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New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
STATE TATE OF OF NEW YORK. OFFICE or THE

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE or THE
Secretary Of State ss:
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued In duni
cate. hereby certifles that the United icx-
ploration corporation. domestic stock cor
porafion, has filed in this Office on This stn
day of January. 1919, papers for the yolun
,ary dissolution of such corporation unsser
Section ssi OF the General Corporation Law.
poration has complied with said section In
order 10 be dissolved "
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF onlca
OF the Secretary OF state M Tho
lScall City Of Albany. this eighth dav ~
January, one thousand niao hua,lred
and nineteen. sN''''NN
tSd) a. T., PARKER
Deputy Secretary Of state.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
RUSSIA TRADE CORPORATION or
AMERICA

Notice OF Special Meeting of Stockholders
special meeting of the stockholders of
RUSSIA TRADE CORPORATION or
AMERICA will be held at the office of the
Corpors ton. Go Hanover Street, in the
Borough of Manhattan, City Of New YORK.
al twelve o'clock noon, on Tuesday. Jan
uary 81, 1919. for the purpose of taking
action upon q proposition to dissolve the
Company forthwith and for the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
Dated, December 10. 1913.
c. A. MURPHY, Secretary
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sAPuLpA REFINING COMPANY

New York, January 10, 1919
4 dividend of 2i5%s on the capital stock
of this company has been declared, paya-
bic February 1st, 1919. Transfer books
close January 20, 1919. and open on Feb
ruary End. 1919
L. n. OPPENHEIMER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11

Shares. Open. High. Low Last
25o0o .toueen Oil, ... g IS 1s IS
1900 *Royal Dutch 73 "a 72Ia 72X
500 *Sapulpa o & r. 73a 75a 73a 7sa
1900 Security & R. "a Ia 81 %
500 Sequoyah o & r. W 2. 70
800 *Stanton Oil -. VA w w 1N
$4,000 *Un w Oil new, "a w IL ~
500 Wayland O g. {; 3lo 49, az a5%
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
cRocKER-wHEELER COMPANY,
Ampere, New Jersey.

At a meeting on Jan. 9Th. 1919, the
Directors declared the regular quarterly
dividends of q 20 on the Preferred and 2es
on the Common Stock for the quarter end
ing Dec. 3ist, 1918. payable Jan. 18th. 1919.
to stockholders Of record on Jan. 5th. 1919.
Z. LANG. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

Dividend of Two Dollars per share Will
be paid on Wednesday. January is, 1912. to
siockholdcrs of record at the close OF buSl-
ness on Friday. December 20. 1918.
q. d. MILNE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
annual meeting of stockholders of the Mor
ton Park Realty Company. Inc. VIII be held
On January Gath, 1919. at 80 p m, IT
the office of Austin. McLanahan and Merritt
at l35 Broadway. City of New York. for Tho
purpose of receiving the reports of the
rious officers. and for tho purpose of elect
ing directors of this corporation, under tho
General Corporation Laws OF the State OF
New York.
Dated. New York January :. 1919.
GEO T.. NEFF, President
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

The stock light trading
majority
few special proved exception the
ward pronounced extent real
sales which fell
Fl at the low drag the of trading
the lowest for Steel movement Selling
the stock
poraonss untitled which much larger than
Wall had
Oil stocks ground losing points Texas
Pacific Land Trust certificates which
cnd 5o points yesterday Among the issues which
result of the days trading
points; wells points, Wes
Biscuit 1 Underwood Typewriter Virginia
terred ~ international
Traction stocks steady
Estimate and Apportionment
Loan bond fairly trading
standing government unchanged on CALL
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
ofice Of The United Gas lmnrorement cn-

\. W. Corner Broad and Arch Streets
Philadelphia. December H. 1918
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of two per cent Isl 90 per
sharo). payable January is. 1919, TO stock
holders of record at the close of business
December 81. 1913. Checks will be mailed.
/. ". MORRIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

All stocks quoted dollars
is
are based only of sharesor
Nigh. .Iow.D
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Industriais


