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AUSTRIA IS MENACED BY
HAPSBURC RESTORATION
Socialists Appeal for Ousting OF
Counter RcvoIutionists AS
Favoring Crown.
tDy Associated prcss.J

VIENNA. Oct. 2.--The Social Demo-
cratic party OF Austria. numerically
the largest in the Austrian Parlia-
ment. charges in an appeal its lead
era have Issued asking for votes in
the election for the National Assem-
bly on October II that the counter
rerolutlonarics have been victorious
IN hungary. and that their lynch
ings and guiliotlncs arc preparing
the way for restoration in thnt coun-
try OF tho rule OF the IIapsburgs"
This is the line OF which lho late
Carl. were descendants.
Carl liapsburg has broken his
word ana refused to resign the Aus
TRAN throne" tho Socialists aver.
He Ia 10 be made King OF 1Iungasy
IN budapest. and from there no Is 10
bring Icrman-Austria Into subJcc.
ton. The blood Of our peasants and
our workers. Is again 10 BIO placed I'm
the service OF tho Hungarian feudai
Iorus who are arming for war to re-
the Banat" The Socialists then
charge that the Kunschak- Funder
groun OF the Christian Socialist party
In austria Is the tool or the Hun
sarian monarchlsts.
eratnre. not only OF the Socialist
groups. but the Conservatives as
wen, cleverly continues the agita-
, ION Tor union with Germany. From
~ oeJ VI our breakdown IL saws
va social democrats have said Ger.
man austria alone cannot be "A living
state. Economic misery will be our
10y SO long as union with Germany
uoes not free us"
II blamcs France for prev.n,inp
this end. bu, declares that the historv
e. me Czechs. the Poles and Juro,
SiaSs proves that 4 people finally
nchiexcs its own right OF self detcr-
Hiihaiion in optic OF all opposition ana
All Obstacles ir only ii remuins firm
In its desire. "' ''
Inc Social Democrats put forward
as their Issues the reforms they have
nuNocaLed since the formation of the
republic. and which they assert have
Deen deleattd by the combined bolIr-
Beoise opposition. In the main these
uIe suppression OF the power or the
clericais. taxation OF capital and
Great estates. ag" and Invalid in
aration of schools and church. ado
qua,e pay for public servants and
slnilar measures.
10 thiS end it demands the RocIoij
Iation Of great Industries, mincs. vas,
realty holdings and banking 40 lint
.helr earnings. instead OF cnriching
private persons, may give 10 the
S ga me means for fulfilling its So
ne Christian Socialists are charged
VIII, WIN obstructine this program go
most valuable natural sources OF
@%eni,h. such as Che iron mincs Of
syria and Carlnthia. have passed 10
ithii;ln control and now foreign nro-
tests make impossible the fun rcall-
@alion or the specialization scheme.
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KERERSKY FINISHES SHORT
VISIT IN ENGLISH CAPITAL
Former Ruaxinn Revolutionary Lead
or Says nolshcvism Was Dying
Natural Ienfh

LONDON. Oct. 2.-Alexandcr Kc-
rensky.. leader of the first Russian
revolutionary government, has just
In statements to newspaper men
ne said he was OF the opinion that
Bolshevism was dying natural
death In Russia. hut lie considered
that support given to n dictator from
outside would unite all classes Of the
population on the side OF the Soviet
government.
Although he at one time made
himself personally responsible for the
safety Of the Russian imperial fam
ny. Kerensky was reticent about his
last meeting with the late Emperor
Nicholas. II intend shortly To make
an important statement on this sub
lcCt." he told the EYnnine Standard
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JAP SAYS U. S. is TRYING
TO AMER|CANzE WORLD
Tokyo Editor Writes Views or
Yankees and Expresses Belief OF
Anglo-American Alliance.
my Associated Pres.


