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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-17
Schilling'S
 Best
MRS. GARDNER DIES

TOMBSTONE. March 16. (SpeciaD A telephone message tonight brought the sad information of the sudden death Of Mrs. Allie Gardner, wife of Allie Gardner of this city, manager of the Huaohuca Water Company, and one of the best known men in the southern part of the state.
 Mrs. Gardner went to Tucson to at tend meeting Of the Eastern Star and her death was extremely sudden. Ire mic poisoning was the cause. Funeral arrangements will be announced later
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-17

According to Berlin advices number of French prisoners taken by Germans in the actions around Verdun now is 10000.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-17
HUSBAND SAVED
 HIS WIFE
Stopped Most Terrible Suf- fering by Getting Her Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegeta-
 bic Compound.

Denison, Texas. After my little girl was born two years ago l began sui
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-17

For the past year Howard Blum has been delivering The Review for Upper Lowell customers. He is thir- teen years old and goes to the Lowell school. being in the high 7th grade.
 Howard has his mind set on the study of medicine when he becomes of age The youngster declares that if the Lowell people will aid him in winning the prize in the News Boys Campaign he will give them the best service possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-17

1erlng WlUn 1emale trouble and could hardly do my work. l was very nervous but just kept drag ging on until las t summer when l got
 where 1 could not do
 my work. l would
 have a chill every
 day and hot flashes
 and dizzy spells and my head would al
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-17
BATTLE OF WACO AT THE LYRIC

DH -L UT INF7OO N TIE = FIO
 ''The Battle of Naco" will be shown at the Lyric theatre Saturday. The picture shows General Gales taking possession of the town, and confiscat- ing all the liquor in the town which is afterwards destroyed. The picture ought to prove real interesting.
 Today's program will include tho tenth episode of the mysterious cpl code, "The Black Box and very good comedy
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-17
BIDS ON AUTO TRUCKS.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Bids to supply automobile trucks for military use in Mexico were opened at the Army Building Colonel Smith, Depot QUartermaster. said one thousand could be obtained almost immediately. Forty four motor trucks of one and half tons capacity are wanted.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-08
MANN FAMILY REUNION
HELD IN FORREST CITY

The Forrest city tArkaneaa) pap
era have interesting accounts OF the
reunion of the Mann family in that
city on Thanksgiving day, among tho
participants therein being MIRA, hb.
SALON Knox and her ION. James, OF
ShephcrdWown. Mra. V. V. Mann.
tho head Of tho family. although In
her seth year. waa among tho hap.
piaat and liyeltem of thoae who cele.
brafed the occasion Flftyfyo chill
den. grandchildren and great grand
children worc present An entire
eoor Of the Hotel Marion war re-
aeryed for The feaflviiles on Thanke-
,lyjng day which Included not
able fean that Wa enjoyed by the
epifre clan. Mra Knnx'a arrival IN
ovucc'cd hy III aa4e fwo Of her bro
.hefs. waa n rcnpine surpriae. and
thc devoted members NJ the family
laughed and cried alternately and
came miphiy near hugeing her TO
death when She made her appear,
ancc.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-08
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of the authority vested
in them by a deed of trust made ny
The Southern Merchant Tailoring
Company of Martinsburg, West Vir-
ginia. corporation, (the name of
which was subsequently changer TO
Berkeley Manufacturing Company :
to them dated the 14th day Of Septem-
Der, 1908, and recorded in the office
of the clerk of the County Court of
Berkeley County. West Virginia. in
Deed Book No. los. page 400. the un-
ierslgned trustees will offer for sale
at public auction at the front door
of the court house in Martinsburg.
Berkeley County. W. Va. on
SATURDAY., DECEMBER 16, 1915,
At 100 O'clock ?. NJ,
that certain lot OF ground. with its
improvements. recently designated as
The Casino. situate on the south
side of West King street in Martins
burg, in said county, between College
street and Maple avenue, fronting -
feet. more or less, on said King
street ard running back southwardly
of equal width about 205 feet. being
part of Lot No 12S as designated
0 nthe general plan OF said Martins
burg.
This lot is improved by a substan-
tial BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE. two
stories and basement. II is fine
business location.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third of the purchase money
cash on day of sale, the residue in
two equal annual payments, with in
terest, the deferred payments to be
secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold with covenant for in.
surance sufficient to cover such resi-
due of purchase money.
d. c. WESTENHANER,
a {. NADENBOUSCH.
Trustees
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-08
CHEAPER "GAS" is
A FLORIDA PROMISE:
Latest Liquid Substitute Quot
ed At SIC A Gallon.
.tBy International News servlce)

