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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
BY ELOISE.

II a winsome miss should give
you a real naughty wink the next
time you walk along the street
think twice before you become per-
turbed. Perhaps she did not mean
to wink. Maybe it was just one of
her false eyelids or eyelashes slip
ping a bit. For these are the lat
est aids to beauty. Above, Nina
Whitmore, one of the three famous
dancers Of that name, is shown dom
ming a false eyelid.
And eyelids are not the only new
fad. The massaged and powdered
knees are another of milady's mod
ern methods of identifying her per-
son. Short skirts and half-hose
are responsible for the increasing
importance Of the knees and dim
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

BE- happy, sacrifices sro necessary
on the part a both hushaA4 md
wife. Your wife should not e.
pect you to take her oonoW1pre
every night. but u she vants q %
once or twice . week. 700 o1eAt 70
take her. Perhaps It would h11pf 70
talk the matter over and COPS to
an understanding about the num-
Der Of nights . week you viii % out
tossthsr and the number you viii
spend at home. Some men do not
realise that houseweek grove mo-
notonous to . woman and de en-
Joys = change. On the othee hand
some women forget that their has
bands have no chance to rest dnr-
Ing the day and are tired BY night
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have .
friend whom I love very much. He
has done some things to me that I
have not liked, but I love him just
the same. l don't think he cares
for me. How can I make him care?
IL it advisable to ignore ? boy II
you, really care for him? Please
tell mo what should do. forget
him or keep ON loving him?
UNCERTAIN.
II is useless to try to make the
young man care for you. Chase
love and 1t will nee from thee; dee
love and it will follow thee" I
would certainly advise you to for
get the young man a. soon ~ you
can.
Never ignore your friends. II 10
always best to be pleasant.
TX. o.: Since the girl asked you
to leave 30 that she could have
personal talk with another young
man. you have every reason to think
she is not as in love with you Is she
pretends to be. The young man
was insulting in the way he acted
and what he said. You cannot
blame the girl, however. for his
cnoduct II you have lost faith in
the girl, 1t seems to NE you would
be happier to give her up and ind
another.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ] am .
young man and would like to know
if it would be proper for me to
write a friendly note to = young
lady and ask her for permission to
call on her. We we're schoolmates
several years ago, but have not had
a conversation since. II it is all
right to write . note, had better
find out II she has Q regular caller
or not? THANK YOU.
It would be all right to write to
the young lady and asked her per.
mission to call. Do not question
, her about any other callers. II she
is betrothed she will probably tel
you SO, and il she is not, there Is NJ
. reason why you should not call
, too, even II she has other callers.
, Dear. Mrs. Thompson: Is Their
e anything to a person having on
brown eye and one blue eye:
> THAMES.
5 / don't understand your question
: To have one brown eye and one blu
leye does not imply that the perso
: having them is queer. The comb
nation Is unusual, but interesting
0 and in many cases attractive.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

pies made by artificial means are
also in demand. 1t is said that
some girls even rouge their knees
as they rouge their cheeks.
Then there Ore the painted put
tees which have been in vogue for
some time. Perhaps now that sum
mer is approaching the painted
hose idea will be more in vogue.
They are a bit cooler than wool
hose, to be sure, and are very eco
nomical. OF course, in a rainstorm,
they might be a disadvantage, but
II they are the style they shall be
worn, rain or no rain.
Rouging the finger tips, painting
flowers, monograms and designs on
ones back or arms, and painting
the ankles to show through ones
lace hose are among other fads OIL
the hour.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Dinner Dishes.

