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Graham guardian., 1912-02-09

| Cochise County
Sam Bradner, j. M. Ball. George
Craig. G. B. Kelton. w. j. Gra-
ham. A. G.. Curry and j. F..
Duncan. democrats.
Coconino County
Thomas Maddox, republican.
Gila County
= William F. Brooks, j. T. Lewis.
| John w. Murphy. democrats.
Graham County
A. E. jacobson and A. R. Lynch,
democrats.
Greenlee County
M. H. Kane and w. M. Whipple,
democrats.
Maricopa County
Don C. Babbitt, George F. Cooke,
j. A. r. Irvine. Leon S. Jacobs,
Daniel P. Jones and Harry john
son. democrats.
Mohave County
John Ellis, democrat.
Navajo County
Frank O. Mattox, democrat
Pima County
j. w. Buchanan. democrat; Kirk
T. Moore and Frank l.. Crofoot.
republicans.
Pinal Comfy
Alexander Barker. democrat.
Santa Cruz County
Harry Saxon, democrat.
Yavaipa County
r. j. Wren, Perry Hall. H. b.
Linney and A. A. Moore. demo-
Gratis.
Yuma County
Thomas M brennan and j. Il
Kerr, democrats.
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Graham guardian., 1912-02-09
THE AMERICAN FLAG

The American flag,
With colors bright,
Ger a land of freedom
Will take its flight.
The crimson bSrs,
Between the whste.
And the silvery stars
So pure and bright.
Let this beautiful flag,
Wave Ger our land,
And when mistreated
Take arms in hand.
Fight for our flag,
Until surrender is said,
And the colors will guard
Ger our death bed.
Written by TELLER BRosHEARs.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-09

Economy should always stop short
of writing on both sides Of the
paper.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-09
MEMBERS OF FIRST STATE LEGISLATURE

the official been completed Phoenix by the
returning will that the democrats have fifteen the
Senate while the republicans have four members
In House Of Representatives the democrats will have thrtyone
and the republicans four members
joint will fortysx the republicans
eight.
Following the list Of members Of both Houses:
Graham guardian., 1912-02-09

Some men are saving because
others of their families wont be.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
DAVID ECCLES STRICKEN.
Utah Millionaire Dies in Emergency
Hospital in Salt Lake.

Salt Lake City.-David Eccles of
Ogden, banker, railway builder. sugar
magnate and lumber king. reputed to
be one of the wealthiest men in the
intermountain west, received a fatal
stroke OF heart failure, while walking
along the street Thursday night He
died in the emergency hospital at po-
lice headquarters ten minutes later.
When the fnancier grasped at his
throat and stumbling backward. fell
into the arms OF F. H. Hyde, a Wyom-
ing stockman, he was not recognized
as the Ogden capitalist. 1t was not
until after his death that he was iden-
tilted. David Eccles was born in Pals
ley, Scotland, May IL, 1919, and
fought his way up from poverty to be
one of the wealthiest men in the west.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
ST|MSON PLEADS
FOR H|[|P|NOS
SECRETARY OF WAR SAYS TIME
HAS NOT COME FOR UNITED
STATES TO ABANDON ISLANDS.
Declares Misplaced Sentimentality or
Lazy Self.lnterest Would Cast Fill
pinos Upon the World In
State Of Helplessness.

Washington-Un sparing condemna'
ton OF those who would from mis-.
placed sentimentallty or lazy self-in-
teres." cast the Filipinos upon the
world in a state OF helplessness and
before they had acquired the full ben
efits OF American civilization is a
strong feature in the annual report OF
Secretary OF War Henry L. Stimson.
Many other subjects OF interes, are
treated in the report. such as the re-
lations OF the national guard 10 the
army, the improvement In the army
tactical methods. the inadequacy OF
the present reserve law, the crying
need Of citizenship for the Porto Ric'
ans, the conservation OF the national
water powers in navigable streams
and the advisability OF amending the
Panama canal tolls act SO as TO REIN
pose tolls on American coastwlse ship
ping leaving the waterway.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
REH0UACES RIGHT Of
ACCESSION TO THRONE
Russian Imperial Family uo,..
Decision Of Grand pu1s ,, " BY
to Become Country eentem, "''

