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Evening star., 1920-11-22
NEW W., B. & A. TERMINAL
READY BEFORE JANUARY

The new terminal of the Washing
ton. Baltimore and Annapolis Rail
way Company, under construction in
the b3ssk~ bounded by 11th and 18th
streets, New York avenue and n
street. will be completed before jan
uary, officials of the company expect.
The waiting room and ticket office
at 18th street and New York avenue
has virtually been completed.
In the belief that the new terminal
will be ready for traffic by the new
year. the management OF the present
city ticket office of the company, at
18th street and New York avenue. has
displayed large sign announcing re-
moval to the new terminal site on
January 1. A real estate firm is ad-
vertising for tenants to succeed the
railway interests.
More than half the construction
work entailed in laying the loop
from 18th street to 11th street has
been done. workmen said yesterday
The heavy :'spurs' connecting with
the New York avenue line at 18th
street have been set in place and rails
extend from this spur down 18th
street and half way. through the block
toward 11th street In addition to the
large force of men engaged in the
laying of track, there are employed a
number Of carpenters constructing the
temporary waiting room and ticket
office. Original plans call for a mill
lion dollar terminal with a large hotel
nearby. -
Evening star., 1920-11-22
TOMORROW.
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs.

The General Civic Center will pre-
sent a concert by the Washington
College of Music at 8:15 o'clock this
evening at the Central High School.
The East Washington Community
Center will hold meetings Of the
Sherwood Athletic Club, the Der
vishers' Athletic Club and the Amefi-
Eastern High School.
The Thomson Community Center
will hold q meeting Of the china
painting class this evening.
The Wilson Normal Community
Center will hold q rehearsal Of the
Peoples National, Opera this even.
Ing. The domestic science, girls
gymnasium and domestic art groups
win meet this evening.
Tho Park View Orchestra will
practice at o'clock this evening.
The Southeast Community Center
Country Dancing Club this evening
at the Tyler School. Tho ffe and
drum corps. Lambskin Club. will
meet there this evening.
The Johnson-Powell Community
Center will hold q Pilgrim costume
dance this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Stenography and social dancing will
be held at 1880 o'clock. The Mill
merry Club will meet this evening in
stead OF Thursday. Children's social
dancing win be held at s:1S O'Clock
this afternoon. and violin lessons at
4:15 o'clock.
Tho Dunbar Civic Center will hold
meetings Of the Community Sowing
Circle. Amphion Glee Club and the
Choral Society at 8 o'clock this even :
ing.
The Birney Community Center will
hold meetings of the Needle Workers
Club and the Shorthand and Type.
writing Club at 8 o'clock this even-
ing.
Tho Deanwood Community Center
will hold meetings Of the Hewine and
.Handfcraft clubs this evening.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
November Winds.

November winds are harshly
brawling about my shack, the
long night through; and in my
bed l hear them squalling
! around the window and the hue.
| hear them hammer at the
| sashes. | hear them spring the
ancient wheeze: "Stoke up your
fire, shake down the ashes, or all
the hanging plants will freezep'
Novernber's voice is wild and
raucous, the genial zest of life it
kills, and all night long it seems
to mock us, with hints of COM
ing plumbers bills. BY day we
hear November shrieking, and
bear up we'll beneath our cross,
although we know that au-
tumn's sneaking, and winter
comes, a total loss. By day we
have our tolls and troubles to oc-
cupy our divers minds; we saw
our wood and. blow our bubbles,
and give small heed to wailing
winds. But in the night, with
darkness round us. and ghost
steps creaking on the stair, the
wild winds seem to hunt and
hound us, and fill our bosoms
with despair. There's nothing
speaks more poignant sor-
row, than bleak November's
voice at night; and SO we lie
and. wish the morrow would
come and bring its helpful light.
WALT MASON. J
Evening star., 1920-11-22
PoRTUGAL's NEW CABINET.

