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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-20

OF SO many HldhlH5 iS
turns for their tickets on SATURDAY
4 night the arrangement committee OF
Perth Amboy Aerie, No. 1886, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, have found
it necessary to meet again tonight.
All that me out Saturday night
could not be taken care of and they
will have to come tonight to make
final returns for the monster mas
auerade ball which is to be held to-
morrow night at the New Audito-
rum. Costumes are on exhibition
at several Smith street stores and
ran be procured at the headquar-
tiers of the Eagles for the ball.
A certificate of trade name has
been filed in the county clerks Of
flee by the Perth Amboy Tea and
Coffee Company of SIS Smith street.
this city. This business is conduct
ed by May B. Imhof.
Five new members were voted In
the Liberty Council No. IA, Sons and
Daughters OF Liberty, at their meet
ing Friday night. Initiation VIII
take place next Friday.
Algonquin Lodge No. A, Knights
OF Pythias, at its meeting tonight
will confer the rank of page on a
candidate.
Past Chief Rangers from the va
rious courts throughout the county
were at the monthly meeting OF tiie
Past Chief Rangers Association OF
the Foresters of America held yes
51erday afternoon with Court Carte
ret at Carteret. President Edward G.
Smith was in the chair and several
matters of Importance to the mem
ters were discussed.
Under a new ruling made by Re-
corder Harold E. Pickersgill at the
session of the police court this
morning, all defendants who are
not in court when their cases are
called will be sent for and brought
down in the patrol wagon. The
Judge said he was tired of waiting
for men who had been served with
warrants and failed to come In on
time and that hereafter the wagon"
would be sent after the tardy Of
tenders. In case of illness, the court
added, q doctors certificate must be
presented.
One of the biggest dance affairs
ever held in Sayreville is scheduled
for wednesday, Washington's birth
day. This event. a barn dance, is
being staged in Victorian hall under
the auspices of Victorian Troop. b.
S. Of A. Music will be furnished by
the Victorian orchestra.
A new fire box, No. IS, stationed
at the corner of William and Divi-
sion streets, was tested by Fire Chief
Harry Tooker at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
A meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.
membership committee will be held
at S o'clock tomorrow night. The
physical committee will get together
at 1880 o'clock tomorrow night to
commence plans for the annual cir
Gus.
An illustrated lecture on George
Washington" will be the attraction
furnished by Industrial Secretary
Larcombe at the Y. M. c. A. at 1880
o'clock tonight.
Regular classes will be held in
the X. M. C. A. on Woman's Day,
Wednesday. There will be no volley
sn csffes this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-20

this city, was set up for the re-
/ hearsal yesterday afternoon. Peter
O'TGoIe. assisted by Katherine
O'Too,e, Anna DOYLE and a number
Of employees of local theatres, pre-.
pared thu scenery Tor the rehearsal
yesterday.
The frs. half of this show is the
| minstrel. and John w. Kelly, is In
t%erloeutcr. The second half is a
sketch representing a tea room In
Greenwich Village.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-20
THEATRES
Big Show at Crescent

Big SNOW At CfcSCcHt
Edith Roberts is making the hit
Of her career in Thunder Island
her jlatest@Universal photodrama, at
the Crescent theatre today. In this
picture she plays an exotic role in
Spanish characterization. Appearing
as a Mexican girl in Lower Califor-
mia she is said to put into the role
all of the fire and romance which
endeared her to play-goers who saw
'Lasca,'' 1.-THE Adorable Savage" and
more recently "The Fire Cat"
Although originally from New
| York, Miss Roberts has specialized
on Spanish roles and interpreted
them with dramatic fervor which is
their heritage, in her recent Univer.
sal photodrama.
In "Lasca" she played the name
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-20
Honor Mrs. Henry b. Cooke

