Warning TO Railroad Men.

Look out for severe and even dangerous kidney
and bladder trouble resulting from years OF rail
reading. Geo. z. Bell $50 Third St. Fort Wayne
Ind. was many years a conductor ON the Nickel
Plate. He says: Twenty years of rairoading
left my kidneys in terrible condition. There
a continual pain across my back and hips and my
kidneys gave me much distress. and the action of
my bladder was frequent and most painful. got
supply OF Foley Kidney Pills and the first bottle
made wonderful improvement and four bottles
cured me completely. Since being cured have
Foley Kidney Pills to many OF my
railroad friends. For sale by Shaw Drug Co.
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MechanicsyilIe Baseball Team Organ.
lied.

The Mechanicsville base ball team
has taken considerable interest in Or
ganizing a first-class team for the
coming season. The players have
been chosen from the best material
in this vicinity, and successful sea
son is the outlook now.
The team will purchase new uni
forms and equip a first-class diamond,
SO the club vii not be handicapped on
account of its grounds as in the past
season.
We would like to schedule games
with all first-class uniformed teams
in this and Howard counties.
The following will represent us on
the diamond this season Arnold
Shipley, Linton, Buckingham, Myerly
Jordan, Monroe, Barnes, Paynter and
Wicks
Address all challenges to r. H
Barnes, Manager, Westminster, Nd
Carrier No. ).
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Wednesday, March Is, 1911,

at 10 o'clock a. m, the following per
sonal property: Deering binder, s II.
cut; Deering mower, Empire grain
drill, Oliver chilled pillow, Osborne lever
harrow, II teeth; horse rake, winnow-
ing mill, 2 sets Of breechband harness,
2 sets lead harness, set Of blacksmith
tools, lot Of carpenter tools, double
trees, single trees, about 100 gallons Of
cider and barrels; lot Of corn, lot Of
hay, Schuttler wagon, 81 inch tread;
2-horse wagon, narrow tread; land roll
er, sled, horse power, spike harrow,
hay carriage, double shovel plows,
2 single shovel plows. grindstone, wheel
barrow, grain sacks, sleigh bells, corn
shelter and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale Cash on all sums of
$500 and under; on all sums above 500
credit of 6 months will be given, the
purchasers giving their notes with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale No property to be re
moved from the premises until settled
for
LEWIS ii. WISNER,
JACOB f. WISNER,
Administrators.
VIM. Il. Blizzard, Auct. feb 24-3t
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FOR SALE.
Tor SALE.

u
A Carroll county farm, containing
226 ACRES; well watered;, -.
about 80 acres Of woodland; 1870
all the balance suitable for .!ss@
dwelling, 2 tenant houses, barn, bank
stable and all convenient outbuildings:
well adapted for dairy farm or general
farming, being one mile from Waters
vile, on the r. & D. r. R., and three
miles from Mt Airy.
ROBERT F. WATERS,
II Frederick Avenue, Ext,
feb 24-4t~ Baltimore. Md.
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my health was very
bad and I had a
continual backache
which was simply
awful. / could not
stand on my feet
long enough to cook
a meals victuals
without my back
nearly killing me,
and I would have
such dragging sen
ia tionS L could
hardly bear lit. i
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FOB SALE.
SEED POTATOES ONION SETS!!

We have the very best Maine grown
SEED POTATOES; all varieties; es-
pecially selected for seed purposes. Al
SO White, Yellow and Red Onion Sets.
We can sa Won money. Write Us to-
day. We will be gla't to quote you
prices.
STEWART FRUIT CO,
1920 E. Pratt st., Baltimo. =. Nd.
feb l7-4t
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Administrators Sale
Of
Personal Property!

The undersigned administrators of
Peter j.. Wisner. late Of Carroll coun-
ty, deceased, will sell at public auction,
at the late residence of said deceased,
on the road leading from Wesley Chap
ell to the Baltimore and Hanover Turn
pike, in Woolery's district. Carroll
county, on
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THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1911,
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS,

Neutralize and remove the poisons that cause
backache. rheumatism. nervousness and all kidney
and bladder irregularities. They build up and re-
store the natural action of these vital organs. For
sale by Shaw Drug Co.
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SALE
VALUABLE real ESTATE
Urn Westminster, Urn Carroll county,
Maryland.

