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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11
Basketball Squad Left This Morning
in Good Condition for the
Three Day Tourna-
ment.
WIN FINAL HOME GAME
Take 1913 Alumni Into Camp With
So to 10 INTERPRETATIONS
Ropes In Fifteen
Baskets.

The Keokuk high school basket bah
team left this morning for Chicago,
and will 90 from there to Evanston
tonight. where tomorrow they enter
the Central States basket bali tourna-
naent. The team viii arrive in Chi
eago in time to get to Evanston for
the night, and will be in good condi-
fion to enter the three day tourna-
1nent
The first opponent for Keokuk will
be the Gary, Ind, high school Draw
ings were made yesterday at the
Northwestern gym, where the basket
ball games will be played, and Keo-
kuk's representative drew the team
from the steel town of Indiana No
one here has any line on the Gary
bunch, but the local squad expects to
enter the tournament in the best OF
shape and viii put UP the best game
they know.
VIII Entertain Team.
Harry Duncan, Keokuk man, who
IS attending Northwestern, wired DR..
r. L. Reid, yesterday, that the high
school squad were to be the guests OF
his fraternity while In Evanston.
During the afternoon a special deIiv-
cry letter came, emphasizing the
first invitation.
The fraternities win play hosts to
all Of the squads, and incidentally
show the visitors what an attractive
school Northwestern is.
The squad was entertained at a
chicken pie supper last night at the
horne 81 Leslie Vaughn. Mrs Vaughn
promised her son that If the team
would beat Burlington she would give
them chicken pie supper. The. In.
vitation was eagerly accepted by the
boys last night. and Mrs. Vaughn'a
chicken pie supper will not soon be
forgotten.
Win Final Home Game.
The final game of the season on the
home floor wag played last night with
the Alumni team and resulted in a
So TO 19 victory for the high school
Despite the uneven sco,. the game
at many times proved fast and inter
egting.
Two of the regulars, jenkins and
Vaughn were kept out until the last
half. The alumni team played vel
for about the first ten minutes. After
that they lost their cork and had &c
be content with watching the bal
being passed around them.
Parsons roped fifteen baskets for q
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In The Good Old
Summer Time

