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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Coxey Plans Another March

Detroit, March 23.-"GencraT jacob
s. CoXey of Massilon, Ohio, VINO led
"CoXey's army" in tho march on
Washington in 1894 in the interest of
economic legislation he sponsored. an
nounccd today that he was planning
to gather his followers for another
drive on the capital in an effort. he
said. to induce Congress to pass bills
he has presented as offering aid IN re-
licving Unemployment.
Mr.. Coxcy said he has -four bills
in Congress and two more in nrcra- :
ration which VIII solve the economic
problems Of today if Congress will
pass them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Farmers Free Fiction
Basis Rep. Green's Bill

Washington. Mar. GA man living
inn the country wants TO keep up
with new fiction. There is no book
store nearby. His mail is delivered
by rural carrier. Often there is a
free library in the town from which
the mail man starts. Being out of
reading matter he writes for book.
1t would be mailed free under bill
Representative Green, Republican.
Iowa. has introduced. Once read, it
would go back. free gratis. That is,
il tho Green bill gets through.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Tennis Champ Tiiden
Not to Play in England

New York, March 23.--NiIlian T
TIdcn, lawn tennis champion, will not
go to England this summer to ucfcnd
the laurcls he won at Wimbcrg IN
1890 and 1871. it was announced today
by Bulian :. Myrick of the United
states Lawn Tennis Association.
The executive committee Of the az.
soclation' decided during a conference
with Tildcn that il would he uuWiSe to
send any of the leading American
players abroad tris year. said Mr.
Myrich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Earth Trcn1bles Because
Of "Weak Spots" Thursday

St. Louis, Mar. SeismoloGists
of st. Louis University today ascribed d
weak spots rs causing old mother
earth to trcmhlc in parts of SIX
states surrounding st. Louis ycster-
day. Tho earth tlemors radiated 80
TO 30 miles southcastward from
here and were reported as far south
as Troy. Tenn. and Hickman. Ky,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
A Quick and Harmless
Rheumatic Remedy
Releases Rhe
Would Give ReIie-t Will % as Mueh #
You, Money Refunded.

r far to yourself YOU sufferer from
y ;.utIt!sr, no matter what form. Get
ttu..l our druggist a package of Rheuma,
tl' Guaranteed csCilption. Use the an
the bottle. and f YOU don't think 1t has
,ncu YOU quick ani sure relief. say SO.
and you can have your money back.
Isn't that TAI" offer" Can you see
onv dtcctt about it What chance 90 YOU
;al;a? Absolutely none.
Then get a bottle OF Rheuma today.
It's a reputable PHYSICIANS prescription.
altoeether different from remedies usually
prescribed. free from narcotics. and per-
l,ctly harmless.
Rhcuma acts on the kidneys and heirs
to force the uric acid from the swollen
Joints and other lodging places. 1t should
please you in a day and make you hopeful
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Killed While
Charging Battery

Brookline, Mass, March 25.-M.chacI
II. Leahy 80 years Old of the EoXtury
district Boston, a chauffeur, was Kill
ed today by an electric shock while
charging a battery in his employ cr's
garage. His body was found lying be-
side the charging apparatus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24

and as far east as Evansville. Ind,
according to reports received here
from the affected area, which also
included northern Arkansas. south.
eastern Missouri and southern Hi
nois.
Only slight damage consisting
mainly OF falling Chimneys and
plaster. was caused.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
PITTSBURGHER HEADS
LUMBER ASSOCIATION

WASHINGTON, Mar. CIV. H. Schut-
te of Pittsburg was elected president
of the National Wholesale Lumber
Dealers association and PittsburG
was selected as the next meeting
place at tho concluding session late
today of the thirteenth annual con-
yentiOn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24

end happy IN week. What t did .or
this sufferer it should do for you.
Tletcher's Pharmacy will supply you and
guarantee money back II it fails;
Il have been laid up for one year with
chronic anthritis. I had doctors galore,
also spent foui months in the sanitariurl
at Troy. n Y. hut had practically no re-
hcf. Then l started taking Rheuma.
have now taken hve bottles and can 80
without crutchos or other aid. which I
could not Go for the last nine months.
highly recommend it and would gladly
answer any questions asked on receipt of
stamp for postage. This letter my be
published as a benefit to sufferers from
rheumatism in any orm."-Thomas Il.
Eddy. Schuyler,iIe. ~ ADV.
nlcll0-oA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Convict Ex-Dry Advisor
On Wet Rribe Charge