81 Petersburg.-E Emperor NIo,.,.
and members OF the imper,, H,'snolas
are greatly upset by the de,o .alll'
ton OF the emperors only s'mlna-
Grand Duke Michael Androv,ts ,O'aeF'
niteiy TO renounce his rights =. uea'
cession 70 the throne VI su,.
The morganatic marria..
ed In 1910 by the grand DUE , .''i'
divorced wife OF a brother o,t'o" Su 'ae
recently blessed by the blrth ~ was
This event prompted crans son
Mlchaels decision. lie wishes =, ouAs
tire to the private lie OF " 'e
gentleman. assuming the title =, ' nun
IN order to enjoy domestic hl,.s '.a'
from the atmosphere OF thu Con-. ,A'
winch he never had any pre5IIa.,, w
The emperor is opposed - Nv. .Vl
step. all the more because o, N. 'al'
cent illness OF his only son co.. 's
Prince Alexis. which has revival ~
for the succession ''@''
The sons OF the late Grand H..
Vladimir, who would becoma As
next candidates for the throna VS.
happily share their fathers lp,.s -
unpopulari,y. All classes Of wall ~
formed Russians. indeed. regard ~.
possibility or their ascendlnr -.
throne as disastrous for the dyn.,,,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
AMERICANS ARE
IN GREAT DANGER
FEAR AN OUTBREAK If THE
TURKISH SOLDIERS RETURN
AFTER DISASTROUS PEACE.
Vanqulshed Turks nay Seek Revenge
for Their Defeat by Falling Upon
the Strangers in Their Midst
Who Favored Allies.

ington.-Likelihood OF danger
20 American life and property in Tur-
Key was forecasted in an official dis
patch received here Thursday stating
hat foreign subjects in Smyrna
Asia-Minor. feared an outbreak in that
city II the Turkish soldiers returned
after disastrous peace.
Grave fears apparently exist in the
minds of foreigners in Asia Minor
hat the vanquished Turkish soldiers
Upon their return may seek revenge
COR their defeat by falling upon the
strangers in their midst. whose sym
7athies, based on religious differ
ences, have been with the allies.
A Vienna dispatch TO the London
Daily Mail says that as a result of
the war scare the peasants in the dis
tricts bordering on the Russian from
tier are blindly realizing on every
thing they possess. turning it into
coin.
They are laying in large stocks OF
supplies, which they bury in their
back yards.
Preparations are being made for a
general rising in Russian Poland.
should war break out. and large sup
plies OF arms are being bought and
hidden
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
OF BLOOD IS
COVERING MACEDONIA
BuIgars Commit Numerous Atrocities
in One District Nearly Every
Moslem Being Killed.

Saloniki. cedonia is being de
luged with blood as a result or afro
cities committed by Bulgarian irreg
ulars. IL is lamentable that respon.
sibility for so many OF these atrocities
lies at the door OF a Christian race.
The Bulgars. needing the regulars
in Thrace. practically left Macedonia
in the care of the irregulars. Besides
the massacres already reported at
kavala and Series there has been an
enormous amount OF killing in the
district Of Ayerthissar. where scarcely
a single Moslem has been left alive.
Mohammedan bands are adding
their quota to the general destruction
Whole villages have been depopulated
as the result OF their savagery. Turco-
Albanian bands are also taking part.
The Servians have better record
Apart from the slaughter OF a num-
Der OF Moslems. principally by irreg
ulars. at Uskup. little complaint has
been made against them.
The Greeks are not charged with
massacres, but it is stated that their
bands are getting into action. The
army up to the present has been able
to control the auxiliaries and there is
reason to believe that strong meas
ures will be taken to check the move.
ment before 1t has any chance to
make progress.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12

morning session and it Immediately
became the storm center of two fac
tons. one fayoring the resolution, the
other opposing it, because of it's irrel-
evancy and because it censured a fel.
low member. The former section was
led by Governors O'Neal and Gilchrist.
tn latter by Governors Donaghy ana
Ki.chin.
Governor Blease waited until the
discussion was practically at an end.
Then he arose and shaking his fist at
his colleagues, said:
Il have today received four letters
threatening my life-the authors say
they will shoot me on sight. l don't
care for them-I don't care for your
resolution. Go ahead, censure me, re-
pudiate me. l defy you. | will not
retract one of my statements. When
you are basking, forgotten, in private
life, l will be enjoying the plaudits
Of the people of the United States "
Blease added that one threatening let
ter came in care of the governor Of
Virginia.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
SUPERVISION OF WIRELESS.
Government 10 Have Charge Of Es'
tensive System in Future.

Washington.-An extensive system
OF government supervision over wire
less telegraphy viii become effective
on Friday. four months from the date
OF the enactment OF the law. San
Francisco and Seattle will be among
the divisional headquarters
Government licenses hereafter will
be required for all shore stations and
for steamers leaving American ports
There are several hundred shore sta
tons along The Atlantic and Pacific
coasts. the Gulf and the Great Lakes
and Porto Rico. The number OF
steamships required to carry wireless
under the new Law is estimated at
1000
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Signatures Bring High Price.

