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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
BUSINESS PROBLEMS
SOLVED BY BRUNO DUKE.
lby Harold Whitehead.

to give us their business. that's an
other matter. but so far as tho \. NJ
SO white that !i feel Il low down cur
II ] used their good will except on Il
leg climate purpose"
Nevertheless, it's n fact that much
business came TO the firm OF NARROW
Brown as result OF the publicity
Mr. Marlow's fine course tfor it proved
very successfully gave them.
Not only that but MARROW began to
receive requests from church mems
clubs. business associations. boards OF
trade OF nearby small towns TO adj
dress gatherings on insurance. Mar
low has what Duke calls ~ fine stage
presence. and being possessed of Il
ncnt and most of them humorous he
made his talks bright. happy and prac-
teal
'Humph." Brown said one day with a
ner soon at this rate. He'll be on the
'chau;augua circuits soon, and give
up such poorly paid job as selling
here am I selling insurance to keep
that wretch in the lap of luxury. while
he cavorts all over the country having
good time ut banqucts and that sort
of thing -disgraceful ] call it"
Bu, the look OF admiration ne gave
his senior partner told his true feel
ing much better than words could en-
press il.
boys who had taken the fire insurance
census" for them had completed their
work.
At Dukes suggestion an lice cream
party" WAS given the boys At which
they were thanked for their good work.
Each boy WAS also given letter of
appreciation" which certainly tickled
those lads.
They decided that NARROW was ALI to
the candy and even Brown was all
right" Three cheers were bois;crously
given for NARROW & Brown, and after
tho meeting twenty boys departed as
twenty vigorous boosters for NARROW
* Brown.
\ clever touch was given the whole
affair when NARROW asked the boys IL
they wanted some more work-Dart
time, Of course, as the schools were
soon to open.
sure, II it's with you!" was the
prompt response.
NO" MARROW smiled happily. rot
with us. for there's nothing else YOU
can do. but you've done such good work
that III be glad to advertise for jobs
for you"
The result was shown when the fol-
lowing ad appeared in both the papers:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
SCHOOL GARDENS HAVE
REDUCED COST OF LIVING
Young AEriculturisA TO HIVE Oppo,-
tunity To Show Extent OF
Summer Luborn.

Richmond school children viii be
given the opportunity soon after the
session opens to show what they have
dohe in the way OF gardening and nf
relating the story of the part they have
taken in reducing the cos; Of living
For this purpose. a. J.. Thomas, d.
rector of this form o: ,,tiv,y in the
Richmond city 2ublI: SCHOOLS has de
cided upon a garden eXh'b.; IouthfJi
gardeners will he AWARDED prizes fIr
the best agricultural showing They
Viii be rewarded also 70: the best
papcrs submitted on the suffice
since the high cost of .ivini, hts be.
gun TO play such promil"rt part N
me affairs Of families. !; mas been hit
some terribly hard ticks 10y the work
Of youthful gardeners in ri 'rmond.
This way Of reducing costs las re-
ccivcd The active CO. operation II the
city school authorities.
Though many of tn" hovS ani girls
nave worked under great difficulties ga
their efforts TO have Gppi gar'!"ns. in
every instance they u3vc .Icc-"ded
just in proportion 10 th- dctrrminaticu
they exhibited 10 max" q. sIcScSs or
the undertaking. Dpz-ns II 'lm.t!cS
IL is said. have scai"G Iown the...
grocery bills . an rpr.c.nhIa extern;
through tho efforts o. the boys and
girls in back Yards or unused ITS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
WAR RISK BUREAU CHIEF
TO SPEAK HERE TONIGHT
Colonel II. G. ChoImeIry-Jonen VIII
Address Richmond American Legion
and Insurance Men.

