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New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and wifhn
street ST.. tas De Delancev street and Essex street
The second Election bounded by and WITHIN @
street Delaney street Ludlow street ,.,,
Election District Is bounded py anu WIZ Mn
Stanton street Clinton street Rivngton street and Nor
East Houston street Clinton street Stanton street ana
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
Second Avenue b. East Houston street ana ave
A. 49,
The Sixth Election District is bounded by and within
Third street Avenue Second street and Avenue A.
The Seventh District is bounded by and WITHIN
f5h @ street. b EIero n District is bounded by
Sixth street, Avenue b. Fifth street and Avenue A
Election District is bounded by and WITHIN
The Tenth Election District is bounded by ana within
Marks place, Avenue A Seventh street ana Frst ave
The Eleventh Election bounded by and within
The Election District is bounded by and within
Sixth street Avenue A. Fifth street ana b6l S b and
vithU Fifth Avenue A. East Fourth street and
The fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Fourth street Avenue A Third street ana
First
Third Second street and First avenue
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded Dy ana i
The seventeenth Election District bounded by and
within Third street Second street and Sec
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within street First Third street and
qhe Nineteenth Election District by
In Fifth street First East Fourth street and Sec
The twentieth Election District is by
in Sixth street Fifth street and Second
The Twenty-frst Election District by and
within First Sixth street and Sec
The Twenty-second Election District bounded and
within place First avenue Seventh street and
The Twenty-thrd Election District bounded by
within East Fourth Avenue h. Third street. Ave
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

First bounded
second street Ninth avenue West ThTty,frst street
The Election District is bounded by Ry ana within
West West, Thypffh ana anfh ave9e '
rbe Third Election District is bounded by and within
West Thiry-hird street. Eighth avenue. West Thrteth
street and Ninth avenue.
Thrtythd street Seventh avenue, West Thirteth
The Fifth Eiection District by within
West street Ninth avenue West Thirty
The Sixth Election District bounded by and within
West d 5f street SInth avenue West Thirty
Seventh Election District is bounded BY and within
second street and Tenth avenue
West Thirty-eghth street Eighth avenue. West Thirty
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
Thirty-fourth street. Ninth West Thirty
psfs srss,b is BosDss by s s,sfn
third street am ninth avenue.
within West Thirty-ffth street avenue West
street from Seventh s a. avenue to Ninth
West Thirty fourth street to West Thirtyafth street
west Thirty street. Ninth avenue. West Thirty
The ThTtesnth Election District is bounded by and
within Ws5t trsa and % Hudson river ri" west
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within the line from IL the b Of # eS avenue
nue. and Thirty street West Thirty fifth
ieFfa Fhe Fifteenth Election bounded by
TbTtY-nfth thirty street Ninth avenue.
The sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within north and south of West Thirtysxth street
sann sayenth avenue To Eighth avenue side OF
seventh avenue from Thirty-ifth street West
htyseventh West Thirty-fth street and Eighth
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded BY
within side of West Thirty seventh street from
Seventh Eighth avenue east and west sides Of
Eighth avenue. West Thirty-s street to West
hrtyseventh street. north side of West Thirty
SIX street Eighth 10 Ninth
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by
within south side Of West seventh from
Eighth avenue Ninth and the east side of
Ninth from West Thirty-sixth street to West
Thirty-seventh street.
The Nineteenth Election District is by and
within Thirtysixth street Ninth avenue and dago
naiiy from and West Thrty-fth
tenth avenue West Thirtysxth street.
The twentieth Election District is bounded by and
diagonally Eighth
ayenue and Thirty-hfth street Ninth avenue and
Triirtv-fo fourth street and Ninth
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02

