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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21
Social Activities

The marriage Of Miss Vera McNair, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William McNair. and
Lieutenant Reginald Hutchinson. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Hutchinson. Jr., Of
this city, will take place In St Thomas's
Church, New York. on April FL. The we'd
ding will be followed by a reception at the
home of the brides parents. s East Seventy
ninth street, New York.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Frances Pearson Field. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Bradhurst. of los East Thirty
NTH street. New York, and Mr.. Everett
Westcott Fabyan. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Wright Fabyan, of Commonwealth
avenue, Boston. Mr.. Fabyan Is a brother OF
Mrs. Theodore Frothin CHAM, Jr., formerly
OF this city.
Mrs Henry d. Paxon, of 2036 Locust
street. will give a dinner on Friday evening,
March 81, In honor of her daughter. Miss
Ann J. Paxson. before Mrs. Charles Stewart
Wurtss Dancing Class.
DIT. and Mrs. O.. L. s. Jameson have issued
Invitations for the marriage Of their dauxh-
ter. Miss Gladys Marguerite Jameson. and
Lieutenant ]. Montgomery Forster. on Tues
day. March 4. at 8 o'clock. In 81. Mary's
Memorial Church. Wayne. The weddinr
viii be followed by a small reception for ths
families and a few intimate friends At villa
F1orenza. the home Of the brides parents An
g. DAyids. 1Siss Jameson VIII be atfendsd
~ ~ slater' z[|zs Louiss ysneson. - nan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21
CERCLE FRANCAIS GIVES
PLAY FOR WAR ORPHANS
Temple University Society Drama
Written by Its
President

The Cercle Francois Of Temple University
VIII save its annual play and dance this eve
ming at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel.
The play will be Les Petits Martyrs de
France" written by Mrs. William r. Handle.
president Of the Cercle. The proceeds will
be forwarded to France by the committee for
fatherless children of France, to be given
to French orphans.
Mrs. Hande and Prof. Andre F. Berthier,
head Of the French department at Temple,
viii direct the play. which will be followed
by a ballet entitled THE Dance OF Peace"
This was composed and writterf by Miss c.
Anita Preston, director of the woman's GYM
nasium at the university. She will represent
France In the ballet and will be assisted by
Grace Freehafer. Ida Greenwood, rorothy
Griffth, Esther Herzog, Elizabeth tanning.
Bertha Linaka. Eva Pletsch and Kathryn
Renshaw. /.
Another feature OF the evenings program
will be an address by Captain Fernand Bal
densperger. professor at the Sorbonne and
exchange professor at Columbia University.
He will be presented by Or. c. E.. de NJ.
Sajous. president of the central committed
or the French colony. Frank c. Carroll will
sing the ."Marseillaise.'
Those holding boxes are President Russell
II. Conwell. Dean Laura H.. Cornell, Dean
NfNc u tbihni Nftbit't
Alpha Theta Pi Sorority. Mrs. John Markoe,
Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson, Ladies' American
French Club. James G.. Carville. Association
rationale Franchise. Mrs. Rene Masse, Mrs.
Andre f. Berthier, Mrs. Michael J. Ryan,
Mrs. william r. Hande. DR.. c.. +. de Sajous,
DR.. Pierre F. Girou. Mrs. Ernest La Place.
Kindergarten Department. Household Arts
and Science, Miss Gertrude o. l.. Dustin. Mrs.
Victor Lieberman. Mrs. Michael Senger and
Mrs. Albert Wacherman.
The Datroneaqea are.
Miss Irene =. Archer. Mrs. Guy A, Armstrong,
Israel Bran. Mrs. Charles. @. Caplies, Mrs. Ed
ward Coles. Mrs. Louis A. Couche. Miss Frances
F Davis. Mrs; John Dawson. the Misses de Miey:
barbara Eisenhower, Miss Annie Ensell. Miss
EET Tssisl ~: N Nsni,i {. Flynn, Ms Ill., se Mani. " y.
a a&sIs.m MT'. H HHE'm sFe.l Il. s G!sa%SEs. Mrs. Mr.; T Levi,
h hS%%'G Jacs M,I' nnf Mss Mary / Joa asi0F? %is. JESS ys.
Wilmer Kru.en. Miss Helen L"I!SyInsstSne, L9sani
Mrs. Frank Maene. Mrs. Frederic +. Matt. Mrs.
IMaic, S H e M%sE;on Mrs.. M ia + FF,o1 *. & M,lsr. MI.
Louise Mcdaniel. Miss Marian s. Merrinan. Mrs.
Emeline p. Armour, Mrs, Frank G Becker, Mrs.
hriniey ." Mrs Percy Il. Cha ndier. Mrs louis +.
Mus ~ M M.' L AsGiDhe o Ms5eay ny Miss sb ANNA /. T FsT:
$SSsisidf Rsmssss. Miss fEjlsis So:ss!ssI %s:
Harriet smith. Mis-. Josephine M, Smith, Mrs.
Misses fTininsSs St. Miss Roxy NJ. Won Hagen.
joseph Mlss "S 3. w,l MisTa' Ms Ms. ' GsSei WMraissShte.' Miss s
Elizabeth Yutte and Mrs. John e. Zimmerman,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21
THE EADER VIEWPOINT
Letters to the Editor on Topics of General Interest
.hoto by Photo


