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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
Coal ShrinkS While
Coming from Mine
Coal Men Complain About it and
Declare Commerce Commission
Must Act Soon.

The short weight" problem which has
been worrying the wholesale and retail
coal dealer, was discussed at length last
night HI 3 banquet held 1t the Paxton no
tel by the Ko Kosl club. an organization
Of Omaha wholesale and retail coal deal
ers. The short weight problem. they de-
clare viii be given 70 the Interstate CON-
meroe commission 10 solve
Randall X. Brown and Alfred Ravens
were the principal speakers on the topic
Miners" said Brown. weigh the Goa
as they place n in the cars Al the mines
They are paid according % the weight Of
the coal they mine. Therefore. Il is to
their advantage TO have the coal weigh as
much as possible. OF course, when il
reaches its destination there is a consider
able shrinkAge and the wholesaler hRs to
stand the loss The railroads have TO be
paid according 10 weight recorded by the
weighmaster. The matter viii be put I'd
10 the Interstate Commerce commission
Immediately.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
Er-. Esst rani n

Ea~s Esot F-ini n
rTes reutsd Frss-Hvnn gevslrT CO
cas-. El.cnris FIXTURES. BErrsss-orandsn.
rlnsr. Pz5ufinF.
Chtsksz Fis EuppsE--A chicken PIE sap
o. is 90 be- served Friday evening e. the
Teoptfs church lt North EEhteenth
Ef reJf
1sls Eonsy earns no diyidsnds Invest
r.Hnts in the Ntb savings a Loan ASS n.
psss &c per amman. Ig5 Farnam Street
Beard q TRADE Building. Omaha
Ths Ranhsru sartarr sna Lea Asset
tfton have moved % tnslr new quarters IN
t1s Douglas block sirtesnth and DudEs
end are ready to make loans 70 hone
ill6ers
Consrs Dshats-BelleVue and Cotusr COZ
isEes vail debate 81 Bellevue FRIDAY night
on the tariff question. Bellevue arguing for
the shsrinE % cur Legislation toward the
abandonment O. the protective principle.
TIE debate b. one leg q q triangular de-
hate thar taxes place on that night be-
tween Bellevue. Duane and C0tner-
Lana Hsu EaEs Party 80 colOrndo-H
q schultz q the LAebier Land company o.
HuEo. cole. and Joseph Grow Of Omaha
have taken a party of home buy ers vest
a. iouk over Linc0in county Colorado.
lands SIX persons are 10 the party besides
tire agents. This party is but one q sew
sa-al which have become interested in Ian
coin county through the exhibit at the
omaha Land show.
Vinsrar Thisvss Go to gau-Lse Barker
ana cal Homer the two men arrested
Wednesday ca the charge q having Etolsr
q barrel @ vinegar ana who both admitted
thtg stole the object were sentenced u
ten dsys In Jail each by Judge Altstadt
sl-tlur for Judge Crawford in police court
thursday morning Barker and Hornei
created q diversion Al the station whsr
each attempted 70 shield the other upon
arrest
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
Canadian House for
Reciprocity on Test
Vote by ll2 to 70
Motion 70 Defer Action Until Electors
Act on Merits Defeated by Usual
Government Majority.

OTTAWA. March 2-The strength Of the
governments position on reciprocity Was
shown BY q vote taken in the house fast
2 ight on a motion made today by r. L.
Borden, leader Of the opposition, thai as
American action on the agreement has
been delayed, the matter be not taken up
By the Canadian Parliament until the
electors shall have had an opportunity Of
passing on its merits"
The motion 10 defer scton Was supported
b. % members and Vas opposed By IL
the government majority being -. Only
TWO liberals broke away and voted with
the opposition
The intense interest IN the situation Was
shown by an unusually large number Of
Members present 10 vote early IN the
evening.
We have made q pact q honor In the
name q The people Of Canada with the
United States 10 pass upon this agree
msnt as soon as We reasonably can" was
The answer which Finance Minister Field
ms gave 10 Borden.
IN the support q his motion M Bur-
den said nothing would be lost by DELAY.
He asserted the democrats. VINO were con-
ina into power a. Washington, were
pledged 70 lower the American tariff and
Do Vas most inopporrune fer Canada 20
confirm the agreement a. present
the agreement Vas resumed after the
evening vote b. Lloyd Harris, liberal, Wh0
spoke against reciprocity
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
Rock Island Elevator
at Bluffs Destroyed
Structure Practically Abandoned
Makes Spectacular Fire-Loss
Near $4,000.

