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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
Mr.. SEHON
Appeals For Homes For
Orphan Children
Louisville. Ny
April .. 1920

Z NHNh hN-Ns
Dear Editor.
As We are making n campaign for
homes. we are asking you TO kindly
publish this appeal
The Kentucky Children's Home
Society now in its Receiving Home.
in Louisville, 225 children. They
range in age from a few weeks to
eighteen years. the youngest being a
little girl less than three weeks, and
the oldest girl, eighteen years OF
age.
Owing TO the fact that we have had
no medium Of telling the citizens the
number Of children we have. We have
not had applications sufficient to
place them in homes.
We make this appeal to the citi-
zens. asking them to open their hearts
and homes 20 these children. n
There are many in the institution.
who are sweet and attractive. and
will rsdiate Gods richest blessings
and sunshine to the families and
homes who take them.
The majority Of these children are
ready for homes and when you take
one Of them. you are obeying the in
junction Of our Savior. who said I'm
asmuch rs We have done II unto one
Of the least Of these. ye have done Il
unto me"
People who are not in a position to
give child good care and attention
need not apply. for IL Is necessary for
US to know that our children will be
well cared for.
IL "A large number Of these children
are placed in the next 30 or 60 days.
we can relieve the counties Of chill
dren who should be sent TO US inn
mediately. AS II Is impossible for Us
to take them until we place those we
now have in the Receiving Home. and
We hope that a great mary Of our
Kentucky families will at this special
time. find IL convenient TO take one Of
these children into their homes.
For information address Kentucky
Children's Home Society, Louisville.
KY. 1886 Baxter Avenue.
Thanking you for what you have
done in the past in the interest Of our
work. I am
Yours very respectfully.
George Sehon. Supt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
MT. HEBRON

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Tracy are re-
covering from the flu.
Mesdames A. S. and Irwin Dean
were in Danville Saturday.
Miss Bernie Montgomery is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Naylor.
A son Of Mr.. William Adams Of
Judson was inferred in the Mt Heb
ron cemetery last Thursday.
Rev. d. r. Sebastian will fulfill his
appointments here Saturday after
noon. Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse Duncan and
children Of Buena Vista. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dean.
Mr.. Perry Dennis who has been dis
charged from Camp Mill n. j.. is
with his aunt Mrs. Elizabeth onstott.
Miss Stella Mae Grow Of Bryants-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

vhs took up arms At thsis essassy's
call: aud.
Whereas This organisation has de-
terminsd that such memorial should
not be In the form Of 4 moaumsot.
such AZ has been customary In the
past. but q memorial that win ever -
Of use and benefit 70 the people %
Kentucky while adjoining the sp-
prosch to kentucky's Cspits ssd CO.
tributing to making Of the Capital
City of Kentucky q city all Ken
tuckians viii be proud %: nos. there
fore.
BE IL resolved by the senate and
House Of Representative Of Kentucky.
that We do most heartily endorse this
worthy movement uDss the part Of the
War Mothers Of the State and sincere
~ hope that their vision VI = great
Memorial Bridge across the Kentucky
River at the caps,sl city viii shortly
be realized.
And be II further resolved. We visw
with approval the plan Of having
each Of the one hundred aud twenty
counties Of keatucky represented IN
this spienid Memorial Bridge the
placing thereon Of q bronze tablet
containing the names Of the soldiers
who served from the various counties
and With special reference TO those
who gave up their lives
We would urge upon the preseot
STATE oencials that they cooperate 10
ever way with the War Mothers ID
this project. : particularly the State
Head Department. which might make
q this structure psrt Of the great
hAghway scheme now bsisg worried
cot In Kentucky. and wosid recon-
Dssd 10 the next Gsoersl Assembly
nat thsy assist 10 making ssch ~
asstal possibls. :.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

vile was the guest Of her uncle. Mr..
r. l.. Grow and family Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Grow and
daughter Lucy and Mr.. Hunter Ray
were hte guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
n. Grow at Pleasant Hill Sunday.
Mr.. Steve Brumfield and family of
Jessamine were the guests Of his
brother. Mr.. billiard Brumfield and
family here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clark and
daughter of Boyle and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hamilton Jr.. Of Lancaster.
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Montgomery Sunday.
Mr.. B. A. Duncan underwent an
operation at the Danville Hospital
few days ago. Seven t6mors were
taken from his neck. He is now at
the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Harri-
son Dean and is doing nicely.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