Philadelphia. Pa.--Sgnatures OF the
hfty-six signers OF the declaration OF
Independence, part OF tho collection
OF autographs OF Elliott Danforth
late treasurer OF the state OF New
York. were sold here Saturday for
N5,lOO The highest price paid. 81.
600. was for the signature OF Button
Gwinnett OF Georgia. who was killed
in a duel by General Lochlan McIn
tosh Some Of the other signatures
brought only dollar or two each.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
LANDSLIDE FULLY EXPLAINED
Gridiron Club Tell People How II
Happened at Annual Dinner.

Washington. The landslide Of
1912, how Il happened and be ,u,lly
Of an attempt 20 reofganize the @ o
P.' on the old lines werc the themes
upon which played the wl, and hanof
OF tho Grldlron club a. the annual
fall dinner Saturday night E,ets
OF political importance and aciloas
upon which turned national issues
were treated In a splrl, OF ley.ty and
fun. Underlying each Jest and CUP
and sklt were touches OF human syn
patty and kindllness for the victims
OF the November avalanche. as well
as somo bits OF homely advice AMI
warnings for the y.c'ors tina, KEEP;
everybody In good humor
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
SOUTH CAR0LINA'S GOVERNOR
ADVOCATES LYNCH LAW
Sensation at Governors Convention
Caused by Address Made by
Southern Executive.

Richmond. Waiter the stormiest
session on record the governors con-
vention adjourned Friday night to
meet at Colorado Springs next
August.
The feature of the days session was
the passage Of the O'Neal resolution
censuring Governor Cole S. Blease of
South Carolina for his advocacy OF
lynch law, and his declaration that
the constitution Of South Carolina
could go TO hell"
The governor OF Alabama intro
duced his motion at the close OF the
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
WILL DEFER ACTION.
Republican Governors Say ReorusDI,,
ton Movement VIII be Poc,,o,..

Washington.-Republcan goyerpo,,
from a dozen states ana party lsaas,,
IN congress with whom they inform.
ally conferred Saturday. have agresa
mat no definite steps toward a rao,
ganizatlon OF the Republican parv
and reaiignment OF its 1orsis,
forces. are practical within a Yea,
Opposition from Progressive Repubn
cans. whom II was desired to BIN,
into the movement. and apathy On ths
part OF the men who have been ldeau
ned with the party's greatest ae,i,.
ity. have helped To convince leaders
IN the rcorganiza. movement tia,
no concerted plans should be under
taken until late next year.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
AVIATOR SHOT BY TURKS.
Frenchman Meets Tragic Fate While
In Buluaria's Service.

vienna-The fate OF Dr Jules Con
stantin. a French aviator 10 the bsF
garian service. Nho was decorated N
King Ferdinand for bravery, is De
clared In a dispatch just received
hero. DIR. Constantin started over
Tchatalja lines with the object o.
dropping bombs on the Turkish troops
His biplane disappeared rapidly and
some hours later was seen 10 descend
near the Bulgarian camp. The avs
tor was found lying on the grouna
dead. with a wound in his chest Inc
wings OF the biplane had also oeen
pierced by bullets.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
To Bring Poles Together.

Washing.on.-Th north pole and
the south pole through their respec-
tive discoveries will meet here Janu-
AIRY IL at the annual banquet OF the
National Geographic society. Il will
be the first meeting a, the same
board OF Rear Admiral Robert r.
Peary. discoverer OF the north pole.
who will be POSTMASTER. and Captain
Road Amundsen. who found the south
pole and who will be the guest OF
honor.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Suffragettes May Don Trousers.

New York.-Suffragette trousers
promise to become the latest addition
to the movement here. When Mrs
Carrie Chapman Gait. the interna
tional suffrage leader. told a gathering
Of suffragettes Friday at the Hotel As.
TOT now the Chinese women led the
women OF the world in their way OF
dressing, which she said. rs sensible
sanitary and artistic her remarks
were greeted with a storm Of an
prevail.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
HOLD UP APPOINTMENTS.
Partisan Row Breaks Out in the Sem
ate, War Being Promised.

Washinston.-The long brewing row
over patronage in the senate broke
Friday afternoon when Senator Hoke
Smith of Georgia deliberately prevent
ed an executive session in which the
Republicans intended to confirm a
big list of brand new Taft appoint
ments. Inside OF three minutes SEN
ators on both sides were promising
war to the knife and there is every
indication that these promises will be
very scrupulously kept.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Charged With Fraud.