TON 70. Oct. "A belief prevail
ing In Japan that the United star,
and Ems land may Join hands In
straining japan In her Far Ea s,s r.,
policy has been the basis OF much
comment in the press.
Japan's brilliant writer. Iichiro 70
kutomi. the editor Of tho miiitarJ
organ. the kokumin, wrote a spsct,y
article Article on American English reis
world. Mr. Tokuto@ asffi lesard Ht H., H..
prospect OF corporation between
Ensland and America with some anx.
agree Win Wiki Will t T be asr esS &c TO
serves. but he consoles himself with
the thought that such co-operation Ix
Vi oihiIKely owing to American suspi-
edge. A"'"i-
After summing up his conclusions
as 10 tho position OF England IA ar
bitter or the world. Mr.. Tokutoml
But there comes Enrland's com.
petitor. whom England at least in
htr heart OF hearts fears os FOR.
tnidi aie power. America may be
dersnt races sos BSt tS be- ihs Warlds
INC american peoplo Is the Anglo
i Sax9ns. England and America arc
p iwns nations With the Atlantic be-
world Ia now intrusted to these
brother nations
II they should cooperate in the
work OF solving the problems OF the
WoIIo' however unreasonable the re-
SUITS CT such solution may he, the
%orid wlll be obliged to agree"
.hlnks Mr.. Tokutomi. But he asks:
~ america willing TO act tho role
LANDS lead? Americans want 10 be
tho hrst in everything. viii they DO
content to take tho second placc in
the solution of world problems?" II.
doubts IT, sayIng: "ro think thai
America will follow the lead Of Eng
land as younger brother. dutifuiiy
oOeylng orders In tho solution OF the
unique supporter OF England, Ia tho
observation Of \ blind man"
Mr.. Tokutomi describes the Amer
leans In this way: IN word. the
American Is rustic person, who
does not knew anything about IN.
world. lie enjoys globe trottinE, ana
Europe is his pleasure ground, where
he dumps HIS money. But on all oc-
caaions he carries his own country
aside from satisfying his own desires
for pleasure, he does not enliEh.en
himself very much by his observa-
lions OF the world.
In short. Mr. Tokuiomi obscrves.
the war has AmerIcan!zcd tho world.
rather than Influenced America. Mr.
wilson's advocacy Of the democrat
izntion OF the world w.a.. In his
opinion. an illustration of how the
with the rule he applies to his own
country. Tho American considers
that u is his mission 10 force Amer
icanisn upon other nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
ALFONSO NEVER TIRES
HUNTING FOR CHAMOIS
King OF spain Finds PhysicaI Ea.rt
Not TOO Great for Noun
tain Shooting

o.: S'AMTANDER: SPAIN. Oct. 2-No
for Rns or Afy ynsa w fSrt is TOO
Plcos de Europa. AZ he did this wear
IN august after attending the horse
r vach, ana an PERSONALLY steering his
san Sebastian. This time nv an CT
ception. he was accompanied by a
huihber or women who like hunting
AM ,i who are connected by family
yes win Tho royal house. as we'll az
friends.
The party included the Queen.
I Iriineess Alice OF Aihany. the Infan,a
pfintess de Bourbon. LORD Athlonn
,hc Marquis and Marchioness de
stann; the MARQUIS and Marchioness
ds F!llaviciosa de Asturias. Luis do
bustnrnante and a number OF court
iunciionaries OF high rank.
>, the central point OF the hunting Is
pena Nieja, right in tho heart OF the
plcos, and to reach the royal hunt !.
ing box very. trying three or four
hours horseback rido IL necessary.
The distance from Camaleno, where
miles. but the ascent Is sharp ali the
way, ana Mt places great care has 10
be taken IN passing along narrow
paths looking over abrupt precipices.
r,1a ane ste OF ne hunting box is
hbov: sea Lowell, and here has been
bnllt miniature palace containing
many modern comforts At night il
Ia always cold AZ this height and
many OF the mountain peaks are COW
cred with eternal snow. Even dur
Ing tn" day cool winds are constant
Activity Is the watchword during
the Kings short stay. Everybody
must have breakfasted and DO ready
TO start at In the morning for
the higher peaks where the channels
Is found. All the hunters are pro-
Vided with ropes in case OF danger in
passing tho deep precipices. on the
edges or which 'he channels generally
~ found. Great agility is requisite
once the game has been marked The
small animals are usually noticed at
long distance like small black dots
lenping from point to point. Shoot
Ing has 10 br extremely accurate Il nd
az rule many shots arc expended on
one animal ms he dashcs headiong
among the rocks.
Sometimes Il mountain mist arises.
ami then shooting Is almost useless.
while IL causes tho hunters to scpa-
rate and oftentimes to get lost in the
mountains, whore parties OF miners.
who are numerous in the district,
search for them.
However, Alfonso was this year
lucky as regards weather and each
day the royal party brought back TO
;he hunting bog on tho backs of
donkeys considerahle bag OF game.
Notwithstanding tho strenuousness
ways ready tho following morning to
start out again at an early hour.
however leaving various members OF
the party behind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
"SAlLOR'S GOOD TIME"
TURNS SERIOUS BUSINESS
Berthon VITA 1,OOO Frxner Hears
.Iinnda Up,- and Response to
"Joke~ IL bullet.

