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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
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Friends meeting and Sabbath school OF
South Lawrence in First ward school build
inc. I'D stairs west room. Sabbath school at
9:l5 H. Religious services II q m Rev:
Thomas Wootan and Warren johnson, VIII
ba present to conduct the services. All are
cordially invited.
First Baptist-Usual services at the church
today Preaching by Rev. j. {. Post.
Christian, corner Of Second and Market
streets-Preachirg at II a m and IN, by
Elmer ". 3. Hendryx: Sunday school at $50
an. Prof. Pence superintendent. Children 5
mission meeting AT 4:3o p N; strangers IN the
city welcome 10 all services.
Christian. corner of Lincoln and Lawrence
streets-preaching at p m by Elder w. ;.
Payne: Sunday school at . pm; prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening; young people s
meeting Friday evening.
German NJ E.-Sunday school in the morn
ing at $50: preaching, at l0:45 and p IN
Young peoples meeting on Tuesday evening
at s: prayer meeting on Thursday evening al
s. All are cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Presbyterian-Su school at $50 a. IN.
preaching and reception of members at II
Young Peoples meeting at :: union services
at s. Rev. Harper is out of the city. The
address in the evening will be delivered by
DIR. C. Humble. superintendent of Sunday
school work for Kansas, Colorado and Utah.
Come out and hear about the Mormons.
Oak Street Presbyterian--Sunday school
at 3p m. preaching by Rev: Mr.. Garrison
at 4 p. IN.
Plymouth observation-disclosures Second
and Lawrence, Rev. j. II. Parker, pastor.
Communion and reception of members in
the morning. A sermon to young men III
the evening.
Emporia Ave. NJ. Cor Morris stree.
and Emporia ave- Sunday school at $3.50 8
m Preaching by Rev. n. E. Harmon. the
pastor. at 10:1O a m and $50 p m. Class
meeting following the morning sermon
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
All are cordially invited.
First NJ +. Rev. A. II. Parker, OF
Valley Center, will occupy the pulpit at 10:3(
a. m, and p. m Bro Parker is one of the
rising men Of the southwest Kansas confer
ence, sound. ardent, eloquent, master work
man. The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Evangelical Luthern-Services at opera
house at 1890 a. m.; Sunday school at 9 a. m
Services at Greenwich at 2:30 p. IN.
Dodge Avenue Psesbyterian-Sabbatt
school p. m; preaching 10y the pastor at
Sp. IN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming. All are invited to the services.
ST. Johns Episcopal church Harvest
Home festival day-Sunday school at $50
morning prayer and sermon by the rector
ON "Man's COpartnership with God" at IL q
II, offertory and 10, evening prayer and ser
mon by the rector on providence and Ma
ture,m at s p m, offertory s and 10. The
sermons, the services and the music will al
be appropriate to the Harvest home occasion
The church is handsomely decorated, every
body invited.
Congregational, Olivet-Services held a
S0a South Topeka avenue, Sunday school a
$50. Preaching. communion and the re
ception of members at II M. Everybody
cordially invited.
Congregational. ayflower-Services helt
in North Lawrence school house Sunda,
school and preaching at 5 and pm
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Feeding Steers for Sale.

Two hundred head of 3-year-old grade
short-horn steers, good style and colors
will weigh eleven hundred or more Address
Geo. e. Rhodes, Anthony, Kan. d7Sw22tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Hydraulic Press Brick.

We have the agency for the above named
press brick and can furnish them on short no
tice to any contractor or builder. The best
brick in the market for nice fronts of build
ings Call on Hacker & jackson, corner of
Fourth and Douglas avenues, or III Water
street. d35tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Notice IN ArtistS

have large stock of Artists materials,
studies, placques, etc, which am selling at
very low prices. Parties wanting in artist
materials will do well to call at
d-aE1t MpS 4 EpAMrp
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Acre rntA

Acre lots for sale in Stewards subdivision
one and half miles west OF Arkansas river
bridge, near Garfield University, the cheapest
and most desirable residence property in
Sedgwick county. terms easy Enquire Of
A. 7. Owen, at Hatton & Ruggles, Office over
Wichita Natianal hank, or Bayiey, Bros &
Co, l16 North Market street d6Qu
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Another invoice of our 9, 500 pairs of sam
pie boots and shoes now on sale at the ney
City Shoe store. We Will make wholesal
and Stearns, 156 North Main street. d90-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