The Rock Island transfer elevator To-
Gated a. Sixteenth street and Twelfth ave
nue.. Council Bluffs. was completely de-
Etroyed by fire last night. entalinE q loss
that wtn approximate somewhere between
81 $50 and S. or. including eight box cars
that could not be removed n time
The FIRE was discovered shortly after
clock. located on the ground floor.
Flre alarm rules Al The Bluffs 90 not
require q general Response 70 the alarm
from the box near this elevator and only
one stream q water PLAYED futily against
the irsn SIDES q the suilding Ehus Il vas
being DESTROYED. Superintendent J. T
kiely WAs unable 20 say how the fire
started but animated that the company
would nnl regard the loss serious whether
Insurance is carried VAS also a matter IN
doubt last night a. b. Vas said the Rock
Island company WAs In the habit Of carry
Ing rs own haEar1s on this Glars q prop
cry.
The elevator Vas huut seven years aEo
10 transfer Erain from cars on urackaEs
and had no storage capacity. II cost about
E-5ul1 Mistakes made ia us construction
made ID unsatisfactory and expensive fu
operation and II had been practically
abandoned SIX weeks aEo the company
began removing Lhe machinery Eith the
intenrou q Wneckdng the structurs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
DRAMATIC CLUB is ORGANIZED
Enth astastn Rho Recently StnEea q
Army g. MsyinE Rapidly.
Themselves ToEerher.

orna ha has q dramatic club. IL was or
EauiEed Wednesday evening a. the home q
Mrs r L Kimbau by the people who ap-
pcsred IN the recent successful presenta-
ton ~ The Importanes Of Being in
Earnest. Tae plan o. The organization is
O. fern a large dramatic club for the
presentation q standard dramas. many Of
which fnH 40 reach Omaha's professional
STAGE. Tor the production Of these plays
there wiz he an active membership Of
twenty five amateur players The club.
however Wiu include 500 honorary mem
berE. uhs um form the audiences al the
performances, nat is, the initial perform
ance NiH he giveH for members only.
Tno plays uih be- ElEen uhis season. one
probably tust before Easter and the other
Ak-sar- Fen lime. The plan Of the club
s % produce three or four PLAYS each year.
ne first performance Tor member In
some Instances these first performances
may be repeaied for the benefit Of some
charity
Invitauons - thoss elected 20 honorary
Membership uiu bs sent out within a week
or two and hnnouncemeut made Of the
7iays 80 De- risen. The club dues are % he
used 70 equip me active member. OF The
uainus1l a11h costumes, scenery and the
materials Tor the producing o. the plays
Kiss AaheIla kimhan Miss Anna
fseaFss and Harry Ilo5Hlsy are the sze1a-
tive COMMITTEES % ths neg club. ar. Door
ley Is the president Miss Pauline Bourks
secrttary ard RoberJ Dining, treasure
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
OMAHA WINS RETAIL MEET
Next Convention Of Nebraska Assoois-
ton 10 Be Held Here.
LAEGHORsT IS MADE President
Elmwood MAJ Choscn-NominatanG
Cummfttee's Report Adopted
Without Disrussion-Bienert
speaks o. MerchanaisinE