LISBON, Portugal, November 21.-
jo. which resigned early in the week,
after a defeat in parliament, has been
formed by AIvaro Xavier de Castro,
at present high commissioner at Mo-
zambique. Senior de Castro will serve
as premier and minister of interior;
Domnegos Periera, a former premier.
as minister Of foreign affairs: Jaime
Souza, as minister of colonies. and
Senior Cunhaleal. former minister of
commerce, will be minister Of finance.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
AGENT FOR SANTA CLAUS.
Tuskegee Institute VIII Distribute
Christmas Gifts Amens Poor.

Onciais of rusieges Normal and In
dustrtai Institute. Tuskeses. Ala, an
nounce that the school VIII again this
year servo as distributing agent for
Christmas gifts Intended fer the poorer
children Of tho rural districts of the
south. Presents, both new and old
clothing. books, pictures. even cards,
are all acceptable and bring untold hap
piness to persons who otherwise get
nothing. says Robert r. Motion, princi-
pal Of the institute, to whom pafcsls or
letters tncloGfng contributions Should be
sent.
The inability Of tho farmers Of the
south to realize on their cotton cross
becaHss Of the high cost Of production,
"A against tho comparatively low mar
ket value Of tho staple, is having its
effect on tho homo fife of tho pocref
people. and TusksGes Institute is all the
more anxious to he albia to ameiiorate
conditions during this crisis.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
PAY HONOR 70 PILGRIMS.

NEW YORK. November a7.-SeFviee
commemorative of the 3ooth anniver-
sary Of this signing Of the compact Of
tho Pilgrims was held yesterday by
the Society af MayfiOwsr Descendants
In the state OF New York at the
Cathedral OF ST, John the Divine.
Members 81 yarisas colonial societies
ana representatives OF Great Britain
and the Netherlands were present,
ChaaaeGy =, 8rswstss s1 Ceanseti-
cut. q linsai escendant u Bl6sr
Brewster.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

The Shakespeare Society has post
poned it's next meeting, due to the
holiday festivities of the George
Washington Law School students who
are members. The meeting will take
place in the George Washington Law
School Tuesday, November %, at
S pm
Evening star., 1920-11-22

Fidelity Council, No. 4, ID. Of A.. will
give a Thanksgiving dance Thursday
at $50 pm. at the Masonic Temple,
Sth and F. streets northeast.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
A neesra Of @ Years

Proves the value Of Father John'a
Medicine for colds. coughs and body
building. No drugs-Adyertisem
Evening star., 1920-11-22

Washington Camp, No. 305. Sons OF
Confederate Veterans. will hold a
dance at o'clock at the New Willard
Hotel
Evening star., 1920-11-22
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

The West End Citizens Association
will meet at s o'clock at the Concor-
dia Lutheran Church, goth and
streets northwest.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

The class of '22 Of law at the 7. NJ
C.. A. will hold a smoker at the club
room of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

The School Welfare League Of the
District of Columbia will meet at
o'clock at the Second Baptist Church.
Sd street between Fl and I northwest
Evening star., 1920-11-22

The Mid-City Citizens Association
will meet at o'clock at the Thomson
School, 18th and l. streets. Commits
sioner Boardman will speak.
Evening star., 1920-11-22


in the lobby at O'Clock.
The Women.s City Club will hear a
Pilgrim musical.
The Ladies' Aid Society of McKen-
dree Church will hold a. lecture by
Charles A. Shreve, on Learning to
Live Together" at 8 o'clock at the
Mckendree Church. Massachusetts
avenue between 9Th and 10th streets.
The James Reese Europe Post, No. S,
American Legion. and the Ladies'
Auxiliary will meet at the Dunbar
High School. -1st and n streets north
west.
American Flag Council, No. S.
Daughters of America, will receive
rhe State Council officers at the hall,
5th and G streets northwest.
The Washington and Baltimore Pho
togra phic Engravers will hold a semi
annual dinner at $50 o'clock at the
Arlington Hotel Harry c. c. Stiles
and Harry Cunningham are in charge.
The Potomac Council. knights of
Columbus, will hold a Thanksgiving
party at the K. of c. Hall, sos street
northwest.
TOMORROW.
The archaeological section of the
Twentieth Century Club will meet at
2:3o o'clock at the home OF Mrs. John
Lowe, 1922 Woodley place. Mrs. Gran
dali will speak on primitive trans
portation.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

