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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Russia Has the Whip Hand

THE muddle into which the rcnascencc of
1 Turkish power plunged Near East at-
fairs IS giving the allied powers increasing
concern because OF Soviet Russia insist cnt
demand for admission 10 the coming peace
conference on terms OF complete equality.
Both France aud Great Britain so far have
ignored this demand, because it would i'm
ply at least de faCto recognition OF the
Soviet government. which neither country
is "" willing 60 grant but with all
their diplomatic ingenuity, they are unable
tc rcnHon away the business of Russias
claim OF a right TO participate in the sct-
remcni sought TO be accomplished Rus
STA and the republics affiliated with it are
aS deeply concerned in any arrangements
having la do with questions affecting the
Balkans and the whole Near East as any of
the Western NATIONS. Their whole future
Is bound IN in settlement that does not
arb!tariy deprive them OF righ,n free
domiri action where their interests we're
unchallencod under the old order recognize
ing legitimate spheres of national innu-
ence, with corresponding responsibilities.
l,ila, Russia is in deadly earnest about
the matter and Will notuake no for an an
swer without precipitating a disturbance
that might defeat the whole purpose of
the conference is giving both the French
and British Foreign Offices the gravest con
Germ a 20 how TO go about reconsidering
their refusal without involving a complete
surrender 10 all OF Russias demands. The
latest Russian note is said 10 mako IL clear
that Russia is determined TO challenge an
decisions hat may be- reached wi hout its
participation In view of its influence with
Turkey and Bulgaria. il is readily fore
seen that such challenge would render
tho whole work OF the conference abortiv".
Moreover the allied p,rwrrs do not lose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Plainly Political

THE designation OF Joseph w. Stewart as
acting postmaster at Richmond fore
shadows. nj course, his formal appointment
10 the position on the rcCOnvening OF Con
grcss. This development has been accepted
rather generally as forcgone conclusion
since Representative Slemp's announcement
that Mr.. Stewart was his choice for the
place. Preceding the submission Of list
of cligibles by the Civil Service Commission
the Slcmp statement naturally was taken
TO mean that the competitive examination
and such trivialitics as postal service OK
perience would be ignored wherever they
might come into conflict with the program.
With Mr.. Slemp. of course. stood other lead
ing Republicans and there has been no APP
parent reason 10 doubt that the civil serv-
ice would again be set aside in favor of
party government"
II is no derOgation OF the appoint ees
business ability or personal Graces TO say
that special fitness for postma stership
might more fairly he claimed by At least
two Of the gentlemen who applied for the
Office basis of training and extended
loyal service, but without substantial politi-
cal backing. Postmastorships, under the
Harding and Work regime. are plums; and
plums are for he faithful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

tasue from the same platform. Every men
ton OF the name of Wilson. it Is said pro-
duced thnnders OF applause; indeed. tho
appreciation often preceded actual pronun-
cation of the name OF the former President.
For forty years. Mr.. Peery charged the
Republican party promised reforms looking
TO greater elasticity in banking money with
which to finance the farmer. more equal
distribution of the burdens of taxation and
the establishment of scientific tariff fran
ing 1t was all promise; there was no ac-
compiishment. The Democratic party.
while in power created the Federal reserve
system. Federal farm loans. the Depart
meht OF Labor, workmcn's compensation.
tho Trade and Tariff Commissions and
taxed incomes. Governor Montague joined
him in the challenge. asking the voters 10
decide upon the respective records OF
achievement and to remember who il is
that benefits from the Fordney- McCumbcr
tariff law.
No wonder the Republican speakers are
discussing schoolbooks and threatening
contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
News Of Fifty Years Ago

