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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

iericc. II Will cause the wire. etc, 10
become hot. As tho greater the
amount or current the hotter the wire
becomes. 1t often happens that parts
become so hot as TO burn out" To pro
vent this. fuse. which will burn out
at an amperaEe lower than the device
II is supposed to protect. Is placed
IN series with the device. Cy burning
out u breaks or opens tho circuit be-
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device. or sort of Safcty-yalyc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
smnl, Pnckinr-Hou.e Grow,

STRATFORD. VA, January 5.-The
Stratford Packing Company. OF West
moreland County. has increased its
capital stock to $4,000. The object is
to enlarge the packing plan, in order
to meet increa demands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
GOOD ROADS MEETING
TO Be HELD THIS MONTH
Convention Mt Murphy's Hotel Will
&c Representative
Body.
GOVERNOR NAMES DELEGATES
Announcement Of Good Roads Asso-
citation Outlines Special Reasons
for Holding Conference on Road
Matters at This Time.

The Virginia Good Roads Association
announces that II expects to hold it's
seventh annual convention III Rich
mond on January -, lG and IL.
ITO some il may at first appear in.
cNDedicnt to hold "A convention OF this
character" the announcement says,
during the prcscu: crisis. This idea
WAS considered. but il WAS decided that
there were important problems. par
ticularly those occasioned by the war
which required consideration, and that
IL such mlustl ;al enterprises as road
improvements are unnecessarily linz
tied or postponed. business will suffer
for lack Of needed transportation IA
. cilitics and OF account ri the StoppaEc
Of construction work which furnishes
Il means OF livelihood TO many who arc
incapable OF aiding i'll carrying OF the
war. or who cannot now be employed
advantaEcously in such work.
The effect az tho war on road Inn
provcments under way aud contcm-
plated Will have special consideration.
and az attempt vii. bc made to deter
mine tho pol!cv tina, accords with wis
dom and ;ruc loyalty.
The ,asl; Of simplifying and perfect
road contradiction and maintenance is
conducted, which las been 50 we'll be-
gun. should be carried on. III order to
enable those ia charge Of such work
10 accomplish II more oHrcd:,iously and
ccononically, and 10 rs more definitely
the responsib N!is. for tHc expenditure
OF road funds, and the results obtained.
MANY REASONS FoK HOLDING
CONVENTION At THIS TIME
'i:csoluiioas VIII be adopted cubody
ing tho conclusions OF the convention
and every ono present VIII have an OPP
portuuty TO express their Sicws but
only members OF the association have
the ri-ht to vote on any question.
Membership ~ the association only
costs 81 per year.
9TH" National army cantonncr; at
Camp Lee is within easy reach OF Rich
iuond by both steam and electric lines.
and persons attending thix convention
viii have i good opportunity 10 visit
their relatives and friends at the camp.
"T'c Will only obtain improved roads
when and 10 the extent that the aver
age citizen is informed a. TO WHIT
good roads mean and how they can be
gotten. If YOU wish to sec road i'm
provcmcr' progress in this state. and
to bc carried on ia Al equitable and
efficient manner. come 10 this Convcn'
,ion o. sec that "A Representatives citi-
Ken 81 "our communists docs 80.
Tho headquarters OF the association
will tc at Murphy's Hotel and the scs-
aions Of the convention VIII bc held in
the auditorium N the Grace street
Annex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
STUART NAMES
DELEGATES no ROADS MEET NJ

Commissions were issued by Governor
Stuart yesterday TO thc following per
sons 10 be delegates 10 the seventh An :,
nusl convention OF tn" virginia Good
Roads Association. to be held III Rich
Inond January l.-l1;
it; G enEiat prtsG l'c''' w nowdoin.
nloyom, q. smith WnIisr. %na,m.soek. /: !.
lo,tesvlle !. u. Fr.y. Advance Mills; !.
". Eariey. Mt. Fair i. G White Red I'm;
John =. Martin, Scottsytllr. Edward Dun
can. u. F. -. 10. :, AI-xamdria; william ..
Wih"rr. Arlington; Robert L.. Walker.
Cherry,!ale: Lee II prc-s!er. Cov!neton: y.
*. Surber. clifton forSc: II Is. Rose, Blue
: Spring Run. n e Mariner, X. T.. D.,
Chula: w. e, Foster. Amelia: j. A Syd-
nor. itannboro; ". e. Moore. Amherst. l..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

