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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
Many Protests Received.

Scores o. taierram- rrescnting argu-
ircuts both foi and against tire bills were
received to-dar. Many climbers OF COM
uerce throughout tne state have wired
objections 90 the bills On tur other
hand. letters received frm farmers boo iuc
districts where tine Japan lave settled
declare the clauses permitting leases to
run f.r f1ir or Htc ycais make the bills
worthless THE, ask Tor a one-N'ar lease
provision
Another telegram from Toxic protesting
against the enactment of 1000 auu-aii"n
land law was received to-day los the Sen
ate and resulted boa bitter debate be
tween Senator John H. Sanford. Demo-
crat. and senator y " Thompson. adj
,nirIstratiou leader and co-author with
senator Brdsall 81 the revised land nuL
The message. addressed G." Lieutenant
Governor Wallace. was a. follows.
Methodist missionaries urge defeat
anti-Japau.se legislation. situation SCI
rious. iIAh"IS'
Senator Thompson moved tho messas"
Ie printed iu the Journal
II move that th, senate send a mes
sdEt 10 Nj. HATTIE A'iiN- Nii W "'N''''
10 his own business said Nj. Sanford.
California can attend To hers without
advice from Japan or elsewhere.
There is but one man on this floor
who would dem,an himself 10y making
such motion" cued MI Thompson.
MIR Sanford explained that he was
tired OF all such messages. adding that
II this was to bee ~ nted "a the journal
Inc had go ur -, .etters and kilograms
taking the opposite view of the situation
that ne wanted printed also. ~, finally
Withdrew his motion. and the Harris
message was ordered printed.
An Indication OF the effects of the pro-
ros.d legislation Oh foreign capital IS
contained in a letter received today from
charles White Mortimer British Vice
Consul i'm Los Angeles. which SAYS
within the last few DAYS nave com
,leted the examination of the tltie I"
,one oil properly which an English com
na,v INTENDED purchasing FOR &.Vo"o'
the drst payment to be made on the Sotn
If this month. / have now advised them
NOT to buy. and think the deal IS on
scores OF similar letters and kilograms
are pouring into the capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
PORTE SELLS WAR STORES
Germany Buys 100 Tons OF
Cartridges from Turkey.

London. April l9.-The German gov
eminent has just bought 1870 tons OF
cartridges from Turkey Germany is
now purchasing all available Turkish
war material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Sofia. April 1S-Prcmier Gue. hon to-
dav informed the Sohranje that the
Bulgarian government had accepted
The terms of the last note IF the great
powers containing proposals for ending
The war m Southeastern Europe. The
Premier said Bulgaria's acceptance
contained reservations. hut these
would not hinder the conclusion Of
peace.
II is believed that Bulgaria. Servia
and Greece will telegraph To King
Nicholas Of Montenegro urging upon
him the ACCESSIBILITY of his accepting
the peace proposals.
Cettinje April liking Nicholas of
Montenegro j.. il is understood, per-
naring n proclamation explaining to his
subjects that as the SerVian troops
have been Withdrawn he finds himself
compelled to abandon the siege. II
Scutari.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Antwerp April is-The steamers Lake
Michigan and 'Goldenfels. due 10 leave
this port to-day. have been delayed as
they were unable TO complete their load
Ing
The number Of strikers to-day in this
city reached 20co0. an increase Of eco
since Yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
State and National News OF Day,

