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The state herald., 1918-02-01

SUMMONS.
Sta.e Of Colorado a.
County Of Phillips 80
In the.District Court
Sutherland plaintiff Va Robert.NeH Salna
Neff and Elizabeth Barth defendantsi
The People of the State Of Colorado
To Robert Nef Salns Nef and Elizabeth
BArth
the defendant above named srsetins
You are hereby required to appear In an setioa
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the district court Of Phillps county Stats Of
Colorado and answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof II served
within this county or u served out Of this county
by publication within thirty days after the
vice hereof exclusive Of tho day Of service juas
mcnt by default will be taken against you accord
Ing to the prayer Of the complaint. And II = eeSy
Of the complaint In the above entitled action b
net served with this summons or II the service
hereof he made out Of this state then tsn days ID
ditional to the time herelnbcfore specified for ~.
pcarance and answer will be allowed before tAs
tsking Of Judgment BY default - aforessid
The said action Is brought to recover the sum Of
one hundred thirty six and 7s-i0o dollars with
costs Of suit upon one certain Judgment obtained
alainst the said defendant Robert Neff In the dis
rict court Of Phillips county. Colorado. based up
Oh personal service obtained upon the said Rob-
oit Nef and foreclosure Of certain judsu ent
lin which was transcribed froa the office Of the
clerk Of the district to the office Of the
ty clerk and recorder Of Phillips county and made
lien upon the southwest quarter VI scction thir
y one In township eight north'of range forty
mad for proper relief
A. will more folly appear from the com
plant 10 rod action to which rsfsssaes is here
M ads
Aad yos arc hsrshy noeihsd that II you fail 70
sppsar and to answer the saA complaint as absvs
rsssifsd the said plaintiff viii take default and
judgment aspraycdfor In said complaint
Given under my hasds clerk Of the district
court as Hoayoks Cn,ssaAs IN said county this II
day Of Spet A d 1917 W @ Heliasd
(gsall Clerk District Court
Phillips County Colorado
yirst pub Oct IL
The state herald., 1918-02-01
LIVESTOCK PRICES !
At SOUTH OMAHA
Fat Cattle Active lnd Strong;
Top Besves $685.
HOGS At STEADY PRICES

Sheep and Lambs In Good Demand
and Not Far From stsady-priess
Rather Uneven, But undsrtens -
Market Rather Strong. Feeder
Trade Quiet and Unchanged.
Union Stock Yards, Omaha, Neb..
Jan. W.-I.eceipts Of cattle were not
very heavy for Tuesday, about
5000 head, and the demand for de-
sirable good weight steers was more
active than on Monday. Prices ruled
unevenly higher, with choice 1900
pound steers bringing $13.35, the high
price OF the season. Ordinary light
and medium weight cattle, az well M
cows. and helfers. ruled steady to
strong, and the same held true us to
stockers and feeders.
Quotations on cattle: Good to
choice beeves, $11.S5013.35;; fair to
good beeves, s1O.750l1.75; common
to fair beeves, $500 1850; good to
choice yearlings, S11.5001250; fair
to good yearlings, si0.OO@11.OO; com.
mon to fair yearltngs. N.5O@9.@: {:
good to choice grass beeves. $1O.5O0
, ] 30; fair to good grass steers. $S.73
G10.0O; common to fair grass steers.
SI.506S.50; good to choice heifers.
$9OO910O0; good to choice cows,
$S.5O@9.5O; fair to good cows. $S.25
0S.5O; canners and cutters. $6.o50
7.25; veal calves. s9OO013OO; beef
bulls. Ss.5009.50; bologna bulls. 1919
QS.25: good to choice feeders. $1,000
Ills; fnir to good feeders, $SO0
$50; good to choice stockers, $3.50
o.75; fnIr to good stockers. $500
$50: common to fair grades, $6.2j
@7.25; stock heifers. $7.O00S.50:
stock cows, s65O@s.OO; stock c,lves,
s7.OO99O0.
Hogs Rule About Steady.
A rather liberal run of hogs showed
up, about 1900 head. and with
a good demand from NIL the packers,
and some buying by shippers. the mar
ket ruled active Mt Just nbout steady
prices from start to finish. Tops
brought $1,000 rs against S1G.15 on
last Tuesday and the bulk Of the
trading was at Sl5.S0015.90, al
against s15.T5@16.10 week ago.
Sheep and Lambs Strong.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were
fairly liberal. 1900 head, and for the
most part they found ready sale al
prices thnt compared very favornbly
with Monday. Light weight md good
quality limbs ruled stronger, while
heavy and rough stock Of nll kinds
was rather slow sale. Trnde In feed
ers was limited and prices unchanged
Quotations on sheep and lambs
Lambs. hnndyweight. SlG.I5I11.2o
lambs. heavyweight. Sl5.i5D16.15
lnmbs, feeders. $i5.Oo1 1870; lambs
shorn. sIi.O013.50; lambs. cuils
$1,000 400: yearlIngs. fnir tt
choice. sii.O1l5.00; yearlings, feed
ers. SI20OG1425: wethcrs, fair Il
choice. sll.O00l3OO; ewes, fair Il
choice. sllOO01225; ewes. breeders
nll ages. si0.5O9lG.5o; ewes, feeders
s7.5oQ 1880; ewes. culls and cannera
&5.OoQL25.
The state herald., 1918-02-01
Estray Advertisement

