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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15
STANF|ELD READY TO
ENTERTAIN VISITORS
(East oregonian special.l }

STANFTELD. July l5.--An arrange
ments are completed for the reception
TO the congressional committee on ap.
preparations who will be here Friday,
They will be taken over the Furnish
project. The program calls for four
ten minute speeches by ]. r. RaIey of
Pendleton. T.. p. Dodd and c. S. Nc
Naught of Hermiston. and one repre-
sentative of Stanfield. The guests will
be served with a bounteous luncheon
in the Watts auditorium at 1 O'Clock.
The Ladies Aid will provide the
lunch.
Mrs. Charles Hurley is in Portland
for medical treatment.
c. L Brockman was in Pendleton
Monday on business
Stanfield has had her first Chau-
tauqua which was great success.
Everyone was so well pleased that it
was no effort to get guarantors for
next year and the chautauQua will be
a permanent fixture. The musical
numbers and the lectures were all of
high order and gave general satisfac- 1
tion. The junior work under the su-
pervision of Mrs. Headman was a |
grand success and made a big hit with |
the children.
Mrs. George E Barr of Portland was
the guest of Mrs. C. E. Cleveland the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Barney and
children were in Pendleton on Wed
nesday.
Mrs J. Frank Spinning and Mrs. w.
Jone of Echo were calling on Mrs. F.
L. Everett Friday.
DR.. end Mrs Alexander Ried, who T,
have been visiting at the home of their !
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. /
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15
ODD FELLOWS
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
An. --~>
tEast oregonian Specially J

UAfAPINE, July 15.--At the regular
meeting of the Hudson Bay Lodge or
Wednesday evening the local oddfel-
lows installed their officers for the
term June 80 to December 81. After
lodge ice cream and cake was served
by the newly elected officers. The Of
ficers are as follows: c. Y. Beale,
Noble Grand Cleve Custard, Vice.
| Grand: r. r. Bean, Secretary; ]. II.
Caldwell. Financial Secretary; Lane
Hoon, Treasurer; Roy Records, war
den: T. o. Goodman, Conductor; c. w.
Records, Inside Guardian; Kyle NC
Daniel, outside Guardian; ]. L. Jones,
r. S. N. c.; o. w. Carpenter, L. s. n.
c.; E. Moore. r. s. V. G.; Charles
workman, L. S. ". c.; d. o. Saunders.
r. S. s.: r. p Hamper, L. S. s; w.
W. Philippi Chaplain.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Fl. Alexander OF
North Carolina who visited last week
with Mrs. Lane Hoon, sister OF Mrs.
Hoon left on Friday evening"
w. r. Grover, the new owner of the
James Kirk ranch has installed on his
ranch gasoline engine and pump
which will be used for irrigating pur-
poses.
Fred Bennion, county agent, and
Miss Ella May Harmon, visited Thurs-
day at the Kirk and Bean ranches. |
They are here in the interests of the |
far for Umapine which will be held in |
should this district be al |
lowed an appropriation from the coun-
ty court. Mr.. Bennion also said that |
boys and girls who had Joined the pig /
and calf Clubs would not be penalizedl
for not being organized properly when
he fault was due to illness in his fam
ly at Pendleton. Should the money
be appropriated to this section, sub
stantial prizes will be given this year.
Not so many classes will be among
he premium lists but larger. money
will be given and several prizes for
he same entry. Miss Harmon is in
crested in having the women can
egetables and fruit for the fair also,
nd prizes will be made worth while.
/ fuller announcement will be made
ater when the county court is heard
rom.
T. o. Goodman last week installed
a his dairy barn an Empire Milking
machine by which he will milk his
card of pure bred Holsteins in half
he time required by the old armstrong
lethod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Records, Mrs. J.
oole and Frank Poole returned home
,st week after an auto trip through
1uthern Oregon. They stopped at
-lamath Falls Medford and other
ound cities. III
The o. w. Carpenters returned on
rednesday after a trip by auto to the
ohn Day country.
r. e. Bean is convalescent after a
we're illness last week. III
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hoon this week
,rcbased a. beautiful new Case auto
obile. Ill
Mr.. L. w. Baker, principal OF
hools at Davenport, Wash. is visit
o with relatives here this week.
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day night. After the opening per-
formance the Spokesman Review of
that city said;
Few evening may be spent as
pleasantly as one passed in seeing
Booth Tarkington's COMEDY "CIar-
ence." Last night a large audience at
the Auditorium laughed and cried and
laughed again as line after. line of
clean, kind comedy rippled out. : .
George C. Tyler has given the play a
well nigh perfect cast"
The only vacation the Clarence
Company VIII get this season Is the
lay-off week being spent in Spokane
and in the suburban pleasure resorts
in the mountains and on the lakes.
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PICTURES.
BRIGHTEN DAN CUPID

PETALUMA, Cal, July 15.-tA. r..
After protesting repeatedly about
the disturbances caused by, '-spooners"
in the grammar school grounds at
night here. an amateur photographer
and electrician flying in the neighbor-
hood has at last stepped the practice
of Milling and Scooine of SWANS in his
neIghborhoodlZ onssnight recently he
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15
took clash light pictures in the school
grounds.

