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The Globe-republican., 1893-01-13
ORDER OF SALE
First Publication December ., 1892.
W. Richard,

Perry Widen, Mary E. Widen, L. X. Nc.
Intyre. MaIyJ. Mcintyre, 5. b. Barker and
Company. u. and W. X. Pearson, Tie Dodge
City, MOntezUma and Trinidad Railway Com
pany, John Mcdonald Co., Edward Benney.
Wveth Hardware X Manufacturing Co.. First
National Bank of stevens Point, Wis., Curtis
Bros, Huttg Bros Manufacturing Co, NATL.
da A. Zinmermann, I. L. McCarty and Il. W.
Evans, executors OF the estate of r. T., Zim-
hermann deceased, q. ". Hoover Assignee
of Merchants State Bank Sherwood Dickin-
son, Chicago Lumber Co.. Lutcher X Moore.
Dunkan 4 Masters Kansas Mortgage Co.
White Sewing Machine Co.. Daniel F. Mus
tard. Alexander stewart Lumber Co. H.
CASTOR, Geo. 5. Emerson First National Bank
of Dodge City. Kansas. W. W. MunseIl. exec
utor of the estate of 4. L. Soule, deceased
and the Lansing Lumber Co.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale to me direct
ed and delivered. issued out of the 9Th Judi
cial district court of the State OF konsaS, sit
ting in and for Ford county, in said state, 1
will, on Saturday, January II. A ID. 1885, at
2oclock p. IN. of said day. ut the west front
door of the court house, in the city of Dodge
City, in the county and State aforesaid offer
at public sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand the following uescribeh
real property, to-wit:
Lots and and hf IL W or section 30. in
township 20 south of range n west of the 9TH
p. N. in Ford county, Kansas, provided |
shall first offer for sale and sell first all the
land above described not included in por-
uon of said tract decided to the Dodge
City. Montezuma X Trinidad railway
company. which said portion so decided to
said railway company is described IL follows
to-wlt: Commencing ut the northwest cor
ner of lot 5, section -, township s6 south
range "A west of 9th p. M, running thence
south i0rodS along the section line between
sections ~ and 2S of the aforesaid township
and range. thence west 40 rods, thence north
forty rods. thence east forty rods To the place
of beginning, containing 10 acres and ii the
proceeds of said sale, less said ten acres,
are not sufficient to pay and discharge the
amount found to be due the plaintiff. with
interest and costs. then | shall offer for sale
and sell the above described remaining ten
acres
said property to be sold rs commanded bv
tho said order of sale. &. II. BEESON
by Waldo TarboX Under Sheriff Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Dodge City, Kas. Dec :. IS92
E'rTIEN ,,Itf
The Globe-republican., 1893-01-13
ORDER OLE SALE

ORDER OF SALE,
First Publication December q lS9,
state OF Kansas, Ford County, s.:
Edinburg Lombard Investment COMPANY
The Globe-republican., 1893-01-13

First publication December ~. 1892.
In the District Court of the State OF Kansas in
and for Ford County.
Valley Loan and Trust Company, a corporation,
Plaintiff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
BURNED no DEATH.

Carroll Prairie, Tex, Feb. IT.
This morning while james Dixon and WIFE,
colOred. were out at their work they left
two children, aged and 4 IA the house
About . o'clock they heard screams and
on going TO the house, found that the
largest one had caught fire and was nearly
burned 90 when they reached g. The at
tending physician says that the child can't
recover
The public school az This place has grown
30 large that the third teacher had TO be
put in 10 enable them TO handle &C. There
are 100 pupils Professor Priest Is giving
entire satisfaction. aud the school has
doubled its enrolment of any previous year.
The MethOdists begin a prOracted meeting
at their church next Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

jacksonville. Tex, Fob. 1G.-Yesterdoy
two young men came up 60 She store "
called for canned goods, crackers. etc. Az
ter feeding themselves. they mounted their
horses and rode on az a rapid gate, re-
a deputy sheriff. being near by. was notl.
fed who followed ana arrested them near
Macy, and brought them back They bad
q pistol each and gave the names OF Allen
Grimes county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
FOUND DEAD.