8etner ana start taem out on Ahlfn, a
pitcher with the club the first year oil
the Iowa State league. and you will
! hear some choice stories, about one
of the biggest idols Of Keokuk fan
dom. Aillin, varfously pronounced
everything from .All-in" to Allen
was some pitcher, and one OF the big.
gest claims he had to the plaudits OF
the fans was that he could beat Bur-
lington. Burlington and Keokuk al
ways have been the bitterest rivals on
the playing field.
One Sunday early in the season ALL
In was on the firing line for the In
dams, then managed by Cy Black. Bur
lington had taken the measure OF the
local the day before. and there was a
big excursion in from Burlington that
afternoon. All the bugs from up the
river seemed to have come to Keokuk,
and they were performing noisily in
the grandstand.
Ahlin gave the first batter his base
on balls, hit the next man, and the
Burlington fans began their noise max
ing. The Nebraska Swede frightened
his belt, had a little confab with his
battery mate, and then commenced "a
let loose
The ball cut the plate, Clipped of
the inside and outside edges, and ths
next three men went out on strikes.
The Keokuk sluggers had their eyes
with them that afternoon and they
batted the Burlington pitcners all over
the lot.
Ahlin got SO bold that he deliberate
ly threw three balls to practically ev-
cry batter, and then whipped them
across in such fashion that he COM
pletely outguessed the man with the
stick.
On the following Decoration Day
he game was staged at Burlington. 1t
sent twelve innings, with Ahlin pitch
ng alright ball, and in Keokuk's
half of the twelfth, Tommy Hackett,
the big catcher knocked the ball over
the fence for the one and only tally of
the game. Ahlin played only one sea.
son and then went back to his school
nj Nebraska. There was no Federal
league then or he might have been in
duced to come out from cover.
And speaking of big catchers and Ia
yorites, there was Fatty Faulkner, the
big boy who was on the receiving end
of the batteries when independent
baseball was played here. Faulkner's
front name was written some
where in family Bible as James. but
everyone knew him as Fatty" He
was regular catcher. too. Fatty
has been known to work without chest
protector. and sometimes just to show
he could, he would discard his mitt
for an inning.
"Fat's"big asset vas his clown stunts.
/ 1t was in the days when antics in the
coacfer.s box were part of the game
Fat" Was snere with the comedy
stunts
II the park happened to be muddy
Fatty" would take off shoes and
stockings. play his position and run
+ the basea ii b'e bare feet, and his par
ticular deligiir "as r. get his perspira
ltion-soaked uniform ali plastered ur
with dust. 1t was nothing to see him
take handsful Of dust and throw the
stuff into the air and get under tbs
shower.
Fat" could pitch, too. and when
ever the real slabber was derricked
old Fat was there in the rescue
role. He had something on the bal
that had EN- all guessing and he haf
the credit of saving many game fol
the old Keokuk Red Stockings.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SEcus,
lTY KEoKUK COUNCIL NO. las
meets the first and third MONDAY Il
each month at A. o. u. W. hall, # !
o'clock. DR.. G. A. Jenkins, presida,;
Erncrt Best, fnancier: Mra Hi,s
Muse. secretary.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Keokuk LODGE No. 7O4, meets eS
cry Tuesday night at 8 !. m. in Moose
hall. corner of Sixth and Main. Visit.
Ing brothers cordially invited. L. L
Lanbersheimer. dictator. ed. 8. Lotion.
secretary.
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Pnckechetuck Encanpment \, n
meets nrst and third THURSDAY :, WI Y
ings Of each month. John nIa.,s y.
financial scribe.
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"A. O. n. ".

Keokuk lodge. No. 25s, meets ersa
Thursday nigh. at 500 o'clock Il
Hawkes. hall. Eighth and Main str,e9
Visiting brethren cordially invited d
N. G. Miller. N. W.; Gertrude htE
recorder.
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B. p. o. E1rs

Iseoiuk lode No. LOG, n..,, ~
and third Thursday nights a NM n :,
hall. Sixth and Blondeau street, 1 nln,
rooms open daily. Visiting b,ethrs sr
cordially invited. W. B. Wooll.y. n 4, - !.
Leroy ]. Wolf. secretary. : ~
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CORBETT HAS FOUND
ANOTHER WHITE HOPE
Jim coffey, Dublin Giant, Thumped by
Bat Levinsky, Looks Like
Conner to Jim.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, March 11.-"Jim Cot
fey is the best white hope I've seen.
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wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Gate City Comp No. 81, Woodmen
OF the World, meets second and
fourth Mondays OF each month at
Hawkes. hall, corner Eighth and Main,
Visiting sovereigns cordially invited.
Albert Kiefer. consul commander
Jos. M. Skinner. clerk.
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K. OF p

Morning Star lodge, No. 5. meet q
Fifth and Blondeau. K. Of P. buildIn,
Tuesday at 1880. N. j. Montrus
chancellor commander; J. A. Burs,r
K OF r. and s. Visiting knights d,
ternally invited. s
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puckechetuck Lodge No. d, 81
every Frida7 evening at ! 49,, KY
:. 9. Waldhaus. N. O.: Gsrs. s''s :
lmmesart permanent secretsr, s Y
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MODERN wooDMEN OF IMrplo.|
GIBBONS HALL, 'se
Keokuk Camp No. sa2, m.et, IS.
wednesday evening at 7::so 1 : ~ -.
latch string II out to neiehbo,. ~, ~
2. Wust1ow. ". c.; ]. a po, n.y.
clerk. 10u''s
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYSICIAN.

