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satin embroidered in pastel shades, and
bodice beaded in crystals. Her long
veil of tulle reached to the hem Of the
train. and she carried a shower of pale
lavender orchids and white sweet peas.
Miss Mary Glenn, who was her sis
ters only attendant. wore white or
CANDY over apple green satin, with
girdle of the green, and green tulle
hat faced with black chiffon Her flow
ers were sunburst and Dorothy Perkins
roses and white orchids. The best man
was Mr.. Chalmers Kendall Bryce of
New York. the bridegrooms only broth
err. The ushers were Mr.. John J. Glenn,
Mr.. Robert Glenn. Ensign Venning
Couchman and Ensign Harold Moulton.
Following the ceremony there was a
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marguerites. Mr.. Lucien Fl. Cooke, ire
of Roanoke. Va, was best man.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. ]. 8. Alfriend, rector Of the church,
West Virginia. The music was by the
vested choir of the church. Among the
guests from a distance were DR.. and,
Mrs. John Van Rensselaer, Of Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Forbes Of Bale
timore. Miss Maud Campbell Of Crooks,
line. Mass: Miss Elizabeth Cameron
Paris, France; Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert.
Harrisburg Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien
H. Cooke. Roanoke, Va: Miss Matte
Cooke of Hollins institute. Va: DR..
w. Hill of Atlanta Ga: Miss Jean
Cameron of Petersburg, Va: Miss Ella
Cameron Of Petersburg, Va; Miss
Frances Cooke Of Roanoke. Va, and
Mr.. Edward Haxau Campbell Of Eliza
beth, N. ].
Mrs. C. W. Russell, wife Of the former
minister to Persia, will leave this week
to join her daughter. Mrs. Alfred ].
Ogston, and her sister. Miss Mosby.
her marriage in February was Miss
Lucy v. Russell. Mr.. Ogston. who Is the
British consul at Galveston. Is tho son
Of Sir Alexander Ogston Of Aberdeen.
Scotland.
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis enter.
tanned Informally at q luncheon Thurs.
day at the Shoreham in honor Of Mrs.
Lewis Nixon Of New York, who was
here for a short stay.
Miss Frances Sullivan Of Philade1phiA
is the house guest of Miss Gladys
Hinckley.
Mrs. Augustus P. Gardner will spend
part Of the summer with her ison-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs J. Grafton
Minot, who have a cottage at Mingo
Beach, Beverly. Mass.
Mr. Richardson Gibson viii return to
Washington this week from Cape May,
where he is now with Mira Gibson and
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson. who have q
cottage for the season.
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War, received with Mrs. Thompson in
the f1ower-decked drawing room. and
later gave charming program OF
songs.
This is one of the series Of enter
tainments given under the auspices OF
the army and navy committee of the
Church of the Covenant to assist in
providing amusement for these young
officers
The guests present included Rev. DR..
Charles Wood. pastor OF the Church OF
the Covenant. and Mrs. Wood. who re-
turned from jamestown for the occa-
sion. and a number of young girls.
While the American flag as part of the
church decoration for military we'd
ding has become familiar. especially
since this country entered the war, yes
terday's wedding in st. Johns, La
fayette square, of Miss Elizabeth Hard
ing and Mr.. Frederick Henry Prince
was the first at which the flag of an
other nation appeared side by side with
the Stars and Stripes. In recognition OF
the bridegroom's connection with the
French Aviation Corps. In which ne
holds the rank of lieutenant. the tri-
color of France was displayed In a
standard of huge ferns at the left of the
altar, the American colors being SINH
lariy shown on the right; AT the Mob
renschildt-McAdoo wedding in the
same church two months ago the flags
OF America and Russia were to have
been displayed together on either side
OIL the dltdf, out through tHe ldiluIe VI
| the Russian flag to reach here in time
| only the American flag was in evidence.
The floral decoration of the church
yesterday was elaborate and beautiful.
Among the guests were the President
and Mrs. Wilson, the French ambassa-
dor and Nine. Jusserand. Mrs. William
A. Slater. Mrs. William A. Slater. jr..
Mrs. Dorothy Mccombs. Mrs. Joseph
| Letter. Mrs. John R. Williams, Mrs VIII
liam Corcoran Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs Henri de
Sibour. Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell,
| Mrs. James F. Barbour. Mrs. Edward
Beale Mclean. Mrs Cary Grayson. Miss
Dorothy shuey. Mr.. Christopher Smith.
Mrs Clark E; Waggaman. Miss Mar
Frederick Gillett. the Misses Hoar.
Mrs. Oscar Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A Mum. Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. Mrs. George Cabot Lodge, Mrs.