Washington. Mar William r.
Eagan. formerly legal adviser to the
United states prohibition commits
sioner, was convicted by a jury last
night of having taken a $500 bribe
from the Joseph Budenhofcr com
pany of Milwaukee, to obtain for the
company basic permit for the
manufacture of wine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Indicted for Dodgins Taxes

Chicago, Mar. 23--Charles J. Boe-
decker. president of the American
Coal and Supply company was in
dicted by the federal grand jury to-
day charged with making fraudulent
returns and with evading payment Of
income taxes He was declared to
have falsifed his 1920 returns ap-
proximately 500. 600.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24

Manchester. y. H.. Mar. oo.2-Off.
Ciafs oC the Manchester Street Rail.
way CO.. are today in conference
with the executive board of the
AmalG lGamatcd association of Street
and Electric Road Employees. Di-
vision No. 10, negotiating for new
agreement relative to wages. hour
and other details between the com.
pany and men.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24

Manchester. y. H.. Mar. 23-Man-
chester health board officials are
seeking the passage of a city ordi-
nance which would prohibit the use
or sale of shaving brushes which
contain coarse hair. owing TO fear Of
infection from anthrax.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24

but that if he did go he would go
quietly, avoiding any possible ionser
Of an attack enroutc..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Cdrndfion Tea

Three parts hot tea. One part
Carnation Milk. Sweeten to taste.
A most delicious morning or break
fast beverage.
In cooking always mix Carna,ioa
Milk with water thoroughly.
The Carnation Cook Book con.
tains more than 100 tested economi-
cal recipes. 1t will be mailed free on
request. Send for this handy recipe
book today.
CA.xArrox MIX Psopve1s CosrLxY
2lo2 Consumers Bldg, Chicago, IL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Cdrnofion as Cream tn Coffee
C0rnafio,, Cocoa

4 tsp. cocoa, 6 tsp. sugar, ; cup.
boiling water, l cup Carnation Milk,
Il tsp. salt. Mix cocoa and sugar in
a cup. Have water boiling. Hea,
cocoa pot by allowing hot water to
stand in it for few minutes. H.a,
Carnation Milk by standing cup OF
Carnation Milk in basin Ohio, water
for FIVE minutes or more. Pour 4
little boiling water into cup Of cocoa
and sugar to dissolve them. Pour
into cocoa pot, add remainder Of
water, boiling hot, then the hot
Carnation Milk and salt. Serve a,
once. Makes FIVE cups.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24

Mrs. Chester Kingsley and daugh-
ter Of Bath arrived in the city Thurs
day for n visit with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
Six Points IL,
Coffee Making

Keep your Coffee fresh-preserve
the aroma to the last. Fruit jars
are ideal for this purpose.
Measure proportions carefully,
both Coffee and water.
When serving hot Coffee, serve
it HOT. Never re-heat.
Use water only at full boiling
point in making drip" Coffee.
Strain or settle carefully. All
Coffee is clear if properly made.
Keep Coffee-making u.ensil.
clean.
Carnaion as Cream in Coffee
To give your cup ofcoffee an appe-
tizing favor with golden brown color
use Carnation undilused as i,
comes from the eontainer. A tea
spoonful is enough-use more il
desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-24
AUGUSTA LOCALS