PHYSICIAN.
DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office Is North Fifth street. in ths1
Howell building.
Office hours-10 to IL q. ~, ? 70 !
y. M; evenings. to 8; Sundays, y
tc p. m. United States civil SERVES
examiner.
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-

0xIS11fdN mOre lB HOW at
Shreveport, La. and from all reports
he did not go south for his health or
merely to see the Chicago Federals
work out under the direction of Joe
Tinker. He plans to spring another
surprise by grabbing of the players
who in times OF peace would be turn
ed back to the minors by the big
league clubs.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER Is 81
FELLOWS. y
Han Seventh and Main 49,.
Aeokuk LODGE no. Is. meet. &
larry Monday evening at Tan -. !a|
4. Y. Engler. N. G.: e. l. Bond ,s s'oss
ing secretary. 1S' 'ees's
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Hardin Lodge No. 20, hold, Z. al
.ar monthly meeting the second IS IS
gay evening Of each month y
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Ed, Sweeney signs Contract.


After much tottering on the fence,
Ed. Sweeney has signed New York
Yankee contract and according to Ban
Johnson, will receive more money
than any other catcher In organized
baseball. Comparing Sweeney with
some OF the other catchers in the
game, Ban surely meant he was to be
paid in pennies when he said more
money"
Willie Richie evidently believes
he will still be lightweight champion
after his fight with AID Wolgast in
Milwaukee tomorrow night. Gil Boag,
a local promoter, today declared Will
lie has tentatively agreed to meet
Jack Britton, of Chicago, in a ten
round go here early in April The
Milwaukee fight should about settle
the question of Wolgast's come back
liz he stays the limit with Richie and
puts up strong fight. He will then
have the right to push his claims for
Ia chance to regain the championship
latter Richie has disposed Of Tommy
Murphy.
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Cover up Future stars.

With this move in sight, some tall
scrambling to cover up" future stars
is likely on the part of organized
forces. Minor leaguers now being
tried out at the big league training
camps are under probationary con
tracts. If they are not quite ripe for
the big show they will have to sign
new contracts with the teams to
which they are returned and the
Federals plan to jump In and nail the
best of the talent before they are re-
turned to the minors. The major
league clubs must reduce their play
ing forces to twenty-five men early In
the season and Gilmore sees fat pick
ing ahead. With sixteen major league
clubs in the south and all having at
least a half dozen men who will have
ito be cut adrift Gilmore's plan is be-
Ilieved to. be to raid the organized
baseball army of recruits. In addi-
tion to the big leagues, several Inter
national league clubs are in the south
and with the American association re-
cruits there will be more than $50
players which Gilmore may have to
pick from.
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FRATERNAL UARna
MASONIC

Meet II K. Of ? bu,ld.,.
Xxx ner Of Fifth and Rlo os = !
49, .es,,,. Eagle Lodge No. l. hs's. ]
REGULAR meeting the first { a M !
evening Of each month. A0lsl
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DIR. BRUCE L. GILFILLAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Once 621h Main street, osa
W.nger Bros. store. Bell 'phone Nv
Black.
residence 317 North Fourth stree
Bell phone 12s0Red.
Hours-10.12 a. m. "a p. N. 9
y LII. Sunday by appointment.
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Baskets Huiskamp, G; Parsons,
l15; Jenkins, 4; Vaughn, Devero, FL
ilington, 4 Noelke, 2; McGrath, 2.
Free throws: Noelke.
Referee: Orsborn.
| Timekeeper and scorer: Lumberg.
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|, Q. W. Sandberg City Clerk Of the City of
Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is true and cor
rect list of the candidates for nomination to the
office OF Mayor and Councilmen Of the City Of
keokuk, Iowa, as they are to appear upon the
Primary Ballot of the Primary Election Of the
said city, to be held on March 16, 1914.
Attest:
o. W. SANDBERG.
City Clerk Of the said City of Keokuk
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VIII Entertain Team.