two weeks on the Pacific coast visiting the
Portland exposition ... .-..-
Ern&t cribb also spent Sunday with the Ten
nants. -. - r''
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Derrick spent Sunday at the
E. c. Pratt cottage, Wildhurst
D. Grippe and party Of six from Davenport
spent last Friday at Hotel Del Otero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Lpman Of Philadelphia
are at Hotel Del Otero for the season.
Mrs. Frank Gowan. who is in Saratoga
Springs, will leave this week for New York
on her way home to the lake. -. .s,.
Mrs; J. F. Holiday entertained her guests
day, at Hotel Del Otero last week.
Mrs. James G. Berryhill, Miss Berryhill, Miss
Clark and II. w. MeninG, all of Des Moines,
| Iowa, spent Sunday at Hotel Del Otero
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Kruger, Huron, Wis.
! Miss A. Georgia, Huron, Wis, and H. Kruger
We're guests at Hotel Del Otero over Sunday.
| Helen Todd were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c..
Pratt at their Wildhurst cottage. over Sunday.
Mrs. Eta McNiece and her daughter, Miss
Blakeley. were over-Sunday guests of Mr.; and
Mrs. Stella McIntirc and Harold McIntire Of
Mrs. G. H. remnant at their Wildhurst cot
| tage. s-.r-.
| Mrs. Jean Blakney Of Milwaukee, Wis. came
out to the lake today to spend the remainder Of
| the season with her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Ten
nant. at Wildhurst.
Harry L.. Springer of Minneapolis entertained
Misses Pauline Polmotier. Philis Polmotier and
| G. Helene Polmotier Of Troy N. Y. at Hotel
| Del Otero over Sunday.
Williams Miss G.. Williams and Miss Nellie A.
Hope of St. Paul spent Saturday at the lake
making stop at Hotel Del Otero.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. J. v. Allen has gone to Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Reno L. Hayford is visiting Minot and
Fargo, N. D.. . $50 Is s.-+a ..-,...- T's~a.
DR.. J. Harlan Stuart is home from visit to
the Pacific coast. ...-. ..r--
Mrs Olga Won W. Haskell and children left
Sunday evening for Prince Edward Island.
Mrs. William Ford Of Kenwood has as her
guests, her brother, NJ. B. McClellen of Otseg0,
Mich, formerly Of this city, and Miss Stella
McClun Of Detroit Mich. .s.- a."
Mrs. E. Eugene Haynes and son Harlan left
Tuesday evening for their home in Los An
geles, Cal, after three months visit with
Mrs. Haynes parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.. s.
Hawkins of the East Side.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
follows: Broadway Central, H. Edelman;
Hill, G. q. Posty Miss Jones; Herald Square,
NJ. D. Wight; Holland, A. II. Boyd; .Astor,
D. M. Baldwin. =. ..- .sEe<
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ready been taken up by the host of
guests around the place. The opening
verse is set to the music of the -popu-
lar "Meet Me at st. LOUIS and runs
as follows: .. *t-. >.zs
"Meet me at old Topka, meet me at
Leave behind your city sweetheart
others here are gay.
The weather is getting warmer, warmer
s.> all the while, 81
And Tonka IS got the city beaten,
beaten by mile. H..
Mrs. E. Benedict and Professor
Mailer of St. Louis are coaching the
MINISTRIES for the performance and
frst-class amateur show will be put on
Saturday evening. It will be the most
popular event at the hotel, as the auto
mobile club will be entertained by Hor,,
ace Lowry on Saturday afternoon and 111
also be present in large numbers, as it
is the day Of their picnic. In addition
to the splendid minstrel show, Edward
Benedict will give sleight Of hand
performance which will be more than
interesting and unique, as Mr.. Benedict
has the reputation of performing tricks
of that kind with wonderful cleverness.
hotel were entertained at euchre party
and Thursday night tacky party is
on the board Each guest must be in
hard times costume or in as tacky an
outfit as can possibly be devised. Two
handsome prizes have been put for the
tackiest lady and gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Adler and family
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. M. Mullen and Miss M. Char
lotte Silverson arrived from New Ulm
to spend the summer at the hotel. They
are accompanied by Miss Gertrude
O'Donnell of Cincinnati
Anthony Jackman Wilson Of Chicago
gave a dinner Of twelve covers Sunday
and his. guests were Mrs. Caroline
Adelaide Baird. the Misses Baird, Phil
Lawrence, Allan G. Baird, and Ralph
P. Baird, Minneapolis
| Mr.. and Mrs: J. G.. Lund of Mime
apolis were hosts at a dinner at the
| Tonka Bay. hotel Sunday evening, en-.
PERTAINING Misses V. and H. Smith of
pix, Miss Shumpik, Miss Anderson, Min
neapolis; Mines. Eaton and Bombay of
Candy, MINI.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Excel.
| sior Congregational church held ba.
zaar this afternoon in the Blue Line
! pavilion at Excelsior. A number OF
prettily decorated tables were filled
with variety of useful and fancy ar
ticles. The sale will be continued al
evening.
Yesterday evening Professor Franks
who is in charge Of the roller skating
rink at Exc lsior, gave an exhibition Of
fancy ard trick skating. The rink wa:
thronged with people, and the clever
work called forth a great deal Of ap
plause Professor Franks excelled il
1 toe and heel and in serpentine skating
giving also an. exhibit of step skating
4 after music, and closing with a whirl
]. pool trick. His daughter, Goldi.
Franks, will give an exhibition every
i Friday evening. After the performance
1 last night Mr.. Hopkins Of the Casin,
i entertained the patrons of the place a
. steamer ride across the lake on tn.
Excelsior.
LAKE BREEZES.
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MINNETONKA