William Foster aud Frank Fra
aIer. who arr in training AT Gang
Cleuous, =. c., haze both had til,
,ntluenas. and we're reported getting
along alright until Thursday when
Mr.. Foster received word that he,
husband was IN a serious con tliiop.
She left Thursday at noon 10 see
him.
A. ]. Irwin, ot Nsuleer. VAS her,
Monday having some ,ientsl work
done. He Is getting himself shsp
e.s up he says, to NJ to the aid VI
III. hoys ACROSS The seas A ,exi
ment made ny II men like Mr. IT.
vim, TO put 10 the lead. would soou
put the Germans back 10 the Rhine
Mr.. K, l., Montgomery and ismi.
w. .shu have been residents anc
valued citizens Of Dickson tnr thu
pas, lew years, moved this week /,
Marietta, Tia. where they will re,
side. During their residence here
they msde q host Of friends who ~,
grei TO give them ny a. citizens,
Y. n. McCospin, Of Dickson X
5. brought 10 this office Ssturfs,
two large turnips, Que VI which
weighed 8 pounds aud measure. q
inches In circumference. A. the
old adsas goes The proos Of Ii,
pudding is 10 the ias,:as' We car
,sssiiy 10 the fact, that they wer,
sw~e. aud tender.
Lee Baker who il attending Ii,
nivvrssty Of tennessee Army
Training Sehoel ai Knoxville, va.
summoned here Saturday on In.
II the death bis mother
Mrs John Baxter. Young Baxter i,
Just recovering fom a seva:s attach
; oi intiaenss. and vas quite feeble
He returned ,osKnoxYille thursday
Rev, ". W. Woodcock. Who 10
the pas, iew weeks hss been a
Blue Ridge 5. c., in training e.,
IL. n. {. A. work. va. here 6rs, o
,h@ week. He has completed BIZ
course and will 90 to Gsap No
Piers M. ia within the next tav
days 10 take up his sosk in Ia
eanp al TINT piscrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

A lev weeks ago | called a,,en-
ton 10 the lsci that October Ii,
would be the time fos the last pay,
ment on the Red Cross War Fund
Subscriptions | lind that very lev
have come in since tina, notice vas
published and that today there IL
over $500 10 Of unpaid subscrip.
tons | am asking tina, every dis.
trict chairman nee every subscriber
in person aud collect the balance
due "a the pledg. csrds II those
who are behind will see their die.
trtct chairman 1t once. /, Gill saw.
him tune aud trouble. and help
clear np this halsnee ] know that
il VS. the intention N every sub
Trihrr 10 pay IN full that sixusd a
pl%ds. card, ard ! believe IL !. due
10 ca,ele~.n~rS mote than anything
else that these subscriptions have
not been paid.
The Red Cruss has done 4 great
vosk, and III course il takes money.
aud you want TO have your share 10
il, and have had a sl,are. but 10 ~.
der TO do wha. you planned 10 do,
please sivs this balance on your
subscription prompt attention. |
should like very much 10 get these
subscriptions all 10 the hands Of
the chsirmen by the Iaa n this
month. snywAy. or sooner il possl
bic. W that when November Gomez.
| can report our County paid in
iu!l.
al 5ountins On each sahscrib-
er paying their subscriptions ia toll
~ seoo a. the matter 10 brought 10
their attention. either tv this ay,i-
c'- o, by the ds.iric, chairman. OF
in any other way. This 10 the time
lar " all to appreciate and do On,
very test 10 CARY tl, our plans In
hill to help win the var.
The Red Cross as deins its shsf~
Of the w,~k. and when you pu, your
money into IT. you are part Of The
great organization.
ID. II. HARRIS. Chm.
second War Fend Csmpaisn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25
MNNNNNNN
and Otherwise I