Axsel Wichfeld. Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis. Hon. Thomas Spring Rice, Mrs.
Miss Helen Patten. Mrs. John Sidney
Webb. Miss Jane Sands. Miss Eleanora
Morgan, Mr.. Gerald May, Mrs David s.
Hendrick and Miss Lillian Hendrick.
Gen. and Mrs Gorgas and Mrs. Richard
Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum enter
| tanned an informal dinner party last
evening at the Montgomery Club, their
guests including the bridal party of
Miss Elizabeth Harding and Mr..
Frederick Henry Prince. jr., whose
at st. Johns in Lafayette square. Mr..
and Mrs. Mum. who are at the Mum
house in Scott circle. came to Washing
ton for the wedding and will remain In
town Indefinitely.
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Mes. WILLIAM G.SIAUNTCN,
RprrFpIY 11ss. T1AR1E. A. SHARPE

were hosts at dinner last evening, en-
pertaining before the dance at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Major and Mrs. Harold wellington
Jones entertained informally at dinner
Club. their guests including Col. and
Mrs. Jesse Mel Carter and Col. and
Mrs. Frederick Reynolds.
Miss Louise Lacey entertained at din
ner last night at the Chevy Chase Club
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Frailey. Those asked to meet them
were Baron and Baroness Akerhielm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordval. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hutchins. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Walker. and Mr.. Walter Dwight Wilcox.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo have taken
the residence 1912 10th street. where
George Wickersham made their home
during their residence at Washington,
for next winter. and will move in when
Mrs. McAdoo returns to town, in Oc-
tober.
Mr.. de Mohrenschildt. second secre-
tary Of the Russian embassy. and Nine.
de Mohrenschildt. who have gone to
Mohrenschildt's father, Secretary Nc
Adoo. and Mrs. McAdoo, have a place
for the summer, will take the house
1850 Corcoran street in the autumn.
Commander Julio Dittborn, naval at
tache of the Chilean embassy. with
Nine. Dittborn and their children, are
spending the summer at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa.
Maj. Alfredo Ewing, military attache
of the Chilean embassy, accompanied
by Nine. Ewing and their children
will leave Washington the last Of the
month for Manhattan Beach, L. l.,
where they will remain until cool
weather.
Mr.. Albert B. Ruddock. second secre-
tary of the American legation at Bel
GUM. and Mrs Ruddock. with their
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reception at the Shoreham, where Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn are stopping during
their stay here. Among the guests,
r'"ich included many of Washington's
official and resident set. were Mrs.
i uoinas J. Bryce of Columbus, Ohio,
mother of the bridegroom: Mr.. Collin
Fyffe. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Eugene Felt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ericsson of Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. William Alden
Smith,. jr, of Grand Rapids. and a
number of the Naval Reserve Corps
from Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce left for their tenn
porary home at Annapolis after the re-
ception.
Mrs. E. W. scripps will leave In 4
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children, have taken a residence at
Chevy Chase for the summer.
Mrs. James Mcdonald and her son.
ington yesterday for New York. where
they will make short stay before
going to Southampton and Bar Harbor
for a series of visits. Mr. Campbell
will return in August to enter the Of
ficers' reserve camp at Fort Myer. and
Mrs Mcdonald will go to California.
where she will remain until October.
Col Frederick Reynolds of the Medi-
cal Corps. and Mrs. Reynolds, have
taken an apartment at 2141 Wyoming
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard, widow of
Former United States Ambassador Bay
mer at her old home in H street in or
der to be near her nephew. the son of
DR.. Shubrick Clymer, who recently
Joined the United States Army Medical
Corps and is now in training at Fort
Myer, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Slater will
remain in their Washington home in l
street throughout the summer. as their
son has Joined the Officers Reserve
Corps and is in training at Fort Myer,
Va.
The Church of the Covenant was the
scene of beautiful wedding yester-
day afternoon at 4:30, when Miss Helen
Glenn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ Glenn of Chicago, became the bride
of Mr.. Thomas Jerrold Bryce. also of
Chicago, who is a naval reserve officer
taking the special course at Annapolis
Easter lilies and pink gladioli inter-
mingled with palms, Australian ferns
and American flags adorned the chancel
aisles. making an effective setting for
the bridal party.