Shares. Open. High. Low. Last.
ssSS sSS ssm iAstna rss ss'ss esa 2z u ~ azs
G5 'Cit S G (old) .2e5 295 295 2s5
1850 'Dicto Prod. sNa ga .sIs sSg
5000 "Gen Asphalt. 43Te 49Ia 43Ia 49Ts
700 &c M 6s db W 1874 79I3 7S4 70
465 sGillette S r. .112H 113Ia 112 113
1900 Hupp Mot Car. 5H .4N pa
7400 Inter Rubber. 13Ta 1lTs 1879 y
$4,000 Key r Il r.. So 57X4 % ooH
400 sLib Mem 6. l.. 23 23H4 22s4 e3
1900 Marcopi of Am q 4Ts a g
? 1000 TNat & Ice. 5AX2 o4I2 o3 o.
1000 Pcrfec T Rub. Ii ~ 10 .oi$
1000 Per # 81 M C. 1879 19I2 ~ ISIe
500 Sub B t ctfs. 12T2 12Ia Y lST4
1900 sSwift Int i. 46 46Ia SoI2 SeI4
500 sUnited Motors 35Z4 55I4 1913 ooEl
1000 *do rights. ys L4 70 5s
1000 I'm Prof Shar. }b "a ~ ~
$500 u S Steamship 6Is bas 5oIs oas
1000 Wayne Coal. 4L4 4as 4Z4 4ss
500 sW-M Aircraft 80 q 3Is q
1000 World r C vic W "a ~ -
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Corporate Returns

Iron Steamboat Company of New
Jersey.-The annual report shows total
receipts of $346.a47 for the year ended
September 80 last, which compares with
$3S2,32S for the preceding year. After
expenses of $276,782 net earnings were
S70,165. Surplus totalled $48.250,
against s44,590 for the year before.
Delaware Railroad Company.-Report
for the year ended December 81, 1918,
discloses gross income of $4S6,621, a
decrease of $15,191 from the previous
year. Net income was $448,845, de-
crease of $11,719. After dividends,
sinking fund. etc, of $451 ,931, deficit
totalled $3,085.
S. S. kresge Company.-Sa Sales for De-
cember amounted to $5,4O5,996, COM
pared with s4,725,S35 for the corrc-
spending period of the year before. an
increase of $680,161. Sales for the
year totalled $36,909,391, against $780,
O9o,70o for the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Railways, Other Corporations

The following table gives in detail quota
tions on all bonds and notes dealt in on the
New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Consolidated Exchange

Unit of trade on this exchange. 10 shares !
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11

fDivdend deferred pending settlement railroad
deferred pending decision Railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
about Ell Pasoans.

F. Cross has moved from sos Ste
vens to 3S0S Montana street
D. II. Wood has moved from 41l9
Clifton street TO 1906 Grama-
J. Hardy has moved from the Locke
apartments TO the Ramona
P S. Kerr has moved from 5O9 Up
son to the Nagley apartments.
c. T. Ross has moved from 1406
Grama TO 1926 Magoffin avenue
j. Z. WOodrome has moved from 500
North oregon street to 25Q1 Gold
Mrs. Eva Birch has moved from 709
Brown street to AZ North Piedras.
H. c. Swan has moved from POI
West Missouri TO 81 West Boulevard
W. W Adair has moved from the
Jewell apartments TO 1895 Wyoming.
J. l. Buquor has moved from S13
West Missouri to Kern place, at 1902
Cincinnati street.
Mrs Alexander Day Surles. who has
been quite sick at Hotel Dieu since
Friday, is improving.
Mrs Bertha Davis has moved to
1901 East Nevada street from her for
mer residence. 812 East Nevada
The condition Of Miss Constance
Pateman. who has been i'll with ton
silitis at the Pateman home, is i'm
proving.
Mrs F. F. Gowen. who has been i'll
Tor the past several weeks at Hotel
Dieu, is convalescent and has returned
to the GOWen home on Brown street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

