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New Britain herald., 1919-05-28
"WAR BEER" WINS.
Federal Judge Mayer Signs Three
 Identical InjlmctiOns.

New York, May 28.-Federal Judge Mayer has signed three injunctions, identical in form, restraining the United States district attorney and the. acting collector of internal rev. enue of the New York district from interfering with production of war beer' by the Jacob Hoffman brewing g company, the Flanagan brewing company and the Jacob Rup- pert brewing company. Separate in- functions were necessary because Dis trict Attorney Caffey objected to the filling of an omnibus order.
 The injunctions granted last week and which will operate throughout the country to prevent government action against manufacturers of beer of 34 per cent alcoholic content enjoin the federal officials from en- forcing against the defendants or their employees the provisions of the emergency prohibition act as it re- lates to the beer industry. The in junction, according to Judge Mayors order, will stand, pending judicial determination of the brewers conten- tion that beer of the strength lndl- cated is not intoxicating.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-28

Fish cakes Thursday, Hallinan. -adVt.
 Abel Gross left today for Storrs Agricultural college where he will spend the weekend. He was former ly a student at the college and a corporal in the s. A. T. c.
 The Conn. Hat Go. will be open Thursday night and Friday until 12 o'clock.-adVt.
 A meeting of the directors of the Teachers club will be held at the Grammar school this afternoon at 4:40 o'clock.
 A live boiled lobster at Hallinan's. -advt.
 A meeting of the Sunset Rock as- sociation will be held tomorrow aft ernoon at o'clock.
 Attorney Edward N. Walsh, of San Francisco, Cal, has been the guest of his brother, E. T. Walsh, and amily, of 220 Kensington avenue, for the past two days.
 George F. Groff, manager of the Western Union office, will leave to- morrow on his annual fishing expedi- tion into the wilds of Pennsylvania.
 The Conn. Hat Go. will be open Thursday night and Friday until 12 o clOck.-adVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-28
FOREIGN SITUATION
 GIVEN IN OUTLINE
Peace Treaties Are Still Complex
 Questions
(Bv the Associated Press.) )

1 Although there has been no ofhclal announcement it is expected the Ger l man peace delegation will present US I counter proposals to the terms or 1 peace at Versailles some time today. | It is known that the German reply to the peace conference has been com pleted, as the extension of the tl1ne limit fixed for the reply expires to-
 morrow noon, the official attitude of Germany toward the treaty must De made known without delay.
 Dispatches from Berlin and Paris indicate that the Germans will base their proposals on the claim that they
 accepted the offer of the Allies to con
 clude peace on the basis ot Presl-
 dent Wilson's fl points and other as
 sertions by Allied representatives that
 the peace would not be one Of vlo-
 fence. It is said that the Germans will
 claim to have busted the old imperial
 istic regime and substituted for it a
 democratic government, and will, for
 this reason ask for ameliOratlOn of
 the price they are asked to pay for
 peace.
 There are reports which seem to re-
 fleet a disposition of the Allies not to
 barley long if the Germans actually
 refuse to sign the terms. An ,Amster-
 dam dispatch states that the. Belgian
 frontier has been closed and that all
 Belgian soldiers have been recalled from leave. It is further reported that general mobilization of the Bel gian army will be ordered as soon as it is definitely known the Germans will not sign the treaty if that deci- sion is reached by the enemy delega- tion.
 Allied commanders along the Rhine where the British, American and French armies held strategic bridge heads, are reported to have held con- ferences relative to action if the Ger mans decline to conclude peace on the Allied terms.
 The treaty with Austria may not be presented Friday, as planned. The Italian delegation is declared to be de- laying consideration of clauses of the treaty dealing with the southern iron tiers of Austria, insisting that the question of the frontiers shall be cou- pied with that of the Da1mation coast It seems probable that the whole treaty will not be presented at the first meeting between the Austrian and Allied delegation. The military, naval and separations clauses may be omitted, together with definite de- mands regarding Plume.
 Limited recognition may be accord ed the All Russian government at l Omsk in the form of lending aid in supplies and money to Admiral Kol- 1 chak, head of the Omsk government. l This will be conditioned upon the holding of general elections, or if the 1 Kolchak army reaches Moscow, the 1 reconvok king of the Russian constitu- i ent assembly elected during the in- | cum bency of A. F. Kerensky as pre- mier and nominal head of the Rus sian revolutionary government.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-28

congress now meeting here passed a resolution today calling up the state and the employers to recognize the right of labor to organize defensive ly. The congress also recorded itself as in favor of organizations along parallel lines of employers and em- ployes, these to act under a third superior organization to consider questions affecting both sides.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-28

