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Fl 4uesfions - 34 diaaassed sre
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u aoDFs, nain8nprn rsge lpglrsncA
againat employment and xaae ls term
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as gtrIkebresRsFs sofo1s Believe H
B1ion labor and 80 not want 10 pes,a
en- 1nfo, strikes
Theirs il a greet difference 81.
tween a ao5o and bun. The hobo Il
aFasys looking fov pork, Wife tse
ppn aghfs shy of Il Theirs srsn
enough josts 70 10 around aB6 fi,e
hobo Is q aAc4ssfGy
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station f6r hoboes. according 10 JET
Davis ~ gives figures to saow ina
Ger 3,0f9 of them aa9s been s6iope<
o'it 81 hers for jobs since satBrdsy
Other officers elected are iii II
Woodward, Chicago, organizer Ni6h
olals Kfein, Cincinnati, legal advIsor
Mrs Cffa y. Harvey, kaasas cts
treasurer: Alszaader Tyler. ST. Ioass
secretary
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friends 81 slae family IN EsoEax en-
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serve mil JsnHarY 1870 He vas ,or
merig 4 farmer in Pheasant sag
township, being the hsaTfest tasRass |.
but moved 10 Fort Madison 49,,
two pears agn The naaE who ssR. y.
On The board previously VII \.
Easi@r speak II htri aiEhls 5
said "a Be 4 maa ne unasual aesll.
and TO have Eeen aaugaagG aea =
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CHOICE Foa SUPERVISOR
SATISFACTORY
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NAsEs 81 shs SsSrc EefsrrS--
Serves TIE 1915

There were segeral candidate WHO
we're discussed BY caHaa5 Clerk Lake,
Agditor Meyer and Recorder Cham
Bers wiaeR 1857 met yesterday. The
choice 81 r N Hostsr IL meeting
sish zessrsl satisfaction.
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TUESDAY afternoon nE as:srss9. vssaE
he sssssv Club g.rss assisted ~ the
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Carrie KaD~fess Ears. gaha. zaal1
srssess 7Egrsacs AeEubDias Mabel
5TaHsgu. GearSsa Esxzasun, Blanche
Ezaru I-vsa Land, Mansl Land
1iscussinn SEana.
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citation ~sa neeE TanlJ1r 70 dIscaaa
pIans for r1e reception and nss1s aag
81 Mrs sas.e Manning Taginr.
wsloas canning aag asen announced
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Mhea ron havs bigsous attack give
es,iasRl5ertasus -saIets . srfsE They,
are sxessis1s Fer sale By Wilkinson
Il Co Pharmacy and J. ?. Kiedassca
4. 5tsa-Adv
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CHICAGO. Deg zs'sea+ sEa. :
raj, 1850 sTIs va II rs,h &c assD
I.fls Va. hard sgs9 2ae. ~ 8 hard,
s5T8-c; No. 2 spring. s4iS5c.
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gssaae mar1at sInw, sc Enwar 5fixFssi
and huf..aers. sGa59p lg good heavy.
s tl#5a 81 rnngsl heavy. 81 sir Is !
Eishf- 81 saa 2gs RfEa. sa.e1apg.a5
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~ To 81 stgckars ami FEEDERS,
al. z5er1 s5 Texans. Us. A1a55 IS !
calves. &c 5affs IA III
Sheep receipts 17,fitItl. market s1ad.
higher sasfye. sa.anGaa on western.
saaaGs5 80 Eamhs, 81 aadEs 20. west
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w b. Sutherland 81 Des Moinss
vas . Ksckuk visitor today.
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cents per week.
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GgHAHA, DEG. 1Ts-SattEa Receipts
srsstl. market slew, steadE Steers,
~ sec 50 % COWS ard hefsers s558
so ssaeiers and feeders. ss51a8
3 so. calvsa. ~ seGaa1. bulls and
sfags, -. 5efDs Is
Fog Receipts 9 IN: market 5aftfc
lover. Bulk ss-sEapTfH
sheep rerafgts $500. markst
steadT. YearIIags. IS T5d7s. so. We a,
sra. sa51a4 ~ Lambs sTs9G !. 20
ewes. s44a54T5
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gTSa WITNESS

