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QUARTERLY STATEMENTS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July % (speciaD.-The breaking of the
western drouth Sunday took &c off the corn
mice to-day 1t all came off at the opening. but
.nere was little recovery from the bottom. Sep
.en,ber opened from SIC to 521hc sold between sic
and 52ac and closed 527sc December closed at
ss5c: the May at 56lzc. The last prices were 2I.c
IN as.c under the Saturday The selling was from
every direction. mainly liquidation by Western
longs There few feeble efforts support
from local bulls, but no determined buying. There
was no difference of opinion to the thoroughness
of the rain. There continues wide difference
70 how much recovery result where the drouth
was the worst More rain is promised. The visible
increased $4,000 bushels, the Chicago stock in
creased S01 coo bushels. Country offerings were
large showing the effect of the rains the cash
people West. The shipping demand was slow. the
seaboard disposed to await further break. Sales
here were about 10000 bushels. half of it go
West Clearances were only $4,000 bushels: receipts
were 20 cars with 270~for Tuesday. The seaboard
reported 81 loads.
Wheat lost &c. Declines at Liverpool and SYM
pathy with the coarse grain weakness the
influences. September sold at 6sc and at 67ac. and
closed al 67s4c: December closed at 693.c. Selling
nv holders was the feature. The Northwest had
showers; clear and cool weather is promised for
tomorrow. The Western movement was large;
country offerings showed a considerable increase.
Clearances We're $50 0O0 bushels Primary receipts
we're 15O5.eo0 bushels against 10000 bushels last
year Worlds shipments about 100000 bush
els The visible increased 900 bushels; there
was an increase passage OF S00o,ooo bushels
The shipping demand slow, in view of the
hreak; sales about 100000 bushels There n
car of new spring wheat here Professionals are
bearish To-nights prices &c under week
ago
There the same experience in oats as in corn
general selling BY Western longs and a severe
break The market lost about &c and closed 1ssc TO
lsc under Saturday September sold at SSa4c and at
&C closing S27sc; the May, S53sc. There was an
Increase in country offerings. There were 24o cars
here with go cars for Tuesday The visible de-
creased 675 90D bushels. There was just as little
attempt at support in oats in corn.
Flsxseed was dull but steady, cash prices up 1c
at 81 s.: futures unchanged. September 81 so and
October 81 5SI2. AT the three points there were n
cars of seed, against IS cars last year.
There were enormous hog receipts, $1,000 head in
stead Of 5000 head estimated; prices at the yards
were Joe to 15c lower. There were 7S,ooo hogs
West against $1,000 last year. Yet, in spite of
this bearish news and OF the weakness of the
grain markets. packers supported provisions and
closed them at about Saturdays figures to trlhe
over. The CudaRys continue to buy January lard;
Armour bought ribs.
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1RS. 6ls"