John Bacon Of Fairfield was call
er Thursday upon friends in this city.
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past few months. is visiting her sister
Mrs. MrClUrg Hayes.
Mr.. Pierce Il. I.antz. Of Blackvilic who
has been visiting friends In WheelinS
for the past fcw days. returned 10 HIS
home yesterday.
Attorney Edgar r. Glass spent Easter
Mt the home of his parents In Weiss
burg.
John Guy pr!chard Of Fairmont. ser
rotary Of the West Virginia Manufa"tur-
ers Association. spent several hours IN
the city to-day on business.
L. 8. Commissioner W. J. Cotton re-
turned last night from Charleston
where he has been on important bust
ness
Hugo BlumcnberS. student at west
Virginia University, returned TO Schn1.
last evening after visiting ms lriehuH
and parents here for few days.
Arthur Yaishlcy. OF the Island, left
yesterday for columbus, ..
Alfred Ihlcnficld. student at West
Virginia University. returned 10 school
last evening after visiting his frienuS
and parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n
Ihlcnfield. Of South Chapline street Tor
several days.
and Mrs. Sam Johnson, OF SOUTH E"LI
street, left last evening for MORAN
town. where she will resume her study
al the state university.
Robert Armbrecht student At ONO
State University, left last evening tor
Columbus after spending the Easter
vacation here.
MIR. and Mrs Goodwin David. OF
Woodlawn, have left Wheeling TO make
their residence in Baltimore.
Rev. Father Cornelius. project Of the
Preparatory College. of Human, Pa. is
spending a few days here with mis-
father. Mr.. Robert *. rck;,ri. Of East
Wheeling.
Mrs. Erie Meyer. OF st. Joseph. Mo-
is Il guest "f her daughter. Mrs. william
Greer, of Woodiawn.
Mr. T.. W. Kinney. Of Kay city. Men,
is here for 4 few days. owing TO the III
ness OF his mother, Mrs T.. w. Kinney
who has been spending thr winter Win
her daughter. Mrs. May Kinney Lewis.
Mrs X. u. McMaSters. who has been
living for the pas; few years IN ti"Fc-
land. with her daughter. Mrs FRANK
Armstrong has arrived here TO Join her
son. Mr. Austin MrMaStcrS. They Will
make their home At W"od!awn.
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"CREEK" MILL IS
READY TO START
THIS FORENOON

Much interest was being shown last
night and we'll into the morning In the
rcopenirg OF the Creek mill OF the Whit
aker Glessner company. which, accord
TO advertisements OF the Wheeling steer
Corporation Is scheduled for To-Day.
1t is said that the company has 1a'r
sized force OF men ready to start opera
ton Of the mill, together with ample
provision for caring for housing and
feeding the workmen
Amalgamated Association men saio
last night that tho mill is completely
pirkcted on the tsidc. but that every
precaution had been taken 10 see thai
strict order is maintained among IN"
union members.
The Creek mill Is thrthird OF IN"
Wheeling Steel Corporation to be re-
opened since February !. the others be
Ing tbs, Yorkville mill and Beech Bot
tom works.
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Noundsville

Rev. =. Il. Burt. OF WellsburE. Is here
attending the spring session or the
Wheeling presbytery.
William F'ulmer Is at Cincinnati. OHIO
accompanying Mrs F'ulmer who went
~ attend the Ladies' Oriental Shrine I'm
rerial meeting.
A new son arrived Faster ut the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Med!ck in South
Wheeling.
Joseph McI.ane, of Morgantown Is In
the city having been called 10 the bed
side OF his father. DR.. Charles Mcl.anc.
who has been critically Ill at the hom"
Of Or. and Mrs. o. NJ. Stats
John Davis Of 'Chaplne street hi*
purchased a Dodge touring car.
Miss Martha Miller OF Sixteenth
street has returned homo from Ports
mouth. Ohio. where sha has been visit
ing with friends
Miss Angela Fink Is still confined TO
her home on South Tenn street by Ill
Ness.
William Marsh, student Mt West Nir-
;;Inia university, left yesterday for
Morgantown, where he will resume his
studies.
Edward Seifart Studcr' at Ohio State.
returned to school Yesterday after
his friends and parents.
Earl l.uBtgarten "f this city LETT for
Morcantown yesterday. where he ie q
student at the state university.
Charles A. Howard of West virginia
university returned to Morgant"wn
yesterday after visiting friends an"
relatives in this city for several days.
Mrs Vernon T. Travis. Of Sixteenth
street is in Cincinnati this week attend
Ing the Imperial Council meeting of the
lady Oriental shrine.
Charles II. M~lar. Of Collins. Colo
RADIO. Il former North Wheeling boy. Is
visiting relatives in the city.
Dr c. W. otto. OF the North End. re-
turned home last evening from bust
ness trip down in the state.
Miss Rose Mcssariz. who has been
visiting her parents IN Clarksburg. re-
turned here last evening.
,4l2 Chaplinc street. 4 son. John Lewis
Medick. Mrs. Medick. before her mar
rage was Miss Regina Stalh.
Mrs Frank Rldgelcy. who. with her
husband. Captain R!dEley, J. 5. y. has
been stationed ut Seattle. Wash, for tn"
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TR|ADELPH|A WOMAN
INJURED BY TRUCK.