TN v;.,, x,,h ,uls,,y.s IN PANE
W. |. Pnksrton. II Cen,r-vilie.
,nent ssturiay here professionally,
Sunday here with hi. parents. pr
and Mrs l.. II. Wright
Mrs. Zoe Howell 81 White Rlub,
spent A portion NJ last week here
Yrs J. \, tapley. ei Nashville,
cAAe down SATURDAY 10 visit her
grandparents. Mr., aud Mrs, q, W.
Dodson.
tlst preacher oi Bon Aona, WAS here
Monday Wednesday, he leit to'
Terrell, rexxs, where he will rrsid-
Harris Shtasye ~ha holds posi-
ton With the lntet'stste toopersse
To-. at Memphis, wse here Monday
to s''end the tnn"tst and burial o.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

This y shy ~ ray Fssd y, A,
Thomas Hog Powder sccosding 10
directions. DO NOT FEED lT
SLOPPY. bot mi1 1t With ground
iced aud moisitn s,'h just ,snash
water IN make q cfutpbiy mash.
Then each hog gets /. b~o~iieasi
sio@. See full directions an psct.
ages Your money back il yoa ere
nn, sstis6ed,
Gel II at the ADdersen Hardware
Go. Dickson. Tenn r. u. Eu~ 4
Sons. Dickson. Kess~ 1, J. r. x~
Cleilsnd. Tennessee City. Gray 4
STARK. Cun,b.,isnd. Fusnsas. ssp-
sing d Sosksr. Duii. bfs.sB 4
Henry. White Bluff, Neal Aouos
LYi~.. W. ID. Bosiiyy a SOB. Bufss
adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25
hugh nEElY 70 HELP
HUal BACK the HUNS.

That the ultimate victory I'll III.
mocrscy and liberty may cone and
the hsnd II knltur stayed ior~y.I
ard forever 'th. ius.y.~econ6 nrm'
Der OF The Teni sss-esn aud Amer
can family has eune to Tene Hau,s
Ind. ior course 81 training 10 ths
mechanical training school there
preparatory 81 ". s.@saaa wtn. ihs
we'll known and p.vlhaions ks,s.,
II Germany. Hs 10 Hogh. NeeIy.
Far tine past two and n hall years
assistant marhinist in III. Tenaes
sean comparing rooJn,
Being ID q natural mschanicsl
turn oi mind. young Nicely eagerly
grasp~i the opportunity ~ s<rss
when Uncle Sam seni oui biz call
fos this branch And coming down
to a 6nes mechanical roint and q,
Neeleys mechanical turn a mind
no branch n the service ofsrs mms
opportunity 10 him than soos~cems
proficient IL plotting oae of Cneis
Sam large nmbn.snecs over The
.cene ~ battle. lending = helping
hand 10 the fallen and rushing
them Ia medical aid That BIZ
burning smh,,ion 10 help IN the
Ugh, TOT democracy
foong Nsely 10 pru~iuct oi
Dickson, Tenn, and Tasbox School
here. two Qualifications tha, spell
sucee@ m any high road nj lie,
and before ii il over the Ksi@ts will
likAty he saying M@ia Cot. be- "
slso . product Il An.ries.
During his employs men. On The
Tennessee. b. has .esved ~ q val.
uahle cog 10 the machinery ,ha,
grnds ont the daily ness TO IL.
r~aderA snd Oh. bet wishes aDd
regards oi nil bic irsensls 70 sith
him 10 The ss1yics --Mshvilie Ten.
nessean and American.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

