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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ACCESSORIES for camera fans incl.

ACCESSORIES for camera. fans, mel, all
noys Ps pa asae aSs
!opp: Dept. JUSTICE RE. 2434
ACCoRDIoN; At.too .ds - or 12o BASES, good con-
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcuia
UNITED TYPEWR1TER CO. s1s i4th st St
ADDING MACH, typewriters. calculators
nhfSG snd Syn G0 4s25' week, DI 7312 q =;
good condition, preferably nine keys. Wood
AIR Filter or sir-conditioning unit for
suitland sufiaqa' Manoli nAiFac Nd "@ Homer aye
AN-IoTE FuRNITGRE, art objects, bet
teT-grade ,l, china and bric-a-brac in any any
MR. sOueS BRADY, Trn'eS IA a! as26 Sh'e piesSe 'a'
ANTIQUES, furniture, bric-a-brac,, china.
aishest cash prices paid paid ca Can MURRAY,
BAMBOO BLINDS, Call NO. 1888 after 3
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
contents OF aptS or houses; at once We DO
living room pieces rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture, in any amount wanted at
td todsy Mr. Nix. GRADY. Ma $3.50, 81 D''A'' 'A"
BENCH SAW, in.' motor not needed.
BIoYcLEs, il any condition, for material.
BicYcLE, HSat boys. boys Gain, in good condi-
ton; child's ball-bearing skates, boxing
gloves and punch bag set. Glebe 375S
BOOKs-Highest prices paid for good
SHOP. sos 9th st. n W. DI. 50o7.
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK STORE. 922
9th st. NV MA. 94O2. Open evenings
until s.. Sundays until p.m.
CAMERA-Leica camel a Contax or other
35-mm. type. with or without accessories,
urgently wanted. Call MR.. HORN from
| 10 to q at RE. 2434. office
CAMERAS-We buy used cameras: highest
prices paid ROBBINS CAMERA SHOP,
500 18th st. NV.
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment,
all accessories bought at highest prices
Dept of Justice RE o435.
CAMERAS. photo equipment, both amateur
and professional. Best prices. FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY. 500 9TH st. NV. tnear F,
CAMERA = Private party urgently needs
RolleifieX, Ikoflex. Voight. Superb or any
| fine camera. ia. 5S25.
CAMERAS--Leicas, Contaxs, other foreign
and domestic cameras and Photographic
equipment. Also movie equipment. Come
| in and see US for the highest cash price.
SOMMERS' CAMERA EXCHANGE, 141O
New York ave. NV
CHINA CUPS and saucers. buttons, fans,
else that Is ancient Box LOOM, Star.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COUNTRY BOARDING, sanitary Kennels
individual runs: free pic6up and ,, deliyeyy;
fREsSslSsE Hoba rfe is6 FAN
IL II 81 s'rins Ss5s iiNDsEv colssVil's Sill
BoARDiNG AND GRooMING-1ndiyid,;
apd oatdoor KRns Akc
FI!s FSfrTf Il BOG Pbsns sFRaf F1:,tsH HI: es
FsrSseor Fd ySpF pet bePrJh Of hess M PeSS ia HE'S
HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Boardins, shoted
PUPPIES a5pesSi and champions hI 4isG az stud, WA.
ENGLISH SETTER SHOOTING DOGS
vii: vii: be ft'@s scarce r this this M tei Ny trailer "
demonstrate, their ability on Quail; Also
H. j. HUNT ", Rockville 74@-J; =.
scoTTIEs, pair, imp. AZ months, black.
Hunt, RosEDERE KENNELS, Falls Church
PooSMiERANIANs, PEKINGEsE, chihuahuas,
" Sss II RosEpERG kESNEIs Tss
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES: wks; 4,s,5 eligible gtls
Frozen RRaSs Ga aoksE 81 faffA MEAT u inspected
chunk and sr0qnd wholeale pa rea
sole distributor; 4; Lobel Co, 20o7 14th
BOSTON BULL, thoroushbred, female. 3
months old $40. Phone OR. 5O41. -2s
RABBITS, pr New Zealand whites. grey
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, 3 mos. to ! VI,
old, male and female: fawn. excel. blood
lines Show prospects. Unexcelled com
panion dog. Priced $3.50 TO $3.50. Alex
At? AZ STUD English beagles black blan-
kets, IA and 16 in, hard drivers. JOHN
RTRDoFT' Ha sSEF c0lesville' Nd Call Ashton
COCKER sPANIELs, Dalmatians, schnsuz;-
ers; all Axe registered. champion bred.
McINTYRE'S, 5 mi: north of Silver Spring
on Olney pike sF 77SS.
TRIMMING, PLUCKING & BATHING of all
member m Of Professional Handlers Assn
RefFagS RHHoN kENNr fs IS ST. SD e5 5s!urn service
eiaity. f. RI. 2. LINDSEY coleSville. Silver
eoGKEk s55sa 1aso SPANIEL PUPS black. Cali
PERSIAN KITTENS. beautiful blue, from
good stock: reasonable. Call Sligo 2951.
COCKER SPANIEL. female. good. Axe
reg. beauty, adults with yard only. for
good home and loving care, very affection.
ate. Write me. ELIZABETH B. BARRETT
Clifton. Va.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
EARM and GARDEN Cont. J