Rev Dr. Charles Wood. rector of the
church. off1ciated.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a charming gown
Of white chiffon draped over esh-col-
ored satin. with a court train of silver
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The French embassy was en- fete last
night for the celebration of the great
national holiday of France, July "a;
the ambassador and Nine Jusserano
as well as many of their American
friends, at large reception which be-
gan at $50 o'clock. The tricolor TO
which such added glory has come In the
within and without the embassy and
there were many flowers sent to the
hosts in recognition of the day to add
to the beauty of the apartments. Uni
eral countries added to the briliiancy
and interest Of the assemblage. the
music was stirringly patriotic. includ-
ing the singing of the French and
American national hymns.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
and members of the cabinet now In
town were among the representatives
of the government who felicitated the
versary.
Assisting in the evenings hospitality
were members of the embassy stan
Nine de Blanpre. wife of the naval at
fache Of the embassy. sang the MAR
seilles," assisted by a chorus Of male
voices. and Mr.. John Harrison. SINH
larly assisted. sang The Star Spangled
Banner" Mrs. Buckner Randolph play
ing the Accomplishments for both. The
happy celebration reached its climax
with the proposing by the ambassador
of toast to France.
The guests included NJ Tardieu. the
French high commissioner. and all the
members Of the French mission: the
British ambassador, Sir Cecil Spring
Rice: the Italian ambassador. Count oil
CelIere; the Japanese ambassador, Mr.
Aimaro Sato: the Russian ambassador.
Mr.. Boris Bakhmetieff: the Belgian
minister, NJ. de Cartier, and members OF
all therembassies and legations OF the
allied nations, and many of the ad.
ministration. congressional, army ana
navy and resident circles.
The Ladies of the Senate. the or
ganization recently formed of wives Of
senators or members of their house
holds, Of which Mrs Thomas r. Mar
shall, wife of the Vice President, was
elected president has recently made a
very handsome contribution to the Ma
tional American Red Cross in the form
Of an ambulance. with all the necessary
equipment. The members of the or
sanitation have been meeting every
Monday morning for several weeks to
sew for the Red Cross. their interest
in this work having brought about the
the majority of the senatorial families
nre represented. Among the officers in
addition to Mrs. Marshall are Mrs. AL
bert Cummins, Mrs. Francis Newlands.
Mrs. John w. Weeks, Mrs. James Reed,
Mrs Thomas P. Gore and Mrs Claude
Swanson.
ATTENDED the informal reception given
by MRS. Ross Thompson at her resi-
deuce, in Kalorama road. last evening
for about nfty OF the student Officers
La Sskszs 1iss Of The s.ezaeaz q
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| few days for California. Mr.. Scripps
will remain at Airlie, the country resi-
uence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
mann. in the Military road, which he
recently leased, and will have as his
guests for the summer his son and
| uaughter-in-1aw. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Scripps.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Henning Skippon
announce the engagement Of their
younger daughter. Mary Virginia. to Mr..
Walter Duffy. No date has been set for
| the wedding.
A number of Washington guests at
| Charles Town. w. Va. last evening of
Miss Barbara Fowle Campbell, daugh-
ter of former Senator and Mrs. William
| Campbell, and Lieut.. Hugh Johnson
| Hagan, United States Medical Reserve
Corps, son of Mrs. Lucien H. Cooke of
| Roanoke, Va. The ceremony took place
at the Zion Episcopal Church at $50
o'clock and was followed Immediately
| by a reception at the home of the
brides parents. The bride entered the
church with her father. who gave her
in marriage. She wore charming gown
of white tulle over cloth Of silver and
| a lace veil which = an heirloom in her
| family, having >sn worn by her pa
| wore a necklace Of pearls, gift Of the
| bridegroom, and carried a mum and
shower composed Of lilies of the valley.
Her attendants were Miss Frances
| Moore of Charles Town. who acted as
maid of honor, and Miss Jennie Cooke
| and Miss Alice lizard of Roanoke, Va;
Miss Rosa Nelson Mason, Miss Elizabeth
Beckwith, Miss Eleanor Eyster, Miss
Elizabeth Green and Miss Elouise Beck
| with, all of Charles Town. and Miss
| Ashton Woodman Of Charleston W.
| Va, bridesmaids. The maid Of honor
| wore a quaint gown of pink tulle over
a taffeta petticoat with hat of pale
pink Georgette crepe with silver ribbon,
| and carried La France roses. The.