Colonel r. G. Cholmclcy Jones. dircc.
tor OF the war risk insurance bureau
Will speak tonight at the John Mar
shall High School Auditorium on the
general topic OF the decentralization
of the bureau. and tho possibility Of
the establishment OF "a branch bureau
in Richmond. according to Information
received last night.
Colonel Cholmcicy-Jones is in Rich
mond at the invitation of the American
Legion and the Life Underwriters AS
ISOLATION.
The Federal Public Health Service
ias been attending to the war risk
insurance work here. for which Passed
Assistant Surgeon John l.. Moore, of
WASHINGTON. was sent here. To better
take care of the large number of APP
pi!cants for compensation from Nir-
Einia. the Public Health Service moved
its offices yesterday from the Federal
Building to the Chamber OF Commerce
Building. where the offices formerly
occupied by the Southern Railroad have
been taken over.
Colonel Cholmeley-Jones during tho
war had as his job the keeping in
force OF insurance on 100000 sol
d;crs. ag;regating s0.0o0.oOO. which
was the governments pledge to pro
vide for the American soldiers and their
dependents. complete rcorganiZa-
tion OF this vast new public service ~
being done under the direction of
Secretary Glass and Colonel Cholmclcy-
Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
HEAT REMAINS INTENSIVE
Mercury AsccndS to 30 Degrees and
Dricr Atmosphere Makes
Monday Oppressive.

With the thermometer falling one de-
gree short OF the to!al registered on
Sunday, AS shown by the Kiosk in the
capitol square, yesterday was one Of
the hottest days Of the summer.
The mercury in the little glass tube
began its climbing at the early fore
noon and at - o'clock had reached Sc
degrees. Then ii continued 10 mount
higher. and a, 3 in the afternoon the
highest temperature for the day was
rc>chcd win ~ degrees. From that
time on the heat slowly subsidized and
at 1870 the Kiosk showed the tcmpcra-
ture TO be 90 ~ o'clock il had gone
down TO -.
Although slightly under the 100
mark rcgistnrc,t*Sune!jiw tho tcnlera-
ture made it .7n,-c- Uncomfortable on
account OF the drIer' atmosphcrc. The
DAY appeared equally as warm as sun
day ana the hea; WAS decidedly more
oppre ssiye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
NEW Y. w. C. A. SECRETARY
TAKES UP HER WORK HERE
Miss Emma Louise ZnnHinscr TO Direct
Activities OF RichmOnd AssocIn-
ton In Future.

Miss Emma Louise Ianingcr, now gen
crai secretary of Richmond Y. w. G. a..
has arrived TO take up her work here.
She comes directly from New Britain.
Conn where she served as general
secretary of the New Britain Young
Women's Christian Association for
alton for the Y. W. &. a. in the ma
tional training school of the organiza-
ton in New York City. Previous to
entering association work she was en-
gagged in settlement work III the Light
house Settlement or Philadelphia, OF
which city she is native.
ISOLATION has been directed by Miss
Ieona Macgcorgc. executive city sec
rotary of the South Atlantic field staff.
and Miss Winifred CrcnShaw.
Miss Willie Ramsey Young OF Char
lotto. =. g.. who left the South ATTAIN
tic Held headquarters some time ago
to enter the y. w. G. =. war activities.
is again member of the staff. She
arrived in Richmond last week to take
the position OF executive student sos-
rotary for the field. thus filling "A va
cancy made by the resignation Of Miss
Edna Gifitn. who returned to her home
III CAIRO. Egypt, during the summer.
Miss Young returned to this country
.ast June. after serving fourteen
by the overseas department OF the
american Y. ". &. 4. She graduatsd
from Smith College in 1909 aud served
Virginia College. Roanoke. Va
new member Of the city depart :
mcnt OF the South Atlantic field sta
is Miss Pear Barnett Forsyth. who
comes to Richmond from Indianapolis
mo. where she was acting general!
secretary. Mss Forsythc has also
served as general secretary at Norfolk,
general secretary OF the Bay city.
CHI association and associate gen
erai secretary at Topeka. Kan. she Is
a graduate Of Butler College.
10 the stenoGraphic force at field
headquarters have been added Miss
Mary Harrcll. OF McColl. :. c.. and Miss
lsn hc..nl lIc.rL.,-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

SPARK PLUGS-Dcrfs restore lost com
preston Massey & Co. 2li North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

AUTO TorS-Sce Kccton Bros. for yoJ
auto tops and top repairing Gio W..
BROAD Street Randolph 1875
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
THIRD INCOME PAYMENT
Is DUE ON SEPTEMBER IS
Internal Revenue Bureau Sending Out
Notices Ia Those Affected in
Richmond.