IA tractor. which is said TO work a.
garden perfectly has been invented
ard is i'm use, but will it pick potato
hugs. catch moles. chase rabbits and
heave a sigh OF sympathy with 1hs
amateur gardener whose beans are
icilna beoause o. dry weat her 2--- Lou!s-
Nile Conrier-Lournai. e. ,-3.f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15

Other estimates. listed are corn.
102 per cent; oats, 100 per cent; bar
ley. los per cent; hay. 9s per cent;
pasture 100 per cent; potatoes. 104
per cent and apples. So per cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15

psnt allow your health 10 be ruined edthrough
burden of unhealthy fat BECOME sienderT
Spend some time daily In the open air;
breathe deeply. Get from any drueRist box
Of Korein and follow Korein system simple
directions that come with il
Weigh yourself and take your measure
rsents every week Continue reducing until
you are down 10 normal Korein system is alb
eu1utely harmless. y pleasant, and even . few
dals' treatment is likely to show q noticeable
reduction. Legions of testimonials
korein system pronounced kovessJ
has succeeded when other remedies
etc, have failed. Il is the GM
delight of those who wish ES
toimprove their figzreand
to acquire q young. active
appearance. $4,000 ~ ~
guarantee that you reduce essii ssssiss, sss1 szs
10 to60pounds. (whatever you need toy
or cost you nothingl Buy Korein at
any busy pharmacy; follow directions
Show stout friends this adpsysissnsnk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07

shortly local theatre gocrs are promised
one Of the most brilliant acting cnscm-
bles that has graced any ono production
in recent years. The cast that Will be
seen hero Is Of Belasco excellence, and
this comedy is the outstanding artistic
and financial hit OF two seasons at III"
Belasco theatre. New York, and one sea-
son at the Powers theatre. Chicago. ana
Will be seen here with the entire original
production. The cast includes among
others Robert CONFESS. Harry Hayden
Eugene G. Harper. Carlton Rivers. James
Ward. George Shevlin, Lillian Concord.
Devah Morcl. Mary Elizabeth Forbes,
Francis Kcnnon. Helen Strickland and
others
The Boomerang IS bully good FUN.
and il Is said thai II cannot I've ftttlngly
described by a mcr" outline of the story.
because nothing Of the grace. the hu-
NOR ana the rvaneScent Gayety OF tho
niece can he conveyed in such manner.
But It insufficient to say that the story
involves around the idea # Il young
physician without a practice acquiring
n patient without a disease. 1t is DOUBT
full If MIR Bclasco has devoted the gem
ius Of his stage direction to any more
delicate and amusing work than this
comedy which is a wide departure from
the vein in which his stagecraft hns
generally been displayed.
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FORSTALL THE
'FLU';DON' 7 WAIT.
'T|L[|T H|TSY0U
Fortify Your System Against
Attacks and Their After
Effects.

Daily the prcse dispatches furnish
new and more alarming accounts or
The return OF Influenza. TO every read
or Of tho same must come the queries.
Has tn" my system tho power 10 ward
off this foe? If not. will II withstand
the after erfeCts?'
Ever since this epidemic hesan
these columns have carried statements
signed by well known flu victims
whose systems were rebuilt after weeks
and months Of suffering by the use OF
Nerv.Wurth druggists and statesmen:
ing the rlu-shattared system II can ana
will do u fortify II agains; attacks.
Merry WORTH druggists and salcsunen'
after freely comparing notes, declare
that tho fcwcst number OF their GUS
toners who took Nerv-Worth regularly
last winter and spring were visited Ivy
The disease.
Begin to taks Nrrv-Worth now. Nip
the very tirstllngs OF influenza In inc
bud Fortify your system by taking
Nerv-Worth right along for weeks.
Your rorcthOuEht will not b"loSt even
If the epidemic does not effect you. Tor
Merry Worth steadieS and strengthens
the nerves. adds flesh. AIDS digestion.
whcts the appetite: rouScS Inc IlN"r'
regulates tho bowels. restores r"st:ul
sleep. hanS!hcs sick and nervous head
ache. and other aches and pains. builds
up rundown systems; and This Is a
great work to do for aillug humans
Influenza or no influenza.
Griests Drug store sells Nrrv-Worth
IN Wheeling. Your dollar back II this
famous family tonic does not beneht
you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Every Druggist in U. S. In,
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