Harry Duncan, a Keokuk man, who
IS attending Northwestern, wired DR..
r. Z. Reid, yesterday, that the high
school squad we're to be the guests OF
his fraternity while In Evanston.
During the afternoon special deliv-
cry letter came, emphasizing the
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livingston. Mary. Garrison. Nd.
Llewelling. Mrs =. NJ, san Francisco.
London. Meyer. New York
Loring. Robert, Boston.
Lothian. Anna s.
Lucas. Colonel l.. c.. and wife, Philadel-
,hia.
Lucking, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred. Detroit.
Luhnow. saddle, Chicago.
Iutz. Amelia r., fremont. Ohio.
Iohm, Albert, CiarksburE, ". Va
Levy. DR. l. NJ, New York.
Levy. Mrs. Adoph.
lew Misses. New York
Leigh. Philip. New York
Isavitt. Alice u. Boston.
Lorergan, VI. f., Brooklyn.
Lane. l.. G.. and family, philadelphia.
Lapham, Mrs. J. uutss and maid. New
FORK.
Leggett. Henry, New York
LeouRhbridge. Mary W. Peoria, Ill
Loveroni Eivira, ThSmareld centre. Maze.
Lewis, Isabel r. New York city.
Iintott, Miss o. Newark. y.
LOOMS, Corinne. Wlnchester Mass
JovemBn. Leonori, Cambridge, Mas
Iusk, William g. saranao Lake. y.
Lynch, Mary Helen. Pasadena. Cal.
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In the supplemental list Of names ~
Americans registered with the citizens
committee in London. published below. are
many we'll known Americans
Anderson, f. director, washington
n e." NAV possibly he Medical Director
Frank Anderson ot the United states
Nav. Board OF Medical Examiners.
Nrs Gould Brokaw. whose name Is
given. was Mary Blair when she was
married 70 W Gould BrokaN. She was
the daughter Of James y. Blair. banker
OF t-henango. y \. y Bullarl BLAIR is
brother Mary Blair became Mrs brohaN
I'm September. 1907 Two years later she
sued her husband for separation. IN
year more she sought divorce. A retetee
decided she ought to have the divorce ana
$4,000 year alimony ,.
" Alice Burpee. j.. Of Philadelphia.
IL widely known scotsman ana rose
grower
Hardin CRAIG vas for some years
member of the Princeton facu!ty' re =
now professor Of English IN the lnNers'ts
OF Minnesota Dr. Charles n Dowd ID
one OF the best known New York surgeons
We Is registered with his wife.
Frank x kellogg Of ST PAU was
counsel for the United states In the SUIT
10 dissolve STANDARD oil and the Union
Pacific and the Southern Pacihc rallroauS
Mrs. Kellogg is with him IN London,
DIR. JACOB L uIst " ll'' ~ " va -''N'
a Brooklyn specialist in gastro-enterology,
and with Or. +. Chalmevs Jameson Oh
BROOKLYN, eve specialist. !s known through
out the country. - IL,
Burton Holmes, the trsvelosue man ~
listed. -..,.. -.
Dispatches have told OF the activity OF
Dr Iohn II. Finley. Commissioner OF Eou-
cation of the state OF New York IN oehali
~ the stranded Americans. Henry Nalcott
Fsrnam. whose name Is down, IL pohtcai
economist Of note. for many years on me
Yale faculty. He IL the author OF "orks
In German and English and was 10 nave
been Roosevelt eNgh nge professor tor
reiI.lJ a: the University OF Berlin put
never got there. -,
prof william =. McElfresh is physi.
cist long on the Harvard faculty, but
since 1905 az williams College. Dr. Es-
bert Guernsey Rankin has prsctised medl-
zine I'm New York since 1879 ana Is az
tached TO Flower Hospital He !s the
author ot a book on external therapeutics
and a work on diseases Of the cHest
Never London went over to nj; end tne
Socialists world congress in vienna
Edgar Saltus. tn author, Is registered
lie is a New Yorker. who vas eaIca,eu
Il the Sorbonne, Paris, and - heiuTi'
Derg and Munich. His books 'n'luue
"rhs PHILOSOPHY of pisencnlntmsnt
The Pace Thit Kills, "lurp'' 'nd f'he
Women" ard The Monster
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A

