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LEGALs
IS Legal Notices

crate motor vehicles as a common carrier
OF passengers from Ilinols-Indisns state
line to Indisna-Illlnois State line over
highways 81. 20. II and city streets
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause IN Rooms Of Com
md a. m, Tuesday. October %. 1884.
Public Participation is reauested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner.
indianapolis. Ind. September II l934
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application Of Meehl Motor Freight.
Hartford Mich. for certificate 10 operate
motor vehicles as common carrier OF
property from Hartford TO Chicago over
highways u. 20 8. s. 2. from Mich. State
line over highway 81 south to all points
III Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House Indianapolis
md a. m. Tuesday. october q, 1884.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner.
Indianapolis. Ind. September IL 1888.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Pubic Service Commission Docket No.
2364-M
Application Of Interstate Motor Freight
System. Grand Rapids Mich, for certi1-
cate to operate motor vehicles as COM
mon carrier OF property extending through
or into cities and towns over highways IA,
30 81. 81. %
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission 40l State House. Indianapolis
Ind. 9 a. m. Tuesday. October %, 1884.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE Examiner.
Indianapolis Ind, September II. 1894.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
2445-M
Application of The National Transit
Corporation, Detroit Mich. for certificate
to operate motor vehicles as a common
carrier of property extending through or
into cities and towns over highways ST.
80. 10. 81 40
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 401 State House. Indianapolis
Ind. 9 a. m. Tuesday. october 2. 1884.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BV RUSSELL, p KEHOE Examiner
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DR.. SMITH TO LECTURE
Dental Society Postgraduate Course
Meets Tonight.

DR.. Lon Smith will be the lee
turer at the second session of the
Indianapolis Dental Society post
graduate course at 7:30 tonight at
the Indiana university dentistry
school
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Said bonds are being issued pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter 80 OF the Acts OF
with which TO pay and satisfy certain
judgments rendered against said Township
on account of claims incurred for sup
plies and services rendered to the poor OF
said Township on orders issued by the
Township Trustee.
Bidders will be requested to state the
interest rate to be borne by the bonds
covered by their bid. the number and de-
nomination Of the bonds bid on. and the
- any to be paid s1d II The std right
to sell a less amount of bonds than the
amount advertised No bid will be con-
bonds covered by said bid. plus the inter-
est accrued and TO accrue thereon from rom
not received on said date. for all of said
bonds. the Advisory Board and Trustee
will convene in adjourned special session
at the. same hour Of each succeedig day
thereafter for the purpose of receiving
bids on said bonds. without further adver-
tisement. until all Of said bonds are sold
Board.
We are advised by counsel that these
bonds are payable out OF unlimited. ao
yslorem taxes TO be levied and collected
on all Of the taxable property. both real
and personal in said civil township.
Dated this JAMES llSh say p Po Ss6fe6Sf 1854
Trustee Wavne Township
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
PAM.
Application OF Interstate Travel-Ways.
Inc Gary. for certificate TO operate mo-
tor vehicles as a common carrier OF pass
engers from Gary TO Illinois State line
passing through and serving Gary. Hess
Vile Hammond. East Chicago. Whiting.
over 18th ave. Broadway. and 1ndianap-
oils blvd
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission, 40l State House. Indianapolis.
Ind 9 q. m. Tuesday. October %, 1884.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL p. KEHOE. Examiner.
indianapolis. IND. Septembcr II. 1898.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
23eS-M
Application OF Deluxe Motor Stages of
IL. Inc. Chicago. for certificate TO op-
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE

Wayne Township. Marion County. Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the Trustee
and Advisory Board of Wayne Township
Of Marion County, Indiana. will meet at
the office of the Trustee at No. 1924 w.
apolis, on the 18th day of October 1894,
at the hour of $50 O'Clock a. M and at
said time and place will receive bids on
issue of judgment funding bonds of said
Township, in the amount of 40,683.37.
Said bonds are to be dated october IS.
exceed five per cent (5col per annum the
exact rate to be determined by bidding,
which interest is payable on July l, 1885.
nominations of not less than $4,000 nor
more than 100000 as requested by the
successful bidder. and will mature in semi
annual series. beginning OF July l. 1886.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Plumbing Permits