The approximate amount or charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property to be scld
1868 thereon from the End day July.
1901 together and allowance amounting D
s3O6 thereon from the 9Th day July.
1901 with the Of the The
be sold subject to all taxes and
ments liens the premises the date Of the
Judgment amounting S51S 80 interest and
also subject 0 rights of City Of New York
JOHN L DUFFY. Referee
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK--Wilam ". Caswel. Plaintiff.
against Robert p GOghty and others. Defendsuts.-In
pursuance Of Judgment Foreclosure and Sale duly
made and entered in aboveentited action. bearing
gate the 10Th day of July 1901 l. undersigned. the
Referee In said Judgment named will Public
tlon at the New York Real SalesrOOm. No III
York on the seventh day OF 1901 II o'clock
noon on that day. BY Bryan l. Kennedy Auctonee he
premises directed by said Judgment be sold and therein
desfbed as follows: All that certain lot parcel
OF land with the building thereon erected situate wing
ana being In the city and of New York bounded
and described follows 20 wit Beginning az the north
westerly OF Avenue and hundred and
street and running thence northery along
the westerly line of St AIMS Avenue twenty i've feet
tnence westerly parallel with said 144eh street and
through and along wall the nOrtherly side OF
said lot feet; thence southeTy and parallel
with st AIMS Avenue twenty-five feet said One hun
dred and foryOurth eserly along said
street nnetse feet the aforesaid the point
or place OF beginning together with the appurtenances
and all right title interest said Robert p Co
lightly in the party northeTly side
of said premises any Of the strip OF
land which said wall Subject certain
srtctions and nUsances in former
veyances Of said property.
Dated New York. July Is. 1901
EZEKIEL FIXMAN. Eeferee
GEO: G. BI~ANKE Attorney for Plaintiff 253 Bsoadway
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
Tne following is diagram Of the property TO be sold
as described above the number being SIS East
14ith street New York City.
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Katherine Elias General Guardian Of Josephine
Elias George H. Elias and Henry ?. Elias. plaintiff
Michael j. Flynn. and others. defendants In
of judgment Of foreclosure and sale entered
Of July 1901 l. the undersigned the Referee in said
Judgment named for that Will sell public
ton at the Exchange Sales Rooms. No Ill Broadway in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City. County and ot
New York the 9th day Of August 1901 at I2 Ociock
Of that day by Philp a Sslyth. AucOneer all the
mentioned therein described follows
Wit All that land in the Twenty-thlr OF the
CITY of New York bounded and described follows: E
ginning point IN the EaSterly side Of Washington
Avenue 9 opened distant One hundred sixty
from Northerly side hundred siXty-hftn
Street opened. and running thence Easteriy
parallel hundred and siXty-hftH hun
ded t2Ol feet. thence NorJherly parallel with said Wash
iugton Avenue Twenty five tl feet thence Westerly
aNel with One hundred and sNty-htth street Two hun
Gred 2O0 the Easte-v side OF said Washington
and thence Souhey along the Eastery side OF
said Washington Avenue Twenty-Five 2l feet the point
or beginning Said premises being OF lot known and
designated by the Number Twenty-Five Map entitled
one half miles Harlem River. Manor Of Nor
rIsania in the Township West Farms County OF West
chester and York hy Andrew Find
lay Surveyor. dated West Farms August To- 1sis and
He'd IN the office of the clerk Of the County OF West
chester While Plains. Excepting therefrorn much
York In proceedings to acquire title 10 Washington Ave
being strip about Fourteen and half feet wide
along the front or said premises Washington Avenue
Dated New York. July L. 1901 -
FORSTER HOTALING & KLENKE. Plaintiffs Attor-
neys 5S Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
New York
The following is Of property be sold
The street number Is 1856 Washington Avenue
Washington Avenue.
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ssh Street

The Approximate Of charge
satisfy which the abOve-descriSed property be
sold Is twenty thousand fOrty-four and 44-i 100
tZlO44 44lOW dollars with thereon from
lfth day Of June. 1901 with
amounting 70 three hundred seventy (37Ol dollars
with interest from June l9th 1901 together with
expenses "f the sale The approximate amount Of
assessments ether liens. which be allowed
the purchaser out OF the purchase paid by
the Referee. eleven hundred and foTJy-twO
q, ls2 5S-l0O dollars
Dated New York, July 9Th 1901.
GEO HAAS
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I4ith Street.

14ith Street
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge satisfy
which the aboveGescroed property is be sold
30 with interest thereon from the I1h 1891
together and allowance $3.50
with interest from July Is. 1901.
penses Of the sale. The approximate
assessments. other liens which allowed
the purchaser of the purchase paid by the
Referee. is Sj22 10 and interest.
Dated, New York. July 10 1901.
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YORK. Elizabeth l.. Leigh. Plaintiff, Clara 3.
Sheldon and Rachel Vose. Defendants In pursuance OF
Judgment of foreclosure and sale. duly made and
tered in the above entitled action. bearing date the I'D
day OF May 1901 and Of the Of this Court bearing
date the 18th July 1901 l. the undersigned referee
will sell public the New York Real Estate
SalesTooms No Ill Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
1901 at twelve o'clock that day. by Bryan l.
Kennedy auconeer the premises directed by said tudg
nen 10 therein described follows: All that
certain lot piece parcel OF with building
improvements erected. situate lying being
in and State of New York and bounded
md follows: beginning point the
eaytery End Avenue distant fortyseveF sT}
jl inches sOuthery from the souheasterly
corner Ninetythird esd Street and West End Ave
nue. thence easterly. parallel with Ninety
third (93d) and through party wall. fortythree
(43 90 inches thence southeasterly nine
and three quarter O0%sl inches to point
t50 feet and % inches eaSterly from
he side OF West End Avenue in line drawn
Nnetythird C9dl and distant fifty
and five (5l inches souherly therefron.
parallel with nneythird Ce3d) Street
40 feet and five j inches thence sOutherly
parallel with West End Avenue thirteen Q3l feet
westerly parallel with Ninetythird 93d)
and part of the through another party wall sixty
eight O feet the easterly side of West End Avenue.
thence norhery along the eastery side West
Avenue twenty t20 feet to the point place Of begin
ming
Dated July IS 1901
HENRY r. WESSEINAN. Referee
TURNER ROLSTON & KORAN, Attorneys for Plain
tiff, 90 William St. n. y.
The followin~ is diagram OF the be sold
Its number is GA West End Avenue;
e3d Street
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foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NJ