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limited ETEzz E-sased Wire 5-fcas |
EEICAIf Lex heat was
Sustained hs opsning by firm
c1nlsz zna ssigntIT diminish sortsz-
EesE reasap.E 4 1uige at 4 szzr III
EszE saginvesE Elrs-aaI gIlnrHG IN
srrrgS niEaEr and current teslFsEz
la#sE There was 3 sargH unsx-
1ssrFa ieeraaze N Ezrnssszn visible
Coupled with uzHesrfas1 Eaurtnz
-~sasEser etla mArss waa IaIIfsH
T-ucal curz E=eaipts we're Tie EarE:
est 20 sar this season. which murs
esaza afEsas the EeGthsr msJsr
car7 dropped y At annn and Eag u.
TTEss 5st pit Eaz practically desserts
~. With the narszEs fDr-nHnr.
3-uvfsinns ausnsd ezsisr Curu,uis-
zsoE hnHEss we're sair hsrFsrs IN e1e
iip T-srer9u5f auntes nacnm uu-
changed, ngsnn higher ana lard snsysr
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New YORK Mcnef Nsarsssf.
Aeaay On cad s percs1
Six moatsss, 5sn @s percent.
sfsrGan,sisa paper. 5 psreent.
Ear ssEusr Eandna- % 5-f6d.
Demand staring. 4s.s3a.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14

honor of their twenty-fifth wedains an
nivsrsary. -.
The Beulah Card club Will hold irs next
meeting January - at the home OF A's-
T. w Cox. The club met last, Wedi'es-
dav with Mrs. w L. Burke.
The Omaha High school alumni Ploih
will be given at Chambers Friday even
ing. March .. Henry Howes, II and
Randall Curtis. @. VII have charge u
the affair.
Mrs. George Palmer VIII entertain az
dinner next Wednesday evening for her
guest. Miss Prindeyille Of Chicago. F1idaS
Mr.. Palmer will give luncheon for ne
same guest. an
y.garcsdsr Mrs John L. KENNEDY VIII
.,.-.-,..,.; at bridge for Miss Grace
E;.narIsoa and Saturday Mrs. 1ieh
Wharton will give 4 bridge party LOT t"e
same visitor. ,.,
arls7 Louise Dining will give XII
chen shower Thu-sda- afternoon ior
Mrs. Edward Erita. who expects TO go
4, housekeeping - lie new Lorenzeh
aTsIirnCr' n February
This s,lnilg NJ. and Ms. Westbrook
vii! xiv = .ur2zr To- siiss Grace Rich
ardson % lasr. Penn. when the guests
VIII he Mr. and Mrs. jerome Magee, Mr.,
and Nj. louis Nash and Mr.. Elmer
Cops.
Nr. ami Mrs. y. n. Ellsworth. SAG
LAFAYETTE. Will celebrate their twentieth
wedding anniversary at their home TO-DAY
and will he Ut nome from o'clock until
10 this eyenisE. y program will be given
by Misses Lucille Bates OF Plattsmouth,
Flora Peterson. flora Ellsworth. Lillian
/ Ellsworth. Hazel I'ovsr and Gladys
Fowler. Assistlu- will BE- Mesdames Frank
! ritterlngton. EIl.ck Anics OF Piattsmouth'
Car! FoaelstrUm. Jessie Christie, D. 9.
Craighead.
The somaha High selool junior elsssr
hop Will be held at Chambers Fridss
evening. January =, vhun about seventy
! five couples are expected to be present.
/ ARRANGEMENTS are bang made TO have
this dance the Nos, elaborate of all TIE
/ school social affairs held This season.
( The Eail VIII be aJtiaeLyc.y decorated N
/ lavender ana black. iar c.Gss co.ors' anu
a lavender Lighting otic.S WI he carried
oct. James DuYkea s.-G ,ssNne seloy OF
F, the junior sass Will .aye Iaarse Of the
affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14