Mrs. John F.. Wilcox entertained at a
pretty dancing party yesterday evening
at the Lafayette club for her daughter,
Miss Beatrice Wilcox, and group Of
the younger sets. The trip to the club
house was made by boat and by auto
mobiles. y
Miss Charlotte Matson entertained
Saturday evening at the cottage of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Matson, at
Wildhurst, for Miss Howard Of Chi
cago. The guests were the younger lake
people and dancing was the amusement.
The teachers of the Chaska schools
enjoyed hayrack ride to the lake yes
picnic grounds for dinner. There were
about twenty in the party.
Last Sunday many automobiles
made run to the lake, and among the
guests at the Edgewood hotel were a
number of automobile parties. DR.. and
Mrs. Beckley and /. E. Wallis and fam,
lily came out on their machines to spend
the day.
In another party were c. A. Hull OF
New York city, G. R. Smith, Warren
Munzer, Clarence Munzer and J. ]
Yates, who made the run out on thei1
automobile at noon and remained fol
dinner at Edgewood. Saturday even
ing the guests Of the hotel and thei1
friends were entertained at a delight
full informal hop. A similar event viii
probably be given Saturday. The Sun
day, guests at EdgeWood were: Nick 3
Walden. M. s. Nelson, Miss Florence
Paul, H. w. Schwantes, George Dodge
u. 0. Williams. j. G.. Nightingale, Min
neapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman P
Lane of Tonka Bay.
j. H. Hensel and family of st. Pau
are spending few weeks at Edgewood
Miss Florence Crosby has come out To-
a week s stay.
Rehearsing for the grand minstre
show at Hotel Tonka Bay is the jollies
entertainment the guests have. Ever
lafternoon, shortly before the Dime
hour, the cast for the show has re
hearsal. and the tuneful music has al
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02
Conference of Unions

The conference Of unions was held
yesterday in the Fifth Presbyterian
ance. The president, Mrs. H. NJ. Pow
ell, led the devotionals, and Miss Sabra
Ellison read paper on "The Way of
Humane Education. - Mrs. p, J.. Elf
son spoke of the purpose and scope of
the humane societies. The state con
vention work was discussed, and So
cial hour followed. The Western Ave:
nue. union served light refreshments,
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The Burton Circle.

The Burton Circle of Linden Hills
Congregational church has a pleasant
custom of entertaining its members
once a month at social gathering.
Mines: W. 0. Jones, Hortense w. Brown
and Fife Merriman were hostesses this
afternoon at the August meeting, which
took the form Of lawn social at the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02

home Of Mrs. Merriman, 1904 Queen
avenue ave. 5. The friends of the circle had
atso oeen bldden, and about sixty
present to read the future, games were
played, and light refreshments were
srved. The hostesses were aided by
Misses Eta Farnsworth, Vera Townsend.
margaret, Hufh, Inez Brown and Nellie
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Sunday School Teachers

Miss Beatrice Longfellow will teach
the lesson and A.. M. Locker will speak
at the regular meeting of the Graded
Union of Sunday School Teachers at
the Y. W. G. A. building tomorrow az
ternoon. Fl -,
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ParaSOLS
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
CLUB CALENDAR.
THURSDAY

UH q RSDA y
Willard W. c. T. u, Mrs. Newcomb,
3O36 Pleasant avenue, 3 pm.
Graded Union Of Sunday Schoo
Teachers, Y. W. G. A. building, pm.
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Fragrant floral blooms, plant-milk, vegetable es-
;ences compose Satin skin cream
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02
White PefficOatS

With full founce, trimmed with eyelet embroid-
cry and tucks--Regular value $500 and So So
Special Choice $500
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02