Omaha vas unanimously chosen 90 the
1919 convention city BY the Federation q
Nebraska Retailers. a. the closing session
q the ffth annual conveuton. THURSDAY
morning.. This vas done after the conven-
ton committee hsd brought On o report
recommending its selection by reason Of
an Invitation from the Commercial club
lincoln also invited the federation. but
failed 20 accompany the invitauon with
promises or Inducements
The report q the nominating committee
was adopted without discussion l. =.
LanEhorst Of Elmwuod vas declared presi-
cent: Henry Bolton Of Schuyler. vice presi-
dent: ". H Avery o. Tiden. secretary;
and n. A Hoststlsr Of shelton treasures.
AverF and HoEtetler. were reelected. Fred
DierH Of Madison c. z Bienert Of wy
more, Fred De Weber Of Arlington. John
schwerer Of Greeley and G. ". DsTnsr Of
Ovsrtun. were chosen members Of the exc
cutfve committee. The resolution commit
tee did not report
The first address Of the day Was by C. Z.
Bienert Of Wymors on Merchandising. -
he said that merchandising is q science.
but not an exact science. and that many
/ fail 70 take discounts into consideration
when marking goods. de declared that
short weights put many q retailer out Of
business. he said dried fruits often fan
short potatoes, cabbage. fish and packing
/ house products.
When the mail order houses selling Z
I PER cent Of the merchandise Of the nation.
can dictate prices for the other 50 per
I cent. something ought 70 be done. Don't
/ be afraid Of the parcels post Il is coming
as surely ss DID rural delivery. IN the
neanwhils We must fight against it as
hard a. we can. DO not believe the
/ people Of this country viii allow q ruinous
delivery. Don't take scientific sslesnanshiT
too seriously. Don't take advice. it's fool.
] ish."
J. Frank Barr Of Lincoln spoke on MI
tusi Insurance.
At noon the general convention ad.
Sourned An executive board meeting va.
held al 80 O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
Accountant Finds
City Clerk CaSady'S
Shortage is S7,409
Council Bluffs Official Began Taking
Money November l-IrTegulari-
ties in Receipt Book Stubs.

City Clerk A. ". Casady Of Council
Bluffs Be- short In his accounts with the
city 70 the amount o. SS.5N.74. less s. e9s Y
On deposit in the FIRST National hank
making the actual shortage for which hiH
bcudsmen have been notified thaf they are
held responsible. s. sB,7.
state Municipal Examiner NJ F. Cox Of
Iowa flUished bis work yesterday after
noon ana flied his report AZ the Office o.
the CITY auditor last evening. The exam
nation showed nothing but minor errors
amounting 20 only E445. up 70 November
], then the money began 70 disappear in
chunks Of from So e sums reaching a.
high a. $50 The Bookkeeping from that
period forward WAS q The most dssultory
character. There appeared 70 be no at
tempt 10 conceal discrepancies BY book
Keepers tricks. but the clerk seemed TO
have lost control over the business Of the
office 50 far Hs II related to his cash &C
counts. Entries were hEhituaIly neglected.
and the chief sources frOrn which the dis
crepane3es were disclosed were the re-
ceipt book stubs. Mr.. Cox in his report
says that seine Of these receipt stubs DO
rot run eonsecutively and this part Of his
nndtuEs seems 20 indicate that other sr-
rec. .aasE 20 ca further shortage.
EzArniner Cox found that Cassidy began
the month II November with 8 balance on
hand o. ts.SE-1s and that his total debit
W 10 the date q ms sudden departure
fIom the office on February q. was no
sSass Hith credits amounting only tu
Hs26B causututing the shortage Of
N50g74 OF the larger itsms Of discrepan-
cies are u.75e. under the heading q state
crime and sg77-25 Ter Sidewalk deposits.
Demand FOR the amount Of shortage dis
coa erred has been made upon Cassidy
bond company. the Illinois surety com
prny. b. Mayor MalOney Of Council Bluffs
M Cassidy is stin al his home IN q
very nervous condiuop- His friends have
asserted thai whatever the shortage may
be- 90 sill be made good The prompt noti-
fcatioD uf the bonding company was q
measure 70 proteci the city's interest
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
MONEY IN The OMAHA BANKS
Much More Than Was on Hand When
January Cali Was Made
CALL CONES AT A BAD TnH
In Comparison with Cau 81 q Year
AEo Bosh Loans and Deposits
Stew = Los.-EnrIter in
The Wanth.

