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Evening star., 1925-05-18
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Evening star., 1925-05-18
Local Exchange Quiet.

Activity which has chara cterized re
cent trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange was absent this morning
the session being one Of the dullest
of the year.
Washington Gas stock continued
weak. eight shares selling at 81. Ma
tional Mortgage and Investment pre-
ferred was unchanged at 81 . and $500
Gas 6s of 1888 brought l0l1s. There
was practically no interest manifested
in popular issues which have been
holding the attention of local market
followers for some weeks.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
Liberty Issues Steady.

There was little change in Liberty
bonds or in United States Treasury
bonds, but they held up so well
around their highest. The rise in
New Haven issues continued.
New offerings included S5,173. 900
City of Cleveland, Ohio, Az per cent
bonds, priced at various amounts to
yield Serially between $40 and 4 per
cent; also $1,S50, 900 Municipal Gas Co.
of Texas. 10-year, per cent series
"a" priced at 100 and interest to yield
per cent, and S26, 100000 10 to 80
year Federal Land Bank Az per cent
at 102a4. to yield about 4.15 per cent.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
Loan Association Elects.

The Mount Pleasant Building and
Loan Association has elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, DR.. Seneca +. Balm: vice
president. Sol Lewis: treasurer, Harley
Y. Speelman: secretary. {. r. Clayton;
assistant secretaries, Francis J. Ford
and ". A. BusCher.
The following directors were also
chosen: Adam II. Gaddis. Bernard S.
Judd. NJ. \. Robbins. II. ". kitz-
miller, ". Laurence Hazard. George
T. Harrell, O. W. Youngblood. MaN
kohnes, }. l.. billiard, Edward Ham
mond, W. 3. Wells, Alton B. Carty.
J. J. Dunlop, William Z. Dismer and
Emmanuel Haas.
Mellon Announces Ruling.
Secretary Mellon today announced
he has authorized Federal Reserve
banks on and after today and until
further notice to redeem in cash be
fore June Is next at the holders
option, at par and accrued interest
TO date, Treasury notes of series
C-1925. dated December 10, 1922, ma
turing the middle of next month.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

fluctuations furnished by Redmond * Coz
Evening star., 1925-05-18
L. l. d. Sells Up to SO.
Pullman Among Features.

Segregation between the manufac-
turing and the car operating ends of
The business was discussed in Connec-
ton with the rise in Pullman stock
United States Realty crossed 140, and
special buying appeared in Electric
Storage Battery. Rubber shares were
in demand again. Goodrich up over a
point, and likewise United States Rub
ber common. Briggs Manufacturing
on quite large turnover, sold at 40,
which was almost its top.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
Westinghouse Orders Heavy.

Recent buying in Westinghouse
Tlectric has been induced by reports
of exceptionally good business. 1t is
understood that in April Westing-
house booked the largest total of new
business in its history-approxima
S1S,OO0.000. The income statement
for the II months ended March
81 is expected to show small amount
over dividends. But the Street is
paying more attention to the current
situation.
Evening star., 1925-05-18

TIJUU TOTS.
fPartly extra. Playable in preferred stock
ID vidend rates as gwen in the above table
ale the auHual cash payments based on ta,
latest quarterly or hIlf.yearly decIara tions
Unless otherwise noted. extra or sp>cial
Aiytdends are not included.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
Status of Public Utilities.

A point of considerable interest in
the present market is the position of
the public utility stocks, which are
now selling, as a rule, at their best
prices. Opinion differs as to the out
look for this class of stocks. Some
express doubt that the rise can go
ahead logically, based on earnings and
dividends, but there seems to be no
selling pressure eXerred at the mo-
ment. Regrouping of properties and
merger prospects continue an influ-
ence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
To TRY SIX FOR
TWO MURDERS
Ex-POIicemen 10 Come Up in
Louis Barrel HlIaCk Killing

