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Arizona republican., 1912-12-30
TALENT REWARDED

Louisville Courier JOurnaD What has become of the bill collector you used tU haVe?"
 Hes here any more" " didn't think you'd ever let him go. He good getting the coin'
 He good getting money out of people. good that big college elected him president"
Arizona republican., 1912-12-30

Governor Suzer of New York he is for ( a simple democratic inauguration. This probably that he intends go to the capitol and hitch his automobile to the curb and go right govern inG-Cincinnat Commercial Tribune
Arizona republican., 1912-12-30

When teaching international law Yale which doctrine on the Hay -PauncefOte treaty will Pro Taft expound-the prediction post-eecton doctrine ?-Brooklyn Eagle
Arizona republican., 1912-12-30

Were betting permissible, and this department believed in it. a small sum back the opinion that Liberty bell never will be this coast would be proffered-Ios Angeles Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-30

In Central America a state of peace usually means a state of exhauston.-Wa Street Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29

For any skin affiiction. itch, dandruff,
eczema. pimples. blotches. use ZEAfO. No
matter II you have tried everything else
under the heavens use ZEMO. II your
scalp itches. fly TO ZEMO.
III your face Is covered with pimples
rely absolutely upon ZEMO. n you have
the worst case OF eczema ever known
just remember zEMo CURES.
You apply liquid ZEMO with the fin
gers. just touch OF IT, No trace Is left.
And though IL vanishes instantly, you
know ZEMO is at work. You know IL by
the relief. the almost instant relief
You feel this in the disappearance Of
all Itch, all pain. all distress. Get the
liberal 25-cent size trial bottle OF ZEMO
as quickly a. you can. Relief from skin
diseases can't come any too quickly for
you. And remember. ZEMO Is guaran-
teed- ZEMO Is sold by druggists at
tl.oO for the regular size large bottle or
% cents for the liberal size trial bottle
Get II at any Drug Store, or send price
20 F w. Rose Medicine Company, st
Louis. Mo. ZEMO is sold and highly
recommended by leading druggists
throughout America. and In Wheeling by
Chas. Il. GOetze d Co. &. r. Greist & Co:
Selby q Reed. Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry. Ohio. Dankworth Bros. Pharmacy.
Bellaire. Ohio; o. O. Gates. Benwood w
Va; Werlich Drug Co, wellsbhrR. W.
Va; Harry l.. Myers. McMechen, w Va. :
VIII Peabody. Moundsville. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

BATON ROUGE. LATHE opening
gun IN the fEht 20 restore race track
gambling IN New orleans was fred to-
cay when bill was introduced IN
the lower house Of the general assemb-
ly TO leRnlize racing IN New Orleans.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.-Announceme NJ
was made here today % a gift OF S25,-
600 20 Fisk University "a negro insu-
tuition, by J. Pierpont- Morgan.
ST. PAUL. Minn.-FreiGht handlers
and railway clerks numbering 500 quit
work IN ST Paul today.
DANNEMoRA: y. Y.-Nicola cunsoli
was electrocuted at Clinton prison to-
day, for the murder on october 10.
policeman. Insanity was the defense.
BUFFALO. y. Y-The plant OF the
Warren Lubricant company was conn
pletely Quilted by FIRE early to-day. The
loss 70 the building and contents Is
NIAGARA FALLS " Y-The Duke
and Duchess 81 Connaught. and their
daughter. Princess Patricia. we're visit
ors 20 NiaEara Falls to-day
ftlpGEfpRT, Conn Major Will
tam " Holly today pleaded guilty 70
smhezlinE nearly $4,000 from the
Stanford Savings bank lie was sem
fenced 90 from one 90 five years IN the
state prison
HARRISBURG. Pa.-CIeveiand was
today selected Tor the meeting place
~ the next convention % the Brother
hnod OF Locomotive Engineers and 10
VII hc held in that city in 1915.
PAkIS-The Panama Pacific exroai-
Won commissionors under the leader
snip ~ John HAYS Hammond. arrived
iere thla morning from Rome.
slNhtlN Mrs Woodbury. Kane.
widow 81 the late Captain woodbury.
Name n the rough riders. was married
today at the chapel ROYAL savev h.
'nptnin Douglas Howard Gill on the
N'Ta uattery or the royal field ARTILLERY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
DEMOCRATS
OF BELMONT COUNTY HOLD CON.
VENTION AT BEIIAIRE.
State Delegates Elected by the Com
mlttee-Endorse AdmlnIstra-
bIon Of Harmon.