Continued cold weather since the holl-
hays Is making a large number OF people
thanre their plans this winter and many
hro leaving Omaha earlier than usual for
shsir winter homes. Mr. and Mrs. q. w.
hNatties, who usually leave February
Tor their winter home In Hollywood, Cal.
b.c leaving today. Mr.. A. L. Reed VIII
accompany them and Join Mrs. Reed, who
has been spending several weeks In CALI
xornla.
mrs q. Al Evans left this week ia
spend the rest o. the winter with Mr..
And Mrs. barley Pollard In Berkeley. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hynes and Mas
ter william lIynes leave the latter part
Ia the month for California for stay Of
keveral weeks.
Aifs- Nathan Merriam and Miss Mer-
Ram left Thursday for san Francisco.
Dr. and Mrs. Ira Porter and family left
Thursday for Bladentown. Fla. where
Nrs. Porter and children win spend the
rest OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Scobie win leave
TUESDAY for New York and viii sc to
prmonds. Fra. for the winter.
Mrs. Edward Creighton will leave this
week for Tularoso. n. ~. to visit her
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s westbrook
and Mr. ans Mrs. Louis Nash are PLAN
hing 70 leave the latter part of the month
for New York. where they will sail for
Panama
rhav viii visit mauy places Of interest
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14

Mr. and Mrs Klmbal at ormonde the
latter part OF February, when the mos-
quito plague will have passed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Burgess Alr. and
Mrs Luther Kount1e and Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. stewart. "a. were guests OF hr.
and Mis-. Fairfield ut dinner Thursday
evening.
Miss Ciem Dicksy was the hostess at an
Informal luncheon foc several % her
school friends Friday afternoon at her
home in Kountzs Pace. when covers were
aid for eight,
Miss Mildred Collins entertained the
members Of the II slete club Of the Hign
school at an afternoon luncheon at her
home, &c south Thlrty-first street, FRIDAY
efternoon. when covers we're laid for
seven. Ferns were used for decoration.
Those present were:
NIisses Misses
faarine BuFchoner, Charlotte Bedwon,
af.lpen Fcar,n. Horis lIndley
e1irr liuse. denny Lees
4.ired collins,
i m sccllancous shower was given Fri
ag evening by Miss Helen Prall and
ilgs Edith sandbcrs ut the home OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
Personal Gossip

Mr.. Robert FraHklyn smith IS spendlhs
the weekend In Chicago.
Miss Theresa Dornuef will return next
wee!: from an extended European trip
Miss Helen Davis Is still III at her
home. improvement in her condition being
very slow.
Mr.. Turnbull OF Boston, who has been
STAYING at the Omaha club Will leave
this week
Mrs. {. +. McGrew and Miss MeGrew
went to Lincoln Wednesday to remain,
over Sunday. s...e ...st
Miss Dorothy Morgan and MISS Eliza
beth went to Fort Crook Friday 10 at
tend the fortnlshty hop, the. former a
tContlnued ON Page Three1
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14


An interestlng trip around the world =
manned b. = party OF Young women from
.,naha. Miss Louise storz. Miss Olga
g,orx accompanied by Miss Eleanor
h.ents and Miss Katherine Krus, who VIII
IL accompanied By an aunt from y;
! .o,,is. They will leave Omaha February
! and will sail February on the steamer
cleveland Of the Hamburg American line
from san Francisco. They plan to spend
most Of the winter In the orient and
~iss arrive In Naples, itaiy, about May
h. they VIII spend next simmer uavelins
~ r>rope and plan to return home next
41<ptemoer.
XMr. and Airs. Harry Kelly viii sal
on the same steamer for world tour ant
plan 10 be gone about six months.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
Fer, rooL Hon.