Notices demanding payment of tn"
third quarterly instalinent OF income
taxes are being received by Rich
mouderS Throughout the country
oN,r 100000 notices are being sent
out by the Internal Revenue burcau.
The payment is due September 10.
Penalty for failure to pay on tinc
is an additional assessment OF per
cent plus interest at the rate of pes
cent per month for the time during
which it remains unpaid.
Approximately 6l5.29S taxpayers
with incomes of less than $4,000 paid
the second installment in June. while
the number making returns for net
incomes of more than that amount was
329.205
The last quarterly installment OF the
income tax Is due on or before De-
cember IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
ALLIED BUILDING TRADES
INCORPORATE ASSOCIATION
Organization to Combat Unfair rrac-
ticcs md Iiindrnnccs to Con-
NtructiOn I'm ilichmOnd.

Prominent Richmond men engaged In
piled yesterday TO the State. Corpora
ton Commission for q charter for the
Allied Building Trades Association
under which they will act in concert
for the bettcrmcnt of tho vocations
they follow.
In the application, purposes OF tho
organization are set out IS these:
TO promote better relations between
builders. contractors, supply men and
Virginia and vicinity; to establish and
maintain rules OF equitable conduct
among the Samc parties. in dealings
between themselves and private parties:
TO combat all unfair practices and
methods attempted to l%ldcr. delay
and discourage building ana work OF
construction; to promote efficiency In
help and encourage men in this line
and allied lines and to develop sound
business methods
Ohc.:s OF the proposed orsaniza-
ton are W. !. RaGiand. president:
Matthias t. iayhoc. vice president: j.
Stuart Graham. secretary. and James j..
Phillips, treasurer.
Directors are:
w l.. RaEiand ". - Catlrtt
/. lee Davis e \. Williams
!. &. Bcazl"y = T.. S9r"nkl.
W. l.. Cross y. ". Martin
". !. Parrish ~ 5 Winston
J. T.. Phillips Edward RagIand
J. stuart Graham ~. =. Hawes
i. II. ChappsNc H. =. BinSwanrcr
Joyous "MICKEl' viii lie In Rich
mond soon.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
STOCKHOLDERS COMING HERE
Southern HALLWAY Company 90 Hold
.tnnucl Meeting ON Tuesday,
October IL.

Announcement was made here yes
terday that the annual meeting Of the
southern Railway Company VIII he
held here Tuesday, October IL at 10
o'clock.
The stockholders will hc asked to
consider the cNpc3ioncy or author q
,inz confirming at raHfyius tho cxccU-
tion ana delivery Of contracts between
..the company ana tn" United states re
!at!nE to tho compensation L! he made
for the possession, use ANA control ~
the system of sportniiOn and also
the return 90 SAID property.
The shareholders ar" asked 10 en-
power the directors TO take action 20
the return OF the property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
TWO FIRES ARE REPORTED
Blaze In Barton Heights and Another
In t;intcr Park Keep
Fircmcn busy,

Fire which broke out last night in
the basement; OF 3l2-A Minor Street.
Barton Heights, brought out two COM
panieS of the Fire Department, but
WAS eNtinSuished before much damage
was done. The cause of the blaze was
unknown TO the occupants of the
house. Fire Companies Nos. IL. of Bar
ton Heights. and 1. of Third street, re-
sponded to the alarm. which was turned
in at li:20 o'clock.
Another blaze that started in a
chicken coop in Gintcr Park Was also
put out when the alarm was given in
the afternoon at about 40 o'clock.
Damages to both were nominal. the
iircmcn said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