Dinner Dishes.
Brunswick Stew-For the basis
of this stew take the bony pieces
which are left from a chicken the
day before. 1t is well to save a
piece or so Of the better pieces to
make the stew richer-a leg or a
thigh.
Two quarts boiling water. four
tomatoes or one pint canned, two
onions finely diced, one cup cooked
lima beans, two cups corn fresh
if possible), two teaspoons OF salt,
small red pepper diced. Cook un-
til the meat is tender. Add vege-
tables and simmer for an hour. Re-
move meat from bones and put into
stew. Serve hot.
Cannelon OF Beef - Chop very
fine two pounds of the round Of
beef. Season with grated onion,
lemon peel, nutmeg. minced pars-
ley, salt, pepper and melted but
ter. Mix with a beaten egg and
shape into a loaf. Dredge with
-four, roll in buttered paper and
bake for half an hour, basting with
melted butter and the drippings.
serve with tomato sauce. Easily
made and delicious.
Stuffed Peppers a la Italana -
Six medium sized peppers, II med
ium sized tomatoes, one-half cup
macaroni cheese lean be pur-
chased at any Italian store), two
eggs, two tablespoons lard or other
shortening, small piece garlic or
onion chopped fine. seasoning to
taste. Wash peppers and cut tops
off, leaving hole large enough to
stuff them. Peel tomatoes and cut
up fine. adding cheese (grated),
eggs, shortening and garlic or
onion. Stir good, then stuff pep
pers.
Can be baked in casserole or
cooked on stove, although casserole
is better. Lay a layer Of tomatoes
at bottom Of casserole, then lay the
peppers on top, upright if they can
be put this way; if not, on their
sides, then put in over to bake
when nearly done add tomato
(stufing) which is left, and finish
baking. It is done when peppers
are real soft. Serve hot.
Use one pepper for each person
unless more are needed.
Tested Recipes.
Mayonnaise Dressing-Ffvey olks
(beaten), one-half cup cream, one
half cup vinegar, one-half cup oil
water, one-eighth teaspoon cayenne
pepper, one and one-half teaspoon
salt, one teaspoon mustard, one ia.
blespoon flour, two tablespoons su.
gar. Beat yolks we'll in a cup, fill
up the cup with cream. Mix the
dry ingredients; wet with a little
water, add to the yolks and cream
Place in a double boiler and lei
cook until thick and smooth, stir
ring constantly.
! Strawberry Shortcake-Sift two
cups flour, five teaspoons baking
powder and one teaspoon salt to-
gether twice. Into this mixture
rub one-Quarter cup shortening
Mix with three-quarters cup mill
or enough milk to make soft dough
Divide dough in two parts and roll
or pat each part to tit tin Place
one-half in tin and brush with
melted butter. Place second sheet
on first and bake In hot oven. Split
spread with butter and place
crushed and GWeetened berries be-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
CALENDAR

TJhAH.
nd-Csy Synpheny crchsssrs q A.
guseans Umnaaun-
asn9y dsDarsusns Il lock Island wsa-
1aadag osud1 club.
sannas Aac1anus appesss In rs1tsl
xsn6eA. 3z3 East Fiftsenth ssset.
TUEsDAY.
Social and luncheon committee far
lsnniai have luncheon meeting q Manu-.
fsetusers' hotel. Moline.
April Meeting Of music departu,ent al
1ock Island Woman's club ct Masonic
temple.
"WEDNESDAY.
TvinCity Lutheran hospital ctrc,e
. .aecss NTH Ma G. A. Carlson. BIS Forty
third street.
vaAha SHRINE. No. =. White Shrine Of
jerusalem, has ceremonial.
Svastaka club meets with Nrs. Georru
cAaae Burberry Terrace" Moline.
Outing club mid-weekly informal din.
81. Eiis.h.tb. mild r,.... :. 7.ao :.
St. JOseph's auditorium.
THURSDAY.
Mis- Pauline Dittman gives organ re-
dsai for EtudD club at Unitarian church
Davenport.
Opera study club meets.
FRIDAY.
Rock Island Musical club sponsors
musicsletas for biennial fund ut the
home of Mrs.. J. +. Robinson, 613 Tven-
tteth street.
Helpers circle. Kings Daughters, meets
With Mrs. c. L. Silvis. 2130 Eighteenth
Avenue.
Philip Gordon and Sibyi Sammis Mac
DeFmid g1ve Joint recital at Coliseum 10
commemoration of 6Oth anniversary OF
the Schmidt Music company.
SATURDAY.
Pan Hellenic luncheon at Terrace Gar
dams. Davenport.
Tn-Gty Art league weekly tea at
studios.
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Housing Committee Meets.

The housing committee for the
biennial Of the National Federation
Of Music Clubs, of which Mrs. Carl
Lambach Of Davenport is general
chairman and Mrs. F. l. Mann Of
Rock Island chairman for this city
and Mrs. L. w. Sadler for Moline
hold . meeting this morning at the
Music Center in Davenport to dis
cuss plans for securing rooms for
the delegates to be in the tri-cities
during the 10 days of the national
convention. The Rock Island chair
man completed the organization of
her committee, which includes Mrs.
F. T. Lindberg. Miss Josephine
Cook and Hiss Katherine Gest and
an effort Will be made at once to
secure a list of local people who
will be willing to take delegates.
It will greatly help the members if
housewives will notify them of the
number Of rooms they will have at
the disposal of the delegates.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