Several dinner parties were given at
Fort Crook Friday evening preceding the
hop.
Captain and Mrs. William Nesbitt en-
tertained at dinner. when their guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer Of
Cleveland. o.. Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles G.
Rosewater Miss Charlotte Adams Of
jamestown. y. y: Captain Howell. Lieu
tenant John Scott.
After the hop Lieutenant Scott enter
tanned at supper
Captain and AIRS. louis huffman en-.
tertained at dinner preceding the hop.
The guests were Niss Dorothy Morgan.
Messrs. Lleutensns Muncaaef. Mortimer
Allen
Other guests at tive hop were Mss
Elizabeth sweet, Miss Mary Einrwalt
and Mr.. Taylor Belchsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
For the Future

In honor Of Miss Edith Patrick, Miss
Ida Smith Will entertain at bridge Thurs
day afternoon. .=e#s - .aa
Mn and Mrs. Sol Bergman will be at
home" Sunday afternoon and evening in
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14

Mr. Elmer McAaBus gave a kens.ns-
Ton Friday afternoon. Eighteen guests
were present. The decorations were red
tapers and red ribbons. Mrs. George
stone and Mrs. :. Wagner poured tea.
instrumental solas s.Ere given by Miss
Dunl am. Mrs. T. LESS sang. Miss Dor
-. III. r...Itrn- Ihcse .nrrsant were:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14

tcOntlnued on Page Three)
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14

One Of me largest theater parties Of the
season viii be given Monday evening at
Ne Brzndeis TO ses Alice LLOYD in Little
1ft<s Fix IT, when the Dinner Dance
club has engaged ise seats al The theateF.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
SOCIETY WORKS FOR CHARITY
lany Join in the Work Of Helping
Cut the Sufferers.
SEEKING FOR WARNER CLIMEs
society Women Help Dean }. 4.
Trucock In his Efforts 20
Care for the Needy of
the City.

Social Calendar.
MONDAY-Dinner- Dance club. tleale-
Tartv al the Brande.s and supper at
Omaha club: Dundee Dancing club,
party. wedding Of Miss Mildred Nc
AlIister aud air. Dana Mutz Of Utica.
Neh.
TUESDAY Airs ;. :. Csllx i. anlateur
Musical club. Mrs. J. Inger and Airs.
n. l. Abraham, afternoon bridge al
The henshaw. Mrs. c. Becker, Uni
versal Circle club. kappz Alpha Theta
sorority: bridge club
Ladies night 81 tniTer-
sity club; Mrs. L. r. Crot9ot, luncheon;
wedding OF Miss Helen Forbes ani Ar.
William smith Mcpherson In Evanston;
l,lks' Dancing club. masquerade party
Mrs. John l. Kennedy. afternoon bridge
Cor Miss Grace Richardson.
THU SDA Y-Miss Louise Dinnlng,
kitchen shower for Mrs. Edward
ORrIen. Miss Ida Smith. afternoon
bridge for Miss Edith Patrick.
FRfDAY-Miss Katherine McClannahan,
bridge luncheon for Miss Edith Patrick;
Mrs, Cha-iss Hannah, Mrs. Charles
Hannah ir., and Mrs. Harry Van Brunt
OF Council Bluffs, luncheon; Fort Crook
Bridge club; Omaha Guards, uiidNinter
dancing party al Chambers: Mrs. q. III.
Nelson, Cnanimo club. Miss Jessie Mil
lard. 4 o'cio X tea for Miss Willard and
Miss Helen Willard.
sATCRDAY-Mrs. Glenn Wharton. after
noon bridge; Mr. and Mrs. r. l. Mccoy,
Harmony club
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14

TIE Young Peoples club Of ii'e onls'!a
High school gave L very enjoyable cane
ing party iast lvcn.ng at the NormandIe
apartments. ,,hea ten couples were p 's-
cnt. Mss Jgre Gahau ehaperoned The
Marty. Those present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14

