'A : chapter. In many instances we have taken ideas bodily from the papers sent to us through the courtesy of other chapters. We do not wish to l^nsixh President—Charles Toledo, O. Vice-President—S. A great Editor ...D. H. Putnam. Ass't Editor C. E. Blume. we will be unable to Include everything in the present issue. How ever, we hope for still more in the next issue. Subscription.Price. Your interest and attention. THETA DEUTERON CHAPTER. Published by the chapter that the interest of our alumni may remain active and that you may know the condition of our chapter. Next October, Theta Deuteron will be very near to the fortieth year in her history. When we look over the list of men who constitute her chapter roll and recall what has been accomplished by them, we may well indeed feel Many of our alumni will remember the time when the Phi Gamma Delta, the magazine of our fraternity, was published at Delaware and by the members / of Theta Deuteron. However good as our record may he, in one respect we have fallen far short of other chapters. Our frater nity has many chapters, established within the last decade, who now own their own homes. Our chapter pos sesses alumni who have been of great Blair, Dela Secretary—S. M. Moore, Columbus, leading fraternity journals of the country and is read each month by well ask the reason of' this and the only one that occurs to me is that the building of a home for Theta Deu teron has not been pushed. We have prospered in spite of the handicap of not owning our own home but the the hundreds of undergraduate mem time has now come for us to secure bers of this home and this immediately. Phi Gamma Delta. We are not undertaking so great a task as these brothers fulfilled so well, but wish to submit to you a brief state ment of our present condition. It is our fond hope that every word of this Will you give us your interest in this matter and thereby give great assistance to those who have active charge of the affairs of our chapter house? will awaken to renewed activity your zeal for the welfare and success of our fraternity. the CHAPtER PAPER. Following the example of WHAT WE HAVE DONE. On February 24, 1908, The Fair banks Chapter House Company Was Incorporated under the laws of Ohio, with the capital stock of ?15,000, con sisting of 600 shares at $25 per share. The following were the incorporators: many other chai)ters, we are taking upon S. M. Moore, S. S. Blair, B. W. Hough, ouiselves to put forth a paper that R. B. Powers and D. H. Putnam. At a meeting held March 14, the follow will show the exact condition of our ing officers were elected: Dear Brothers: Chapter, Phi Gamma Delta. The chapter-house project of Theta Matters have come to a vital turn The company has purchased one of the most desirable locations in the city and active operations wili be be gun, just as soon as possible. All sub the Company's future. of love for the old chapter, you will rejoice always in its prosperity. Such a position as will fill us all with scriptions for stock have been placed in rented property, when by building pride, can be easily and continuously them a house, we are making for our maintained in these latter days of col selves a good investment? lege life only by the chapter's owning in the hands of Brother S. M. Moore, Secretary, who is to proceed with their collection immediately. Let us all work together to make the work . of Brother Moore as rapid and as easy as possible. Can we, the alumni of Theta Deu teron, afford to see our Chapter live Does all your money pay you 5 per cent? OUR CHAPTER. Below we give the list of our chap Come and see. '08 D. H. Putnam C, B. Wood F. R. Eckley.... P. M. McKay A. H. Graham E.