4
NORK--Ths New York Life Insurance an. r-,,..
company. Plaintiff, against Emanuel Claubar Jossrb
Wit;ner and Others Defendants. 10 pursuance ~ =
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly sre
IN the action bearing iqh ssy
June leol I the Undersigned In said f1sr
ment named: viii sell al Public Auction AZ the New
YORK Real Estate SalesroO. No. III Broadway in the
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York the thirty
INST day OF July 1901 at ~ o'clock noOn on that day
by PHILIP A suyth Auctionesr the premises directed
BY said Judgment 10 be sold and therein fl-
lows; All that certain lot piece Isnd with
the buildings thereon erected situate and beng
in the Twelfth Ward OF the City Of York bounded
and Described as fellows: begtnnins at point
NOrtherly side Of Eghtyeighth hun
dred and nine C2O9l two-thIrs Osl inches
Esstery NorheasterIy OF Eighty-erhth
Street and Fourth running Northery AMI
parallel with Fourth Avenue and part % the distance
through party wall hundred ti00l feet
half tSsl inches the block tErnc.
Eastery along said line feet
and onethrd Ca) inches: Southeriy parallel
with Fourth Avenue hundred eight and
one-half (s3.) iuches the Ncrtherly Eighty
eighth thence Westerly NorfherIy
side EghtyeiGhth twenty-five C2l seven
and onethtrd C1ial inches to the point place
gnning- Sal premises being known by the Street
her lis East Eishty-eghsh Street. in the City
York
Dated Nev York July 9Th. 1901.
GEO HAAS Referee
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff SO Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following Il diagram Of the property be sold
as described above the number being ll3 East
ssth Street. in tbs City OF New York;
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Dipi0eno Notlres.
OFFICE OF
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.


NEW YORK July % 1901
The Board of Directors this day
earnings Company the ended June
1901 dividend Of per the preferred
stock Of the Company, 10 be paid September 1901
the stockholders Of record at the closing of
books August IL 1901 The Board declared
the surplus earnings of the Company a dividend
20 the Common Stock Company
payable September g. 1901. the stockholders OF
record closing Of transfer books August
II. 1901 For purpose OF such dividends
books OF the Company will be closed l2
August II, 1901 and Will be reopened ten O'Clock A NJ
Sept B. 1901.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD co.
by &. w. WO0LFORD, Secretary.
NEW YORK. July g. 1901
The transfer books Of the Voting Trustees Of the pre-
eTred and stock certificates of The Balti
and Ohio Railroad Company will close New
at u August H. 1901 and will reopen at ten
O'Clock a. NJ. September 2. 1901.
on septmber ., 1904. the Voting Trustees win be
pared distribute their Office. No. Wall Street,
New York City. the above dividends Of two cent
upon the preferred stock and cent. the
stock when received by them, the parties
entitled thereto the appear OF record their
books when closed as above
william sEIomOn, Martin Erdmnnp,
Ito H. Kahn, Louis Fitzgerald.
Charles steele. Voting Trustees.
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The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co

1S5 Broadway, y. ].
This Company is prepared Issue and will
promptly as is practicable its preferred stock in exchange
ior It's Interim Certificates heretofore issued viii
interest at the 80 the said certih
Gates fram May goth June 3oth 1901 inclusive
EDGAR H. BOOTH Secretary.
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approximate of the lien charge satisfy
described to be sold Sl
with from the 22d day Of May. 1901 together
with and allowances amounting Three
and forty and s5-i00 dollars with 22d
1901. together with the
The approximate OF taxes
liens which be aLoweS the
purchase paid by the referee 13-oO
Dated July 18th. 1901.
HENRY B. wESSEINAN. Reser~a
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NOTICE

To the holders
sEABoaIfD AIR LINE RAILWAY
siI per cent certificates. due .isrch 20. 1902;
sooce Is hereby given Of he
sseasosTd AIR Line Railway 60 Certificates.
ispz that the hereby called for redemption,
- ~ accordance with the terms of issue. and will
- ~ rso on. principal and thereon.
nktt zsth 1901. presentation office of the
ionnunenisi Trust Company. Trustee baltimore MARY
o on which Gate Interest will
eEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
BY j. NJ SHERWOOD Secretary.
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1innnfiai Hlerilnqs
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING,
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS, FARGO e. COMPANY

