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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
REV. HOOPER ORGANIZING FOR
BIG TEMPERANCE MEET.

Reports from all parts Of the coua-
try indicate that the prohibition con.
yentlon for which the Rev. w G
Hooper, of this city, is organizins
in this district of Missouri, will be
the largest of its kind ever held.
Rev. Hooper says 100 delegates
from his district in this part of M 6
souri will attend. He Is district So
lp~erintendent of the northeast dis
trict of the Missouri Anti-SalooI
league, At least, 10000 delegate
from all over the country are expect
ed to attend the meeting which vii
be held at Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 10
10. This meeting will mark the 20tl
anniversary of the Anti-salotn
League.
The chief topic Of discussion a
the meeting will be the amendmeh
to the federal constitution for abst
Lutte prohibition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MANY PERSONS VISIT U. S.
1nIn rRN rn A


A large number Of Mexico and Au-
drain county people visited the poul-
try train sent out by the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture. in this city
Friday. The cars were located at the
Chicago & Alton passenger station
on a side track.
F, P. Jacob Of the U s Department
Of Agriculture and Mr.. Surrell. vice
director of the Missouri Experiment
Station at Mountain Grove, showed
the visitors through the train ex-
planning the many interesting dis
plays.
Models OF poultry houses illustrat-
ing best methods of ventilatlng and
lighting, models OF nests of all
kinds, coops for hens with chicken
and coops for broody hens were on
display.
There was also a splendid display
of different varieties of poultry to
Illustrate the characteristics Of the "
rious breeds.
In the refrigerating a eggs were
lcandled according to commercial
standards and 'fresh EGGS" "foa
ters," Chickering's white rots,
BLACK rots," and other grades were
exhibited. The refrigerator a Is
provided with its own electric lights
Those who visited the train were
greatly pleased with the display
which was both interesting and in
structive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

been visiting relatives in this city
returned to their home in Fresno,
Cali, Monday.
Miss Wayne Donnelly and James
Henrion spent Sunday in Halls
vile.
Renfro Gibbs. who is working al
Cape Girardeau is the guest Of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs C R Gibbs.
Mrs E ] Snyder of Sioux Falls,
Idaho, arrived to-day to make an ex
tended visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs ] c Ringo.
Miss Mary Dunbar returned home
% Vandalia today after a pleasant vi
it with her aunt, Mrs w w Bolts.
Mrs. Joe Blowers Of Kansas City,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Geo
Blowers. has returned to her home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
U. S. SHOULD PROTECT cITI :
zENs IN MEXICO HE s.

~ -
ZENs IN MEXICO He SAYS
X. P. Whitley, Of st. Louis. form
erIy Of this city. whose brother. Judg
L. R. Whitley. is now in the City OF
Mexico. In speaking OF the trouble
In Mexico says:
"seuator Bacon Is right, I think
in saying that constitutional govern.
ment Toes not exist in Mexico. and
hence that we are under no obllgatio
to recognize the existing regime
there. He is wrong when he holds
that It is not this Governments duty
to protect the lives and property Of
its citizens in Mexico.
american investments in Mexico
exceed TWO billion dollars and these
investments were made on the as
sumption that the United States
would take care of them. European In
vestors have also considered that I'M
der the Monroe doctrine, the United
States had a certain obligation to-
ward them.
IF diplomatic Intercourse should b
entirely cut off, It is difficult to see
how this Government could continue
to look after its citizens. The plan
to give them transportation out OF
Mexico is perhaps the only one thai
would prove feasible for insurins
their personal safety.
Developments might require this
Government to intervene in Mexicc
on grounds of humanity, as in Cuba.
II would have to be made clear, as Ii
| Cuba's case, that this country wal
not acting for the purpose of con
quest. The only persons who would
suffer by such Intervention. in my
opinion, are the bandits who are ovel
running parts of Mexico"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Hold your horses-the elephants
are coming!"
The giddiest, gayest, grandese
gyrating. glamorous and glittsring
galaxy Of the whole wide, wonderful
world is trekking this way II one
doesn't infer from this that reference
is made to the Barnum q Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth, the publicity
man will regard the case as hopeless
OF course, all this isn't news 70
this community, for every blessed one
Of us has kept tabs on the flaming
boards and already the leading topic
of conversation in the average home
is the coming of the circus and It's
street parade.
The time-honored custom has al
ways been to refer to each successive
years circus as bigger and better
than ever" But the phrase has become
so hackneyed that this years Barnum
& Bailey Circus hesitates to use 1t,
despite the fact that 1t adequately de,
seribes this seasons entertainment,
More cars are required to transfer the
show, more tentage is used, more area
required TO accommodate the show
than ever before. In fact, the circus
has reached a point where it is the
despair Of many of the smaller rail
roads and taxes their facilities to the
limit, for So cars are needed to trans
port the gigantic canyas vagrant from
own to town.
There's material enough in this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