At the Belmont county Democratic
convention held in Bellaire yesterday
delegates to the State, judicial and
senatorial conventions were selected.
The convention was fairly well at
tended. nearly all OF the delegates
elected at the primaries on Tuesday
May 81, being present. The meeting
was called to order by Frank ]. FL
bert, who introduced Hon. A. NJ.
Brown as temporary chairman. and
]. f. Blackford temporary secretary.
At the morning session the follow
ing committees were appointed on
motion:
Resolutions-R. NJ Simpson. Carlos
Leatherwood. r. f. Crow. Leon ia
cobs. W. ]. Campbell
Credentials. f. Blackford. A. f.
Nichol. Thos. Powers, John c. Wells,
=. r. Carman.
To Select State Delegates-W. 8.
9arton. NJ r Blackburn. J. 3.
O'Toole. y. u. Holloway. VI. L. Bailey.
To Select Senatorial Delegates-T.
J. Dreamer. r. Colly, Ambrose
O'Toole. c. L. Bishop. J. W. Cham
bers.
Organization-D. II. Beck. O. Nc.
Kelvey. Charles Wiley. Carl Lentz,
Charles Ryan.
To Select Judicial Delegates-J. e.
Groves. VIM. McCort, George Cook
Jenj. Mcbride. X. L. Bowman.
In the afternoon session. Brice Muir
ply was elected chairman, and J. r
Blackford. secretary. The first thing
taken up was the election OF a cen
trail committee. which resulted as fol
lows: Frank Elvert. chairman: ] r
Blackford, secretary: r. T. Kitchener
chairman OF the county executive com
mittee.
When the committee on state dele
gates made its report a general fight
began. r VI. Eaton. leading another
force. made a motion which prevailed
that the motion OF the committee be
amended by a list OF names chosen
by himself Several heated argument.
resulted and the matter was submitted
20 a vote Eaton's proposal was de
feated and the committees list adopt
ed as follows.
Delegates p. y BOgRs. G T.. Belt
J. y OToole. ". G.. Parker. VI. l.
bailey. T. G. Day. a. VI. Brown. Chas
Bishop. W. s. Morris. d. II Beck. NJ
p Blackburn. L. r. Dunlap and Jos
Keunon
Alternates-R r Kitchener. J T
Flynn. George Coss. a. VI. Brown. -
u. Murphy. Florence Hartwig. Amoi
Mcbride. George Cook. r. VI. Eaton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
MOUNDSVILLE
COM MENCEMENT
LARGE CLASS GRADUATED LAST
EVENING.
Professor Chitwood Of West Virginia
University Delivered the Ad-
dress to the Class.


The annual commencement exer-
cises OF the Moundsville high school
were held last evening in the audi
forum OF the Central school building
at Moundsville. The exercises were
opened by a selection by the Imperial
orchestra Of Moundsville followed by
the invocation by Rev. a. Stewart
VAIL. Another selection by the or
chestra after which the address TO
the graduating class was delivered
by Professor Oliver Perry Chitvood,
Ph. D.. OF the chair OF European his
tory at the West Virginia university.
Professor Chitwood used as his sub
ject The Mission Of High School and
College Life" which was very inter
esting and impressive He stated that
the students should not stop az the
high school education. but should en-
ter college as education meant every
thing TO them and IL would help them
in providing means for the support of
their families He also advised them
20 not 10 forget their spiritual growth
and welfare in the battle for worldly
existence. Following the address
President r. r. Henderson OF the
board OF education presented the d.
plomas. The benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. r. p. Mcdaniel. D.
D. followed by a selection by the
orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
UNSIGHTLY ITCHING
eczema ON face
Suffering Undesirable. Sleep Well
nigh Impossible. ResinOl
Cured Her.