and electric car lines es0iag lsto ed
leaving the Capital city a. well AZ au-
toist passing along the Midland Trail.
II Is proposed that each county OF
Kentucky be represented In the me
mortal By the placing Of bronze tab
let for each along the main avenue OF
the structure. the tablet To contain the
names Of the soldiers and sailors the
county furnished 10 the Natioual Gov
eminent In the war. The entrance
arches Of the structure VIII contain
public comfort stations. rest rooms
and drinking fountains. there will be
projecting bays. with seats. on either
side Of the walk ways Of the bridge.
Electric light standards ending In nag
poles for decorative purposes will DE
placed at the bays The approaches
to the bridge North and South will be
embeiiished with permanent landscape
paintings
That the Capital City OF Kentucky
is the proper setting for such a splen-
did memorial Is generally accepted by
the people Who have interested them
selves In the project. People from
every section OF Kentucky are In
Frankfort daily. That the General
Assembly held to this idea IL shown
by the follo~lng resolution o. endorse
ment which was adopted unanimously
In both branches Of that body:
whereas. The organization known
a. the War Mothers Of the State Of
Kentucky. made up Of the patriotic
women who gave their sons 10 The
cause Of world freedom and sent then
across the seas 10 battle for that
cause. wAiis thsy. rsmsining at hous.
us~s their energy and time 20 ever
var effort fostersd b. the Nstieaal
Government. 10 nov easageo 10 Do
noting Q State memorial 10 the ~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

The War Mothers Of Kentucky. an
organization Of the women who gave
their sons upon call Of :helr govern
ment that the world might be free.
have determined that the patriotism
and herolsm Of all kentuckians In the
late world war shall be memoriaiixed
On q most lasting way by the building
Of a memorial bridge across the Ken
lucky River at the State Capital. This
splendid monument. shown above. was
given the strongest endorsement by
the Geaersi Assembly Of Kentucky at
the. sawioa just closed. with the sug-
nsstioa that Il be made part Of the
1ut public highway scheme laid out
the Assembly.
Ths orgaslzation Of War Mothers.
which u made up OF county units rep
rsssnting each of the one hundred and
tvsaty counties Of Kentucky. deter
mined TO unite In single memorial.
buildsd by the combined efforts Of the
county organiza tons rather than scat
tered monuments. They decided that
the monument be IN sn.blsm repre-
seating the entire Commonwealth /;
that IL should be a practical. useful
msnerial and that u should be located
where Il would be q spectacle TO the
greatest number Of people OF the Com
menvealth. A glance at Tho picture
shows IL very practical side OF these
surEsssionsL The bridge viii cross the
Keatucky River st the head Of Main
strssS In the city Of Frankfort. liz
sousAsru ed resting on Capitol ave
auA Q strsst o. hundred sad nfsy
fest h WIDTH and sadiag with the nee
stsas Capltel and Governor hsnssss.
Asun1ess6nsully the bud0s 10 designed
strsseay In harmesy With the Capitol.
u CO - sssa frem both the steam
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlet Jennings en-.
tertained at dinner Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Jennings. Mr. and Mrs FL
bert Jennings and baby. Of Nicholas
vile and Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Brum-
field and daughter of Spearville.
Miss Ruth Montgomery who has
been seriously III at Berea for the
past two months has been removed to
her home here and is doing nicely.
much to the qualification Of the fam
lily and her many friends who wish
for her a'speedy recovery
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
Taught Chinese fascinating.