Mrs. Fred Elmer. Of Triadelphts, vs.
painfully injured yesterday morning at
II O'Clock. when struck by an automo'
bile driven by John Williams, Wnis
crossing the National pike in TrtadeS'
phia.
She was rushed to the Ohio GensfA
hospital In Crider Brothers anboAnes
and attended by Dr. John c. Hupp. Her
injuries are not serious.
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Tho Arlstocrat '(retUrntnE 10 SCHOOL,
My ancestors came over with William
the Conqucror. The New GirI-That =
nothing, Ny father came OVER In the
same boar, with Mary r!"kford!--l.on-
don Passing Show.
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oughly and then ap-
ply that IA m o U 3
beautiher. Derwillo:
which is now used
" over one million
discriminating girls
and women. IN place
Of face powder and
other beauttfiers.
IFS the ono beauti-
fer which stays
on" and cannot be
detected. lerSpira-
ton does not AFFECT
1t. nor will II rub or
on clothing.
There IS nothing
like Derwil 10 and
l.iSka cold cream
for sunburn. d ark
sallow skin, tan.
COARSE pores. win
klcS and other facial
lem = h e s. II is
guaranteed absolute
IL harmless ami sold
at toilet counters
everywhere with the
understanding that II
you do not like X
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artistic merits Is Leaves" TO be done
by Misses Juno Morford. Catherin" Mill
lcr> Emma Trautweln. Francis hoPf'
Mary V. Parker. Ruth SweeiweIn. Ethel
Schwartz and Helen Rush.
The Sunheams, featuring little gold
On Cupid, represented by tiny tot, MISS
Eleanor Gribhen, is Il most charming
dance. In II will be sccn Misses Marcia
,iribhrn. Sara Ruth Gavin. Bernice
Swcctwein. Rosemary Gaughan. Gene
klthcr, Elizabeth Matchner and Peggy
McGhce.
Service Twtg
Tho Service Twig Vii meet at the
home OF Mrs. Walter Il. Higgins, Ha~-
thorne Court Woodlawn. tomorrow
afternoon az TWO o'clock.
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CROWD WEEK WITH
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
TEE xnSr OF THE sERCEs OF
CARD PARTIES. DANc1s AND
oTKH AFTER LENTKN Ac-
rrvTTus BEGAN YES
FX1DAY
The womAn's Catholic League was
Hosssss Yesterday at the xfS
AuAitorturn to 2So women

Two hundred and dfty persons as
sembled In tho auditorium OF the ElkS
club for tho bridge and buffet luncheon
sponsored by the Wornan's Catholic
league for the benefit OF the league
homo on Chapline street. II marked the
beginning OF the after-fSster LenteH
social affairs which Will continue
thronrh the week After games had
b.en nlayed the winner Of each indivtd-
uni highest score at every table was
presented with a beautiful hand en-
broidered handkerchief The handker-
chiefs were also offered for sale. en-
broidersd by Misses Katherine and
Marianita Truschen
The following were present:
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they will refund the full price paid.
Just the moment Derw!llo Is applied
you Will have a complexion which will
attract favorable comment everywhere.
Get Derwillo and Liska cold cream and
try them daily You will he astoniShed
at the quick results they give. Derwillo
comes in three shades: flesh. white and
brunette For sale At the toilet Coun-
.erS o. all department and drug stores.
Including H. q. Ra"r. llrGc Davis and
{. H. GricSt & Co.---Ady.
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THE NATURE OF THE ANIMAL.