BORDEAUX, Oct. yves Berthe n.
sauntcred off the good ship Laver !
deere, whero ne presidcs over tn a
des,lnlee OF the galley. with 1900
francs in his pocket and n great long :
ing In his heart for II sailors good
time
Hands up" was the shout OF n
feminine voice that greeted him an
he turned into 4 waterfront street
from the docks.
This is a good joke said Yves.
as he wheeled about to look into tho
muzzle Of q busincss-liko revolver.
held by stendy feminine hand. 9Th q
Is Indeed good Joke. let mo kiss
you. :"
Bling" spat tho business-likc re !
volver, and Yves felt singing pa I'M
in the left shoulder.
When he awokc. the 1900 france
had gone. and 20 had tho business J
IKE woman. 1t was just getting
dusk. Yves went to the police sta
ton fret then returned to the good
ship Laverdiere.
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Trying to Evict IL Congressman

D REPRESENTATIVE A. j. MONTAGUE
IN has appealed TO the District OF Column
bia rent commission to prevent his evic-
tion from an apartment in Washing ton
which he has occupied for several years.
because Of his refusal 10 pay a much higher
rent than in the past. The threat of the
Fnrmer-Laborites of the Richmond district
TO evict him from his seat in Congress has
been abandoned. They discovered that it
was too big All undertaking.
Truth OF the matter, Representative Mon
tague has to his credit record of dis
tinguished service in Congress in further
ing The interests OF not only his direct con-
stituens but OF the whole people in ma
tional legislation. that interposes as an ir-
resistible barrier against any sort of com
bination to dspossess him Of his seat in
the lawmaking body so long as he elects
TO retain il. The people Of the district long
ago reached the point OF political wisdom
confirming them in the opinion that moth
ing is ever gained by substituting for an
experienced public servant of proved fidelity
TO his trust ii successor lacking in expert
encc. however high he might be held in
public esteem and great his attachments in
other fields OF endeayor
Likewise, we take It, Representative
Montague has made good apartment
lessee, prompt TO meet his rental oblga-
tons, and il there is any law and justice
in the District OF Columbia, 1t will inter
pose as an effective barrier to prevent him
from being turned out into the streets of
the national capital to satisfy the greed
OF q profteerng landlord.
Stay with EN-, Representative Montague.
and out of your experience with the greed
OF this constituencies extortioncr may you
evolve n plan OF general legislation which
will effectively put Il check upon the rapacty
of the whole tribe of them!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

AT last it begins to look as II we are
to have some pep thrown into the campaign
III Virginia. With Boiling H. Handy, a hero
of the world war. starting out to give Con-
gresham Slemp lively fight for the Ninth
District seat i'll Congress, and Harry ST.
George Tucker going down there to helm
in the good work. and, incidentally TO put
in few licks OF his own for the guber-
material nomination, stirring news from the
Southwest may be expected soon. Then
the Democrats are beginning to warm up
in the Second District, and Cox, Roosevelt
and Deal clubs are getting on the warpath
In the First District the newly enfranchsed
women are being urged to swell the Demo
cratic vote as it never swelled before There
iG life in the old land yet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Let I'm DO 1t
BY HENRY EDWAJ,D WAMNER.

Let I'm DO 1t
II the women want to wear 'em In way We
don't approve.
Let 'em do it-thcy will do it anyhow?
If We scent Interior motive in a fcmInistic
move,
II they start sort of thing out of the
ordinary groove.
What's the difference? =. Has Il helped
YOU to have kicked and intcrforcde
Have you ever sidetrackcd anything a lovely
Woman steercd?
Haven't you come Off much better when YOU
stood around and cheercd?
Let EN- do it-they will do IL. unyhowi
There's your wife's ancestral sister with sug-
gestons what to do:
Let her do dt--she will 10 It anyhow
You may kick your shins and grumble when
you tumble in the stew.
But her mother and your wife can mako a
mannikln or youi
Did you ever win battle with your square
beiligrrent jaw
When the enemy you tackled was your dear
old maw-n-law?
You may think of starting troublc-you may
even start. but pshnw!
Let her DO &t.-sho will do II ANYHOW,
When snappy creature eyes you with a ten
dcncy to nirt.
Let her do it-she will do It anyhow!
fon may be afraid she's angling but the hook
won't really hurt.
And she'll catch You IL she wants you, regard
less how you squirt.
Tcu may trembie with distress for fear your
single joy has gone.
But in LIES great game she's Queen. Boy. and
you're nothing but pawn,
II she wants to lead you up the aisle and put
your halter on.
Let h'r do it-she will do It anyhow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
C0MPOSlTORS REFUSE TO
SET CRITICAL EDITORIAL
Amounts TO Censorship by Technical
Employes-Rernltsi In Leaving