Seattle, Wash.-Forty-four wit
nesses, business men of Seattle, init.
mate acquaintances of w. E. De Larm
and investors in is bankrupt Colum-
bia River Orchards company, were
subpoenaed Friday by federal mar.
shals to appear in Portland December
26 and testify in the trial of the Or.
chards company promoters, vino have
been charged with using the mails to
defraud.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Watch Men Move Four Millio,

SAT- Lake City.-With bank officials
ana armed guards on watch. 81 900 .ooc
were moved Saturday night from the
Ola walker bank building to the new
sNyscraper and it was $50 O'Clock
sunday morning before the task was
complete.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Would Limit Campaign Funds.

Nashlngion.-Senator Clapp. chair
man OF the committee investigating
campaign funds. has introduced bill
!" prohibit the sending OF campaign
FUNDS from one state to another tc
aid campaigns OF candidates for presl
ueht' Vice-president. representatives
or senator's.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Wolves Preying on Cattle.

Steamboat Springs. Colo.-Heavy
SHOWS and extreme cold have driven
packs of gray wolves out OF the tim
Der and many cattle are falling vic
tins to their attacks. Cattlemen have
offered bounties for wolf scalps.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
rloneer Mining Man Dead

butte Mont.-Donald Mcpherson
aeeu ~ years is dead. lie was a pio.
ueer mining man in Utah and was
known throughout the western states
City. Utah O"' ! ark
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Leans 70 Hin Death

New York.-Major John C. Mallory.
U. s. A. retired, jumped from the
tenth floor OF the Hotel Manhattan
and was instantly killed. He had been
suffering from melancholia and was
under the care of nurse.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Austrlans stop STEINER.

London.-,A Belgrade dispatch F"
the Telegraph says that the Ausue
Hungarian authorities have stopper
AT Flume the steamer lieseolseA'
with n cargo OF 500 tons OF -four ae'
tlnued for the Serviaus AZ DuFaIlO'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Bank Messenger Absoonded.

Winnipeg. Manitoba. Gustav U,un a
ing. under arrest here. coniesseu -
absconding with n quarter OF ~
lion marks from the Dresdner uanA !"
Berlin. Germany. June 20. biu"'~s
was employed as n bank messene''
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Greek Peace DeIeoats.

WI. saenna-The Greek delegates to the
p pra., conference a. London will be
l.en'er Venizelos. M. scuIudis a for.
p'ol minister; ]. Jenadlus. minister a,
lister at Vienna. III"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12

baldwin Mich.-A jury in the cir.
oui, court declared o. NJ. Arcbach
su'ity OF first degree murder for tho
shooting Of his business partner
nary FISHER a Chicago business man
and promoter
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12

Wythcvllle. Va.-Sidna Ane"' a.
trial for the murder Of william 90
Foster. when the Allen clan SUI ~ =,
the Carroll county court house. "a.
Hlllsville. appeared Saturday Is
ness I'm his own defense.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Suggest Uniform for Church.

Chlcago--Declaring that osten.a.
ton OF dress in some women keeps
others from attending church. Gov.
ernor Chase S. Osborne OF Michigan
preaching sermon from the pulpit
OF his friend, Rev. Myron +. Adams
OF the First Baptis; church. Sunday.
recommended the adoption of uni
form.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
ljster Had Close Csh'

Olympia. ash.-Ernest l If
Democrat. was elected governo' g
Washington over Governor Ma,,o" =,
Hay. Republican. by plura'u an.
622 votes. according 10 me nsu'.
nounced by the secretary OF s'a'''
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Archbishop for President.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noel has
been chosen by the Dominican con.
gress to be provisional president of
the republic for a term OF two years
and will Immediately succeed Presi-
er' rho has resigned
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12

lripoh'-The Turkish cavalry and
a''.''ery, which were engaged in the
s %a win Italy, embarked here Sun.
uay, Full military honors were nc.
s o,ueu the troops. whose destination
mas not been divulged 'o"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Reed to Be Labor COMMISSIONS,

BOISE ldaho--Governor-elect Halne,
announces that he will appoint Maio,
FRED Reed Of the Twin Falls trac, a.
tne position Of immigration and labo,
OF Blackfoot. nich
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Castro on His Wav N p.-,.

southampton. - Cipriano Castro
FORMER president OF Venezuela ia a
passenger on the steamer Winbut
winch stopped here Thursday m
route from Teneriffe TO Antwerp III.
FORMER dictator is on his W :. 1,. tx
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Council Sends Mayor TO School.