Dance at Holmes & Hoffman's hall, Thursday night. Prize waltz. Jazz orch dvt.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-28

London, May 27-The Sopwith air plane driven by Harry G. Hawker on his unsuccessful attempt to fly across the Atlantic started, from St. Johns
New Britain herald., 1919-05-28

with a gasoline supply of $40 gallons. Half this amount had been used when the airplane alighted in the sea near the Danish tramp steamer Mary.
 Tn talking of the voyage Lieut.. Com mander Mackenzie Grieve said today that, in his opinion, the future of aerial navigation lies in the perfection of wireless equipment for airplanes by which the machines may be guided.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-28
WIRELESS ESSENTIAL.

Grieve Says Future of Air Service
 Depends on Communication.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-28

CATHOLIC LABOR CONGRESS.
 Buenos Aires, May 27.-The first plenary session of the Cath ollie labor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
Kriesarbeios'
fommisi ionen

@aibingtor Den 25oe SUM-. Den
fsberale Observation-Disclosures al
illitieoe ioag lin @irtIombeo / Vaa.
peute al lin ~forutelle Oplssniug,
mar V~rGiioeut @ilion penoer tilba
se ira 6ranfrig. Srger npe Eager
uil bIi bebaioIeoe, eaer me Nnora.
GENDER mooto9et bereiter; foreIig'
geroe Eager, JON life fan aiiluttes
inoen Den 30te Sluri, oil BIZ hen.
pitt iii commissioners 6ormono til
enoelig 9ispoiition.
AfiIutniugen al commissioners
Girflombeo marferer Opis5niugen
al nof en- al De Srgnniiationer iom
oprctteOes rroer arigen iii 6remme
al ariasarbeioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
6r0niefoitnineer.

@aibinoton Sen 25be Sunni. Sub.
ferelIen al De 6orter % mooerne
9araffer, Tom | i'm Sio blep int
gang al glrmeoepurtcmentet, pil
gipe De 6%oreitebe Stoter i'm ferite
befrItebe 8r9nIe.
9lntaaet al rcgul9rt etoblercbe %
beipitebe Granddaughter lnngs meo
ben interrationale @r9nie moo
Werico uosier MI benimob ct bolpt
Sullbreoe forltoett ct t%ilIoorenoe
Intal Sorpoititiainser, Der bier fan
buIe en- Crop aopoleri euer Ell Telo.
ton Snfanteri.
Gen al De onerifanife Sropper
itofsrte ire Iar lange 8ornionunqt
bar fsrt iii, OF Glrrnebepartemertet
iluttelie beitemte Jig for SpFsreIIcn
al permonente 6orter og gnraffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
uloprilcrne.

8reat Sails, Niont.. Den 25oe
Slini. Iepr9lcntonten for ct al De
itore llloipinoerier i Siicu bar
fisbt ct Vorti lllo paa 41,000 Eo.
for GO GeltS Tintoet. Sctte er bct
beieite Yris, Tom er betolt for lllb
pna bisIe 2ollter.
Sra @eno, Oregon, melbeS Ian,.
me Cato: Zen bsieite Tris, iorr
nogeniiltbe CT betalt for lib beri
Staieil, opnaoebeS OcO Oct fore ulo.
ialg her ioag. bo Der for ct Yarti
paa $40 Yunb blep betalt 641s
Gents Nunoet. Ger bIep iolt iol9t
420, 515 Eiuto, bpnraf Stsritepar.
ten fisbtes al lllbipinoerier / 9itcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
SeIonnet Gapperheo.