The art OF iaccmaking was first
taught to the Chinese of the Chefoo
district by foreign missionaries about
twenty i've years ago. They believed
that by teaching lacemaklng the wom-
en- and girls would ind proiitabl. em-
Payment within their own homes. and
ID. subsequent spread Of the indus
Try has fully justified their e0~rta
Although FIRST taught IN Cb~foo. Chi
iisia Hsien was the first district In
which lace was extensively made.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

A clothes chest OF King Charles L
bearing the initials CIR" and crown
realized 500 at Rushbroake han. near
Bury ST.. Edmunds. NJ sale of the con-
tents OF this Ellxabethan mansion.
Two cambric day shirts and night
cap worn by Charles I realised So. A
silk broeade suit. consisting ~ coat.
waistcoat. with sleeves. and . pair OF
knee-breeches. also worn by King
Charles. brought sis5. A pair OF dix
stockings Of the same period. with cob
ored xigzag stripes. made sd and Q
testers coat % painted leather. SIS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

The chipmunk In q provident nttie
chap. and stores up . prodigious guam
tity Of food. sometimes . peck or more
Of nuts aud grain; and when snusly
hidden In his winter burrow, the
mouth Of which he closes when the
cold season arrives. . hard winter has
40 terrors for him. His enemies. tho
hawks. owls and wea sels. may 20 hun
cry. but safe In the bosom Of
mother earth. with the warm man
tie Of snov shove him. the chipmunk
passes Q eosy winter. In the midst Of
comfort and plenty. dreaming Of the
time when the south wind will blow
and the squirrel cups shall opsn oacs
mors.-boys' Life
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
GUY.

Mrs. Miley Beasley spent Friday
with Mrs.. james Yantis.
Mr. and Mr.. J. =. Foley were via
itors Of Lancaster friends Thursday
Mr. Oscar Lewis Of woodford was
visiting friends here the past week
Mr.. Green Poynter has purchased
a handsome passenger Maxwell au-
to
Miss Molhe Barnes spent the week
end in Lancaster with Miss Rosa Tur-
ner
Mesdames Holman Brown and
Robert Griggs were visitors % Dan
vile Thursday.
Mrs. Miley BeaEley was a visitor
Tuesday Of Mesdames Matilda Col
Inns aud Vim. Kinder
Mrs. Henry futile returned home
Monday from a visit TO friends and
relatives Of Barboursville.
Nv. and Mrs. Ollie Graham spen,
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mr..
Tom Graham near Judson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ward were
guests Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Clark Of the Lexington Road.
Mrs. Engleman Of North Dakota
was the guest "Wednesday night Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crews Of
Bourne. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Doolin for the day Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. william Lane and
family and Mrs. VIM. Walker motor
ed to Danville Saturday for the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Turner and
children Of Marksbury were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Marse..
Mr. and Mrs. z. 7. and family Of
Richmond were Sunday guests Of
Mesdames Carrie Davidson and VIM.
Sutton.
Mr.. and MS. Guy Davidson and
two sons Of Lancaster were Sunday
guests Of his mother. Mrs. Carrie
Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie futile. Mr..
J. r. Foley aud neiee. Miss Lucy
Turner attended church at Freedom
Sunday morning
SIR. and Mrs. Milton Ward and
Mrs. c. r. Henry and two interesting
children were Sunday visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Yantis.
Mrs. c. X. Henry and children have
returned home. after spending sew
sral days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Of the Fall Lick Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Griggs. Mr..
and Mrs WIN. Griggs and two little
daughters spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Griggs near Paint Lick.
Misses Anna Mae Ida Broaddus.
Of Hyattsville, Miss Alice Sutton Of
Marksbury were the attractive week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miley
Beaxley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane and little son,
Misses flonnnie Mae and Savannah
Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. John Prather
were guests Sunday afternoon OF Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Walker.
Sunday afternoon Messrs. z. T.
and Harry ID. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baseon Pelphrey and daughter. Miss
nellie enjoyed n delightful motor
trip to BryantsviIle. Mrs. Pelphrey
and nellie had a pleasant visit with
Mn. Francis crouchorn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

knowledge IL wealth" but the
schoolteach.rs tell u the grocers re-
fuse 10 accept ~ Ia lieu % cash for
supplies. Boston Transcript
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

There arr asaI spoken languages
and dialects In u. la the world
America has the greatest number VI
them, i.62t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
Please Join the SIS. Club