nam Lincoln was a temperance man. Tenn
perance to him meant moderation in that
which is good and total. abstinence from that
which Is evil and all the years that ! knew
MIN l never knew him to touch either liquor
or tobacco"
When Abraham Lincoln was questioned as
to his creed. he replied: when l can find a
church whose whole creed is love to. God and
love TO man, that is the church I would wish
to belong TO-" Again, he said MANY a time
l have been driven to my knees, as l had no
other place to go"
With best wishes, your friend for success
for what Is best for our boys OF America Of
all ages, races, colors or creeds.
DAVID l.. WILMER.
Philadelphia. February L..
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OF honor, and the bridesmaids will be Mrs
Harry X. Leonard, Jr., another sister; MRS
Samuel Slaymaker, Miss Cecil Forster SIS
ter of the bridegroom. and Miss Nataie
Brush. OF New York. Miss Florence Lee
Leonard, niece of the bride. will be the flower
girl. The best man will be MIR. Richard
Watson. and the ushers will INCLUDE Mr.
Thomas Hearne. Mr.. Kirk Moore. Lieutenant
Harry X. Leonard, Jr., Mr.. kirkpatrick
Irwin, Mr.. Samuel Slaymaker and Mr.. Frank
Hunter. of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry Powers, of 22a
Harvey street. will entertain the members OF
the Science and Art Club OF Germantown
on Monday evening at their nome An IN
usually interesting program mas oeen ar
ranged. the subject being. Music OF tne
American Revolution" Mr.. Powers VIII tell
the story Of the songs Of that period. includ-
Ing the popular fighting ballads OF the eigh-
teenth century. The songs VIII be Illustrated
by Mr.. Robert T.. Deacon and Mr.. George
C.. A. Detweiier, soloists, with Mr.. Samuel
n. Leidy, pianist and accompanist. The
president of the club. Mr.. Charles Jenkins,
will preside. Mr.. Woodruff Jones Is vice
president; Mr.. II. Kent Day. secretary, and
Mr.. George Henderson. treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomson. OF 1872
Spruce street. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Hutchinson at their shooting lodge in
|. Georgia.
Mrs. Alexander d. Strange. of Mellgram
Farm, Berwyn, who has been spending a
short time in Pittsburgh, has returned to
Miami. Fla. to remain until May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Williamson Roberts.
of villanovh, are spending some time at the
Traymore, in Atlantic City.
announcement Is made of the engagement
of DR.. Alberta Peltz, daughter Of the late
DIR. and Mrs. Josiah Peltz, Of this city, TO
DR.. J. Howard Smith, of Berwick. Pa Doc
tor Peltz, who is a granddaughter or the
late DR.. Phillip Peltz, was the first woman
to matriculate In the medical department OF
the University of Pennsylvania, and was
graduated last summer. At present she Is
resident physician at the Woman's Hospital
of Philadelphia.
L'Elite Club, Philadelphia chapter. will
give it's second annual dance tomorrow night
at Mercantile Hall. Broad and Master streets.
The club has arranged an enjoyable pro-
gram for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Russell, of 1124 South
Sixteenth street, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Adele Yvonne Rus
sell, and Mr.. J. Richard Conway, NJ. L. A. s.
p. u. S. A
Miss Mabel Rutter, of AL West Bring
hurst street. Germantown. will entertain her
card club this evening. The following MEM
bers will be present.: Mrs. George Shaner.
Mrs. Frank Lelande Jones, Miss Anne
Georgeson, Miss Anne Haslett. Miss Ethel
NJ. Junk, Miss Ida Powell and Miss Helene
NJ. Graham.
Mrs. Thomas II. Enmens. of California,
who. has been spending the winter with her
sister, Mrs. John A.. Hickey. Of 25l South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21
LAUDS AMERICAN CHEMISTRY
Lecturer Predicts Pre.eminence in Coal Tar
Utilization