bridesmaids Wore gowns of white Or
candle and ftlet lace. with wide sashes
and 1eghorn hats. They carried colonial
bouquets of pink snapdragons and
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VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK


TT years
celebrated their national fete day in the embassy Meridian hill and
large brilliant reception with which they last night recognized
fhe standpoint
seasons IT
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YESTERDAY the French
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Boston The BRIDE
of the peiest whom the present admin
has brought Washington She met at dinner party gwen
she married Mr. Prince connected with the French ava
an M Rs
his embassy the British ambassador
is little the of
crowded him of the
f5S;:"s; Is; +;
embassy Mr. Thomas beaumont
asf 5Sss:nsS s
Sss I ;;sa
made ballroom
last
pushed regions of the embassy
SIMILAR situation exists at the Russian embassy and Nine BORIS
IA ambassadors wife country
will months
embassy
recently acquired by the Russ but Of the h
built by Mrs George Pullman and never occupied unf the G go
did entertaining during the hrst year Of he resi-
The added the
building of which ballroom to augment the entertaining
another
with Mrs Thompson in
overlooked drawing
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Celebration of National Fete at French
Bring Washington Summer Season-Dinner Parties
While Smaller, Are as Numerous IN Midwinter;
Several of Last Week for Bridal Parties Given
Country Clubs--Wedding Yesterday at St. John Of
Miss Harding and Mr.. Prince eliminates War
time Wooing-Oficial Work Of Embassies
Crowds Two Ambassadors Out of House.
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were hosts at dinner last evening, en-
before the dance at the
Chevy Chase Club.
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The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
ATTENDED the informal reception given
by mrs. Ross Thompson at her resi-
deuce. in Kalorama road. last evening
for about fifty OF the student officers
from Fort Myer.
La. Raksrs riss pf the sscsataH ps
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children, have taken a residence at
Chevy Chase for the summer.
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Commander Julio Dittborn, naval at
tache of the Chilean embassy, with
Nine. Dittborn and their children, are
spending the summer at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa.
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Mrs. E. W. scripps will leave in .
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Henning Skippon
announce the engagement Of their
younger daughter. Mary Virginia. to Mr..
Walter Duffy. No date has been set for
the wedding
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-04

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The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-07-27
SHORTHORN MEN TO
MEET JULY 28TH

President Culver Crowder has call
ed a meeting of the Northwest Arkan-
sas Shorthorn Breeders Association
at Cave Springs, Saturday, July %,
and every steekman and farmer who
is interested in better grade of live
stock in this country is invited to at
tend. A general business session will
be held and basket picnic dinner will
be held at noon near the lake Farm
Demonstration Wilson, State Veteri-
marian Cow of Little Rock, Secretary
Art Lewis, State Stock Specialist
Sawyer of Fayetteville will be there
and make addresses. An attempt will
be made to organize a state sales
association, to make stock sales cas-
Ter. A big delegation of Benton
county farmers are expected and
many others from Washington and
Madison colnties have promised to
come.-Benton County Record.
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TIE following. IN the order printed,
will be called before the exemption
and examination board, and as many
as necessary will be drafted to fill up
the vacancies created in the=frst 70
On account Of exemptions:
433-Isaae l. Hopkins, Durham.
132q-Pat Masters. Fayetteville.
10-Joe H. Copeland, Cane Hill.
1045-R. ". Ratliff. Hazel Valley.
l03I-Omer FARRELL, Hazel Valley.
1860. O. Bossemeyer, Fayetteville
1331-Clarenee D. Miller, Fayetteville
l6S5-Antonio White, Fayetteville.
4S7-Charlie H. Moore, Lincoln.
l282-Gideon F. Hedrick, Fayetteville
1323-Wm. R. Lighton, Fayetteville.
1847-Wm. T. Jarvis, Springdale.
797-George W. Redfern, Blackburn.
140-Abel J. Farmer, Prairie Grove.
1526-L. Z. Trollinger, Fayetteville.
1922-Clarence E. Odle, Springdale.
1723-Edward P. Clarity, Fayetteville
f779-M. R. Stevens, Fayetteville.
1236-J. ". S. Edwards, Fayetteville.
2247-Gid W Walker, West Fork.
2O11-Geo. NJ Cheatham, Lincoln.
432-Neal H Himebaugh, Durham.
1s-Olva Earls Glidewell, Cane Hill.
652-Richard V NeilI, Habberton.
927-Moncy Stanley, Prairie Grove.
ftSt-Wilbur G. IOllar. FAYETTEVILLE.
739-John W Murrie, Summers.
155l-Mcnroy Adams, Fayetteville.
601-Oliver Williams, Johnson.
1322-Vernon Lindsey, Fayetteville.
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Clip This and Pin
On Wife'S Dresser
Cincinnati Man Tells How to Shrivel
Up Corns or Calluses So They
Lift OF With Fingers

Ouch ? This kind of rough
talk will be heard less here in town
if people troubled with corns will fol-
low the simple advice of this Gin
cinnati authority, who claims that a
few drops of drug called Freezone
when applied to a tender, aching
corn or hardened callus stops sore
ness at once, and soon the corn or cal
lus dries up and lifts right off with
out pain.