APPLEs, William Red. will be ripe this wk
Call 81. 2100 or GIL. 1856.
MAINTENANCE - Competent. experienced
gardeners under expert supervision. weed
ing by the LIQUID process, fertilization, gras:
cutting and edging, pruning, shearing. sum-
lar needs and safety; rearangement, re-
moval OF trees and stumps with power
ment walks, terraces, walls, driveways
steps, porches. green and red colored ce-
ment, drainage problems solved foundation
manure. pools. outdoor freplaces, rock gar
dens. guard rails; a small investment toda
in a carefully planned garden will return
perpetual and immeasurable dividends o.
complete satisfaction. For better construc-
ton and the future maintenance Of youl
beautiful outdoor surroundings call Ii
Evening star., 1946-07-28
FARM and GARDEN,

SERVICE, pruning. planting
transplanting sodding. lawns made, re-
ment walks and driveways W. C. WALK
fsS6scAfE i:1i GARDNER Err; coNIRAcroR; 1
jime for spraying. shearlng and fertilizins
your evergreens. Cavity work. feeding, ca
9fns and pbone fFae TsnoYa eo 4a6 speciality Free
SoDD1NG-First-cl class bluegrass, sod; will
deliveI or do complete e., JOB; the bigrer
ssso z9 yds Sa{ Il Ne cton Masanyan
or or call Fairfax II, =, 337,J-4 .. au17'
walls. F. MARCUcCIo. RoHte i. Horners
lane, Rockville, Md. Rockville zoo. 4
SoWAs6 LASDscAPG iSg c. GlISf II o4S5 San'S
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding. erading,
6os JOB too small NAL " cali % Ashton - 21ss rs i0
TRACToRs-All types new farm equip
Bns trucks s old eres Psons
SELECT + r ToPso1L: 5 5000 Gu. yds., for sale
SOD soDbfSG 5fss2na15e srsdinE. e. top Soil Call Wis
consin 9731 between s am. and Z pm
HEMIoCK HfiMfIesSK TREES, beautiful about Z #.
taIi I'M foliage. 5I45 Klinsie St. NV.
TR TRAeToR Cfei FOR FARM Name
2ss
TRACTOR-one ao-36 Mccormick, Deer
ing tractor, completely overhauled. Call
Clinton 544-W-3. 2SH
TRACTORS C2p on rubber, IL cylinder
Centaur garden tractor with sll equip. |
Fordson, both Al condition. 5400 Land
over rd, Md. WA 64l2. 29'
JAPANESE IRIS PLANTS, 10c each: ST.
berian iris plants. SC eech. H. 097s-J.
Ls~DsCAPING sERvICES-seeding, fer
tilizing, top soil. f1agstone walks, Towering
shrubs. evergreens. boxwood. tree work.
Complete landscapins services. EN-. 0317.
GARDEN PLANTER, 3ia-h.p. ensilage cut
ter small disc, new power mower for Allis-
Chalmers: rubber-tire wagon, practically
new Ingleside 4 Will.
BOXWOOD (old English), feet high,
feet wide. Phone SH. 1880.
TREES REMOVED, general landscaping
sodding. seeding; draining walls, walks
driveways. Insured member of American
Landscape Association; WASHINGTON
LANDSCAPE CO.. DI. 6o37. 81
Evening star., 1946-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER now available. txcavating
and grading also dozer-shoYe for hire.
Call Ii 1878 oga
HoSPIrAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
4Oa4
PIANOS FOR RENT Laree selection, from
81 per NO. COLONIAL PIANO SHOP, 11O4
9th 81 NV. MA ASH.
SHOVEL, truck crane, back hoe. fast ex-
cavation Of Easements, hosting, trenching,
steel setting, concrete pouring. Oliver 7435
Evening star., 1946-07-28
POULTRY g EGGS.