Duflng the last week society has varied
It's pleasures with IN interest OF a more
serious soft--tha relief Of the needy poor
whom the cold has caught unprepared'
Many prominent society matrons not only
lave aiver money and provisions TO help
those less fortunate than themselves, bnt
nave left their bridge luncheons and ken
slnetons and gone 20 the charitable head
quarters and done the actual work OF sup
plylne food. fuel and elothins TO those
who want.
At Jacobs Men, hal hall the women Of
Trinity cathedral served soup all Week
The plan was originated by Mrs. Ehsa'
htth Griffith. sister OF Bishop Williams,
and Mrs. George voss, who. with the
aid OF Mrs. Tarcock, wife OF Dean Tan
cock. and Mrs. philip Potter, have kept
the soup pots siinmering and the hungry
led Friday the women OF the First
Presbyterian church, headed by Mrs
Howard Kennedy cooked and served
large chicken dinner TO several hundred
peopie Al the church for the benefit OF
the Social settlement
Plans Tor more bcheit aiieha eaN e~'ss
forward. The cast for the stage perform
enca 10 be rescnted by Miss Isabel Low
den a. the BIaudcis for the benefit OF the
cllid saving instituts. Is being arranged
and Il made up OF prominent youns So
ciety men and women,
Another benefit for the Social settle
meat Is being arranged for, This VIII be
= dramatic recital given By Mrs. Anna
I.azear- Allan. whose interpretations OF
mcdefn dramas given weekly at the Met
iupolltan building. are winning hlsh
praise. Tic ben stit will be given al the
younE wonaens Christian association
tsther Jaruary % AT o'elsek or Feeru-
afy al the same hour. Mrs. i.azear-
Allan win give The plper the Shakes
pcare prize play b. Peabody. The eeneii'
/. be,ng managed By wcmen prominent II
society and philanthroplo work MRS
Draper smith has charge OF the pup
l.S.s; Mrs. Lowfie chIids. printing! MT
!. Il. Dulnont. tickets; Mrs. Theodore !.
l,lnswalt. the list Of patrom%ses
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
Pleasures Past

Airs I. J. Dunn entertained al din
ner last evening In honor Of Mr. L J.
Dunn This is the eleventh annual din
ner party which AIRS. Dunn has given
on January - and last evening there
we're thirteen guests present, ineludins;
Messrs- MeSsrs.-
James Allen. Robert Russell.
Frank Chittendea. Otto Beuman.
Inhn Rine. King Denman-
frank shields. W. P. Thomas,
Frank Woodland, y. r Brsndu.
DT. r. 1ADgJon, George Shields.
Whether It's better to brave the zero
weather Of Omaha or TO fight mosquitoes
in southern Florida Is the question that
is disturbing afr. and Mrs. Richard r.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
Wedding Bells

Nj. and AI.s. J. :. Springer. who We're
married Jauuaty have taken apartments
at SO. Grand boulevard. Mrs sprinsef
was Miss Ella Mycg., daughter OF MI
August Myers OF Omaha.
The wedding Of Miss Mildred McAllister.
.,aush,,r Of MIR. and Mrs. II. :. MeAlhs-
ter. 10 Mr.. Dana Mutz Of Utica, Neh.,
viii take place quietly at high noon.
Nord,y ut The home Of the brides par
ents. ."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14