He says Freezone dries Immediately
and never inflames or even irritates
the surrounding skin. A small bot
tie of Freezone will cost very little
at any drug store, but will positively
remove every hard or soft corn or cal
lus from ones feet Millions of A
merican women will welcome this an
nouncement since the inauguration of
high heels If your druggist doesn't
have Freezone tell him to order
small bottle for you. (advt.)
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1146-Noah c. Adams, Fayetteville
1103-John A. L. Duncan, Elkins.
23f9-Clinton Shook, Carter.
1395-Wm H Tackett, Fayetteville
606-James Zuipo, Tonttown
182-John E. Shannon, Clyde
1771-Chas. Simmons, Fayetteville.
513-Roy J. Barron, Springdale.
46-Jessie White, Odell.
1651-Lynn W Osborne, Fayetteville
1099-William B. Clayton, EIkins.
1955-Benjamin F. Lilies, Springdale
1905 w Marshall, Fayetteville
223-Alyin Dunlap, Pennington.
2066-Otis M. Vanderpool, Lincoln.
1441-Leroy Broyles, Fayetteville
117-George L. Allen Prairie Grove
2330-Samuel J. Watts, Sulphur City
602-Lewis E. Wilson, Springdale.
390-Clarence o. Keys, Brentwood
2233-Fred Rutherford, West Fork.
75-Marcus S. Kinds, Spring Valley
1818-James Trolinger, Springdale.
772-Ira N. Cox, Blackburn.
1456-John F. Banner, Fayetteville
721-Clarence E. Heustis, SUNNI ers
1419-Fred Wilcox, Fayetteville.
2390-Ira Clark O'Neal, Winslow
786-Osear O. Karnes, Pitkin.
1549-Jefferson c. Wood, Fayetteville
1476-Jeptha E. Jones, Fayetteville
280-Ralph Shreve Pennington.
2322-Joe Stephens, Sulphur City.
1292-John H. Horne, Johnson.
972-Garland H Rief, Prairie Grove
983-James F. Blade, Prairie Grove
757-Vol W. Thomasson, Summers
966-C. O McCuistian. Prairie Grove
868-J. l. Rotramel, Prairie Grove.
2230-Oscar Reinold. West Fork
332-U. S. McAdoo, Prairie Grove.
20a0-H. F. Maddox, Prairie Grove.
379-James C. Dockery, Brentwood
2237-Geo. Stockburger, West Fork.
1560-Sidney W Benton, Fayetteville
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o36-H. W. Greathouse, Fayetteville.
l495-Roy E. Moore, Fayetteville.
548-Roy |. Holland, Springtown.
lZ6-Harrison W. Copley, Cane Hill.
l679-Clyde E. Walters, Fayette e.
l237-Hosea Elkins, Fayetteville.
I84,John G.. Jones, Blackburn
l(32-Lesley Howard, Fayetteville
755-Joe H. Speers, Summers.
107-Wallace Stevenson, Sonora.
l546-Henry Williams, Fayetteville.
l563-Charles c. Bolen, Fayetteville.
2099-J. E. MelIenger, Prairie Grove.
l369-Albert Reinold, Fayetteville.
6l6-Truman C. Campbell, Goshen.
373-William Calhoun, Brentwood
1676-Prinee A. Tharpe, Fayetteville.
l266-William A. Gray, Fayetteville.
189l-Reece NJ. Sullines, Springdale
775-Basvel Doyle, Blackburn
486-Willie Anda Mcdaniel, Lincoln.
692-Jesse Parker, Wheeler.
600-John Y. Wiekwire, Springdale.
1986-Chas.. V. Kineaid, Springdale
810-Joel NJ. Coleman, Wheeler.
1539-Harrison Wallin, Fayetteville.
1682-Ray Webb, Fayetteville.
507-James A. Aaron, Elm Springs.
309-C Brewster, Prairie Grove.
437-Riley Erwin MILAN, Durham.
1324-Henry A. Lower, Fayetteville.
604-Adolpho Zulpo, TontitoWn.
43-Elmer A Whitehouse, Odell.
2181-George NJ Winstead, Summers.
1763-Glen l. Presson, Fayetteville.
1548-Harve Ward, Fayetteville.
1264-Joserh W. Gray, Fayetteville.
1066-Jas A Vandiyer, Hazel Valley.
q24-Fred NJ. Shofner, Prairie Grove.
420-Witt Carttr, Durham.
I041-Fred Tenant, Summers.
1178-Carl E Brooks, Fayetteville.
514@John= {. Benson, Springdale.
2374-ArthQr f. Jones. WinsloW.