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awful palnS-a n q
nothing seemed to
do me any good. A
friend advised me
to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's eg e.
table Compound. l
did SO and got re-
lief right away. l
can certainly re-
commend this valu-
able medicine to
other women who
suffer, for it b as
done su ch goo d
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-07
HE'LL GIVE THEM SD DEGREE

Houston Post.
Pershing has received second degree from Oxford
He will probably with the third degree when
gets where the soreheads hale him before
congressional committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-07
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
AND THEN SOME AND THEN SOME

Indianapolis News.
The senate will soon many plans dispos-
ing of the league there points to the
covenant.
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HE'S OFF THAT LINE FOR LIFE


There will be kind of presentation the retir-
ing Mr.. Orlando, Of course. May suggest a life rail-
road pass between Paris and Rome?
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Condensed Classics of Famous Authors
HUGO

infant that beeyed
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LEAPS 20 STORIES TO DEATH
NEW YORK, July IA. S. Ray
mond. 80 years old, mining engineer
OF Joplin. Mo, jumped from the
twentieth floor of the Commodore
hotel and was killed. He came to the
hotel several days ago.
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IN MISERY YEARS
Mrs. Courtney Tells How She
Was Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Oskaloosa, Iowa" For years I was
simply in misery from weakness and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-07

"Robinson Crusoe," by Daniel De-
foe, as condensed by James 3. Connoi
~, will be printed tomorrow.
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first romance, Dan:c and the third
Sea-"
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
PRESENT WATCH TO
Y. NJ. II. A. SECRETARY

On Thursday evening host Of Y NJ.
II. A. and Y. w. II. A. members carried
out an elaborate and carefully planned
surprise given in honor Of the secretary,
Philip Heimlich, as a token Of esteem
and appreciation for the work accom-
plished by him since he took over the
secretaryship. The group gathered in
the parlor for what was scheduled to
be a Ghanukah lecture. Just as the
supposed lecture was 10 take place the
secretary was called on and invited to
sit in and listen.
First, a short talk on Chanukah was
given by Rabbi Joseph, of Philadelphia.
after which Mr. M8rgolne, who acted
as chairman of the evening. called for
a few remarks from Mr.. Bces. The lat
ter then unrollcd a testimonial signed
by a number OF people connected with
the local association which was an in,
dOrsement OF their admiration for Mr..
Heimlich's work. They then presented
to him "a gold watch and chain, the
watch being engraved with reminder
OF the event Mrs. Heinrich was pre-
scented with a bouquet Of American
beauty roses. and the assembly was
treated to refreshments. Everybody was
happy and felt satisfied.
Children are not admitted TO sunday
evening auditorium affairs. on account
OF the Chanukah children plays given
by the Temple Of Truth, at p. M, and
by the Adas kodesh congregation at
p. m. no children affairs Will be held
in the Y. NJ H. 4. tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
CRUISERS LEAD
in TURKEY LEAGUE

Dawson +. Dean, physical director Of
the Y. VI. c. A. announces the following
standing OF the teams in The senior di-
vision Of the Turkey" League:
Team Standing Cruisers, 96 points;
Dreadnaughts, 7G points; Submarines,
Sc points; Destroycrs, p points.
It will be seen from the above stand
ing that the cruisers are steaming away
from the rest Of the craft with the
dreadnaughts pursuing 20 knots behind.
still 20 points further back are the sub
marines. while the destr0y,rs are bad
last with only y points 20 their credit
In the individual standing, Wilson,
ialeigh, TOpkis, Sllpe and Bergren lead
with 60 points each. All OF these men
are on the Cruisers. Tho scores follow:
Cruisers-Wilson, GO; Raleigh, co.;
Fisher. so; Topkis, 60; Underwood, so;
Warner, 80; Slape, co; Ruth, 50; Clark,
10; Bergran, GO; Harmer 30.
Dreadnaughts-Yea 50; Rutter, so;
Powell 80; Williams, 20; Matthews, so;
Davis. 80: Gusts, 40; Ford, 40; :. L..
Fucker, 40; Todd, 10; Lynch 30; Kap-
Ian. i0
Destroyers- Grant. 30; Sullivan, %:
Mcclure, 40; Lambert, 40; Tucker, 40;
Rennie. 20; Claire. 30; Rooney, 40; Max
wen, 40; Tunner, 30; Holt, 50
Submarines-Mcnde 30: Gem
mill, 10: Anderson, O.; Nitterauer, 80:
Cadell 30; Brooks. 20; Moore, 0: Cor
drey 0; Stauffer 0: Coffin. 20.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
DECEMBER AFFAIRS
DOWN AT REHOB0TH
peclal 10 The Evenlng Jonrna1.