Notice Is hereby given To whom II may concern
that the following deseIibed -stray animal wss
taken up near iiol,okc Phillip. County Colorado
on or aiout Dec 10, 1917 towit
On. Dark Cry Mare sboo, 4 years old unbrsnd.
I'd
Sail ansmals hsinr unknown To hi. baari. Nm.
lose claimed BY owner on beforv Jan. ~ 1915
said estray will bc aid by this Beard for the b-ns-
NJ OF the owner when found
staie Board Of Stoet insper,Ion Commissioner,
Denver Coiossao
The state herald., 1918-02-01
Netes retsinrttieH rI,rests in Land
and Tenements.

:
and Tsnements.
In the District Court
County of PSiaSsis
In the matter of tAs petition Of Lillian N Beach
for the determination Of interests In the land Of
Lewis Jessup. deceased
To all unknown heirs Of Lewis Jessup. deceased
II there be any. and to all other parties II any, in
terested in saii lA,ds and tenements
Notice Isl given that petition has been
filed in the diA-r.et court Of Phillips county and
state Of Colorado. by Lillian M Beach asking for
the determination Of interests In the lands and
tenements Of Lewis Jessup deceased. That the
alleged heir and only heir and only party interest.
cd In said lands md tenements at this death Of
the said Lewis Jessup was Mary Beach, deceas-
ed. of whom tho petitioner herein. Lillian M Beach
Is the only heir and also grantee in deed execut-
Cd by the said Mary E Beach conveying to her.
Lillian n Beach. tn, title to the land hereinafter
described as alleged
That the lands, interests interests In which said
petitioner asks for described as follows towit
The north east quarter (nel4) of section twenty
eight t2s) In township seven ca north of range
forty three (&a) west Of the 9Th m in the county
Of Phillips and state Of Colorado
That the court will on the Sth day Of October
A ID 1917 at the court room of this csurt In Hol-
yoke. county Of Phillips state Of Colorado at the
hour of 10 o'clock M hear said petition and pro-
cecd to ascertain and determine the heirs Of the
said Lewis Jcssup. deceased and their several In
terests in and to the snid land and enter decree
accordingly. Mt which hearing all persons claim
ing to be heirs ef the said Lewis Jessup deceased
may appear and present their proof.
/ Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
tict court at Holyoke Colo in said county this 5th
day Of September A d 1917 w C Holland
tSeaD elk Dist Court Phillips CoColo
First pub Sept Z
J II Painter Attorney
The state herald., 1918-02-01
C.tdsn sssd.

Congressman .Timberlake
writes the Herald that the sup
ply of garden seed for distribu-
tion is limited and will be sent
to those only who write him
making a request for seed. Ad-
dress Congress man Chas. B.
Timberlake, Washington, D. c
Room 81.
The state herald., 1918-02-01
CA + j.
Shot Orders, Sandwiches,
And everything good to eat
Geo. Cs|iiqs