HINES CHICKS, matches every Thurs;
Md, S approved, PullorLm passed.
Closed on sun. HINES HATCHERY. olney.
CoWAN 'CHICKs-oncially tested and
selected Bred to pay a profit on high
priced feed Broiler raisers. buy from
coWAN FARMS. Ph, 3341. Bowie, Nd
1000 n. H. RED. . weeks old chicks; so
pullets. Z weeks old; 30 pullets. months
Defense hwy. Lanham, Md -2S
CORN FOR SALE, shelled or cracked. De-
livery this week. 81. S377. l0112 Ren-
SPECIAL PRICE, Sat. and Sun; 500
r. o. P. N. H. red pullets: crowded for
space. Ashton 553l.
Continued on Next Psgs.J
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-01
ITALlAN-YUG0SEAv
 FRONTIER iS NEW
 STUMBLING BLOCK

PARIS, May l. - The Foreign Ministers of Britain, France, Rus sia and the United States argued the Italia-Yugoslav frontier ques- tion for an hour and half today without reaching an accord.
 Opposed by the British, French and American delegates, Russian Foreign Minister " M. Molotov de- manded the greater portion of the Isrian Peninsula for Yugoslavia,
 conference quarters reported. It was not learned whether the Rus sians also demanded the cession of of Trieste to Yugoslavia, but earl fer reports were that the Soviet diplomats also wanted that Adriat- e port to go to Marshal Tito. The British, American and
 French proposals for the division
 cf the Istrian Peninsula were re- ported to have been roughly simil-
 ar, but Molotov's suggestions would
 place the frontier much farther vest.
 When the conference failed to reach an accord, it was then agreed, at Molotov's suggestion, to hear statements from two Italian and two Yugoslav representatives
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-01

Federal Works Agency, Public Roads Administration, April 29, l946
 Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Public Roads Adminis-
 tration, 419 Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, Alaska, until 800 AM. on May 27, 1946 and then pub licly opened for furnishing the
 materials and performing the work for constructing Project Alaska DA- NR 3. Stedman Street Bridge-Coast Guard Base, Ketchikan, First Judi cial Division, Territory of Alaska.
 The length of the project is 0.S96
 miles and the principal items of
 work are approximately as follows: 1 800 GU. yds. unclassified exacava- ton, 7,650 c. yds. unclassified exca- vation for borrow, 13,000 so. yds. portland cement concrete pavement,
 1 ,5S8 lin. it. concrete curb, BIO sq. yds. concrete sidewalk. The mini mum wage paid labor employed on
 this project shall be in accordance
 with the classified labor rates set
 forth in the Special Provisions. Plans and specifications may be examined
 by prospective bidders at Public Roads Administration, 419 Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, AL
 aska, Public Roads Administration,
 sos Bedell Bldg, Portland, Oregon, U. c. Forest Service, Ketchikan, AL aska and Associated General Con-
 ,ractors of America, 219 Benjamin
 Franklin Hotel, Seattle, Washington, Where copies of plans and specifica- tions are requested, deposit of
 5000 will be required to insure their return. If these are not returned
 within 15 days after opening of bids
 he derosit will be forfeited to the
 Government. Checks should be made
 payable to the Treasurer of the
 United States. Plans and specified
 ions may be obtained at the; office ,f the Public Roads Administration l19 Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, Alaska and Public Roads Administration sos Bedell Bldg, Portland, Oregon.
 c. F. WYLLER, Acting District En- .yineer.
 First publication, April 29, 1946. Last publication, May l, 1946 s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-01