Bowie, Tex, Feb, 19.-(Special)-7l.
II. Jackson, brick-layer, was found
dead in the yard of his brother-in-iaw,
w. u. Tonne, this morning. He had
been suffering with disease for some
time, and IL Is presumed that he tool
an overdose OF morphine. The verdict
Of the coroner will he that be came TO
his death By an overdose Of morphine,
tnl;en for the purpose Of warding of and
attack of epilepsy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
TENNEssEn WHITE GAPS.

caps are again ut work in this part of
the state. Last night band OF them
visited two houses in the neighborhood
of Lynchburg. At one place Sam An
dcrson and Thomas Mullins were taken
out and violently whipped and nal.
treated The white caps then visited
the house of Kelsor Smith and sub
looted him 90 the same treatment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
AAcKLea CONVICTED.
He Creates Sensation by Attacking His AHor.
ney--oIven % Yesrs sanlancn

Greenville, Tex. Feb IS. lSneciaIO
Late. Yesterday afternoon during tho trial
Of fillmore Hacker for the killing Of lin
Anderson. the prisoner suddenly made 4
vicious attack upon his attorney Aiexan,
der Mason, aud before the Off ,ars could
interfere succeeded in brusine him s.,
yerely about the face, Hacker dc.
Tense Is insanity. Upon resuning th,
arguments the officers were compelled Ia
hnI dcuh and chain the prisoner 10 the
railing Of the witness stand
At 4 o'clock p. m, the jury returned n
verdict Of murder in the first degree and
sentenced the prisoner for 90 years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

Alto. Tex Feb. Especial The young
people Of this place have organized ORA
OF Entertainments the nret on March 2
for tie benefit OF the Alto cemetery, which
needs some improvements.
The weather has been cool for the past
two days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

CORNER LOT HOUSE, TulEE ROOMS,
stables FOR $500 worth vendor len notes.
balance $40 Der month n. n, Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
SOMETHING NEW.

Through sleeping cars between Dallas
ond san Antonio via. Hcarne are now
ba,nq r1in hy thc Houston and Tcxas
Cenfrai and lhe international and Great
NoTthern railways. Close connections afe
made at Garrett 20 and from Fort. Worth.
T'he only through car service between
north aud southwest Texas points-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

eivtv ioadiug French. Belgian and isr-
,,,e,, usnrance c0npanies have lQrlacd
a syndicate % insure European visitors
~ fhe WOrlds lair against death and
5isai'lity on me Journey, o. daring ne
soiourn at Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
LETTER LIST

Remaining In the postonico AZ Fort Worth
Tex. Monday. Feb % 1928 10 obtain any OF
these letters the applicant must call for "ad'
vertisod letters" ana give the date Of the list,
Also all letters advertised shall be charged
with cent IN addition 90 the regular postage,
10 he accounted for IS part Of the postal rev.
enue, as per section $50 page3lS United states
raaAn1 lava
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

90 10 the Monding Bureau for al
mensing. dimcdlt on otherwise. The
Fo@t Worth Menalng Bnrcau d iast ~
ao,.,tns, /. feature ol the Southwest
Fn,srf6 ato.g. Hurley building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

PLATE GLASS. OF. 2ia IN. by a. ~ In.
win swap Tor wall or counter phoW 'nh'-
MOrehOuso 4 Mcbride.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
ENDORSEMENTS.

BENSON ] LoasNc, l.. l. ~,
Historian; .Llso a Concayo
Mirror Il rcdcctr 70 a single
focus an cpltome OF the etecn-
tial elementa o. our national
history, showing clearly At o
glance tho progreGa of the ma.
ton from iia infancy ~ ne
present period Of maturity"
A. Il. srorForD, Librarian
OF Congroaal "Iho work may
fairly 30 termed Il broyiai Of
American Politics"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
One Was
Asver Lost BY It
NEW COUNTY RIII-

.Arstln ~ SOoNI1 BILL.
aaa.a eel tex Feb. 19-(Spoeial. ~
Hg hasslluittee on counties and
NJ taodesl aanes met this afternoon
npN5e y report favorably the bill
bh N ios the payment BY new
1dsbte, well proporti0nata hhare Of
~ kele - ~a Of counkies from which
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
AGENTS., REPoRTs

Received sample sold s
h maps fret hour"
y WMagnincont map; my boy
. sold ~ The frst day"
81 sell q each day"
y {" sold 0 mapr IN onohour."
. 81 have crnraEsrd Ono.half
~ day; took is orders"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

Disag reenble sensations, resulting from
coughs, vanish before DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

Tho Latest U. s. Map, print
cd ia colora, coyern the entire
back and IL tho host Published,
10 alone cells for 500. Tho
complete RoVornlble Map
(prlntod on both sideO 10 3 feet
10 ipchea by % feet 6 inchCs,
mounted on rollers top and
bottom, with topc on sides.
These two maps sell separately
for $1,000.
This GREAT DOUBLE
MAP is cent BY eIprdee, pre-
pald, and aafe delivery guaran-
tscd, 20 anypddiess IN tho U.
s. Il can be mailed, but 10
much safer by expresa. Name
Your nearest express ONCE.
The money VIII DC re-
funded 90 any one not por'
fcctly aatisaed alter receiving
thomap. Umdcrgtand ful-
", thGt no matter which oiler
Won nctcpe all charges ere
propaid by express OF mail and
cate delivery aud perfect salts
faction guaranteed or money
refunded 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
FIsHTNG

~ Da.isi soaA, reelR, Mnes and eyery-
lle . hahAa@ a. Andsraal's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
COLUMN.