years circus to make half a dozen
cireuses of tho oi5 school. Il P!2cr
Of the stereotyped grand entree,'
with which %circuses have been content
o open their program for many years
he Barnum g. Bailey entertainment Ii
inaugurated by the splendid spectacle
entitled, CLEOPATRA" a wordless play
based upon the story of Egypt's
ancient queen. The story is effective
ly pantomimed and there is a cast Of
200 persons, including a ballet Of
dancing girls trained by 0ttakar Bar
Tx, OF the Metropolitan Opera House
in New York City.
The costumes and properties are
historically correct and the entire in
novation is the most ~stupendous thing
ever attempted under canvas. Eu
genie Silbon portrays the "Sorceresi
Of the Nile" while Camille Fortune
a pantomimist OF merit, enacts the
role Of Antony.
Johannes Josefsson's company o
Tcelandic gladiators are conspicuou,
newcomers to the Barnum e. Bailey
tents. A baseball game between ele
plant players Is another surprise. A
troupe OF jiu jitsu experts perform
amazing feats.
The menagerie has been enlarged
and the exhibit Of human freaks, elimi
mated a few years ago, has been re
stored, to the joy of every true clrcu,
lover, A street parade will inaugural,
the gala day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
TWO MEN KILLED
Al hIGsEE ON SATURDAY.

Estil Hudson and Charles Shafer
were killed and w. D. Edwards was
seriously injured Saturday about mid
night by running into a NJ, X and
t. freight train at Higbee on a gas
oline car on which they were return
ing from a dance at Elliott. Glen
Peterson of Marshall, who was with
them, escaped with a few scratch
es. The men mistook the headlight
of the engine for a switch light
and as they we're making about for
ty miles an hour did not realize theil
mistake until it was too late tc
stop, The two men killed and tn,
one injured lived at Highee,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
WEDDINGS