BY virtue of the power and authority
contained in decree dated February
%, 1911, passed by the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, in EQUITY, in cause No.
4585 Equity, wherein George p. L. Hoov-
er ct al. are plaintiffs and William ii.
Koontz ct al. are defendants, the under
signed trustees will sell at public sale on
the premises, situate on Main and Bishop
streets, in Westminster, in Carroll coun-
ty, Maryland, on
Monday, MARCH 20, 1911,
at 2 O'Clock P. M. sharp, all those two
lots or parcels Of land situate, lying and
being on the corner Of East Main street
and Bishop street, and on the corner Of
Green street, and said Bishop streets, in
the City Of Westminster, which lots or
parcels Of land are the identical lots and
parcels that were conveyed to Eleanora
S. Koontz, by deed from Jesse r,
Shreeve, Trustee, dated Nov. IL, 1903,
and duly recorded among the Land Re
cords for Carroll county, Maryland.
Both Of these lots will be offered az a
whole piece and also separately.
The lot situated on Main and Bishop
street has fronting of 60 feet on said
Main street and depth of 1913 feet on
Bishop street and contains 1880 square
feet, more or less, and i'm
proved with Il A n G u AzaA-.I
3 RICK ID WELLING
HOUSE, Brick Stable and @=f -
all other usual outbuildings. There are
two good wells of water on the proper
ty and carefully selected variety of fruit
trees in bearing condition.
The lot fronting on Green and Bishop
streets, is Immediately in the rear of
the former lot, or parcel and is one of
the most desirable building lots in the
east end of this City. This valuable
property is well worthy Of the attention
of all persons seeking homes or invest
ments.
TERMS or SALE: -One-third Of
the purchase money to be paid to the
Trustees on tine day of sale, or upon the
ratification thereof by he Court, and
the remaining two-thirds. in one and
two years from day Of sale, with the
purchasers giving their notes with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from
day Of saie;or all Of said purchase money
may be paid ia cash at the purchasers
option.
GEORGE o. BRILLIANT,
GEORGE T.. STOCKSDALE.
feb "A Is Trustees.
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THAT
AWFUL
BACKACHE
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

M0rton's Gap, Kentucky.-'I suf-
fered two years with female disorders,
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MEATS.

IALI BILLS PRINTED ON SHORT
NOTICE AT THIS OFFICE.
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Personal PROPERTY ron gALM
Here Is Your Opportunity.

Having disposed Uf my Farms. will seIl INC pub
Lie gMle. without reserve. mt Charlton Station, wv
M. r.. r.. 10 miles West Of HAGerstown Nd. o.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH H., 1911,
i Reg. Percheron Stations Req. Percheron Mares,
weighing up 90 1900 lbs; A Reg. Percherun Colts
20 high-grade Percheron Mares and Colts honest
workers. many mares in foal; 50 Reg. Aberdeen
Angus Bulls, Cows, and Heifers. good big healthy
mothers. weighing better than 1900 lbs. prize win
ners ut Hagerstown Fair; 20 Reg. Berkshire Bears
and Sows, weighing up Co 500 lbs. and good moth
ers; So Reg. and pure-bred Shropshire Sheep i'm
clnding lstprize ram mt all tho Eastern Fairs 1910
and ewes weighing up 70 go lbs. All stock guar
anteed In perfect health Full line of Farm Way
ons- Machinery, Implements and Gears.
Special train leaves HaRerstown for sale at $50
.. m. All trains. East and West viii STOP at barn
Special train from farm To Hagerstown at 70. nm,
connecting North and South. TERMS :---a months
credit with approved security. or per cent dis
count for cash. For fulldescription write
+. w. MISH, Hagerstown, Nd.
feb-24-3t"
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WARM W We IS
EXPECTED NOW
WILL BRING ANOTHER RISE on
TNE OHIO
Boats A. Carried s4sasy ca-qses YES
terdsy-Rfser 10 Stationary i-ere

Warm waves ss-vpIu- over fLt
watersheds OFF fH- O..r ar4 u tn.
mountain re-.rr b. 1ps- streams feed
' has bad t fsrarur, fp ,sus- tho
-no~ tu m".r rapidly. ana or a result
all ~. smaller streams arr running o.f
like mn races The Weather forecast
az fi'tsburs predicts sharp rir.. yi-h.
u ID" urA' rra dat- and rhe ,Cai
combines are manning 'heir isa-- That
nav" been f.rI 80 south of ft.s civ.
and Nil rush them back Zoo rl- PIts-
bars pools
VITA q stage of .-fEht te.t r-- stored
80 ta.s port. .l- Dn % was stationary
'"-f"rdat afternoon ana trl- uurr.ue
or Afternoon t r.-s Dol expected GOO
reach This cffl Three boats Touched
fhl- port YESTERDAY and aU carried
h-ntN csrs' uf fr-'-'' auJ auod pas
sruser lists Christmas ,orrlrum~ut~
of poll'r, are already makiul tt-lr
APPEARANCE AND fhs price. u. fowls i-
80 p~ctrd 'o take Cd sharp a-,uur
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IF AT TIE 81
THEATRES