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daily invited 20 use this column 10Y seeh
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EprCiHL MOTORS.
GAZETTE'S LETTER llST

last OF letters remaining uncallce Tor IN
the counting rnoun on yesterday, az y. N.
Persons calling for them win please sJ ad-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

Several years ago a small colony Of
Itnlinns settled ia New south wales, and
they have th1ven so Wen that they are
now among the most prosperous Of their
conlpatri0ts IN that country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20

] HAVE A FINE STALLION 70 SWAP
for other stock. on property Address j.
b. cnre OF Gazette.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19
Fears Of q Race War.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 24.-The neoroas
ana whites in Perry county are ar,nipo
at nome aAd allowing him TO grow
up in ignorance. The deaf child is
entitled to educational privileges
equal to those OF his hearing broth
er and the State has generously rec
0gnzed this fact. Ihe State also
knows that Il grown up, nneddcatod
deafmute is bat Il little better than
an idiot, hoathern; and If he is a
poyerty-strieken mute he is II bur-
den upon his county or state. It
has, therefore, provided this noble
Institute OF learning for this affect
ed class wherein they can DC trans
formed from the dark oight OF ig-
noracne into the bright sunlight Of
Christian intelligence.
Che doors Of this noble charity
are now wide open for the admis-
sion OF 100 mutes never before in
school.
You who read this, if you have
40 deaf-mate in your family, will
please speak to your neighbor who
has one, ABOUT it, who may not take
q paper. Shonld you know OF no
young unoduoatod mute in year
circle OF acquaintances, remember
what you now read and If you ever
meet one let his friends know what
he can gain here and Low he can be
admitteh
It will be the work Of bring
ing a lost soul from darkness into
light. 1t will cauae you to bee ,mo
an instrument in transforming an
almost dependent idiot into an in
dependent and seli-supp6rting cit
izen. uition free, books free.
board free and even travelling ex-
penses free to the poor and INDECENT.
Remeln Der the next session opens
October 4tb, 1898.
For further particulars and ap.
plcation papers write to
FRANK B, YATES, Sup't.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19
xhe Bandit stoIcally listens TO II
verdict, but His M0ther Fainfs

FORT SMITH, Oct. 20,-The Hen.
oeasf case came to an end at 1 o,eIo,
'hls afternoon by the jury returnfne
Verd'ct of guilty as charged in tha i
olctment. Starr sat unmoved d,r;,
the reading Of the verdict and i;a -.
display half the interest in IT that ~
spectators did, His mother oecn,ia
the same chair she used thronebont ~
'flai' At the reading of the verdi
Gears began to gather in her eyes and
moment later she broke down and wen
silently for several minutes sba ",
covered before her son was taken fron
she courtroom and rode in the van wit,
am back to the jail.
Judge Parker will pass the deatl,
upon Starr next week Tba
,fime OF which he has been conyietat;
vas Tie killing of Floyd Wilson. wbd
vas endeavoring to arrest him on De-
emoer Is, 1892. While Starr was on
ne way back to Jail Deputy Sheriff Frv
topped the van and served a snmmonsI
n him in q damage case which Nrs
wilson filed against HIM.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19
October Is, 1898.