John McArs. 1913 oliver avenue, three
Ear Kent. 1854 West Washington. one
fixture
Earl Kent. s37l colegs avenue. two FIX
lures.
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NOTICE IN DFTERMTNATT0N


The taxpayers of Wayne Township,
fed that the Advisory Board and Trustee
September. 1884. authorize the issuance
and sale of judgment funding bonds of
said Township in the amount of $40 683.37
bearing interest at a rate not to exceed
five t5coD per cent per annum 1.-THE exact
rate to be determined by bidding and
maturing serially over a period of ten
years, beginning on July l, 1886. Said
bonds are being issued for the purpose
of procuring funds with which to pay and
satisfy certain judgments against said
Township as follows:
Oscar Haug vs. Wayne Township of
Marion County. Indiana. No. A-19032
Room Marion Superior Court. tor
S35. 344 40 and costs on September 7. 1884;
Standard Grocery Company, L. A:
jackson. Inc, VS. Wayne Township Of
Marion County, Indiana, No. A-79065
Room S Marion Superior Court. for
All Of said judgments were rendered
in the Superior Court of Marion County.
furnishing of poor relief. BY the issuance
of said judgment funding bonds, the
Township will avoid the necessity of pay
ing said judgments out of taxes levied
and collected in one year and thereby
equalize the tax burden.
Taxpayers desiring to object to the lssu-
ance of said bonds may file a remon-
STRANGE in the office of the Auditor of
Marion County. Indiana. in the manner
provided by statute.
Dated this 18th day of September 1884.
JAMES S. POLSGROVE.
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L E G AIS
Sc Legal Notices

DO Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket NO.
Application of E. N Reinhardt, d/bl a
for certificate to operate motor vehicles
as a common carrier of property, extend
over highways 40. 81. SO, 81, Al,
Notice is hereby given that the Pubic
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House, indianapolis,
Ind, 9 a. m, Wednesday october "a, 1884
PUBLIC particiRation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner.
indianapolis. Ind. September II. 1884
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application of Adkins Transfer Co,
Nashville, Tenn, and Indianapolis, for
certificate to operate motor vehicles as a
common carrier of property from Indian
serving Logansport, Monticello. Remington,
Crown Point over highways %, "a, So 30.
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 4Ol State House. indianapolis,
Ind. 9 a. m. Wednesday, october "a. 1884.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner
indianapolis. Ind. September II. 1884.
Public Service Commission Docket No.
2401-M
Application of Southern Indiana Trans
fer. Louisville. Ky. for certificate to OPP
crate motor vehicles as a common carrier
of property from State line at New AL
bany to Terre Haute, passing through and
serving Bedford, Oolitic. Bloomfield Lin
ton. Jasonville, Hymera, Shelburn. Sulli-
van, Terre Haute over highways $50, 81,
81. So Al
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
missnns n 4oi iis Stale House
Ind. a. m. Tuesday. October %, 1884.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL p KEHOE, Examiner.
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10 Rooms with BOARD

COLLEGE. 326s-Lovely room; good meals
private home: garage. Reasonable IA
$3.50.
DELAWARE N 2o55-Front room: good
meals hot water: accommodate 2; small
room. Phone.
NEW JERSEY. N 2217-Cozv front room;
near bath; good meals: gentlemen pre-
ferred TA-4706.
shower ! or gentlemen; private home
HA-1733-M.
WOODRUFF FL. SOL M DR.--Lovely
room; next path meals optional; gem
tleman; private entrance; phone.
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Is Situations Wanted

BUTLER University students need ode
Jobs. Will work in homes for room and
board. Also do office work. clerking,
tutoring ianitor work. soda fountain.
chauffering etc. Call BUTLER EMPLOY.
MENT BUREAU. HU-1318.
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R E N T A | S
Is Housekeeping Rooms
s. Household Goods

ILLINOIS. n. 2339-2 room kitechenette
apartments. SIS. HA-492S-M
PARK. l023-2-3 rooms. newly decorated;
all utilities, SIS. S6: also sleeping.
SHELBY. 26O5-3 furnished rooms; pri-
vste BATH front entrance. DR-l252-R.
WOODRUFF. $40 NJ DIR rooms. run
ming water: overstuffed utilities; next
bath, l room: adults. CH-3l73.
TENTH. 1925 E.-S3-s5-s 6-Clean modern
rooms newly decorated beds sink;
utilities furnished.
CLINTON HOTEI-Large front room;
housekeeping steam heat; gas range. %
Virginia Ave.
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INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring
HELP WANTE
Is Help Wanted-Male