Misunderstanding to the request
OF the town council. Count Pistoln,
newly elected mayor OF San Stefano
near here, has consented to learn to
read and write, and is taking lessons
from a tutor employed by the council
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
Lightning Strikes Mourners.

johannesburg, South Africa-Light-
ming struck down seventeen mourners
while they were standing at a grave
side in Germiston, in Rhodesia. One
of them was killed and five others
were severely injured.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12
clrI,s Rescuer Murdered.

New York.--A sequel to a rus
cd plot to kIdnap young woniss Of
week ago was the killing Sa'u's'' mar
Salvatore Tripodo. who rescueu 10
from four men who were a'''
carry her OF In a taxicab'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12

Oakland. Cal.-Wi J. Weser
field former state senator ana ue''
urer OF Nevada. died Saturday al sa"-
Leandro. where he had been h'ins ="
Soma tlme
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-12

This photograph Of Miss Esther
Cleveland, daughter Of the late Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland, was taken Just
after her recent debut at her mothers
beautiful home, "WsstIands,r in
Princeton, N, J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-11
VICTORY IS seen
:. : By FRED DUBOIS

WASHINGTON. April 1o.--Senator
Fred T. Dubois. campaign manager
for Speaker Clark In statement to-
night expressed the gratitude OF the
speaker and himself for the splendid
support OF the Democrats OF Illinois
given the speaker at the primaries
yesterday. The Chicago Examiner Is
especially commended for Its able
support Of the speaker. Senator
Dubois said:
THE Clark landslide in Illinois. far
exceeding in proportions our fondest
expectations. II an indication Of the
great strength Of Speaker Clark with
the people. Our information today In
that Clark received more votes In
Cook county than Taft and Roose-
volt combined. Tho Significance OF
this. n well ~ his magnificent race
IN every county In the State In APP
parent. and certainly vouchsafes the
speakers success In November II he
should Had the Democmtic ticket.
- ne undoubtedly WILL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-11
CARETAKER HARRIS
: VICTIM Of FIRE

Notified by passing street car
motorman late last night OF fire In
the rear OF a206 East Broad street.
Sergeant Sherry. OF the First district.
ran to the house and discovere It
ablaxe. No one answered hts calls.
and after turning In an alarm he re-
turned and tried to enter.
Firemen soon arrived and broke
into the house. Through the smoke
and flame Fireman Myers dlscerned
the form Of a mr. lying on a trap
door. Hc fought his way to the mans
side and picked up Charles Harris,
colored. He was carried out into the
air a~~~ -ently In q dying condition.
A hurry call vase sent to the City Hos
pital and Or. ]. ]. Hulcher answered.
He rushed Harris to the City H0spf
tai. He has small chance OF recovery.
The IRE II supposed 70 have origin
ated In Harris bedroom. His bed and
bedding were found afire. and Il Il
believed that he was attempting TO
escape when, overcome b. smoke.
Harris had been for many years
carctaker OF the St. Johns Church
Cemetery. and he was born IN the
same house In which b. prcbAhly mel
hts doom hast night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-11

Acting on g. motion made by Mrs.
John G. Corley. 1t was decided AT a
meeting OF Richmond Chapter. United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, in Lee
Camp Hall yesterday morning to form
children's auxiliary to Richmond
chapter. An organization meeting will
be held at the Corley Piano Company
on Friday afternoon. April ~. at 4
O'clock. Mrs. Cor!ey was appointes
to organize the auxiliary. and Mrs.
Samuel W. Williams was named as
her assistant.
Such auxiliaries have been formed
In many OF the Southern States. ano
have given valuable assistance to the
chapters. Mrs Mollie Macgili Rosen-
berg. Of Galveston. Texas, was pre-
ent and told of the successful forma-
ticn OF an auxiliary In Galveston. The
Richmond chapter has discussed the
matter on many occasions. but In view
OF the work Of the junior memorial
associations In the city II has not
seemed necessary to form an auxiliary.
The action OF yesterday came "a n
result of the demands of the mothers
in the chapter who are anxious for
their children to be trained in Con
federate work. The following names
were presented by members of the
chapter for membership In the aux
Hilary. most of whom are entitled to
membership in the auxiliary on their
mothers membership blanks as
DAUGHTERS of the Confederacy: Lii
iian Phillips, Margaret Virginia Sea-
ton. Emmett Todd Seaton. Helen la
Bonita Duretty. Elizabeth Fitzhurf
Bartel. Ida Gilchrist Lewis. Elizabeth
Fourourean. Margaret Fourqurean. J
SrrueIi Blenner. Ethel Redd. Cherries
Alley Stevens. Warner lewis Elem.