Speuidl 10 > ne Evening journal.
REHOBOTH BEACH. Del, Dec. 20
Mrs Mary Renniger. of Delmar, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Hopkins
here.
Miss Ida Lindale entertained al an
informal tea on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Alfred Joseph is in at her home
on Baltimore avenue.
Mrs. Ernest Ellis and Miss Dorothy
Ellis, who have been spending some
time in Wilmington, returned this week.
Mrs Charles short died here last sun
day. She was a w. C.. T. l.. member
and was buried in Milford. on Monday.
Miss Jennie Thompson left on Thurs
ddy for New York
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Hilles. of
spent a few days here this
week with a house party Of friends.
A Christmas entertainment viii be
given on Monday night, by the pupils
OF the Rehoboth high school
Mrs. Grace Branham and daughter
from Baltimore this week,
having been called there on account OF
Illness in the family.
j. Billingsley of Baltimore, is spend
ing a few days here.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
WOULD ERECT CITY
XMAS TREE INDOORS

During the meeting Of the Board OF
Park Commissioners yesterday after
noon. Mayor Taylor suggested to the
members Of the Board that the Com
munity Christmas trees be brought in
10 the city erd Of the City and County
building. in order ttat the children
IN ght not suffer from standing eX-
posed in the cold weather durng the
hour or more Of festivities which have
been planned by The Wilmington Conf
munity Service.
II is the Mayors idea that the large
tree could be erected below the dome
Of the south end Of the building where
there Is perpendicular height of 20
feet available. with a clearance Of 30
feet on an sides. How the mayor pro-
poses to set the tree into the building
was not disclosed
President Bancroft OF the Board Of
Park Commissioners also expressed
himself favorably on this idea.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
MISS ANNA KARSNER
TAKEN BY DEATH
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

I
ELKTON, Md, Dec. 2O.-Th1 funeral
Fof Miss Anna Karsner OF Philadelphia,
formerly of Chesapeake City was held
from her late home, Catherine street
Philadelphia, on Thursday evening.
Burial was on Friday morning at Bethel
cemetery. She is survived by one Sis
ter. Miss Lille Karsner. ana brother.
Georg5 kaTsner.
At the mee ting Of the WOman's Club
Of Elkton, Mrs Hester c. Lewis. presl-
dent. was in The chair. The Current
Events Class was conducted by the
Rev. Alfred Lee Jones, VINO touched
briefly on the League oG Nations the
;cacc treaty and the Mexican situation.
Mrs. Eudera Ramsey Richardson. Of
Richmond director Of the Woman's
Division War Loan Organization for
fni Federal Reserve District Of Iich-
mOnd, addressed the club on Thrift
Jacob ]. Minister, iedeler. has bought
the Rudolph property on Main street,
occupied by Thomas Jerome Murray,
as a dry goods store. TIE price was
sinOO.
The engagement Of Miss Sarah Dor,
othy King, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel II. King. Of Elkton, to Jerome
Pell Secour, Of Derby, Conn, has been
announced.
Cecil Brown, OF Colora, a signalman
on the Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad, at the Susque-
hanna Bridge, was struck by o shift
ing engine a few days ago, one leg
was broken, the other foot and ankle
were badly crushed. He was taken to
The Havre de Grace Hospital.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
Rodney Square
STATUEPLEASES
Park Boards Only Sugges-
tion is That Base Be
Green Stone
TO SHOW MODEL
AT HOTEL DU POINT