Save money by buying groceries
at Gallyway's. S.
WANTED:-To buy a good
milch COW. Call on Prof. Bur
ney.
Wheat, corn, or wood will he
received on subscription at this
office.
Gastineau, the blacksmith, does
good work on short order and his
charges are the lowest.
Galloway is selling best grades
of the BerryyilIe Roller Mill
Flour at $3.50 per 100 lbs.
When you want a first class shave
or hair cut go to Lee Stacy, cur
barber. Shop in Band Hall.
You can save postage by order
ing the Globe Democrat or the ST.
Louis Republic at TIE TRIBUNE
office.
The Berryville Rollor Mill Flour
is the best ON the market. Quail
ty and quantity OF each sack guar
anteed.
Buy the Berryville Roller Mil
Flour for sale by r. D. Galloway,
&. Camp, Sneed 6 Co., and j. F.
Walker.
Parties indebted to Tt. s. Phil
lips will find your accounts ut this
Office where You are requested to
call andsettle at once.
Spencer J. Morris is still here
and doing business at the same old
stand, paying the top prices in cash
tor eggs and general produce.
tn probate court Monday Vesta
Bedding6eld was given judgment
against Il. e. Harbert, executor OF
tho estate OF j JeNefSoo BAKER I0f
the sum OF $3.50.
The aPatent," "Gonqueror," and
xxx" are the brands OF Berry
vislo Roller Mill -four. This -four
leads everything that has ever
been on our market. If.
All persons owing ", R. snoed
on the y. O. Walker notes and ac-
connts viii please call on me and
make settlement. W. c. RUSSELL,
Collector.
A number Of our citizens were in
attendance at probate court at Ber-
ryyillc first Of the week. Among
them wero w. A. Butt, W. G. Rus
sell, Dr.lJ. e. Harbcrt, a. N. Webb
and II. A. L, Tanner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19
Er0ni Fort Smith.
FIT. SMITH, J
October a. {

TT. SMITH,
October IA.
EDITOR TBBvNE;--I am again IN
the city Of loaal lore. [ arrived
here Oh the 1st inst, about 5 p. m.
On the morning Of The I'd ! went
up to the United States Court room.
There l found His Honor, Judge
Parker, sitting where I left him
two years age, and looking as
natural as life.
There was quite Il throng and
hustle in the court room. The
men from thirteen or fourteen
counties Of arkansas who had been
summoned as Grand and Petit Jur-
ors were assembling and the court
room was nearly full. The Grand
jury Of twenty-thrce men was first
empanneled and your humble cor
respondent was numbered with
them.
met many familiar faces as
nearly all the court officials who
are appointed blythe Judge still
remain, while the Marshal and
those who receive their appoint
monts through him are new men,
yet ali are very clever gentlemen
ard seem TO be the right men in
the right places. Oar friend, G. T.
Crnmp, makes a splendid Marshal.
and seems to be very much at homo
in his Office I have also met cur
young friend, Joe Fancher, son Of
J. ?. Fanthor, who is bright
young man and a good baiiiff.
His Honor soon had his wonder
ful mill in running order, every
department fully named, ana the
mighty wheels Of justice began to
revolvo aud to grind ont at every
revolution grist TO the veal or
woe of somo poor wretch. Tho
Grand Jury has q very heavy
doclzet-over 200 cases to pass up.
on and new ones coming every
day. presume we shall have to
pass upon over SEQ cases.b before we
are through and propably will lake
all this month, though I hope not.
We went out TO Investigate
things al the D. S. Iote! and found
1875 regular boardors. Supper was
being prepared, bat as We had not
registered there did not stay for
supper. Joe Ivy, formerly of
En. eka, supplies the gtnh and
they seem to have plenty and very
good, too,-far ahead Of some Of
the boarding houses here.
I met DR.. Vance, formerly Of
Harrison, who is in charge Of the
hospital which contains only 5 or
4 patients.
hear from home about every
other day, yet Ii seems as though
! have been away u whole month.
Please send me THE TRIBUNE. It
has become - part OF our family
and is the only member that can
come to visit me at present, I read
all the papers published in this city,
but / would not give THE GREEN
FOREST TRIBUNE for all of them. I
want you all to be good to "tho-
girl I left behind me-" Yours,
E.S. I.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19
Berry Vile Items.

From the Progress.
w. D. Crawford is quite sick
with fever.
]. II. Jackson has been notified
of his appointment as Store-keeper
and Gpag9r and viii soon be as
signed to duty.
Work is progressing rapidly on
Georges brick business house and
ere long 1t VIII be ready tor occn-
paney.
DR.. J. T. Jackson OF Kings River,
father Of our toWnsmah, j. H..
Jackson, is not expected to live
long. He is in the last stage Of
consumption.
Edward Doran, of Springfield,
No late OF the 4 merican Express
Co., St. Louis, arrived IN the city
Saturday ana viii spend the winter
with his brotber-inlaw |. A. Trant-
ham.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19

pie whom we have accommodated ns'
ing sued for money that you are du'
obligations or else it is going to coso
is the last call, The next thing the 81
This includes the notes and accounts
S. ]. Morris, as we'll as our own. 70
The books ofall Of them may [
at the pest Office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19