last year there have been Is eases OF
the trouble Ia Yayapai county at
tended by four deaths. Five OF these
cases are now under treatment. with
present prospects favorins the ~
covery The afflicted persons, and
all OF the deaths, Represented persons
beyond middle age excepting two.
Most OF the cases that have been
reported r. the state health authOri
ties developed IN small camps in iso.
lated sections. Physicians attempt TO
sdvance 10 reason for this, because OF
admitted lack Of scientific understand
,ns 81 the disease in any OF il sstages,
but the presumption is that bad SAM
lary conditions and poor water are AZ
ne bottom OF the trouble. the manure
pile and the carriage By f1ies OF the
disease germs terminated there being
al the bottom OF the wors; Of tue out.
breaks.
In view OF the general scare extant
among physicians of the state. as well
indicated IN the state bulletin. the Bis
beeand Cochise eounty authorities are
Ia be eompiiInented upon the manner
IN which they have kept their heads
and upon the thorough soins pre-
sentauYe measures they nave secured
without attendance of the working OF
actual hardship.
Naturally ,hey have been confronted
with a diiiicnit problem in many as
poets The cooperation OF the thea
ter managers and the willingness. and
in fact the eagerness. OF saloon pro-
irietors store managers and others
to work hand ia hand with them mas
helped greatly. Closing OF the res
taurants, stores and saloons would
necessarily involve a great deal OF
public discomfort, hut one could not
iustis be closed without the other
also coming rnder the ban This situa-
ton has been surmounted by all CON
cerned through their willing efforts TO
help the health authorities to the Ut
most through keeping crowds from
congregating. Re saloon men have
heen particularly willing helpers in
this respect, although at the cost OF
no small amount of business. Besides.
extending such valuable aid as they
have II is a fact that several have
voluntarily suggested TO the health au-
thorities that they close their places
and il is not questioned but that II the
matter Was brought before them as a
body they would give ready aoquies-
enee to sneh course.
As matters stand. however, il does
not appear likely that such drastic
steps viii be necessary. Il would carry
IN its company the closing Of restau
rants and stores and the bringing OF
ett.b a state OF inconvenience and
business decentralization as is not be
lieved required by conditions at TINS
time.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
CALLS FOR ALL
WATCHFULNESS
state Health Authorities Say
Every Effort Should Go
Forth to Halt Meningitis
Epidemic
AS MATTERS STAND

AdNices from the state aeaith de
Paftsaen; Al Phoenix which came To
the Review yesterday state occasion
exists fer general watchfiiness in the
state, the Indications being thar the
entire west might look this year for
spinal meningitis visitation similar to
that EXPERIENCED in the east in pre-
sioHs seasons
Al the present time the statement
from Phoenix continued there are
cases q spinal meningitis reported
from Maricopa. Yayapai. Pima, Pin,sl
ella and Cochise counties. 4 number
of qiiananfine regulations have heen
put up on these counties. In coma
cases they have been far more dras
tic than in Coehise county. meat mar
kets. groceries. department stores. sa.
Icons and restaurants in some IN
stances being closed as a rreeaution,
AIRY measure.
The state health department in its
bulletin announces that il mas notified
Washington of the situation and asked
the the Interior department send q
SPECIALIST from its star 10 Ariz -na to
study the situation and work with the
state board to the end of bringing an
early end 10 the threat OF epidemic
Continuing. the bulletin says that
the greatest diligently that state au-
thorities consider 70 exist in eonnec
lion with the disease rs ,he fact that
many persons carry the germs, par
ticltlsrly in the nose. without devel
oping the disease. but stin with the
faculty extant and undiminished OF
conveying ii 10 other persons. This
makes the fight against spread of the
complaint doubly hard.
The state records show that in the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
DOCTOR HELD
NOT TO BLAME
JeweIer Who Sustained Loss
Because of Health Scare
Loses Action Brought for
Damages
WAS TOO CREpULoUs


SPOKANE. wash. aa'eh s.-i>e-
cause william Goldblatt did not ale
was M fanla az his physieisn. Or.
George Robrer is the verdict return
81 bv a iarv in The snpertor court oi
snokane county. In which. contrary
IL anpearances the result Is ent' rely
IN favor 81 the doctor.
C;oldhlatt brought suit aeainsi Dr.
Rohrer for sl5.000 damages. lie re.
eitrs that he bad a PROSPEROUS Jewel.
ry business in Spokane until one day
the physlciap told him. he sad, that
cancer al The stomach was sure to
finish him
Tbereul,on he lost an interest in
worIdl, thines due 10 which he sold
his nrositable iewelry bus ness and
retiral ~ await The end. Instead Of
diving he cot we'll and promptly
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
FAMINE NEAR
But AVERTED
Cold Weather Made Large
Demand = Hustling Deal
ers Are Equal to the
Emergency
PLENTY NOW ON HAND