10y International News Servlce)
Miami. Fla, Dec. S-AlcoEaa rs the
latest liquid manufactured to be used
for the propulsion of automobiles III
siead Of gasoline. Charles Abbey Is
the inventor and Carl g. Wciderling.
of Fort Bouderdale. Fla, il backing
him in his efforts to get the fluid on
the market
The new gas Is being manufactured
N small qualities in an improviBcd
plant The llaaId Ia composed large-
lv Of alcohol, which is manufactured
from Green corn stalks or any other
sort of green vegetable matter
Mr.. Abbey la chemist Of eonald.
cradle note. having for many years
been employed by the pure food de-
parlment Of the Hungarian Govern.
ment In his experiments here Mr.
'hbcy started tho engine of nov
automobile with the liquid without
arsl heating the enelne The automo.
bile was driven several miles, and ap.
narenty aa much power was obtain.
"a from alcoFaA az would have been
occurred from gasoline Tho burning
If The aleofaa DID not leave carbon
m the cylinder
The inventor claims 70 be able to
manufacture aleoaap a. cost Of i've
and fraction cents rallon Some
Adjustments oil automobile carbnre.
tara are necessary before changing
from gasoline 20 alcogas More com
alete experiments are 20 be conduct.
ID with The fluid shortly ~ Dir aa
'amoble manufacturing plant IN Tho
East
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-08
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
A few appucatons of Sage Tea and
Sulphur brings back its vlgor'
color. gloss and thickness

Common garden sage bre7re3 into a
heavy tea wi-h sulphur and a-co1oi
aided. will turn gray, stEea6ed and iadad
hair beautifully DARK and luxurlanI, re-
move every bit OF dandruff, stop scaI?
itching and falling hair. Just u"
applications will prove a revelation II
your hair Is fading, gray or drE. seFas
CIV and thin. Mixing TIE sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe AZ home, though, :
troublesome. An easier way Is % ct t@e
Yeadv.to-u=e tonic. costing about 80 cents
a large bottle az drug stores, Known %
@wveth's Sace and sulphur Hair Rem
sdv's thus avoiding a ~ Of MUS.
While wisPy. gray. faded hair u not
sinful, we ali desire 70 retain our yoltA-
f1l appearances ard aetraetiTeaess. -
darEening your hair with Wyeth's sage
and Sulrru-. 10 ocs can EEL, b@-c2rse u
does il % naturally, - evenly. You Just
DAMIEN a sponge or soft brush ~Ita II
and draw this through voar hair, taking
one small strand a. tire = r7osnla2
III gray hairs bave DISAPPEARED azd'
aftar another application or Two, y2lr
hair becomes beautifully DARK, g'ossF'
~oft ard luxurialt-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-08
STATE FEARS FLOOD
OF CHARITY PATIENTS


Denver Cole, Dec S.--Charity and
sociological workers of Colorado have
aroused the state against tho Kent
bill, which IL before Congress and
which they SAY threatens to make
this state the dumping ground OF the
poor and allnC from all over the
country Under the Kent bill the Gov
eminent is to be pledged 20 appropri.
ate rs cents day for the care OF a
tuborcular patient who 10 forced to
leave home in search OF health, II
also obligatcs the state or commun,
ity 70 which the patient removes to
pay like sum for his support The
argument of the charity workers IL
that scarcely n victim of Tuberculosis
the country around would hesitate TO
move to Colorado or some sister noun
tain state in face or public guaran.
tee of 81 10 day and nothing to do
but ret we'll When the government
aid ceased. "A il would at the end
of six months. the patient would be
come public charge solely on the
state
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some SCHEMES THAT
UNCLE SAM STOPPED
The "Work-at- Home Fraud
Finds Many Victims.

