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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

A REGULAR meeting Of the Women's
~ Christian Temperance Union was
held at the residence Of the presi-
dent Mrs. T. H. Berry, 34l5 PershinE
Drive Friday afternoon AIRS Horace
A. Lay. presided and Mrs. W. ID. era
ham led the devotional exercises
Mrs. E L Query gave a report Of
flowers and delcacies sent % the
inmates OF the county jail and % the
sick as follows; 81 bouquets So books,
u pounds OF sugar, coffee, tea. wheat
breakfast foods, iellys, cherries, figs.
lettuce, potatoes, apples, oranges,
meat chocolate and rlisins and p
boxes Of candy
Current events were given and Mrs
Edith c. Lane read q ppaer on wv hat
Are We Doing for Our Soldiersg' Mrs
w d. Graham read q paper on the
former Kelley cure hospital Mrs
W. FL Payness subject was 'Prohi-
bition Ia san Francisco" and Mrs. E
j. Cuerry's subject was Bone Dry
Senate" Mrs. Charles Henning was
added 20 the membership OF the or
Eauization-
A guessing contest was held with
AIRS Lane as winner. she was pre-
scented with q cut blass vase. Miss
Laura Percy gave 8 reading Young
America" and "A Young Nan Calling
on a Young LADY" Refreshments Of
ice cream, cake. coffee and mints was
served by the hostess, Mrs. T. Il
Berry
The next meeting viii be held at
the residence Of Mrs. Martha Phclan
and airs. Lane, 1901 Fort Boulevard,
January H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Coles Luncheon, Homan Dinner,
Are Features OF Weekend Society


nR AND MRS. r. j. HOMAN were
IL hosts Friday evening TO a dinner
party OF unique details given at
the Homan residence TO honor the
letter men Of the. high school football
team
The table was detailed to represent
a football field The field" was
formed OF grass green tulle and out
lined with a hedge" OF smilaX. Dolls
dressed in the high school colors Of
orange and black were in football
game lineup on the field The referee
and umpire were there and NINA
ture Red Cross ambulance 10 take the
wounded away. A runner was on
his way with a bucket OF water Tor
the injured man knocked out on the
side lines. At the four corners Of the
table were vases Of calendula- the
orange and black OF the coloTs OF the
flower featuring further the color
motif.
me first course was grapefruit
with a chocolate cream In the center
TO further reflect the colors and the
place cards depicted fQetballs and
bore a welcome greeting IN original
verses by Mrs. Homan who also wrote
an original verse in bidding the guests
to the dinner. FavOrs were miniature
footballs OF Confections. Miss Birdie
Alexander, Miss Rosemary Lewis MISS
Peba B-oaddus and Mary virginia
hOmaus wearing N-Fs e--4- --l- 49,
ORANGE and black, assisted in serving
Those enjoying the courtesy OF the
evening were willis Homan, Lee
Slaughter. Louis Springer, Brice
Schuiler. Charles Pollock, jr-, Good
man Ragsdale. Melvin Mckinney. Fete
Reun. Thomas Woodside, Edward
PortiIlo. Stanley Dawson, Hugh Nc
Kenny. Alfred Uhlig. Howard butleF,
Reb Homan. Eric Munro manager OF
me team coach Luther Coblentz and
Mai i. Y. English. commandant or
nv, -oFrHe and coach
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11


