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LONDON, Mar. 5.--Many sensa-
tions are in store for the world
during the coming months, accord
ing to Old Moore's Almanac. which
has just been published with its
annual predictions of international
political troubles. floods, railroad
wrecks. sudden deaths, wars, fires
and explosions.
During the present month, says
Old Moore, there viii be great ex-
element in America because OF an.
attempt to assassinate "one OF the
|country's most notable legislators.
Toward the end of the month Eng
land is scheduled to have a railway
disaster, several big fires and 9
good deal Of rain.
Financial IIIFeeling
In February, Old Moore predicts.
st looks as though some interna-
tional iIl-feeling win develop over
financial matters. France, Great
Britain and the United States be-
ing involved. =
At the beginning Of March the
world will be startled by an ALI
ance between France and Germany,
the move being backed by financial
interests. while great perturbation
win be felt in America because OF
the trouble in the Far East.
April will open with happy
event. in the royal family. zol-
lowed by fresh trouble In Egypt,
German penetration Of Spanish in.
dustry, and widespread disease in
Russia.
Nav is to be marked by changes
in the British cabinet and even
at 10 Downing Street,. Mexico will
burst into the international picture
with q characteristic upheaval and
there may be q great deal of blood
shed, but no marked change in the
government.
Trouble By U. 8.
June is to be marked by the es-
Enlistment OF q transatlantic aerial
service. and there win be race
disturbances IN the United States.
Some ugly Incidents" says Old
Moore. will be cf1rOnicled while
the trouble lasts"
"Grim tales OF murder and blood
she'd" are predicted in July be-
cause of q revolt OF the Russian
peasants. which ''will purge Russia
of many elements undesirable in
the eyes OF n0F european HStBADOID
and make reforms calculated to
bring about q state of affairs more
in line with the rest of the civilized
world"
Industrial troubles are on the bill
for August. and there will be a
dispute on the Continent between
Poland and her near neighbors over
the Danzig corridor.
Friction between Great Britain
and Turkey is predicted for Sep
TENDER and this country is likely
to be placed In a dilemma from
which Il may not be possible to es-
cape without some loss of pres
tjge."
A political sensation il due in
October in the form of the restora-
ton to Germany Of one OF the
tropical colonies taken from her
after the war.
Riots I'm Germany
The workers Of Germany win pick
November for the assertion OF their
demands. according to Old Moore.
Grave tidings are to come from
China in December. and "some dan
ger" will threaten a member of the
royal family while on a visit in a
foreign country.
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WIFE GIVES HUSBAND
Sc. 900 TO LEAVE HER

SAN FRANCISCO, March . Mrs.
Laura Breuer told Judge John J.
Van Nortrand that she had made.
jealous husband i present Of a
50, 900 apartment house to set rid
OF him.
She was granted d divorce when
she testified that Theodore Bruers
was so jealous OF her that he even
made trouble with the tenants.
Once tenant came to the door
and asked for either Mr.. or Mrs.
Bruer. She said Breuer flourished
pistol and demanded to know
what he wanted Of Mrs. Breuer.
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YoNl<ERs GIRL MISSING
AFTER MYSTERY CALLS

NEW YORK, March 81. Yonkers
detectives IN New York city
searcned for 17-year-old Josephine
P:cello. who disappeared 10 days
ago after receiving several mysteri-
ssas Telephone calls at the home Of
d neighbor. although there is q
telephone in her own home.
She left without money. Accord.
Ing to her parents she had no IovO
affairs
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AGAIN we lead clothing VALUES Of the
charge the Be paid
with inferior merchandise when credit the
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CONCERT

Marine Barracks, at $3.50 b. M.
81 the United states Marine
Band Orchestra. William III.
santeffnarn. leader: TAYLOR Bran
h SON. second leader. conducting.
March, call OF America"
VI Il. MAhden
overture, .'Piqne Dame IL. Suppe
Intermezzo. .Vaise Poudree"
Poppy
Grand scenes from 'Natoma'
Herbert
Album Leaf i. Wagner
a. Bail Scene" Opus 26 Nicode
Ethiopian Rhapsody ....... Hosmer
Marines Hymn
THE Halls of Montezuma"
''The star SpangIed Banner
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LIQUOR PISTOL TOY
NOT ENOUGH FOR JAIL