Ono OF the many worlt'athome
schemes which the United States Post
Office Department has been called up.
on to suppress ia that of tho Super
ior Supply Company of South Haven.
Mich. This concern advertised for
ladies' To make shields Mt homo, ats.
ing that the work IL simply plain
sewing" and can be done by anyone
who can put on bindings and can
stitch neatly"
The applicant was to send 90 cents
for sample shield and was promised
payment at the rate OF $40 per hun
dred for all of the shields made which
were acceptable to the concern.
Government investigation showed
thnt out OF 1000 women who had re-
mitted 30 centa. the work of only a
few hundred was accepted, This In
spite OF tho fact that much OF this
work wns even more neatly done than
the original sample.
Inc 'VlueHtp III THIN CHfe CieHtiy
showed thnt II was not the purpose
Of the concern to give employment TO
needy women. but DO sell its protec
tors at 30 centa each. A Port Officn
frnud order was therefore iagued de-
nying the company tho usc of the
malls.
Numerous other almllar schemos
hive come under the bun OF the Gov
eminent, such M Universal Record
Company, Tor o, Can. copying
llntn California Lace Company, Lon
Angeles. Cal, (eroehetIng); New
York Supply Company. New Yorh
city, tcrochetpgl; Brooks Copy Com
pany. Washington, d. C.. copying let
tera): Tiger Mfg Company Kansas
city. Mo. tmat Il apronsl; Lewis
]. Marshall, Llsb d Falls, Me-, tmak
ing necktles)
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pa,c''ANiSM RULES
BETWEEN NATIONS
Speaker. Declares Time Has
Come For Cooperation.
10y international News servioe)

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec b" Europo's
tragedy disclosed the essential pa.
ganism of modern international rcla.
tons" the Rev. Sidney l. Guliok, Of
New York. told the National Reform
Association here today He con.
tinued:
For decades her statesmen and
citizens, have been definitely prepar-
ing for conflict Had the churches Of
Europe and America done their duty
in finding Christian ways OF settling
International difficulties and of pro-
noting International confidence and
good Will? For decades 4 few pacihsts
had proposed judicial methods for
solving difficulties between nations.
What support did the churches give
10 these proposals and efforts?
War talk is developing in the
United States. Threatening words
and defiant looks are being hurled
across the Atlantic and the Pacific
World conquest and control, through
lavish use of 'booms and dollars are
being urged by American impcrahst-
ie expansionists.
Has not the time come for mobil-
ling the Christian fnrccs of Amerl.
"a and of the world for establlshinc
Christian internationalism2 Church
es and Christians must cooperate.
This cooperation The World Alliance
makes possible for protestants. Let
every congregation In America take
| ts part; let 1t establish a peace
makers committee. and }cf every
church member study world states
manship."
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TIE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA;
At rules hold In the Clerks office
of the Circuit Court for the County
Of Berkeley on Monday the 9Th day
n November. 1915
Mildred p. Grannigan. Plaintiff.
vs.
Robert T. GranHiPan Defendant
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain decree for absolute divorce.
And affidavit having. been Einde that
he said defendant i8 nonresident
II this State, the said defendant ls
-equired to appear within one month
tfer the date Of the first publication
II this order. In the Clerks office
" our said Court and do what IA
necessary 10 protect his interesta.
II is ordered that copy OF this
rider be forthwith published once a
0eek For four consecutive weeks In
D.. Evening Journal. a newspaper
printed In the town OF Martlnaburg
The County Of Berkeley. and be
a0sted al the front door oi the Court
House Of Berkeley County al least
weuty days before judgment or De
anee is rendered
l. Dew GERHARDT. Clerk
~. a. Downs. ATTY for Plaintiff
II - ltwk 4wk Sat
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PRESENTS COAT OF
ARMS TO PARKERS8URG

Ex Governor Albert B. White, pre-
scented Parkersburg With a coat OF
anus Of the state Of West Virginia,
which he secured while serving as
governor After retiring from Office
he brought the coat Of arms 10 that
city He rendered It 10 the city TO be
aeed whenever an occasion demand
ID H. The sim Ia equipped with
eIacir.c wiring and sockets for the
Grbts i was accepted by The city
and will he used on auapleioua occas
Ions
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SUPERINTENDENT MEETlNG