Coal dealers are among those find
ing pleasurabie relaxation in the ie-
turn OF garm weather. for they need
ed a breathing spell. 40 fam ne IA
fuel came about in The district Tut
~ was only heeanse the coal dealers
worked the wires and Kept things
moving all the time.
The last several days the coal thqt
has come in for them onforders mae
ed during the periods of large de-
mand assures them of plentiful
supply for all likely demands during
the next several weeks. regardless
of whether or not zero should again
get popular with the local thermolne-
ter.
For time, a matter Of n couple
.ol weeks during the last severe cold
snap. every dealer in fuel in the dis
trict was pushed to the limit in nll.
ing orders. Delivery teams were at
it all the time, might trips not being
infrequeni and Sunday deliveries the
regular thing Few people had
stocks of coal Oh hand looking 10
other than the ordinary winter wealth
.er OF southern Arizona. which would
Call for "a buekef full OF fuel Ia com
parison with the wagon load that the
lons siege that il is now hoped has
come 10 an end. represented That
the district got through wit.ssIsss- a
famine Is considered exceptionally
fortunate and reflects much credit
upon the hustle Of The dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for a period OF forty
years. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
@as frs offered to the pgblic in 1872.
From a small beginning il has grown
!R fayo rand popularity uHul it has
attained world vide reputation. You
~iii find nothing better FOR a cough
OF cold. Try it and You viii under
stand Why n is a favorite after a
period OF more than forty years. II
not only gives Telief-it cures. For
sale by all. advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
Hotel Arrivals.

At the Copper Queen: c. Stein
hart, los Angeles: John Sehaster
Denver; E. 6. Smith, Los Angeles;
a N. Weaver, Blancc. Col; W. 7.
FarroW. RI Paso; C. Legraud, Doug
las: W W. Thornton. Los Angeles;
Carl Freeman San Francisco; Lewis
Pates, st. Louis. J. W Gresnford
San Francisco: E. p Rankin, ri
Paso: J.. F. McMae, Clifton. r. +.
Mann Chicago: c. C. Barclay, Doug
las; C. r. Minor. Cananea.
Al the Philadelphia 2. Ford, Pres
.cotf: l.. M Johnson FL Paso; H. l.
Smith. Tucson. James J. Howard
aiohe.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

aOhfhuH.
Position at p. o.
Miss Bessie HOLMAN has accented
a position at the post Office She has
been assigned 20 the distributions de
partment
Erwin Hatley and family Of Gal
weston, Tex. were guests OF his
brother, Erastus, Sunday and Mon
day.
c. e. Barclay, Copper Queen audi-
Tor at Douglas. is spending several
days IN the citya
J. =. McNiel. or Clifton. IS a bus
ness visitor in the city
c. I.egrande OF Douglas, consulting
engineer with the Gopher Queen is
in the city on business.
Mrs Henry hamburg and her two
daughters. Mrs Franklin D. Dorr AMI
Mrs. Sig Young. 81 Of Hamburg. are
visitors in The fa2
Roy ,Morfoot, wen known attorney
Is in the eityl
Parker l.. Woodman and t. X Ten
EFT. of Phoenix are here for short
time.
John S. Wflems has returned from
an extended visit TO the Pataeonia
I dfefr riot
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
Buyer Returns.