Aidrch Am.y O. Sew York
titord, d. and Mrs. Greenborc. y. e. =.
Anderson, dir.c it, "ash'Ys''n' - -
Ayingz. kate, >tiwIorq, COM
Nbenheim. Richard, san francisco.
>5sns Miss Evelyn W, Mount vernon.
>aams. Victoria A.. Chicago 49,.
ADAMS, DR. and Mr.. W H N'r'n
y A Tier l.. Philadelph,s
Alters. Carl, New York
Ainsuorth. Maud. Portland. Ore
.i,emg.' E EthtI p Pht ps,iaP5eeh,.
Hi'.m' EnS sasaF On onahs' So9'
A sEsm' M Ss. sam D phuadtiphis
Allen 4 Theodore, Long Beicn. -
Alien, Mr. and Mrs, george. New York
s,,nons. ~ ana Mrs y e Illinois.
Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. sarre''' Ne"
AIn.,.r. Mrs. BERTHE. Ne7 lork
.vpti. william y Lancaster pa
Armstrong. Mr ans Mrs. Robert 4
A.f%s:,T:es, A Eya T. w rh &ss R9oi.
Ashiey, Kate x. Norfolk, Va,
ksthalttr, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs Nus
Alien. R NJ, Roanoke: va
Aistrom. J 7. Baltimore, Nd.
Ammeson, Mr.. and Mrs. ". y. Brooklyn
Arnold. Frank p. Braintr... Mass.
ttherton. sarah. wnkesbarre. Pa
Atkins. W. X. Massaehu.ettr
Atkins. r. g. Mas .1a1I
HSsti ir,' E,racs. - rhlad'lphi.
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Parry, W W, and wife New VOW
Parry. John. New yort INV
Parry. Anna, New YORK
Patterson, Mrs Thomas
Patterson, Robert l. Pit,sbur,
Perry. Harry H.. Denver, Col
Pan. John and wife and chtis s,,.I,
Philbn. Jesse. ''s' "
Philbin. Miss New York ci,y.
Pike, EVELYN, Lubbock Me
Miss. 10 Jackson
Pouehef. Mrs. Lillian scherr. GO. c.,
New York SUI tami 3.
ptess' Mrs :. NJ, Lacy, Washinr.o,
frcss. Abraham, Washington ""
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ADDITIONAL LIST OF AMERICANS
WHO ARE REGISTERED In LONDON
Many Well known Men Appear Among Supplemental
Names Cublcd TO THE Sun"-Dr. Finley. Active
in Relief Work, Is Himself Booked