AtG1MoHil;E PAlNTING-CaIi Randorb
%. ~ Mcst Eroah Strn.. ..'s.'s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

Every one Of those boys cut out that
advertisement, and il was treasured by
them and their proud parents. who told
their friends how we'll NARROW ~
Brown treated their boys
Several business men asked about
the boys and number got good jobs
as a result.
And so the reputation OF MARROW e
Brown spread, and their list of bust
ness acQuaiptanccs grew, Their prob
lem was solved. they We're we'll cs
tublishcd and in six months accom-
plished ali they had hoped 10 do in two
Bruno Dukes already long list.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
RETAIL CLERKS WILL MEET
Employees of Richmond stores Pinn
Session Tonight ut Murphy's
Hotel.

Retail clerks meet tonight at S
weekly meeting and will initiate sevc-
raj new members and make plans for
future work. Much business has ac-
cumulatcd 1t is said. and viii be dis
posed OF By the organization at this
meeting.
The organization il said 10 he hand
icapcd by lack OF Il permanent club
room. which uacy claim they are un-
able To get because all halls are taken.
The organization is in search of a per-
n.ancnt headquarters which can be used
rcsularly Tuesday nights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
BOY SCOUTS PLEDGE HELP
Youngsters Promise city Officials 10
> Aid in Eradicntinr Rats In
Richmond

Boy Scouts Of Hichmoud Who hav.
~ pledged their SUPPORT 20 Director Of
Public Welfare Levy Ia mis- Gamma On
against rats We're Yesterday Afternoon
given instructions ~ + Nieho.e. one
Of the experts brought h,re ny Dr
Levy.
,yds The campaign WIN continue for c.rh,
weeks and the Health EGrcAu -%n.., &
that big results Viii bc Okla Sod N,v
- one interested IN .destroyag to ro-
dents may obtain free advice hy CALL
ing At the 1Nty Hta'th Lur.au au Mo
-s.fourth floor OF the CITY Han
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
Many Honor Dead Law

PULASKl, Va. Sepf 9 N.uIor5 n
the Bar ANA citizens joined u,n rcla-
lives in paying last 'r.uu.U 10 10
seph G Wysor ncs'or Or ,hc rulstt
The service was conducted is rex n
NJ Stancfcr. WIN > tribute Us lance
r. TrolinEcr REPRESENTATIVE ~ ~,
Bar, including former Govrrn,- Ir,rr.
G. Stuart. from every section or South
west Virginia, were IA Attendance MIR
Wysor's final illness hcran last Jan
unrv. when he was sifi"E'n with ua-
ralysis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
HOUSE VOTES SIMS ADMIRAL
tpprovcs Bill Comforting Permanent
Rnnll on Him md William :.
benson.
lRv Universal Service y

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-With only
seven members voting in the negative.
the House today passed the bill con-
fcrring the permanent rank OF admiral
in the United states navy upon Ad
miral William =. Sims and Admiral
William :. Benson. The affirmative
vote was "a
The bill now goes 30 tho Senate.
where. ii is understood, il will be
passed al an carly date without any
serious opposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

The NirG mia state Camp, Patriotic
ing III the auditorium Of the Richmond
Hotel for its annual session. Mayor
AinSlie Will address the open session,
" b ch WIZ hrGin al G:3O o,clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
READ THIS RECORD

"I purchased NitrA-gcrm for one
acre alfalfa and four acres crimson
clover last season. | wish TO say my
alfalfa is as near perfect as l could
wish. | have already cut it three times
and am sure of two more cuttings. |
secured good stand of clover and have
corn planted on the land where the
clover was sowcd, and am certain |
will make forty per cent. more corn on
this land than ! will on the land ad-
joining il, planted the same day where
there was no clover. am highly
pleased with Mira germ for growing
alfalfa and clover and expect to use
more this season. am sure that clover
is the best and cheapest method of fer
iilizing land and ] am equally sure that
Mira germ will grow it. -
MARION BRYANT, Wilson Co, y. G.
Mira germ, costs So Per acre delivered.
Write for FREE Book No. j. 3.
Mira Germ, Savannah, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

CARBON burned out. 35c per cylinder
L. Flcm'ngs Welding Shop. SIT We
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
DO YOU NEED a REALLY BRIGHT
BOY?