I Il. T. Baty. dry-goOds buyer for
Phelps Dodge, is due to return today
from an extended tour OF the Eastern
markets. Mir. Baty has been gone
for seven weeks. lie writes the store
that he has samples OF some "onaet-
ful fabrics with him. These viii be
on display at the store during the
early part OF next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Yay-the new plan corn cure. GIFTS
IT" Watch il get rid % that corn.
wart. caliHs or bunion IN a hurry.
"GETS-ITrf is as sure as time. II
takes two seconds to apply that's all.
No bandages to stick ana fuss over.
no saves TO make. corus sore and
turn true flesh raw and red. no plas-
tiers. no more knives and razors that
may canse blood poison. no more dig
ging at eoTns. inst the easiest thing
IN the verdi to use Your corn days
are over. "GETSIT'' is guaranteed It
is safe. never hurts healthy flesh.
Your druggist sells .GETS-lT." p
cents per bottle. or direct II Won wish,
from +. Lawrence < Co. Chicago.
Sold IN Bis5ee by Phelps Dodge
Mercantile Co, Bisbee Drug Co, Cen
rial Pharmacy. 20
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
surs,y Justified.

Lady Motorist Oh. SIR Policeman.
when I tell you why ] speeded you'll
let me go" oHcer-"N Why we're you
speeding" Lady Motorist 81 was
trying 70 catch up to that car ahead
.to see hcw the LADY had her lit tim.
med. New York Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
First Aid Lectures.

DR.. n c. Bledsoe is giving a
course OF first aid TO the injured lee
ures at the company meeting room
at the Junction mine. All the shsfi
bosses and the timekeepers are Oniis-
led 20 attend the lectures under the
new mining law. Many OF the mlners
are also attending them. The lectures
are held on Wednesday afternoons
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Chronic Stom7ch Trouble Cured.
There is nothing more discOnrasinG
than chronic disorder Of ia sto.a-
ach. IS it not surprising that many
suffer for years with such ar ailment
wien a permanent cure IS within
their reach and may be had for D
IriHe2 About one year ago" says
+. II. Beck OF Wakelea. Mich. Il
bought package u Chamberlain's
Tablets. and since using them 7 haze
felt perfectly veil ! had previously
nsed Fpyca cipaber 81 different medi-
riur4 fitff iiSi.d 81 them We're OF any
fasting heIisHt For sale by an deal
ers.- Advertisement SOL
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
NOTICE

TO comply with board OF health
regulations. All special sales adver-
tised for the Risbee and IoSell stores
are post poned
PHELPS GODGE MERCANTILE co.
advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Helen Hunt Mcclellan the infant
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George A
Mcclellan. died at the family resi-
dence, 43 Moon canyon. on Mos8As
night. The cuase Of death was
wh0oping cough The funeral was
held al the residence yesterday aft
ernoon az p. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Ten 6 It. flagpoles have been or
dered for the Warren tall park to
De placed on the grand stand prepar-
atory 10 the opening game OF sne
Warren District Grays. the semi pro
sess;onsl baseball team OF the district.
on either end OF the Grand stand
there viii be pennant bearing ne
insignia Of the local team In the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Rufus Koehler. formerly foreman
at the Spray shaft bat now . travel
ing representative for an II Pase frn
was Warren bus ness visitor yes-
.terday
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
Seldom.

peVple who talk merely for TIE pur.
pose of attracting attention 10 them
selves seIdoz> get the Kind OF atten-
ion that Il worth anything.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
saby prints nos Nov.

Registerins the finger prints of
babies IS nothing new, az every land
ord who has to pay for fresh paint
an testify
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
ATTENTION ELXs

The dance scheduled for March 5th,
has been posi poued indehrft ly.
=. ~ cox. Sec'y.
advertisement. 27l
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
colf instructor Happy.