5URNERS--SHEET METAL NC Third and Franklin Ferns Portrait Studio | A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH | IS ALWAY WELCOME LET US TAKE IT! Phone SGT Second Street ----------------------------  Say It With Flower" but SAY IT WITH oURSl" Juneau Florists Phore 311 Sanitary Meat Co. l FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY 1
 Call Phones 13 and 49
 
 WINDOW WASHING
 RUG CLEANING SWEEPING COMPOUND
 FOR SALE DAVE MILNER
 Phone PAT
  THRIFT COOP 1 Member National Retailer
 Owned Grocers
 21I SEWARD STREET
 PHONE 767
 
 North Transfer Light and Heovy Hauling E. o. DAVIS E. w. DAVIS
 PHONE SI MRS. EDITH WALKER Altera tions Furs Altered Designing-Drcssmaking-Gorn Tailoring-Suits and Coats designing and Remodeling Hats BARANOF HOTEL-APT. 612 -SMILING SERVICE" Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 104 or 1O5 FREE DELIVERY Juneau
 
 Alaska Meat Market The largest and most complete stock of Fresh and Frozen Meats in Juneau. L. A. STURM-Owner PHONES 39--539 GEORGE BROS. Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 92 or 95 RADIO SERVICE Have your RADIO or PHONO- | GRAPH CHECKED and SERVICED at the Alaska Music Supply, Inc. | Phone Red 206 ASHENBRENNER'S NEW AND USED FU R NIT U R E Phone 7ss soe willoughby Ave. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-01

DR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON, Optometrist, will arrive in Juneau on May 7th and will be at her of flee in the Blomgren Bldg. to Ex- anime Eyes and Fit Glasses. Phone Mrs. Blomgren in the Blomgren Bldg. for appointment. (257-tfD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-01
SAILORS SPLICE
 IS NEW SH!p ON
 KUSk0KWIM RUN

SEATTLE, May First ship lead Of fresh food and other essen tial supplies for Bethel and kus- kokwiin River ports since last sum- mer will go on new vessel, the Sailors Splice, ill May.
 Northland Transportation Con- pany will operate the vessel in the annual service as General Agent for the War Shipping Administra- tion. Now undergoing voyage re- pairs in San Francisco, the Sailors Splice is expected in Seattle May 10.
 Two and possibly three trips will be made, depending on cargo of terings, said William Semar, Gen eral Manager for Northland.
 The veteran steamer North Paci- fic, which formerly served the area in annual summer trips, is idle in Seattle, still under VISA control.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
Bringing Christ
to the Nations
THE
LUTHERAN HOUR
"Orer Station KBON
Every Sunday morn
II:30 p. IA.
Publicly Department -. .
1858 South Jefferson Ave.
Saint Louis, Missouri

iii
Orange, California, November "a (Specia) "The power
of prayer was never needed more, but needed less, in Amer
lea than now" DIR. Walter A. Maier of ConcOrdia Theological
Seminary, Saint Louis, Missouri, declared here today in an
address over the Lutheran Hour. He declared that an in
ternationai propaganda campaign against prayer is now in
progress throughout many sections of the world. Atheist
teachers, he claimed, are Systematically teaching their child.
rem that folded hands and Bonded knees are an Outworn SUI
perstiIiOn.
Thanksgiving services, DIR. Maier declared, are a farce for
millions in America They are not interested enough in
divine bounty TO follow the Presidents appeal and the de-
mands of common gratitude TO attend church on Thanksgiv-
ing and praise the Almighty for His bounty. He predicted
that in some cities the sport and social functions will count
more followers than the churches.
The waste of good food in the United States, while across
the seas rickeIy children still claw through skinny garbage
barrels, is a tragic scandal" He declared that We will have
To pay heavily for the waste of war and for the wilful des-
truction of eatables through government or industrial polio.
les. DIR. Maier called on the nations families to build pray.
ing, thankful homes, as a bulwark against encroaching god
lessness. He asked for a repentant nation, reconsecrated to
the Lord and to the grateful spirit of the Plymouth Pilgrims.
DIR Maier also announced the resumption of shortwave
broadcasting to Europe and Africa over two powerful trans
miuers in New York.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