recent war as a Lieutenant He and
his bride viii reside AZ his station
at Elephant Butte dam following
wedding trip.
Miss Evelyn Payne VIII give tea
20 honor Miss Evans December Is
70 which z large number OF guests
have been hidden, A luncheon was
given to honor her last Monday By
her fellow teachers az Aoy- They
gave her handsome set OF china
Mrs. George Newman announces
the engagemEe1t and aPProae5hllinlg
Charles Carter. and John K Fassett,
The announcement was made Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs New
mans other daughter, Mra- J. c
Bibbs, Ills North oregon street
Fourteen OF Mas Carter's most inti-
mate friends were present and bunco
was the game for the evening. Mrs.
". F. Lucas won first prize and %
Mrs. c z Needham was awarded the
games the news was made known %
the guests. who were presented cards
Of announcement from a Christmas
tree. The Bibbs home was decorated
with mistletoe and ivy intermingled
with Christmas bells
Refreshments served were Gaiad,
sandwiches, hot Chocolate and cake
The guests present were: Ms
Paul Nafes Ara- " y. Lucas, Ars- W.
L. Fowler. Mrs. c. E keadham, Mrs.
o. H Thorman, Mra Wyatt Cutler,
Mrs Florence Roush. Mrs. G. ". Fas-
sett, Mrs Richard Fassett. Miss Cath
crime Fassett, Miss Louise Sanburu,
Miss Constance Rateman, Miss Nelss
Coleman and the hostesses, Mra- J.
C. Blbbs and Mrs George Newman
The wedding date Of Mlsk Carter
and lIr. Fassett Is December 20. The
bride TO be has made E Paso her
T.
Fasset has lived here all OF his life,
and both Of them have a large circle
of friends. The bride TO be is a
graduate OF the high school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
W.C.T.U. Meeting Held At Berry
Home, Interesting Program Given

The board Of directors OF the Young
Women's Christian association has
held its last meeting Of the year Al
the central building Mrs. Bowie,
chairman Of the physical department.
reported the department would open
for regular work early In January
Miss Ethel Loring Of Brooklyn n. y
a graduate OF Sargents school eIor
physical education, has been engaged
as physical director.
A report by Mrs. J. c. Hayes, chair
man Of the international institute
committee shows increasing Work Tor
Mexican girls in five centers-
The travellers aid report by MS
Horace A lay chairman showed as
sistanee given 70 80 P- persons a. 'hs
The directors adopted the budget
for current expenses for 1871. ne
BUDGET OF fA8100, not including the
cafeteria nor the quota fer national
support, was presented by Mrs X B.
Homan, chairman Of the finance COM
nittee The campaign for the puqeet
difference Of about Szoiuuu VIII les-e
place early In the new year
Mrs. j. J. Knox, chairman OF tne
residence committee, was appointed
chairman Of a special committee 20
investigate the possibility OF acqui
Ing increased nolsl--s ~ 49, .er-
employed girls because OF ne ool.-
slant waiting list at the residence on
West Missouri street
THE date for the annual MEMBER
ship luncheon was set Tor January ?;
al committee on arrangements VIII
be appointed soon
Al campaign for new members ana
for he payment OF delinquent cues
Is the Y W. C. A. Is being Waged
under the leadership Of Mrs J. l.
CIV. chairman Of the membership
committee. Team workers ana cap
fains met today for luncheon IN the
private dining room OF the y. W = ~
cafeteria to give reports and 20 make
clans for the continuation OF the cam
naiEn. The following workers are
serving as captains In the campaign
Wrs. 8. I. Ely, Mrs r 3. Homan'
Ms. II. A. Warner. Mrs. 2. " Haignl'
MIS-. l. F. Gamble, Mrs. J. W LoreLz'
NTrs. 81. ". 3. Robinson Mrs Z. =
French. Mrs. H L Birneys Ms = x
FTosson. Mrs. Lee Christian Mrs d. r
wilkes, Mrs. Harry Swain, Mrs. J. J.
Knox. Mrs. Y. e Ware, Mrs Ben
Clements, and Mrs W .. Care
Following the luncheon the cam
paign workers visited the bazaar
which Is being held by the girls work
department in the 2 W g A. gym
nasiurn- The bazaar Is said 70 be the
most beautiful affair ever staged IN
the association hgiidins'
The regular meeting OF the litera-
fure department OF the Woman'1 CLUB
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