II you need real good worker.
part time. We can recommend the
boys who took our fire insurance
census. We have their names and
addresses and record OF what
they did for us. This information
Will he gladly shown TO any one
desiring reliable. hard workin. boys.
MARROW e BROWN.
INSURANCE. Market street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
McCuire's University School
Opp. William Byrd Park.

Opp. William Byrd Park.
Fifty-ffth session will open Sep
TENDER Is. Prepares for all colleges
and technical schools. Lower School
for little boys.
Catalogue and other printed mat
matter upon application.
The principal may be seen at the
school from $3.50 to 1880 daily, OF
at his residence in the afternoon.
School phone, Boulevard 477. Resi-
dence phone, Madison 5l74.
JOHN +. MCGUIRE, Principal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
Lost ana I,'Ouuti.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles FOR Sale

III
So =. ANMsTRoN0 MOTOR CO.
0''''n'n"ea''a Tc%p lanE. Cars and oaeid.
Aesdg.2sMoHiE .PAlE .orS S: K4naoa
nsw ;oe ,s,s DS, IaasS SHna''i .Ti
49ais1 euzf! x sr2ao Hin ls Filth Stree;
cS Hs f-' shses AHs osS: mechanics
lllehar.lsdn i.fos 81 Zoo. A 1He w-Soh''
init a!dt c@E 1ER fAN Ws. t'f . ..s s A.
,nG Ihi-E 20 ID Dodge touring car. 1913
L!h. nv. used privately, c3o5 East Broad
nshi ". ", Ts stSe II: suad S3s'' .ai
~" MONDAY calf Randolph eos
@ faf 81 %S4 4fTF E beGss
g I'D, Ford touring IL south renth
Fg; lh5Lb, rosast',r ~ good condition: one nov
wh $1,000 ll,r .1uT'HE ;.s ~" ny ,ss.
qfdS o st iyr 4" CO; s9os cona'i2n v safit;e
Npkp hy.s,ls,er Tor sale. .c!t Nun s,,.,,
south Richmond. nun street.
Fo ssiorG r2u"IT ;ii. ca; PIX .sisT sh?g
FORD rRucK-Ncw Ford i.ion truck.
,ae!.Net! p. n. quinn, 10 E-s, 'GtT raee.
f1kDS- Th-.r brani-new Ford touring car,
East Clay street ''''' ''!"y' ''-
HuFMOhiLE-l.i7 s.passcngcr HuDInobiI.;
pr'ya,s owner see ,h iii:ef batr Soni,oG
l-9n :ltl. or Madison $3.50
HOrItE. to the public: We will sell at
Broad Street. on the 18th o. september at
~. -. + Worm D.ivs Truck: aldo 1919
Kline Touring Car. which We have rcpos.
s"sscd II V. Taylor.
OILY MihIAN-lsi, model. 5.pas.enger, in
OEEkLAND : ~ n passenger Overland.
-.!'!!, .-oniinentsi motor: cheap tor cash.
-. v .st hr9aG Street.
REnrII.T AuToMoBlLEs-sl9 we,, Broad
S1ree'' Mo'%r E"hanse, Largest eI-
RErUHLIC @.ion. rebuilt. GOOD as new:
r>nHi Saf E Md,Gr 7os a
$40 wcst Broad Stree,
Sr rth rit, 81 &c.. 20 horse power 1880 90
Used CAR BAKGAIHS
FdE .fi5sr%slTs g
ii GhA%r. Scar; ' 80. .,
cAbii.Ac 7.rASSENGER :.:'',''sS $500 90 90
RAND. 20, D. ! $40 r &. ER6A'n STREET
Maiian Motor tomPang !" C -: ~ S.I'
USED CARS-Pedisreed autos FOR sale a.
MY n lS~ W Warm r6 9ysF s2se, Com"
.Se sp!s e So coeurn So,gr ssIrs corr s1f'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
Service Stations-Isepnirino