mercial geography class of the High
school, under the supervision OF j. F.
Gilkey. who is teacher Of this class
and head Of the mercfaI depart
ment. motored out to the Peyton
Backiug plant. The students spent
the morning there. and the manager
took them on tour OF inspection
throughout the entire plant. explain
ing and Illustrating the slaughterinE
curing and cooking process. After
going through the packing plant. the
class was taken through the FL Paso
Ice and Refrigerating plant The
members Of the class are Malcolm
Webb. Blanche Lucas. Irene Railston.
Guyler Magruder. Josephine Thorn
ton. Jewell Cox. Audrey Willingham.
Lillian Gryder. Helen Kuhlmann. Dan
Perry. Helen Rheinheimer. Nicholas
Iomlin- Janice Smallhausen and Ibbie
English
The Girls Reserve corps Of the jun
Tor high school Of the y. W. c. A. held
a committee meeting on Thursday ar
ternoon in the home Of Mrs. s v.
Aoung with the president and scout
master. Mary Louise Simpson who is
chairman OF the outings committee.
presiding Those serving on the out
ings committee are Frances Towner.
Esther Smith. Katherine Majors and
Einar Ormsbee. who decided that the
next meeting Of the corps would in
clude a hay ride and picnic supper in
the upper valley. The vice president.
Norma Heffler, chairman Of the mem
bership committee and those assist
ing her are Grace Bischoff, Kettle Nc
Lean. Marguerite O'Brien and LeiIea
Amonett This committee had eight
new members to add to he corps' mem
bership and these girls include Sallie
Wallace, Margaret GRAY. Elizabeth
kenton. Laura Harrington. Annie
Laura Pierce, Merle Finson. Frances
Palmer and Margaret Harper.
Miss Blanche Camnbell. extension
secretary OF the Y ". c. A.. told Of
her recent visit to Dallas. Tex. where
she attended the convention OF the
secretaries OF the girls work Of the
Y. W c. A. for the southwestern df-
vision and her talk was much appre-
ciated- Refreshments were served
from prettily appointed table COW
cred with a cloth OF MADEIRA embrold-
cry and centered with a bowl Of Rock
wood pottery filled with American
Beauty roses and blue candles harm
onizins with the coIors OF the bowl.
burned in silver caudlesticks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Charming Operetta Is Given by the
Boys and Girls of Bailey School

Nesta Cara, Mildred Carpenter. Doro-
thy Kelsh, Maria Malino, Felecitas
Val Verde.
Fairies Elizabeth Pierce. Jean
Campbell. Elizabeth Woods. Lilly
Paganini, Inez Cannon. Margaret
Mapula, Lillian McCallick. Virginia
8Iorehead. Nerena Broyles. Sylvia Col
Emmy Knots. Dorothy Werle. Helen
Raelstou, Mary Alice Johnson. Car
men Olivarez. Wilma Woodward, Mar
Earet kriss, Louise Hilston. Anna
AIeEna-
Elves. Claude Johnson. Claude Pow
ell. William Halcombe, Charles Merry
fredO Guebar. Frank Ingram. James
Beard, Presley Beard. Franklin
Twynham. Hershau MARITIME, Harry
Kriss. Phillip Crockett. Harry Crow.
Richard Simpson. Silly owen.
Miss Virginia Bean has arranged a
program Of very artistic numbers to
be given by her pupils and the pupils
OF Mrs. Y. T. Bean on saturday eve
ming. May II. in benefit Of the free
milk fund of the Associated Charities
Music lovers viii appreciate the num-
bers. which will include violin and
piano selections given by Josiah
Paget. Miss Elizabeth Hunt. Anderson
Davis. Miss Lillian Bridges. Miss
Claudia Norris, Miss Bessie Copelen,
Miss Marie Crump, Russell Whiting
ton. Miss Helen Weckerle. Miss Mar
garet Miller. Miss Madeline Proper.
Miss Connie Mae Tobias, Miss Minna
Edwards, Miss Dorothy Price. Miss
Margaret Ormsbee, Miss Vivian
Brown and Miss Caroline Plumb. Miss
Bean viii play. as also Mrs. Bean and
Mrs Fred Weckerle viii accompany
her daughters numbers at the piano
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