^ T. LeSourd B. H. Clingan H. M. LeSourd S. R. Laning J. J. Gauger C. E. Blume S' Moore H H. V' I. Fullerton Guysville, Ohio. Ottawa, Ohio. Mllford, Ohio. Delaware, Ohio Milford, Ohio Norwalk, Ohio Sullivan, 111. and we want four thousand dollars ($4,000.00) more. If ali the alumni ter to raise this amount. one alumni in all, possibly two hun dred and seventy-five, that we will be able to reach, and if all share equally in this project, it wili only mean a subscription of about forty dollars ($40.00) each. There is surely no afford to take this much stock in a be a number who, from lack of in terest, will not take any stock, but when' the appeal comes to you, act promptly and take an Interest in this worthy enterprise; do not pass it on to some one else. All who have not subscribed will receive a letter, in a few days, con cerning this and now let us all act promptly and have the house ready for the Chapter when school opens Highland, Ohio place again as the first fraternity in TO THE ALUMNI. •lo.ve substantial backing for all the statements we make and lest you think these facts are the bright colorings of a have incorporated The Fairbanks Chapter House Company under the laws of the state of Ohio, with $15,000 of capital divided into shares of $25.00 eacli. The affairs of the local chapter will be under the supervision of a committee of local Alumni, who will seas, she still presents to the new Freshie entering Ohio Wesleyan, a noble class of young manhood full of character and whole-souled Fijiism. About three years ago a subscrip tion for stock in The Fairbanks Asso ciation of Phi Gamma Delta was taken with additions thereto being made the new house simply a home for a again in the fall. The other fraterni ties have set the pace, and we don't Greenfield, Greenfield, Ohio. Ohio. that duty to do all he can as quickly as sixty-eight hundred dollars ($6800.00) New Ulm,'Minn! Ansonla Ohio! to forwai'd the movement of a new house for Theta Deuteron was not to make good Company. No doubt there will Carrollton, Ohio and scription list, but it is every brother's Ashland, Ky. '10 house chapters of other fraternities occupy Moscow, Ohio. Ashland, Ky. a free of all taxes. • alumnus of the Chapter, who cannot '09 L. J. Taft First, if you have a spark have vestment which will net us 5 per cent We have two hundred and ninety- '07 several basis. dwell on these more at length in our We welcome all of our for the commodious, if not the elegant, quarters of its rivals. Several local the Fraternity, we are getting an in do their duty, it will be an easy mat next issue. reasons: co-operation see that matters are safely and con ter. Space forbids that we enter into details in regard to them. We will alumni to inspect the chapter and to visit us for as long as they can ar and bygone days reads like a drama in which I am sorry to say very few of the Alumni have played a part. Six different houses have been occupied on a rental plan by Theta Deuteron, but no roof over her head has Theta Deuteron dared call her own. Tossed about as she has been upon the high its own house which, in point of con venience and spaciousness, shall equal Aside from any love or loyalty to We already have subscriptions of P. F. Searle paper will be of interest to you and Dear Brothers: We I. R. Beiler Gen. Sec., Boston, Mass to-day, Alumni of Theta Deuteron end jects. We may The must range to stay. Theta Deuteron, To THE Alumni: To terest 0. ters and have helped them to accom plish many of their most cherished ob Yet known alumni. To the Ahimnl and Ann-resident Mcmhcrs of Theta Deuteron, Pin Gamma Delta. ing point with our Chapter here. Brothers Bishop W. P. McDowell, F. lives in a leased property. well Fairbanks Chapter House Company, 1 am naturally very much interested in Treasurer—R. B. Powers, Delaware, assistance, in every way, to other chap Lyon, Samuel L. Black and Dana S. Porter, assisted by the other men of the chapter, edited and published the magazine, which is now one of the some Deuteron