Miss Esther Norris and Charles
Leeper were married at the Presbyte-
rian Church by the Rev. DIR. A. A
Wallace, Thursday afternoon at
4: 80 o'clock. Only relatives and close
friends we're present at the cere-
mony. Miss Maude Orita Wallace
played the wedding march. Immedi
ately after the ceremony the couple
left for Colorado, where they will
spend their honeymoon until the
first OF September, when they will
| return and go to housekeeping on s.
Clark avenue.
The bride Is a most charming and
talented young woman and was sew
eral years" librarian in this city, re-
signing only recently.
Mr.. Leeper is one of Mexico's most
prominent business men and substan-
tial citizens.
Their many friends join the Led
ger in extending best wishes for
continued happiness to this couple.
The officers of the Presbyterian
Church, to show their appreciation
FOR Mr.. Leeper's faithful work as
treasurer Of the church, surprised hill
by presenting him with a purse with
which he and his bride may pur-
chase anything they desire.
Rayurn Gore, a prominent farmer
near Vandalia, and Miss Fern Lefe
yer, of the Vandalia Bank, were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage II
, this city by Rev. j. e Ayscue at
o'clock Wednesday evening. TAey
will make their home on the groom'i
farm near Vandaila. The Ledge
J Joins other friends in extending con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. Francs Crockett-Hammett am
F L Strauss were married at Boon
Vile Wednesday afternoon.
The bride is the charming daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs W. e. Crockett ant
is a beautiful and accomplished youn
, woman and has many friends in thi
, city. Mr.. Strauss is a fireman o
the Chicago & Alton out Of this city
and is a splendid young man.
!, The young couple will visit wit
his relatives in Boonville before re
turning home. The Ledger Join
their many friends in wishing thel
u much happiness.
August VanHoogstrait and Mis-
Annie Greenwell. both Of st. Lou
we're married by Judge W. w Bot
at his office in the Court House Thu
day afternoon. Both are splendid
. young people and the Ledger joir
in extending congratulations.
]. Fred Jeffcott and Mrs Carr
Thomas, both of this city, wei
married at the home Of the officia
!, ing minister, Ed. J d Greer Thur
day at II o'clock. It was a quiz
wedding with only a few of their I'M
mate friends present. Immediately
- after the ceremony the couple d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Holiness Se~rvlces-Sabhath School.
$50. Devotional services at IL a. m
and 1880 p. m, Except the second
and fourth Sabbath there will be
preaching morning and evening. Pray
or meeting Wednesday evening at
1880. Services above Ricketts, &
Emmons' store. Everybody invited t.
worship the Lord with us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
HoucH,N MAKES STATEMENT.

HoucHlN MAKES STATEMENT.
my Major Dare won the saddle
stake at New Bloomfield fairly. ]
have no complaint to make. Astral
King vas not in condition. When
his rider tried to hare him do q GER
tain thing he did some other. Il was
the first time in the history Of the
horse that he ever performed In
that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by James
A. Houchih owner Of Astral King,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
NEW MCMILLAN AUDITORIUM
IS CONVENTION HALL

10 WV
While the plan to give Mexico a
Convention Hall failed to materialize,
we are, however. not without a suit
able auditorium for such purposes In
the new assembly DOR of Mcmillan
High School. This auditorium IL on
the third floor of the high school
building and will seat about 1000 per
sons when completed. AS the High
School is a public institution the
school board, no doubt, will always
be glad to accommodate conventions.
The room is on the north side Of
the building; It has a daintily-tinted
steel ceiling, a roomy balcony and a
large stage whose panaled proscenium
arch is dotted with electric globes.
1t has two exits as well as two
large stairways leading to that floor.
Work on all of the new public
school improvements is being pushed
so they may be completed by the
opening of school early in September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
Ills OE WoMEN.

Many women suffer miserably from
chronic constipation, causing nervous
ness, dizziness and sallow complex
ion. Thhey will find that Chamber
lain's Tablets invariably bring re-
lief. These tablets are easy to take
and pleasant in effect, For sale by
Buckner Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
WHY is MExlco rlRMa
Because Its Citizens have learned
the Truth.

Its Citizehs haNe ledT"oe
the Truth.
After reading this generous and
encouraging report from Mr.. Same
beck, those who have the misfor'
tune to suffer, as he did, win nat
urally long to get similar relief. But
to get the same good as Mr.. Same
beck you should get the same rem
edy. There are, of course, other kid
ney pills but there are no other kid
ney pills the same as Doan's. That Is
why Mexico people demand the gen
uine.
F. A. Sannebeck, prop or butcher
shop, Whitley and N. Jefferson street
Mexico, Mo. says: ri have taker
Doan's Kidney Pills for hard at
tacks of kidney complaint and have
always found that they give me re
lief in a short time. l got Doan's
Kidney pills from Llewellyn & Sons
Drug Store"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MY MAJOR DARE WINS THE
eTAkE ar RLOOMFIE