CAoeuA
The members Of IL tri-ciu fegi.
val chorus are asksd 70 nots thu
schedule Ton fehearssls tor tie en-
suing week:
Tuesday aftsrnocn, S:3e-Musis
csntsr. Dsvnport: Women q Dav'
IMPORT
Tuesday evening. 7::3o-Ansus,
tana chapel, Rock Island. Full 70
nearsal. Rock Island and Moline
DIVISION.
Wednesday afteFnoon, S:so-Au'
gustana chapel, Rock Island; Wo'
men Of Rock Island and Moline d.
vision.
Wednesday evening, 7::30-Augus'
tana chapel, Rock Island Men;
Rock Island, Moline and Davenport
Thursday sveninE. 1880 Music
center. Davenport-Full rehearsal
Davenport division.
The Membership Of the chorus i:
practically completed although
more tenors and basses are needed
All singers who were asked to Join
and who have not - yet reported
are requested to signify their in
tentions ut once After this weel
registration will close and NO new
members will be admitted. Conduc
tor A. Cyril Graham is very mucl
pleased with the work to date AMI
feels highly encouraged with thu
prospects for an excellent chorus.
Rock Island and Moline singer.
are asked to note that the Monda,
rehearsal is changed to Tuesday OF
account of the Tri-city Symptom,
orchestra concert.
Second Studio Recital Saturday.
Second Of a series Of studio re
citals was held Saturday at Angus
tana college, when the following
program was given by the younge'
students:
Danse Caprics ............ Greil
Isabelle Horton
CottontallS ............. burieiSi
The Jugglers ............. Weidii
De Almond Apple
Bullflghter ........... Won Wuel
Dorothy Hoglund
Hush-a-bye> ............... Marti,
: Sibyl Ullemeyer- Marjorie
Lethin
Song of the Sea Shell KrofmanI
Sibyl Ullemeyer
Marche ................ Won Win
Marjorie Lethin
The Lass of killain ...... Stickle
Linnea Rydbeck
Narcissus ........ Ethelbert Newt
Helen Vale
Moment Musicale ........ Schuber
Florence Stewart
Mazurka ................. Bonn
Piano quartette: Marjorie
Stocking, Mary Alice Marsh
all, Katherine Grafstrom,
Jessie Duncan.
Flying Leaves ...........Spindle
Beverly Bender.
OhClSu DUUOl
Gertrude Roth
NAAAo oOuA01
Maruarof RArkoP
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

application and modification Of
rules Of the labor law, (2) admins
tration Of the workmen's compensa-
ton law, adjustment of claims, gu
pervision Of agreements, settle
ments, etc. In fact, 1t will take
over all the quasi-judicial functions
formerly exercised by the whole in
dustrial commission.
New York state has been very
liberal with appointments for WON
en-.
Brain Cheefed Here.
At Bryn Mawr college as much
honor is given the studious workers
as the winning athletes. The grad
uate students are enabled by
scholarships. and European fellow
ships to continue their studies
abroad and in schools of higher
learning here. In country where
college athletes are sometimes as
famous a. professionals, recogni-
ton such as Bryn Mawr gives its
students helps to reassert the value
OF brain work in colleges.
Sporting Note.
Pearl White, whose THE Noun
tain Woman" has turned ont to be
| a fine piece Of film merchandise
for William Fox, attended the
American professional skating
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

Mrs. Rosalie Loew Whitney OF
Brooklyn is to be appointed q mem.
Der OF the Industrial board within
the new state labor department Of
New York state. Her selection has
been practically determined upon
by Governor Miller. There will be
two other members on that board,
both men. The pay for her serv-
ices will be 5000 = year and the
term Is for six years.
The chief duties Of the industrial
board are two in number: ID The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Hntertains for Miss Settler.

Miss Ruth Gravink of PIT East
Fifteenth street, entertained a COM
pany OF IS tri-city young people at
very charming party at Fejervary
park Friday evening in honor of
Miss Ruth Settler Of Peoria, who is
the house guest Of Miss Gladys Hos
Ter Of SIS East High street, Daven-
port. Dinner was served at 1890
an 9TH eremainder OF the evening
was devoted to dancing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Honored at Farewell Luncheon.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Carstens of
1926 Iowa street, Davenport. enter
tanned 10 friends at a charming
luncheon Saturday noon at the Day.
export Chamber Of Commerce in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Baxter,
who are leaving Sunday night for
Eldorado, Ark, where they will
make their home. Mr. and Mrs. D.
H. Sundell of Chicago were out-or-
town guests.
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Mary Kelly Chapter Meeting.