Mrs. Henry B. Cooke. formerly
Miss Carolyn Robins and a former
teacher of School No. 6 in this city,
entertained at a reunion luncheon
with bridge following at her home
Saturday.
The guests included: Mrs, Maxfeld
Keck, of New York; Miss Elizabeth
Tansey, of Matawan; Miss Ellen
| Hansen, Of Sewaren, Mrs. John OIL
sen, Mrs. Francis Seaman, Misses
Leisa Henry, Sue FRANKIE, Agnes
Hardiman, and Harriet Meade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-20
IN AND o THE CITY

! A business session of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Junior Club will be
held tonight at Junior Hall. There
will be no social session and no re-
freshments served.
Mrs. Anna Morrison, fifty years
old of 80 Commerce street, slipped
on the ice while on her way to do
some shopping Saturday morning
and fractured her left leg. Mrs.
Morrison vas attended by DIR. George
w. Fithian, of High street, and re-
moved to the Perth Amboy City
Hospital where it is was said this
morning she was resting comfort
ably.
The will of Clarence McMurtree,
who died here two weeks age, was
probated this morning by the surro-
gate. The entire estate is left to
the widow during her life time and
at her death is to be divided among
three surviving children. The doc
ument was drawn on December IS,
1919, and witnessed by John N.
Wester and Matilda Wester.
+ Hugh c. Reilly, who has been con-
nned 10 hlS nome IN commerce
street since February 4. as a result
of falling from a ladder, is able to
be about again as usual.
Several ears will leave the Y. NJ.
C. A. at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
morning with volley ball players
and rooters for Railway, where the
local team will compete in the state
round-robin meet. Robert Chick"
Warter. who officiated capably in the
capacity of referee for all of the
big games played by Amboy this
year. will SO with the team. He
possibly will be called upon to act
in a similar capacity at Railway.
Two SIS penalties were imposed
by Recorder Harold T.. Pickersgill
upon coal ~stealers brought before
him by Officer William Cooper, of
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany. The defendants were Mike
PoIisek, forty-four, of ASS Convery
place, and John Moratto, forty, of
500 Harrington street. They paid
their fines and were released.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-20

Alter several weeks of rehearsing
the participants in the third annual
minstrel show of San Salvador Coun-
ell, $50 Knights of Columbus. real
ize that in the arrival of this day
their day Q: importance as members
of tho cast for this show, has arriv-
ed. The show will tie staged in the
Majestic theatre this afternoon and
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-20

There arc still a great many tic
kets for the evening performance
and tho matinee tickets will be plxc-
ed on sale this afternoon.
Director John Bird, who deserves
unlimited credit for his work in pre-
pairing the cast for the annual per-
formances, put the entire cast
through q. final rehearsal yesterday.
All the new scenery for this show
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-20
Legion Auxiliary to Meet

The American Legion AuXiIiary
will meet in the auditorium of the
public library tomorrow night at
7:45 o'clock. Mrs. r. j. Ryan. pres
ident OF tho auxiliary urseF that all
members be present.
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Darlington News

Darlington, Feb. l5-Mr. David Il.
Ellicctt o. the j. II. L. spent a few
days recently with his brother, Nh
CharIcs Lewis ElIicott, of "Rockland."
M and Mr.. Allen Hayes. Of FL
kins, ". Va, were visitors last week
of Nj. and Mrs. f.. S. WOrthingtOn and
Nj. and Mrs. f.. VI. Allen.
The river road to Shurcs Landing
j. .till blocked with snow necessitating
the use OF MIR. Albert S. Holloway's
field to which he has kindly given his
consent.
Miss Alsop, of Richmond, Va, is the
guest Of Miss Virginia Allen, Of "kcl-
vim Grove.
Mr.. Charles Beard and daughter
Bertha of Westminster, were week end
guests of Nj. and Mrs. 0. W. Love.
Mr. David T.. Price is making d ten
day visit to his sons, Harry i. Of
Annapolis and DR.. Malcolm Price, Of
Washington, ID. c.
Mis-. Charles Dallam, of Clelmont
Mills, i, visiting her sister, Mrs. ID.
GlDin Wilson.
Several members Of Mr.. james r.
Jones family have been quite sick With
colds but are on the mend now.
Mr.. j. A. G. Allen Of Winter Haven,
Florida spent the week end with his
brother and sistcr-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. VI. Allen.
Mrs. John Kirk has returned from an
extended visit to Baltimore.
At the Moving Picture entertain
mcnt at Darlington, Saturday evening.
'eature presented was "Miss Mary
land, which was put upon the film for
the benefit Of the State Normal School
Of Towson and also for the general
! educational system Of the public
schools Of the State. A signal honor Of
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FallstOn News