The Y. NJ. c. A will hold a concert
in the lobby at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

The District OF Columbia Auxiliar!
Of the Navy Relief Society will holt
ball Thursday at 9 pm. at the New
Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

The Women.s City Club will hear a
Pilgrim musical
Evening star., 1920-11-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Bethel Literary and HfstOrical
Association will meet tomorrow even
ing at. s o'clock at the Metropolitan
A. NJ E. Church. Miss Halle Q.
Brown will speak.
The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Association will meet Wednesday at
s pm. at the Sherwood Presbyterian
Church.
The Idlewild Club will hold a dance
tomorrow evening at o'clock at 1917
X street northwest.
The Trinidad Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow evening instead
of Thursday evening at the Manual
Training School. Sth and I streets
northeast.
The Lincoln Park Citizens Axsocia-
ton will meet tomorrow evening. at
s o'clock at the Ingram Memorial
Church. Election of officers.
The Monitor Relief Association Of
the naval gun factory will hold a
reception tomorrow evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, 1906 NJ street north
west. -
The District OF Columbia Auxiliary
of the Navy Relief Society will hold
a ball Thursday at pm. at the New
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Movie" Company
May Enact Plots
Here, Is Report

Intimations that large motion
picture company may Shoot some
of its pictures with Salem and it's
vicinity as background are made:
In a letter today received from a
California company by the local
Commercial club.
The letter, which is written over
the signature Of e. Ebelle, manager
Iof the company's location depart
ment says in part.
I'VE are in search of material
such as Salem possesses. We would
like some good views of noun
tains, rivers, ranches, plateaus,
forests, lakes, bays, or any other
good views of natural formations
which you have.
SHOULD we desire to locate in
your vicinity it would be necessary
for us to have some information
regarding accommodation and
facilities obtainable along the line
ager of the Commercial club, will
of transportation"
Oscar Steelhammer, acting man
answer Mr.. Ebelle's letter, giving
detailed information.
For your Xmas mince meal
come to Presbyterian bazaar Dec
1Ath az the church parlors. 294s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Haircuts Drop? No,
Says Salem Barber;
Well Cut Shorter

With the knowledge that tow
els, shaving soaps. tonics. razors,
lotions. carbolic acid and other
supplies which may sor may not be
used by exponents OF barbarian
are-or should be-dropping IN
price nowadays, man slid out
Fof a chair in the Bligh hotel bar
Der shop yesterday afternoon.
Just when," he queried timid-
" of L. J.. Gibbons, proprietor Of
the shop, do you suppose the
price Of haircuts and shaves will
drop?''
Mr.. Gibbons carefully folded the
white covering which BARRIERS
seem to believe keeps some Of the
stray locks from slipping down
your neck to tickle the north end
of your collar bone.
mot going to DROP" explained
the proprietor. We'll just cul
the hair shorter and make ths
shaves Closer"
The man coughed. shifted to hi
other foot, paid his BILL and de-
parted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
National Y. M. G. "A.
Secretary to Talk
Here Next Sunday

Foreign work of the Y. M. g.
A." will be the subject on which
Henry L. Hart. national secretary
of the Y. M. c. A.. will speak at
8 o'clock next Sunday afternoon
at the armory. it was announced
this morning. George Halvorseil.
Of this city. a friend Of Mr.. Hart's
will preside at the meeting.
Mr.. Hart is on his way to India
from New York city. He is m
charge Of the organizations for
eign work.
A large crowd Is expected to
hear Mr.. Hart. Walter Jenkins
Portland's community song Lead
er, vii be in charge Of the stns-
ing. MM
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
IIt,yRM!tS!'a