Hugh Reeves. who in in The Ma,
w. spens Wednesday here with l.is
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rsuses
He ha. made TVS trims across the
| Atlantic since he has hesn in the
service,
Miss Hester Ke-ls. who III atssa.
ding school at fenness-s College.
n urifeasbofo. ia spending q lev
days here wish bes parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. kseIe.
Mrs. q. Hog+n aud litsls aaugh-
trr. oi Chicago. arrived hers Wed.
nesday for isw weeks visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Y l.,
Bright. aud other relatives aad
friends.
Roy Nurparee, who for sswsal
weeks has been locking. alter tl-
produce business, nj Alfalfa. Ga ,
Nv spending several days here with
his fsmily. and looking alter his
produce business here.
Homer l.. Grigsby and =. e..
Roberts on ven. 10 Trrntnu Wed.
nesday where the iorm.f wss mar,
ri-d today frhursisyl tonMiss An-
nie Laurie Dance. A Full report ei
the wedding will be- given In our
next issue.
J. A. Thomas. oi Dickson. was
in Wssefly Monday, being enseute
hotne With his sister, Mn. Amanda
GUN, she has been 90 an extended
visit TO both be aud DIR Cas.l-man.
at Charlotte. Mrs GUN 10 a Grip
pie OF thirty years standing. bot.
although born Aug ~. 1892 she
10 ~ spnahtly ~ much younger
woman, She will be- remembered
~ the wife OF X. VI GUN, the
Richlsnd Nurseryman Mr. Thomas
was 4 citizen oi ibis county many
years ago, - Humphreys County
Democrat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

County cnnven,,on II Allied
War Work Organizations.
All district Chairmsn aud their
Committee. will pl~1ss meet NJ
Dickson. r.nn.. mi the Presbyterian
Church. IN Oct D, ~ 1890 =, N
II II desired also ,hsl all ciiit-ns
interested In this Osesn,asaou
working 10 thar cs,np- i.a the vel
lsa III the boys alfred Tits D~et.
me. An address will b. delivered
by prominent sAf worker. and
auoss. lH The several disific,s will
t# iixsd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

House AMI lot knosn a the Lev
Hsit~ts plsee On McCrary Heights
"A hArssin II sold ., sncs. Terms
TO sui, our hasef. Also some cam
ei trait and other articles,
4 Nm. Ellen Randall.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

Turner Brown. con OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Brown. Of near Burns.
died Saturday night 81 influenza.
pueumonlA and wss buried Monday
10 the Bro~n graveyard 90 Nails
Greek. He is survived by a vile
aud five children. three Of whom
are sick with the disease,
Mn. II + i.arkins dies. at her
hotue in Charlotte Saturday Of last
week III pneumouis, AID her iour
months old con died the following
day. They wsr~ buried Aoaday In
the same coffin IA the Lseeh grave
yard. Her husband. Dr.. II \, Lar.
kins. proceeded her to the grave
only one week. be having died siih
the same malady They are sur.
vivad by three suail eh,idreG.
Mrs. Mar Baker. vile a John
Baker died at their home 90 Nc
Creary Heights, Saturday OF last
~eek n intuenia pneamaaia. Fp
neral service vas conducted al the
residence Sunday morning BY Rev
n, 7. Hart. and the remssns :skst
TO Vsns-~s fos intern-ai. she IL
Survived hv be- acshani sud SIR
Ichilien. are girls and one 10y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