Coal Tar Distillation' was the subject OF
an address last evening by Or. Paul G. Doerr,
research chemist. before the Chemical So
ciety Of the Drexel institute.
Doctor Doerr predicted that American
chemistry ultimately would go beyond any
thing ever dreamed of in the utilization of
coal tar by the Swiss and German scientists,
the original developers of this branch of in
dustrial chemistry.
Members of the faculty of the Drexel In
stitute were present as guests of the society.
oliver X. Haun, president of the society. pre-
sided.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21
HIBERNIAN BALL MONDAY
Will Be Chief Irish-Americsn Social Event
Here Of Season

The ffty-third annual Hibern,an Ball,
which will take place Monday evening. will
be the chief social event in Irish-American
circles in Philadelphia this season.
The box holders include Senator Penrose,
Alexander Simpson, Jr.. Edwin H.. Ware,
James b. Sheehan, Joseph MacLaughlin, A.
Lincoln Acker, John Monaghan. Joseph p.
Gafney. David Martin. John p. Connolly,
James T.. German. 7. Larry Eyre, ]. Hamp-
ton Moore, Harry Ransley. William X.
knight. Jr, Colonel James II. Elverson, p.
]. Cunningham, NJ. Snellenburg Company,
Colonel Samuel ID. Lit. Gimbei Brothers,
strawbridse q Clothier. Bernard Mcguire,
Chris Gallagher Company. Julius A. Nachod
John T. Flood. Christian schmidt's Sons.
James Hagan. Harry Trainer. Patrick u.
McGarvey, Mrs. Mary A. Gallagher, Ameri-
can stores Company, Thomas j. Nestor, Pat
rick Donohoe, Conway a Conway, Joseph p
Kerrigan. James J. Keefe. Patrick F.. Lloyd
and Michael A. Frenzy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21
Mrs. Robins 10 Lecture

Mrs. Raymond Robins. president of the
National Women's Trade Union League, will
speak this evening at Friends Select School
Sixteenth and Cherry streets. The subject Of
Mrs. Robins's talk will be Making a New
World the Needs and the Problems" and Is
one of a series Of lectures being given under
the auspices of the Haverford Graduate
School and the Friends social order COM
mittee..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21

The EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER will bs
~,ad to receive announcements of an
sarements for the Society Page. pro-
viding the engagements may be verined
Notlces should be written On one side
~ The paper and must be signed with
Suu name n address and telephone
number. Send notices to Society Editor.
EvENIso PUBLIC LsDoER. SOC Chestnut
strest.
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sAYRE-wINKLER

A pretty wedding took place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. winkler. 326 West
Huntingdon street, on Wednesday evening.
when their sister. Miss Elvira Winkler, was
married to Mr.. George F. B. Sayre. of Ger
mantown. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Frederick Bowers. of All Saints
Lutheran Church. The bride wore a gown
Of white silk veiled with georgette crepe,
a veil of tulle arranged with a coronet of
lace, and carried a shower of white sweet
peas. She was attended by Mrs. william
Robson as matron of honor. Her frock was
Of pink georgette crepe and she carried pink
sweet peas.
Mr.. William Robson was Mr.. Sayre's best
man. The service was followed by a recep-
ton. Upon their return from a short trip
the bridegroom and bride will be at home at
326 West Huntington street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21