See the ad of Woodwork & Stearns.
They are displaying an immense stock OF
boots and shoes in their new room, lbs n
Main street. They say they will make prices
on shoes that will astonish every one. 9O-f.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Tickets to Sells Bros. circus given away
to everybody buying $1,000 worth of good.
at the Golden Eagle one price clothiers. Cor
Douglas and Lawrence ave. daSot
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Dr. C. EurIey,

Continues in the regular practice of medicine
and surgery.
Office in Furley building, opposite the Man
haitian
Residence, 1014 North Lawrence avenue.
Telephone No. 116 d52-eod2m
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Proposals will be received up to the 10th
inst. for the erection and completion of a
two-story frame residence building for L. P.
Douglas, on lot -. Waco avenue Plans and
specifications can be seen at the office of Rush
4 Gle, architects, at 125 East Douglas ave
nue. dq)-ff
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Hydraulic Pressed Brick.

The finest brick in the country for fronts of
buildings and residences. Also best qualities
common brick. Call at the Wichita Coal
and Fuel Co, 6ls East Douglas avenue Tele-
nhnne 90 daft
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Choice residence lots in Hinton's addition.
Large fruit and shade trees. Only three
blocks from Douglas avenue. One and half
blocks from the Third ward school house.
For sale cheap, one-third cash, balance on
time at per cent. interest. Apply soon as
they will not be long on the market. P. '.
Healv dJCtf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Parents should see to it that their children
buy their school books at Ferrell's, $50 Main
street They give one of VanEvans' patent
book covers with each book. No other house
has them a2-St
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Wanted,

Bids for 5000 square yards OF plastering
Specifications can be saen at Aldrich 4
Browns sstf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Money to Loan At Sight
Look Here.

l can close good city loan at lowest rates
in three hours any day in the week. S w.
Cooper. l37 Main street d-SO-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
ONLY For One wcek

The Golden Eagle one price clothing house
will sell all wool red undershirts and drawers
at 45c each They are displayed in their
window. Call and see them at the corner of
Douglas and Lawrence ayes. daS-as
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

If you have house, store room Or furn-
ished room to rent, remember that Drukker
& Hoge make that their speciality, Isl Main.
91,5t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Our old friend, A. c. Brokaw. sends us
from Washington Territory box of what
he says are Hungarian Prunes, but which
look like California plums, in size about as
large as duck eggs. He says that is the kind
of fruit raised is that territory. The prunes
are a very delicious fruit. A c. will please
accept our thanks. His fruit get away with
ANYTHING of the kind we ever saw
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

ID. j. Delay. practical carriage painter. of
London, Canada, is now connected with the
City carriage shop, taking the position for
merly occupied by J. a Paulis, da,ftA
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

The largest assortment OF stamping pat
terms in Kansas at Mrs. 4. Kramers In
delible stamping done on light colored goods
in three minutes time. C,94lt
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

For novelties in childrens clothing go to
the Manhattan Clothing CO.. $50 Douglas
avenue. .da,-t;t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

The Thomas-Houston light will be furnish
ed to anyone desiring it for $6 per month.
Send orders by mail or call on general man
ager. +. BAUER. 1JNtf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Piano TuniEg.


L. Sheldon, from Topeka, will tune for
al who order per postal card or leave orders
Thos. Shaws music store, Main st. 23-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Getting Ready

A complete assortment of kilt suits for
children. Manhattan Clothing Co, 32C
Douglas ave. d93-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Telephone your orders to Freeman for
hack or livery. dot
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

For cheap business lots in Anness call on
G. A. Hatfield, Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
Notice to Contractors.

Call on G. A. Hatfield for cheap lots il
AnneSs d4.-2n
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
For Sale.

A good card cutter in first-claSs order
Will sell cheap. Enquire at this office. ds9-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

100000 pounds sash weights from l-2 lbs.
to 10 lbs at $1.15, at Globe Iron Works.
dS5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Getting NcaOys
Winter under wear, neck wear and hosiery
arriving daily, also immense line ofgloves, at
GOldstandt Bros & Co. 9l-4t.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

Just received A full line of zephyrs and
Saxony yarns: our yarns are first quality
We also keep second grade, as cheap as any
house in the city. A. KRAMER.
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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
CRUNCH CHIMES.

Total for week. ........
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office Of register OF deeds yes
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probably marked BY slightly warmer temperature
Fair WARMER Is indicated for Monday
OBTTCA Y.
OTIS CLAP.