is worthy of your best in When P. Parkin, E. J. Jacoby, Edward D. from As one of the incorporators of The proud of them. TO THE ALUMNI. S. letters Delaware, O., March 4, 1908. Delaware, Ohio, March 7, 1908. youthful brain, we submit to you the following 0. deal of material has accumulated, so that Thatcher, ware, O. apologize for this but to thank those to whom we are Indebted. A. want to fall behind. Let us take our school in this as we are in other re and possess properties worth from eight to fifteen thousand dollars. Second, the present membership of Phi Gamma Delta at the O. W. U. is absolutely all right. I have taken some pains to ascertain the standing of the chapter by inquiry of citizens, faculty, other Greeks and barbs, and by my own personal association with the members. The judjgment thus formed is entirely complimentary to Theta Deuteron. The nine new men initiated this year are fine fellows in deed,—none better have gone else where,—and the fortunes of the chap ter will doubtless be safe in the hands of the present members for at least three years to come. In scholarship, in athletics, in Y. M. C. A. work, in social life, the chapter furnishes representatives who "maketh not ashamed." I am glad to be able to vouch for them thus freely and with out reservation. Third, a chapter house, especially designed and built as such, will kin- , die anew your Interest in Phi Gamma Delta. Whenever you come back to Delaware, its hospitality will be free ly open to you, and you will feel more like accepting that hospitality thaii you do when offered, as now. In rented quarters; for, you will feel that the spects. chapter home which you have helped I appeal to you from a business stand-point. I appeal to your love and loyalty to the fraternity to help make all enter fully and heartily into this community of good fellowship which this project a success, as it deserves to be. Yours fraternally, L. M. Moore. to build, is indeed your home. Let us should ever be a salient characteristic of our fraternity. Sincerely and fraternally yours, Wm. McK. Vance, 'S3. servatively managed upon We already have a a paying handsome sub since amounting in all to some $8,000. The purpose and idea of those pushing possible, and thus aid the committee future chapter to live off the Alumni, in its labors. but a home the boys might say was their own as some other of the fra ternities here located now enjoy and Do not wait until you have been urged, but send in your sub scription to the undersigned or to any member of the authorized committee. The committee, upon the selection of location, have completed their labors and are only waiting for the completion of this subscription list, before going on with their work. With your mutual co-operation we will have a house this fall. Do what Robert B. Powers. DEUTERON AND HER NEW HOME. When we read the headline we are naturally confronted with the thought of how little has been done by the Alumni of the grand old Theta Deuteron along the lines of a perma nent Chapter Home. In June, 1898, Theta Deuteron Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta was granted a permit by the faculty of O. W. U. to occupy a frat house, the first undertaking of the kind in Ohio AVesleyan. For years this privilege had been Theta Deuteron must bear the same expenses in a new home as they have been bearing during the past ten years and be under the general super vision of the local Alumni Trustees. We must expect very rightfully an you can and do it A'OW. Fraternally, THETA use to the raising of their chapter to a higher plane of physical and mental development. The active chapter of annual dividend upon our stock and when we are all old and rich(?) we can make such disposition of our stock as may seem best to us. Now, Brother Alumni, I believe you all' have down deep in your hearts a