II there IL a worthy and needy call
for charity II Is in far of Armenia
and Syria. the countries that have
been so cruelty treated and devasta-
ted by the German and Austrian ar
mics. leaving thousands Of little chill
dren. women and men starving.
We are instruments Of God. God
uses US to achieve his purposes and
We must help our brother Armenians
just as we would want them 10 hel
Us were conditions reversed.
Join the $500 Club. sending or
handing your check to the Garrard
Bank and Trus, Company. Mr.. J. W.
Elmore being the Treasurer. same To
be placed to the credit Of the Armen-
ian Fund or leave your donation at
the Joseph Mercantile Company.
The following are the ones who
now belong. In the name Of our
Lord. be one to participate in this
noble and glorious work Of upbuild-
ing a fallen nation. and Join today.
Members Of $500 Club
Bro. Norman.
Rev. Palmeter.
Rev. Hudson.
Rev. strother.
J. =. Haselden,
s. c. Denny.
J. NJ. Duncan.
Jennie Duncan.
Mrs. Matte Duncan.
Arch Walker.
Mrs. Arch Walker.
y. b. Marksbury.
W. b. Burton.
A. +. Scott.
A. ID. Joseph,
w. s. Hughes,
J. X. Haselden
b. y. Hudson.
Mrs. william Elliott.
II. v. Basin.
J. !. Hamilton.
l.. G. Davidson,
Henry Moore.
w. s. Embry.
v. A. Lear.
W. NJ. Lear.
A. 3. Price.
Mrs. j. II. kinnaird.
n. Clay Sutton.
Mrs. T. J. Price.
John Tribble.
W. T. King,
Masonic Lodge.
Mr.. w. =. Garner.
Mrs. W. y. Carrier.
Mr.. w. X. Basin.
Mrs. Halle Dunlap.
w, A. Farnau.
Newton Todd.
James Todd.
George Todd.
Miss Mary Todd.
Edmond Ralston.
Mrs. Martha Ely.
X. II. Lsdford.
Mt Tabor Sunday school
Forks Of Dicks River Sunday School
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
Ma ! OR ISAAC CLARK
[ RGES CALIFORNIANS
Use EASTERN METHODS

The J0Ur1a. Is indebted 70 Capt =.
J. I'er,ae1ta for Z copy Of The Daily
u iCWaE DrlNer published Il Ta+t-
l-l-. which g.FEs al account OF u re-
.cn; meeting III hit CITY ot Inc Sun
: laQG.n Valley Name. pa. League.
Nothing particularly alarming :,
.ha. event. but Augusta people may
n IN aresteG II The tact ina. [saal
~,!a-ll, formerly u -lc Capital City
and nov MAJOR Of < saIlA- I'll, WIS
Present aHo had sornctA.nE cnIIgat-
"FnaE - SaT On clc subject Of
r'a1ll}s anC How Thc- Arc Hand
20 II [ne Last The conditions
owing o -ae differences II 1llna.a
80 A-ai,ls, ,he really soccpse1u-
handing O. ne tramp question m
no Pacific coast. out M4vo- Clark
strong.y Urged them 10 t-v the
methods Used Il the E2sl. guarantee
ing rellef .r0rn the present nui-
sance. The urille~ sa-s:
Minor ClarA Of 4 .sa..a sold vi
"0nGl IONS II ne Las. where IL was
demonstrated during ;he winter Thai
The ldle- would comm; some &C: Il
or--e.' % gct d comfortable place for
80 or 50 DAYS. Il IS different IN Call
tu7-lIa, where = Is warm ne ~ea-
around Mayor Clark WIS Of the be
LEI tina. the waE-aut should be put
70 vn~& and made . earn als way
Mayor Clark moved tl1at ne boGv
- on reeord Is sending notice II
eac1 citT ~rquiring the police
JucEes - dispense With the fou-.-.s
oE v,4-rAnts from. their communities.
Another matter Under disccssion Is
mentioned IS follows: "A most zrer-
esrirg matter was brought ou. By
MAJOR clark Of tgaIia- who -cid %
low ms business nan was 7r0tec- al
from being called upon u make CON
tY-.bGt. ons Cor an- proposition. The
mayor stated mat now the people Of
the Residential district contribute %
the funds needed
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Findings In Christian
Science Church Made Public