BosToN. Sept. IS tSpeciab.-Qac OF the best
known men OF Boston, OTIS ClapP. the senior member
OF the nrm OF Ons Clapp Son, homeopathists, died
mi, morning At his sons lone In Brookne Ous Clapp
was born westnampion. Mss. in 1896 When seven-
teen he came to Boston aud entered the counting room
Of The Datly Adrerfsr. After leaving that pace he
published for awhile The Nec- England Gadry' part
nershp subsequently entered into with Charles
stimpson under the nrn name OF Simpson Cl~pp
booksellers and ubshers, Nathan Hale oelh<
a silent partner. They Published series OF
volumes under the name OF "The American Library o.
Useful knowledge" the first Of which contained .
pre- ace by Nathan Hale and Lectures by JUICE story
Daniel Webster, Edward Everett aud LORD Brongha h
Inc slso published annually thu Boston lieclSry Ins
partnership Dissolved In 1892. and DR. ClRpp De-
cane the publisher or New Chutcn works. incull he
those OF ewadeul,Org. also OF Ihe Nctr JsrHsd -"
NrgG-iRs from 1892 70 1858. ami he Cht9-
ren's Ne,c church AdgI-ine from 1913 . lsos
He rervei "a wari inspector OF
elections warisn and memoir OF the Guy Council
In Isl he wa. repr>-en IN me STATE le-isa
urc. lie la been CONNECTED with several associations
Tor chartab objects and AZ the time ~ MA DEAN was
president OF the W>shihgt0nian Home, ohariiaole
nrDrHte asyiun OF this city. having held thht pOslo
since 1862 From 1852 10 SO he tOeetor 0f inc
Uled ,ite- Internal revenue FOR the IVh District 10
Massachuserts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
POLITICAL AND ENDS e.
NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY

NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
SYRACUSE, Sept. IS (SpecidD .-Ihe LIST and
I'D Assembly District Republican Nominating Con
venttons for Oaondaga County were held here this
.rt.rnoon The candidates IN the Ist District we're
ex-Assemb. lyman James Geddes !. whsle Knapp
Hector B. johnson and ex-Asseniblyman Thomas u.
Avorl Mr. Johnson nominated oy acclamstiop
atler thirteen ballots Mr. Geddes was us strongest
coupetitor On the first ballot Mr.. AVord received
,,-,,, antary vote OF ). Mr.. Johnson Is forty-hve
Years old keen politician, ana has been Chairman OF
the Board OF Supervisors. Assemo J man aired f.
stseey WAS rsuoin a-d IN the Id District OUT tte
onn,.,tion belLg shown against him. hr stacey maue
snort speech pedgin< himself to carry OUT tIe "sne
ar rs constifuents Both conventions ad0ptcu teso-
luton submitted in beuaf Of the LEXIS atVn
~ me OnDudaga County Council OF Patrons OF hu--
drr rsc,t,nx that athoug tue personal property I'd
tnr state OF New-YOrk 10 believer 70 20 qua ~
real ,rOpert the former pays ohiy aoou. ~ 80 "a
tur taxes aud demandins action oy inc Leg sA'uio '
ing 10 redress OF this cVl!.
A1RloS. Sept Is (SpeciaD. Samuel A. Bates was
I'D IN, rtmou,ty for Assemb, lyman to-day By the
Republicans OF OreAns County
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Ss.erone has also isssed cares TOT toos no1w-
ten rre rain every ono went 10 Mrs DE NeuIVcs
,sIn celebration Of the eetssenlnT o, nSs sr her
s' w, Iflils Parker the artist the ofo''er
sss .lc s subscription bal which announced
g.. Ten-.iav Al Mrs.. J. 5. Barness was postponed
VII ra. c,se bah IS announcei for the 27h.
-. q trirs I.,.ier gave ainver Wednesday evening
"a :. Barnes gave a dinner ThuFsday eveninE
SHAN gave pro9resaige euchTe party last even
inE v.r,,w a. Vanderbilt aad MI George Wander
b., e.ue RON lar hs.,er , mn Me- W y Sosrs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
TIE LrEBrG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT

TIE LIEBTG COMPANYs EXTRACT OF MEAT
Is manufactured IL nth America BY most eX-
pereured men, WnD nave Oeeu 10 tue comp nYs ser
wee since It's foundation AMI under The strict super
vision and control OF the eOmptnys chemist VINO te-t
ne as TO quality OF meat used, AID anayZes ana e1-
anines as To flavor parcel OF Extract before
snptnont Europe Gu It's arrival at Antwerp tle
Extract IL there again examiner Oy speclai cIeiues
attached the company General Depot. ana ~ ma
and decisive test samples OF every rrva IN Europe are
sent To Professor Max PettenkOfer Ohe highest au-
tnority IN hygienc matters living and Baron IL Won
ebiL che late Baron Justus's sOn an successO aier
uhOse approval and regards competition
and flavor only, the Extract potte pnt up IN cases
and out to all the markets Of the World IL WIN oe
see therefore, every means used 10 maDu1acturc
this preparation under the most favorable cohdllOhs
and that great success OF the enterprise Is We
ner,tei There are imit4tlou sorts, but Baron Lebgs
guarantee reiers only the companys Extract suu nO
any Of the imitation articles now being offered 20 me
unblc.
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Post Once NOdce