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of The Bank Of Martins
burg VIII be held at the Bank on
Tuesday January 9Th. 1917 between
the hours of II 4. IN. and / p. III.
The meeting IS for the purpose Of
eleetinr Board Of Directors and
the transaction Of such other bust
ness rs may properly come before IT,.
Z L. wk wks \. .. DARBY Cashier
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iALAF-LltE TO l4HhE Ia dHOLiit-E pm P
or the state. ! VIII sell al my, resi-
donce ~ Nancleve4vle On
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1916
Beginning at p. M, Sharp
he following personal property, 70.
wit:
ONE BUGGY
in first class running order, / spring
wagon / SET siagie harness. new, /
leather halter ! garden plow
large iron kettle ard ring, Enter
prise meat cuttrs, Enterprise sau-
sage suffer and lard press qt size
1 cross cut saw. ! striking hammer
ard wedges / Knapsack sprayer
mattock. digging iron shovel hoes
fork axes. some carpenter tools,
tool chest, / good wise, 2 barrels good
vinegar. . stands bees. bee supplies
Q good pair sheep shear.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Ono large roll curtain desk,
sideboard. large cupboard with
glass doors. Is n. extension table. Z
dining room chairs, 2 rocking chairs
i office chair. cradle stand
couch. . cot beds. OAK hedsteada
sets Of springs. 3 maftre RS, Old
time bureau with four large draw
ers: window blinds. window screens
screen doors. ice cream fre-zer,
wash tubs, i wrlnger. glass pars arr
crooks. one G-gal and one 5gal Jar
jelly glasses. water tumblers and dish
81. lamps. books, large Exeeis.o
cook stove. / double heater Goa
=.sva. base burner. good Woor
stoves and pipes. AID many other ar
,.cies too numerous 70 mention.
Fifteen Black Ninorca Hens. i
aa. old corr.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit ~ four months vii be- Civ
~ o. all SUMS o. $500 and upward
tne purchaser 10 give his aeg1,.a5.
aot= with approved security bearlni
interest from da,e. but T. pad a. ma
.1--fy. .rteres. RENTED. Payable 2
PEOPLES Trust co. Mar lasburg "a
To Ell SUNS under $3.50 cash vi
sa required on dag u sale. 30 pro.
err 10 b. removed until terms 9
=s.s are strictly complied 7t.4-
IRIS. p q EaE METRE.
+ ". DQtd Aucf
H4-xo3t BErsharr Clark
- r.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The stockholders of The Old Ma.
tional Bank Of Martinsburg are here
BY notified that the annual election
for not not less than five nor more
than twenty-one directors will be
held at the bank on the morning Of
Tuesday. January 9Th. 1917. between
the hours OF eleven and twelve
o'clock
G. w HILL Cashier
L : 16 % 80 6.
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NOTICES
ThIMRLE PARTY.

Every woman and girl is asked TO
come to the Young W-omen's Christ
ian League Home Friday night To the
Thimble Party. Bring along your
fancy work and sewing. Classes viii
be formed. L 81 ne
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thlSCELLANEOUS)

MEN-WoMEN WANT
ED-Sl00 month. Government jobs.
Vacancies constantly. Write I'M
mediately for list positions obtain.
able. Franklin Institute. Desk Y
Rocbastpr Y Ms
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=oR sALE-Ffne Clover-Timothy o.
Mixed Hay in bales. delivered Ward
McLauahan. both phones. Martins
- y "a X12
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good live men 10
work for the Order of Owls, either
in Martinsburg or other territory.
Salary or commission. See or write
II. c. Morgan, Supreme Organizer,
Hotel Berkeley, Martinsburs. W.
Va W-s7
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FOR SALE
(MlSCELlANE

FOR Mailing Lists 5000
names Of voters of city and county
Farmers l.st-those assessed with
real estate and those assessed WITH
personal property All typewriter
win post office address. Sec John
pqrara1. X-i5
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-08

ORDER Or POBl-ICR ION.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At rules held in the Clerks office
of the Circuit GouT for the County
of Berkeley on Monday, the 6th day
Of November. 1917,
John l.. Proctor, Receiver of the First
National Bank OF Aspinwan. n cor
poration. Plaintiff,
VS.
Bull Run Orchard Company, a eorpo
ration. Defendant
Tie object OF this suit Is to obtain
a decree fixing the amount OF the
debt due the complainant against tie
defendant and In default OF The pay.
ment thereof that the property at
taehed In this suit may be sold 70
satisfy said debt. and for such other
relief as may be necessary 10 the
promises.
And affidavit having been made
that the said defendant, Bun Hun
orchard Company, IS non resident
of lhfs STATE. the said defendant is
required u appear within one month
after the date Of tho first publication
OF this oraer. in the Clerks Office Of
our said Court. and do what is nee
.es safy to protect ts intere ~.
Il is ordered that a copy Of this
order be forthwith published once Il
week for four consecutive weeks IL
the Evening Journal newspaper,
printed in the town Of Martinsburg.
in the County Of Berkeley. aud be
posted al the front door OF the Court
House Of Berkeley County al Least
twenty daes before Judgment or Dc
cree IS rena ed
l.. De# GEaHARDT Clerk
II Il Emuert. A'8 for p'aintin
n 10 1twk awk
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-08