@nibington Den 25oe yuni. Sol.
gerbe 20 nmerifnuife Oiiicerer er
bIet oeforercoe mco oct amerifauife
&rigafors for uopiit 8oppcrbeo paa
Sla9lnarfen: neutrality-suspicious.
2. 9. Hocfcnbncf o. W. =. @olter;
Gberiternc u. 6. Boris, 6eorec W.
Soifnlnrllt, Watbew u. SinIep, &en-
RI $. Surp, Senrp Is. Sefpett. WaI.
fer 6. @abcocf, s. s. airgnion,
StanIep .. Sorb, u. i. GaaarO,
Somes a. Grain, &. .. gricfer %
8. Sc. Sting; OberitIeitnonterne
)9ieb u. Sgoer, 5. u. 9robion. 81.
9. Beef, ". 8. Giilbcrion, $. s.
MoIoncp % Wtaior Tercipal Wtun.
DIETER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
Srcoprilen

Sra @oIhington meloes, at ser.
tiltroos for, at Snobsiinirgen al
4merifas iterite S%peoeoulIng err !
iulo Sang, 90 at Giterretnirgerne
ira europa tpoer paa, at &eroens.
foripningen oil bIi ~tilItrRfteli8 for
ale, iugeu u~oiigter er til biqigere
9rs0 BERT Sanoet.
S5ulius $. Barnes, oe' 6oreneoe
Stoters Speoeoirettsr. bar oper.
ieIlbt aongre5Ien en- Sfrioelie. buori
ban antpoer, at ~Se9ieriugen for
nProPrenoe life bar iii Seniigt az
iRlge Soeoe ill Mtsaerne unber BEN
gornntereoe Tris az 1926 pr. 9u'
ibel | Chicago, enoa aonsresieu be.
uilgeoe 1,OO0,0000 900 Dollars iii
99ffelie af 8%esieringers mulise
LAB oe6 SpretbolbelIen al Sen Ear.
merne sarantereoe Tris % iorot iii.
iifrs amerifonife aoniumerter grpo
iii Vriier baIereoe paa @eroensior.
iprinsen at Speoe.
Rr. Barnes Eoiition bar lige ira
segnnbelien az ppret ben, Of Resie.
ringens lab ifuloe gisres miuSit
mulis. bpiltet meb andre Orb oil
iise, at han er | SoOsr al at boloe
Er,ien paa Nel oppe / Selee meS
ben snrartereoe SreoepriS, meo
minbre Dem bIep tpunset NED az
Rontnrrenee uoeufro,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

euer 6Iaaocu c[ler WorineforpIet,
men / iittct Sili9Ioe iap ban min.
ore enc 500 Mtaaneoeh, ON ban er
it9llt, euer mlnore emo SO Wtod.
neoen, ON ban leper lauunien mco
oent lom or aibGu9ige al banr, eaer
nttnorc erto 500 Niaoucoen, ON ban
leocr aoltilt ira Dem loiu or albert.
gt9c az bant, - Uc0 Si0cll al Be
uil8ninger iii Samiliell, ont ban /
oen Sio ban inur lin llooannelie le.
Der oolfiIt ira i'm Nultru. 5 etboert
iaabant SiliGloe faar &ititrueu $t5
% bpert lutDnoigt Barn $40 DIaa.
neben.
ltnoer fsritnppnte SroninQ alt.
Iaa: Geriom Ell Wano Der lto0 /
Sieneitet ionr Wenig % trnf ell Con
al $50 Waaane0en, suffer at eien.
neingoa ct &iirIuS % siuer 9lifalo
paa Scott, aIGoer, o.i.p. lao iaar
ban, oeriom ban err ugiit eler leper
aolfiIt ira SomiIien, mems ban err
/ SGre, ct GiaGs al $50 Ndaneoen
og bar oltIoa en- Snbtpgt al miuolt
500 Wtdancoeu.
Wonge i~orfrsbleoe SoIootcr b[ep
~ofmsnitreoe uoen at ioa nogen In.
oerretning ont bisie 5%ororitoItnin
ger til beres @eolte, inoiom OereS
Ainteniirina ionot Steo, for bette
Dtoltineri bar foninet iganQ. CIT.
brer lont moottc fontme / 8ersrelle
me0 loooonne, Ibisrer ell patriotilt
Vllgt, ON ban benpller 6em iii 500.
oeotontoret / @oibington e1er Ill Ell
az De II lluOeraioeliuger. SoIoutet
ton | oeine Alleouin9 gisre ifriitIig
Senoenoelle, ON ban pll, men bcoit
er oct at tnofitoe lig / egelt Verlon.
boor oct fan tic ltoen tor 9efoit.
ming.
s 8ilfGlbe rogeu begpnoer poa
ct alir'itS Ion lenere bier ia util.
ireoSitiaenbe eqer minore oipasiet
eiter oeofommeltoeS Gpner eaer I'll
beieligbeo, bill mat prsoe of iinoe ct
iom beore Ioarcr til 9eboDet, for
Heaiermeens geitrrbelier bill life
opbere. fer arsbIinger er fontmer,
| en- illobrln9en6e Sitting Iom pas.
Ter for BAN.
Oct ber ogiad merfc3 Of Dem iont
/ Eleleiten bar ntiltet en- Arm eler
ct Ben, Of BET er Hegieriugc1s gIigt
giernem Srigsoepartementet %
@ar Miif Sniurance at ifufie Dem
tunltige 2emmer % anoet nsooen.
oigt lloitpr. gtuar Ell iaaoon arsb.
ling noifriueS al SoipitaIet, iunr
ban ct mioIertiOigt lloitpr, men Ie.
mere loripneS ban meo flmitiae Gem.
nler al bebite SIug5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
Sarmerne er paa Daot.