John Adams. the golf instructor at
the Country club IS happy over me
interest displayed in the game no"
that favorable weather conditions
prevaiI. Nearly every day sees
large gathering Of enthusiasts az iife
club. most Of whom are bat begin
ners in the game Last Sunday there
we're more than forty present the
instructor viii remain but ten more
DAVIS in Warrer. when his engage
ment comes to close.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Mrs. McCleary. Of Lowell, has tax
en- over Hotel Hapgood of Warren
formerly under the supervision o.
Miss Niargaret Newman. who has
gone TO bakersfield. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
Monex order Wlndow.

owing to the new postal reguis-
lions under the 5 hour law, Postmas'
ter Cassidy states that the moHes
order window viii close at 5.45 today.
.lt is usual to see a long line OF men
Al the window making deposits nniii
after c o'clock. but in the future ti'is
will not be the ease
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
To Be Married

Harvey Mudd, engineer with the
Shattuck- Arizona Mining Co. left ioF
New York yesterday. Al thaht city
he Is 10 be married on March L.
After a honeymoon OF several weeks
spent on both coats the couple WIN
come here 10 reside in Warren
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
ATTENTION ELKs

The dance scheduled for March 9Th,
has been postponed indefinitely.
E N. coy, Sec'y.
Advertisement ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Captain John {. Greenway has sHg
Sicienuy, recovered from his reeeat
Hines to be able to be about.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
Local and Personal Notes

center there viii be a pole bearing
the insignia OF the visiting team
while eight American flags viii b.
strung along The roof. The front q
the grand stand is being torn out aad
replaced with new boards. The in
de OF the fence viii be painted
gray
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Robert T. Moss, formerly, connect
ed with the c. and A.. arrlsed in the
city yesterday in his automobile from
Organ. y. H.. where he is interested
il a number OF mining claims.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

NJ. Y. Campbell OF CORTLAND has
been added to the c. & A. Office force.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

r. T. w. Moss and A. J. Ralmfortb.
Of Organ. New Mexico are in The
city in connection with the San An
dreas property. in which the two are
leading stockholders. They report
things booming and that san Andreas
work viii soon be commenced. They
were formerly connected with mining
companies in this district.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

No Communication.
Learning that commun cation was
not TO be had with Cananea owing
to the cutting OF wires by soldiers.
Mead Powell OF Warren tried to com
municate with that city yesterday
by wireless but was told by Mr.
Goodwin. chief electrician Of the Can
anea Consolidated company that he
was forbidden b. Federal AUTHORITY
10 operate his wireless station except
on government orders and that every
thing received or transmitted had 70
pass through the federal commander.
This ruling has been in effect Tor
several days ard does not indicate
any change in the Cananea situation
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

The handsome silver trophies olfer'
ed by the Moose club in The recent
pool and billiard tournaments are no"
on exhibition at the club. The first
and second prizes in The billiard
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
To e Paso.

Assistant District Attorney MurFl
left last night for RI aPso. where n
goes on legal business He vii re
turn by way Of Tombstone and VII
, be back in Bisbee on Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
ROADS Fzir

SoS5S Fair
Frank Moson, OF Lewis Springs, aG-
toed TO the city yesterday. accompan-
led By his wife. M MosoE reports
the roads from Lewis Springs 10 BIS
bee in fair condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

matches went 10 " NJ. Johnson and
IL ). Picker, respectively The first
prize in the pool match was won by
r. r. Salholm and the second hy D.
Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05
Try GETS IT, See
Every Corn Vanish!
The Corn Cure on a New Plan-Gets
Every Corn Quick and Sure

You've tried lot OF things for
corns. but you've still got them. Try
the new, sure, quick easy painless
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Increasing capaoity.
The Lowell iheater is being eniarg
ed by nifty more seats during tbs
temporary darkness OF the house.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

james Kenny OF the Snlphul
Springs valley is spending some
time in Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Position at p. o.
Miss Bessie HOLMAN has aoeepte
a position at the post Office. She IVA
been assigned 60 the distributions le
partment.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Mrs. Rose Brown Of Upper Lowell.
was successfully operated UPON AZ
the c 4 A. hospital suDGly aud Is
reported 10 lie rapi lly improving.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Is. G. Smith have re
turoed to their home in Riverside
Cal, after spending several weeNs
with Mr and Mrs sam Downey 81
Upper Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-05