Tho sensation OF the year In the drug
trade ~ AspIrundI. the two-minute cod
and cough r"lcV"r. authoritatively
guaranteed By the laboratories; tested.
approved and most enthusiastically en-
durscd by tho highest authorities. and
proclaimed by tAc common people as
ten times as quick and effective as
whi@kcy. rock and Syc. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have tried.
All drug stores are now supplied with
Ito wonderful new elixir. so all you
have to do 10 get rid OF that cold Is 10
step into the nearest drug store, hand
the clerk half dollar for n bottle Of
ASpIronal and tell HIM to servo you
two t"asp"onfuls with four teasounfuls
Of water ia II glass. With your watch
in your hand. take the drink at ono
swallow and call fer your money hack
in two minutes Il you cannot feel your
cold fading away like a dream within
tho tIue limit Don't be bashful. for
all druggists invite you and expect you
to try 4. EVc"NhUdy's doing II.
When your cold or cough Is relieved
take the remainder ~ the hottie home
to your wife ami babies for Aspirunal
Is by far the safest and most effective
the easiest - take and IN" most agree
ahlr coda aud cough remedy for infants
and Chlldrru. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Henry P. Dixon S Big Review

That -yncrpat-d musical show Henry
+. Dixon and his "BIs Review which
will he the attraction at tn" Court with
matinee Monday Is ono OF the attrac-
lions that the American RurleSQue cir
cult may we'll TO he proud Of. by sheer
force OF speed. lrvlty and general happy
Eu-luCky atmosphere this big Sync"patcd
treat. provides the sort of entertainment
which every burlCsQue community likes.
Built somewhat on IN" lines OF Ieig-
i~ld'S FOllIcS" without any palpablc I'M
tattun thereof tho big Review this
season is Just a combination Of rag and
la2z from the curtain 10 curtain. Select
lwcnty-fOur girls who can sing and
dance. then choose half Il dozen beuties
with unusual talents 10 serve as pr!ncl-
pals. pick a quartet 81 clever comedians:
dress the mall in attractive array: and
mix them all IN p"tpourrl of raGllino
music and light lyrics. This was thu re-
CcIpt that Henry DIXON used for his big
Review" this season. II Is not often
such uniformly excellent hurlcsdu"
organization is sent out OF New York.
There are dozens in the cast who deserve
special mention If space permitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
CHOCOLATE SOLDIER

Ralph Dunbar's masterpiece revival
Il tho Georsc. Bernard Shaw and Oscar
Straus tuneful and romantic comic op-
era The Chocolate Soldier" founded on
Mr.. Shaw'S famous story, Arms anq
the Man" is 10 he the offering at tho
Court Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t was
MIR. WhilncyS triumphant presentation
" THE Chorulut" soldier in New York
in 1911 that established II as one Of tho
most tuucfui of all comic operas.
The story Is written by one OF the
worlds foremost writers. and ~ Of tho
hIgh">t artisIic standard. Will" tho
charming score provided by Mr.. Straus
Is Of lhc pupu,aI quality which may he
enjoyed 10y the cultivated without shame
and 10y TIA" uuI"arE"d without difficulty.
The cast IS du exceptional one and m
cludcs tive IL ;he "urIgInAi' principals.
Helena MurrciI. who scored such d Int
with ;he New Nnrk "lrIuccSs Pat c"mr-
pany ~ IN .ur prIrna donna role Of Ma
anna" formerly played by Alice furk".
and George pIlrnurn. the SOB r"p"ii.
~ undoubtedly 'hc greatest fun-makcr
that ever "s>ay"d the part. James Stew
~us. ia, ','ho.u!Ilc S"ldI"r' Of the cast.
Will l, remembered for his wund"rtul IN
l"rprrtatiun of Little John" IN ROBIN
Hood" SYLVIA rhuru", who portrdFs
'NurelIa, ~ ono Of tnr cast that ap-
p"arcd with The ChoCUlat" Soldier dur
ing ,hc cntIre New York and Boston
run.
The scenery and effects and The Co.'S
tuning ur,'he principals and chorus are
noted for their novelty and briiinncy Of
the rulor s,h"mcs displayed The or
chestra carried Icy Mr.. Dunbar consists
OF players S,.l"rt"d from leading symrh-
ony orcheStra~. ct whIrh Mr.. John l.N-
ding. ono II Am'iIrHs foremost cond""-
lUrk. Il The ALECl'NI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Gus Hill S Minstrel $