MOTHERS day was observed at tho
vi Red Cross hostess house at Fort
Bliss. A group Of girls including Vio-
let Chandler, Clariee Douglas, Jane T..
Fleger. Helen Stevenson, Alice Out
law. Wilma Cleavinger. Fay Graft and
Hattie Miller. chaperoned by Miss
Katherine Osrander. went out TO the
Red Cross hostess house on sunday
and gave a musical program and dis
tributed flowers among the GONZALES
cent patients there To those who
were too i'll to be present the youns
girls took bouquets and gave a must
can program for them at the base hos
Dital. Quantities Of flowers were sent
ONT 10 the post for distribution among
the sick by Mrs. Fred Woodwork
Mothers day. wear rose IN mem p
orv Of her and write today SO she
NAV know These words were artls-
tfcaIlv printed on white cards, p BY
2s inches. by George Kotch- or Z
company. Of the 9Th engineers,
mounted. one Of these cards was
tackled on the wall Of each mess ha-i
in the river camps by A E Haage,
OUTPOST secretary OF the y n C. A.
Provision was made By every man 20
have a flower to wear and picture
most card TO send TO his mother
In addition, a program prepared %.
Dr- Nettfe Satterlee was rendered az
HI Hancock. Those who assisted IN
fhe entertainment were Mr. and MIS-
e A. Graham. Flarence and FrederlcA
Stevenson. Misses Bsrbara worcester,
Ina Palmateer. Minnie Taylor, LOIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Dances.

Mrs. Lester W. Hindley was hos
tess at q dancing party at the home
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
T. Barrow. on Prospect avenue. last
Saturday evening. The house looked
very pretty in decorations Of sweet
peas and roses Punch was served
during the evening.
Miss MOllie Geller gave a delightful
dancing party at the Geller home. 146
Brown street, during the weekend.
Assisting the hostess in receiving and
entertaining were her mother. Mrs C.
B. Geller. Mrs. II. Kivel and Miss Col
die Kivel The Geller home was
prettily decorated with the season
pretty blossoms. Punch and ice
course were served The guests en-
joying the hospitality were Miss Ruth
Baron, Miss Ruth Jacobs. Miss Sarah
Aronson, Miss Fannie ArOnsou, Miss
Hannah Atkins. Miss Evelyn Atkins,
Miss May Marcus. Miss Rebecca Vein
stein, Miss Goldie Kivel. Miss Sadie
Samuels, Miss Rose Stern and Miss
Anna Stern; Lawrence Aronson. Man
ming Jacobs. Julius SadOwsky. Sol
Bronson. Abe Brettler. Ralph Scott
Jake Baron. Sol Rabinowitz. Ernest
Altman. J. Reynolds. H. Kahn. sam
Litschitz. Ben Shore, Jane Clements
and Max Newman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Gen. Luis TerrazaS and Family Leave
For Los Angeles; to Occupy Hotel

Naledon. y H. are registered at Ho-
tel Paso del N0rte-
Matt Gilmore, Of TularOsa, y. ". is
registered at Hotel del Norte-
Mrs n J. Moran, Of Deming. y NJ.
is a guest at Hotel del Norte.
Mrs c. A. Hooper. Of Carrizozo, y.
", is registered at Hotel sheldon
Mrs A C. Ballantyne. Of Las Cru
ces, n n, is a guest at Hotel Mccoy.
John F. Rightmore and j. j. Pullen,
OF Tucumcari. y n. are registered al
Hotel sheldon
Alr and Mrs. Frank P. Jones have
as their house guests Mr. and Airs.
Walter Blackwell, OF Silver City, New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W Moore. Of Alva.
Okla. are visiting their son. H W
Moore. They arrived last Friday and
expect 20 be in Fl Paso for several
weeks
Miss Kate Hartnett. Of Nashville.
Tenn. IS guest at the home Of Miss
Marie Parker. 81 Cliff street Miss
Hartnett once lived in this city. and
she is receiving a hearty welcome
back.
Mrs. Eva Wheeler. the temperance
lecturer who is a guest in the city,
viii lecture this afternoon at 8 o'clock
at Trinity Methodist church at a
meeting Of the missionary society Of
the church. She viii lecture at the
home Of Mrs. L P. McChesney this az
ternOon at AIS and again she viii lee
ture this afternoon NJ 500 at the
. home Of Mrs Dan Hammond. 2slf
Bliss street This evening Mrs.
Wheeler will lecture at the supper
which the Business Woman's club viii
give at the Y. W. C. A club house,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Literary Girls of High School Give
Entertainment; Class Visits Packery