County Of Philipsi~ In the district court a
No iis
N Hoover pisiatin W purnham Tuilsys and
Company
end AL other psrrons er partiss unknown cliamina
my right usls sssats Isn atsrvst In the real -.
sa,s described In tbs $pplieasisa hsrsln defendants
Tbs Psop,s u Tie Btsss Of Colombo 70 sIs shsvs
eamsd dsfsadants- -Orsstins
fos ars hsrshy sumEeo~i sad' required 10 sas.
sver the application u the applicant plainss0 i,
shs ahsvs snutisd Application fos registration Of
Che fclIswins land situate In Phillips eesn,y Ce,s
sado tD-wit
The south east quarter u section twenty To-
In township seven north VI range forty four wee,
Of shsspm
end u Me your answer In the said application In
~ oes Of the clerk Of said eour, In said cosnsy
within s~snb days after the service Of this sum.
mons upon sou exclusive Of the ds, Of such ssrv,c.
and n you fall In answer the ssid appies,ias rns
IN the time sforsaii IN. Apnlcnnt pislnlin N ,his
action will appb In III. cour, for relief ..ni..ssa
the application h.f.in
Witness W q iIsland clerk Of aid court and the
ssai thereof 81 Boivohs calosado In sali rouo,y
~ state thIss day Of dee A u 1877
(Bsail wa tlvils,J. c,.,t
fIrs, pub Dsa u
The state herald., 1918-02-01
Notiee OF Final Settlement, and Determination
of IIcirship
slta;c of Matilda sw,ilund deceased


of IIcirship
Eita;c Of Matilda swrilund deceased
sols
hoilee is hereby given that on tho 9TH day o
Ma eh Nd 1915 the undcftisnsd will pr-s.n, ia
ihe county rourt Of Philllps county colorudo nj,
ase"uniH for final aet,lcment Of administration of
'ail estate whcn and where all persons IN ln,err.,
may Apiear and oblec, TO them. " they so desire
Notice h also hereby siv-n at application for
ti' DISCRIMINATION of hcf,hip of said Maliiia swed
land deceased ha, becn made and thu, III. cour,
w'lion .ahi dstehereinteforc mentioned. or nj an,
lime TO which the hearing may be continued, pro-
ee"d to ascertain and dei.rmln. who arc IN, hrl,
o' the .sid Matilda swriund deceased and as sue :
entitled To inherit any lands. isn.ments h.r,.,,.'
insnt, or an, other prpcr'y. r-ai or personal CON.
sntuinE all Or part of IN. estate Of the saId w..
ulia s-"ilsnd decea'si and .n,er decree se.
e'idinSb at which hearing all person. elalmIn.
to ." h''r' At law of said dre.ass.i ms, anns.,
AMI present ,hcir rrAuf Philip zlmm.rmsn
hdminituaior d. bopi. non
The state herald., 1918-02-01
Summons on Application ios Rassstrssssa

State of Coaoysde
County Of Phiiiips -
In the District Court
No lis
Horace votaw PLAINTIFF
Girls johnson. Mary johnson and their heirs at
law. Pctrus Jensen. his heirs at law. Oliver G o.
son and his heirs at law and Peter Johnson
And s,l other psrsocs OF parties unknown. elaia
Ing any right. ttlr estate. Hen intsssst In the
rvAi estate 5csebsd In the sppiieatioa herein A.
fsndEnts
: The P,ople Of the State Of Colorado To ths aAev
nam-i defendants -Cr~eting
You are hereby summoned and required 10 ans
wrr the application Of the applicant plaintiH In
the above entitled application for rcxistsstion Of
the following land .itsate In Phillips county Colo.
redo ,o~it
The north east quarter fnsp) Of
section thrs- In township ak north raass
forty-sevrn wcst of the 6th y m
And 10 fils your answer 10 tho sAh sppHcstiss
In the oice Of ,hs clerk Of said court In nd coun
y within twenty days after the service Of this
summons upon ,oa exclusive Of the day Of such
ser,i-e and Il you fail To nn-wsr the said appl,ca
,ion within the tins aforesaid the applicant plaia
tn ip this ae,ion will apply 10 the court for ~
rrlIsf demanded In the appiieaiioa hessia
Witness W q Holland clerk Of sati eoart, 90
the zeal th~rsof. ai oyokr Colorado In said sssn.
" and state this II day u Nov A D 1917
lSsaD W q H-lisnd,
clsrh District Court rhlilips cousiy csio
firut pub Dec
The state herald., 1918-02-01