Carrie MAJ the IL year old
daughter al Mr., and Mrs.. II. B.
)Hui@n. died ri ihsir home herl
SATURDAY.. and h&i' remains we're u.
hen 10 thr Dnassan graveyard ID
pinsy iw husfai sunday afternoon,
Rev. X. L. Gregory officiating. Thss
10 thu second enid hr, ard hrs.
HadOn have ksss during the cpl.
deanie Of innnensa, their Eve year
old son HAVING died Just . week
preyiens..
HsfsAAl Dake. son vi E~a. Hoy
Duke. died nj The home al his iath.
er in law, C.. c Hall. near White
Oak Flaus. Funeral service vac
conducted Sunday by Rev. chss. 4,
Wilsols. and .hs remains laid 10
rss. in Greenwood cemetery. He
aod bis vile werv here 90 a visit
from their home in iilin III When
be was stricken With intueEIa
hieh developed into pa~amo6Ia.
His wife IL slso quite sick with The
mslsdy.
Miss Hattie Knapp daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs, c. II. Knapp. VI ,hr
lst district died 81 inHuensa. pnsa.
monia 10 Nashville. Saturday. where
she was attending sehssal al Pes.
body Normal Her remains we're
brought here sunday afternoon aud
after funeral sssyice conducted by
DR.. II A. tsetf her remains we're
laid 10 res, 10 Union Cemetery. at
this place
The rem aims 81 Private John Car.
ter Shelley, who died Oct 8. en the
SEA, tnroute 10 Frsnoe. OF pneuno.
MIA. arrived herr Monday morning
kansss! service vas coGduetsdI
Monday afternoon a. tbs Fire, Rap
list Church, Rrss W. w, Woaa-
cock and Il. l.. Gregory officiating
The deceased Was III years old aud
Il suu u Mr. and Mrs ;js,ht Shirley;
lie had only been 10 the army r.r.
vice lev week. having LETT hers
on Sept. eth. and went 10 Camp
Wa'lsworth. spa,tanburg, \, &.
Eiah. oi IS boys who went 10 camp
from Dickson County OH this dale
have died, and their remains have
bsrn brought back Tor intstpen..
This week the remains Of six
Dickson County soldier boys have
arrived Tor intesment. They all died
II pneumonia on board ship IN.
route TO France. They were: Mark
WEIGH. son 81 Mr.. and M~. shad
WEIGH, Of near Burns. Orbit Pear.
lees Hooper. sou oi Mr. and Mrs,
WiibreylHooper. Of Charlotte. R /.
Gunner England. sou oi Mr. and Mrs
Mon, England, II Plney, Ellis lid
well. son Ut Mr. Oven Henry It'd.
veil III Burns. X /, William Ed
ward pe+ler. son Of ESQ and Mrs
n. perles u Dickson. RI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25
DEATHS

Mrs. W. + Allen. aged 70. died
at her home 10 West Dickson. Tues.
Stav. and her remains wrrr taken
to Tennessee City, "Wednesday Tor
iHlsrment. She il survived by her
husband aud four children.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

Mrs. CALVIN lotty. aged abou,
30 years. died a, her home here
on Railroad Street. Wednesday
morning oi pneumonia, Her re
mans were laid Il tcst in Union
Cemetery thursday She is sur.
yscd b, her husband and Two
small children.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

- $50 T. -
Mrs. JOSIE Preston died \, her
home in Nashville Saturday, and
her remains were hroush, here sun.
day afternoon for ,ntarmeut in | u.
ION Ceme,vty. She was daughter
u th- late Uncle Hickory" Smith
and a sister VI our ,owusmen, Hen.
~ and Clayton Smith.
- = y
Miss Mshis. the seventeen year
old daughter OF Mr. snd Mrr. " |.
Roth. died a, their home In North
Dickaon. Monday night. after lev
days ilIness ~ pneumonis. funprs
service was held Tuesday si,ernoon
by Rev. T. l.. Gregory. and the re-.
mains laid IL tes, In tniou cpme
tory.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-25

Mrs. Ernest Shelton died a, her
home in Nashville Tuesday and
her remains we're brought here
W cdnesday afternoon and laid 10
rest In Union Cemetery. She IL
survived by her husband and
three little boys
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-30
CUMBERLAND Is
OVER BY $1OO,OOO
One of Every Four Persons
Owns a Liberty
Bond