Three names, Waldo Zeller,
Raymond Ganzans and Paul Sher-
wood, were unintentionally left
out OF the list OF Willamette foot
ball letter men published in the
Monday evening issue of this pa
per. These men were awarded the
official wv" at the same time as
the others. but through an error
their names were inadvertently
omitted from the list when pub
lished.
Our entire stock offered at big
reduction. We can use the money.
Hauser Bros. 294'
Tailored clothing reduced al
Mosher's; high class tailor. :
Two men were given beds in the
city jail last night. They gave
their names as Jess Patton and
Sam Goldsmith.
When you think of good clothes
think Of Mosher, the tailor.
The Crocodile to hear this
saxaphone sextette record. Stiff
Furniture Co. 295'
Presbyterian ladies Christina.
bazaar Friday Dec. 10th at church
parlors. 294'
Rev. kirkpatrick addressed thu
students Of Willamette University
chapel Tuesday morning. Thil
address was one of series being
presented in chapel every day il
connection with the win m!
chum" campaign being carried OF
by the class in evangelism at tn,
First Methodist church.
| Christmas shoppers. The bes
values you can buy at Hausel
rBos. Reductions on everything ii
our stock. 294'
Auto tops dressed with our wa
er proof. sunproof dressing viii
ave that top. Hulls Top Shop.
building.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Railroad Plans
In Southern Part
Of State Dropped

Portland, Or, Dec. s.--Abandon-
ment Of plans formed five years
ago for railroad from Grants
Pass, Or, to Crescent City, CAL.
were announced when the COM
pany relinquished it's federal grant
for right Of way. according to
advices received by l.. w. Humph-
rey, United States district attorney.
The company, which was backed
by Twohy Brother Of Portland,
recently brought suit to recover
the land grant. but this suit was
cancelled yesterday by Judge r. 8,
Eean upon receipt OF the news OF
the filing Of the relinquishmen.
All kinds Of jewelry. loves :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Herman army shoes the best
shoe made. Regular s12.20 value.
Now $3.50. Hauser Bros. 294s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Tailored overcoats $50. See the
coatings at Mosher's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Nursing Glasses
Being Taught BY
Local Red Cross

Ninety-three students are enroll
ed in the seven Red Cross nursing
instruction classes under supervis-
ion of Miss Mary M. Shiach, of Sa-
lem, according to reports from the
Salem office of the home service
branch of the Red Cross.
Two classes have been instituted
at Dallas and two at Salem, one at
Woodburn, one at Hubbard and one
at Marion. 1t is thought possible
that other classes will be organized
in the immediate future. Instruction
s being given tho classes once or
twice weekly.
The purpose of the classes is not
a campaign of education to sup
plant the trained nurse and family
physician" butts rather q protec-
tive measure against the necessity
of either to the extent of depend
enee solely on them.
Authorities of the Red Cross
have advanced the opinion that had
the nursing classes been carried out
prior to the flu epidemic a large
percentage of the deaths would not
have resulted.
The classes are being instructed
in various details of nursing and
miniature equipment Of hospitals
are being used in instruction. The
chief trend of the education 81 that
Of chow to keep well' and main
tain health.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Lindquest, tenor, at armory
Friday night S:15 p. m. Doors
open 1880. Admission 81. 294s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