Miss Marearet Ketchup LEFT yester
DAY for Douglas
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-02-06

Mrs. Julian Forester was a char
ming hostess on last Friday after
noon when she entertained compli-
mentary to her house-guest, Miss
Edith McKenney, Of smithviIle, and
Miss Ruth Patillo, Of Macon, who
is visiting Mrs. Duncan Forester.
A color scheme Of yellow was car
ried cut artisticaIly in the hall, par
lor and dining room. Tall vases Of
onquils were placed in every avail
able place.
Forty-two was played at five tab
Les. AT the conclusion Of the game a
hot luncheon was served in the
dining room.
The centerpiece, tall vase Of
jonquils, was placed on a hand
some lace mat over yellow. Silver
candeiabra holding yellow candles
were placed at regular intervals on
the table.
Those present were Mechanics j.
J. Forester, J q Pruett, B. E.
Flowers, Duncan Forester, s. J..
Woman, Goode Price, w. G. Rut-
land, L. b. Dickerson, L. H. Kim
brough, Mary Bunkley, H. r. sto-
vail, Leila Watson, o. w. statham
and Misses Edith McKenney, Ruth
Patillo, Louise Market, Of Alneri-
Gus, Maude Blackwell, Annie Long
and Dora Davis.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-02-06
CHOKEE NEWS.

Mrs. J. r. Ferguson returned
Friday with her daughter, Loney,
after d pleasant visit to friends and
relatives at Savannah. Bailey and
Reidsville. but sorry to say that she
is now i'll. Hope she viii soon be
well again.
Mrs. A. D. Greene made a plea
SAINT visit to her sister, Mrs. Matte
Dariso, one day last week.
DR.. Statham, Of Leesburg, was up
here Sunday to see one Of the negro
conyicts.
Mrs. ]. P. Coulter, Of Cordele,
visited her smother last Sunday.
Mr.. A. D. Greene made a bust
ness trip to Albany Saturday.
Mr.. J T. Hooks made a business
trip to Leslie Saturday.
Messrs. L. O. Clinckscales and M.
M. Hall, Of Plains and Pedleton, !.
c., visited at the home Of Mr.. J. T.
Hooks Thursday.
Miss Marguerite Forth spent last
week with Miss Eva Belle Hooks
Sunday, they, with Mr.. G. R. Fer
gueson, attended s. S. at Antioch
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Boutwell,, Of
DeSoto, spent last Thursday at their
old home.
Miss Blanche Greene was at home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Greene, Sunday. She attends
school at Leslie.
Mr.. ]. E. Mathews made bust
ness trip to Albany Thursday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-02-06
Miss PatiIlO's HOpOree.

Miss Ruth Patillo, of Macon, was
the honoree at an enjoyable party
on Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
Duncan Forester entertained a
number of friends.
Violet was the color scheme
selected for the afternoon and was
carried out effectively in the decora-
tions and refreshments. Vases Of
violets were in evidence in the
apartments thrown open to the
guests. The table in the dining
room from which coffee was served
had for its centerpiece large bowl
Of the fragrant little flowers.
Miss Annie L. Bunkley made the
highest score at the spirited game
Of forty-two and receiver the prize,
a bottle Of violet extract which she
presented to Miss Patillo.
After the game delicious refresh
ments were served at the small
tables.
The score-cArds bore the same
modest little flower.
Among those present were Mes
danes Duncan Forester, Leila Wat
son, J. J. Forester, H. r. Stovall,
L. B. Dickerson, Geo. Kimbrough.
y. G. Pruett, Richard Forester,
Mary Bunkley, Uric King, Han
cock, Goode Price. S. J. Woman,
w. c. Rutland, and Misses Ruth
Patillo, Edith McKenney, Louise
Market, Maude Blackwell, Ruth
Harris, Annie Long, Dora Davis,
Marcia Ramsey and Annie Laurie
Bunkley.