My Major Dare, Miss Loula Longs
splendid horse, won the 1000 sad
die stake at the New Bloomfield fair
Thursday afternoon. John Hook rode
the winner Astral King, James Hot
chln's splendid stallion, was second
with Trey Anderson riding. f. D
Moore's two excellent mares took
third and fourth money Princess Z
genia ridden by Mr. Moore by thirC
and Queen of Denmarks with Russell
Moore up, wal fourth. Frances Fess
Ter, a good mare owned by Jas. Hou
chins was fifth. Prof Trowbridge
Of the University and Mr.. Pemberton
of Kentucky judged the ring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
GOVERNOR MAJOR TO
TAKE A RESI-

Nv GnlNOh "TSS'
TAKE A REST.
jefferson City, NO., Aug rs
Lieut. Gov william R. Painter Of
Carrollton will be called to serve as
Acting Governor for probably three
weeks during the month of Septem-
Der, when Gov. and Mrs. Major &
East to spend a fortnight.
The Governor announced Satur'
he win leave jefferson City afte.
he visits the Barnum G Bailey cir
Gus, which will exhibit here Septem
Der 5. He will go to Washington
where he has some official bust
ness, and from there up the coast in
to the New England States, wher
he will settle down for about tw'
weeks of rest and quiet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Kenneth Wagner, who had charge
of work on the Federal building for
the Styles Construction Co., Chica'
go, has gone to his home in Cedar
Rapids after a severe attack of ma.
larial fever here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MISS ALICE LlEuRANce RESIGNS.

MISS ALICE LIEURANcE RESIGNS.
Miss Alice Lieurance, who has been
teaching Latin and German in the Nc
Milan High School for the past three
terms, has resigned her position
and will accept a position in a New
Mexico high school. Miss Lieurance
is a splendid teaher and will be
greatly missed in the high school
here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

The Wabash freight office force has
moved into the new freight house at
Jefferson street and opened 1t for use
Thursday morning. The new build
ing is much larger than the old one
and is very convenient for the pa
irons,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

The woman who reads Ledger ad
-ertisements knows that there is a
Oest time and place to buy a thing
and that the advertisements en-
able her to decide,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
HARRISON PAYS TWO

YEARS IN ADVANCE
st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug 10, 1913
r. M. White & Son,
Sirs;
Find $500 for subscription on Led
ger to 1915. We are having hot,dry
weather. Hope you are having same,
Yours truly.
]. w. HARRISON.
$40 Dewey Ave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Miss Marie Rose
Phone oil

Il Miss Marie Rose
Phone oil
he ago l wrote a little arti-
art sayings of children /
u attracted so much attrac-
I the readers and so many
me they enjoyed it 30
b people from a distance
bught I would recount a
hctiye little Miss Of South
who had had a "misunder-
with her father went to
81 with this query: mamma.
You marry Daddy for? Why
IA marry a good man2" The
miss was out driving
Il grown-up sister and she In
In sitting upon the back
herself. The sister re-
Il d with her and said: 81 Am
you to sit back there by
n She answered Indignantly:
il by myself: Gods back here
rywhere. He's right there
Nat"
10 years old baby Of Theo-
Hams went to the picture
h her mother, leaving her
A the street Presently Pres
&lson and his Cabinet were
M the canvas. The baby mis-
X OF the cabinet members for
H., and, pointing her finger
here's my papa with those
&,ch to the amusement of the
a theater-goers. I don't
Mich one Of the handsome
n Emily thought was Mr. VIII
y out calling yesterday and
honsekeepor knows calleri
very welcome II one Il
n We'll, / stopped at n house
ID the little four years old
In friend IL his mamma wal
A He answered: Eyes. bu'
ewlng." 'Well, then" I said
II suppose she wants oompa
+ looked at me and said doubt
q don't know; I'll go ask
he lady of the house can't
door smiling sweetly a
|it was the most convenient
in the world TO receive
You can be sure OF the trut
eildren.
Joe Kendall, who has spent
hmer in Mexico with Mrs S J
!, left Tuesday for her home
eral Wells. Texas.
|hd Mrs Frank Mcclure of Te'
here the guests of Mr. an
'lshman.
and Mrs C. G, Roselle an
daughter have returned froI
int visit in Warrensburg.
Is Louise johnson and Jan
Il have returned home frol
Bille, ILL.,, after attending
,arty given by Miss Wallace
III Niece of st Louis Is q
n Charles Schopp and famil,
lind Mrs Frank Sanford an
enneth, are expected hon
September /, after spending
ful summer in the East.
Margaret Cave is visiting r.
n Kansas City.
II B Banks and Miss Mar!
spent Sunday and Monday WI
n in Fulton.
Clara Myers is visiting MI
Day at Molino.
Marie Rose invited in a f'
4 on Wednesday evening
Yer cousin Miss Mary Dunbar
IA, Those present we're Miss
Il Parker, Gertrude Whftson a
zee Burks; Messrs. Claren
Ii of Texas, VIM. Glendy, ]
Flure and Edwin Cave.
a Willie Hook will lea
lay for Chadwick, Ill, where
ach again this winter.
n William Stuart will be
after the FIRST of Septembf
Mrs. Virginia Bolts in Woo
Placei
and Mrs. Bragg received a
Is week from Minister Or
vile. They we're then at I
and had enjoyed the ocean
9ery much. Their visit
'ington and New York City
very pleasant for them
former friends and at all
y they stopped on their
were entertained with the
due the representative
great country. They stoppe'
'ston, Jamaica, Colon, and ]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
CONFIDENCE WELL FOUNDED.