IL yoS want your boy to take IN L.
esrest in reading, come in and subscrih
fer the American Boy magazine
The state herald., 1918-02-01
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
st,ir II colofaiot
County uf Philips,
In the dIstriet.eourt
Gsorpia ~ Mfrhcrrln pisintin va John Winter
l,urro' the sinnlnid Home Company. u corpora.
iln ~ tho fiaic ~ Aiahaina. The birmingham
Trnst a 4ayin,a Company. n corporation. a. trust
&C. IN bankruptcy II the estate of the Standard
neale tsni~n,. NJ Anaer-on and 3 M Asel'on
csfsniauu
Toe rsopi. II No State of Colorado
10 atlwdTicnlsnia aioye named crestipr
iou arc hereby required 10 appear In an Aetioa
hfousht Asainsi ,ua BY the above named plaintiff
u lhe district court ~ III. county of Phillips Stats
sfcoinrrdD sod ant~er III. complaint therein with
ia ~ enty dAys alder th. service hereof " you sre
-rstl Nithln ilas,eoun,Y " served oa, Of this
anty .i if publication within thirty days after
thr rfyicf hereof exclusive of the day Of service
cr I1irmffh " default vii be taken against you
sreeaiins il its prayer of III. complaint.
Qffa covy of the complaint b. not served upon
,uu h,srwiih Of n service hereof bc made out of
the stale ~ Colorado. ten days additional
ilno 10 ihas above specified shall be- allowed for
, uar arpeaiane- and answer IN snId ac,inn
rhlfiiiln action hfuunht 10 secure decree hat
plaintiff u no owner IN Zee and entitled 10 tho I'm
mediate possession Of lotl In block II oririna
town of ilAs,un Phillip. county Colorado ~ a.
vaipst the defendants and all persons rlaimina by
through o, under them. and for costs Of suit
Witness my hand al Denver Colo this lat day
Of June. A u 1917 Charles l. Allen
OF Allen q wsbstsr. Attorneys for Plain III
The state herald., 1918-02-01
Public sale

At my farm . mills xest a. d ? fouit
OF Paoli. Thurldny Jan II. head o!
horses, 8 head OF cattle. Ia m machin
cry etc. months time. per cent Of,
for cash Everett I. Scott.
The state herald., 1918-02-01
SUMMONS.

J II Painter Attorney
The state herald., 1918-02-01

First pub Oct IL
The state herald., 1918-02-01
Poultry.

iIolyeke Produce Company pay caah
for poultry and eggs. Two doors south
Of postoflice. Bring In your chickens
nd eggs.
The state herald., 1918-02-01

A full line Of Watkins remedies
Irwin Stock Co. real estate oiRss
j. NJ. Irwin. AIT.
The state herald., 1918-02-01
Rare Bargain in Piano,

u ,hken n' onsc We VIII ncccp, nny
rras nnbm oi'lr fos staet.y btpb
grade piano which w h.s. stored n,
h'lyok". THIS piano sAt lef, on gu,
nina' 10y q form'r r pres u a,ige ans
for quick sale viii be .old a, a t,mtnd
Gus sacrifice. Terms 10 reipan,ibls
party wr''e 10 The ,isrver Music O..
y h'rr. Colo. a onee Tor particulars.
II pays big To plan, III right ma of
'f''s' Write John u. Barr,
OF M Eckley. rolo.
ss1!.zen s!..: ..!. 9!!s Ellis. g. Cure
The state herald., 1918-02-01

SUMMONS
Stats Of Colorado
County of Phillips
In the District court
W L Irwin plaintiff vs. C CHAMPION defendant
The People Of the State Of Colorado
Toe Champion
The Defendant above named greeting
Youare hereby required toappear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court Of Phillips county Stats Of
Colorado and answer the complaint therein with
in twenty days after the service hereof II served
within this county or II served out Of this county
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of service or judy
mcnt by default will be taken against ycu accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint. And II copy
Of the complaint In the above entitled action be not
served with this summons or II the service hereof
bc made out Of this state then ten days additional
to tho time hereintefore specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking Of
Judgment by default as aforesaid
The said actionc:s brought to recover from the
defendant the sum Of three hundred and twenty
(ss1o. ao) doilara. commissions due the plaintiff,
frpm the defendant for services Of the plaintiff
In securing purchaser for certain land. towit
The south half Of section FIVE 90 township
six t0 north Of range forty five as, west Of
the 9Th p m In thecounty Of Phillips and state
Of Colorado
As.wiIi more fully appear from the complaint In
said action to which reference Is here made
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and to answer the said complaint ms above
required the said plaintiff will take default and
Judgment as prayed
Given under my han. and the seal Of the dis.
rict court at Holyoke Colo in raid county this II
day Of June A ID 1917 WG Helland
'S<aD Clerk of District Court Phillips Co Colo
by c W Ssacrturx deputy
First pub oct5
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
115 CONGRESSMEN
WITHIN PROPOSED
DRAFT AGE LIMITS