On account Of the fact that a quorum
was not present, no formal action wa.
taken by the Board OF Park Commis
sioners at their meeting yesterday
afternoon on the matter of the 0pproya
+ Of the Caesar Rodney statue and Nt
Rodney Square development, as planned
By The architects Zantzlnger, BOrie and
Mcdary, Of Philadelphia There is no
doubt. however, that the entire Park
Board approves The plan as shown by
the model. for each IN mber present
expressed his satisfaction with both
models. that Of the steps and balus-
trades together with the equestrian
statue, and The large model OF The
statue Itself.
One OF the questions which came up
for discussion at yesterdays meeting
was the cost Of the completed square.
Z. r. Mack supervisor OF parks, said
IN reply TO this matter that the esti-
mated cost before the war had been
$4,000, but that no estimate had been
made since that time. lie had no doubt,
however, that the cost would be much
greater at the present time.
10 came out at yesterdays meeting
that the stone for The PEDESTAL Of the
Rodney statue was not 10 be true
marble, but would be Of green stone,
closely resembling marble, Of greater
durability and less liable 90 bronze dis
cOlOration which is found on the pedes-
tails OF many bronze statues. 1t was
also stated that the marble" would
have a "home" finish. which is a grade
smoother than the finish Of the stone
in the City and County Building, but is
not polished. The sculptor has agreed
to the change. u was the original
scheme Of the designer Of the pedestal
to have 10 twice its present height. and
showing brOnzeLbas-reliefs on all four
sides. The height Of the statue and
pedestal were reduced, lot for the sake
Of economy, but TO harmonic with the
City and County Building and the rest
Of the proposed square, and two Of the
reliefs Will be omitted for the same
reason.
II was decided at yesterdays meet
ing 10 allow the exhibition OF the
models of Rodney Square and the large
model OF the statue itself to be exhibited
in the old lobby Of the Hotel dupont
commencing tomorrow. Tho models
Board Of Park Commissioners TO the
hotel at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The models will be shown in the win
dows Of N. Snellenburg & Co, Seventh
and Market streets, after being on eX1i-
bition az the Hotel dupont. in order that
the public may get a clear idea Of the
improvements. It may be
OF public interest to know that the
models cost 500.
Thomas +. Bayard. representing the
Statue Committee, Of which he is chair
man, said TO the members Of the Park
Board that it was the desire Of the COM
mittee he represented to work entirely
in harmony with the Board Of Park
Commissioners.
one member Of the Park Board said
that in his opinion the development was
Impressive and beautiful"
3 There seems to be no doubt that the
and steps will be Of granite.
The color has yet to be chosen, some
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
TRINITY CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS.

Partial reports for Trinity parish, in
the nationwide campaign of the Epls-
copal Church. show $4,000 in hand on
a total budget Of s3O,0OO which includes
$4,000 as the churchs share Of the
nationwide fund 1t is believed that
when all reports are in, the full amount
will be accounted for
According TO a communication re-
ceived by the Rev. r. w Trapnell. sec
retary of the Delaware Diocesan Com
niitce Of the campaign. from C. w.
Patton, Of New York. national secretary,
that the following districts report their
quota or believe it assured: Pennsyl-
Nania Maryland, Virginia. Southern Nir-
g'nia, West Virginia, North Cqro;.na.
Atlanta, Tennessee. Missouri. West
Texas East Carolina and oklahoma.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S
POSTPONE CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O-The confer
ence Of Democratic Senator'S called for
today to consider election Of a minority
leader was postponed tonight until
January Is.
Senator Hitchcock. Of Nebraska, act
ing Democratic leader since the death
OF Senator Martin. OF Virginia. cancelled
The cal Tor today's conference after
an agreement with Senator Underwood,
Of Alabama, his opponent for the Demo-
cratic leadership in the Senate, who ad-
vocated postponement because Of the
absence Of many Senator's and also in
order that Secretary Glass might take
his seat under appointment to MI out
senator Martins term.
In the opinion Of Senator Under
woods friends, postponement increased
his chances for election, because lt IS
hoped that on january IS. final action
may be reached on The German treaty.
Senator Hitchcock's managers, however.
declared tonight that they are assured
Of enough votes for his election.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
FEW KENT MOTHERS
ASK STATE PENSION
Special TO The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del, Dec. 20-At at meeting
Of the state Mothers Pension Com
mission. held here Yesterday a sum
mary Of the work done during the year
and the number Of applications for
pensions under the Act for the entire
State was submitted by the secretary.
In New Castle county, u pensions
have been granted; in Kent county. %
pensions granted, and in Sussex county
II pensions granted.
In New Castle county there is a
waiting list Of 63 for pensions, which
cannot be granted because Of lack Of
funds.
In Sussex county the limit has been
reached, there being no more money
available for pensions.
Kent county is the only county not
exceeding its limit, sand there viii be
balance to report in Kent county.
Just why there has not been a greater
number of applications in Kent county
the Commission cannot explain. il be-
ing either due to the provisions of the
Act not being fully known or because
Of the fact there are not dependent,
enough TO, seek aid from the fund.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
s !. P 4 I 0 Z R Z. 7

Colonel House run for him.
As a pinch hitter the colonel is a
Woodworking athlete.
Jess Willard is charged with prob
loerlng; purchasers probably think it
isn't championship timber Jess sells.
Ponca City. Okla. is now bidding for
the Demsey- Carpenter night which
probably will result in the sale OF q
lot or TWIN that city. There rs notIi-
ing like advertising, especially when
you get IL for nothing.
Dempsey Is quoted as saying he will
give American promoters first hearing
II, probably believes the American pro-
moters have The most money I'm their
ieens
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
len CANES FOR Penn.