borld be read DAILY by all Interested as changes may oc-
cur any tme
Letter. f fregn countries need not DO specially addressed
for dispatch by any particular steamer except when IL Is 10
sired send cates OF banking ana CO ne "a, az 10 w.
letters NOT specially addressed being sent oy INC as.e1 Ne'
sells available. -
Foreign mails the week ending September % VII close
fpaoMPTLY lu all cases. al this Office As follows.
sUEDAY-At a. m for Para Maranham and CearA
Brazil per steamship Ambrose
Queenstown 2 eaiers Tor Great Other
Enropsan countries must be directed per bothna -
WFDNEsDAY-At $50 A n. for Europe, pc: steamship
Elder southampton and Bremen
rHURspAY-Atlo4 IT, for Central America AMI south
tTs Tor EeSiec must be lrectei per Acapulco %" at 10
AVN fo[ EIgo e porto Rco rect sr Steamship esn
Al p m for Ners c695' ca ~ As.anr at D. NJ or
Bermuda per steamship Trinidad at p m for rrgxo
aud IIuatan per steamship :. OterL from Ne"orean~
FRIDAY-AteA III Tor Newfoundland. per steamer from
Halifax.
sATURDAY-At 10 for Newfoundland per steamship
PortA at 10 Tor Jamaica per steamship EnlI %Ya
den; at II H. Tor NORWAY direct per steamship ii'S "a
Li Ece yer mnst be- Il Peetei per rmbA at i "A.
for Europe pei steamship Baltic Queenst,wn detiers
must os directed Per S.S wa HAVE az ~ for
scotland direct Per steamship E5a"p% wa 1850 ar
the SetlerIa nus direct per steamship r Caand VA Rot
trrlam letters must Oe directed per p OaAnd al -
%eT Tor sf.fs must be directed er Pennaad b.
the society ISLANDS per snip IrGpe Bio Ton san
the sandwich Islands per steamship Iea.1nia ios sAh
ANNA ana japan per Steamship Gaelic Fran
scol here September rs az o. m and Mains 1as 40,
isands per steamship Alameda (irom ian trancisco.
0sr ,,.a%.np cen at w s Gi % . ior
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The schedule OF closing Of Trans Pacific mails Is sTranS
on n III Nails from the East arriving
Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers are dispatched
'DsN'' ''' '-'"e 10Y HENRY G. pEARsoN P9s'mA"ter.
Post Office, New-York, y. Y. September II, IooO
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IrTYLRS IRON The PEOPLE
rr.qERANcE N AND oUr or POLITICS.

TE'PERANCE ~ AND OUT OF POLITICS.
t. he Eatfor o. me TrttWHe.
SIR: ne temperance cause IL New-Jersey
has been k oa %, the domain OF morals anu placed
in tne domain politics Ils tends to defeat the Re
pub.ica- party. from which, hitherto. all prohibtory
rou Il A., COM. I gives controlling 20 yer to the
p,rrvw..ca has nliformy opposed all proAibory legs
a ,op luis temperance .aOysment Of forming fal
ro,c tcet for me STATE works intemperanee and Is
mol n - interest 0. temper Wien tue prohibition
vote Wa ado e mora AMI not political Issue the fonr
State. li.p C1,o, Iowa auI Kansas, gave p!ohIO
Il u VOTE OF G1OOO0 only $1,000 votes for Ohio-
taa We. the caI>- VAS political In Iowa the cause OF
--lt.I...u n received in EOu-pOluch crmr.Ig'
l.- 40 votes bu, the political cAmpaiSn o. 1854 re-
cureI IN L the cause OF temperance IL Lax
Ifl- -hn IS 1v-Acut fhe cause OF Ten
r,rre receives placed IT. the domain OF politics.
ut lie FroAuion-sl- ed. us, in ilstlncsIon OF e. air
sul state ucA= that ne ArOhtl0riHts ala not thT0"
svsv f1-r III. Wien tneT, hopelessy supported
Jau.- d, Birn~y 10 their Presidential ca lGiAte. TIE
700 tionia = however. LougGt they dld throw away
,letr to frr they soon afIerward ilsOanded as 4
po..trat uariy-iaakng a good example Tor pohtica!
rroulilt oul.1s az lie present tln-e O. T. Y
Nef .Hsl~ick, y. j.. = pit =, lceo.
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DIED.