Sra Sopefa, aors., meobcleS oel,
25oe Sitni: Sptti Seteftibcr blep
ibog ierlot til Sneoefelterne / aarias
forat f~orbinore Slbspan IGttelier, ab.
pare Sornterne moo 5. @. W. .Nei'
tatorer, Iom ontnees of briue lit
Spill blonbt Ssiturbeiberre, 90 forot
opipore NaoifaIere % andre lire.
i~tiftere.
ubienoelien al bisie "Sogtto9erc",
Iom De fables, blep beiluttet efter cit
aonference, lom fanot Steo Der
Eirsbog.
Oglaa Specialaserter for Sern.
banerne og lofole Representatives.
for Soreltineen til llnoertrpffelic
al Seitetpperi bill biitaa peo @eifpt.
teIIen al Sormernes S%beoeogre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
en- am. l~1eeeritat.

Sra gpanspile, Sito., berettes ben
23oe SUM-: ,Sislge ben befierote
9tegerepangeliit DR.. %. 90. Mooben
/ SfIaboma Gitp, piI Der BIZ fore.
Iagt &ongre5Ien en- Elan til Spret'
telien al en- Resarltab Iangsmeo
8rpnieiloben &io 0ronoe, llogen.
Iimbe / 9isbeb meo 8eitens Sn0io.
nerreierpationer. DR.. Wobben blen
poo GentroIlioterneS "Sree @ia
Netbo0iit" .aonierercen Der ions
paIgt i'll OF forelGgge % forflnre
4SIonen for aongresieu.
Vlaner gnar 10 poa oprette en-
500 apaoratmiI tor Deterioration
Ion9s SEN neutrality-suspicious.
@rrnIe % in06einttenoe EN- Strim.
mel merifanif Serritorium, Ioml
foreitaoes erbuerpct peb aisb. 5
5orbinbelie meo oanae Ilcn bill Der
ogioo bli foreloat a~onsresien ct no.
itraft Srrigationslpitem, ibet iii.
itrpffclig 8anb nil fiinne Ieperes al
Rio 8ranoe, Der piloe famine til of
giennemIfipre ReIerpotionen / belle
bens 9pngoe FRA Belt iii Eii. DR..
Wooben amer Tlanen for ben eneitc
proftiife 2ssrirg pna Reserproble.
met.
5 &onierencen. iom Dor paret |
FIRE Gage os niilutteoes ioae. beltos
Ielegaier fra aonias. Wisiouri. 81.
linois, Ohio os aentiietp. Sorbono-
lingerie leoebes al Reserbiitoppeu
S. 6. Campbell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

6orcentringerne ON, Of TrRli'
BENT @iIon iamtioig meo S~reostraf.
tatens llnoertegneIie oiloe opbepe
oct propiioriife 2arosforbuS, er
saaet i@lsiten.
ct telegram ira Paris ertlR.
rer ban. at Geulobiliierinsen al ar
mear fife eroru fon iises Of pore
ailluttet. % at BON oerfor insen
chronological bar I'll at cvhane Sorbu.
ser. Ter itaar enonu ca. 1000.
600 Wono unber 9aaben.
Gan t~ilisiar imioIertio. Of bar,
~uaar GemcbiIiieriasen er diiluttct.
oil orpenoe i'm Ipnoisbeo til at
bonole uoer nosen aftipu ira aun.
sreS!ens Siae," y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01

Gertiaties soa ens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
rdnd$forbudet.
6orbnoet MOB Siluirfning os Sala
ar Hmsoriffc traabt ifrait.
1prl1gningem iulofrnoia.