a ministers wife. Mrs. Dr. W. Nor.
ton, n Patten. No tells 81 her re-
variable cure by Resinol loo the FOL.
lowisg letter. dated April 4. 1912.
Last August J had very annoying
case NJ eczema. spreading 40 over fha
eide NJ my face and forehead Main.
rally fhis VAS most dIang1rInR The
rrhInE and burning were Indnsrrib-
able only those uh0 have arperI
enrrd 90 can luderafaud sleep aaa
well nIgh impossible. AL Z could only
Hnnfhn mF skIn wlfh cooling fufforr
When the doctor gave mo RrsIr1f
Ointment telling me- f0 1sa f freely.
tferr vas on decided Improvement
over ffe lraiTffv arlvrr which 0 had
l.rf. HeaIn1i. having more BODY. and
n' torture and color almost Uka fu.
man fnsh. r00fhed and aIasnd ftn
rlfnr.rr quoted the nerves and
helped mo a. forget Tho embarrars.
mrnf n uyNIreirhry apprararea wy
trouble iarfed about fu1 months. ana
'he Doctor and mauv ~ my friends
CrprrsHef HUrprra NHf vas free
from If Dol a0 short rur faHrIhufs
NV cure f1 free end faithful ur. Of
Fes.r0l Ointment
frrInr. Ointment stops itching Ir
f'arfy and uffh no aId Of RaaIno.
f0aD lei fhe ideal healing application
nor only '1r ergema Dot f0r Other
rf'r rrIrf1na. pIupiaa. h'arkheafa
iarfrHT burns araIfa. F0rer h1ua
ulcers. and pIler Your drlrrIsf rec
rmmrHfr and cells Haan0I snan
ftlcI end FnairrI Ointment f-0r and
3d. Bot lnr 81 generous free aamrfe a
each urfe f1 Dep 20 Hs.IroI chem
ical Co, Bai4more. SD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
CANDIDATES ON
THE LAST LAP
OHIO COUNTY OCCUPIES A PIv.
oTIcAL POSITION.
s"isher Here With Hatfield and
Dillon Expected to Arrive
at Any Hour.

The last lap In the race for the
Republican gubernatorial nomination
Us being run iu West Virginia this
week. Ohio county occupies a pivot
cal position In the course and an the
candidates will be round the turn
through Wheeling on the home
stretch before the week is out.
Charles W. Swisher. Kanawha coun-
tvs candidate arrived las night on
his farewell trip 20 the northern pen
handle and will spend to-day here
and in the vicinity On Thursday
he goes 20 Taylor county 10 remain
over Decoration Day and on Saturday
night he delivers the final speech OF
his campaign in Fairmout
When seen by an InteIllReucer re-
porter last night. SIR Swisher OK
pressed the utmost confidence in the
result I'm satisfied that the nomL
nation is mine and 7 am equally az
certain that Charlie SwiFher will lead
I the Republican party % great vic
tory AZ the general election I'm No
vember.' he said The candidate 70
crived a number Of visitors ln his
room ~ the Mcclure during the even.
INK and arranged with bis campaign
managers for the finale On Ohio
county
Dr Dr. ID Hatfield ls expected "a
arrive In Wheeling. Thursday or Frt
B day. Tor bits laFf trip Of The campaign
Into fhe northern district.
O. vs.. Dillon. ~ Fayefte. viii arrive
some time to-day. according ~ word
received yesterday by bic managers
Among other prominent candidates
also expected in to-day are. Senator
Howard sutherland ~ EIkns. ran
d'1afe Tor the Republican nomination
I Tor CorgrrFEman.atla large and Mike
king. ALEC ~ Eik.ns. candidate f0f
Secretary ~ Safe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29