The call o. the national comptroller ~
currency made for the close q business
March found omaha's banks with total
deposit sun o. IS 81 6s2. which is Nsa-47s
greater thar when be made his former CAL
On January :. 1871 The loans were also
larger than In Januhry q gain q almost
q or 800 having been made.
on the other hand the banks found that
they vers IN not quite IS good condition
a. the call Of the comptroller made one
wear aro March - 1910 The deposits one
year REo were Slg1e.1oo greater. One reason
for this Is that TIE can made last year
vas three weeks later tn the month. when
there is always more money tn the banks
than In the FIRST two weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
Militia Officers
Invited to Join in
Army ManeuverS
War Department Denies Men Are to
Be Asked to Fill Vacancies in
Command.

WASHINGTON. March s.-MfitiA eff
GERS OF an the states WI be invited 10
participate IA the operations 81 the army
At san Antonio. Tex This announcement
wHE made by the War department Wednes-
day and was coupled with the statement
that the Invitation win be extended with a
view TO giving the officers % the National
guard practical field experience
There are sb5ut GOa0 Of these officers.
but acceptance Of fhe invitations is op-
ti0naL
The announcement gave rise 70 further
speculation IN Washington In connection
with the unprecedented movement Of
troops The dearth q officers IN the army
and the fact that the War department has
been knocking al the doors Of congress
for additional officers gave ground FOR the
conjecture that the real purpose Of the
invitation vas 10 use them 10 command
regular troops
Congress al its last session passed a bin
authoIdzinE ga0 additional officers. The
War department 10 now arranging 10 eK-
anime officers for promotion under this
law. Even with this number. II is said
the quota win fan short 81 the necessary
official personnel for the army under it
present organization.
The War department gave emphatic de-
NAL 10 the suggestion that the militia on
GERS would be used 10 nn vacancies IN
command
Three aeroplsnes Of standard types, II
Vas made known tonight VIII be purchased
and rushed 20 the front for service with
the troops This carries out the idea OF
the directors Of the present campaign 20
equip the army. which Is being mobOlized
as q modern organisation, with an de-
parrments Of military science.
Congress AZ the last session Appropriated
$3.50 for Herunautics In the army and
MADE 81 90 Of this amount Immediately
available
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
DRAINAGE WAITS ON FUNDS
Citg EnEfne-r Nfu Held hack % See
a. Therr g. EznouEh hIoney
In slEkt.

CONSTRUCTION work on the drainage sys-
TEN Tor the north bottoms q Omaha sil
not be- started until the city council takes
some action 90 the question o. suffcisut
FUNDS 90 carry GA the WORK Mr.. craig
stated THURSDAY morning thAt he was a.
ready 10 begin Wurk a. any time but in
view g the alleged depletion q funds he
Wuuid p1Etpons the beginning a. work
untl after the counca passed on the prou-
osition- ne matter Win BE- threshed out
IN the eomnires q the whole Monday
EftCruoun.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

- - - - - = - -
years my scalp wa
very badly Affected
with dAndrUd ard
scales. NY scalp
ttched terribly 81 times
and ny hair fell out.
Ny coat collar would
be actually white with
the dAndruh that had
fallsn from my bead.
Ny profession beng
thEi Of q barber, ] MAS
particular about hAv-
ing ny hair IN good
condition. and WAS also
Al n ~surffiuu "a err
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
MORE HOGS SLAUGHTERED
IN WEST THAN WEEK AGO
supply of HoEs Now Somewhat
Better, bat stim OF Moderate
Proportions.

CINCINNATI March s--lspecial Tele-
gram Price Current says: A year ago the
position q supplies was low and now
somewhat better, but Etin q moderate pro
portions Approximations for the last week
Indicate about $4,000 hogs slaughtered in
the west, compared with 90, 600 the pre-
csding week, and 465.000 iwo weeks ago
For the corresponding time last year the
number was about $4,000 Quality Of hogs
marketed IL good. Prominent places con-
pare as follows from March ! 10 March s.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
HoLDUPS ROB THREE IN HOUR
Tive Men Secure Tea Dollars a.
Reward fer speedy Action
Last NfEht.