81 plSutloltlS SuHu9 'OIUuO MOO
Glluirfning % Solg al beruietoe
Sriffe er ioag (8irslag, lite Subj
trdaot frat, oog lloer at 4orqres.
len cnonu bar r1oet at faa oeotoaet
De i%orneoue 6opiorboIo til
bets SoouobGuelIe.
Gltiuaret berfor paabbiler Ieprr.
IentantbitletS Suititsfomite, Tom life
itioe fianoe bli iproig meo tin SSS1to.
FILLING. aomiteers Sormano, Ie.
prGIcntnnt @oliteob fra Wiftneioto.
crflGrebe iutiolertio, at Der itoor
&esierirgen tilitr9ffeligc Nioler
til &aooigbeo, label til Sopcrs
S~aalob9pelie Ionr til StroifGloelie
al heus S~pertrpoere
Sette miblertioige Sorbuo, Ser
bleo peotoget lonr ell arigSiorbolos.
re9el, giGloer, inotil Sriaen forntelt
err ertl9ret nflluttet, oe Yrplibenten
| ell Proclamation ~Iorfprber, at BE.
mobtltIeringen al De dnteriforife
trooper er fulofsrt.
Nf Weolemmer al aomiteer ais.
reg Der / benite Sorbinoelie opmerf.
lou poo, at oct ~poabpiler Trritoen.
ten iom Ell Tlt9t of ofgisre. nodr
SenobiliIeringen ifdl erflGres flilo.
fert, % ira bpiIfet Siospunft ga.
Iooner og andre l1oifipufningsiteoer
automatic after bill bli tiadbt at
iortirtie 8eIipfter inotil ben t6oe
Sanuar 1920. od Sorbubsomenbe.
mentet iii BEN fsoeraIe 8rimolop
trGber ifrait.
&c beitige Ingreb. font al Vrobi.
bitionilteri1e bar rnret rettebe mob
sSamilieflRloerelt, eqer torrettere,
moo en- Monos a~nsioelise Het ill
otter ben lite Gull at opldgre / iit
/ STEM itsrre eqer uliuore 9eboIonin.
ger al Hltsoriffe, laoer til at bore
-
iloneoe tilbage.
SltItitsfoniteeu bar rentlig neo.
boteret et f%orellaaoet Enhancement.
Der plloe baoe glort oct nlonliet for
en- Berger at bare Nusoritte / i'm
ge'iooelie, % itrsg no Ell Voragraf.
ior oil0e baoe giort Npoelie al be.
ruieloe Griffe / Ell Wanos private
Siem iii en- Torbrpoelle.
De opIagreoe 9ritfeparer mo-
imiolertio uPre arbragte / aipIoe.
rem, eler hbor oct M fat PORE, isr
oett lite SuIi.
SigeIeoc5 bar qor,iteeit ioitrcget
Naragrafen, Der oiltoriIcre0e Hon.
Iaariug al private Stem.
Wer trob5 oisle Torbriuger an.
ices 2ouen FOR az opre altonliatter.
De % ioa O%raitiit / fine geitentmel.
Ter, at en- Ferion, iom geotc Ellen
al 0isie Toronorirger tiQaoer of
booe Ell &agge El / lin aiGloer. fan
bli bette og itrnifPIot, ON ban /
auerteringssielneo bprer ~tiliflie en-
"@at6 Sob" meo ct giqeoe al stag.
gen.
2oper oefirerer iom "~beruIenoe
Qriffe" ale Griffeparer, Iom itoe.
boloer oper y Trocent SlIfobol.
Cm Standardization rebtogcs
al begge SuIe ! SEN Sorn, Den cil
bIi inoitiaet al TeprRieutanthuIcts
Suititsfomite, oil transport al Rits.
oriffe ! Iutomobiler, Ae~ropldner
euer andre 8rausportmiolcr BIZ en-
megct 6aaoe iarIig og foit6ar If.
lore.
5 iir oprtn0eIige Sorm inoeboIbt
2opiorilagct SEN @eItenmelie. at
5rou5pormioIet ifuloe foniiteres
o. iPlges res oiientIig 4i,ftior. %
at Soritieuen meqent SalgspriIen
% DtIIftbelsbet IfltIoc r~eirroeres
Gieren.
aomiteen iorduore6e iniolertio
oeune %geitemmeIie oerher, OF BET
9eleb, lom blep tiIopers, efterat gg.
ser % Cmfoiminger er betalt. ifal
tiliuloe Staten.
.
Eorrer+rirrprup ON nt Nrpii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-01
Treden undersigned.
Den ~boitioelise Saneline fore9if Soreae iSpeillalen oerlalues
Slot. Kineierne neetece at nnSerifripe. Sen. SHUTS
erflareee G%raftaten for utili reoItiIenee.