King county win seek vengeance
Tor tie murders Of man and woman
next week whsi five men. ~" u
them former policemen are brought
10 trial
Monday. che Louis Barrel hliacklnE
murder ease viii be asut cut fof trial
Prosecutor Colyin and Deputy ~ M
nurauudsr. guided by Deputy shsr
m Herbert Brebe. "Wednesday were
surveying dhr farm five mtisn shove
Rsuton. where theY viii seek 20 show
young iiarri was shot % death by
Oscar l. llsddsu and G. ~ buri
"a policemen ANA Harry iand1chfr,
Chester tlothermail and stephen
Mnntroses Montrose sim j. ~ large
NrKt Tuesday morning lamrs D.
Bairs. arrested SIX weeks ngo and
recognized by Police Lieutenant
Kent. viii stand trial for the muir
der. June "a. 1919. iB roomlnE
house NJ 1900 Seattle blvd, ~ Mis-
Helen smith flis two companions
have never been arrested Deputy
Robert Maefarlhnu said "wednesday
that his star witness viii Do Lila
Wayne. whose married name b. be-
ing Withheld. and william Eugrlkr
ro0minE house proprietor who was
held up wiih Miss Smith la a climax
30 "a niEhta beet party.
~ rhltlin. whD WAS then q
Seattle policeman and wh1 war
bound ana EIgRrd by thr muflyrera
when he was attracted 20 the scene.
ahl viii testify for lhe state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
BIG BEND CROP
OUTLOOK GOOD
Entire Mid State Peeyed at
Hartley'S Criticisms

SPOKANE. March The entire
midatatg ia "aore al the governor
bsoawe Of hI- continued knocking
~ that section. former Gov Marion
y Hay said here following tdp
thru the ug BEND 10 see what The
crop prusprfta are Ike lie noted.
he SAID. that they were the best for
81 Year,
arhr governor lH not acquainted
with farming conditions and does nor
understand tHr situation in Tho
least Has H1id "The criticisms I
have 10 make a that he is unwilling
90 take advice from dtsinler1stfd PEG
pie"
The ex-governor dBly remarked
that Dc "waH certainly surprised
that according 10 the present COS
rrnor hundreds of farmers in Tho
dry belt HAD wired Olympia CON.
mendinE the Hartley veto n the iced
wheat credits bin The spectacle n
these nrmers. many Of whom have
no money 90 send children 20 school
~ 10 bug clothing. spending money
90 wire the governor. aaH unique IN
h!s experience. Hay SAID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
ALASKA SCHOOL
CHIEF FIRED
LOpp Dismissed After 30
Years OF Service

Aftsr 90 years Of faithful and ear
nest service in developing the Alaska
bureau OF education and estabushing
schools among the tsskimos Of the
north. William r. Lopn has been
summarlly dismissed from the T. s
bureau o. education te make rHom
FOR Jonathan a. Wagner former
superintendent ~ Indian education
IN New Mexico,
Friends 81 the veteran Alaska edu-
Gator have protested vigorously 10
Secretary Hubert Work 20 thr a.
rsrtment % interior aud 10 senator
Wesley L. jones ana senator James
Watson 81 Indiana They say
politics Is responsible
Lopp lost his Job with only four
days notice A telegram cauie 20
him january s. saving he was 90 o..
lnQuish his duties January 10
nurnS tho 90 years he mas worked
with the Alaskans t.opp has esiab.
usbed the reindeer industry the priu-
cipRl means ~ supporting the natives
and new valued at $4,000 coo. aud
has crested prosperous sanitary Nh
lascs instead Of the hoves and huts
that formerly housed Uncle sans
wards q the lar North
Wagner. who succeeded Lopp, said
ne is merely fulnulng departmental
orders n turning tho veteran edu.
Gator out ~ his lin, work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
All Fat People
Should Know This

Fat people oWr a debt % gratttuds 60
~ dlsnavrrrr o. thr uow famaas Mar
uicIa Prescription. Ana theY euEht 90
- srill more xrntrnh because this effer
tive obesity remedy is uow prepared On
tablet form Marusnia Prescription Tab
leta can D. phtalnni a. an druK stores
the world over AZ the reasonable price
secure thru direct by acnd.ns the price
20 the Marusuia co.. ueargai Motors
nidx. Detroit Mice Tha noe leaves
No excuse far dlsgh,s oF sialsu5 exercise
for the reduction - the oyvrfat body to
normal Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Physician for Labor
Department Deposed

OLYMPIA Mnwh e. pr D. A.
Bird. medical supervisor ~ the Ia
bar department for four Gram. was
Dismissed today by Claire bowman,
director pr Walter keuon Seat
lie. has been picked 20 fiil Dr mrl'r
place The position carries $4,000
samrl. ur Bird viii study In the
East returning later 20 enter PEI
waite practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
TALK ON DRIVE
OVER KFOA
Greenwich Speaks on En-
dowment Fund Tonight