coNFIDE nee WELL FOUNDED.
The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience in the
use of that remedy and their knowl'
edge of the many remarkable cures
of collie, diarrhoea and dysentery thai
it has effected. For sale by Buck
per Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
This Big Circus-C Domestic Mexico
WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 3.

parted for a few days visit with
relatives at Joplin and Hitchcock,
Okla, after which they will be at
home to friends in South Mexico,
where the groom has purchased a
nice 9-acre place. Mr.. Jeffcott is a
retired Callawegian-who came to
the best town on the map to make
his future home. He is a highly re-
spected, wellto-do Christian gentle
man, the kind we like to welcome to
our citizenship. Mrs. Jeffcott be
longs to one of Callaway's Oldest
and best families and is a lady OF
splendid Christian and domestic quail
ties and win make a worthy helpmeei
A host of friends join in
congratulations and well wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

George Carey and Miss Bette Jane
son. both of this city, were mar
ried Friday afternoon, by the Rev. e.
s Gibbs lat his residence. They will
make their home in this city. Both
are estimable young people and the
Ledger joins in extending congratu'
lations.
Charles A. Vantage and Miss Vic
la Thompson of Mexico, Mo-, came
to Fulton on the Friday afternoon
train and were married, They went
at once to the Recorders office, Sc
cured their license and proceeded
at once to the office of Probate Judg
j.. W. Tincher, who said the cere
mony They had expected to return
to Mexico that evening, but al
there was no train they spent thu
night here, returning the next day
They we're a nice looking couple o
about thirty years of age. Fulton
Sun,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

he ago l wrote a little arti-
Iart sayings of children
attracted so much attrac'
i the readers and so many
me they enjoyed it 30
b people from a distance
surht I would recount a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Edward Mudd, who was Injured re-
Gently at Vandalia when a can of
powder exploded at the plant of the
Mississippi Glass Co., died Wednes-
morning. Mudd was 80 years of age
and leaves a wife and one child,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28


The following Masons and Ode
Fellows Of Laddonia were here Mon
DIV to accompany the remains o
Prof. shobe to his last resting place:
DR.. A r Hancock, J II Burch, Mr.
Mayhall, ] L wilkins, D R Williams
@ M Denmark, Or W X Mccall AM
Thea Hawkins.
william Pitts went to Morrison
vile. ILL.,, Saturday to attend th
funeral of his father, Richard Pitts
about rs years of age, who die
Friday night. The funeral was he'll
Sunday afternoon. Beside his sor
Mr.. Pitts is survived by two daugf
teers. Miss Eliza Pitts, Of Morrison
Vile, and Mrs. Day Of Madeira, II
THE Ledger joins other friends in 81
tending sympathy to the bereaved,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