Min>irc.sy Wi always be popular
"a IN the i.t..,, because II does not At
.rtupt - i".l.u a'I lessons. nor does Il
IN To- sI", at,. aIS one. 81 amy lhlnE. It's
mission - L" make ITS audience laugh.
and t. lluspcl ITS chief ann must he -
create IuerriInIut and t. offer tunhE
snurs ana her" and thcr" "A pretty ballad
,har VOICES love IN every Inn" Laugh
ter and tender ru"murIcs Will entertain
ANY assembly shat arc on amusement
bent and it's til" MINSTREL that knows
how to blend The program with snngS
md dance and cNlraNauGanHa in su'n
.rruportiui.s az to round ont novel ana
tulcrlainInc cV"nInE'S entertainments.
James GUrman who produced Gu% lI''I =
MtnStrcls, ~ tn" dean Of black lace
stage managers and the program WAS
mt IosrthCr hy ms i"r'Ilo BRAIN ana
Il has been approved 10y IN. cI"Ntr"at ii
critics They Il' shortly 10 VISIT us ana
he array # comedians, singers hnu
danctr> ~ a guarantee thai MT. iI""in
and all OF hl~ a"Uua'nlanr's VIII ID"
chased away To- remain As long a. Inc
,uluslrrls arc with ". Gus HIll'S Min
strclS are sure 10 please the hIH house
that VIII greet them unless all signs
IuL Hllrs Minstrcls come TO the court
FRIDAY and Saturday. Feb 1910, with a
matinee on Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Going Up" Abounds
In Wholesome Humor

A. one 81 the lighter "ff"r,nEs II nc
season. "Gung tr the h!'the ana
breezy Cohan and Harris musical com,
,.,lv. scored at N" Court last nlsh': II
~ an entertainment hn"unH'hE ]" "',e.
some humur and tum'!ul music. GONG
l'n'' is we'll named The play c"h''rS
around Robert street. who has written
a story Of an n'r'nln. ii" - h"thIu'I
a an aviator 10y friend lnd ~ I"iIc"
Ia cntrr into the farce. aud he SCUM be
comes the lion 81 the day al summer
hotel Rut IN" d"r"ptlun brings nun
great rmharra~ Suu"ut when he - III
duc.d "a enter rae" with fT'h'h
aviator. llu would hay" .hHCN"d water;
but there Is n SiIl III the case. ana
thor" ~ nolhlrG Tor him 1" q" hut
tempt fate Tn" situations that folio"
are rtdICul0uFly funny and IN" aUni
onCc last night had many good laugh
The lyrics of which there are many
Of llt and rhyme. nrr the work OF ono
lIarbNch. we'll known 10 followers ~
musical comedy. while tho story is ny
James Montgomery, Of "Kcady Money
fame Louis 4. Ilrsrh. who composed
IN" m ISiC. has much t. his credit;
Among the songs You viii hum and
whistle for days 10 come are Tickle
! Toe" If You Look m Her Eyes. n"
! Touch Of a Womams Hand, Gong
! IN" and when Tn" curtain FAILS.
The players made many friends laSt
! n!sht Miss Beatrice Burrows seemed
Ito take down all honors among tho fem
! Inine performers and In the stellar r"ie
she gains considerable prestige. She Is
/ most charming. possessed OF pleasing
! personality Tho comedy Is also In
| good hands and Jack Mack and Ray
mond Ellis proved jolly entertainers.
! Theresc Joscphs and George Phelps ap-
| rparcd IN several features 10 advantage.
! Going L" will he presented again
| thus afternoon and tonight. and Court
! Patrons arc tipped 10 ono of tho hug
, ecst musical triumphS Socn at the the
! atre tins season. not excepting Listen
/ Lester" and the rest OF thuSe hiS hits.
! An augmented orchestra Of twelve as
! eist in making the musical numbers IT.
! r;,Si Stnhlc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
ORGAN RECITAL At
SAINT MATTHEW'S

The regular service Ut SPECIAL mus
Wit horEan recital and nrator.o work
Will he given at Saint Matthew's church
Sunday evening a. 40 o'clock.
The choir will render the anthem
! Seek Ye The LORD" by Roberts. with
: tenor solo bly, Mir. Bernard Schaeffcr.
Mr. David Crawford will sing tho
Rscitative and Aria Tho Trumpet Shall
Sound" from the Messiah
The Rev. Nj Strder will preach a
short sermon on tho suhjcc, Tho Ind
vldual and the Church"
Mr.. Beymer vii play the following
organ numbers
Nocturnette .(MoonltEhD by D'Evrv.
On the Mountains cuaud
War March OF tho Priest tAthalIel -
Mcndelssohn.
The public are cordially invited 70
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Getting Rid OF Colds