A short talk on the endowment
drive for the Orthopsdic hospital
which ia being carried On tbruout
the Western end o. The state this
month. will b. broadcast from
KFuA. the Rhodes department
stores station. az Sls D M tonight
Joseph 4. urosnwoll viii make the
address
Charles D. Alalach president ~
the Gmys ilarhor Underwriters as-
sociailon. spoke az the meeting
"Wednesday morning saying that
ultho the district There was slow Ia
grttlng under way thry would have
Their quota of ta0.o0o raised within
two weeks
Tacoma underwriters reported
So 900 additional al The meeting. and
the taking out IT policy for $1,000
by tho British American association
was also reported The total 10 date
ia The drive is ti,05dAdt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Reporters Denied
Hartley's Office

UTllMTTN HITIH Uf0NInE
newspaper criticism n hiz admins.
trsu0n resulted today iu an order
by Gov Hartley, barring Newspaper
mon from h.s office IN future.
such Information as tho executive
thinks Tho public ouEht 10 receive
eul d. dispensed thru secretaries
lu outer offices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
District Attorney
Gives Up Position

SPOKANE. March t.-Ecsigna.
ton OF frank II. Jcffery. u. s. dis.
trict attorney for Eastern Washing.
ton. was announced here today. II
has been accepted by James NJ.
Beck. acting attorney general. JEFF
ferry will return TO private practice.
He was named TO tho position IN
October Of 1921 and his commission
would have expired next October.
Jeffrey win visit Seattle for two
months on legal business before re.
turning to his offices at Kenne.
wick. No successor has yet been
named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

Clowns. a circus 'Yod'yille' and
musical comedy entertainers
They'll be on hand when the
"Grutto Society Circus and rassing
Parade ~ 1898" opens Al the Metro
pollian theater on March 10, Tho
show rs being staged boy the mem
bers or AnEora Grotto Mystic Order
Of Yelled Prophets Of che Enchanted
Realm Arrangements for the event
have been completed u was un'
nounced today
Fifteen Seattle girls arc or 90
a uyinE start in the popularity con
Test which Is being conducted in con
nection with The show Nearly AL
the girh represent business firns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Commercial Men
to Honor Leader

Seattle council Of the United Com
msrcial Travellers u America wiIl
honof " n AoWrf supreme cuuu.
sallor bt banquet M this city
March n A class Of candidates viii
be initiated tho same evening Now
rs II on an inspection tour George
IL Dunn la chairman n ths recrp.
tina committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
CLAIMS HUSBAND.
OKEHED ACTS
Woman Says He Approved
OF Her inconsistency

LONDON. March A-Iioe with
her husbands approval. she had
intimate relations with the late
Gen John CoWuus. who organized
the British army transport system
during the war so her husband
Lieut. col Ian onslow prnutt0n.
would be granted choice appoint
ments and other taNors WAS told
by Mrs Dorothy nenuiston today
in the trial ~ her $4,000 sut
agsinat her husband
Mrs ppnntton claims her bus
hand. whom she divorced Ia 1891.
owes her $4,000 which she ilaned
him. admitting she received the
money as q glrt from Gen, cawans
pcnnlston has since married The
widow or tho earl % Cnuaryuu.
dlscoysror % King Tlrs tomb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
THURSDAY. MARCH 5

KFoA, Rhodes department
store. tss meters-f-Sst5. VIII
lain Hoffman'u Olympic Hotel
orchestra IN concert program.
silent night
kJH, ~ w Radio Co. 30 me-
fern--ts an-f!20. luncheon con-
cert from the Frederick a Nci-
son tcaronm. sO.2. feature pro-
gram: l-Ss7e. spanish class con-
Quoted by Prof George ] Mayer.
kIio. Bush 4 Lane Co, s7s
meters-Sllent night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
West Seattle Thug
Out Again Tuesday

The thug who has attacked many
White Center women recently. com.
mitted three raids Tuesday night.
lie escaped from n posse OF armed
citizens and West Seattle police,
A couple of weeks ago the same
man attacked two women in their
homes. lie was beaten off after one
OF his intended victims had stabbed
him with n pair of scissors. The
other woman summoned help.
Tuesday night he was again un.
successful, owing to tho vigilance OF
ncIghbors. west Seattle police have
organized prowler crew TO search
the district nightly for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Man Misses Trial,
Is Found Delirious