Boston. March G. Findings Il ia
Tor Of The trustees Of the Christian
science Publishing Society and {
JOHN Y. DircenmCra n their suits
against the directors If The Mother
Church The First Church Of Christ
Scientist. are contained II the report
a Frederick Dodge as master. which
WIS fled here today in the Office Of
the clerk Of the supreme Judicial
c urts- The master holds that the Ill
recrors had no legal light 70 remove
Lamont Rowiands If Pica~une, Miss.
from the board Of trustees or Dirte-
more from the board " direct rs
The trust dead ~ 1898 he mas
Ter says. referring I'd tine deed craat-
ing the Publishing Society trustees
seems 70 me 70 contemplate a
church whose voting members wsre
70 elect the new members and maas
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NO HOPE FOR FAT MEN
BY WAY OF THE KNIFE

Philadelphia. March 5-PhiladeI-
phla surgeons scor d. the Suggestion
Of operations On fat men 70 reduce
their weig,1t "operatIous for the
removal u Ia" prominent ph~-
sjcian SAID, arb not practical.
Wherever fl: IS removed sc4r-t-ssue
forms. When this occlrs the skin
refuses 70 function.
Persons excessively IA have me
fatty TISSUE IL over -4lei- hodies. 10
DO Any appreciaoie good IL reducing
weight i would DC NECESSARY 20 op-
crate extensively. THUS a wide area
Of sca--tissue would form
PHYSICIANS sad "a. was sometimes
removed rom small areas IN the
course Of other operations, Or where
the formation CT sca--tlssue was
benehc,ai. This has never been done
for the purpose Of reducing weight.
-f,rv maintained
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NATIONAL HOME

oara- Of the la cap- Hugh
Doyle.
The eunera- Of me late Ebeneze-
E-.ckert was held from the Home
chapel al "a O'Clock SATURDAY, Gore
noon.
: tu-loUgh 70 Nindsorv-lle
George C. Thomas Of C.ncIcoa-t....
Go. Z. :st,, \. Y Inf. has been "a
-1l---ed Lor.le Home.
frank &. Eaynes va.ga7,aste- 4;
he Home, AS resigned aac go11 III
he Southern Branch.
oern ". During OF Boston. GO. l.
alh Mass. Inf. and James 4 F-.a-g
O.. L, 4-h Mass. z a, have -epor:-
20 for admission u the Home
The moving picture program r0~
Monday nigh: viii be Wallace Eaic
in Hawthorne Of Tho L. :. Al also
1 Parhe News and ! cone1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
Social Club Meetin gs

ADusslncc Chapter y IL T., viii C1se.
ms afternoon a. O'Clock a. The home
O: Mrs. liar Thompson With Ma.
Thompson. Mrs. Charles Hall and Mrs.
r r. Lon AZ hostesses. Council u1eei-
me at 70 4 large attendance Is de-
sired a. me ma arrangements viii De
rrladl for Inc STATE conference - DC held
Ae-c March r ana IS.
The Deno-lns VII meet with Ms.
Horace CoIhu--. School street az :
= NJ. Eve-y member and all ladies in
-a,-e.s'ed in the work are iI1-'ted 20 come
4nd bring their lunch. The afternoon
anG evening Will be devoted 20 sewing
1o- rle spring sale.
The Murray Alliance VIII meet Mon
day errrIing az 20 clock IN The vestrv.
The wUu.un Board Of The Cnng-ega--
ioaaI church viii meet thlg afternoon
al r clnck with G-s X : ThnT1psou
state strsst
The Caitr Clia vii meet Mondav eve
mig II Crosby street
The A--u;.agn Club Will hold bug
mess meeting a. the parish house al
80 This evening, after which a lee
ture On 'Aiaska" illustrated by STARE
0pticon views. viii be given by Canon
Plant CT Cslreiae- a. O'Clock AL
members ~ 81 Marks arc cordially
invited.
The Charming Guild viii meet Mon
day n o'clock with the Misses CON-
.pr d. the church 7arlors
The woman's League viii meet
with Mrs. Charles Pu-tnton. ~ Greer
strae.. NonGa- afternoon ~ $50
The regular monthly business
meeting Of the Penney Memorial
Christiuu EEndenvur Society viii be
held III the parsonage Tuesday eve
ming, March A social viii follow the
business. The form Of entertainment
VIII be what Is known as a Peanut
Party" The committee in charge is
planning Il very enjoyable time.
Young people Of the church not mem
beers OF The society are cordially In
vited.
Can Phi Sheridan Circle. so. ;. Ia
dies ~ tho 6. A. r, VIII hold q special
.nsst.ng -uesda- afternoon z, a.ssg
O'Clock III Grand Army hall. IrTportan.
business viii come before the meeting.
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TO SCRAP SIX OFT
OF DATE BATTLESHIPS