meet with it's President Mrs. L.
B. Childress at the Parsonage on
Tuesday, November 26 at 2 pm.
Women of st. Johns and friends
attended these and other meetings
of your Missionary Society and
help with the great program.
AS we bow our heads in prayer
st. Johns church send out to our
brother in the person of Rev. Met
calf u sympathy in the loss Of
his beloved wife, Sister Metcalf,
who has for many years been a
faithful worker in Gods vineyard.
We shall cherish the memories
Of her association for she served
her God and her church well. Her
work has merited her a rich re-
ward and a final resting place
in her Fathers Kingdom.
Mothers send yourchildre nto
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at $50. Attend our morning
service at II a. m. and our even
ing service at 7:3O. Visitors and
friends are always welcome at St
Johns the friendly church at 22nd
and Willis Ave. Come worship
with us won't you?
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
BY Edna Mae Mcintosh

Even though doctors are too busy
to be bothered with unnecessary
and needless worries of young
mothers, they are not too busy to
give your baby the regular check
ups he should have. Your doctors
supervision not only keeps you
from useless worry but he will be
able to detect any irregularities as
YOU cannot do. The formula may
need slight adjusting, the daily
schedule for feeding or care
changes as your baby grows older,
certain immunizations r given
during thesfirst year. If your doc
tor is familiar with your baby often
a telephone call viii suffice and save
a long wait in the doctors Office.
The majority of young mothers,
in these days, are matter-of-fact
and use their good common sense
They know that if the baby ceases
to be happy, or fails to gain in
weight fairly regularly, or If he
does not seem to enjoy MS food or
eat enough, then is the time to cali
the trouble to the doctors atten-
ton. Of course, loss Of appetite or
even losing a meal, if temporary,
is nothing to worry about. I. may
be the forerunner to a colG. But,
T. a cold is something to haze your
| doctors advice about.
During wartime many Lor1es
have been kept at a lower tempera-
ture than formerly. Probably in
most cases. this IS a good thing, for
we know that many homes v
now are kept TOO lot. 1t may mean
some adjustment in yo1r a11y's
clothing. He shorld ~ leDt warm
enough 50 that his skin does not
feel chilly to your touch, but babies
are much more apt TO be kept too
warm than not warm enough. Re
member babies and children are ac-
tive and don { need as mucn cloth
ing as an inactive person.
Important as care and proper
clothing may be, still the fact that
the right food and in adequate
amounts will build a healthy baby
and a healthy baby is not possible
without good nutrition.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
3oth and Corby Streets
II. II. Schauland, Pastor

Hope Lutheran cordially invites
the general public to its services.
Service on Sunday morning be-
gins at IL a. M; Sunday School
and Bible Class at 10 a. m.
For many years the people of
America have observed an annu-
al Thanksgiving Day. The purpose
of this national day Of Thanks
giving is to encourage all people
TO take time tut to review the
many blessings of their God and
to return thanks to Him for these
blessings. Hope Lutheran will OBJ
serve Thanksgiving Day in a
special church service at II a. m.
on Nov. 2Sth. You are most well
come to attend.
To do this must be God-pleasing
for in His Word God saws: En-
ter into His gates with thanks
giving, and into His courts with
praise; be thankful unto Him. and
bless His name. One of the great
est disappointments which our
Savior experienced on this earth
was this that He healed the sick
and helped the needy they failed
to thank Him for it. For example
when He healed the ten lepers
only one returned to give thanks
to Him for his cure. Jesus said:
Where are the nine? ?"
True children of God realize how
much they have received from
God and will want to thank Cod
daily for His sountless gifts. Dur
ing the past year the good Lore
has again literally opened Hi,
hands and satisfied the wants Of
His children. Let us therefore or
this Thanksgiving Day repair t.
Gods House and give thanks tc
Him.
On Nov. IL Mr.. Jesse Ross after
thorough instruction in Gods
Word was received into commun-
icant membership of Hope Luther
an by the rite of confirmation. The
events of this day will long linger
in his memory. May God keeI
him and all believers faithful tt
their Lord and Savior until they
receive the promised inheritance
in heaven.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