= bI OF melody aud merr.mert.
with attractive stage picture of pref
80 Girls 100 artistic poses aud ore,tiy.
--"1riug-. THAT is calculated to put
every patron In happy frame of
mind b. being presented tiIs week
zoo 'he Anoi. To- Theater Dos the Hlriy
Curd} Girls Tho Two burIaifa- are
vel presented The comedian. ar.
ihnnF and the comedlounrs are pref.
tf. yivaCious and talented The beau
81 chorus BEL 90 notable feature The
added attraction tho AT Mo1.l- de-
LiNe. Isl uut of the ordinarr. both iu
conception and fr e'aborafanaz- o.
presentation 3 dozen OF the famo..
masterpiece are reproduced bv Uv.
ing models Who are aru-t.caUv
posed ulfh aI tho neces-ar, costume
co.1r and LIGHTING eaects Tho bic
lures have received much favorable
comment and viii prove 90 maruef
during the engagement. which orr
braces matinee and evening Dor.
fnrmanres d1fr
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NEWS BRIEFS
Jlttis items T7tI IN o
fc~ liuca

The Vorkmu employed ou u, Tor
Nil road Improvements. V'ir called
otf for th. UIur,r Yesterday b. Con
tractor AI,, DIXON The work Mil
Boz started prau uhen the weather
NflI permit aud viii require about
tli-s months more Tor ,omplcf.ona
Letters received yesterday from
members of The state executive com
m.,tr- OF trc SUNDAY school associa-
ton indicate thar there will DO on ai-
tendance OF practically every mem
b.r OF thc board ~ the semi annual
meeting fo o. held 80 ihc Strauord
Hotel Joe this city on december y"
The Earbacc collectors arc expert
encing considerable trouble by the
eater frrezin= in tho new s1ultar5
cans. This could have been avoided
% -he rules of tho health department
requiring that aH garbage be wrapped
81 papsr. had been followed.
S l. Lindloff was arrested yestcr-
day ON warrant sworn out Yesterday
ne lore squire Hobbs charging fhe theft
OF piano from tho store OF the Lind
loft Piano company 90 30 TWclfth
street The defendant VINO iH pred
dent of th" COMPANY gave bond ,Dr bic
hearing which viii De- held LATER "a
tf- week just 900 MIA manner the
plano vac stolen l4 not alleged iu tho
warrant
Nlbort = CW advance man tor
E1aTrcI sf buIy SUNDAY aud hi- work
or. 1000 o. .1 thr cy fui- week aad
on Friday evening TiU deliver an I'D
dros- fo fle member of fhe Wheeling
Evangelical 4 ocatiou Boz the second
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ENTERTAINED WITH
DANCE AT ELKS
MR.. AND MRS. HENRY SOME
BORN GIVE BRILLIANT
AFFAIR
Miss irrna Alexander. Of New YORK.
Guest o. Honor Of the
Occasion

1ucat of foncr OF fnc
Occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Neurl Somehow eu.
tertained with dance lt the Elks
club Tuesday evening in honor 81
Miss irma Alexander. of Ncw York.
who h. the guest OF friends in This
city. Tho hall VAS beautifully deco
rated for The occasion and the oven
ing Was spent in dancing to the
strains OF summers orchestra MANY
ut.of-town guests vcre present. as
well a. Wheeling lcadine social Dor.
sonagcs. The foll0uinr we're asked
10 meet Miss Alexander
Misses lrmn Kraft Fanny H1.r.
Anna Front Helen Front. lrma
Schaui. Helen. SEXUAL Neti~ Gut
man Mildred Orrsf-.n. II~..u Orn
stein. Josephine Mstrr. of Ou city.
Miss Adler. of New Nurk. Anna
Reichbioom. lois Guild Virginia Tay
Tor. Ethel Perkins N.ruf. spears
Amelia Hacheuleim blanche Knua.
Rcua Hium Helen iruw. Mrs Trrrr.
ieider. virginia Norshefmer. Wr and
Mrs Herbert Sonrthlrr SIR and
Mrs Edvari Irsh. SIR suI Mrs
r. Kraft. Mr. and Nra SYLVAN Blum
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hrrefa. uar.
Measrs Pin NH0u William Prank
charles SchiessinErr. saul WfI H.-f
Klein. Irwin Harr BERNARD urrk
heimer Jack UrrknrImrr. WII SOME.
horn Alfred Somehow. Sir Trsar
ieidcr. Alex Nerhh.rum William
MAYER. Ivan spears. gerser f-erherr
sam Jacob. Ben Ua.r sam Good
louis Kraft. Sol We'll. Faoof u1-s
heimer. sam Orrs.e.u Camden k.I
iar and lee Franh