warm feeling for Theta Deuteron and Ohio Wesleyan. When you are asked, as you will be soon, to subscribe for a' few shares of stock, please be jirompt and sure to join hands once more with Theta Deuteron boys and push forward the good work. Let us see a speedy accomplishment of the work already begun toward the Theta Deuteron Chapter Home. S. S. Blaib. denied all the Fraternities of Ohio Wesleyan so we have reason to feel proud of the distinction of be ing the first fraternity to live in a chapter house in Ohio Wesleyan. But what has been her course dur ing these ten years now lapsing into ATHLETICS. The new Edwards Gymnasium has been a great boon to the students of Ohio Wesleyan. We have a modern, fully equipped gymnasium, with a \r\nfloor space of 80 by 150 feet, and with the completion of our new athletic field we will have a plant that will be hard to beat. The chapter was represented by Eckley and E. T. Le.•"•ourd on the Varsity foot ball team. \,'ood. H, M. Le Sourd and McKay played on their class teams. In bas ket ball E. T. Le Sourd, Putnam, Mc Kay, and H. M. Le Sourd played on their class teams. Eckley, Putnam, Wood. Graham, and Le Sourd will be candidates for the base ball team. PHI BETA KAPPA. Last October, a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was established in the univer sity. On February 20, a large number of the alumni were .initiated into the "mysteries." The election of under graduate members to the society will not take place until June. INITIATIONS. On October 26 we initiated into active membership six new brothers: E. T. Le Sourd, H. M. Le Sourd, S. R. Laning. P. P. Searle. J. ,1. Ganger and C. E. Blume. A banquet was served in the house after the initiation cere monies. -A number of our alumni and also Section Chief Eagleson were present. On February 1 we initiated Brothers D. W. Moore, E. L. Barr and H. I. Fullerton. A smoker followed the initi ation. Besides our own alumni, sev eral of the brothers from Ohio State were with us on this occasion. FEBRUARY 23 CELEBRATION. On February 21 about 1200 students and alumni gathered in Edwards Gymnasium for the annual Washing ton Birthday Banquet. At this time and for -the following few days we had the pleasure of entertaining at the bouse a number of sisters, and "other friends" of the fellows, and a number of alumni. Several informal affairs were held in honor of our guests and all of them proved to be occasions of the greatest enjoyment for everybody. ! CHAPTER ROLL. ter to date: Davies, Alex PI. (Dec.), Sheibyvilio, Ind., 'uy, '75. Allen, Chas. K., 83 Fifth Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, '99. F. Y., 83 Fifth Ave., Cleveiand, Ohio, '97. Andrews, A. J., Columbus, Ohio, '92. ! Armstrong, A". F., Aiidubon, Pa., '76. Armstrong, T. H., Quaker City, Ohio, '75. Aye, E. J., 1330 Fourteenth Ave. S., Bir mingham, Aia., '01. Bacon, F. A., Napa, Cai.. '89. '02. Brashares, W. C., Canal Fulton, Ohio, '01. Brecce, A. E., Canal Pulton, Ohio, '87. Breyfogle, H. A., Kansa.s City, Mo., '02. Bridge, B. F., Cincinnati, Ohio, '73. Brid,ge, 11. F., Columbus. Onio, '73. Bright, S. C., Logan, Ohio, '94. Brodrick, W. F., Marysville, Ohio, '01. Brooks, G. A., Piqua, Ohio, '78. Brown, B. L., Youngstown, Ohio, '72. Brown, L. D., Los Angeles. Cai., '74. Bullis, C. Orsmond, Sioux City, Iowa, '03. Byers, Wm. W., Cleveland, Ohio, '00. Campbell, Rev. Thos. H., Lima, Ohio, '85. Carhart, Robert C., Los Angeles, Cat, '93. Carpenter, F. G., Bowersvilie, Ohio, '74. Carroll, E. C., Bryan, Ohio, '00. Carroll, T. W., Bryan, Ohio, '00. Chapman, Wilbur, D. D., Philadelphia, Pa. Charles, M. R., Ada, Ohio, '97. Chri.sman, C. N., Webb City, Mo., '94. Clingan, B. II.. Delaware, Oliio, '11. Coates, Thomas C., Lancaster, Ohio, '94. Cochlin, Demas. Tiffin, Ohio, '86. Coliegan, J. LcRov, Marietta, Ohio, '97. Conard, H. C., Chicago, 