NEW YORK, March S. After
police said the pistol he carried was
fitted with trick cartridges that
could be filled with liquor, Lewis
Piotnick. OF Newark, was dis
charged III washington Heights
Court.
Patrolrnan Dennefy asserted per-
sons III q restaurant fin 14Bth Street
were scared when PIOtnick brand
ished the toy weapon.
Al safety belt has been Invented
on which clothes can be ked To
10 power operated Wringer without
endangering users fingers.
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Then the tenant said he wanted TO /
pay his rent and Breuer put the
gun away.
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San Francisco.-'The least cold
would settle in my bronchial tubes
and cause me to develop q severe
cough and would get so hoarse
that could not speak above =
whipser. And every spring would
break out all over with q rash, but
since I learned OF DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery and began to
take it, I have experienced no more
trouble with the breaking out. The
Discovery enriched my blood and
relieved me OF all bronchial trouble.
I have never had a return of either
OF these ailments. Every spring /
take a bottle of the Golden Medf-
cal Discovery or when II feel over
worked or IN any way rundown
and IL keeps me In such perfect
health that I do not need any
other medicine. Joseph H. Trum-
power. 81 18th St.
All druggists. Tablets or liquid.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that Is
Shares of Preferred Stock OF the
Halltown Paper Board Co.. evidence
by Certificate No. A 2. issued to +:
S Harrison. surviving executor Oh
Mrs E H Eyster. deceased. and rs
Shares of Preferred Stock Of the
Halltown Paper Board Co.. evidence
bv Certificate No. A 6, issued to +:
S. Harrison. trustee for Mrs. b =
McCown, having been lost. after such
issue as appears from affidavit filed
with Board of Directors of said Com
pany. notice is hereby given that at
next meeting of Board Of Directors OF
said Company. application will be
made for New Certificates for said
stock in place of ones so lost. after
this advertisement shall have appear
ed four weeks.
A. Mel. Harrison,
Executrix for F S Harrison, deceased
r. r. Nelson,
Trustee for Mrs. B E. McCown. and
Administrator of the Estate OF
M~c T. II EvSfnT ,s..u.
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ROLL OF HONOR

Roll of Honor for Cedar Hill for
the school month ending March 8,
1926.
Second Grade, Mrs. Edna Manuel:
Dorothy Angelo. Marguerite Petruc-
eli, Marie Ranalli, Tony Chicchirichi.
Howard Wiltshire.
Third and Fourth Grades. Mrs.
Margaret A. Wetzel James F Med
lar. Walter Longerbeam. Warren
Mills. Jeanette Dillow. Rachel Paint
err, Beulah Wiltshire. Mary Anna OFT,
Rosie Petrucci. Kathryn Trundle,
Pasqualine Chicchirichi. Elva Pen
well.
Margaret A Wetzel. Principal
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RESOLUTIONS

Resolutions adopted by the w. M.
S. of the Charles Town Baptist
church:
Whereas God in his infinite wis
dom and love called from our midst
and fellowship January 18th. 1926.
our beloved Honorary President. Mrs.
NJ. d. LaBoyteaux to her Heavenly
home.
Therefore be it resolved First.
That in her passing away the w. M. S.
as we'll as our church has sustained a
great loss in leadership. In her
modest and unassuming manner she
has served the W. M. S. faithfully for
wears. She was a consecrated christ
ian and most loyal to her duties a
student of missions and always yea
lous in every phase of the mission act
ivity and in Sunday school and church
work as we'll.
Second. We bow in humble SUBJ
mission to His will. even tho we shall
miss her inspiration and help.
Third. That we cherish her mem
DRY and pray her abiding love and
missionary veal for the extension of
His Kingdom may inspire us to live
ol HisHel plane anu NC Ieduy W Sitet
her in the mansions above.
Fourth. That we extend to her
loved ones our heartfelt love and
sympathy.
Fifth. That copy of these reso-
lutions be placed on the records of
the w. M. s.. copy be sent to the
family, to the Religious Herald
and the Spirit of Jefferson for pub.
LEGATION.
Mrs. f. L. Bushong
Mrs. Mary Rouss
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PART OF TAX OFF FORD CARS

Buyers of Ford cars may now
reap the benefit of the two percent
reduction in excise tax. notwith-
standing the fact that the Federal tax
reduction does not become effective
until March 20. Until the time set
oy Congress for the Federal tax cut,
the Ford Motor Company and its
dealers will absorb the difference,
the Ford Motor Company announces.
This action has been taken, it is
stated. to remove any incentive for
purchases to delay buying cars until
March 29, at which time the great
volume Of normal spring business
VIII have begun. BY absorbing the
tax cut the company and its dealers
insure a more eaualizd market and
avoid the possibility Of SCI Pus con-
gestlon with resultant lone aifs for
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"THE Two-wAY PULPIT"