CFrom tho Richmond DISPATCH oct IS. iS7o)
y meeting Of th"s" who propose to become
members Of tho rythian uniform Association
will be held AT rythian Han library tonight.
for the election Of officers and other business
The stock company, having returned To the
city. will appear at tn" Th"a,cr tonight in
ours and "Pocahontas" The public will
Welcome the return Of the favoritcs.
The heavy rains OF last week have had tho
effect ~ swelling the waters If the James 1" a
considerable extent. The river is higher ny
tw" feet or NOR" than usual. although no
damage has so far been reported.
\ balloon haif-n!lcd with gas Broke from
its moorings at Aurora, H.. yesterday. and
the tackle caught man who was standing
by the leg and dragged him upwards. lie
managed To climb up into the basket hut when
tho balloon had reached an attitude Of 400
feet he jumped out and Immediately
killed
been allowed to register. and Will vote for
the presidential electors.
This is the first day OF the Fair Week our
merchants anG the people generally should
he III readiness to receive the crowds which
will commence coming in today and continue
with us until Saturday.
Thomas II. Taliaferro and Mary NJ. Massey
were married the 2ith instant. by rev.
! G. Granhcry. and Henry NJ. Walden and Elm
Jane Lyon married on October ~ by
Rev. ". y Campbell. Charlcs +. Stokes and
Mary ) Gwathmcy we're married on the 2ith
by Kcv. Dr. William Norwood. and John A..
Ferry and Emma s. Read married by
Ecv. Charles II. Read. on the ed
Rrhccca Chandler and Jennie Edwards were
before Acting Police Justice Crew on Satur-
day. to answer the charge OF picking tho
pocket Of Mary Glenn. a fellow prisoner IN
the city Jail. They were sent to tho grand
jury.
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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

WINCHESTER. VA. oct, 27.-Er-
nest ;. Ely. g.. II prominent retail
druggist. died suddenly "t hear, di-
seas" at MS nom" In Barnesvillc.
'hi"' wednesday evening. according
I" word received by relatives here.
~" ~ survived by widow. formerly
MISS i.""retia Wood. daughter Of tho
tate Daniel r. wood. TINS county.
ana two daughters. Mrs. Gibson Brnd
n"'d ana MISS NirKiuin ELY, all Of
hhrn"sEill"' "" was br",her-ln-Iav
~ Mrs. Walter Il. Talbot and Misses
Noble and Clara Wood. this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
OF Interest to Women

The annual meeting OF the Rich
m"nd Conv"catiou OF WOmem's Aunt
,a"i"S Will take plac" Tuesday from
!" To- = o'clock in tn" parish house
81 the Church of tn" Holy Comfort
or communion viii h" at 10 O'Clock
News Of III" general convention viii
10" gwen. At o'clock bishop Me
limos ANGLICAN bishop Of J.rusa-
lem. will speak. The public Is iu-
vi'ed
There will Il. called meeting Of
ia" committee" from the Federation
II Mothers clubs In charge Of IN"
preparations for Apple pav this af-
teruoon At 3 o'clock in Seventh
street Christian Church All inter
estcd are invited The members of
the federation arc pleased with III"
cooperation given them ny tn" mcr-
chants ,,nd public in their plans for
hppl" Day.
Til" Every Monday club vii mAc,
Tuesday afternoon ~ $50 o'clock At
tho homo of Mrs ~ J. Dauch;rov.
goo Rnrtnn Avenue. 81, Patrick and
tho Golden AC" Of ireland" will 10
presented hy Mrs a. r. Scovillo.
with ~ reading of Father o'Flyun."
y, '''S" 81 "" tex " :
'N "'''' Nv '''' '''''''S VIII
"'H'"HN 'N'"'S'
,,,
Rart"n Heights W"mnn's club will
meet Monday 81, 2:3n T. " in the
HON" Of Mrs. Il {. Eayliss. II West
ovcrhrook Road Chairmcn should
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

Broad Street His wife died in Anr,,
OF this year. aged 50. six children
survive him Mrs. w. J. Ebcl, Mrs l.,
broom. Henry Wer |. Jr. Fred ".
Wcnzel. all OF Ri,1-!ond: Mrs. r. \.
Johns and Mrs Charles voltz. both
Of Chicago. and several grandchil-
drcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Mr.. Emnn ncn,icy Alien.

FKEn@KlokSRr VA. oct. 81.
Mrs. Emma B"azley Allen. 81,
widow OF Ia" lat" Silas Waller Al
len. died at hcr home. near Golans-
WIG. Caroline County. on october 30.
Although nearly ccntenarian. Mrs.
Allen led an active lIfe up to few
years aSo. one sister survives, Mrs.
N'Tsr Seas.sy. o. Tsso euG6urg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

Funeral services for william ia
cob Harding. -. who died at hIs
LONE. 9ll North Twenty Fourth
street. Thursday afternoon Al, 4
o'clock. VIII be conducted In Billups'
funeral parlors. Twenty-ffth and
Marshaii Streets. this morning at Ii
o'clock. Burial will he in lakewood
Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral Of II. r. vcn,e,,