club rooms and an orchestra played
for dancing.
Among the dancers enjoying the
evening at the club was a party en-
tertained by Richard Curtis including
Miss Mildred Pew. Miss Virginia Rum
sey, Miss Mary Caples, Miss Agnes
stark, Miss Bernice Eppers0n, Miss
Marjorie Carr, Guy Livingston,
WAGNER Dawson, George Matkin,
Frank Scotch and Leroy SCHUYLER.
Two porsadas VIII be given at Ca
sino Mexicana, one The evening OF De-
cember 16 and one the evening OF De-
cember 20. Dancing and games wiz
be enjoyed, lnterspersed with musical
numbers. Members Of the club AMI
their friends viii enjoy a happy get
together" One Of the features VIII
be the breaking OF ollas gaily deco
rated and filled with deiicacies-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
YOUR RHEUMATISM
Remove It's Cause by Purifying Youl
blood.

one OF the most Important duties
OF your system Isl 20 burn up certain
substances no longer o. use In your
body One Is uric acid. now Eener-
ally held TO be the cause OF rheuula-
tism- IL inflames the joints. stiffans
the muscles. causes pains. aches and
lameness-
The system Is helped 70 dispose OF
this troublesome substance, and rheu-
matism Is permanently relieved By
Hoods Sarslplrilla- the one true blood
purifier. tt is aided On many cases
By hoods Pills which iu small doses
are a gentle laxative. Ia larger doses.
an active cathartic- a Erand course
OF treatment economical and effec-
tive.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

who are attending the University Of
California viii arrive home on De
cember It 20 spend the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs p. o.
Irwin.
Miss Louise sanburn Is home after a
trip to Pittsburg. Pa; Louisville, Ky;
Frankfort. Ky and Indianapolis,
Ind. While in Louisville she was
bridesmaid at the wedding OF her
cousin. Miss Sue Nay Whitesides 10
Chas. ". Williams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Reclamation Service Employees
Give Pretty Christmas Dance

TIE u S. Reclamation service. sta
toned at Ksleta- gave an enjoy
able dance Friday evening at
lIissio, han, west Ysleta
Christmas bells we're suspended
from the chandeliers IN the ball room
and mistletoe garland about the
room was Interpreted with Christ
mas bells. A tan pine Christmas tree
was placed IN the loggla where a big
log fire burned.
Numbers Of guests danced TO the
strains Of a Jazz band and a buffet
supper was served during the inter
mission. The guests included mem
bers OF the reclamation service ana
their friends.
A large number Of guests were
present Friday evening for the dance
given by the University club. Christ
mas decorations were used in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11


MRS. CAROLINE EVANS an
lNl nounces the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Nary Katherine
Evans, to william Van Haselen, cid
est son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H l. Van
Haselen Of this city. The wedding viii
take place at Central Baptist church
on the evening OF December %. Rev.
George Mccall officiating
Miss Evelyn Payne viii attend her
cousin and Mr. Van Haselen's best
man VIII be his brother, Arthur Van
HaGeleu. Darden Evans, brother OF
the bride 70 be, wiz give her IN mar
riaga.
Miss Evans has lived here all her
life and SIS q graduate Of the 1915
class Of The high school For the
last year and half she has been
teacher IA Aoy school
Mr.. Van Haselen has lived here
number OF years and Is IN the recla-
nation service he served during the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
HUGE PASSENGER LINER
SILVER STATE Is LAUNCHED

Newport News. Va. Dee 1.-THE
Silver State. one Of the 16 big com
bination freight and passenger liners
building for the shipping board. was
launched here today. The vessel is
SIS feet lonr. p feet beam and win be
operated by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

This IS timely suggestion 20
Christmas shoppers There IS no
other place tn I'll Paso that can offer
you more appropriate Christina SIT
suggestions. and our prices are sure
20 please you
Gnndaru Photo supply Co.
ITO T. san Antonio SL-AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