The Washington Star. each Satur-
day afternoon. is featuring the writ
ings of two famous preachers--Dr.
John Roach Straton and Rev. Hubert
C. Herring. The former is the lead
er of the fundamntalists and the lat
ter is an internationally known lib
eral minister. Read their articles
"The Two-Way Pulpit"-in next
Saturdays Star. and order your copy
from G. M. Slifer, newsdealer, today
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PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Mary Eagan has returned
from months visit to friends in
Washington City.
Mrs. Roy Glenn is patient at the
Charles Town General Hospital, and
is doing nicely.
William Hahn. surgical patient
was dismissed Tuesday from the
hospital.
Mr.. Stanley Shugart, of Philadel-
phia. Pa. has returned to the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, where he Is
member of the faculty.
Miss Rebecca Trapnell. who ha.
been on visit to Charleston. s. c.,
returned home last week.
Miss Ada Clipp. of near Rippon
is visiting her sister. Mrs Frank
Moreland.
DR. G G Sydnor and Mr. Roberts
motored to Baltimore on last Friday,
where Miss Frances Campbell has
been patient for seven weeks in the
Union Memorial Hospital. bringing
her to her home here. She stood the
trip very well. They were accom-
panied by Miss Anna Campbell, who
went with her sister. and a hospital
nurse. Miss Kenly.
Mrs Sallie Miller from near
Funkstown. Md. spent a day or
two with Mrs. S. r. Ford on West
Washington street.
Mrs. Annie Merchant has been
quite sick at her apartment in. the
telephone building.
Mrs. William Cullers has returned
to her home from the Charles Town
General Hospital. where she had been
a patient.
Mr.. Lawrence Allen. son of Mr.
and Mrs l. Allen. has been i'll for the
two weeks in Baltimore, suffering
from a punctured heart.
Mrs. C Pearl Miley and daughter.
Kathleen. have both been suffering
from the la grippe.
Mrs. E. A. Roades is quite sick at
her home with the grippe.
Miss Wilhelmina Phillips is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. William Parker. in
Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. Olin Wiley has been quite
sick with la grippe.
Mrs. John Y. Mcdonald gave an
afternoon tea at her home at Media.
near town. to her sister. Miss Louise
Bosworth. of Illinois. A number of
people were present.
VIM. Hawn. student of the local
high school. underwent minor oper-
alton at the Charles Town Hospital.
He will be able to leave the hospital
in few days.
Mrs. Vernon Sheetz and Mrs. Net
tie holland returned from Balti-
more, where they bought their
spring supply of millinery goods.
Miss Rose Griffith has returned
from Baltimore. Md. where she has
been purchasing millinery for spring.
Little David Hunter Brown is
suffering from la grippe.
Mrs. Ella Miller has gone to
Baltimore, from there she will go
to North Carolina and then to
Florida on a visit
Mr.. Charles Porterfield. of North
port, Long Island was in Charles
Town last week, visiting his brother
| Mr.. John Porterfield. and niece. Mrs
Edward E. Cooke Mr.. PorterfielC
| is member of the editorial staff OF
the Thompson Publishing Co.. Law
book publishers, and has been with
the company nearly forty years.
Mrs. G. NJ. West. of Rippon. is Wis
iting her daughter. Miss Esther Wiesi
and friends in Clarksburg, w. Va.
Miss West is teacher in the Wash
ington-Irving High School in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Miller anc
three sons, of Aspers, Pa. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Snapp, at Rip
! pom.
Mrs. Walter H. Shipman, of Clarer
don, Va. spent day or two with hel
| father, Mr.. d. A. Phillips.
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Margaret A wetzel. Principal

The Stone Mt. Monumnt Associa-
ton ask that publicity be given to
the fact. that after April 18th. the
price of the Memorial Half Dollar
will be $500 instead of S1.00. The
value of these coins will increase, no
doubt, as the supply grows less.
Lawson Bolts Chapter. U D G, has
sold rs, but can furnish you one now
for 81 90. Buy at once.
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EXECUTRIX'S
NOTICE.