Funeral services for Henry f.
W"nzei So. retired merchant living
AT 200 Floyd Avenue. who died yes-
i'rdaN morning at his home. will he
cnd"cicd Monday morning AT II
O'Clock from the residence. Burial
viii he In hollywood.
Mr.. Wcnzel. who had been a resi-
dent OF Richmond for forty-nine
years, formerly conducted a store on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
The Weather
Furnished by U. (, Weather Bureau
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: Virginia -
Fnir to-day and tomur-
row: slightly warmer
in south portion today.
North Cnrolinn-fnir
today AMI tomorrow /;
slight. warmer to-day;
moderate, hitting
winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

more conference in December, referred TO
by Mr. Essary. may be expected 10 place
the situation clearly before Congress and
the country. 1t may even be found posi-
bic TO convince those members who would
apply the pruning hook in the wrong place
the appropriations for tho National
Guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Up With the Times
o., 10. q. IL.

America Is expected TO he. represented at
tn" Scar Eastern conference hy an observer
Uncle Sam may he known in time the
worlds most prominent hystandcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Charcoal Euh.> nn,i, Thought.

when man ain got n"thiu' = do hu. KICK
~ how things is coin'." said charcoal Eph.
ruminativoly. "hc done got qualities - do
r,ewl. anyhow. 'cep,in' h" cyarn't move he
ears. Eat rruuc. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
S C)CII', r =

The lower floor Of the ho,u. of
Judge and Mrs. Edmund Waddill. Jr..
-" Park Avenue. WAS prcttilv deco
rated in white and yellow for the
informal dance given last evening
from 1" IL o'clock in honor OF their
sr"h"""ueht'r. MISS Nina cannon.
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WIN u" Tier" fur Week.
Mrs William Il Porter. ~ Roanoke,
is tho guest Of Mrs william Rurin
Cox. ST.. was among IN. out-of-
town guests for Ia. Thomas Valeu-
tin" Wedding Mrs. Porter WAS for
merry OF Richmond She will return
to her nom. after u weeks stay
Sb,,,,r 10, Wis. .r,,,.r
~ - 'n rum
~ .'..H ~, ''"Sn az "'' nom ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

Neither Democrats nor Republicans, it APP
pears. hay" the money with which to make
this years campaign. Both perfectly
willing /" take tn" lid OFF. but there is moth
ing in tho pot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

Mr.. Harding feels thai the army is as small
as AT, ri - II get In fact. he
doubts il IL could stand even the loss ~
Itrigahicr- Gcncrnl SnwNcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

president Wilson charged that the French
government was impcrlalistIc The charge
evoked strons protests ia this country. and in
Franc" Mr. Wilson lost about all Of the won
d"rfui popularity witch he possessed when
America was helping France stop the German
rush on Iaris. But France must do
explaining regarding her demand for a power
ful navy Sh" docs not need navy to keep
Germany hlWned.-re,crsburg Progress and
Index Appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

i.ot the Democratic donkey alone lie is
an right I."sN" US the good hum"r al our
politics that makes him possible, for II Is
typical of tn" feeling that permits p"iltica!
foes IN this country TO lie personal friends.
= HorlsmONth star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

\ Berlin observer solemnly informs the
world that LudeudorN will not Nc GnrmanN's
leader II "a Of revenge should lie under
taken. In such "a war on Cicrmany's part. 1.udy
might we'll H." tn" chief target.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

The public Nigh, view the Hall-Mlis case
with little NOR" patience and tolerance II
the suspects would only share some OF their
alihis with the INVESTIGATORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Spirit of Virginia Press

oar idea ~ brave man is who isn't
afraid to drive nlvver in tn" same street
with "A mail truck Norfolk Ledger Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

The chances are Bonar Law would trade
the whole OF his manifesto for something
like per cent, OF Lloyd Georges gus,o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