II the auditorium Tuesday morning
/ at 9:45. a very entertaining pro-
gram was given by the girls Of the
Philomathean Literary society Those
on the program committee were Mar
guerite Hargrove. Irmine Markgraff
and Helen LOOMS.
The purpose of the entertainment
was TO raise money with which to pay
for the space used by the club in the
Taller Annual The program was as
follows
Vocal solo by Fay Tullis. ac-
comDanied by Gardner Leeper-
Toe dance. Josephine Kaufman, ac-
companied by Helen LOOMS.
Reading. Lillian Mishburn.
Violin solo. Dorothy Waldrou. &C
companied by George Daland.
Vocal solo. Barbara Worcester, ac-
companied by Helen LOOMS
Gypsy dance, Elizabeth Gale.
Vocal solo. Pearl Powell. ac-
compau3ed by Floyd Broyles
Piano solo. Ethel Amstater
Monday morning, May -. the COM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

Gen. LUIS TERRAZAS and his fam
u lily. numbering so members and
retinue Of servants, left in q special
car on Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock for Los Angeles. Calf, where
they win spend the summer, dividing
time between various beaches The
Terrazas family has leased hotel in
Los Angeles and viii occupy the en-
tire building. Gen. Terrazas, when in
FL Paso, is at home in the A. B. Fail
residence.
X
Rev. Dwight J. Bradley. pastor OF
the Congregational church, accom-
panied bv sIrs- Bradley and two small
children, left this morning for Cal-
fornia. Mrs. Bradley and the chill
dren viii remain for the sumner sea-
son and DR.. Bradley viii return 70
El PasO in a few days and VIII oe
present for sunday morning services
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Out OF Toun = isitors.

Ohio Allan. Of Mounds, Okla. is reg
fstered at Mccoy hotel
o. F. Barry. Of Globe. Ariz-. is reg
istered at Hotel Sheldon
VIM. B. Pryor. OF Bisbee, Ariz.. is
registered at Hotel sheldon
J. W. Phelps, Of Alpine. Texas. is
registered at Hotel Campbell
Frank Heron. Of Las Cruces, n NJ
IS registered at Hotel Mccoy.
j. ID. Love, Of Sierra Blanca. Texas
is a guest at Hotel Campbell
Martin Hershberger. Of Obar y. d..
is registered at Hotel Mccoy.
E IT. Cassidy, Of Bisbee, Artz., is
registered at Hotel del Norte.
H. Berger Of Globe. Arlz-, is a
guest at the del Norte hotel
Mrs. n. Alatheson. Of Bisbee, Ariz-,
is a guest at Hotel Del Norte.
John Howard. OF Clovis. y NJ, is
registered at Hotel del Norte.
C. H Warner and Mrs Warner. Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Mrs. Sands Was
Unable To Do
Her Housework
Suffered With Rheumatism
of Her Hip.
Prescription C-2223 Gave
Relief Where Others
Had Failed.