One hundred and fifteen members OF
Congress will be subject to General
Crowder's "work-or-fight" order il the
new draft ages, eighteen to forty-hve
are approved.
Members of the House and Senate of
draft age will be required to register
just as every one OF their constitu-
ents of the new service ages is, and
will have to fill out questionnaires.
They will be automatically exempted
from service.
Among members who were in Wash
ington today there was a discussion
of the possibilities for good under the
work order, and those men
who become impatient at the frequent
lack of a quorum insisted they would
have a fine weapon to keep recalci-
trant ION the job"
Eleven of the 115 members are
United States Senators. Then of the
ll5 members are thirty-five or under,
forty-seven are forty or under and the
other sixty-eight are between forty
and forty-hve.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
WIRE MEN AGAIN
THREATEN STRIKE /
TOENDD|SM|SSALS

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-severaI hun
dred members OF the Commercial
Telegraphers OF America, meeting at
Arlington Hall, advised Postmaster
General Burleson by wise that there
was danger of a strike OF telegra-
piers unless the anti-union policy Of
the Western Union was abolished at
once and dismissals for membership
in the union stopped.
In a telegram to the Postmaster
General, signed by officers OF the
union, II was asserted thar telegraph
offices throughout the country were
short Of men because telegraphers
had been discharged for no other rea-
son than that they belonged to .
Inion.
The number was said to exceed
1000.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
Of j. s.
TROOPS LOWERS
GERMAN MORALE

Arrival of American troops in large
numbers on the western battle front
have resulted in badly shattering the
morale of the German armies, Albert
Metin. head of the French mission
that Is to visit Australia today de
cIared on his arrival in Washington.
Ietin said that despite all efforts OF
German officers to keep the knowl-
edge OF the arrival of Americans from
their soldiers, that the presence of
the "Yanks" was now generally
known. 1t has resulted in a distinct
lowering of German morale, he be-
lieves.
VIII See President.
Members of the commission will see
the President before leaving Wash
intgon. They plan to sail for Aus
tralia. August 20. They will visit
many places OF interest in their trip
across the continent.
The most picturesque figure Of the
marty is General Pau, the One-armed
hero Of two wars and one of the idols
of France.
Metin is a member of the French
parliament He is also a soldier. and
won the Croix de Guerre for valor in
the present war.
Otner members of the commission
include leaders in various lines of
business.
Praises Americans.
Metin fought side by side with
American troops and is loud in his
praise of their valor. The war has
resulted in a wonderful spirit OF COM
radeship between the two great repub-
lies, he believes.
He has already visited Australia and
has written a bobk on the social con-
ditions in that country. He has also
made two visits to this country.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
RUMORS BETRAY
HOW NERVOUSNESS
GROWS IN GERMANY

BERNE. Aug. 5.-"The Marne de-
feat has produced unspeakabls
scenes Of despair in Berlin" the Tage-
blatt declares. "Such outbreaks OF
utter discouragement and downheart-
edness never before were witnessed"
The Frankische Tagepost deplores
the wild rumors that the Kaiser and
Won Hindenburg have been assassi-
mated. and that Won Hindenburg was
killed in a duel with the crown
prince. as betraying the most danger
Gus nervousness.
The government threatens severe
penalties for the ones responsible for
spreading these rumors.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
WALL ST. MARKET
CLOSE STRONG AFTER QUIET,
DAYS TRADING.
Advances Made in Many Stocks at
Opening, With SpeelaItIes Again
Demanding Greatest Attention.
international Harvester Gains
Four Points.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Although
trading was generally quiet at the
opening OF the stock market today,
advances were made in many stocks,
with specialties again demanding the
greatest attention.
International Harvester was the
most prominent feature, moving up 4
points to 1854. The announcement
Of the Supreme Court decision direct
ing the disintegration of the Har-
vester corporation was construed as
a bullish factor and induced good
buying from interests Identified with
large holders OF the property.
American Sumatra was also in de-
mand. moving up 1 point to 124, and
General Motors advanced x to 146k
The steel issues developed strength
with Steel common ranging from los
to 1OSS.
The copper stocks were irregular.
Railway stocks were quiet
The market was extremely dull and
quiet during the forenoon, except for
a few specialties. which were active
and strong. There was good buying
OF international Harvester OF New
Jersey, which was bought as a natural
sequence OF the voluntary dissolution
of the company. That issue sold up
to 2Sh, a gain of points.
Liberty 3h's again sold at par.
The market closed strong.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
ToDAYs SALES.