Miss Violet Layton Of 726 Thir-
teenth street was hostess to tine
Mary Kelly chapter, Westminster
guild of Central Presbyterian
church Saturday afternoon. While
Mrs. ]. T. Mordy read aloud the
girls sewed on quilt blocks and
there was an hour of sociability.
Refreshments were served at a
later hour and in two weeks the
chapter will meet with Miss Dor
othy Arnold, 1907 Seventh street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Shrine TO Have Ceremonial.

vashti Shrine, No. %, White
Shrine of Jerusalem, is making
elaborate preparations for its
spring ceremonial to be held at the
Masonic temple on Wednesday.
There will be q business session at
I o'clock followed by a reception
It $50. At Sis banquet will be
served at which the candidates
will be guests. Members bringing
II candidates are asked to see that
they are at the reception and ban
quet.
Members are asked to send in
their reservations to Miss Charlotte
Mattison at 1887 Nineteenth street.
It 10 expected that a large class
will be taken in this spring.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Charming Tea at Outing Club.

Mrs. Horace Birdsall and her
daughter, Mrs. Dick Lane, OF Day.
export entertained at a delightful
tea of Saturday at the Outing club,
their guests being Is of their tri-
city friends, who had been invited
to bring their work for the social
hours.
Tulips. calendulas and daisies
were used in the parlors and din
ing room, the serving table. from
which tea was served having bas-
ket of the brilliant orange pot mari
Colds and Shasta daisies in decora-
ton.
Mrs. Joe R. Lane, Mrs. Reed Lane,
Mrs. Cable G. Won Maur, Mrs. Anna
McClelland and Mrs. Nelson Nc
Clelland assisted the hostesses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Prints Feature Leaeue Tes,

original EthosraphS by John
Copley and Ethel Gabain attracted
the attention Of visitors to Satur-
days tea OF the Art league at the
league studios. Mrs. Frank SiIlo-
way Of Moline as hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. F. d. Wiman, Mrs.
c. P. Skinner. Miss Alice Skinner
and Mrs. W. L. Velie OF Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Household Hints

tween layers and on top. Cut in
squares and serve with rich milk
or with whipped cream. Garnish
with whole or quartered berries.
Individual shortcakes are made
by cutting rounds as for biscuits.
Greasing Potatoes.
Potatoes will bake more quick
", having better flavor and in
stead of shrinking up I'LL the skins
to the full if rubbed with drip
ping before baking.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

Margaret Becker.
A splendid attendance by par
ents and friends was had and the
little people very much enjoyed a
short talk by w. N. Stewart
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

will be by ticket which be had without charge BY
applying telephon
ignying the number tickets desire
seating capacity secured
will be Limit the distribution
music students
the various schools
opportunity to hear Mr. Gordon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Home Guards Entertained.

Miss Gladys Rite of 726 Forty
third street delightfully."- entertain
ed members of the Home Guards OF
Spencer Memorial Methodist
church Saturday afternoon. Ten
members and two visitors were
present and the meeting was
opened with devotionals lead by
Mss Lucille Slocum. Mrs. Edward
Gregg, mite box district secretary
ave a splendid talk to the girls
md said that the Home Guards
were second high in their offerings
Mrs. Eli Wilderson had charge OF
Ne study hour and read How Mr.,
friend of Man Got His Name" Fol-
lowing the lesson study, a piano
mo was given by Misses Letha
Mapleton, and Pearl and Frieda
delmer. Refreshments were served
snd on May q the guards will
meet with Miss Berdie Larson OF
elS Thirty-sixth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

81 - following program has been
'a 1870 Tor the meeting Of the
! ,ssssc department Of the Rock Is
IN voman's club tomorrow after
~ q $50 70 b. given 1t the Ma
80 temple:
xsiss ,........ Chopin-Foote
s,lsy Night" ........ Paimsfen
Miss Pearl Rose
- The Waters Of Minnetonka"
,......... Lieurance
M noy" ,........... Neidltnger
IN An April Apple Bough >. Lang
Miss Marjorie Sale
Nm Amelia Schmidt GSbble 40
companist
sat the Movies" ................
Mary Moncurs Parker
Mrs. Walter G. Murphy
srnve's Garden Of Roses" Wood
siassis OF Mine" ............Walt
Miss Jean Greer
Mn W. l. Kimmel, accompnist
lssdings .......... ..............
Mrs. Champion
.rxss April" ............. Nsvtn
Mrs. Fred Soper
Il u Bien Annie ........ Schutt
n he Rising Gun go. Thorgeson
Miss MARITIME Taylor
Hostesses for the afternoon will
~. Mesdames H. Arndt, G.. M. Bah
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
MENU HINT.
Breakfast.