Oscar Johnson. a.. WIS arrested
at his home, "a w Thomas St,
January 10. on a liauor charge. The
case WIS continued until Tuesday.
When he failed 10 appear in police
court, Judge John y. Gordon fer.
foited his $500 bail and issued a
bench warrant for him.
Sergeant X. +. Newton went to
Johnsons home. found him raving
in delirium and called tho ambu.
lance. Johnson Is In tho city hos
pital confined TO padded cell.
Physicians believe he has a mild at.
tack of delirium tremcns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
New Turkish Cabinet
Formed, Report Says

LONDON. Marvg a ness Turk
ish cabinet has been formed. with
ismet rasha az prime minister ar.
rprdins 10 an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from constantluopls
TeWnk rarha has been selected
foreign minister and Rrdisb Bey
minister Of uhtiapa defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
EASTERN STATIONS
tftsduerd 90 seattle Tlmr1

kYW Chicago. b2s meters
broadcast the latest news ~ the
world every half hour on tho
hour and the half huur~-frpm the
service 81 The Chicago Herald
ard Examiner. s-7s1p = m. nusi-
cal. 551t.tl. midnight review (:
I1-i7. Insomnia club
kuA. Denver Cole $40 meters
Use . ui. studio urpErHm b.
shr prnNvr Conservatory o.
Music
Nl.W. Ciuclnnntl, go meters-~-
.. M. musical: $50. concert.
J. concert program.
Voc. Davenport. fki meters
g. m organ recital
cFAC ClaKary. tsa meters
k4s-1ts p M studio program.
KnkA. pittpbnrE. aaa.i meters
$50 y. m. special program: 3
concert from the rittHburE Post
studio,
Woo Minneapolis, al msters
- ~ M Minneapolis studio
opening.
WIFE. Kansas ciy. 1856 me.
tors--S-6 p. m. address and musl-
cal program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

LONDON. March 4.-Leon Trois-
KY. erstwhile soviet war minister.
has opened negotiations for rcconcil.
iation with the central committee of
the communist party, according TO
word from IIelsingfors. quoting dis.
patch received there from Moscow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
NLM rNTnEIr nIIInINGs

EVERETT March Permits for
tiss Jos worth " now buildings
wero taken aur here in February
Among ibs buildings arc - new
residences and an $4,000 junior
high school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
Narcotic Agents
Arrest 5 in Raid

Five victims fen into the federal
narcotic agents dope roundup
Tuesday. Ire Sing. "A Chinaman. l.
accused OF having an opium pipe,
when the agents took him at flsh
Seventh ave s. Lee FunE. taken
in the same place. destroyed NOR
phlne by chewing q. agents say.
Frank Mitchell was arrested at
Terry ave. and Olive st.. and I'd.
die Conroy and Fred Doyle were
taken al James ST. and Broadway.
They wene charged with being ha-
bituhl users OF narcotics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
RADIO PROGRAMS

tsFuN. Long Beach. CAL z9s {
meters 1ns4 30 o. m virginia
Hotel Ladies' Trio. 1908. special
program s-Il, Virginia Hotel
uTrhratrA
kFUC. San Francisco. go me
irta=s af-788 . M orchestra
concert. So classical concert
5 G8-tl. weekly meeting - the
Keep Forever HAdIAtnE cheer
order ~ curhroHs ii-t a m.
dance program hy keiiFs otches-
ira
kFEG, Los Angeles, $751; me-
tsrs 20-s 80 3 M Gray studio
program.
kFAE Pullman. 1fE.s meters
2n-N D. ma musicale
kGu. Tacoma. efF,T meters
10 . M musical program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

u the cts The queen af tho CIR
Gus viii b, chosen the opening day
u the show
Varied entertainment viii be pre-
scented az an performance and wU.
include "a uIlnodgrd musical come
eds revue headed by Rita belt
vaudeville acts and elaborate, dHlls
siXiy people VIII take part lu the
presentation
Miss Helen sewall. petite blonde
sas Lakeside ave- IL one u the
latest entrants for tho honor ~
rclEnlng over ths ahow Sh, was
entered by her friends from the
STATE grain department 81 The lie
partmsnt % agriculture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
State Sells Land
at Public Auction

OLYMPIA. March 4 Timber ard
tide lands owned by the state, and
valued az tiiAi57 VIII be offered
for public sale April 2 state Land
Commissioner savidge b IN charge
The lands arc scattered Ia email
parcrls turnout tho state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
STAGE THE PIls.r7.a BmDT