s!snf. Yrs e: Moani Vernon. n. 7,
b & ,r.! M, Mr. MaTraT.i Boston, M..
s siisiH'' M & E. ), T. taunton Mass
s.ss:.s aI Isai: s.f.sS ! eisS' RI :" ). l.
Blessing. MARY A. Providence. R
MOOD. An Anna p. New I York ''
Rum Ma and Mrs. 4. l.. New YORK.
sleyer " o. and wife, Madison. Wis.
i1oliss. Msrsari,a n. Toledo. ohio.
B bo,Is,' p pf' r. H. L9 ysw v sgs'0n
BONNER, T.. Brooklyn. y y.
Boyd ~ c. Bloomfield. y. Y
Bottger, 4. Jersey city ~ j..
bowman. Emily, Versailles, New YORK,
Booth. Alsxina @. Louisville. Ky.
BSreh.Td, ' s. Sifc snd children. New
York.
Bowden. Henry " springfield. Macs
BOYD. Anna 6, ,Phllad.iphia.
Bradford Harold 8 Boston.
sT3aasr M sad M SI' j. rH Hss 4 ESS'''
, snrnnam J. W
s SsGsy y g. ' XII "a and dH aSiiS Rso.to
Brandt, Enid, San Francisco.
Brennan. A.. Peaccdale. r.. l.
Brown. Mr.. - r II. Providence
bridges, NJ and Mrs' X II caiiforn.
srlshtmS%' Mrs u. and niece. Bolton.
Brill. Mrs. Dora Brooklyn. y. Y
BuSing. Mrs. Emily.
BROOKE. 4 Diana. silver creek. Ny
Brophy, Alice \, Jamaica Plain. Mass
hroph'. Katharine VI. Boston.
Brokaw, Mrs Gould
Brokett Mabel \. Bristol, Conn.
bronkhorgt Mrs. J., Boston.
Brown. Mrs. Alexander. Cleveland.
Brown. I Hssssll Boston
srO o M Mar q. Il New Sf York so''
Brown, Mary. Baltimore
Browne, Ethel n. Baltimore
srowneii Ruth Tuscaloosa. Ala
Brown. Geraldine, Htnsdale, Illinois.
Bronx, Mr. and Mrs. Henry. and maid.
Brown. Alexander p. philadelphia.
Brown. bly, Minneapolis.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. 4, Birminghs m.
ALI
brownie. Mr.. s.. Detroit,
Bruce. Mrs. NJ. Jr.. Springfield. Ohio.
Bryars. NJ, ST. Louis
Buck. Or. r; II. and Mrs. chicago.
Buckley. Julia. Forestville. Conn.
Budd. Miss S, R. and party.
Duist Jennie b., philadelphia
Buhnoh. Mr.. and Mrs. and Mise. Los An.
RSSssss. Sir: ;" g. N1 T., t %as.aohu.ot,.
Burgess Lew j., wife and daughter.
LtnFtNlllei ONO.
Ruler. ". :, New York
Burton. Z. c. and wife, Massachusetts.
Burn. Alice 81, Brooklyn.
Burroughs. Mrs. ".
Burt, Alice, Chicago.
Burke, Arthur, Walthstn. Msss
Buruham, Jessie r. Walthain, Mass
BUR. n. r. and wife.
Bur. Beatrice, New Bedford. Mas
Burt. Florence, Van Vert, Ohio
Burton, Mrs. J. c.. Lynchburg Va
Burton. Una, Lynchburg. Va.
Butterneld, Frances NJ. Owosso, Mich
sutterworth. Mrs. VI. l.. Boston.
Butz, W. g, sni Mrs, state College Pa
5yers. Z. L. Huntington. Ind.
ByeTs. Mrs. Z. Y, Huntington, Ind.
bymee. s.. Philadelphia.
Brown, l., Norfolk. Va.
Branm. Mr.. and Mrs. james. New York
Bookman. Mrs. ana Miss and maid. New
York
Bleckw.hl, L. A., Philadciphia
Bernhe.mer, Mrs. W. r..
Bern heinier, Mrs. -.
Bernheimer. W. New York
Bell. Mrs. Gordon Kno" and son, Ncs
York
Bargrr, T. !, Norfolk Va
Baunister. Helen. -. Louis
Baggan, August Baltimore.
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EIaHe Otto l.. ana wife. fa-. ....
hamsey Mr. 7. =. san Antoine ",