Is Help Wanted-Male
LOCAL position should pay $500 weekly
to start. rapid increase; investment re-
CURED P. o. Box $50
ACCT. with sales or retail credit expe-
rience with car to handle outside work
for national organization in Indiana.
Must have car and be financially reSpon-
sibe Phone RI-2730 for appointment
ADVERTISING statesmen. CITY out-town
Jobs CIVIC BOOKING RIM l44 Hotel
Roosevelt.
200 COLORED men and women to pick
beans Meet truck at end of w. Tenth
line a. m. every day including Sunday
ALESMEN-Steady employment. repeat
commission 622 East Michigan, 8 a. m.
WANTED good BARRIERS at once JEN-
NINGS SHOP, 100 S. Illinois st.
WANTED-Men to have their hats cleaned
and blocked or suits pressed for 25c J.
r. HAT CLEANERS. 81 w. Ohio St.
Saleswomen and Solicitors
Pleasant work; POSSIBLE earnings slS
per week and up. LI-5848.
YOUNG MAN. with car experienced in
waiting on trade; good pay: permanent.
Call for appointment, RI-l368. Thurs
day evening. between 6.S.
WANTED-ALL AROUND LOCKSMITH
l22 VIRGINIA AVE. Rl-I894
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r E Mt AIS
% Unfinished Houses
N E r C n NDISE
s. Household Goods

MACPHERSON. 2s23-Double. S room
modern garage. clean, Sl4
MICHIGAN W 1888 rooms. Bath. 10
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Ia Help Wanted-Femaie

SALESWOMEN ~ Direct selling ano
demonstrating experience. Reference re-
CURED No canvassing. No investment
Excellent opportunity for right party
$40 Merchants Bank.
3 MORE GIRLS for pleasant work in
CITY; guaranteed. SO SALARY and bonus;
average earnings. Sl5-$l8 weekly. After
p. M. 272 Century bldg.
CHRISTMAS CARDIs-BSeautiful assert.
YOU half these prices; call or write IN
DIANA SALES CO., 6 Pembroke Arcade.
"a Virginia Ave, indianapolis, Ind.
ADVERTISING COLLECTORS. city. out
town jobs Automobile required RIM. l44.
Hotel Roosevelt. -
3 GIRLS to learn beauty work in ex-
change for services. 1913 Central ave.
Is Wanted-Male or Female
WE WANT 1000 twhitel men and women
to pick beans; also IS tomato pickers.
Meet Al Butchers truck. 7 a. m; every
day including Sunday; main entrance
Speedway; take Speedway bus.
WANTED-Elderly couple to take care
of good home for lone party, 1916 w.
27th st.
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NEW JERSEY n. 25Is-6-Toom. modern
double. fine furnace; garage. adults S25.
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Contract Bridge

WEST caShed the king of dia-
w monds, which held, MI. Ohrt,
in the East, playing the encouraging
nine spot. West, therefore, con-
tinued with the ace of diamonds
and then the jack of diamonds,
which Mr.. Ohrt won with the queen.
He returne da small spade and
South, the declarer, Won the trick
with the ace. He already had lost
three clubs and knew that, if the
spade suit broke, he would not
have to take the club finesse. His
only hope was not to lose a trump
trick. Therefore, he played the ace
Of hearts.
The careless East player would
play the ten of hearts, and South
naturally would continue with the
king of hearts and pick up the
outstanding trump. But Mr.. Ohrt
realized that the declarer was up
against a tough guess, and so he
f~alse-carded and played his queen.
This made it looks as though
West held four hearts to the ten
spot originally. Therefore, the de-
clarer played a small heart, West
played the six, and you can not
blame the declarer for ~fnessing the
nine, trying to make his contract.
OF course, MI. Ohrt won the trick
with the ten of hearts, thus de-
feating the declarer's contract one
trick.
Copyright. 1884. by NEA Service, Incl
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ARQK
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~ BRUCE CNIT@