MechanicsburE, Pa, Oct. S0.-Cum-
berland county oversubscribed its
Fourth Liberty Loan quota by ap-
proximately 100000, with over $4,000
subscribers, according to announce
ment made by George Il. Lloyd. chair
man Thirty-ninth Federal Reserve
District. From all indications one out
of about every four residents of Cum
berland county will own a Fourth
Liberty Loan Bond, and the average
per capita subscription of those sub
scrbing will amount to about S195.
The subscriptions cleared through
the District Clearing House to the
banks and the credits from Pennsyl-
vania and the Cumberland Valley
Railroad Companies of employees sub
scriptions amount to $2,699,900 maxi
ing an excess of Cumberland county's
quota of $4,000. With subscriptions
of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company employees and credits
from banks in other counties for SUD
scriptions taken of residents of Cum
berland county, the amount in excess
of the quota will be increased ap-
proXimately 100000.
1t is remarkable to note that the
citizens of Cumberland county so pa
triotically subscribed when it is borne
in mind that Cumberland county does
not have any large war industries
which are a source of revenue IN d
Liberty Loan campaign.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-30
Commissioners Go
on Ways Rejoicing

More than sixty of the men named
as commissioners to take the votes of
Pennsylvania soldiers in camps have
been commissioned and assigned to
camps, and more will be provided with
papers to- day. The men who were
forced to remain in the city last night
because their assignments had not
been completed were given their
paers and started off, their rufiled
feelings having been calmed. Some
of the commissioners will have to
hustle to get to camps by Monday.
Among the assignments of election
commissioners to camps or fields or
stations to take the votes of soldiers
and sailors are: j. c. Dunkle, Fort
Roots Kansas; Howard II. Reed, Bliss,
Texas; G. j. Hartman, Williams.
Maine; Manley Russell, Wyoming; A.
ID. Title, Corpus Christi; j. c. Suth-
erland, Key West; Joseph Englyes-
berg, Brackettville; j. ID. Graham,
Ringgold: II. r. Thorpe, Omaha; c. II.
Matthews, Salt Lake; l. b; Weller.
Bayard; G. l.. Folkman, Wichita Falls;
George Franklin Brumm, Waco; q. e.
Boyer. Memphis; v. S. Messenger, Lake
Charles; Robert Davis, Ellington; e.
]. Margotti. Worth; w. B. Wagner,
Sill; ]. b. Rosser, Cody; J. S. Reitz.
Mcintosh; II. II. Arnold, Jones; j: p.
McNarney. 'Furlong; c. j. Dunbar,
Kelly Field; Taylor Mcdonald, Nc
Arthur; G. w. Oster, Logan; f.. f. @.
Harper, Travis; j. Bruce Boring, sam
Houston.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-30
COUNTY READY
FOR WAR DRIVE
Judge Sadler Elected Chair
man For Big Campaign
For Funds

Carlisle, Pa, Oct. 3O.-Organiza-
ton of the Carlisle district practically
perfects the organization OF Cumber-
land county for war work. The fol-
lowing have been selected to serve;
Chairman, Judge S. B. Sadler. vice
chairman, A. l.. Bierbower, North
Middleton; DIR. II. w. Preston. Middle
sex; 4. A. Carothers. Dickinson, DR..
j. Raymond Snyder, Mt. Holly; Louis
j. Ladner. South Middleton; John r.
Williams. Pine Grove; associate cam
paign director, S. NJ. Goodyear, Car
Isle; speakers bureau. the Rev. f.
Berry Plummer, publicity. l.. S,
Dougherty; victory boys. Prof. w. G.
Rice, victory girls. Mrs. Harriet H.
Helm; rural, p. l.. Edinger; colored,
the Rev. S. Q. Swan; industrial, j.
p. Harper; student, Dr. j. II. Morgan.
Executive committee, w. IL. Marks,
w. H. Ames, Ralph B. Harris, u. r.
Thompson, Major A. C. Bachmeyer,
Carlisle; Mt, Holly; the Rev. ". II.
Dolbeer the Rev. l.. f. Crumbling,
Percy Harman; North Middleton,
Parker Brown, Harry Hollenbaugh;
South Middleton, j. e. Martin, A. M.
Wise, Robert w. Peffer; Dickinson.
George w. Pacton, ]. J. Maurice, G..
w. Morrison.