FOR sALE-Flne. strictly modern
brick residence. northwest correr
Of King and Church SITS. Fine 10.
cation for q physician or dentist Or
business Of various kinds. Neay
cheap 5 s Felker. Agent. KS
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WANTED
HELP WANTED

NANTED-Reliable colored boy over
Is years of age, work around house
and office. Apply X. Poole. Attor-
nev W-9S
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re Journal ror AL ne~s
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TIME TABLES. ETC

umBERLAND VALLEY n r.
~ TINE TABLE
In Effect Sunday. Nov. 26, 1916,
Al II p. Nj.
xDaily except Sunday.
sDaily
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FOR skLE-H0use on Rosemont Ad-
dress W-a0. this office
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~. Inn,na,-~,e.o .no asas'
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION

The Peoples Trust Company. cor
poration- Plaintiff.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY quickly loaned on best sscur
ny through Al ad here Costs Esrf
little
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

II Is 1twk 4wks
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0S'T

LosT-A gold eyeclass chain On
Maple ave. King or W Martin Re
ward if returned to 425 " Martin
XII
The Washington herald., 1916-12-13
women ARE VICTIMS
OF u. S. PAY system
Worker Writes of Hardships and
Thanks Washington Herald.

Women employees Of the District are
working long hours without time for
lunch, on salary that gives them no
chance to save. Their condition is voiced
by the following letter from one OF the
employees at the District convenience sta
tions:
Editor Tho WASHINGTON Herald:
write you these lines to let you know
that I appreciate what you are doing
for the government employees. but why
not say a word about US matrons?
We have charge Of these convenience
stations and we only get a salary Of
$3.50 per month. Now weygwork nine
hours a day and We get no time OF for
lunch hours. We have 10 punch q time
clock and we haye a foreman In charge
of us who Is wprse than Simon 1egree.
He Is the worst man I ever had to work
under and all the women say the same
hope we get better pay. We deserve
1t. We work hard and every other
city gives more. Congress is just,
hope, because they all have mothers. and
am sure they would not want their
own mothers to work as hard for as
small pay as We DO.
Now say a kind word for us women
in these stations and the Congressman
and the President will give US more pay.
You don't know how we hope for more
pay Get 1t for US. A MATRON
The Washington herald., 1916-12-13
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Special to n. w..Aiartoo Hsnh.

Special to ne Washington Heah.
New York, Dec NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
registered at hotels here include:
II. B. Ballon, Broztell; NJ. Britt. Herald
Square; F. B. Crowthwaite, Flanders; p.
W. Evans. Algonquin: J. w. Gimotz. Con-
tinental; r. w. Kittredge. Marseilles; w.
MacGloshan, Manhattan; @. H. Mark
ham, Bonta-Naragan; Miss A. Topham.
G. Topham, L. o. Armstrong, A. w.
Price, Breslin; Mrs. s. Woodward, Belle
claire; ]. ]. Baker, Grand: Mrs. NICK.
Bryant, Cumberland; R. NJ. Chapman,
waIlick; s. NJ. Ferguson. Van Cortland; /;
c Hemnick, Great Northern
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES.
I. Perlman, mems furnishing goods, no
tons and laces, Broadway Central Hotel
Latham-Mr Herberger, Mrs. Herber-
ger. J. E. Moorland.
MonticelIo-M. s. Hottenstein.
Herald Square,. Jordan. E. ]. Muir
ply, d. J. Gautt, NJ. Britt
Flanders-J. L. Lapidus, ]. W. Ancods,
Mrs. J. W. Alicods, W. H. Phillips.
wentworth-Miss N. Mager.
Netherland-Mrs. J. F. Mason, J. r.
Mason. -...'.' D.
Lathan-J. z. Moorland. ...
woodward-H. w. Pease.
Algonquin-E. E. Pratt.
Collingwood-Miss Wilson.
Navarre-A. E. Small. E. Brucker.
New Strands. H. Bennon.
Richmond-J. w. Buell.
wallick-P. Fl. Burke.
Churchill-C. Henney.
Broadway Central-w. Olxin.
Aberdeen C. w. Taylor. Mrs. A. TraS.