Having qualified as executives Of
the estate of Landon Quick, deceas-
ed. all parties knowing themselves
indebted to this estate come forward
and make settlement of same, and
those having claims will present
them. properly authenticated for
settlement.
MINNIE HOOE,
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pm DEATH OF
/ B MYERS.


the Board of Di-
fson Bank & Trust
their Banking
own, w Va, Feb
be following reso-
on the death of
q Director of this
pleased the Great
se in his wise
from our midst
eemed co-worker.
has always been
IN his attendance
is kindly DISPOSE
Pr character and
won for him our
feel our loss.
Be 1t Resolved.
our esteemed
pity has lest one
st honorable citi-
his wife our sin.
DDemoan our loss
Bank. ''~
copy of +hese
shed in our town v ! !
e sent to his wild.
a
E. E. FUR, -
John W. Irwin
H. N. Watson
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REsoLUTIONs

Whereas. it has pleased our an wise
and all loving Father in his infinite
wisdom to cali unto Himself on Jan
uary Is. 1926, our beloved member.
Miss Betty M. Wiltshire. and in the
death Of Miss Wiltshire we recongnize
our great loss for she was a loyal
member of the w. III. S. of Charles
Town Baptist church and was faithful
in her attendance. therefore be it
resolved:
First. That We as a society bow in
humble submission to Our Father.
Second. That we cherish her men,
orv always. not forgetting her loyalty.
her helpfulness and her stong christ
ian character.
Third. That we extend to the be-
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
and commend them to Him who is
able 10 sustain in great sorrow.
Fourth. That copy of these re-
solutions be sent to her family to the
Religious Herald and the town papers
and be recorded in the minutes of the
Woman's Missionary Society.
Mrs. f. L. Bushong
Mrs. Mary Rouss
Mrs. A. d. Barr
Committee.
Watch for the notice in this paper
of our opening day, March 9th. We
want every farmer in the county to
be present. Several pieces of mach
inery will be given away along with
other special features.
Burns a. Marshall
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EARN FOR RENT

For Rent. farm. on the east side
of the Shenandoah river. Apply to
Miss Virginia Lucas
March 3-2t
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Itching, bleeding. protruding or
blind piles have yielded to Doan's
Ointment. Coo at all stores.
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Mr. and Mrs ! H Russell. who have
had apartments at Mr.. Harry Rome
mus's. expect to move on April 1st to
their new home nearing completion.
ON South Mildred street. This is an
attractive looking house. being stuc-
coed, and will have all the modern
conveniences. 1t is next to Mr.. w A
Spengler's, and has a commanding
view of the beautiful Blue Ridge
Mountains.
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For any pain. burn. scald or bruise.
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic 0il---the
household remedy. Two sizes soc
and 60c at all drug stores.
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Fruit Trees and Ornamentals---
Write for Free Catalogue and Special
February and March Offer. Agents
Wanted. Titus Nursery Company.
Waynesboro, Virginia"
Feb 17-4t
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MARCH II.

! meeting of the
HE held on Thurs
1.-THE Parish House
bland in Song and
trayed by Mrs. F.
hk Corregan, and
krfeld Physical
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Victrolas, the new ones are world
oeaters, hear one at c. p. Miller's.
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PUT SALE

T., discontinuing
Eo sne J W Card
|0uth of Shep-
| RcH "a 1926,
EWork Horses.
Fers, ! Mule Colt
good one VI
eattle,
Psg5eulin tested.
Fition. ness In
kens
Pf FodJau
Fs aths credit on
ank. "a per-
EXTINCTION
SSsaoSsa!liiser. Auct.
nlr.s 4AlIf1n OIL.
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ITEMS

difference Of the 9e
T. VII convene e IN
4 sday March 70.
|raser. the Pastor
Town Bap-
\ Sunday |, Services
BAY.
|Goodwin, the Rec;
zion Episcopal
L., morning ana
1 usual next sun
kdnor. the PASTOR
ksrles Town Pres
~ Sunday Dr.
n services at the
bnday.
liz. Church, South
kbed at both the
n services Sun
&usion Of the sun
IL, the Sacrament
H. was observed.
his Wednesday
ual services next
Id evening.
[aricas curse. To
normal weight,
~ blood. use
tters. Sold at all
1925.
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bed, died at her
|ant last Friday
rs years. Funeral
/ on Monday after
hit.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-10

are recommended
k4v operate easily,
q without bad af-
4 all drug stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-10

4 using Ely Bros
6ffee every day
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FNT.
EiIng, owned bv
| on 2nd Avenue.
Pas large garden
& R Realty Co..
Z West Virginia
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lao YEARS