.--wr EVENTS

meetihs' =
s5.--christmas Day. Z
** 4 \ = = y "
tHouse Notes I
Circuit Court
N abbott VS. Daniel An-
asks for a decree q a.
sying inhuman and brut-
,ent The specific in
q cruelty and inhuman
mentioned in her bill q
are Of the most revolt
nau-eating variety. There
children which she asks
| into her keeping. She
that he be ordered to
q the support Of the
N the children and that
iuired to pay all attorneys
4 fees in the case. The
4 was filed December 8.
ZPerrine and Iona M. Per-
wife. VS. the unknown
|Enoch Garrison. deceased,
unknown heirs Of Margs1r-
son. deceased. Plaintiff
! court to issue him a title
a lands now held by him.
Probate Court
! of Amelia Manegre, de-
January 21, 1921, at 10 a.
Ebeen fixed as the time for
ling on the final account Of
kutors.
! Of George Faber. Time
ring on final account Of
kutrix Of the above estate
4 set for January 21, 1921.
In.
Ssstrator's bond of Charles
e, in charge of the estate
Olson. deceased. has been
Snd is for $4,000 and is APP.
y Of December 9.
kory and appraisement Ts1-i
khe matter of guardianship
4 Scollard. an insane per-
= been filed The total val
~ holdings is given as be-
b9S57 4G - {
! Finlay VS. L. G. Ru1ifson
/ w. Rulifson. Finlay asks
II against both defendants
flor $3.50 on a promissory
egether with all attorneys
u costs Of the case.
| Marriage Licenses
nadon' 20. ana faitna BEL
po'n OF saiem. nave peeh
hcense to wed.
hroil. oo' OF Salem 'aiiu
"nite' II, aurora. were
70 wed or december g.
E0ward DANIELS ~, swan
|iaano' and Edith Dickson.
n' nave been granted mar
'cense.
ia son to Mr.. and Mrs.
harvey OF 23oS North LID
sareet' December 8. Weight
pounds
Died
.esday December 8, 1920,
oaran r. Drake at the age
Years.
gao Deen a resident OF the
Y TWO sons Col and Ben
m.' Funeral announcements
x-At ,ou -. = 80
..A,s are at the Risaon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Bracelet watches at Loves.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Born

IA son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey of 2SOS North Lib
street, December 8. Weight
pounds,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Cafeteria lunch and supper will
be served by Presbyterian ladies'
in connection with their bazaar
Friday the 10th. Hours IL to ! and
$3.50 to 8. 2S4s
Loves store for diamonds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

II you're q kid, or ever were 9
kid see Soul OF Youth" 2sbs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Tailored suits. reduced prices.
See Mosher. Court street. :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

For your Xmas mince meat
come to Presbyterian bazaar Dec.
10th, at the church parlors. 294%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Auto tops dressed with our wa
er proof. sunproof dressing win
ave that top. Hulls Top Shop. Y
building. >
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

loves store for diamonds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
FIND HUMAN BONES
IN BLUEnONT CAVE

teshure May I1-Several weeks
ago The Loudoun Times published a
brief account of the finding of the
parts of two skeletons in cave in
the Blue Ridge mountains, near
Rluemont Since then an investigat-
ing party has partially searched the
cave, which is located on the estate Of
Frank G. Carpenter. about a mile
and a half from the above village. A
member OF the party that made the
sea- III informed The Times yesterday
that parts of two skeletons were
found, one pronounced by local physi-
clans to- be that of a man and the
other that of a woman, Besides the
bones were found pistol. eight glass
eyes. all for the left eye socket, sorn
pieces of a brown cloth dress and
pieces of mans blue cloth suit q
set II false teeth. a cheap watch and
a pockethook containing about $50.
the coins bearing the dates of 1910
and 1912, The skeletons were first
discovered some weeks ago by George
Eopkins while hunting. The cave in
which they were found Is situated in
the side Of high bluff OF rock and
is only accessible by hard and diff
cult climbing. No one in the neigh
horhood seems able to throw any
light upon the question OF how the
huHan bones came there or to whom
they once belonged, and much In
tercst Is aroused in the mystery sur
rounding the affair,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
SOUTHSIDE