Graftatem bkp paa Gylflanes Deene uneerte9net At fun TO
y1ane, Dr.. ,1iler o9 1ohannes Bel. 0nfeoste1t hos
prefoent poireare. prnToent piiou paa Riempei
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25
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MIR. Joseph BENJAMIN Darr, or this
city, left on Thursday for New York
city where he has secured employ
ment.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25
pm,y AFTERNOON, APR. Is, 1919
sale Register

ar and Mrs. Charles Mott, Of Bal.
. III. and Mrs. Charles Rooms, OF
tlnloi~, visited Miss Annie Rooms,
# Carrollton during the Easter hoii-
days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25

"FOR NERVOUSNESS, AND AS
BLOOD TONIC, TONALL is EX-
CELLENT,. SAYS ANTHONY Ola
MOGD. ..
II was very nervous and besides i
needed a tonic for my blood" says
Anthony Diamond, Of 223 Queen St.,
Annville, Pa.
"I was all rundown and felt tired
from the effects OF the "fu," and
reading about Tonall, how a great
many people had been benefited by
taking this medicine, concluded to
give it trial, and am happy to
state that It made me have good
appetite, and toned up my blood and
stomach in most excellent shape"
This testimonial was given January
"a, 1919.
Tonall IL sold at Chas. wv. Moore's,
at Westminster, and McK1nney's
Drug Store, Taneytown.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25

Reversible Husk and Cotton, 2 pts.
$6.75; Felt, Moss and American
Fibre, 1925, $1,000, $3.50; Felt,
2 parts, SLIPS, $3.50, $1700,
$1,000.
SINGLE MATTRESSES $3.50 to G1S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market less
pounds down. $16.75 a $19.25; culls and
common. $f0@$16; yearlings wethers,
$12.75 a $16.25; ewes, medium good and
choice, $7.75 q $3.50; culls and common,
sS.5C 0,$7.50.
Goldie F. Marcus. Blanche E. Mar
tin, Mildred S. Matthias. Elva M. Mat
thews. Norma F. Meyerowitz, George
M Niles. Jr, Joseph p. Minich.
Ethyl F. Mummert. Minnie A. Noble,
William c. owens. Virginia M. Palm
er, Georgiana V. Parthemore, Grace
Elizabeth Peake. Stanley w. Per-
rim. Milton G. Potts. End; George N.
Pulas. Rosabelle Quanf1,- Richard S.
Quigley, Ruth p. Rife, Lewis K. Ri
mer, Winston Z. Romig, Goldie A.
Rosenberg, Viola II. Sample, Miriam
R Schampan, Louise r. Schutzen-
bach, Esther l. Seiders. Horace ]. Sc
lig, Ruth NJ. Sheesley, Mildred G. S.
Shupp, Annie L. Siemons, Kathryn G.
Sloop. Alton N. Smith. Elinor f.
Smith, Merle Leone Smith, Ethel NJ.
Smothers, Frederick d. Snyder, FeEne
K. Stanford, Clarence E. Stiles, Carl
B. Stoner, Helen I. Stoner. Harriet
W. Swartz, Jean c. Tippett, Frances
f. Todd, Ruth L. Towsen, Minerva L.
VanHorn, Pauline F. Wallace. George
S. Wagner, Mildred A. Wells, Kath-
ryn c. Wharton. Anita p. Wilson,
Catherine r. Winn. Catherine C. Wor-
ley, Evelyn M. Wright.