James O'ConneIl. G. V. Riddle, s. s.
Bethel and Charles wassman.
The delegates TO the senatorial
convention are as follows:
Delegates w. Chambers, Avert
Schindewolf, Charles Rodewig. FL.
mer Colley. William Kinney. George
Cook. F. F. Finnicum. Robert Watt,
L. r. Carmen, Judson Caldwell. w.
s. Barton, ]. W. BEEN and S. V.
Riddle.
Alternates-Harry Hinkle. Rob
ert Myers. r. d. Phillips, Thomas
Cook. Edward Hyland, Harry Beck
A. y. Wallace. William Warnock,
Milton Craig. Shannon bigger. Chas.
Neitzett. Robert Simpson and VI. l.
Laughlin.
The delegates to the judicial con.
vention are as follows:
Delegates-George Cook. c. l.
Belt. r. NJ Eaton. o. 3. Nary, Chas
Campbell. Joseph Kennon, James
Bethel. r. y. Boys. W. J. McComas
A. 4. Caldwell and Herman Skinner
Alternates-James Bayless. w. d
Shields. William Hoover. J. l.. Dix
on. Emerson Campbell. George Arm
old. Carlos Leatherwood. A. W
Laughlin. J. II. Dunn. D. r. Murphy
Luther Richey. A. Z. Massie and C
p Rinehart
The convention adopted a resolut
ion which Endorsed the administra
tion OF Judson Harmon. the admins
. traitor OF d. 5. Creamer and endors
ing him gOr the governorship oil
Ohio. the work done by Congressman
W. 3. Francis. and the course OF +
y. Boggs. They recommended thai
the salary OF the sealer OF weights
and measures be increased and thai
the primary law be amended so a!
10 be less Objectionable 10 the
people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
WHEELING OFF TO WITNESS
GREAT EVENT.
Reads Were 1hronsed All Day Yes
tsrdsy With Msehinss-ons
Slight Accident

neA re en-.
When his familiar cry goes up from
over 10000 spectators at the Indianap-
oils motOrdomo on Decoration Dav.
there win be a large number OF Wheel
ingites Sathcred around the paddock
10 Witness the struggle between the
nigh gesred racing machines. BY auto
ana rail- .arge delegation departed
nom this oit> yesterday TO witness the
secOnd 500 mile race and the last will
go this morning at an early hour.
Scores Of mac hines passed through
this city from the east enroute to the
Indiana city.
With view OF making the run to
Indianapolis from Portland. Ne. with
out making a single stop, Harold
covers and "a Il. Carbon. PASSED
through this city yesterday afternoon
In a big Cadillac car. They were driv-
ing very fast and expected to reach
the Indiana racing city early this
morning. Not "a stop had been made
ny the party When they reached this
city. This nun Is not simply nom
stop engine run. but the two men
have been 6iiving day and night with
cut stopping the machine. They have
not met with any tire trouble and are
well supplied with fuel. water and
provisions.
Driving a ing White touring car a
party CT foIr from Pittsburg passed
through this city during the morning.
taking oinncr NJ the White Front. The
party consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Rowland, DIR. +. G. Stevens and
Jack CoyinEIoh.
From CumcCn. y. J.. John Abbott
ard Harry hCvad passed through the
city yesterday In a high-geared Pierce
Arrow. They stated that they had en-
couatered good roads enroute but that
they were VtIy dusty.
Harry Mickey of Pittsburg, driving
n party In g. Ford touring car. had a
narrow escane yesterday near the So
bridge when the big machine turned
turtle. Fortunately none were pinned
under IL
Whselinsitss OF.
Harry Mcclure. Colonel Clark Ham
ilton and party departed yesterday in
Mr.. MCLure's big touring car. They
stopped at Columbus last evening and
will arrive 1t indianapolis about din
ne time tOday.
DIR. J. W. hickey and son Of Mounds
Vile, departed during the morning In
their Ford runabout.
Charles Smith and Albert Schenk,
Sr.. OF the Packer Motor Truck COM
pany departed Monday. The Pack.
crs company will have on exhibition
hilG % Altl lGhS anu foIu rum
about equipped with compressed gas
ard gasoline.
over the Pennsylvania late last eve
ming, John j. Finnegan, elem Stein
metz. Andrew Mckinley. Albert
Schenk 5r.. and many other local peo-
pie lett catching the train at Steu-
bcEville.
J. W. Harvey and George Boyd de-
parted during the evening for Column
bus where they spent the night. This
morning 'hcy will depart for Indian
apclis. arriving there during the early
part ~ The Gny.
There are many other Wheeling
ties that have already departed for
the Indiana course and others will
leave today. The only thing that is
marTlnE the trip by the machines Is
tho frightful CCI ditions OF the roads.
The highways are sea OF dust and
the machines that passed through this
city yesterday resembled desert car
ayans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
VOTING PRECINCTS

voting precincts and boundary
lines FOR the Republican primary
election June 4. 1912
Tho following are the voting pre-
r.nc'f location and boundary lines
fDr mo Republican primary eIe~fion
f1 Do held on June 4 1912 between
'rn hours Of 9 O'Clock m and
f m
Wnnrfr1fcn
Precinct SO Voting place. COS
Vain street.. go north % FIffh street
iakIng in regular precincts q. Q and
80 go Main street OIL south
n f1ffh street. Including precincts
Soc g. e. G.7.s so. 3 .vrcoHo~b
street. Including SO. q precinct No
Bank building. Fulton. including
town ~ FULTON
MADISON
NO Voting place. corner %
south Penn and Ohio. steel bridge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
OBITUARY