Of b are hereby notified that the Meeting
kho!ders of SAID company for OF
eut ~ 'or the ensuing year. the transaction
be t.sr business before meeting via
Eoes, ~ he Office Of the Secretary Company.
Mssss' n ne compsny's building OF Second
Ausa., ntrees Sen Francisco. California Thur-day
viii ~ s,f 1901 az 10 O'Clock A. NJ The Transfer Books
1901 ei'seo Saturday. July ~ sth.
NATHAN STEIN. Secretary.
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ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
York, July s.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this CoE
pany has this day declared quarterly dividend OF
ONE % PER CENT out Of tine surpus earnings Of this
COMPANY payable September g. 1901 the holders OF
she preferred this Company
the close Of business August 15 1901.
The transfer preferred Will
close r. NJ. i5 1891. and will remain
closed until VI 4. 1901. Cheques will be
mailed by the CONTINENTAL TRUST co. of the City
Of New York. FREDERICK STRAUSS
Secretary.
after September 3D. 1901 the voting trustees
will be prepared pay above dividend Folders
voting certificates for second preferred stock
record at the close business august 18th, 1901
the Office Of the CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY Of
the City of New York. No 80 Broad Street New York
City them Of their voting
tifcates for exchange stock certificates.
]. KENNEDY TOD co.
Agents OF the Voting Trustees
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A pvERTIsEMENrS ana suescriptions Tor Tns Tribune
north of 3st-st until O'Clock p m:
received the following branch Offices regular
ONCE until 5 O'Clock 2SA Sthave. o. g
cor cth-Ave. Macy'a ssh-avA
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NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD CeSpSNf.

Office Of the Treasurer New York. July q. 1901
4 DIVIDEND OF one and one-quarter per
- cent the capital stock Of the ROME, WATER
TOWN & OGDENSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY will be
Maid by New York Central and Hudson Rail
road Company lessee nnder the provisions Of contract
between the companies) this Office and after
August H. 1901 stockholders OF record closing
Of the transfer books on July 3isf. 1901
GEORGE S. PRINCE, Treasurer
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A DVERTtSEMENTS and subscriptions for The IriSun.
"A received their Uptown ONCE No i.2f2
north OF 3lst-s. until o'clock
the following Offices regular
52 6h-ave.. 18th Macy's.
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New York. July 24 1901
A DIVIDEND Of two and one-half (2ibD per
cent; on the Preferred Stock. one IN ner
cent ON the Second Preferred Stock of the OMAHA
WATER COMPANY VIII be paid by the undersigned on
August TO- 1901 a Office No % William street New
Work 10 the registered holders bene
dcia interest pertaining said on the
hooks Of the undersigned August !. 1901
The Fnrmcrn' Loan e. Trust Co.. Agent
Chicago, indianapolis md Louisville Rail-
Co.
No so Broadway. New York. July 21th 1901
COUPONS of the First Mortgage Bonds OF the
~ C. l. Div of the Louisville. New Albany & Chi
caro Ry Co August lst 1901 be paid at Ia.
orce OF Messrs. ]. p. Morgan g. Co, Wall ST.. " Y
j. A HILTON, Secretary
THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK
New York. July 18th. 1901
u,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
declared a dividend Six Per Cent (ss0 PAYABLE
ON and after August lst 1901 shareholders record
on the closing Of the books.
The transfer books will be closed July to
August lst inclusive
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Mt MINSI. Del Water Gap entrance; ideal place.
vi ing. boating. driving music: circulars sent.
c. STRUNK. Slateford. Penn.
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THE EEKLY TALLABAssEEAN: THURSDAY FEBRUARY T. 1901

odEh- L'-' -. tafPItSsiy. for as
my fingers t0rc!I,d it hp let go. with
the result that the thing fell crashing
to the floor
Oh. Il th0Usa"t. part!0nS.'' he cried.
Whose fault y - il IIinr or yourS:"
admitted with some chagrin that
we were both at fault. but the unfore-
seen had happened. the evidence was
destroyed, and there was nothing more
to be said about it, Nevertheless l
was extremely annoyed. and In my
neart | censured him greatly for his
careleSsness; but. as nothing further
could be said on the subject, | thanked
MIN once more. bade him good night
and moved off.
! looked vainly for the gentleman
with the beard. though / had little
hope OF discovering him. Indeed. but
for bis stumbling over my foot doubt
II ] should have noticed him at ali.
having completed his work, he had
made good his escape. Perhaps from
some vantage ground he might still be
watching me. watching the effect Of
MS work; but, If so, saw nothing Of
MIN. However, l thought 1t highly
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probable that he had put some distance
between him and the theater.