.IDlCNE has been
uie treatment of
MEDICINE con-
Ep.w,h which Quickly
erlea.tlon, and the
/ ionic which acts
n The Mucous sur
ne Inflammation.
4 Toledo Ohio.
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Is buns made fresh
kenten season.
4 Brown Bros.
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bALE

house, good stable,
or garage.
Ne. meat house, 4
be farm Of 0 NJ.
5lnile= from Bar
VIII rent.
c. F. Wall
this Saturday.
W Stock Yards.
neral sale=day.
ider & Wall, Inc.
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r's new home on
let, is progressing
e will be succeed
dern convenienees
when completed.
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ILENT BOOKS


hat excellent dis
heard show WIN
only seventy-hve
Re some mighty
Hhem. Stories by
Srwood. Edna Fer
kbatini and Grace
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Feb. 17-4t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-04

steps were taken to set up a strong
State Interraciar Committee and to
vitalize the. interracisl movement
throughout the State. To that end
an organization committee was
created, consisting OF ten members
and headed by Mrs. Minnie u. Full
Ter. a we'll known leader among the
white women Of Arkansas. On this
committee Judge Scipio Jones, DR..
J. G.. Ish, and others will represent
the colored group.
The organization committee was
instructed to select with great care
representative state committee and
TO make a survey of interracial con.
dftions to be laid before the latter
at its first meeting, as suggestive
basis for its program 1t is expect
ed that the new State Committee
Will be called early in 1927, at which
time an executive secretary will be
named, program viii be Ia d out
and the work OF local organization
viii begin.
Conditions i'm Arkansas at this time
arc said to be very favorable to the
revival Of the interraciai movement.
which functioned for while just
after the war and then lapsed The
organization meeting was convened
and directed by Mrs Jessie Daniel
ARes, representing the Commission
on Interraciai Cooperation.
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CHICAGO. III.

The 9th anniversary Of Egypt
Council Of which Mrs. Eliza Jackson,
state grand queen of Illinois OF A.
u. X. q u. OF A.. Is most excellent
queen. was observed last Tuesday
evening at the hall, 324 e. 51st st.
with program and banquet. Among
the features OF the evening were the
reading of the history of the coun-
Gil; music by the choir under the
leadership of Mrs. Serbia Jackson
ana Mrs. Lulu Eddington: music by
the 1st Regiment Band of the mil.
itary department. Of Illinois ard the
'ad1es' band of the organization re.
Gently organized Of which Captain
george Harrison is director and Mrs.
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STILL HELPING

The following persons have been
kind enough to heed our appeal and
send in remittances: Mr.. A. d.
Ragland, South Boston. Va, Mr..
Thomas Lacy, Vernon HfIk, Va, Mr..
II. T. Jackson, Mr.. r. A. Hayes,
Ardmore. Pa, Mr. E. s. Keene, New
port News, Va, Mr. Quinn Shelton,
t. S. Roane, NJ. d.. Mr.. J. H. Black
well, Ebenezer Baptist s. S., NJ. B.
Jones. M D., Rev A. d. Lewis, Hun
tington, West Va, Mr.. Louis Shelton,
Columbus. Ohio, Mrs. Laura Harri-
son. Boston. Mass, Ord St Bethel
A. NJ r. Church, Rev James s.
Hatcher, d. d.. pastor, Rev, w. B.
Ball. Rev. DR.. John Clinton, Jr.,
Philadelphia, Pa, Mr.. William H.
Scott. Mr.. Thomas Page. Miss Rosa
Mr. Robert G. Scott. DR.. Leon A.
it!. per Mrs Adelaide @ Thompson,
Young Mems Christian Association
per Rev. DR.. Scott G.. Burrell, Mrs
Zebuion Heath, Taylor's Island Md,
Mr.. Eugene Phillips, New York,
Rev. c. @. Boone. M. D., Rev. q. w.
Gaines. MIR Fred H Mckenzie
WdSnlnEtOn, IL. U, MI. Charles 10. L.
Pr.mus. Mr.. J. II. G. King, Rondo
@rk. Capital City Lodge. No. II,
Queen City Court, Waynesboro, Va.
Mr. Thomas Page. MIR. Fred Cephas
Mr.. Charles Jordan, Pittsburgh Pa.
G A. Mckenzie. ESQ, Mr.. Ben vii
liams, Mr.. Frank Turpin, Mr.. Ira
Howerton. "Wild Man" Miss Mozell
w. Real. Mr.. Leon Fields. Mr.. R. n
Goode. w. I. Johnson Sons, Mrs Mo
zelle Beal.