The married and unmarried women
in Colombia are distinguished by the
way in which they wear flowers In
their hair. the senoras wearing them
on the right side and the senoritas on
the left.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H Lockhart, who
have been visiting In Oklahoma and
I'm southern Texas for the past three
weeks. have returned TO their home at
1905 Pershing Drive.
Misses Clara and May Belle Long,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Have You Attended to Having Your
Cards EnUruVedf

II not do so on your next shopping
trip. Drop in our office and see the
samples we are displaying OF en-
Eraved Christmas greeting cards You
viii be sure 20 find the style that
you Ike
TT Pnso Printing CO..
New address. los Chihuahua St--Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Great saving in uncalled for tailored
suits and ovcrcoats. Nice assortment
can and see them at Parsons, ITO
TeXas-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Taking chances with your eyesight
is taking chances with your future.
Modern life is very strenuous and
every faculty must be kept IN per-
feet condition 20 meet the require
ments for success. Let Us make q
periodical examination OF your eyes
II Is a sure way 70 be certain that
you are not handicapped with poor
vision Need Glasses? Ask SeEal.
ri PnHo Optical Co,
los Texas ST, I'll San Antonio SL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

BONHEUR-Blackheadsc can never
be entirely removed BY pinchinE,
because where there are large
blackheads there are also smaller
ones. sometimes to the extent OF
thousands. Here IS a local treat
men BY which blackheads can DO
made to disappear IN a few mo-
ments. A little neroxln sprinkled
on a vet cloth, and rubbed on the
bIackheadB. viii make them vanish
IN a few minutes. You can easily
convince yourself OF this. fact By
trial The ueroLin can be obtained
at any drug store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

QUANDARY-Soaps fail 20 re-
move the scale which forms IN q
film on the scalp, and besides they
cry up the scalp secre lions. The
way 70 90 IS to dissolve this scale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Golden Clint Shampoo beauties hair,
Used by hairdressers everywhere.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

AUGUSTA-Just try this face
powder for a while and you viii
realize that you have At last found
your ideal. It has exquisite fine
ness. stays on magninCently and
blends perfectly. "Fresca Beauty
Powder Is sold at drug stores In
any tint Try Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

Delicious home made fruit cake,
$50 PEI pound Phone 2l57J.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

The regular meeting Of the litera-
ture department OF the Woman's club
win be held next Wednesday, at 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

The Mothers council viii meet At
Grandview school next Friday, after
noon at 3 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

watches Repaired New.
All makes. even the smallest
Martin a Son, 514 f San Automatically.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

and let your hair breathe. This
car be done easily BY dissolVtng
teaspoonful OF egEol in half q cup
Of water and used as a head-Wash-
There Is enough egEol IN a twenty
I'VE cent package TO last for many
weeks. Your scalp will be cleaner
than Il ever was before. and your
hair win have a silky sheen that
IS exquisite
CTNDERELLzA-yo can positive
y stop your hEir from falling and
make Il grow IN wonderful fashion
~ you Will add the contents Of
one-ouncs package Of beta-quinoL
which you win get at any drug
store, TO q half pint Of water and a
half pint OF bay rum. and use this
oilless liquid literally and often
This costs less than the hair treat
ments already. prepared and always
does the work. You may use, In
stead Of the bay rum and water. a
full pint Of Fitehahazel-
Mss c. Q. D.-Tou can quickly
get rid Of wrinkles bZ using the
method given here. This rsdnes
the skin are made smaller. The
skin takes on an added Vigor and
plumpuess and at the same time
small and deep wrinkles disappear
promptly. It Is surprising what a
change Il makes IN ones appear
ance. Get two ounces OF eptol from
your druggist and mix this with
one tablespoonful Of glycerine IN q
half pint OF water. The liberal
use Of this cream VIII bring very
surprising results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

PUT OUT-Tou win Be able 70
attend that dance or social event
account Of guperhuous hairs. and
Won viii have revealed 20 you a
wonderfully easy way 70 remove
them from any part OF the body
This never irritates or reddens the
skin lroisten the hairs with q lit
lie Bulfo solution and in 8 few mo-
ments an the hairs viii dissolve
away almost magically. Wipe on
the dead hairs. and the work Is
done There ig nothing to get ready
or to mix. You can get the gulto
solution AZ the drug store This u
the ideal way because Il never falls
and does the work 30 easily and
thoroughly.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
REPUBLICANS HAVE
1873 OUT OF THE 162
ASSEMBLY MEMBERS
Democrats Will Have but 2
Members With One Independ-
ent-Nine NOnpartisans.