ELBERFELD. GERMANC. Oct. g.
Ihe comDositors OF the Bergisch-
Maerkische Ieitung here refused TO
put an editorial in type in which the
editor. under the caption Sabotage
:ns the Constitution" criticized the
methods adopted by the Printers
Union.
The publisher OF the paper notified
the typesetterH that he could not APP
prove their procedure which, no said.
was tantamount to a censorship cx-
ercised by technical employees, and
calculated TO establish a dangerous
precedent for the publishing interests
In general.
The compositors thereupon walked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
BONDED WAREHOUSES; MAY
BE ESTABLISHED IN BRAZIL
South America President Asks
for Authority TO Organize
Free Xonea

RIO DE JANEIRO. Oct. 2.-Au-
thority to establish free zones (bond-
ed warehonses) in various ports OF
BraZil was requested by President
Pessoa in message just transmitted
TO Congress. The president said that
the system had proved very success
full in other countries nnd hc was
sure that II would help to develop
tho cost OF living In Brazil. Tho
message indicated that the FIRST free
Zone would be established In Rio de
Janeiro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Charles Ponzi has been indicted by a
Federal grand jury on charge OF using
the mails to dafraud. There are eighty-six
counts in the two indictments returned
against him, on each of which the maximum
penalty is five years Imprisonment in case
OF conviction. Conviction on all OF the
counts, with the maximum penalty imposed,
would mean prison sentences totaling 430
years. That ought 10 hold him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Coal dumpings at Hampton Roads fen
oil to something below the 1000, OOO-ton
mark in September, the dumpngs at all the
piers amounting to 1,S97,913 tons. as
against 2,09O557 tons in August, and
2l27,745 in July. This may explain why
Richmond and some other Virginia cities
are now better supplied with fuel. A little
further falling off in the dumpngs for cx-
port may cause decline in the Richmond
prices for coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
BRITISH WITNESS FIRST OIL
CONSUMING LOCOMOTIVES
converted Engines show IAttIe De.
pnrtnrc From Old Designs.
Smoke IL Ahacni.

- .N'"ONfft0OI
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The first NIL
ariven express on British railway
ham. no
To the layman. the con vertca loco
motive showed but little fiepa rture
from the old coal-consumIng engine.
The latter used seventy hounds OF
coal mile: but since It's conversion
~ burns only about thirty pounds of
oil PEI. mile, and does not omit smoke
or clrders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
B0lshcyisnI Doomed

= ECENT successes OF the Polish army
- on the Poiish-ltusslan and Polish
Lithuanian fronts. together with the sue
cessful campaign General Wrangcl /; con
Quoting in South Russia, have resulted in
putting the bulk Of the organized military
forces supporting the Russian Soviet gov
eminent out Of the lighting Winter is now
80 near at hand that ii will be iInposs:ble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
4 ihNcrun.

had rheumatism in my elbow and thous hit
1t was pretty rough luck, until saw fellow
with only one arm playing piano with that
and singing a song called Pack All Your
Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile"
It's mighty good habit. when something's
wrong with YOU. TO get your thoughts on
some one who is in a heap worse state and
thank your particular gods that you're feel
ing fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
Decorations for WAR ser~i

. KcaIer sburg-ApproXimat 5000
"isttnsuished service crosses, Including l25
action during, the war. OF this number. 5.2T /
were awarded in the q. r.. +. The \. l.. T. was
also awarded seventy-eiEht congressionni
medals of honor for heroism. or the new dis
tineuished service medals for efficiency in
positions of great responsibility. approximate
~ 2Oo were awarded. of which 9il were In
A amer soldiers have been estimated as foS.
Italy, 6s4; Belgium G30 and other count ries
eighty-SiX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
The Au.hor-, Lr.gue Of American.

MIS-. w; I: W. Fchmond-The Authors
iio neue o, hmerica ~ the largest oreanizu;
LEA League was formed to protect their interests
una others engaged in the production OF books
or works Of art that are susceptible of cory
right IT renders business advice TO it's mem
pess. nut goes not take legal action. IL pro-
woes conide1tial Information in regard to
nuohsheFs. managers and others engaged in
Copyriehtablc 80 'ii"' Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

law that will stop the scandal OF parties going
rom one state to another to obtain q divorce
which would not be granted at homo.
Fonrth-There should be commissioner
In every county seat before whom parties must
go ana talk over their trouble before any stops
can be taken to obtain divorce In many cases
INC dithcultles could BIO correctcd and the
general public need never Know anything
ABOUT their troublcs.-Copyright, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