Sliced Pineapple Baked Bacon
Mullins Coffee
Luncheon
Veal Timbales Green Peas
Home Made Relish
Baking Powder Biscuits
Orange Salad Tea
Dinner
Corned Beef
Boiled Potatoes
Dreamed Cabbage
Caramel Coffee Custard
Whipped Cream
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

"a y Bracket circle, ladies' OF
tomo.A. X, have an all-day sewing
pic n at Memorial hall. A pic
rbs-.A en viii be served 1t noon.
IS considerable Of work to
4. ascEomplished. SO the members
20 ~ asked to attend.
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~ rsanize New Bible Class.

arv n members of the Centen-
nn;. mstnodlst church met and or
lin. :. a Bible class Friday eve
a. the church. The class will
an own as the "Co-Workers"
m sna already has a member
u 80. Refreshments were
h,.s1 and q social time was en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Surprise House Warming.

a.. a company Of fifty friends Of Mr..
10 mrs. Harry Baker of GIG Four
s. a.1 avenue, carried out q sur
se-nousewarming on them last
S suins; The couple have Just
ss seo into their new home. The
r.. was planned by Mrs. Frank
sAns, Mrs. Louis Andich and
i. sam Weisman. There was mu-
M sna dancing and a general good
S.Ts,lo r al. Late in the evening
= a'ious refreshments were serv-
e., cello numbers were given by
s,s Scnlmmatt. Mrs. Frank Berry
Is Az Ar. and Mrs. Fischel of Los
Ms ss'es, who are motoring to New
NJ ana stopped OF to visit with
~. fischell's parents, Mr.. and
ot.o ,voldoerg, Of this city. were
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
Circle Clears $40 From Tea.

members of Jane .Delano circle
Angs Daughters, entertained at a
very pretty tea Saturday after
noon at the home of Miss Margaret
"aite at The Lindens." A sum Of
~ was cleared and will be con.
ulouted to charitable organiza-
IONS. Miss Sylvia Bennett was in
uarge OF the organdie flower booth
,ao the Misses Violet Pascoe and
.san Huntoon had charge of the
unoy booth. Those who assisted
me dining room were Misses
elsn sybrant and Anna Cleave.
sao and Mrs. c. L. Silvis and Mrs
n Iuckis poured. Spring flow.
10 were used about the roomx
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25

Pan-HeiIenic luncheon at Terrace Gar
dens. Davenport.
Tn-City Art league weekly tea at
studios.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-25
THURSDAY,

Misc Pauline Dittman gives organ re-
dsai for EtudD club At Unitarian church,
Davenport.
Opera Study club meets.
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Second Studio Recital Saturday.
Second Of a series Of studio re-
citals was held Saturday at Angus
tana college, when the following
program was given by the younger
students:
Danse Caprice ............ Greis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-16
PO0LEVILLE SOCIAL EVENTS

Pooleyille, Okla, Aug. l6.-Mrs. J..
L. Brady entertained her Sunday
School class at her country home
Wednesday night. She proved herself
a very charming hostess,
As the guests came they wer,
served with punch. which was presid'
eG over by Miss Irma Freeman.
Music was furnished by Miss Celes'
tia Caldwell, who is an accomplished
derful peces.
Miss Gladys Dennis made the for
ests ring with her sweet voice.
Miss Irma Freeman. who is a grad
uote in expression, gave some Won
derful pieces.
The class enjoyed two contests, one
in which they were asked 10 give q
verse from the Bible, the first wor
lcginning with letters OF their class
name. as "F'idelis" For God 50
loved the world that he gave Hi
only begotten son. that whosoevei
beieveth In Him should not perist
hut have eternal life" etc. Miss Cald
well being the prize winner, whicf
was hand-painted plate.
They were then served with deli
cious cake, which showed Mrs BRADY
iC be an excellent cook
All had the opportunity Of partak
ing Of products OF the country-pop
com, cantaloupes and watermelons-
iu their hearts content
Those present We're MIR. and Mrs
]. j. Eaves, parents Of Mrs. Brady
visiting guests. Mr. B. F. Cumming
,f league. Texas; Miss Cclestia Cald
well Of Ardmore. and Miss lrni
Freeman Of Durant; class member
we're Misses Ada Morgan, Alvina SUN
/ Gladys Dennis. Winnies morgan, Mabl
/ Watson, Margaret Dennis, Bun
Capps. Jessie d. Miller Beatric
Capps. Monte Burton. Mona Dicke'
son. Annie Miller: Messrs. Office shaw
/ Charley Lawson. Omer Watson, Ca
win Thompson. c. II. Harmon, Clai
once Lobenstein Charlie Reed, tx
ward Lobenstein, Harold Tompso'
Win Ingrim, John, Thompson, VIII
Williams, Harry Trors Elmer Law
renee. Jim Thompson. Lon Harrl
Fred Reed and Bob Trout.