P!Aladtlnnla- March six -.i-d-
inc bar1leshIDs Stationed ~ tha phl-
2delpE-a nay yard are W IL 1isI44--
led
-r,lev ARE he Ma.1e. AIuair71:.
Wisconsin. Illinois, ksntuahy ana
kearsa--e- An order directing ina.
ne by put out 0f commission mas
been RECEIVED at the nary yard from
The Bureau Of Operarions II the navy
department
None Of llese saips WIS ever ac.u-
4--r u battle they were cornnIet ID
after the Spanish American War. The
c-s-narLled vessels will be sold as
scrap or used as targets II gunne-v
I''Acrach All were units of the fee.
which sailed around the world in 1905.
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REPUBLICANS EJECT
DaHATES TO STATE AND
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS

DsSptte -Sc storm there VIZ a -,od
s-tsnaanre IL the Espuhucaa cauc,s
~A4ca wRa aei6 u the aldermen rouu
af City building Saru-aay evening 10
elect Delegates and altar-ares n n
Lend he Stale and distrlc. conventions
With viii be held 81 Bangor Gu -hurs-
dH- March e. Elaine s viles r,-ssl,is,,
ii he caucus and Wil-.a- & William
son acted as SECRETARY
The following Delegates and atfe--a4es
were seierted
-'eiegates 10 Sta1e tar qen-iur,-F-.a
Eel,'ca. J. .. EIanchet-e, -ew,g a Eur
isish. Or. GeurgG - Coonhx Jasenn II.
-rolesl- Wesley Cummings. Il. Q. -ear
Z. Z Dur-on. Eerbe-t z ca z L
aeoneT-. Ernest =. Grar. Joseph !. Ea--
Tooc, Charles E. 3icrbur1, z a H,,s-
s"..-. Charles p L lnarnaa, BurleiEtl Mar
tn. Fred Z. Merrill L'onaid Z. Mem
y. = l. McEav. One- Pa-aa.de. A.
'-ll- Z. Fs-civ;ll. : Stu--is Randall. 70
Ind L. Scrlhne-. T-aul. =. Sou1sa-r4s
RAYMOND " Swift. " r Williams.
ALTERNATING 70 state cqnve.7 tl0n-C,s scr
Il. anderson, Ltarrv 4 Austin W Il
Au5-1H. George L. Ea-nekor. Il q. Bar
ke-, W Z. BODILY, By-on BOYD. A...le
Assn V1It. George a Cioutier, II -
1iIrl l-s1Ss.sa--2, Sanford :. Togg, E-nes.
u, Ee~et-. Charles " Jones. Fred G.
+ .rlsIDan x, :. Know Is. Thomas /
IONS, Z T. -.l4.ler Howard NcF- ar-
iare. Eugene I. Merrill. Charles 7. Pu--
.n1o--. y ". Rollins T-ank savagc.
Ealph \. Smith. SAMUEL -.1cauab. Ma
-aan Weston, George : Williams.
Delegates % District corvartipo-
Manning :. Campbell, ri j C-oss Mar
sinai Porlsrleau. II. / Bridges =. =.
Dut;on. J. Frank C-e- V + Fisher
Frank G. Harrington. Guy 2 Cannot.
Z, ? Ha-wood, ) :. -on-t4ilow II
Il. 1icCaas:and. James : -1lcnola.
Charles 3. Ph.ib-ick. :. Phiibrick. 7.
O. Flicker. Arthur \ soule, wills Z.
swift. ~ha-les N. -abe- -Ge-tor --rnber-
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