latter fo- Miss Mildred MeAIlister, VINO
will be . January bride. Those present
we're:
Misses Misses-
Mildred McAHis:er. Ethel McAIlister.
Helen Harris, Ora johnson,
FloTelce McAliistsT, Helen PIaH-
Edith Sandberg.
Mrs. {. \. sandbeEg
Miss Adeline Nykoff entertained sew
s,al Of her friends at a high fi:e raTty
It her home. - North TweHty-t2if5
street. last evening. when seventeen
guests we're present. Attractive red l'ale,
poppies were used in the decorations
Those present were:
Misses Misses
Beulah RyrG. l.o.a bEEj.
B.t Hsatnn. EiNa JarIaa.
Maurlne BurchmCre, SYDNEY stehb.t.
Res,rica TancutE Adeiiue NgEoii-
Messrs.-- Messfs
Edwin I.andale. Robert Streh9e''
Sumner StebbiGs, torest BY
Henry Hough, =. w Lout'4S
~ Brand WyGoft. Cleo Callbe.i--
Mrs. y. Wykoif-
TIE Young Peoples club Of tEa oflt'.4
High school gave 1 very enjoyable cane
ing party iast lytn.ng at the NormaHale
apartments. ,,hea ten couples were p 's-
cnt. Mss Jgre Gahau ehaperoned The
party. Those present were:
NTiss.s-- Misses--
. pn,6 Fi,ggers,s ,atherine CT0cao-.
Helen TnsNrrst Naomi Towle.
Helen Pearce, stolen Iale-
Ruth Ue3r.chS. Dorothy Never,
Marion Tow Z, sune bahah'
MessIs.- MeS~i7--
: Herman JubsT. % Porter
: Ellsworth M0stE, ttoTace biahe'
Herbert DAVE, fsCeitek butn.'-'
f.vbCF; Edwards, G..btrt kennedy
Egly. Campbell. Paiihp SEimoEe'
I Mr.. Elmer McMaBus gave kens!ns-
ton Friday afternoon. Eighteen guests
were present. The GocoI atoms were red
Itapers and red ribbons. Mrs. George
stone and Mrs. =. NHsagc poured tea
/ instrumental soIas Ntrc given by Miss
Dunl am. Mrs. T. less sang. Miss Dor
5ihy Thorn rccitcd. These present were:
/ M,sGat do NesGamts
i. IS. fUcra, i. II. Hess,
Clark Shs4le,, y. wagner,
n. /. stone, T.. Chand.
George StOht. J. oaTrtf,
a. Brain, II. =. Miller,
/ T. w. Pond. ;. Durham,
! T. McManus,
] Misses- Misses
Dorothy Thorn. Ruth MeMnaas.
Ruth stone,
The members Of the Et-a-Nirp club gave
a danc!ng party Thursday al Chanloets'
Those present were:
Misses Mlsses--
irene Tetord, Ada Speech.
lngeborg Nielsen May iaeobseh
Laura Jacobsen, GLADYS Baldwin.
Marquette. Neb. Laura Ram.
Inez Lundstroni' Dorothy bissloW'
Corrine StrRyer. Marguerite Past
Marie Schurcmsn. CCI.nne Kline.
STA proste. irene Majors,
ZettIs Schuoley, stella ReSelin,
J Rose Uouska. Emma Wilson,
Harriet Petersen, Haze.
Mittie Ward, ina heseih'
EunIee Lad. Rose Gordy.
- nj Bridges, ,iIaca Petersen.
cody, ella Petersen,
Grace Cody. Ethel Heinitcksen,
Ann Pock. Sarah Shearer,
Nepsrs- MessTs.-
A. + bloom. o. 4. Richardson,
: q. r. Hohwy. T. Bradford.
: otto Nielsen. q. r. Herman.
e. IT, Howard. J. y. Brown.
, clark Cheney. ]. W. johnson.
! J. G. Iounas. ., x. Mason.
r Max Weber, ". y. Dams.
r NJ, ~. Grey. VI r. urossmsn.
,Ir. Il. ran. Samuel Crezler.
Bert L. PJes. j. \. Gifin.
George i. 10 les. !, Roy Boom.
= I.auricc iIGnson. ". u. traishtad'
, ". Il. CT0nE. W. q, Johnson
At l., Coakil-F. J. L. iIaney,
r q. Nelson. ". ". Harmon,
y o. Malstrom, 5. ;. Hamilton.
? Dr. +. c, Lage,