The press associations have burdened Tho
wires with the startling announcements thut
both the leading presidential candidates
have pledged themselves. If elected, TO en-
force the eighteenth amendment, which is
simply TO say they promise in advance to
stand to and abide by the oath TO be taken
on election day by the one who has the
luck to have 1t administered to him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
Different,

And when pulled him in. the FISH was"
John
Wr!l?"
Ct "Xaggeration. 1t sets such q bad example
10 tho children! And Rev Mr.. Jones said
Wait n minute, wait minutc I say the
fish caught was SO little l chucked him back
into the water. Now, s'wan with what you
saying, Mary"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
The Poets Conner
The Insf Word

The Inst Word.
Creep into thy narrow bed.
Creep, and let no more be said!
Vain thy onset! all stands fast.
Thou myself must break at last
Let the long contention cease
Geeso arc swans, and swans arc
geese,
Let them have 1t how they will.
Thou art tired; best BIO still.
They outtalkcd thee. Kissed thee, tore
thccr
Better men Jared thus before thee:
Fired their ringing shot and passcd
iioty charged-and sank at last.
Charge once more, then, and he dumb,
Let the victors. when they come,
When the forts OF folly fail,
Find thy body by tho wall
BY Matthew Arnold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
Educational Surveys.

Miss I. T.. T., rg.-Educational sur
News made In 1919 included the followinr
OF rarysys; Aa6a,nn made by tho bureau
sion. tho director of which was Professor a
y; rnsl us, OF Harvard University. and Della
Inc bureau OF education also surveyed the
SSSSnoois OF Memphis, Tenn. Lexington, Ky a nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
Information Bureau

Inquiries reRnrdinE almost any topic. e1-
cepttns on legal and medical subjects, q an
swered free As all Inquiries arc answered d.
rcrti5 by nersonal letter, aeIf-addr eased
stamped envelope in required. Addrcss The
Times Dispatch Information Bsr-au. Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Zones I'd say, is man who has all the
weaknesses there are"
Except one"
"Oner I don't know what it is"
We'll, he hasn't developed <he weakness Of
picking ut the weaknesses OF other people, for
instance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
GH0ULS ROB CREMATORY
OF URNS CONTAINING ASHES

sum by Owncrs-Act Committed
Near Bern.
BERN. SWITZERLAND, Oct. g
anieVes broke into crematory situ-
ated In Biennc. near Bern. n few
ms ago; and stole q few sepuichrai
ufhs containing the ashes of mcmbe rs
OF wealthy families.
Iurich are receiving letters. oifering
70 return the urns for a considcra-
ZION varying between 5000 and 1000
~ anSs according 10 the financial
nope TO lay a trap for tho Ghonis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
Victoria LouIxe

Miss 4. c. T.. Pcterhburg.--Thc only daugh-
ter of the former German Emperor is Victoria
Louise Louise horn born lSs2 married in May, 1919. to
brunswick. Her first child was a son horn
March is. 1914 Am unable to answer the other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
",itu nov of III. s,,.h..,

II. A. TT West Point..IIenry Clay was
known az the mill Boy of the Slashes.' TIE
statesman and orator. when boy, made FREE
Iuent visits to grlst mill In the "Slashcs."
low, swampy region in Hanover County, Va
the place of his birth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

All things even up if We are patient.
The resolutions Of unqualified Endorsement
OF the Wilson administration passed bv the
Alabama Legislature offset the Tom Wat
con business in Georgia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
Population OF u. S. hy Sex.

c. z. T. WIlliamsburg.-Thc population OF
continental United States In 1910 was 9l,972,-
2Gd. OF which 47332.122 males and A.
GI0.li4 were females.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

rgnLISHEp every day ia tho rear at 10 r SoTsM
- Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-05

home on North >Maysville street.
"Rook" was played and at the con-
clusion Of the game a most deli
cious lunch was served from the card
tables. Mrs. Enoch's guests we're :
Mrs. Robert Vanarsdell, Mrs. s. b.
Darlington, Mrs. Ben G. Land, Mrs.
f. w. Senff, Mrs. G. w. Compton,
Mrs. Charles Highland, Mrs. w. p.
Oldham, Mrs. Matte w. Coleman,
Mrs. c. II. Petry, Mrs. Lee 0rear,
Mrs. Oliver Howell, Mrs. Robert
Howell, Mrs. S. d. Hall, Mrs. Luther
M. Redmond, Mrs. Mary P. Turley
and Mrs. Steve Pieratt.