Helena, Nov. 29.-Completed returns
from all counties in Montana give he
Republicans 40 out of "a members OF
the state senate and 9S out of 10S mem
bers of the lower house Of the legislative
assembly The Democrats have IA sena-
tors, seven of whom are followers. and
nine representatives. There is one in
dependent in the lower house, Fred
Hanson Of Daniels county.
Five o fthe Democrats state senator's,
Dixon of Sheridan, Greenup Of Daniels,
Haaland of Liberty. Mckay Of Sanders
and Rorvik of McCone county. are re-
puted to be affiliated with the Non
partisan league. One Republican, An
derson of Richland county, is member
of the league. Mckay and Anderson
are followers.
In the house three of the Democrats,
Brown of Minera lcounty, Carlson of
McCone and Stoner of Sheridan, are re-
puted to be leaguers
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
Copper Shipments
to East via Canal
Under Consideration
Special to The Daily Tribune

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Butte. Nov. 29-To attend the con
ference at which transportation prob
lens will be considered, r. II. Lang,
western traffic manager for the Ana
conda Copper Mining company, has gone
to New York Chief Of these problems
is the one involving the comEanys new
policy of shipping copper from Great
Falls and Anaconda to the Puget Sound
and from there to the Atlantic sea-
board by the way Of the Panama canal.
Three shipments have been made from
Great Falls through the canal, ani a
considerable saving effected over the
all-rail routes. While the mileage is
greater. the lesser cost of water trans
portation brings the expense Of through
shipments to lower figures than are pos
sizle when direct rail lines are employed.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
CHOuTEAU PIONEER
GOES TO THE COAST

Big Sandy, Nov 29-Wm. H. Smith,
one of the oldest residents of Montana,
has left for Tacoma, Wash. where he
will visit for 4 while with his son, Jim
Smith, who is member of the police
force of that city Mr.. Smith came to
Montana about the time of the close of
tho Civil war, and has been resident
Of Chouteau county for about 30 years.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
Oil Companies Plan
Warehouse at Choteau

Choteau. Nov. o9.-The companies
who intend to develop the oil fields west
Of Choteau, are, it is said. figuring to
store their well drilling outfit and other
machinery in the immediate future. II
is also said they have acquired site
for the warehouse from the Great
Northern railway.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-30
Beginning
This Morning

Don't delay. Act immediate
ly, to secure your share of
these bargain plums. Only
about a hundred women can
participate, for many will buy
more than one, that's certain.
White and flesh eolors, in
great variety of the seasons
most popular styles.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-10
ATTACK TRIAL
OF. F.M'SWINEY
Friends Of Irish Freedom
Charge Britain With
CamouAage.
Public Ledger service.)

The statement of Lloyd George
that Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor
of Cork, has been "a part. Of gang
Of murderers," was answered yester-
day by the Friends of Irish Free
dom with the charge that such a
statement was merely an attempt
on the part of the English premier
to evade responsibility at the elev-
enth hour for the murder" which
his government was about to COM
nit.
Terence MacSwiney, according to
the statements of the British gov
ernment itself, was arrested while in
the performance of his duties as an
official of the Irish republican gov
eminent and while he was in the
Offices of the corporation of Cork"
says the statement of the Friends of
Irish Freedom. He was sentenced
to two years Imprisonment for hav-
ing in his possession a police code,
a copy of the resolution passed by
the Cork corporation and a copy of
his own speech. There was at no
time in the proceedings of this court
martial any suggestion by the Eng
lish military forces which conducted
the affair Of any other charge
against the lord mayor"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-10
ITALY REJECTS
REPLY COUPONS
U. S. Postohces Notified
Not to Accept Those Is
sued After March 81.