Capt. Jas. Lynch OF Washington
D. G., has been here some timo
visiting and working in the inter-.
est of the survivors OF the Noun
tain Meadows Massacre. Five of
then, are citizens OF Boone county,
viz: Mrs. Wm. Terry, Mrs. Lin
ton, Mrs. Jos. GLADDEN., Miss Sa-
rah Dunlap and Mr.. VIM. Baker.
Capt Lyncn was ore OF the res
cuers ofthe survivors Of that terri
bic mas acre, having taken care Of
the little ones, seeing that they
were returned 10 their friends and
relatives. He has felt tatherly
interest in them every since. and
has K. bored all this time in their in
terest IN trying to recover from tb %
Mormon Chnrch the money it de-
rived from the massacre. lie and
our people generally are asking
Congress foG relief in their behalf
hy requesting Congress to recovef
from the Mormons. The Church is
sued for $2l6,000, and tbe Capt
thinks prospects are fair to gam
the sut. The victims welIe all
from North Arkansas, hencd the
interest most all centers here
Boone Banner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19
LOCAL And PERSONAL.

81 There was a snide show in town
u onday night.
Ii Have your blacksmithing done
5&t Gastineau's shop.
& Judge Worthington was in to see
Us last Friday on business.
For good rig or saddle horse
Gall at Hodges Livery Stable.
q A few gallons OF nice molasses
wanted on subscription at this OF
fec.
\ J. F. Gastineau went to Eureka
Springs Saturday, returning Mon
Day.
Il J. L. Russell and w. H. Hodge
made pleasure trip to Berryville,
Sunday.
will take a few more loads
hi wood on subscription if brought
<8 II at ObCS.
4 WANTED:-To trade a good organ
for saddle horse. Apply at The
*rRIBUNE Office.
Miss Gnet Harbort OF Cassville,
Mo, is visiting with the family of
her uncle, L. e. Harbert, this week.
J.. c.. McNemar has received his
appointment as U. S. Store,Keeper
land Guager Mr.. McNemar will
make q faithful officer.
The Eureka Springs Cor mercial
College is one OF the most thorough
and the most practical institutions
of the kind in the country.
When young man Or young
lady graduates at the Eureka
Springs Commercial College, they
are assisted in getting q situation,
BoRN-To the wife Of W. B.
Smith OF Rule on the 9Th, inst, a
10-pound girl. Mrs. Smith was in
[-ouite critical condition at last re-
hpdst.
J. W. Watt, brother of T. J..
Watt, two miles east of town, is
visiting with the family of the lat
ter. Mr.. Watt Is a merchant OF
Wilmat, Kansas.
James A. Butt, of Bethany, Ill,
came in on Wednesday evenings
stage Of last week, and is visiting
with his brother, Judge W. A. Butt,
OF this place. Mr.. Butt is a hard
ware manufacturer OF Bethany.
Prof. J. G. Wilson, principal of
the Eureka Springs Commercial
College, will lecture at the public
school building in Green Forest
on next Saturday night on the I'm
pcrtance of Commercial Training"
Every body invited to attend.
Rev. Lanning of the United Bap-
tist faith, of Denver, preached at
the NJ. E. Church on last Sunday
evening. Although quite young
Mr.. Lanning is a forcible taIker,
and he seemed to make favor
able impression on our people.
Prof. E. E. SmalIawood of We'd
dington, Washington county, is in
structing a class in penmanship at
the public school building Of even
lngs. His school opened last
night. Mr.. S. is fine penman,
and bears the recommendations OF
sood teacher.
The Lawrence sch ool house, tour
and halt miles northeast of town,
was burned up Tuesday morning.
The building caught fire from the
stove pipe, and the flames we're un-
comfortable when discovered. Miss
Carrie Pickett was teaching the
public school there.
r. G. Doolng IS entitled to the
blue ribbon on pumpkin raising
this year. He has one which
weighs 81 pounds, measuring 4 feet
and 4 inchcs,in circumference. lie
i says he has another out on his
farm which weigh 50 pounds and is
feet in circumference.
Don't forget that by buying q
scholarship n tho Eureka Springs
Commercial College during tue
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19
I'HB RAILROAD IS SURE C0NLUGI
LOOKOUT TFORTHECARS!

There is no question about it. this country will undergo change
nd that perhaps There thing
be somebody sued before they kfYit hs f0STtdq
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19

Subscribe fol TIE T8s1Bu.> L.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-19

A numher Of onr citizens were in
attendance at probate court at Rer-
rygiilc first Of the week. Among
them were W. A. Butt, W. G. Rus
sell, Dr.lJ. e. Harbcrf, a. N. Webb
and H. A. L, Tanner.