A dance will be given this evening at the
Rittenhouse Hotel in aid Of ST. Edmunds
Home for Crippled Children. The committee
in charge includes Miss X. Hickey. Miss
Barbara Boyle. Miss Dorothy Rumbager.
Miss Mary Millar, Miss Elizabeth Doyle, Miss
Martha Doyle, Mrs. Charles Harrison, Mrs.
Charles Roger Lucy. Miss Margaret Platt
and Miss Elizabeth Lucy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21
MISS MARY E. TAYLOR WEBS
DIR. FLOYD SHAFFER TODAY
Wedding Will Be Solemnized at Home Of
Brides Parents, Followed by Reception

An interesting wedding will take place
this evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Binney Taylor. 203S Mount Vernon
street. when their daughter, Miss Mary +.
Taylor, will be married TO DR.. Floyd f. Shaf-
fer. of Sparrows Point, Nd. The
will be performed at 1880 o'clock by the Rev.
T. Leslie Gossling. rector Of st. Mathias's
Church. Nineteenth and Wallace streets. and
a reception will follow. The bride will wear
a gown Of white satin embroidered with pearl
beads. Her veil of tulle and duchess lace,
caught with orange blossoms. will fall from
a coronet of the lace, and will extend to
the hem Of the court train. Orchids and lilies
of the valley will be carried. The brides
father will give her in marriage, and her
sister. Miss Isabel J. Taylor. will be her only
attendant. The latter will wear a frock OF
sunset color tafSeta and net and will carry
Sunset roses. ~-.
DR.. L. A. Showdy. of Bethlehem. Pa, will
be the best man. After an extended trip
through the South Doctor Shaffer and his
bride will live at Sparrows Point, and will
receive after March 15.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-12
ALBUQUERQUE
HAS BEST RECORDS
IN THE SOUTHWEST
Denver Bond Buyer, After In
speotion Of Paving Accounting,
Takes Certificates for Entire
Albuquerque Contract.

Charles T. sidlo. Of sidlo. Simmons.
FEELS A Co. bond buyers OF Denver,
Yesterday accepted FOR purchnse by
hisl firm all OF the issue OF paving
certificates issued 20 carry ~ the
sixty hlocka OF paving now "a way
here by the NJ paso Bltuiithic COM
pany. Mr.. Hildo's company already
has purchased and marketed one-haif
Of he citys issue OF water plant pur-
chase bonds.
In connection with his purchase OF
the paving certificates AIR Sidio said
that he had made a careful ~inNestiga-
ton OF the city's plans. records and
procedure In connection with the paw
ing contract and that he had never
seen a more complete and thorough
accounting or checking system In con
nection with public work. Clty Man
agcr Hebcnstrcit. he said, had earned
cordial commcndation for the thor
oughly efficient system which he had
Installed aud kept up In connection
with the city's fiscal accounting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-12
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
suffering Described Az Tertur,
Relieved by Black rausst.

RossviIle, Oa.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able. o.
his place, writes: MY husband Is an
engineer, and once while lifting, he in
iufed himself with a piece Of heavy ma
shinery, across the abdomen. He was
70 sore he could not bear 10 press on
himself al all, or chest or abdomen. lie
weighed l55 lbs, and fell off until he
weighed 10 lbs. In two weeks.
Tie became eonsiipaied and II looked
ike he would die. We had three different
doctors, yet with all their medicine, his
bowels Jailed TO act. lie would turn up
a tcn-eent bottle OF castor oil, and drink
Il two or three days In succession. lie
Nd this yet without result. We became
desperate, he suffered so. lie vas swol-,
lcH terribly. He told me his suffering
could on; ~ described as torture.
sent and bought Thediord's Black
O.aughi. made him take a big dose,
and when II began 10 act he tainted, he
was in such misery, but he got relief and
began TO mend at once. He got well,
and we both feel he owes his life to
Thediord's Black ,Draught."
Thediofd's Black raurht will help you
10 keep iii, ready Tor the days work
tv nj Nc-iH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-12
Carleton Post of
American Legion
to Meet Tonight