Postmasters throughout the Unit
ed States have been informed by the
Office OF the Third Assistant POST
master General that the Italian gov
ernment has notified the Postoffice
Department of this country that it
will refuse hereafter to exchange in
tcrnational reply coupons of Italy
that are not stamped by the Offices of
issue or those bearing a date OF is
sue later than March 81, 1920.
Contrary to current reports, this
announcement has no bearing on the
Ponzi case. W. J. Barrows, Acting
Third Assistant Postmaster General,
said yesterday, but is merely the re-
suit of the announcement made by
the Italian government earlier in the
year that redemption of interna-
tiOnal reply coupons had been sus-
pended by that country.
Postmasters in this country will
therefore refuse to accept interna-
tiOnal reply coupons issued in Italy
unless postmarked by the office Of
issue and dated prior to March 81,
1920.
Reply coupons issued by other
countries of the Postal Union will,
however, continue to be accepted for
exchange by Offices in Italy. accord
ing to the bulletin sent out by the
department.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-10
.GIVELUNCHE0N
TO BROWNL0W
Kiwanians Bid Commis-
sioner Adieux With Songs
Of Praise.
SAYS HE'S SORRY TO co
Departing District Head De-
clares He Expects to Be
Homesick.

One hundred and seventy five
Kiwanians and their guests yester-
day gathered to attend the fare
well luncheon given their fellow
member. Commissioner Louis BSOwn-
low, on the roof of the Washington
Hotel.
Speaking for the members of the
club. Roe Fulkerson, international
vice president, expressed the gen.
CraI regret at the departure of the
Commissioner. Fulkerson present
ed the Commissioner with a desk
clock.
In replying the Commissioner
said:
Says He'll Be Lonesome.
Il am going to be lonesome and
l am going to be homesick."
The two commissioners of Peters
burg, Va, who attended, G.. c.
Wright and W. L. Wilcox, addressed
the club after Mr.. Brownlow. Com
missioner Brownlow. they said,
would be the head OF the city in
Petersburg.
Conrad Symes. former corpora
tiOn counsel for the District, re-
viewed the trying times expert
enced by the Commissioners during
the coal and Eas crisis in the war
time and the drastic actions they
took. even at their own risk, to
insure the people of Washington
with. heat and light.
John Joy Edison, in his address,
characterized Mr.. Brownlow's ad-
ministration as service never sur
passed"
"Cy'' Cummings also spoke.
List of Guests.
The guests of the occasion were
Commissioners Wright and Wilcox
Of Petersburg, Va. Mai. Harry l..
Gcssford. Col. Charles W. Kutz.
Engineer Commissioner of the Dis
trict. Mai. F. :. Besson. Maj. c. H,
Brown. Maj. Daniel J. Donovan,
Mai. J. r. LUsby. DR.. William c.
Fowler. Fire Chief George ). Wat
son. Daniel J. Gar-es. J. F. Healy,
W. T. Richards. W. II. Coombs. c.
NJ Towers. F. II. stephens, George
NJ Roberts. c. B. Hunt. Asa p.
Phillips. L. A. Grifhth. Melvin c.
Hazen. George S. Wilson, J. 5. Car
land. W B. Hadlcy. Walter {. Al
len. Maurice Hacker. Charles ..
Foster. Clifford Lanham. DR.. F. W.
BaIlOu Roland Brennan, Harry
Almond. Cy Cummings. Ben l..
Prince. John Joy Edison. Conrad H.
Symes. and Roland Robbins.
The committee in charge was
composed Of Eugene Adams. Perry
Turpin, and Claude Woodward.