The members and friends of Morn
ing Star are all smiles to know
we have purchased a new home;
the st. Mark Lutheran at goth
and Burdette st. Rev. q. w. Will
liams and wife motored to Mem
phis last week and will return
this week and will move into his
new home at goth and Burdette
St, the church parsonage. He will
also bring his mother back with
him. Mrs. Julia Jones, Deacon
Turner and Mrs. Mary Fitch are
on the sick list. Let us pray for
their speedy recovery. The inst
allation services of Rev. z. w.
Williams and wife will be held or
Dec. 4 closing Dec. 8 at 8 D. m.
Further announcements will be
made. Please attend your weekly
activities. Come to Morning Star;
you are welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
St. Johns Holds Reception
Honoring Return of Pastor,
Reverend ChiIdress, and Wife

At the Northside YWCA st.
thered in Christian fellowship on
Friday evening, November 18th
at s p. m. to honor its returning
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs. Z.
B. Childress, and to express their
measure of thanks to these two
outstanding christian leaders for
the excellent guidance spiritually
and financially to aid st. Johns
during the Conference Year 1916
1916. If one was to measure or
try to measure the worth of these
two people in dollars and cents
to st. Johns this past Conference
Year as overheard by this reporter
such a measurment would fall far
short Of christian deeds and spir-
itual guidance brought to St.
Johns by these two people. Mr..
G. B. Friedrich said in his well
come address on behalf of the
church, ito your most worthy
captain, we surrender the ships
steering wheel knowing you will
set your sights for a straight and
true course as we face a new hor-
lion as we march on to greater
victories"
Mrs. E. B. Childress, wife of the
pastor in a lovely snow-white
formal with a huge corsage made
up of American Beauty Roses.
The program of the evening was
as follows:
1. Negro National Anthem.
2. Rev. j. G. Wade, Salem, Invo-
cation
3. Welcome Address on behalf of
church, Bro. c. B. Friedrich.
4. Selection by Senior Choir.
s. Welcome Address on behalf of
Ministerial Alliance, Rev. F. c..
Williams, Zion Bapt. church.
6. Piano solo. Mickey ]. Harris,
I'm A Country Garden" for the
Junior Choir.
Z. MY Task, solo, Bro. H. l..
Preston for Watchmen's club.
8. Introduction Of Rev. and Mrs.
E. B. .Childress by master of
ceremonies, Mr.. A. R.. Goodlett.
q. Mrs, Hattie Moore, general
chairman, introduced the presi-
dents of auxiliaries, clubs, de-
partments and boards.
Mr.. A. r. Goodlette vas the
Master of Ceremonies for this af-
fair, Mrs. Pearl Gibson directed
the choir and Mrs. Otis Jamerson
was at the piano.
Committee on arrangements:
Mrs Hattie Moore. gen CHI; Mrs.
r. c. Price, Mrs. w. Houston; Mrs
". Starms; Mr.. B. A. Howell; Mr..
H. l.. Preston; Organizations par
ticipating, all auxiliaries and
boards of st. Johns; and publicity
Mason Devereaux, Jr.
Service: Mrs. B. A. Howell; Mrs.
H. Hawkins; Mrs. A. Sherwood;
and Mrs M. Faucet.
Receptionists: Mrs. F. Hunni-
gan and Mrs. V. Jackson.
Receiving Line: Mrs. w. P. Err
vim; Mrs. N. Byron; Mrs. R. c.
Price; Mrs. P. Young and Mrs.
A. Jones.