Fallston, Fcbruaryl5-Npt the blue
bi. DIS are not singing. Neither Is the
snow all gone even if we did have n
Thunder storm Sunday even ~ but W.
ore very glad to be ;,jle % e. ah"1'
again though in lots O. places there Is
ltill a single track OF the roadi.
Miss Elizabeth Met oma, has bee I
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Amanda Scarf.
Mis-. Annie Anderson has been spend
ing the winter in Philadelphia. Ms.
Susie Kirk is also visiting in Phlladel.
phia.
Mrs. John Marsh has been sick but is
better.
Mr. Bud Walker and family were
the Sunday guests Of Mr. ard Mis-.
VIM. K. Standiford.
Mrs. Sutcr is much improved and
has planned to return home.
Those who attended Pomona Grange
at Highland Saturday from Hartford
Grange were Mrs. VIM. 4. Stdrdliurd,
Mrs. James Parker, Mrs. Archer Amos,
the Misses Hazel and lren" Amos and
Mr.. Ross Scarf.
Nj. VIM. A. Harlan very pleasantly
entertained the Farmers Club at his
home on Saturday. Mr.. AID MIs. ST.
Clair Ashton entertained tn" pr"r
, Gross Roads Club at heir honn sat
/ urday morning.
( Mr.. Eugene Seagle has move INTO
Mr.. Carvillc r.. Amos. tenant house
and will take charge pf the fam.
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POMONA GRANGE MEETS N
HIGHLAND


po,,or, G,nnvc met in Highland
Han an saturday with some 300 per
sons pre,ent. These representatives eX-
nrnssed the wishes of eight subordinate
oranges who have "A membership of
oyer 1000. A fine dinner was served
Il, uiyhland Grange and the visitors
sSow.i i'm, while they are in the front
ranks nf nroducers they are no slack
a'.'',hnn !, cnmrs Ia consuming also,
r%a l;y.liast fcatneg of the day de.
,oInn.d when tho pomona Changes
,,a,,J ~, Ia,,; sIaiiv. matters r,,mc up
g.. Ji.cm..inn |, soon developed that
H. soa, ~" b,yhs,. taxotion predomi-
,,,,oI ali a,bn,. f,aIinvs Resolutions
may NAY" ,no %| Nv, ,.ere nassrd os Collow.;
0nnnsing a snldi.rs' bonus both
u,, ,'I LoJ.,,I har.use of ,h.. f.
,'a"" a." nanditinn of the coun,rv,
'",' -" on,ns;na IVA .chooI hond issue
Co.. ,h. cn,,rtv AT his time because of
.oi W., an11d;,;on' although the
''''i'', '"' .,,,''',,,J -. ,,,r,,,,J If biob
x, III" ,i"oa, ip 80
onno"irg ,h. nresent racing bill
,.hioh nrpyidos TO-. -. ,IODlD a d,v tax
m',i'n Zoo n00 Co., ~ cnnntv foir. The
I,,,,,,'. ,,I.,,so 500. I...m.,L nm ..t,,,pt
'a'u H." na,, 81 ,aco ,,,cr fnr.e. Ia
up"'' am p" ,,,,o 100, cnnrt,. ,q,,
s't ~ "p nj, T,ce Tr9 b Gn,,h.
~. 'pi c, J,,,,,,cn, :,
,,ns Il" ' u'.I ',,,,,.. ~ ,n.
, I,,a,'''"' "''' Wv -
"'a''' o,,o.,,o oro,..,. ,o,r,.ou.,,ior
c,' u ,Iiipn,n a.. -
w., r,,... CO..,
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Forest Hill Dots