The abolition 81 the gold standard
cannot be relied upon 70 prevent war.
Men fought when tobacco. rum ana
even wampum were used instead 81
money.--Was h!nGtnn Star.
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How To Beautify
Your Complexion
BY VIOLA DAHA

That clover little actress, Viola Dana.
who Is recognized as an authority on
h..u,v tonicsS says: Tho best and
ou!ckest way to obtain a beautiful rosy
white complexion Is to cleanse the skin
Al night when retiring with Liska cold
cream. In the morning battle Win
vsrm water, rinse with cold. dry thor
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woman's Literary Club

WOman'S L1tFrAry Club
At the Y. w &. A. auditorium on
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Anna Jones.
professor OF literature at Bethany
College. will speak on american Poets.
rrot. Jones is one OF the most inter
estinG speakers presented by the "o-
mans Literary Club. and all members
will be interested IN having an oppor-
tunity to hear her Mrs. Nelson White
will discuss Current Events. and a
musical program Will be presented under
the direction OF Mrs. ". t.. WOODEN
berger.
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Ohio Valley General hospital, the dance
given last night at Convention hall was
most successful. Many members OF III"
Younger set attended the affair. "hIch
was entirely Informal in nature Later
In the evening number OF peop'e
dropped In from the Elks' cluh aiier the
minstrel performance appearing in cos
tune SINNERS orchestra pr"Vldec an
excellent program Of popular dance
numbers.
Scottish Rites Dance
Many members of the Scottish KITES
fraternity attended the Easter na!!
given at the Scottish Rites cathedral
last night. Mongoe's orchestra played
popular dance program. and during
the evening light buffet luncheon
was served. The committee In charge
OF the dance was as follows: 4. H.
Peake ". II. Bycott, w. l. FelsnS and
w. J. North.
Arion Society
The Arion society entertained at a
dance, which was well attended last
night and which was one OF the most
attractive affairs since the CHRISTMAS
holiday season. The hall was decorated
for the occasion and many patrons and
ance. The entertainment. which WAS
staged by the Lima HenniG Sherman
School OF Expression. was most enter
tanning, comprising music, n playlet anC
various kinds OF dramatic and impress
sionistic dancing The dance committee
in charge Of ARRANGEMENTS for the bal
was: Ed. Schmeichel. Frank b. ROCK
and 4 w. Acres. Following IL the pro-
gram presented by the sherman school :
Soois,s: Miss Katherine Fischer,
Miss Caroline Schmeichel. VT Wiliiar1
Fischer.
CiaVOtte. fJ!Nl sNilcIipDr'' '
Playlct-.FiASter BunnieS:
Ruth Phillips. Aletha CNpenhaverr
Dorothy MSready. Josephine Miller.
Playlet--A Portion OF Toy shop.
.Children's playlet
Characters:
Timothy Tackhammer. tn. old toy :
maker. .............. Henry ShradeT
Jack-In-the-Box. a bad 'un. Isl Conrad
French DOH. Eiva $hcinherG
Dutch Doll. Gutenberg
Bright EYese, fairy. $500. Vera higgins
Toe Dance, French baby. .........
..................M aEdalena Dickey
Piano Solo. Romance (Slhc!ius)...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Catherine F!shar
Soprano Solo:
(a) Swallows. by Frederick Cowcn
to) "A white Rose -. ny J. 7. Dunn
Caroline Schmeichcl
Violin Solo. Conservation tsscond
movemenD. ......... William Fish ut
Playlet-A Literary TanGle, or Who Ia
Most Popular
Characters
Tho Critic. jeanette ShcinhctG
Tom SAWYER Henry Shr1o ct
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About People
Movements of Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogsra-O. NJ. Carpcr. Huntington:
c H. stephens. ParkcrsburE: Vim. T..
Adams. New Mart!nsville.
Mcclure Franima Mcmahon, Glen
dale: S. J. Lyman. Huntington; II. J.
Farrell. ClarksburS; Vim. L. Davis.
Parker ssourg: II. r. l.. Lloyd. Parkcrs-
burg; W. J. Simon. TArkersburg.
StAmm-M. VI. Wilson and vile.
NounlsSille
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KoGttxN Of pAncinK-