111., '78. '79, lumbus, Ohio, '98. Dunn, W. A., Jr. (Dec.), Columbus, Ohio, '76. ^ Eckley. F. R., Carroliton, Edwards, J. R., J,ackson, Edwards, O. P., I.eipsic, Edwards, S. F., Leipsic, Ohio, Ohio, Ohio, Ohio, '09. '09. '04. '08. Edwards, Wm. E.. Leipsic, Ohio. '02. Eglin, R. B., Joncsboro, Ark., '91. Eglin, W. H., East Townscnd, Ohio, '90. Ehnos, M. W., ex-Missionary, M. E. Mis sionary Bidg., New York City, '98. Ekin, W. L., Xenia, Ohio, '00. Elliott, Rev. S. O., Rockport, Ohio, '86. Endley, Rev. W. C., Sandusky, Ohio, '79. Ewing. James R., Professor of Greek, Washington, D. C., '90. Fairbanks, Charles W., Indianapolis, Ind., '72. Fairbanks, F. C., Indianapolis, Ind., '03. Fairbanks, W. C., Indianapolis, Ind., '98. Falconer, C., Topeka, Kan., 'SO. Falknor, A. J., Seattle, Wash., '91. Ferguson, W., Adrian, Mich., '79. Ferroe, C. E., Ph. D., Cornell Univ., Ith aca, N. Y., '00. Ficgcnbaum, D. W., Edwardsviiie, III., '07. Fitzpatrick, G. B., Urbana, Ohio, '85. Flarida, C. C., Lanca.ster, Ohio, '04. Fowfer, S. W., Delaware, Ohio, 'i(. Freshwater, B. F., Delaware, Ohio, '77. Frye, B. F.. Dover, Ky., '92. Fuits, Frank, Salem, Ohio, '06. Fullerton, PI. I., Greenfield. Ohio, '11. Gage. R. P., Los Angeles. Cai., '90. Galieher, C., Delaware, Ohio, '06. Galleher, F., Franklin. Ohio, '09. Galieher, W. Brooks, Delaware, Ohio, '08. Garberson, C. F., Marion, Ohio, '73. Gau.ger. J. J., S\illivan, 111., '11. Gonde. Charles H., Sidney, Ohio, '04. Goode, P. F.. Sidney, Ohio, '05. Goodrich, G. B., Worthington, Ohio. '78. Graham, A. Harry, Ottawa, Ohio, '10. Hail, E. M., Jr., Delaware, Ohio, '03. Hall. John M., Tulsa, Okla., '08. Pin mil ton, Goo. O. (Deo.), Columbus, Oliio, '73. Corn, jasper. Frazej'sburg, Ohio, '70. Corson, A. 'P., Columbus, Ohio, '89. Cosgrove, Samuel G., Pomeroy, Wash., '73. Cox, H. L., Radnor, Ohio, '09. Crabb, Arza B.. Stockton, Cai., '76. Crabb, Rev. Wm. D., San Francisco, Cab, '71. Craig, D. S., Washington C. PL, Ohio, '83. Craig, S. A.. Cambridge, Ohio, '01. Crook, Alva R.. Bv.anston, 111., '87. Crook, Henry E. Dawson, H. H., Plttsburg, Pa., '98. Deaton, Wm. A., Madisonviile, Ohio, '89. Demore.st, F. M., Marysviiie, Ohio, '01. Demorest, I. N., Santiago. Chili, '74. Deraorest. L. B.. Marysville, Ohio, '70. Dewart, F. H., St. Albans, Vt., '79. Dickenson, Rev. Thos. G., London, Ohio, Dodd, L. E., Zanesvilie, Ohio, '78. Doud, 1-larry, 211-212 McCune Bidg., Co Barco, A. W.,' Edwardsviiie, 111., '06. Barr, L. D., Mansfield, Ohio, '00. Barr, E. L., Greenfield, Ohio, '11. Bates, Geo.- N., M. D., New London, Conn., '00. Beiier, I. R., Bo.ston, Mass., '07. Beitler, C. M.. Attica, Ohio, '01. Belt, W. A., Kenton, Oliio, '84. Bibbee, George E., New First Nat'l Bank Bidg., Columbus, Ohio, '9.7. Black, Howard C., Plain City, Ohio, '82. Black, S. L., Room 9, City Hall, Colum• bus, Ohio, '83. Biackford, E. P., Findlay, Ohio, '86. Blair, F. T., Wichita, Kan., '03. Blair, S. S., Delaware, Ohio, '99. Biurae, C. E., New Uim, Minn., '11. Bodurtha, W., Delaware, Ohio, '00. Booth, L. E.. Empire ISldg., 71 Broad way, New York, N. Y. Boyor, E. L. (Dec.), Dayton, Ohio, '95. Brand, Cha.s., Urbana, Ohio, '93. Brashares, Joseph F., Lancaster, Ohio, (Dec.), San Francisco, Cai., '90. Crook. Isaac C.. Marysville, Ohio, '85. Crow, PTerman D., Urbana, Ohio '71. Crow, Plorace M., Urb.ana, Ohio, '73. . Curtis, F. E., Cincinnati, Ohio, '02. sf • l-l"! Dann, Ed Wm.. Mansfield. Oliio, '89. Dann, J. T., Tullahoma, Tenn., :S5. Dann, Lyman. Columbus, Ohio, '84. We publish here the roil of the chap Aiien, Dale, PL N. P., Columbus. Ohio, '77. Planks, Carlos H., Norway, Mich., '88. Harn, O. C., Cleveland, Ohio, '94. Harris, PI. B., Defiance, Ohio, '74. Pfarvey, C. B.. Milford, Ohio, '88. Plarvey, W. H., Pullman, Wash.. '87. PTathaway, R. B., Springsboro, Ohio, '07. Hcade. R.. Cambridge, Ohio, '03. Henry. Wm. A., Ayersviile. Ohio. '74. Plick.s. Geo. M., 