probable that he had put some distance
between him and the theater.
Presently beheld my uncle advanc.
ing toward me through the crowd, and
as he came up he smilingIy asked If
thought he had been lost.
That chap COckerton," he explained,
referring to the Stockbroker, would
insist upon dragging me round to see
the manager. A little spec he has on;
wants me to join. But no, thanks!
Very good. but not good enough for me.
know Cockerton, and once on q time
l used to know theatrical gentlemen"
And he favored me with a profoundly
knowing smile, smile always asSO-
ciated with the city. and a cleYerneSs
which did not appeal to NE. once
saw a Jew financier tap his nose and
look in similar manner, and thought
Immediately Of fat pork 1t is curious.
when one comes to think Of it. how the
sight of Il fat. middle aged Jew will
cOnjure up pictures Of pig.
But, evidently seeing the agitation in
my face, the smile faded from his. and,
advancing closer. he whispered. why.
Davie, what's the matter%
I've had Il squeak"
What here? Good heavens! HOw?"
In as few words lis possible | told
him. His face grew drawn and hag-
gard as he listened, and when | had
finished he clutched me by the arm and
drew Inc to him.
This is awful. Davie." he whisper
ed. Forgive me for leaving you; but
here. in the midst Of all this life and
light, how could one dream they would
attack us here? And the young fellow
who warned you - where is be:
should like to speak to him."
We searched for him, but without
success. The performance was near
ing its close. Already many people had
left. The young fellow had evidently
taken his departure.
81 am sorry" said my uncle. Il
should like to thank him and learn q
little of the man with the beard. You
would know this young man again?'
Undoubtedly"
Had you ever seen him here be-
fore?'
Never to my knowledge. He was
quite the ordinary. well dressed sort of
person. | should not have noticed him
had | not caught him staring so
strangely at me-"
Anyway, it was lucky he spoke"
and his hand frightened on my arm.
Dear old Jim.
We left the theater and walked
home, almost hoping that the enemy
would make some sign, but we sue
ceeded in reaching the house without
moiestation- Naturally. being suspi-
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and noticed that his slim fingers te::
very cold as they rested against my
palm.
stopping here. sUppcseT'' he asked
next.
YES"
$50 am l. Awfully glad to have met
you"
Thanks very much. You may be
sure after the service you rendered me
last night that fully reciprocate'-
"PGOhi" he said. Don't mention it.
| thought 1t looked fishy, and spoke
Let's say no more about it. at least as
far as l am concerned"
He opened his case and offered me 4
cigarette, taking one himself: Then he
struck a match and held it to me. for
which | duly thanked him. But nv
thanks merely added to his embarrass-
ment. He struck me as being n singu-
Iarly nervous young gentleman.
l thought he was not quite so pre-
sentable by daylight as he had been in
the artificial glare of the theater. His
race. OF a sickly, paIlid tone. showed
unmiStakable traces of an irregular
mode Of life. His eyes were narrow
and blue and shifty, the pupils of
which seemed to remind me of prick
Ing pin points Indeed | might 90 50
rar as to say that closer acquaintance
with the young gentleman, who. bv
the way, was not so young by daylight
did not impress me with an ardent de-
sire to cultivate him.
l think he read something of nv
lhouShIS, Tor he had a ShreWd face,
ana ne accordingly smiled somewhat
amuSedly.
Always begin a beavy night Mt the
empire, ne whispered confidentiaIly.
Brighton next day. No pick me I'M
like it. Fellows arG awful fools. You
don't dissipate?'
Well" said |, NOT altogether relish
ing the fact that MY virtues were SO
clearly imprinted uIlOn my face, lit all
depends on what yOal call destination.
He smiled almost Extensively.
thouGht' yet in way which many peO-
PIE would have called clever. At all
events. it deepened my first impression
of him. which, in spite of nv gratitude
was not altogether complimentary.
Just then my Uncle Jim came along,
and l Immediately introduced nv new
friend.
This is my uncle, Mr.. Davie. This
is the gentleman who warned me in
the Empire last night"
Pleased to meet !yOu, sir. May we
exchange cards?'
We all three Immediately took out
our cases. The strangers card bore
the legend MIR. Cyril George Went
WORTH