Tho Death % Mrs. Kathryn Carl
son. wife - Johnson Garrison. oc-
CURED yesterday morning az 3 O'Clock
following a shOri illness 81 pneumo-
ria. The deceased was IN the 7ist year
- her ego and has been n lifelong
resident ~ the vicinity ~ Potomac.
she o. survived by her husband. two
caug.itcrs Mrs Lee Dixon ~ West
LtnFtty. and Mrs. Henry Heinroth 81
Brooke county. and the following SONS
Any, Prank. Harry and AnteI.
The srneral will be held Thursday
afttrnocn @ I o'clock from the fam
~ reEl'lencC rear Potomac. and viii
o. in charge Of Rev. o. ~. Evans.
pastor cf the west Alexander Prcrby-
tcr'an church. intermcnt viii be- made
ir West Alexander cemetery.
Schvssrtfsrasr FunsraL
The funeral services over the re-
mains ~ the late Miss August Sch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29

WASHINGTON. ID. G. May Is
Senator Lorimer has telegraphed 20
Senator Kern. one OF his leading op-
ponents. requesting that his case be
not called up Off the present. and
saying that he hopes to be able soon
20 return 10 Washington.
NEW YORK. May ss.-coL Roose-
welt said to-day that he had received
a letter from Governor Hiram John
son. OF California. In which the gov
ernor said that he would accept the
Coloners request to make one OF the
speeches at the Chicago convention
seconding his nomination.
CHICAGO. May 2s.-The Illinois
delegates who have been instructed
10 vote for Col. Roosevelt for the Re
publican presidential nomination were
invited to-day TO visit Oyster Bay
next Saturday and discuss the situa-
ton with Colonel Roosevelt. The in.
vitation came through Medill McCor.
mick.
SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. May %
The Sioux Falls Press to-day prints
a telegram from Col. Roosevelt advis.
ing that he cannot come 10 South Da-
kota before the State primaries on
June 4 on account OF his Memorial
Day speech at Gettysburg. Pa, but
makes an appeal TO the people
CINCINNATI. o., May 2s.-The OF
fetal count OF the Democratic presi
dental preference vote In Hamilton
county. filed to-day. shows that Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson carried Gov
ernor Judson Harmon's home" coun
ty by 1S7 votes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29

William II. Sylvis, aged 50. died
Tuesday morning at his home on Cen
tire street. Fulton. He is survived by
his mother. Mrs Margaret Sylvis, a
wife. two brothers. Albert OF Wheeling
and Edward OF California, and one sis
ter. Mrs. Edward Jones Of Bellaire.
The deceased was a member OF the
Jr. o. L. A. NJ. and the First Spiritual
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
POLITICAL NOTES
ON TWO PARTIES

MADISON. Wis. May 2s.-It Is I'M
derstood here that planks for the pro-
gressive platform which the Ia Fol
lette forces will attempt TO have In
corporated at the Republican national
convention are being drafted and will
be submitted to Senator La Toilette
when he concludes his South Dakota
campaign on June 4. The La Toilette
managers are going TO make a big
fight on the platform. and this time
they hope to have many OF their
measures included. Four years ago
the La Toilette ideas were turned
down by a vote OF nearly to 1.
ST. PAUL. MINI. May 2s.-Returns
to-day show that Woodrow Wilson
was indorsed at the Democratic eau.
cuses held yesterday in a majority of
the counties in Minnesota. Champ
Clark failed to carry a district in the
State. with the exception OF the
Fourth, in which he will be given
solid delegations from Ramsay, Chi.
cago and Washington counties. II the
unit rule prevails at Duluth, however
as now seems probable. all OF Mime
sofas "a delegates to Baltimore will
90 uninstructed for the New Jersey
governor.
On the face OF the returns Wilson
has 662 instructed delegates: Clark
1873; Bryan. 81; and So uninstructed.
HURON, S. D., May Ex-senator
La Follette's manager. W. l.. Houser
has completed arrangements for a
speaking tour OF the State for La Fol
lette, beginning tomorrow morning
and closing next Monday night, one
day before the primary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
MECHANICS
CONVENTION
OHIO DELEGATES RENDERED 4
BANQUET LAST
EVENING.
Twenty-third Annual Convention OF
the Ohio A. o. v. W In
Session at Bellalre.