718 Garfleid Bidg., Cleve land, Ohio. '81. Hixson, A. F., Columbus, Ohio, '10. Holdei'haum, John, Somerset, Pa.. '02. Hood. Walter, Lancaster, Ohio, '02. Hoover, James S. PI. (Dec.), York, Ohio, '89 j' lams, E. J.. Pitt.staurg, Pa.. '06. Parsons, L. R. (Dec.), Mt. Gilead, Ohio, I Inns, Wm. l-I., Columbus, Ohio, '95. Patterson, E. B., Calumet, Mich.. '80. '• Jacoby, B., 37 Ingalis Block, Indianapolis, Patton, P. C., Columbus, Ohio, '04. Peck, F. T., Jiiticalpa, Honduras, '03. Jennings, Plon. F. S., San Diego, Cai., '75. Ponder, J. D., Denver, Colo., '01. |{ |i I I.-im.s, S. U., l-'ittslnirg. Pa., '09. '75. Ind., '81. Johnson, William 11., Zanosviile, Ohio, '78. Jones, Clyde R., St. ilarys, Ohio, '92. Jones, W. A., Columbus, Ohio, '97. Kauffman, Geo. B., Columbus, Ohio, '77. Kear, P. W., Van Wert, Ohio. '09. _ Keiiey, Willis F., Oakland, Cai., 'S3. Kotner, R. A., Tacoma. Wash., '73. Kibby, Chas., Cleveland, Ohio, '04. Perry, O. H., W. Seventh Ave., Colum bus, Oliio, '70. Piutt, F. W., Manstieid, Ohio, '74. Porter, D. S., Marysville, Ohio, '84. Porter, E. W., Marysville, Ohio, '79. Porter, M. P., Riplcy, Ohio, '75. Powers, R. B., Delaware. Oliio. '02. Priddy, C. H., Porilaiid, M_c., '00. Kirkpatrick, T. J., Springlieid, Ohio, '79. i-iitnaiii, D. Lackland, W. T., Elgin, III., '06. Lacroix, John P. (Doc.), Delaware, Ohio, Rarey, F. S., Coiimibus, Oliio, '78. Katiinieli, Frank, Columbus, Ohio, '81. Rathmeil, John R., SI. D., Ciiattaiiooga, '51. La Fetra, Rev. I. H., Santiago, Chili, '72. I-a Fetra. T. AV., Santiago Coia-ge, Santi ago, Chili, '74. Latotra, Wilbur, Columbia Univ., New Y'ork City. '04. H., Asiiland. Ky., "08. 'Icnn., 'SO. Rawn, A. M., Toledo, Ohio, '79. Rector, F. C., Coliinibiis, Ohio, '93. Reynolds, Saiiil. E., Clay Center., Kan., '70. Laning, F. H.. Norwalk, Oliio, '98. Ridge, John C., Union Cmitral Life Ins. Laning, S. R., Norwalk, Ohio, '11. Lee, Thomas L., Torre Haute. Ind., '74. Roberts, E. A., 105 City Hall, Cleveiand, Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, '70. Laning, Jolin, Noi'wailr, Ohio, '07. Lee, Wailuce. Chicago, 111., '00. Le Sourd, 1-1. W.. Military Academy, Mil ton, Mass., 'OS. '07. Le Sourd. 16. T., Milford. O.. '10. Le Sourd, H. M., Milford, Ohio, '11. Lichiiter, M. H., 7217 Finance St., Pittsburk. Pa., '01. Joseph W., Kimbalton, Ohio, '79. Lyon, E. D., Woodward High School, Cin Ohio, McDowell, U. D. '82. (Dec.), Denver, Colo., '87. McDowell, Rev. Wm. F., Bishop M. C. E., Evanston. 111., '79. McElroy. Rev. B. L., Delaware, Ohio, S3. McKay, F. M., 265 N. Main St., Delaware, Ohio, '09. McLaren, Rev. R. P.. St. Paul, Minn., '73. McVey, Prank L., 804 Fourth St., S. E., Minneapolis, Minn., '93. Macey, S., Clayville, Ohio, '75. Machin, C. M., Greenfield, Ohio, '10. Mackey. Wm. A., Bellingliani, Wash., '72. Main, E. L., Delaware, Ohio, '09. I D., Chillicothe, Ohio, 02. Rutledg'e, C. C., Hong Kong, China, '00. Ryaii, Goo. W., AA'"ooster, Ohio, '85. Riggs, Henry 16. . ^ • ,oo Sayre, Rev. A. A., AA^estervillo, Ohio, 85., Schofleld, C. H.. Columbus. Oliio i8. Sciioonover, R. H., Ada, Oiiio, 88. Seario, T. G., Ansonia, Ohio, 00. Searie, P. P., Ansonia. Ohio, IL Sharp Frank (Dec.), Sidney. Ohio, 88. Shaw, T. R., Lima. Oliio, '79. Sherwood, M. W., HilUards, Ohio, J7. Skeels, R. William, North Amherst, Ohio, Ohio. Minnich, Harvey, Oxford, Ohio, '91. Moore, L. G., M. D., Kinsman, Ohio, Moore, L. M., Columbus, Ohio, '02. 75. Moore, D. W.. Highland, Ohio, '11. Morrow, E., Portland, Me., '04. Mowrer. Prank R., Xenia, Ohio, '92. Miilford, S. P.. Box 1164, Los Angeles, Cai., '76. Murphy, C., Hamilton, Ohio, '86. Murray, N. N., South Charleston, Ohio, '04. 95. Nave, F. S., Tucson, Ariz.. '95. Neff, C. A., Norfolk, Va., '95. Neff, J. F., Beimont. Ohio, '80. Neff, Hon. W. B., Cleveland. Ohio, '75. Ni-\-on. 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