The Misses Bernadette and Florence
Johnston entertained last evening for
their cousin, Miss S>Mae Speakman OF
Chicago, who is spending a. few weeks
here before leaving for the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music in Boston.
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Corset Covers

French models, full fronts, exquisitely trimmed
with fine laces and insertions, beading and rib
bon. Regularly $3.50 and $780,
Special Choice--$l. 90 and $3.50
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LAKE BREEZES.
John F. Wilcox has been spending the past
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02

Mrs: n: F: MuTrey was p1easaht1y
surprised last evening at her home,
2405 Colfax avenue S, by thirty-fve
friends who gathered to celebrate her
birthday anniversary. Music, games
and dancing were the amusements and
refreshments were served. Mrs. Muir
rey was presented with a set Of din
ing-room chairs and other gifts. Miss
Harrison planned the surprise for her
sister, = - ~. ..s ,,5-'
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Mr.. and Mrs. A., L. Boynton Of l719
Eighteenth avenue Sc are entertaining
Miss Josie Shotes of Pittsburg, Pa. Fri
day. evening a group Of relatives and
friends surprised Mr.. Boynton in honor
of his birthday anniversary. Mrs; M.
Atkinson, Mrs. w. w. Wittig and Miss
Shotes assisted Mrs. Boynton in enter
tanning the guests.
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Mrs. W. F. Edgerton of Hennepin
avenue entertained informally at din.
ner last evening for Mrs. D. J. Bur.
leigh of Cleveland, Ohio, and +. A.
Pickett Of Spirit Lake, who are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bruce. Gar.
den flowers furnished an attractive dec
grafton thru the rooms and on the table
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02

Choice Of about one hundred of our late styles
in Ttlrbans, French Sailors and Street Hats
former prices $4,000, $500, $3.50, $500,
$3.50 and $1,000.
Choice--S3 95
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02

The Ladies Aid society Of the Excel
sior Congregational church held ba-
zaar this afternoon in the Blue Line
pavilion at Excelsior. A nnmber Of
prettily decorated tables were filed
with a variety Of useful and fancy ar
ticles. The sale will be continued all
evening.
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Dainty UndermusIinS
Dressing SaCques

White Lawn, Kimona style or loose fronts,
with half fitted backs; trimmed with Valen-
ciennes lace or embroidery value
$275 and $3.50.
Choice--$1.75 and $500
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The teachers of the Chaska schools
enjoyed hayrack ride to the lake yes
terday, making a stop at the Excelsior
picnic grounds for dinner. There were
about twenty in the party.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-02
New Night Dresses

For midsummer wear-chemise style or
opened, beautifully trimmed with fine laces
or embroideries with beading and ribbon short
angel sleeves. Regular value $3.50 and $780,
Special Choice--$1.5O and $l.75
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Leprosy Cure at Last.

American surgeons connected with
the boArd Of health declare that they
have discovered . positive cure for
leprosy. OF twenty Ave cases treat
ed, all have improved, six cases
being absolutely cured. Several
patients. portions Of whose bodies
were gone. have recovered.
All Of the cases have been under
observation for 1t least six months
and 1t is absolutely impossible to
discover trace Of the germs Of the
disease in the blood Of the patients.
The method used 10 . system Of x
rays. The surgeons do not desire
their names to be mentioned at pres
ent. They will not ask for the re.
wards which have been offered BY
various governments for cure for
leprosy.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Dead Loss to Postmaster.

Postmaster h. h. Grafton Is IN the
peculiar position Of payins $3.50 per
month ont Of his own pocket for
CLERKS, in addition TO working sixteen
hours per day himself. this situation
being due to the great rush In the
Manitou pcstoffice on account Of the
Thousands Of tourists which are now
spending the summer in that resort.
Mr.. Grafton is allowed onlv $500
per year for clerk hire. but he nas
long since exhausted this sum, and
since July has been pa, ing extra
CLERKS out of his own pocket. and will
have to do this mp until Sept. 10. ai
the earliest. and by that time he will
have paid almost his whole salary,
q 900, for help. It is. OF course,
expected that he will be reimbursed b'
the government. but so far 40 local
posto flee officials know he Is the firs'
man to advance money to the govern
ment In this way, and 1t 10 al
unique story in postofiice circles.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Are You Jealous7