Potomac Electric debenturs gs.
81 ,000699.
Capital Traction. 256ss. 1o6ss. ESQ
SO. 2O6S9. 206So.
Washington Railway preferred. 50
COS, 1669%.
American National Bank. 10614s.
Continental Trust, 106116.
Mergenthaler. 106113%.
After call-Norfolk and Washing
ton Steamboat, 2d15615.
Potomac Electric debenture 6's.
81 .000Goo.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-wheat-
Firm: active. No. red winter.
Sassy: No. red garlicky, S2-33A;
receipts, 1Ts.2S5; shipments. 1928.
Corn-Steady. Contract mixed.
$1.65; receipts. S.121: shipments. 1924.
Oats-Easier. No. white domes-
tic, old. soc; receipts. 22,563; ship
ments, 36.460.
spot, $1.69: receipts. 474: shipments,
none.
Hay-Quiet. No. 1 timothy per ton.
$2I.50: No. 1 clover mixed. $21.
Flour-Ten cents per barrel lower.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
THE LOCAL MARKET
CAPITAL TRACTION SALES
AGAIN ARE FEATURE.
Trading Picks Up Considerably.
Ten Shares Of MersenthaIee Limo
type Stock Change Hands at Ad-
vance Of Half Polnt-Rallway
Preferred Sales Light.

The Washington Stock Exchange
came back to life again today with
strong sales.
Capital Traction stock sales again
featured, 100 shares changing hands
at 50. fractional decrease from the
strong sales Of Friday. when s9h was
paid. s
Ten shares Of Mergenthaler Limo
type stock sold at 113% today, This
price was a gain OF y over the pre-
vious sale.
Washington Railway preferred
stock sales were light, only six shares
changing hands, at Cox and eos.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
eETA HUMP ON NOW.

Mother (reading aloud from letter
from son Bill, in France): 81 have
been transferred to the camouflage
department" Pa, what is camelflag?
Father: That is-why. er, that is
kind of fellor who flags the-er-
camel trains. Magazine.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
COTTON MARKET.

Furnished The washington Times BY n.
L. Carpenter & Co.. New York Branch
onice, Woodward Building. Herbert II.
Brown. manager.
NeNE Xnrk-
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

The War Savings Pledge Card,
which you can fill out and sign, II n
little note. written TO Uncle sam MS
surInE you are with him In the war
and intend TO stay with him.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

Pa, Philadelphia, PasqunIe Gallo.
gard.
Okla, Broken Bow, Jim s. Hart.
Conn.,. Milford. Charles ID. HOyt.
ILL.,, Mt. Carroll, Preston Ivey.
Okla, SpIrO, MRriOn Jay.
Ind, CanneltOn, Robert Kendall.
VT, Worthwhile, LueIus l.. KIdder.
Vt, POwnaI, John II. KImbaII.
Mnss.N Beverly, Walter II. Labadle.
Tex, Caldwell, John NJ. McCowen.
Mont. MIssOuIn, John +. Marble.
Ind, New Albany, Frank III. Mar
low.
sIass-, somerTIIIe, Raymond
Massa.
Utah. Pennington, Harold NJ.
MnyfIeId.
ILL.,, Rock Falls, william b. MeIseI.
Mnss., ROxbury, Henry N. MILL
Mnss.. Roxbury, Joseph J. J. MUIR
ply.
ARK, FeenyyIIIe. Garland Moore.
Ill, Olney, Ores Newsum.
ILL.,, Chicago, John +. NOVak.
Wash, waIIa wnIIn, Alton Owens.
VT. Burlington, Godfrey J. POdVIn.
Okla. Wood Springs Mark Read
ing.
Wash, Spokane. KImo w. RInke.
Okla, Province, william III. Rob-
erts.
Ind, stIIIweII, Alvin r. Robson.
Iowa, Epworth, Victor Ross.
b VT, Cambridge, Frank n. Rous-
Ill. Chicago, Jack sapIro,