. h'"" lIhhi
Sum 81" ~. ,,.' ..sii M !,s".ns .I.l.
T. cof"r, Mrs r naurhtory. Mrs
J Il r"arn,us Miss 81" - morr,,,
Mrs Hugh Ems, OF Ashland ana
others
IN" Gint"r rarh womans cub
vii meet W"lu"sday afternoon at
: go :" clock ia th- Lewis Giutcr
Communiry House. Mr.. Thoma.
white, IS rh' chairman for the al
'"rn""n Tn" program Tor ,his
meeting Is c"nc",t, and the ar
fists for tn" afternoon are, Mrs
Frank his inter-. Mrs. channinv
Ward and Mrs Doris Baker p.p.r.
kirk Matthews viii 10" At Tho piano
The hostcsScs Tor The informal re.
cortiou which viii follow the rrp.
gram ar" Mrs T.. T.. Schmidt and
Mrs Dave Sattcrflcld This 81. tn,
frSt program to Il. given In tn.
ncw club rooms ia tn. community
building. Tn. presidents or slnIl,-
organizations VIII be invited 10 thl.
meeting.
Their" viii he meeting " the
Ladies hollywood Memorial tsso.
c'h7ion on Wednesday, a. II A. NJ III
second baptist church
Tn" regular meeting " tn. Cntho.
lie W"man's club viii b" hrld Wed
n"Sday AT $50 J.. NJ. in tho CLUB
rooms An intcr"s,ir@ pr"Eram ha.
been arranG"d' The priucirnI sp.,k
90 OF the evening viii b. Miss u,r,c
"hh"y. ""!l-kn"wn in the woman's
world as fluent speaker ON. polI.
tics and other subjects Her address
for that evening will be on social
hygiene Miss Mary CAvanauph
Will furnish tn" music.
Miss May F"lthaus wili he the
soloist Hostcsscs for tina, evening
are: Miss Kate Hughes Baker. Miss
Lena caravati Mrs. John Kc.g.n
and Mrs. John n!ilcy.
The annua! election of officers Of
The barton Heights Wonan's club
VIII b" hcid ut tn" meeting OF tho
club on Wednesday, afternoon al
-" CLOCK in III" assembly hall ot
INC ola Barton Heights school. The
program VIII include talk by Miss
Ruby Sage. on Perennial Flowers
lhcir Planning and Care" and piano
seIections by Miss Mary Thrcd!eck
for tho social hour the hostess VIII
he Mrs G. r Archer, who viii he
assisted by Mrs +. :. Mitchell. Mrs
Joseph Strauss. Mrs. c. @. Holyhcld
and MISS Virginia Murray.
The Iris Circle. Of Kings Daugh.
t"rS. will meet Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. With Miss Emma
Garrin. 2GlS East Iroad street. Ec
ports from the recent convention
Will be made.
Th" board OF managers Of IN.
baptist Home for Aged Women vii
hold its regular monthly m.c,ip.
Wednesday, morning a, 1880 o'clock
at tho home.
Thursday Will be Donation nav
for the Sheltcring Arms irnsri,ai
y committee will he AT the b,sni,,,
all day I" receive donations and aIl
WI" care To do so are asked TO CON
tribute.
The general board Of the Shelter
Ing Arms Hospital will meet 2, IN.
hosniia! Thursday morning at ii
o'clock
Th" Richmond League OF womc,
Voters viii meet Friday at O'Clock
~ room $50. the Jefferson Hotel.
mere VIII he reports from the
various committee chairmcn. Miss
May J. Moore Will make an address,
Aer subject being Women in Bra.
III. Plans viii be submitted for
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Local T<mpcrn,urc yr.,.rd, +,


Rain'ali l. hours ending y. NJ. Son.
R"inf"i! y hou's ending T.. NJ. Som"
ENr's~ -iur" March ..............lU 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
shower for Miss Tanner.

Mrs. w Z. shepherd ls cntortnin-
!nE this afternoon ~ her h"u. in
H"llevu" Court. She !s giving "a mis-
c"liau""uS shower In honor uf Miss
Mary lie" Tanner. Mss Tanner <
marriag" {" William G. Mint"r VIII
l,n Il.tan SMnrilA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Thcater Calendar

ACADEMY-'M Mutt and jeff"
matinee and night.
LfRlC--E eth vaudeville.
BIJOC-"Where is My Wander
Ing Boy Tonight"
Blu EBIRD--"Wc.t OF Chicago"
Rit' NbN AY-"Slim Shoulders"
c'l!p.>iAl.-"ln the Name OF
,ie Law
SiS-'Crimson Clues"
"Nanook ofthe North"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
VIII Re Here fur n week.