TIME second volume of the WAR
Memoirs" Of David LLOYD
George now is available; and 1t gives
one, Internationally, about as dreary
and discouraging an insight lnto
the war tragedy as one ever coulo
want.
AS 1916 drew to a close, the world
was getting tired of war-under-
standably. since the frightful sacrl-
fees of Verdun and the Somme
were matters of recent memory.
In all countries tentative move
ments toward peace were beginning.
The British cabinet discussed a
peace plan. Germany was known TO
be ready to talk peace.
1t was Lloyd George, more than
any other statesman, who Squelched
this talk. A negotiated peace at
that time, he insisted, would settle
nothing. The wal must go on until
complete victory had been gained.
German militariSm must be
crushed absolutely. The allies must
stick to it and administer a knock
out blow. Otherwise the postwar
years would be fraught with dan
ger, injustice, and fear.
Well, Lloyd George had his way.
In this book he Celebrates on his
stand and justifies it. And it is
rather appalling to find a response
BILE statesman, in the year 1888,
who can feel that anything very
consequential was gained by extend
ing the war for two more years.
Peace in 1916 would have pre-
vented Communism in Russia and
Hitlerism in Germany. The out
look for peace today could be hard
ly worse than it is. The world
might have been spared an infinite
amount of suffering. BY going on
with the war the world gained
just what?
Anyhow, here's, Lloyd Georges
story. 1t gives a valuable insight
into wartime strategy and diplo-
macy c~riticises certain English
statesmen and soldiers rather sharp
Iy, removes some more of Kitchen
er'S halo, and tells about the collapse
of the Asquith coalition cabinet.
And, as I say, it's all pretty de-
pressing.
Published by Little, Brown and
Company, it sells for 81.
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DIR. Rice Will
Speak Tonight
on Advertising

DR.. Thurman B. Rice, professor at
Indiana Medical school, will be
speaker tonight at the general meet
ing of the Indianapolis branch,
American Association of University
Women. His subject will be Mis-
leading Advertising Pertaining to
Health"
Members and guests r invited
to attend The meeting at 8 in Rauh
Memorial library.
Miss Faye Henley will discuss
spoken poetry at 10 Thursday morn
ing at the library in the sixth OF a
series of book talks, arranged by
Mrs. O. M. Helmer, arts chairman.
Mrs. John Cunningham will con-
clude her parent education lectures
at 1915 Friday morning at the
library.
Mrs. Luther R. James, FIT. Benja-
min Harrison, talked on Mes Elk
periences Dams u Ecole Lulsse" at
the language study group meeting
Yesterday at the home of Mrs. Glno
A. Ratti, 329 Buckingham drive.
Mrs. w. L. Richardson is group
chairman.
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with their dolls.
Our grandmothers may or may
not have been fitted for maternity
at these tender ages. I believe that
there is some medical dispute about
the physiological and eugenic dis
advantages of such early child-bear-
ing. undoubtedly some of them still
were emotionally children, and
physically far from mature. The
surviving peasant custom of child
marriage in our southern mountain
districts has borne enough unpleas-
ant results to influence us against
it for our own little girls.
My grandmother was married at
IA and bore the first of her nine
children at 16.
However, on the whole, conditions
of pioneer life we're better adapted
to promote emotional capacity at
an early age than the more shell
tered existence of today's young
girl. The rural freedom Of court
ship tended to make them emotion
ally more mature than the present
system of forbidding girls to have
dates in their early teens. Agricul-
turaI requirements for marriage
were fairly simple in comparison to
the economic complications of the
present.
Today we are prejudiced against
early marriage and maternity on
reasonable grounds. 1t simply does
not fit in with the trend of our cul-
ture. Girls now enter into profess
sions and educational institutions
that we're previously reserved for
men only. This makes for a longer
period of sexual selection and a
larger range of love choice, with &C
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State Board
to Be Topic
of Speaker
Health Work Will Be
Discussed Before
League Group.