Forest Hill, Feb. l5-Mr. and Mrs
Malcolm Walker spent last week with
relatives in Philadelphia.
Grange will meet this Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Charles II. Wilson, who has beer
on the sick list is well again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson wer,
Monday guests of MIR. and Mrs. HeiSSt
Johnson Of GovanS.
st. lgnatiuS Church will be the scene
of pretty wedding tomorrow, Satur>
day morning at nine thirty when Miss
Rose Wheeler, organist of the Church
and JoSias Wilson will be married with
Nuptial Mass. Our fluctuations arr
extended to the contracting parties.
Mr.. Walter Gross who was operated
upon at Maryland General Hospital
last Tuesday is doing finely and ex,
poets to be home next week His lit.
tie sister Margaret is quite i'll at tn,
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Gross.
Miss Elizabeth Webster of Pylpsvillt
was the week end guest Of her sister
Mrs. Charles Poole.
The young folks of the village CAV,
Messrs. Edward Moliarity and Edwa,t
Mitchell u surprise party last Friday
evening. About fifty-fve of the young.
er set Of this and adjoining neighhol,
hoods were present and most enjoy
able evening was spent. McSsrS. Nor
iality and Mitchell will soon move Will
their parents to their new home il
Baltimore.
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FEBRUARY COURT CONvENES

The February terms OF court con
vcned Monday with Judge Harlan on
the bench and the usual court officers
in attendance. Mr.. J. Woodley Rich
ardson was selected foreman OF the
grand jury and the following wcr"
drawn to serve with him: W. Arthur
"Trago, James VI. Kelly, John +. Pierce
II. Clinton Scarborough, Vim. l.. Cos
weller, VIM. l.. Grant, VIM. VI. White
ford, Charles II. Beatty, James W. Pc.
terson. John II. Stoke, Columbus i.
McCmng, r. o. Mitchell, Jr., Geofg"
W. Orr. Frank A. Lee, Harry +. Aar-
onson. G. Orvilc Pyle. Winfield Cam,
George A. Knight, Hugh b. Bailey,
John IL. Deyer, Shirley 4. Mitchell and
Barnett II. Black.
In his address to the jury the Count
said few matters o. serious natul"
were to be- brought before them 50 fal
a he knew.
Upon the call Of the docket large
number of cases were set for trial.
On Wednesday in the case Of Una
dillo Silo Co. against Winfield b. Har,
ward judgment was confessed foI
SiI62g and costs.
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Personal MENTION

Miss Virginia Spencer spent the
week end with Miss Lucil" Taylor, Of
Jarrettsville.
Mrs. Charles Walker who was OPP
Grated on at st. Joscph's Hospital la Il
Friday 4. doing nicely at this time.
MI. 4. Leroy Denbow and daugh-
ter Martha, Of Somerfeld, Pa, have re-
turned home from two weeks trip
to Mrs. Martha DenbOw, of Benson.
Mr.. Carville Trago, o: Churchvllle,
.pen, the week end with relatives and
friends in York. Pa.
Mrs. l.. Mae Nagle who has been Wis
ting relatives and friends in Baltl-
more and vicinity for several weeks Is
at Peruvian at the home Of her broth
err. W. F. Trago. ,
Misses Nellie Scarborough and Ethel
McNutt entertained 4 number of young
people on Tuesday night.
Mrs. f. V. Mahoney, Of near Bel Air,
has Just returned from four month";
stay in California, thoroughly impress
ed with the wonders of the land OF
fruit and sunshine.
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HOW TO WIN