Two holdups secured q total Of $40 last
niEht as their reward for robhing three
men between l0-I5 and l-2D O'Clock
Henry Macken ZI6 Lake street Vas the
nrst Eictim From him the robbers Sc
cured s. The huldup Occurred a. Twen1y-
firth and Bristol
Elmer RLoden. Wh0 failed 20 give any
address was robbed q s. AZ IhiTlieth and
Bristol streets a. l8-D O'Clock
Al 70 - o'clock walter Lycke. Ezlg Han
fton street was held I'D In trent Of his
house ana robbed q g g
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

Nine slavko Grouitch. wife Of the Ser
Wan charge de affairs 81 the court Of ST.
James. formerly Miss Mabel Dunlop and q
Chicago university girl, is in this country
endeavoring to interest Americans in the
uplift OF women Of southeastern Europe.
.'servia-~ she says, has as good an edu-
cationAl system as any in the world-f0r
men But the girls Of Serv1A are crying for q
chance for greater educational oppOrtuni-
ties have endowed an AGRICULTURAL scheOl
in Belgrade where girls may learn garden
ing Servis Is the land Of gardens. but /
wish TO have q psnsion-dormttorg you
call it-where our girls may live under
proper chaperonsge and learn the useful
household arts as well as srnbroidsring. the
finer arts. and get 8 general education.
The position Of the Ssrvian woman is
one Of dignity in the household she is not
kept secluded. as is the Turkish woman.
nor is she a hausfrau Of the German
kind The Servian man regards his wife
as a companion and his traditions make il
impossible for Der 20 travel alone or 70
be on the street unchhperoned."
Madame Grouitch viii visit the leading
agricultural schools Of America in an ef-
for1 to get ideas for the girls school in
Belgrade.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

many lotions, etc, for The scalp These had
Little or no elect ] had heard 80 much about
the CuticurH Remedies that resolved 70 w
them. ! shEmpooed ny head with Cuticur1
soap twice . week and after drying my head
thoroughly, ] Enointed paris Of my scalp
with CuticurA Ointment ] was pleased from
the outset, and continued % keep. up this
treAtmsnt. To think that only three cakes
81 Cuticura Soap and one and one-hRh boxes
Of CuticurA Ointment nd my head Of tins
annoying trouble mace me feel quite COD
tented ] have nov got . Thick growth Of
hair and ] am never troubled with any
o4ndrun or itching q the scalp There Is no
question but that the CHticura Eensdies
cured NE. ] frequently rsc0mmsnd then %
my cuEtomsrK. and they think great oeAl q
them. 50 you zee an very wiling 20 help .
good cause along" (SiEned) John 7. W.
lhms. SO7 Norfolk Street, DorcheEtG,
Boston, Has. July q, 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

''Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough
remedy ! ever used, as It quickly stopped
a severe cough that had long troubled me. r"
says J. W. Kuhn. Princeton Neb. Just 50
quickly and surely il acts in AL cases Of
coughs. colds. lRgrippe and lung trouble,
Refuse substitute For sale by al drug
rietE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

has rhem an -hacked or the boardss for
QUALITY and DELICIOUS FLAVOR. We
have Nc cumpeuuun on these tEo points
Ne brew and sell much more than auv
euler bHeWers in TIE eats Oh araurht
March q Lalok Tor STORY sign or ph8us
CilAs sroHlL Weh. - Lad B-lsa. Il
goa wish h IN bottles
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

Tor .he Omaha Wouan's club food sale e
in the hands q q committee Representative
q ire different depa1rrnents Al its meet
fnr TINS week the comuittee elected Ms
c. ". HAYES. representative Of the current
topics department. az Chairman. The other
department representatives are. social SCI
ence. Mrs Albert Edholm- household
economies. Mrs. r. ". Burnett. ufsraturs.
Mrs.. r. l.. Beard. PHILOSOPHY and ethics.
Mrs. T. r. ward: Ar MIS-. G. T. Flstti
nurse Mrs J. l. Adams: Oratory. Mrs.
Grant Williams.
The committee recommendauons for the
sale viii be reported Al the meeting q
the club Monday Afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

d 100 uften the fatal sequence Fuley~s
H1nsF and Tar sEpels ne cold check ne
iarriuue and prevents pnsumuuia- II L a
liroupt ana reIEahls cough uedi1iug thst
contains no narcotiss u . a. safe for rour
chndren a. yourself Far Hals - al drag-
Eisrs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
st. Paul Land Show
Project Launched;
Business Men Busy
Plans for Land Products Exhibit at
Twin City Taken UP-OmAha
Bee Represented.