30X3 . tubes 81 For sale nv Tho PTi,
mond Tire and Rubber Com NY
West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

g., -, ARMSTRONG MOTON CO.
si3 West Broad Phone Heuiey.,,a ne.
commonwealth Touring Cars and o5eis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

NUrhS. " Wtst I5t"hd Street.
TIRES-All make tires and tuhes 70. Ell.
by the National Tire and Rubber 20
A2h-2I West broad NDs1 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

SPEEpSTER car. 40 horse power: SI5o Oh
cash. f!tth Street Garage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

USED CARS-Ped!greed autos FOR sale a,
very low prices Harper Overland Com.
pauy. Inc. 2l3-2i5 West Rroad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

USED CAPS-For bargains In used cars
sec, Nu!!an Motor Company. 522 IVES;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
Auto Accessories.

q. & $. AUTO SUrpLY-Ford parts. acccs-
series and r.. T.. V. auto polish n, + n. a.
IlrnMd Strcnt. Mndaon 1Gln. - M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

Joyous "MICKEl" Will he In Rich
mond S0Dn.-AdV.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09
CARDS-DANCING
MUCH ENJOYED
Many Win Prizes at Cathedral
Hall When Charity Event
Attracts Lots of People

Several hundred guests attended
the card party and dance Tuesday
evening in Cathedral Hall, donated
for charity through the courtesy of
the knights of Columbus. Mrs. John
P. Gallagher and Mrs. Lou Baum
headed the general committee.
The prize winners in euchre were:
Mrs. Rose Kelley, Mrs. James Lacky,
Mr.. Paul Orsinger, Mrs. ]. n. New
ton, Mrs. Blade, w. ]. Drake, Paul
Reading and Floyd Mullen.
Those who captured the prizes in
Five Hundred included: Mrs. Will
liam Flynn, Mrs. ]. ]. Yetter. Mrs.
]. w. Boyle, Mrs. George Haviland,
Mrs. A. b. Russ. Neil Frantz, Mrs.
Lawrence Morrisey, Mrs. Agnes
w. P. Shellhauer, Mrs. Mary Kelley,
H. w. Eckenrode, Mrs. P. II. Kain,
Mrs. Charles Prince, Mrs. Boyles,
Mrs. Hetrick. Miss Margaret Sulli-
van, Miss Mary Keefe, ]. j. Storm,
Miss Marie Melville, Mrs. limerick,
Z. A. Staderman, Mrs. Gus Martin,
Miss Finley, Fred HERNIA, Lou Baum,
Mrs. Melville, Miss Ryan, Mrs. Car
penter, Mrs. Staderman, Mrs. w. B.
Zerbe, Mrs. M. L. Martin, w. H.
Shelhamer, C. B. Shaffner, Mrs. j.
]. Lusman. Miss Mary A. eastman,
Miss Anna Murray, Mrs. Dysinger,
j. N. Holton, n. w. Stickel. the
Misses Gertrude and Margaret Dunn,
Fl. L. Morning, Mrs. A. c. McCleary,
Mrs. Edward Kreidler, ]. j. Grady,
Mrs. ]. w. Meyer, Mrs. C. S. Saw
telle, Mrs. Lady, Arthur Suter, Mrs.
Abner Hartman. Miss Mary Wilhelm,
Miss Katharine McCarty, ]. T. Law
lor, Mrs. Grady, Mrs. Shelley, Mrs.
BuShey