Itiley, Florence, Wellesley. Mae
kober''on. Alice /. SomeryiI'e. Me-.
robertson. Rhodes. Boston
Robinson. Alice. Columbu Ont.
ko'kstroh, j., Dlnville III
howel, Mrs. Faaay New YORK
tanerty r, and Wi.e, santa An. -,
Randall g. H. Boston
hitandaii. the Rev. (. H Poultnev =,
Rcroch, Jean. New York
Ringland, Nellie e.. OsveRo -
Roberts George, san Jose, Cal
Robinson. Mrs W. y, Chicago
Rosenhc i'm, Mrs. san Fraruisro .
Pugg. Mr. and FRS.
hiegel Ella. Philadelphia
Russell Misc l.
Ra1mlker Frank
Rankin. = =, Albany
h1nkin. Dr. y. 4. New. Yori
Rankin. Z. Albany.
Read, Ms. J A, ~ AnEeles
Esenk. Theodore. Hoboken. \
kenric's, Agnes y, sad party. N.p ;,,.
Richards. Lucy A.. Newark y
Roberts. Lucy A.. Newark y ]
Roberts. Nrs. II. L. and family. Dave.
,ort. Ia
Robinson, CarolinA. Minn.apous
Rcg'rr. Mrs Alice A. Boston
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M,eonosle. Mrs ,pulp;hi Nine az.
Macy. Mrs. Gwen1olen O.. Denver
Mahon. " d, Detroit
Major. Alte, Anderson, South carollns
March. Miss Natalie. south orange, y. >.
March. Nrs. a. ;. South orange. y. y
Markell Mr. and Mrs Z. 7" birmingham
MarshsIl Myra H. \. ", somerville.
Masteres Mr. aud Mr., John. Oakland,
Martin. Henry. New YORK
Ma,sra Nina. ssndasky. .oh!o
Mltheits Annie. London y
Ms,heas ERA 'brooEi1S
Melchor Y New lorI
MM s!s.lt Mrs Gsorsss u r. . :, Paul MINI
Miller. Bertha ?. Philadelphia.
Miiie,t, Mr. and Mrs stephen g New
M'us Mr. and Mrs e. II. Texs.
Mitchell Anna T.. orange, y =
MI hell Mrs. \. J.
Mitchell. Louise
Meurve. LIMA Day Kansas
Morgan. Elizabeth, Atlanta. Ga
Mors1n' Tlhom2ns I. Atlanta, @.
MorInnl, Mrs. J De and children, Buffalo
Nose, Frances, ciaslnPsn
Mos, John. Jr., Phiisdelphis
Nsyfr G!R'l Il E H. l'2 Y pos 3 T.,
Mcclure. Mabel, Modesto ca.
McComb. Mr.. aad Mrs j. scott, > Y.
NacCracken Helen. Germantown, Pa.
MsEiire.h, Sir. ana Mrs. W +, Williams.
MeGa,ne.s,. Mary Frances, New York.
MCINTYRE. Mrs, W A, ,New York
Mcintyre, Miss j.. New York
Mcmahon, Mary +, Cambridgc. Mass
Mcouestion. Gertrude !. wsitham. Mass.
Muller. Lille, New York
Morgan. Mrs george II.
Moore, Dr.. and Mrs Rose, Los Angeles
Neschter Mir and Mrs, Bethlehem, Pa.
Merrick, J Vaughan. Jr., Philadelphia.
SIRE SKss. 2 2 b: san Francisco
Mccall ". H. Hendren.
Macy, Mrs J. T. Denver.
Mocalley. Mrs. Mary X, and Marie. Chi
Mcintyre, claire. Brooklyn
Mack. Joseph, New York
MacLeish, Archibald.
MdoMarrsy, ii. V, A. washington
MADDEN Anna T. Rochester, y.
Madden. Elise, Rochester y. Y.
Madden, Mary L, Rochester, y. 7.
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Mccormick, J H. Albany. y. ,.
Mccullough Francis J Davenport. Ia.
Mcclure, h. V. New York.
Miller. Frances, Chicago.
Miller Mrs. Charles Gibbons. Chicago.
Mitchell winifred,s Soy .,gs York York vo-,
Moore. Douglas /, Chicago.
Morrison. Mrs. l. y. G.. Bryn Mswr Pa.
Morton, Frank Fred. omaha Sch.