Mr. ". Z. Sands, Oweusboro. Ky.
Route C, writes February %, 1913. as
follows;
My wife had been suffering with
rheumatism Of the hip for some time
and after trying a number Of remedies
without success, / saw Prescription
C-2223 advertised and had it recon-
mended TO me After using one large
bottle, my wife is able to be up and
is now doing her own homework
which she was not able to do before
taking this medicine 7 think Pre-
scription C-2223 q wonderful medicine
and want to recommend It 20 every
one suffering with rheumatism ]
would be glad to have any one ask
me about IL"
Prescription C-2223 Is giving relief
10 hundreds every day. II you suffer
with rheumatism, lumbago. govt lame
back. and similar troubles. 20 to your
druggist today and buy a $50 bottle
Of Prescription C-2223 and box of
1928 Liver Pills. Your money back
If You are not satisfied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Social Affairs For
The Visiting Nurses


MANY social affairs of interest are
vi taking place this week honoring
The visiting nurses who are here for
the convention of the Registered
Nurses association. The initial well
coming social affair was the luncheon
at noon. given in compliment to them
by the Equal Franchise league at the
Red Cross shop on Monday. The in
terior Of the artistic log cabin was
profusely decorated with roses and
other blossoms by H l. Potter. Mrs
Nora Boothe. 4Irs. Milton s. Graves
and Mrs Henry Durl-ee, and numerous
git bouquets were sent from friends
and league members in Fl PaSO. Eacn
table was conferred with a vase or
basket of roses and sweet peas. and
bouquets We're given the guests 10y
little Betty Stuart Townsend, small
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
ident OF the Equal Franchise league,
made a speech Of welcome to the
nurses. telling how proud are Ameri-
cans Of the part the nurses took in
made by them how gratitude is felt
for their work at the fighting front
and also the gratitude felt for those
who remained at home but were will
ing and anxious TO do their part at
the fighting front. she also spoke Of
the value Of the ballot and Of the i'm
portance Of the suffrage amendment
She mentioned in her talk the fact
that number Of the most prominent
members of the Equal Franchise
league are nurses. Miss T. L. BRENT,
OF san Antonio, who once lived in this
city, responded to the welcome with
an appreciative talk in behalf Of the
nurses The luncheon was served un-l
der the direction Of Mrs L 5. Frank +
enburger, and the two charming
Mattresses in dainty blue linen frocks
and white organdy caps and aprons
were Miss La Won Sorrells and Miss
Frances LocketL. Mrs. Robert Town I
send was in charge OF the program
Of musical numbers given during the
dining hours. These numbers included
Hayfields and Butterflies and Roses
After Rain sung by Mrs. VIII T.
owen, accompanied at the piano by
Miss Julia Pool. and a group Of Carrie Z
Jacobs Bonds selections sung by Mrs
Charles Montgomery, who PLAYED her
bTn accompaniment. The reception Z
committee included Mrs. o. a. Critch- Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

ID OSE DREAMSs pretty It'll
Aoperetta in two acts, was given
by the music department Of Bailey
school in Kendrick hall Monday
evening at s o'clock, with Miss Claire
smell. the music supervisor Of this
school directing.
This charming little fairy cantata
wos so beautifully presented by these
little folks that those witnessing il
found it very hard to realize that
there isn't a real rairyland after all;
so racteristirally were they taken
back to their own childhood days.
The song numbers were exceedingly
delightful. showing excellent train
ing by the very nigh notes SO clearly
reached and sustained, especially in
the opening and closing chOruses-
The proceeds derived from this little
play helped swell the fund Tor the
French war orphans whom this school
has adopted, making total Of nine
adopted and paid for.
The following is the cast
The Fairy queen. Emma HOlcombe.
Little Rose. Ruby Farquhar.
Another Little Rose. Lucille Greever.
Hop-o-My Thumb. Richard Simpson
The Giant. Earl Estes
Twins can" and Cant" Billy
owen and Richard Fierro.
Doom Fairy. Inez Cannon
Little Rosebud. Cuca Holcombe.
Roses. Dorothy King, Sarah stein,
Luz Sahaguin. Geneva Dorchester,
Catherine Harp. Mary Louise Lynch,
Paulyn Ortner. Evelyn Outlaw. Bertha
Niramontes, villa Curd. Irma Wood
ward, Katherine Carroll. Ethel Arm
strong. LYDIA Writesman. Iva Simpson,