Keep your eyes open and youl
mouth shut 49,
Your fist doubled and your pow
der dry,
Have faith in God and yourself
and you will win.
How to he what they call A sue
CESSFUL BUSINESS MAN!
Don't overtrade your capital. Keep
good substantial bank account. New
er overdraw it. Never ask bank TO
hold your note overdue. Banks do this
generally as "a matter of courtesy but
you are the sufferer. Your credit is
gong down every minute your note is
lying overdue in bank. Don't wait UNI
til you want to use money to borrow
it. Before applying to bank for q
loan, build up u big bank balance
Don't ask bank to renew your note.
Pay it. You can come back the next
day and borrow twice as much.
Discriminate between investing mon
ey in your business and spending il for
something you can do without. Deal
sparlngly in luXuries while the mort
gage is unpaid.
Don't carry much money around in
your pocket. 1t lacks staying quail
ties. Keep it in your bank.
Pay your bills with checks. Your
creditor would rather open letter
with big check in it than see you.
Hew to the line! Don't try to fool
somebody-you are fooling yourself.
be scrupulously honest in all your
business transactions. Keep evrrast
ingly nj il and Won should hp a ,..t,-
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GRAND JURY REPORT

The grand jury filed its report on
Wednesday after having been in Scs-
sion three days. Thirteen present
ments We're found and favorable COM
mcnt made on conditions at the jgil.
The report goes on to say:
while We could get no direct evil
dcnce in the matter. we feel that there
has been, and is now. considerable
gambling going on within the town of
Bel All. From the information we
could gather. 1t seems to take place
at the Armory. and in the hotels of
town, We would recommend that the
States Attorney and the Sheriff make
an effort to secure the necessary evi-
dencr III the matter we feel that there
Grand Jury.
Our Investigation shows that there
are 10 telephones in the different off
ccs in the Court House, and no effort
seems to be- made To cultai their pro
miscuous use by anybody anywhere.
We feel that the County Commissions
erS should see that these telephones
alr used only FOR the county'S cuisines s.,
and al . if some of them could not
be disl nscd with.
An animation of the charges to
the COZ ~ for electric lights and water
seems ID indicate that there doubtless
il II w"stefulness in the use of these
and tn the present heavy bills could
be sor what reduced with the use of
ordinary care. An effort should he
made to see that spigots and toilets do
not continuously run water--thus Gre
ating great waste and expense to the
taxpayers.
In the charges for electric lights We
find there is an item Of S277.92 for
lights to light several roads leading
from Bel Ain out into the county. We
do not feel that the taxpayers should
be called upon to stand the expense OF
these lights.
We also find that the expenses OF
some Of the offices recently created
such "A Assessor, county agent, Juvc'
nile Court, etc, are increasing AT =
very rapid rate. We feel that these
expenses should be investigated with
a view of decreasing them; and If this
cannot be done, then some of them
should be discontinued.
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this adaptation was the selection OF
a Hartford girl, Miss Mary Webb Lee,
the accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Lee and now member of
the Faculty of Darlington School for
the Title Roll, and was especially pleas
ing TO this section it being the home
precinct of Miss Lee. The Title Roll
was presented in u manner which show
ed historic talent and ability, with no
suggestion of the amateur. His ex-
cellency Gov. Richie was shown pre-
scnting the Normal School Diploma of
graduation to Miss Lee, and also in Il
speech, in which he advocated more
pay "or public school teachers, and less
expense in acquiring an education for
their vocation
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Aberdeen Feb. l5-Mrs. Blanch Il.
CIotworthy entertained nj dinner nj
her home near Peruvian on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. r. o. Mitchell is spending the
week in Baltimore incident TO the i'll
ness Of her sister, Mrs. William Me
laughlm.
Dr. r. l.. Perrin, Of BROOKLYN. y. Y.
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Slice.
An entertainment will he given hy
the Christian Endcavor Society Of
Grove Church ON Friday evening, Fob
ruary 18th.
Miss l.avinia Engle, State Manager
of the League of Women Voters will
be at the home of Mrs. William Silver
ON Thursday, Feb. 22nd at $50 L. NJ.
to address the Aberdeen branch of this
organization on bills in our legislature
and many questions pertaining to suf-
frage. The unfavorable weather pre-
vented this meeting from takinp place
on the 18th inst. ms previously stated
Mr.. j. Smith Michael entertained n
few OF his friends at dinner on Monday
Mr.. Joel Il. Pusey gave a dinner ON
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SOME COW