HESRy-At Homer y. y. scptemser rs. inst My
John r. Henry Of Newyork Citv
Burial Homer " Y. saturday September L. int
HIGHAM-Enterei into rest on sauriay. september 49,
kingan. M)niay. september %
Interncnf a, pitis6ed Mass
LOcKwoOD-on THURSDAY. sep.eu'cr lG 1895 John u
Funera SERVICES Son aY 2q,h nat, at his t, re.isls'
Train iaves Grind Depot NewEsven R'iIrlad IT
Interment private
MoORE-teorge Moore At his residence No 3a West J1ih
Funeral services viii be aeii IN ne churrh . ne noy
Apostles. corner Of Stiaye AMI 2s.AsL. &olv iAe
2dth INST. At D
MoRToN-on Fra,y morniur septsmber II. PFad,acy
Ieiorl w.ie o. John Morton n h'r '.h year. 49, No., f,
September 20 At i3 o'-l,,i noon
Frends win kinily iavers
NOTICEABLE Brooklyn september H. 1886 Robert Austin
Morgan. grandson Of the late John T.. cimeyrf IA hs
Funeral service. from ms late IA Moa'agus Oh
Monday SepiemDef - Al : O'Clock p n
NIcolsoN- Near liberal No on suainy ever'nT. sapfen
PEABODY on Friday. Septe YER H. At tn ienc - lis
father in THIS city Of gns9i'oa.A Duane iy.nE.ion .r
boiy IN the ioth velrot h,s age
The funeral services viii be- Del. ~ ts char'l OF he A.c"1
on corner 5haye. and 10Th IT.. Monday scDte nJsr
30 at O. 80 ococS
RrTGFRs-At New Brunssick y. r.. September Il. Anna
NJ wife Of John L l.uge nd daughter Of the Like Robert
IT, Roy Ln , ~ The ETy ar, res,eet,sgv invel
To- atten n unerl services cArst chirs hIltpi's
Train leaves leS Yo-k at o'clock Pennsy vani Tros
Please omit flowers
sAcKFrr-At stamford Conn SATURDAY. septemt Ell a. j.
l. Sackett azad IL years ..,.,, . d,
Fnne non his late Tuesday, September 81 at
m.
Grand General Depot az p. NJ
TOLAND-OQ september r. 1850 ner Dayton V'"
Franklin Tolsnd formerly Oi Philadelphia nm,
fntsnrnt az 81 PALS Protestant Episcopal CSnrch fhA
delphia, Friday afternoon
Durand-The members OF the National Academy ~ Design
ARE uvlta ~ attend oi the LATE Asher
Brown Durand At ~ Souls church. 4iSave AMI -ot'
: A a IL
80 ~ j. ADDISON RICHARDS.
Corresponding So r,tary, y -
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In the last years while there has been great Increase
In the investments offered the public the investing fund has
more than kept shown by the constantly lowering OF
the RATE But low rates call for conservative and absolutely
sfe Investments Following the long established custom OF
foreign countries few financial institutions have under
taken TO make the investing fund OF the country
the credit landed property producing security con-
souan with low point OF safety and permanent invest
ment
That the public may have opportunity to investigate this
principle Of investment It is offered in its most
poved form doubt take pains TO call attention TO
the secnr ties Of Equitable Mortgage Company This
ttuon has naged in issuing Land Credit bonds
and has made study OF the in this country well
abroad and brings its patrons and bondhoders the
best results past experience Their long experience their
financial connec TONS their thorough Investigation Of
the subject historically and the high character OF the man
ayers of this company little to be desired the part OF
those funds TO invest for term OF years Making
land from purely agricultural standpoint the basis Of
rtv the company certainly would have established its
business up6n principle of entire safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

ANT(-NONOPOLI-T A-'J T III 71-h O1'11 TT -
The Executive Committee Of the NewYork County ANU
Nouopo League opted resolution mat Tue orSanll
ton should give money and support to Henry ueorse o
No. IN ga a. the effort concentrate upon some stronger
-, 70 should not succeed. The League In ABOUT
WI viii cal spec meeting Of citizens gene $y - -
r ON rfon Oh strong candidate MO W. re -
Sef.be to ali classes. ~ this meeting shoulu h,t 49,
then League viii support MI Heo
amount a. George W Quntard, controller LoeW a.
Ing and aldo huclins. Dr. Ferdinand seeser Nc
lines ., he , candidate for Mayo