August VanHoogstrait and Miss
Annie Greenwich. both Of st. Louis
we're married by Judge w. w Bolts
at his office in the Court House Thur
day afternoon. Both are splendid
young people and the Ledger joins
in extending congratulations.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-17

Department Of the Interior T. ,,
Land Oillrr at l.u, Cruces, \. NJ
September -, 1913.
Notice is hereby glvra that 'ir"fs'
\luiscl Of Mounluinylrw, y. NJ "h",
an Nav 10. 1910, made Homestead
entry 30. o44l2, for Sc /, section :.
township - s.. range oW, y VI. /
meridian, hus filed n"llr" "i 'nl'"
non to make final lhrcr-N"ar rr""'
fl establish claim To the land above
Described. before y. \. Mrk"N"-' |
= commissioner, ut pcn,lnp. y, VI
ou the nth day Of November. iol'
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
Harvey u. llouglnnd. Mountain
view, \. NJ. Albert j. Noy"s, Noun
,uinyirw. \. NJ; james Kennedy a"
Mounlunyirw; and Jane, !. hon
nelly, Mountniuyirw, \. W.
JOSE GONZALES
n Rr"}~lr
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-17
State II New MrNIro

'N'tl
CERTIFICATE OF At TlioRln
| mlcd Slalr~ of America
State at New Mexico vs..
II - hereby certified, that there
was filed iui record IN the once "l
the State Corporation COMMISSION 81
the state of New Mexico on the 18Th
dav of August. A. ID. 1913 at y H. H.
hy l.uNnr X Bowler Corporations Il
corporation duly organized and rA
l>iinu under and by virtue ol the
laws of the state Of California "
certified COPY Of lis Articles Of IN
coruurotiuu and Statement drsignal
ing prucipal office III THIS STATE
agent. etc.. II, provided by section
lO2. chapter ~, laws "i l9o3'
Now therefore, the said corpora
ton j., hereby authorized by the state
CORPORATION Commission Ia transact
business IN the state Of New Mexico
and the business Is such rs may De
lawfully transacted by corporations
organized under the law al TIM
state.
In testimony whereof the chan
man aud clerk Of said commission
have hrrrunto ,rl then hnhd' ''''
affixed The seal ul sand commission
at the city of Santa F", on tins rlsh
icrnlh day oi August. y, D. l'l',
ISrall llrGlI II. WILLIAMS
Attest: 'hh'f'''"
Edwin f. tnard. Clerk
Endorsed:
STATE or NEW MENlto
County of Lama NNH'
hereby certify that the w''n'
instrument of writing was MED 10
record in my office on tn" ill on
of October, 4. u. 1913 at ID "rl"'
20 minutes, Il. H.. and recorded
book | of Articles of incorporate"
page 233
Seal &. X. HUGHES
County CleI
BY =. A. Hughes, Deputy
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-17

james A. French, state engineer
ol New Mexico, is in FL paso Ell
route to Lordsburg, Deming and Sill.
yer city in connection with work on
the Borderland route prior to the
coming race. Mr.. French is travel
ing in an Abbott Detroit roadster,
hut he broke down north of Las Cru
cee and cannot 90 west until it is
repaired--El Paso Herald.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-17
IN. \ II, on the l3,h In, ot NJ

mo. \. NJ on the l3rh day "t No
yrmbrr. 1913.
Claimant names n witnesses
Charles $. Snyder, Drmlne. \, NJ
Richard Il. Hayes, Druu2, \. VI
John Il. Taylor. Dcmiug. \. NJ; AN"
John Y SrhuuI. Drmln". \. VI,
JOSE GONZALES
"a Rrgi-trt