The local post OF The American
Legion viii hold a smoker at S;30 this
evening ln the Armory hall, nj which
Post Commander Col. Brown will pro-
pose plans for u convention In the
early part Of October at which Il Is
hopcd 10 have fivs hundred delegates
from the state OF New Mexico present.
Among other speakers will be Post
Adjutant chas. Caldwell who viii give
an address on the placing Of five
hundred discharged men through T..
n. Young. soldier settlement man at
Santa Re. Ia positions with salaries
ranging from $500 to $4,000.
Earl Bowdich and r. q Westerfeid
will report on the convention al Santa
lie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-12
Sister Philip Neri
Leaves St. Joseph's;
Built Great Hospital

The provision OF the new Canon law
llmitina the tenure Of superiors Of
religious institutions to three years hns
affected 81. Josepn's Hanatorium here
In Albuquerque, resulting in the
uansfef OF Sister Philip Ncri. super
intcndeLt OF the institution since 1919.
Sister Philip Nerfa destination has
not yet been announced @ has the
name Of her successor been as yet
made public.
sister philip Nerl came 10 ~. Jos-
eph snnatorium in 1905 with AN ex-
tensiye experience In hospitals and
ranataria in various localities In the
United states. OWNS to her previous
specialization In surgical cases. she
VAS placed IN charge OF the operating
rol N az the Institution.
Upon her assumption OF the office
OF superior Of the institution. Sister
Philip = in-uuguratcd "A program
Of Improvement and enlargement Of
the facilities OF the sanaiarium. An
additional block Of property wns In
corporated into the grounds OF the
institution and cottages and accom-
modations Installed to meet the re-
quircments OF ho~alth-seekers. The
hospital equipment ana staff OF ape-
clalists which have gained the insti-
tuition It's wide recognition throughout
the west are the results Of Sister
philip Ncri's untiring efforts during
her years OF office. efforts which have
raised ~. Joseph sanatarium TO Ne
present prosperous position as one OF
the recognized health institutions OF
the country for the treatment OF tu'
hercuiosis. and ~ a%ffording the pre-
misr hospital facilities OF the south
west.
Sister Philip Neri's departure FROM
Tho institution and the city Is viewed
with regret by the community, people
throughout New Mexico and tbs
southwest generally having Learned
to know and appreciate her executive
ability, her devotion to the work. ans
the ineatimablo services to tho siri
ana afflicted made possible by hei
administration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-12
Formal Opening of
X. Of c. Hut Set
for 31st of August

Grand Knight william A. Kcieher
announced this morning that LAcutcn-
ant Governor fankey has accepted the
invitation extended him by the
Knights OF Columbus to delivev an nd-
dress at the dedication ceremonies
here on August aist. when The recre-
ation hut established by the Knights
Of columbus az he Merphey ina
tnrium will ~ formally opened.
The hut il In charge OF Secretary
Garntka. with NJ. Rabbit as assistant.
and lis facilities are at h disposal
OF all discharged men OF the army.
navy and marines. though primarily
designed for the benefit Of the gassed
men located at the sanatarium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-12
JULY SET RECORD FOR
NEW MEXICO RAINFALL

Local office United States weather
bureau. Santa lie. General climatic
summary. July. 1919;
The pronounced features OF tho
weather Of the month OF July were
the many days with rainfall. the large
amount OF rainfall and the cloudy
quiet, humid air which prevailed. The
temperature OF the mont averaged
practically normal although there was
a fairly large deficiency over the
northeast border counties, while the
foot hills. mountain areas and north
west counties averaged normal or
slightly above. The precipitation. on
the other hand. average much above
the normal. An parts OF the state
shared In the excess, except the
southeast counties. The lower Pec0s
valley, especially, received very light
rainfall and a deficiency also occurred
at a few east and northeast stations,
but, a. a rule, the rainfall was heavy.
From tho Rio Grnnde ALLEY westward
the average was especially large.
The rainfall came largely as thun-
dershowers. which were local in char
acter. These q Of almost daily &C.
c~urrence. but were most general over
the state on the ist TO 4th. 7-Sth, 18Th
20 goth and 27th to the close OF the
month. The period from the 2ist TO
4WIN VI DtuftltANF WlNNOAA
but they we've 80 generous before and
after that period h a crop growth was
excellent and ranges, us n whole were
E0Od. white stock continues
In prime condition. A considerable
number OF local down pours occurred,
with delayed traffic. damaged fields
and road ways, loss Of bridges. etc.
Hoadways. especially were quite seri-
ously damaged and were In poor con-
dition throughout the month, due TO
the continuous soaking. A few deaths
from lightning occurred.
Precipitation.
The average precipitation for the
state, based upon the records Of les
stations. was 3.si inches, or 0.Gb inch
above the normal, as De-. mined from
the departures Of % s, Jna having
records for is years or more. The
month average O.9i inch greater than
July, 1915. The greatest monty
amount was ii.94 inches at Harvey's
upper ranch, ard the least 0.Gi inch
at Loving. The greatest amount In
any "a consecutive hour was 2.9T In
ches on the 18th. 18th al Rodeo in
the extreme southwest corner OF the
state. There was an average OF 10
days with precipitation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-12
Bitulithic Company
Complies With Law
on Compensation Act