The twenty-third annual convention
or the Order of United American en-
chanics opened in the o. Il. A. NJ. hall
In this city. yesterday morning. with
delegates from the councils in the
various cities present. There was
over one hundred Mechanics in at.
tendance.
The convention opened with Fred
Johnson. State Councillor. as chair.
man and l.. +. Weber, secretary. The
new State officers were elected as
follows: C. G. Long, state councillor:
V. p. Buskirk. vice-councillor; Fred
johnson, secretly; II. p. Callihan,
treasurer; W. J. Mckinney. state
council examiner; G.. Groscost. in
ductor; James Lee. inside protector;
George Craig. chaplain. and y. C..
Amsbaugh, national representative
banquet was given by the Ply
mouth Council, OF Bellaire. in honor
OF the state officers. visitors and mem
bers Of Plymouth Council and fami-
lies at its hall. last night. Il was a
great social event and was enjoyed by
all present. an excellent menu was
served, and program consisting OF adj
dresses and music was rendered Ad-
dresses appropriate TO the occasion
were made by the various state
officers
The convention will resume this
morning when important matters will
be given attention. the changing OF
the constitution being the most i'm
portant one. Motions we're made at
the session yesterday. proposing
changes in the constitution, but all
were defeated. The convention will
come 20 a close this evening and IL
will be the best ever held by the
Order. The ] ext convention will be
held at Urichsville. q.
Those at the banquet were:
Miss Edna Seiger.
Miss Alice j. Jones.
! J. VI. covert and wife.
a. r tTankhouser and wife.
! J. J. Ross.
1 n Nicholson.
! Glenn Nicholson.
/ Miss Katherine Leach.
I Miss Elsie Schramm
| Miss Bulah Schramm
Joseph II. Schramm and wife.
] Miss PCssels.
/ Miss Jennie Soies.
Mrs Ella Merhart
John Nutter and wife
Charles Elliott.
Miss Minnie Broder.
Capt J. ID. Buskirk.
] PM Brode
T r. Moore
] MiIl Mcdonald.
] VIII Beper
] G. +. Frankhouser.
/ ~. r. Frankhouser.
J. r. Steel
Z sam Carpenter.
Edwin Carpenter
-. y. Wright
/ Abe Pessels
Edward DeVens
VIII Moore
Z Louis SsiEier
Louis SuciIer
i Nelson
Everett AmfIIor
] Miss Jessie Soles
=. o. IiftIctuu
Miss Ellen johnson. bridgeport. o.
Col y. T. Burklrk. Heilaire. o.
/ Clarence r. Pickett Bellaire O
II o. Caliihsn. Cambridge.
Isl. D. 1srvIu. Cumberland
] William D. Beard. Middleton
4 James Lee. Dayton.
w. A. tUsgraNc. Cumberland
John IS. Griffin. bridgeport
Warren ". Ellis
J. s. Williamson. Lockiand.
John vs.. Garry. Dayton.
william Sriimuu
Louis krlm. MumIahurE
u q p. Harlan. Blue Rock
! Benton T.. Mecre
Mr sykes and wife
I CHARLES 10 Foster MIddirfown
a q. Lulsr. Heiialre
Sire vs. O. Moore
Mrs 81 D. kohsr and wife
Mra Edward beavers
Mrs. WIN Frymau
Roth Adams
IHfriiu lrf man
N a DuskIrL and wife
harme Nandruff daughter. waynrs
uUr. Ga
Mrr George Merfr
% 49, Willard
Uuen o. IurrtfEa
Emff fammeff
A EIfnu
Efunr1 fnrrYfHr