The Festival Of DANCING" Court Thr.
atre, Thursday, April 90 promises m'tnv
unusual and interesting features II ia
presented by Mrs Alma Wilson Shaf'"r.
featuring her pupils In artistic dancing.
An attractive dance which will be f"a-
tured for It's originality Is that of thu
Seaside Girls. remarkably graceful and
beautifully costumed. Girls introduced
IN this dance are Misses Beverly Hub
bard. Mary Louise Miller. Dorothy
Boyde, Rosalie Jacobs. Anna koracks,
Sara Louise McFadden. Dorothy Strom-
borg and Anna Belle Bauerfe. Another
dance which Will interest because Of its
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Jano Pryor Guild.
The ladies In charge OF the rumma&e
sale which will be conducted next week.
April IS, IS, 81. IS, at the Episcopal
chapel. Elm Grove. request that tose
who have any articles which they In
tend 70 donate TO the sale will kindly
call Mrs. c. T. Wood. 2oS-J. Elm Grove
and inform her next Monday and Iues-
day. April "a and IS, so that arrange
ments can be made for the number OF
articles to be disposed. donations called
for and delivered to the chapel.
fwtg Dide Dance
Sponsored by the Fifth Twig, pro-
ceeds to be devoted TO the beneft Of the
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FAcha1Y Concert

FUacharv Concert
Sponsored by the Wheeling teachers
association. a concert win be presented
on Tuesday evening. April IS. at the
High School auditorium. directed by
Miss Lucy Robinson. musical superris
or Of tho wheeling public schools. ON
the program will appear tho following
we'll known local artists:
Mesdames-
Flora williams Anna Hilton Otto
Edna Nesbftt DeProspe-o
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Ltnly Ball.

Among the most delightful dances
which are scheduled for this week IS
the annual Lnsly military bail to be
held Friday evening at the Scottish
Rite cathedral. Supper Will be served
at o'clock. Warnings orchestra OF
Tyrone. Pa. will provide an excellent
program of new dance music. The COM
mlttee is made up OF the following:
Major \. J. Breitenstein. Capitalize. Nell
son Bycott: Captain Quartermaster Ed
ward Mathis: Captain William Berre-
hensen. Captain Thomas Joseph, Lieut..
Laird .Albasin. Color Sergeant Donald
Brand. Corporal Ralph Niles. private
Walter Webster. Private Donald Snyder.
Following Is the dance program:
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NJ. O. Saylor
John Gilman
Thos. Beattte
Frank Reister
VIM. Nolan
Chas, Eeneman
A. Dursch
ChaS Kirby
L. Florey
NJ. A. Dolan
T. l. Padden
7. 4. Niehaus
Frank S. Wells
Howard MCFadden
W. z. Rose
II. A. Gilbert
r. S. Riley
Roy c. Darby
n. E. Moore
BERNARD Bach
W. T. Burke
W. II. Deirn
F. 4. Baldinger
W. f.. Davis
Anton Zanelia
Earl Braunlich
]. L. L.etzelter
Joseph Paul
Dan O'Leary
Bernard Shalvey
John Il. Murphy
Geo. l.. Skeller
]. P. Gallagher
Thomas Marmon
Elmer Tice
Fred klug
Frederick Storch
+. g. Ro6recht
Fred May
Albert Kearns
John Dillingham;
Cnas. Carenoauer
GEO. WILDER
J. 6. Butts
George A. Tappan
F.. L. BelE
Loretta Lyons
Henry Greene
Anthony Str.der
Louis Real
Carl Clfert
Harry Murrtn
Al Erbacher
J. J. Shaw
Chas. Freese
George Weimer
l:red Z. Cowl
=. r. Gould
J. J. Better
]. \. Hlum
]. c. Edwards
y. J. WinEerter
Frank Wagner
l.. G. EIartionG
has. 4. Runaway
7. +. Poulton
!. w. Bowdcn
7 J Nuihcarn
=. r. Noel
Il. E. Nolan
Frank V. T.ally
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