Tentative dates for Penn's tootpall
team next year were announced yester-
DAY by Graduate Manager Pickering.
Ghe schedule opens with Delaware on
SEPTEMBER -. and closes with the an
nnal battle with Cornell on Thanks
giving Day. For the FIRST time In sew
al years the Quakers viii play game
on the saturday preceding Thanksgiv-
ing the tentative list shows Columbia
:, on the card for that date The sched-
ui1 follows:
-eptember 25-Delawsre
october 2-Bucknei.
October 9-SwarlhmorC
October i6-Lafayette
october 23-Nir. Military Institute
October 30-Penn state.
November G-Pittsburg at PittsDurs.
November i3-DartmOuih.
November 20-Columbia
November 2J-Cornell
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Braving the baby blizzard that RACED
about here late yesterday three small
Negro boys ran away from the Ferris
Industrial School The police were no
titled Of the getaway and shortly after
midnight picked up Elwood HAYES.
aged 81, and Alphonzo Jones. ased 2
years, two Of the boys. The third boy.
Norman Johnson. aged - years, had not
been apprehended this morning.
The boys We're at work on the farm
at the school when they escaped.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
DELAWARE Wins
over CATHOLICU.
Washington Cage Artists Are
OutclaSsed in Newark
Game
GET ONLY ONE
GOAL FROM FIELD
0acial % The Evglfl#a J0uTra7.

Special 70 The EveH4THss jourrs.
NEW ARK, Dec 20.-playng tie same
classy ard snappy game as they did on
"Wednesday when ,he Navy was vic
tim. 81 10 A. me Delaware College bas-
kclbsil ,oam last nighi defeated CATH
0lic University In the local cage 81 to =.
Tie visitors were easy from start io
inish. The line guard work oi Captain
y. Carter and wills held Them 20 one
Held goal during 81, ,aara same.
Delaware got away ss. -nd the for-
wards made sewers goals 30 ions
passes from Carter .Gd Wills before
Catholic University Woe az. The irst
bali ended II 20 T. captain McDOnough,
of The Catholic University team, was o
lieutenant at Delaware a-i gear during
ihe :. A. T. G. The visitors started
roughing y up and gfoucaing at Referee
laby Ia The last haf which resulted IN
many fouls.
Stevens Institute plays here nest Mon
day night The liue-up lass night fol-
lows
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
'SALESIANUM MAKES
GOOD ENOUGH START

In game preliminary to the opening
Of the cage season Salesianum defeated
The Resurrection five OF Philadelphia
here last ngiht, 36 TO TO-
The game was featured by the all
around playing Of Captain Jim Quinn
ana Billy Monaghan. The locals put up
I, great defensive game, allowing the
.rhurlow quintet but one field goal The
next game. the real opening OF The sea
.on. win take place next Tuesday eve
ming in s.. patricks Hall, with the
e~ack Alumni team. Charles Hammer Is
managing The Alumni and promises 10
give the youngsters a hard run. me
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
DEFIANCE HAS HARD
SATURDAY NIGHT JOB

Defiance Academy will make an at
tempt 10 cop their fourth victory ~
the week tonight when they will line
up against the Old Swede's five in Old
Swedes' Hall.
Starting the week with a victory
over the Shamrock by the score Of 81
to IL. the Academy lads stopped at the
Hagley House long enough to put an
end TO the Hagley seconds streak OF
nine straight games on Wednesday
night. hanging up a 30 10 80 score on
the lads Last night they journeyed to
Peoples Settlement and defeatend Plo-
neer second team In short game.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
By RaZz BERRY.

Boxing and Christmas are much the
same;
For each is sort OF give-and-take
game.
Portuguese lady is going into the bun
ring. Someone must have made her
sore throwing the bull at her.
Hell has no fury like a woman
scorned
The King Of spain will enter the
olympic games next summer. Lets
make the Olympic safe for democracy,
Woodrow?
Won't the King look funny in a suit
Of beeveedeez2
President Wilson probably viii have
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
/. SELL nnNER Inr

DOVER, bel, Dec. 20-The house and
lot Of the late Emma L. Kinnamon. for
many years one Of the corps Of teach
ors OF Dover Public Schools. situated on
north Governors avenue. facing the
campus OF w c. I. was offered for pub
lice sale and was purchased by John d.
Hawkins and A. J. Kngsbury, consid-
Grafton Si005.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Of the members Of the Board and Statue
Committee favoring a granite Of a color
similar 10 that Of the present City and
County Building.
After looking over the model yester-
day afternoon Mayor Taylor said 81
think it is fine"
The monthly meeting Of The board
VIII take place on Friday, January i6.
instead Of on Wednesday, January "a,
which would be the regular meeting
day.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

the independents uI Ile !. VI. n. y.
are organizing a basketball team Of
champion calibre. Boys over sixteen are
asked TO report for practice every Wed
nesday evening.
Come one. Come an. Cooper is man
ager and simon. captain.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
cuuDRrN SING CANrATA.