Ms James Ware Durham will
speaE~this evening at s o'clock N tn
Ba ubridge Street Baptist church on
" Nj ttai Tests" Mrs. Durham give
the rests FOR the psycopathic clinic
at Die Medical College OF Virginia.
rrnounce raent was made yesterday
uTra8ng b Miss Katherine *. Scott.
pejuzip ai Of OAK Grove school that
TIE Hrst prize awarded in the primary
grades to the pupil making the best
th.Bt poStcl. was won by Ferdinand
E.drldre. .o1l Albany avenue He
Is a pupu IN Il grade OF OAK Grove
SesiJoi
Rev. Thomas Semmes. who spent
last week n the cities OF Southwest
Virginia in The interest of the Inter
cnuseh World movement, will lead &
teAn of speakers in a series Of con
fcne0ces this week IN southern VIZ
asa3a beginning in panviile yester-
daH Mr.. ScmmeS will be back by
- urday for services in MEADE Me
strsai chutch next sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
SAL WALTON ARMY
SPEAKERS At SHOWS

oder erection OF Mrs Fred
Peasants, the womans committee Of
+ the salvation Army maintenance fund
continued its drive in Richmond last
nj hi sending speakers and canvass
ere lnto the thCaters of the city. Five
minute TALKS were made IN six mo-
ton picture houses, at the conclusion
OF which Salvation Army lassies
passed tarihouriucs through the au-
dioace
TIE speakers were. Colonial j.
II Beasiey, BiJou. Rev. Frank Pratt:
Hi ,adway II. /. Cabeil; Isis, Colonel
William NJ. Myers, Odeon w. II.
Miller. Victor. l.. Nick. Judkins. En-
couraging contributions we're received
Ia i night
Proceeds from every admission to-
night at the opening of the Richmond
hotcl COTE cellar will be donated To
the Salvation Army maintenance
fund The intensive drive OF the
salvation Army Will open in Rich
moud today. The nation wide drive
gan Monday
Announce ment was made yester
ddy that The ball TO he given in the
R4ues armory. May u, by ladies of
Richmond. will not be given under
auspices of the Salvation Army be
cause their teuets do not endorse
dancing, nor do some Of the churches
with whom Il is closely affiliated. For
this ,eaSon the ball will he given I'M
de- me auspices OF the United Daugh-
tiers T the Confedcracy, Mrs Thomas
y. Neal and Mrs Norman V. Ran
.dciph viii 90 in charge of the affair,
. 4 hiG mass m Getting, to lend i'm
pttue to the drive. will be held IN tho
CIV Auditorium next Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
SOUTHERN COTTON
MEN HERE MAY 25

.1eadquart RS of the American
Cetton Manufacturers association,
which viii meet here IN annual con-
verron Mey % and %, viii be at the
Jef. rson hotel. Arrangements have
been male through the chamber OF
commerce for accommodations for
$50 delegates. fifty Of whom viii
probably be accompanied by their
WIVES
TIE or9ar ization is rated among
the richest and most influential in the
Ur.ted Stctes. The president is
James l.. Hammett. ~ Anderson, :.
&, and W. " Adams. OF Charlotte.
y. &, Is secretary. The program Of
the business sessions call for many
speakers of nation wide prominence,
al in addition there will be an un-
u1ual schedule of entertainment fea-
turos.
Mayor George Ainslie will deliver
the address OF welcome, and the re
Spouse will be made by Scott Rob
elta. Of Admission, Ala. This viii be
the third meeting of the association
in Richmond.
Directing the arrangements are the
following. Mems committee--John
Ainsite, John G. Cdriey, julien II
H4u. K. I,attmer Gordon Herbert ".
Jackson. Henry +. LItchford. Thomas
g. McAdams John l.. Patterson.
Coleman Workman and oliver J
SaSds Women's committee--Mrs F..
c, Laird, chairman; Mrs. George
A,nslie, Mrs Melville c. Branch. Mrs.
n :. Halves. Mrs, John NJ. Miller, Jr..
Mrs /. J. Aarcuse, Mrs. Thomas Is
Mc.Adams, Mrs. Stuart MCGUIRE. Mrs.
John L. Patterson, Mrs, r. Addison
Rer1p4ds. Mrs william r. Reed and
Mrs Coleman workman.