Mrs. William Il Porter. ~ Roanoke
IS tho guest ~ Mrs. William Rutiiu
Cox. ST." WAS among IN. t-of-
town guests for tn. Thomas Naleu-
tin" Wedding Mrs Porter was for
m"riy OF Richmond She Will return
to her hon. after u week : STAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

WIND "lr"'''nn southwest, wind y"
i""iy. :, weather ~ =. NJ. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

t. c"f"r, Mrs j r naurhiory. Mrs
J II f"ain,us Miss Su" y Horrtu.
Mrs Hugh Elus, OF Ashland and
others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

sNTuKnNY. ocTonl.R y. io22.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

Their" viii he n meeting ~ tho
Ladies hollywood Memorial Asso.
cia'ion on W"dn"-dhy At II \. NJ In
second baptist church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

Guard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28

son, Iris Randolph.
 Crumley's Chapel-J. W. Hanchey, Lottie Dew. ,-.s. B. Taylor, Jewel yarnon.
 Gardendale--Marilla Me- enzie, Cite Shipman, Mabel tabler. MattiN Fite. Mrs. NJ. M. Nation. | Graysville-w. K. Norton. Irene
 Day, Lillie Elliot, Mamie E. West. Hazel King. Lewisburg-J. A. Harper, velma l Self. Mrs. Ella Massey. Ellen Jean Dobbs, Eva Rrgan, Norma Ho-an, l Greca Self. Mineral Springs--J. F. Jackson, | Era Mae McRae, Mrs. J. F. Jackson. | Ruby Parks, Mrs. Luci!e Bennett. Mcdonald Chap Mrs. c. M. Up- l ton, Neual Smithson, Mrs. R. c. 1 Blackwell. Louise Skinner l Mulga-C. E. Pearce, Barbara 1 Wade, Mrs. c. E. Peare,, Daisy In- gram Bertha Richardson l New Castle--C. R. Vest. Daisy Gill i lis. Bessie Wilhelm, Florence Ezzell.
 Mrs. C. R. West.
 North Pratt-L. B. Cornelius. Mrs. M. A. Layett, Mrs. D. A Shivars. Pinckney-A. o. Johnson. Mrs. c.
 M. Dowdle, Mrs. A. o. Johnson, Kena l Quinn.
 Republic < F. Bentley. Clara H.. | Tatum, Mrs. Mae Adams, Mrs. B. E.. l Bentley, Mrs. A. H. Lynch, Mabel l Isaacs.
 Sayreton-Mrs. Martha Dean, Mrs. Blanche Blanton. Elizab, tn Glover. Shady Grove--Lois Lee Blue. Mrs. | Jeannettes Caldwell. 1 Sandusky-A. H. Romaine. Clara l Glasgow, Vera Hollis, Mrs. A.. H. Ro-
 maine, Alma Duke. Ss Sylvan Springs-C. R. Johnson.
 Mrs. J. R. Walker Upper Coalburg-Mrs. Pearl Simp-
 son. Lula B. Faulkner. Elizabeth l Davis.
 Bayview-Jessie Ruf Lena Mae l Cook.
 Docena-L,is Post. Marjorie Otis. Daisy Ferguson. Edgewater-Katie Bell Harrison. Mary Kate Gully. Helen Chass, Elna ] Daniel, Anne N-cLarty. Nora Stevens. I Ensley--MarEie Pnllen, Evelyn
 Scott. Hester Kirchner. | Muscoda-Gertruae aMcWebb. Mary
 Charles Cole. Laura Kahler. Margaret
 r eemster.
 vann, Diana McCleskey. Anna Belle 1 Pegues.
 Unassigned High School-Lois Sriyer. Ruby c. ] Barton, Kate Burdick. Edna Pate. Ro- berta Lindgren. Amy Lenore Bryant, Julia Higgins Lydia Williams. An l nie Williamson. Joe Hickman. Elementary-Mrs. Kate Sloan, An 1 gela Hamilton. Octavia Jaxon. Mrs
 Lula Bell Black, Winnie Peyte Bibb
 Nancy Croxton, Mrs. Minnie Baker 1 Gussie Yielding, Ella Watson. Mrs
 Mary Leach Cheek, Mrs. Ina Macon Miss Anita w. Norman, Mrs. Della
 Todd. Mamie Wood. Alice Woodall Anita Del Bueno. Louise Driesbach
 Etta Vines.
 Prima. y-Mabel Alexander, Mrs
 Mae Gilmore. Willie Lou Melton. M.
 E. Hardy Lula Bell Mckenzie, Adele
 Rives.
 I Supernumerary-Mrs Mary Aux.
 ford Payne. Mrs. A. F. Morris. Mrs
 Ola walker Higgins, Mrs. Mary Tocd
 Heaslett, Mrs. A. H. Bobo. Mrs. Hoyt
 Keith.