Several years ago Mr.. II. Wilson
Wheeler, of Highland purchased reg
istered Guernsey heifer which had the
marks of good one, although she had
suffered from abuse. BY unceasing
care she has been developed into one
of the finest Guemseys in Maryland
and her recent records will bring her
into the limclight still more.
Here is what little Diano of The Ma
pies did during January:
1926 pounds of milk; ~ pounds of
butterfat.
pounds of butter and over POI gallons
of milk or an average of 81 gallons
daily. Her highest output was over
I gallons in "A day.
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CITY STREETS TO BE- wIDENED

Hartford citizens who motor to Bal
timorc frequently will be delighted to
Learn that the City Council has voted
to widen the Hartford, Bel Air and
York roads to the new city line. These
sections of road are very thckly popu-
lated and the traffic is tremendous so
that the present move to relieve con
gcstion by widening out to 80 feet will
be Il great help.
The carc-fIee manner of pedestrians
along the road from Ovcrlca in, has
given more than one local driver heart
failure.
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VI AGNESS-MITCHELL

"'ss Lillian Mitchell, Of near Church
ann Mr. James Magness surpris-
D. men many friends by motoring to
r-.''iloVe where they were married by
u. 5. Barnes, pastor of Mt. Yer
3D.. u f.. Church. After the cere-
feccption was held at the home
NJ groom's brother, Mr. Walter
"aKness, S4l 3Ith St.
~ "' bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
George ". Mitchell and tn,
''N Is the son of the late Mr. anC
rs5a lharles H. Magness. After 8
."'hg trip they will reside at tn,
WIN" s Of the groom which was former
's, Mt nome OF the brides great grand
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AN UPHILL. JOB TO SHOW GEN.
RECkOKn As HARSH

To Us who know our mild-mannrred
Cen Rrckord 50 well the efforts Of
Bal more dailcs To picture him rs a
Kaiser are rather ludicrous. The sit
uation is doubly amusing when il
comes to light that the provisions in
the Militia Bill to which they object
We're not originated by him but are
merely copied word for word from the
existing law. New features embodied
By the General have not called forth
single objection. The disagrccablc
phase is that such unfair attacks put
one in false light with those who do
not personally know him.
In view of the fact that the objec-
ticuablc clauses have been imperative
eycn during the war, we believe the
shrewd move would be- to eliminate
them.
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KILLED BY LIVE WIRE

Mr.. W. Edgar Neeper, formerly o.
near Rocks, was suddenly killed in Bal
timore on Sunday by coming in contact
with live wire. Mr.. Neeper was EN-.
ployed by the Gas & Electric Company
and while working on trouble call
was thrown against a live wire and
electrocuted. He was son of Mr.. and
Mis-. William NJ. Keeper of Rocks.
The remains We're brought to Har-
ford and funeral services held at North
Bend Church on Thursday morning.
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ID. 4. X. ELECT DELEGATES

Governor VIM. paca Chapter d, A.
r. met at the home of Mrs. Woodey
Richardson ON Thursday, February 9th.
The following delegates will attend
the State Conference to be held in
Baltimore March 10 and Ii: Mrs. 4.
NJ. Fuford, Mrs. John Bradshaw, Mrs.
{. c. Rouse and Mrs. Michael f.. Pue.
The Alternates are Mis-. W. w. Pres
ton, Miss Matilda Price, Mrs. Henry
StraShaugh and Mis-. John S. Young.