DR.. o. Z. Torian, chairman OF the
child health committee of the state
health council, will talk on the state
board of health for the second dis
cussion group of the child welfare
committee of the indianapolis
League of Women Voters at 10 to-
morrow morning in Rauh Memorial
library. Mrs. william H. Morrison
will talk on Child Labor and the
MIRA"
The child welfare committee, IN
charge of the February discussion
groups. will sponsor a luncheon
Wednesday, Feb. %, at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club, when the sub
iect will be probation and the
Juvenile Court"
Mrs. Louis Haerle is. chairman,
assisted by Mesdames William Ray
Adams, Paul White, Ralph Hender-
son, j. j. Daniels, w. H. Morrison,
Russell Ryan, Sylvester Johnson
Jr.. Garvin Brown, G. H. A. Cloves,
Thomas D. Sheerin, Donald jam
eson. James T. Cunningham, Wen
dell Sherk and Francis Dunn and
Miss Gertrude Taggart.
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tivities of sufficient interest to
bridge the gap.
Between the infantile stage of
dependence and the adult capacity
for responsible relationships. there
is a great gulf to be SPAWNED by the
emotional development of the indi-
vidual. For it is not the fact Of
marriage and maternity that makes
a person adult, but the psychology
cal capacity for the enjoyment of
adult responsibilities. I believe the
law to be wise which forbid child
marriages in our times. The legal
age at which a girl may marry
without parental consent is Is. For
a boy, who natures more slowly,
the age is 81.
The period of maturity differs in
individuals and in social environ
ments. I do not recall setting the
age of rs az the proper time for
a girl to marry. 1t does seem to me
that the child you expect to marry
is sexually ~precocious rather than
emotionally mature. I do not look
for permanence in the marriage you
are about to undertake, for a life
long union depends upon emotional
knowledge which the child does not
have. She will be obliged to sub
stitute marriage for the period of
innocent courtship which should
have been hers. 1t would be inter-
esting to hear from you a few years
later. And it will be interesting to
hear from others who have married
young and come up against some
problems.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am 16. He
is "a. He says he cares for me
and he has asked me twice to
marry him, yet we have but one
date a week. I'm not ready to
marry. I'm just starting to live
and I want to have a good time.
My feeling for him is not love,
but he is the only one I've ever
really cared for. I've EVE cried
over boys before, but I do worry
over him. Do you think if he
really cared for me that he would
act SO queer? Please help me.
PUZZLED.
Answer-No, 1 don't think that if
he really cared for you he would be
content with one date a week. Per-
haps you are over-anXious and your
obvious devotion does not offer Suf-
flcient challenge to awaken the in
stinct of the chase. The male is
prepared for some resistance from
the object Of his choice, which he
expects to overcome by ardent WOO
ing. Female flight always increases
male desire. Floyd Dell says that
these delays in courtship call for
the Transformation of otherwise I'M
endurable desire into symbolic and
psychic assertions and promises
which constitute the poetry of
courtship. You lack the independ-
ence which would excite him to
greater effort to win you.
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TOday's Contract Problem
Solution to PreUiOus
Contract Problem
BY w. E.
,ecretarv American Bridge League

DON't carelessly play any card
II in your hand. Try to make
every card convey a message to yous
partner. When you have a high
card and you think it advisable for
your partner to know this, echo with
a high card. Don't get into the
habit of false-carding without any
thing behind it.
There are times, however, when a
clever ~false-card will win a hand
for you by a big swing. A clever
~false-card move was made in today's
hand by Fred Ohrt Of Buffalo,
playing in the recent Buffalo city
championship tournament.
North, not having four of his
partners suit, can not support
hearts on the first round and his
natural response is no trump. How
ever, as soon as South showed a
fve-card heart suit, North'S
strength now was sufficient to take
the strain of the hand by jumping
to four.
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WILL GIVE
BENEFIT PARTY

Mothers Club of Clifton Kinder
garten of the Free Kindergarten
Society will entertain tonight with
a benefit card party at 1924 Cliff
ton street. The committee is COM
posed of MeSdames Paul o. Jones,
Russwell Swan, Cornelius Keyler
and Norman L. Wise.
Miss Lucy Williams, Miss Mary
Kathryn Martin and Mrs. Ted
Whelan will sing.
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STAFF TO
ATTEND DINNER

Banner Temple degree staff,
Pythian Sisters, will entertain with
a dinner Thursday night at the
home Of Mrs. Helen McCord. 1902
Kenwood avenue. Assistant hostesses
will be Mesdames Minnie H. John
son. Amelia Bramkamp, Kathryn
Perry and Amelia WhetSit and Miss