Forty business and profeaIas
girls OF the city will take pan ]
The Pirnte's Bride" the Norsd
Choral clubs offering at The Vi.
mems University club sudiisnur
Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
wrpNrspAl. M,mcIi Z

KiR A. W Radio 60. 1st mo.
tfFta-ts 1901 80. luncheon cone
cert hF remote control from
Frederick A. Nelson's tFufuoW
1a.s, public speaking siasa cun-
durtrd hg Prof George J Mayer.
&10.a aA musical prusfams $500
10 spanish Glass
kFnA. tthahss department.
store. fbt mff~fH ~ aer 30. liu-
tary tlHh luncheon program from
The Olympic Hotel fra william
ifpffmana Olympic iiutfi concert
orchestra Z tsrsit Hopper kgls
~ musical program under the
auspices ~ ihr Musical Arts 30
rirtY. kst5. weather report. sac
20 musical program IN vocal and
violin selections
kHQ. nush 4 Lane Co g73 me-
tsFs 81 10y ucst AMI instri.
mental program 1.1o-t. spec ial
broadcast hy members ~ the
class ~ 1885 Franklin hlRh
sehooi. t.so.io. Leone csppars
presents htHdig program with
violin obbliEnipH
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
EGo. Oakland, 7Gtz meters
t.as 3 On concert orchestra ~
the Hotel ~ Francis
Mi Los Angeles. tess metefs
-es4s-i So 3 va, stories fg-h,
musical ip-li Patrick Marsh
ufrfAs'fn
kFp. San Francisco. cess mr..
trrs-st10.t % 9. M rhtIdrsu's
stories 5-f96 srlKrfa Fair
mont Hotel orchestra taos.
program b. thr Conn Band In.
sirumcnt Go. SIZE musical pro-
KEW. Portland. Ul.5 meters
r. m. concerts TO- ColbuFns
Melody men from the Hotel Port.
land
XIX. Oakland. SOS mstsrs-g-7
r. M. dinner concert. k-t0. studio
pfnFtHms f0-iiis0 WoiAhau's
CAilfofnianH
XIII. los Angeles t0f meters
--e-e 30 p m. Ara HickmRn'a or.
rhratra from the Fillmore hotel
sae+7 20. chiidrruH stories. T3o-
s. special program: $40. lecture
on astronomy 1E.ii Art HEX
mans orchestra from the Bill
more hotel
xxx I.oH Angeles. aaT meters
e is-7 r. M. ~ Mouitpn and
sir orchestra: rs. Ambassador
concert orchestra. So, banquet:
40. xxx feature progrnms To-
-. Hoilywooaland dance orches-
Ara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
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II you feel full. sick or uncom'
Portable after eating. here is harm
less stomach relief. ''Pape's Dia-
pcpsin' settles the stomach and cor
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This guaranteed stomach correct.
i've costs but n few cents at any
drug store. Keep II handy!-Adver.
tisemcnt.
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be gaugcd by the fact that the gov
ernment OF India in considering the
education of its people is looking TO
Hampton for guidance. In China also,
which is seeking to further the edu-
cation, of its great mass of people.
Hampton and Tuskegee are being
taken as models. President Gales of
Mexico has also sent a commission to
Hampton and Tuskegee to study their
methods of instruction"
Have Claim Upon Nation.
DR.. Gregg asserted that since the
negro had not been brought to this
country of his own volition it was
the duty of the Nation to provide
them with the training for honest
self-support.
Among those who were present
Ambassador, and Lady Howard, Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, First Assistant Post
master General John II. Bartlett and
Mrs. Bartlett, Admiral and Mrs Will
lard II. Brownson. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Ernest H.
Daniel, William Phelps Emo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic A Delano, Admiral and
Mrs. f. w. Eberle, Judge John Barton
Payne, Rev. and Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Field,
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Right Rev.
James f. Freeman, Bishop of Wash
ington. and Mrs. Freeman Mr.. and Mrs
Hampson Gary. Senator and Mrs.
Frederick II. Gillett. Col. and Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. Hennen Jan
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nings, Coleman Jennings, Rev. and
Mrs. z. Barney Phillips, William
Mcclellan Ritter. William c. Rives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Roosevelt,
Mrs Hope Slater, John H. Storer, Mrs.
Whitman Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor
Backus, Mrs. Anne Archbold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter f. Tuckerman, Senator and Mrs.
James w. Wadsworth. Ernest G..
Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Swager Sherley and
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Harvey. ~"