TNa -RNIeSt anu VWIVk"ST way 70 Sd'
rid OF cold is 10 take chamberlain q
Cough Remedy. This preparation has
been i'm use for many years and IT'S
,alue fully proven. No matter what
remedy you use. however. care must he
taken not to contract second cold he
fore YOU HAY" recovered from the frSt
one. and there is serious danger Of his
a man or middle age or Older should &c
to bed and stay In bed until fully re.
covered 1t ~ better to stay III had
three days at the start than threa weeks
later on For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
CAMBRIA SECURES DEED
\ FOR FALLOURE BUILDING

rs r.inrr"d IN Tho ln'euhG"n'"r last
Monday. the building in which IN" t.
& - ate = located. owned BY MIS-.
LOUISA FalIvur" has been sold :" ''-
-scpb cambria. Th. deal involves $50
400. Tac G~od for tn" sal" OF ;he prop
ertv was lied yesterday.
Mr. cambria is intending - remodel
IN. binding In IN" spring /" he use" as
, ,podarn rocrilrc huus" The repairs
IN amount 10 ~"."ral thousand dol
lars The building = located on Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
PYTHIAN SUPPER

Mystic lodge No. -. knights OF Pyth.
las. Of Elm Grove. VIII have an oysler
supper next Thursday night At tho
kummcr building at which tho commit
,"e which has tn" soliciting for the
building fund which * being raised 20"
tho purpose OF securing new club rooms
for tn" organizat ion. will report results
Tho committee il in charge or Chas'
ebert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
"A Prince There Was

Nauagcr Fred T. Johnson. OF The
t,ourI Theatre announced last evening
that n rare treat was III store Tor the
patrons OF the theatre. when on Fcbru-
AIRY 18th they would hay" the opp"rtun-
lty of witnessing Grant Mltchcls' In a
I,rjn,a There Mas" who will be here in
the original New York attraction.
This - one of the big hits of the sea
son and much interest IS beng mani
fest IN it's coming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Belasco S The Boomerang

When David Rclasco sends tho latest
Winchcll Smith and Victor Mapcs COM
cdy, The Boomerang" TO the Court
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street near sixteenth. 1t Is four
story brick. with large store room
be l"ath, now occupied by the L. & q.
cafe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Than
WHISkEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Women's Coats

Heavy All-Wool Cheviot or Velour.
tailored collars of self material Former
S32.50 To close out-$15.OO.
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Women's Skirts

Navy Blue or Black. including extra sizes For
merlv up to $l400. To close out-S9.5O.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-27
Republicans Of Carroll Open Club.

The Republican County Central
,Gommittee met on Wednesday night
and among other business transacted
ladopted a resolution recognizing and
approving the constitutional amend
nent giving to women the right to
fote, and decided to add to the three
nen from each precinct, now consti-
uting the committee, three women
rom each precinct, thus increas-
ing the membership of the committee
ito 126.
1 The committee has opened head
quarters in the Main-Court Inn, where
] he meeting was held on Wednesday
hight
Following the meeting of the com
nittee, NThe Harding Coolidge Weller
3iakeney Club of Carroll County was
/ organized, and the following officers
.slected: William L. Seabrook, presi-
| lent; Theodore F. Brown, secretary
John HI. Cunningham, treasurer; vice
presidents, Taneytown, Preston b.
lnglar; Uniontown, J. Elmer Myers;
Ayers Harvey S. Morelock; Wool
ry's, Calvin r. Chew; Freedom,
William Melville; Manchester, John
6. Miller; Hampstead, Herbert r.
i Wooden; Franklin, Thomas A.
Barnes; Middlehurg, John w. Rent
Izel; New Windsor, DIR. J. S. Geatty;
Union Bridge, William Wood; Mt.
Airy, Walter r. Rudy; Berrett, John
Is. Bushey; executive committee.
lraneytown, Robert S. Mckinney;
Jniontown, D. Myers Englar; Myers
Herbert I Mnttnr- WooIar1y,e Io,.v,,st
w Shauck; Freedom, Walter Friz-
zell; Manchester, Emory A. Berwag-
er; Hampstead, Howard r. Lippy;
franklin, Andrew P. Frizzell; Mid
! ileburg, DR.. Roland r. Diller; New
Windsor, M. D.. Reid; Union Bridge.
VI. @. Keefer: Mt. Airy, David W.
Smith; Berrett, Herbert F. Leather
wood