There is . little jealousy iu all per-
Sons and especially in all women. 1t
springs from deep love, which always
desires to be first in the affection Of
the one beloved. A lover, whether
man or maid. who is not susceptible
to occasional twinges Of Jealousy ID
not truly in love.
While jealousy. considered with
reference to its origin, is not an ig.
noble emotion. it IL frequently absurd
in its outbreaks. No one 10 immune
against the little green baoilli of jeal.
ousy.
Generally the tears or frowns Of
Jealousy are swept away with . few
kind W ords or caress, but there are
some unhappy persons with whom
jealousy is chronic. and who maku
themselves ridiculous aud annoy ing
by their fits and storms Of jealoua
passion. The Jealousy Of such per-
sons ,s beyond reason.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
WILL JOIN THE FIGHT.
Uaisn Ditch Company Takes o
Matter Of c. r. 4 l. Diversion.

AZ special meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Union Ditch company
held in the ofiios Of DR.. Peroival yes-
tertiay Afternoon it was decided to
Join With the other ditch companies
Of the county In the matter Of the
proposed diversion Of seventy cubic
feet Of water from Pueblo county 10
. point near the Portland cement
works In this county.
A resolution was passed to that
e6sct and that council be secured to
look after the interests Of the ditch
company. Attorneys J. A. Oondit
ard o. d. Bradley were delegated for
tl,At purpose.
Nearly all ths ditch companies in
tho county are going down the line
togsther IN this fight and . special
meetipg sf ths ssockholders Of the
Fremont County Ditch company has
beeu called for tonight by the presi.
dsnt, J. A. Condit when II 10 expect.
ed that some definite sction will be
taken 70 oppose the diversion. Some
tire seo NJ. Cssdit was instructed
70 oppose the threatened move on the
part Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
oompany.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Colorado Day At Portland

August a2- special exoursious via
Union Pacific, 40 90. Round trip.
limits 90 days. This line Is 2b4 miles
steetsr and makss IL hour quicker
tire. Osnver 10 Portland than any
other line. Write for particulars
J. o. Ferguson. general agent. sli
18th st.. Denver. Colo. 4l.4s
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Result of Bowling Contest.

Ina spirited bowling contest on the
Reitsr and Cannon alleys Last night
between the Florence Tigers and the
picked team. the picked team Lost TO
the Tigers by seventy .ons pins.
The Tigers bowied $3.50 pins and
the picked team 2.iia.
Last night witnessed the opening Of
the bowling season in this cIty and
from now on the interest In tha game
will not be lacking. The manage
ment will have At least one contest
on every week and oftener II desired.
The same teams that played last
night will again buck the alleys In .
return game next Monday evening.
Tho attendance LAST night was about
l6O. The SCORE was:
PICKED TEAA-Hove Robbins
AZ, F. Perkins 4o7. W. v. Thornton
An. T. Blunt 4ss. Brimble 4le.
Total 2l19
FLORENCE TIGEsR-C. McCor.
mick 429. o. Mentzer $40. O. Cannon
4se. F. Mitchell 4ss. Chas. MoOand-
less AGO. Total $3.50
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
A Perfumed Cap.

The latest invention 10 . perfume
capra dainty little oonfection in
white, pale, pink, blue. or primrose
si TX and lace. scented BY = special
process with any perfume desired.
This perfumed cap. which imparta
. dslishtful delicate fragrance to the
bair, msy b. worn at night. for q
couple of hours In the boudoir. or
while dressing for bsll. dinner. OF
the theatre. Just now the sweet.pea
scent, which has lately been intro.
duoed. 10 perhaps the most popular.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

A little forethought may save you
no end Of trouble. Anyone who
makes it a rule to ieep Chsmberlain's
Ooiic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
at hand knows this to be q fact For
"a la by all dealers it's
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

Furniture and piano moving Mil
lar. the transfer man." corner Front
and Pixies Peak avenue. 8.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

The Live Baby show Saturday.
August 80. from to Up m. All per-
sons wishing to enter their babies for
the contest will please go to the D.
and D. tea store where Mr.. Davis will
enter the name, receive the fee Of
20 cents and give them . number.
Three prizes will be given-1rst. sec
opd aud third. which Will be on ex.
hibition by Tuesday. An admission
fee will be charged and Refreshments
served. Place will b. given later.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

The Fremont Hotel, Florence, Colo.
One of the finest Rooms suite baths
heat electric
ST. and $500 day Weekly and
monthly you live here money than
now costing you b L. RICE, Prop.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

For coal and feed zee Millar "th'
trsnsfer man." phone 80. St.