'Christmas fairies,' a christmas can
tata, was given by the Willing Light
bearers Of the First Presbyterian
church in the main sunday room last
evening. The cantata was presented
~ children from to IL years old.
Miss L. j. McAllisteg, superintendent
directed the program.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
BR.NDywINE EASY.

The Water Department quot team
son three Of five games from the Bran
dywine pitchers last evening in the
eSular league contest.
The score.
Water Dept. .......2i u 10 H-i
brandywine .......it u y q w
-Brandywine. w Raymond,
J. Broinard. H. Hopewell. L. Raymond (;
Water Department. McCieas, Phillips.
i Bseson and Clifton
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
TIIURLOW
sALEsIANuM.
inaIs

referee. Rev. F. Klelher; timekeepcr,
c. Lippincotl; time Of halves, 20 min
lles.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

II was made in old Kentucky,
Where the meadow grass is
blue,
And the label on the bottle
Gave it's age as twenty-five.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Christmas Wreaths and Greens. Sc.
Fen. 100 West Fourth street ADV.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
FERRIS SCHOOL ROY Ar uRFRTy

Christmas Wreaths and Greens. See
Fell, 100 West Fourth street.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Y INnEpENnENTs rO PLAN.

Referee. Raby. Gettysburg; time Of
halves. 20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Its aroma is delicious
And It's color amber clear,
Yes, you're lucky If you buy II
AT collar for each year.
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TRAVEL
I hudson River
by Daylight

DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAY
washington Irving" ''IendriclS Hudson"
Robert Fulton" Albany"
Direct Rail Connections. All through
rail- tickets between New York and Albany
accepted. Music. Restaurant.
Ideal one-day outings.
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Country Caretaker Unawed by
Edison, Ford and Burrouobs

Special Correspondence
-, SARANAC INN, N. Y, Aug. l6'-
Thomas A. Edison, Henry Ford. John
burroughs, naturalist; Harvey Fire
stone and Harvey Firestonc, ir.. after
visiting here on their annual motor
tour Of the Adirondacks, left the rirh+
road south Of Saranac Inn and. instead
OF retracing their route to Saranar
Lake, Lake Placid and Plattsburc
brought up against one Of the barrei
entrances to the holdings Of the Brook
lyn Cooperage Company, where Nv
EDISON and the caretaker, who refused
to let them pass, had verbal passage
of arms. '"e0
The recent arrivals at Saranac Inn
include DR.. Carl Paul Hubscher. coun-
se!lor Of the Swiss legation, who has
Joined Nine. Hubscher and her narents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelsey Scboenf
of Cincinnati, spending the season
here 90'i
Sidney NJ. Colgate and family have
opened their camp across the bav from
Saranac Inn.
Guests of Mrs. Eric P. Swenson. ar
the Swenson camp on the Upper Sar-
anac' are Mrs. Robert Appleton, Mrs.
John Edmond and Miss Edmond, Of
Now York. -
Mrs. V. M. Jones and her son, Master
samuel Jones, are samong those from
New York recently arrived AZ Sarnno,
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New York Westport Colony
Augmented by New Arrivals

WESTPORT-O N-LAKE CHAMPAIGN.
N. Y, Aug. 16.-On Monday the annual
water sports, in which members of the
summer colony are entered, will take
place on Northwest Bay, before West
port Inn.
Among dinner parties given at West
port Inn during the week was one by
Mrs. L. A. Witherspoon for the birth
day of her daughter, Miss Josephine
Witherspoon; another in Miss Wither-
spoons honor by Mrs. H. r. Labouisse,
and an others by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph J.
Harbinson, Mrs. w. A. Macbeth and
Mrs. W. W. Hall, of New York. :
A. II. Titus, of New York, who is at
Westport Inn for the remainder of the
season, is accompanied by his wife and
son. 'u
Those from New York recently ar
rived at Westport Inn include Mr., and
MRS; james E. Pyle, MI and Mrs. W.
4. buchanan, Miss Buchanan. W.
buchanan, Jr., c. w. Buchanan. the
Rev and Mrs. Glen w. White. Mr. and
Mrs: +. z. Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Rohert
II. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Scott. Miss
Van Woert. Frederick Y. HALEY and NJ