Having shown TO the satisfaction OF
the district court hat the company 10
amply able financially TO adjust any
be maze against u. tho III paso b.
tulitliic company has been excused
from filing any bonds or insurance
policies in the court as required by
the workmcn's compensation AIT The
assets OF tho company are sufficient
to insure compensation for any in
iured workman, according TO a peii-
ton filed In court by W. y. Rand.
president OF the company. which III
soon to employ some two hundred
men on the paving here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-12
Who's Here
T0DAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS
STCRGTs,

STCRGEs.
G y. Keyr. Santa 10.
W. n. Clarke, Gallup.
.. Clark. Gallup.
Chns. H. Gay, Jemcz.
A. y. Otero. 5emer.
a. IT. Schertr, lndiauaroila
Mira. Joseph Meiinger. santa re.
a. - Loken. 81. Louis.
y. kaysins. ST. Louis.
J. r. Marshall. fAEuna.
j. r. Fullerton, Mnedniona.
Cfea. r. Aidrich and wife. Vaughn.
u. y. Donald, Lake Arthur.
IT. A. Kink and family, Trinidad.
a. n. fidel. New Mexico.
J. n. Prime. oxford.
p. clarkoway. Dallas.
Mart FLETCHER. Caba.
&. ". Jones. Pueblo.
J. McDermott. FL faso.
ALvAEtaDO.
J. E Kettle. Ei Paso.
g. d. Mccoy Amarillo.
Coo 4. Learnnrd. New Mexico.
~ y. 0wyn. North Carolina.
T.. Mcdonald. Syracuse.
w. J. kamever. Santa he.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Iden. Las
chas. Blanton. oatman.
ID. NJ. Bunker, Los Angeles.
D.. John keishar. South Carolina.
Seth Summons. Valley Ranch.
w. q. Hamilton. Roswell.
4. n. Ofero. Los Lunas.
q. l. Warson ard wife. Denver.
Edna T.. Beedle. Kansas.
j. salter. Boston.
q. A. IAyne. Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen u. Cuthbert.
Crcrsous Ia.
Miss y y cuthbsrt. cra.son. Pa.
VIM. A. Biby. Topeka
COMBS.
Murray Moore. Winaiow.
H. Lufa and son. Carrlzozo.
f.. Norris Hobart. Santa re, n. NJ.
A. a. SENEGAL. Santa Fe.
Cnas. blanchard. San'a Fe.
n. J. HeaHoner. peming. n. NJ.
w. n. Bradley, ChicaEo.
Mound.
>. }. Roybal and wife. Mcintosh. n.
l.. Naustsdt, Los Lunas.
NJ. anu Mrs. r. y. de Graztelrend,
Beien.
6. W. cresson. Texas.
JohI Moline. Texas.
J. n. Freund. Portland.
e. sloan. Trinidad.
l.. y. Foster. Socorro.
r. &. Karle. KANSAS City.
Joe :. Sanchez. Waisenburg, Colo.
r. @. Feria Jr.. San Mateo.
Jerry Herman. a.. \. army.
y, O. Montoya, Bernaiillo.
John Becker. Beien.
r. g. Palmer. Denver.
A. 7. scherer, Indianapolis.