ST. PAUL. MIN. March s-tspecisl Tel-
sEram The St Paul Land show has been
formally launched. and a. q dinner today.
where thirty % the leading members Of
the local commercial organizations we're
present the matter Vas given great i'm
petus- /. ". Buckley. one q the rnanag-
ing directors % the Omaha Land show was
present a. ths special guest and read q
letter from G. c. Rosswatar Of The Omaha
Bee piedEing cooperation and asEistancs,
and Offering the experience q the Omaha
organization in working out the plans for
the new undertaking Among the St Paul
people who are interested and who were
present a. the luncheon were: Louis ".
BIN Of the Hin lines. J. H. Beck, secretary
q the new equalization. c. c. GRAY, H
H BigelOw, z. ". Randall. Chairman pub
hc affairs comnittes. walter J. Drisoo1.
" H Hunter. Albert schunsman and
others
discussed h fun detail. and the letter from
Ar. Rosswater, Offering assistance in the
work was enthusiastically received At the
conclusion q the meeting q vote Of thanks
vas adopted. expressing the utmost csrdi-
ality for Mr.. Rosewaier. NJ. Buckley and
The Bee. II was resolved to send q large
delegation from st. Paul 70 the Omaha
Land show IN October.
Steps looking 70 the holding % a land
show in St Paul were taken several Gays
ago, when a committee was appointed BY
the public affairs committee Of the com
mercial club 20 look after the preliminar1es
T his committee consists Of H H BiEelow,
J. H Beck, c c Gray, Albert schuneraan
and W H Hunter. The COMMITTEES IS en-
I trusted with the work Of raising $4,000 q
I take care OF the show. II View q the new
/ plan Il has been decided 20 let so Of tht
national corn show and put all the locs,
/ energy back Of the land show. The pro-
posed dates are IN December.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
Woman's Work

Activities q variuun orran3uaa
Hoeisa AlunE ths Etnou 81 u
eurtakdnE q cunrurn 90 WumsA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
a Forfunale Te1an.

T. ". Goodloe. Dallas. Tex. found q sure
cure for malaria and bli0uEnszs IN Dr
kings New Life PLlE 5c- FoT sale b.
Beaten Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

The Nebraska state senate has adopted
unanimously q resolution presented by the
Omaha Real Estate Exchange and referred
to Senator Reagan. which designRtes Oc-
tober "a az Nebraska day at the Omaha
Land show. The interest in the project is
growing and the formal endorsement by
the legislature shows that its Importance
Is becoming more generally and more
thoroughly understood
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10
COAT COLLAR WHITE
WITH DANDRUFF
Scalp Badly Affected. Itched Ter
ribly. Hair Fell Out. Used Cut
eura Soap and Ointment. Nov
Has Thick Growth Of Hair and Is
Never Troubled with Any Dand-
ruff or itching Of Scalp.

Ian more than Eratfhed By the successful
results ! ObtaiDed By the use Of the Cuticurb
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-10

Miss Jane Adams. who presided at the
.-wunarrs session before the Illinois leg
islature Tuesday. explained that her rea-
son for presiding was the fact that man
might hesitate about calling time on the
women. who were 10 be given three min
utes each for their talks. but that she
would have no scruples and would see
that the three minute rule prevailed And
II did This is more remarkable in that
the speakers included Illinois women famed
for oratoricsl proves. Mrs George Trout
president Of the Chicago Political Equality
society: Mrs. Ella Stewart. president Of
the Illinois Woman Suffrage association
Mrs. Mary Kahl, Mrs J. s Blaokwelder'
Mrs. Henry Dunlap, Mrs Lewis Pearson,
Miss Grace Abbott. Mrs. N. H WilmRrth.
Rev. Rowena Morse, Mrs- Carrie Alexander
BBhenberE Mrs. Raymond Robins, Mrs
Clara J. Farson, Rev, Kate Hughes and
Mrs Catherine Mccullough