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The Washington times., 1905-10-30
Regiments Revolt.

Reports come from kieff that three
regiments in that district have mutinicd
and joined the revolutienists with their
arms and ammunition. Other regiments
are saic 10 be infected with the revolu-
tionary fever. The situation there is re-
ported as desperate and the governor
of the province has sent urgent appeals
Tor more Cossacks whose loyalty can
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
Serious in Poland.

The situation in Poland is regarded as
most serious The execution at Warsaw
OF several revolutionists who were cap
tured near the citadel, armed with
bombs and reyolvers had added largely
TO the fury OF the .revolutionists and
the worst outbreak in recent years is
anticipated. There are now fully 10000
troops IN St Petersburg. out it IS
acknowledged that the loyalty of great
nlany of them Is more than doubtful
The efforts OF Prince khillkoff, minis
ter OF railways. 10 bring about a set
tiement OF the strike. which has prac-
tically tied up all the Russian railways
east OF Lake BakaI have been unayail-
ing
Prince Khilikcn 10 been plainly in
formed by the leader - tiisS strike that
nothing short Of Il constitutional form
OF government in which all of the people
may participate Will satisfy the strikers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
LEGAL FIGHT WAGED
FOR AFFECTION OF CHILD
Woman Asserts That God-Daughter's
Mind Has Been Prejudiced
Against Hel

Charging that the mind of her god
child has been poisoned against her,
Madam Pascaline Carricaburu, through
her attorney, e. l.. Hutchison, yester-
day filed a petition in the superior
court for the purpose of regaining the
custody of Pascaline San Pedro.
The petition says the child has been
in the affiant's custody since the
month of October. 1894, at which time
Mrs. Carricaburu brought her FROM
Urepel, France.
She says she placed the infant in the
position of companion to the children
Of Count Y Zvonsky, whereupon she
complains that Zvonsky began to pre-
judice and poison the mind of the child
against her.
Mrs. Carrieaburu says Zvonsky i'm
prisoned the child against her WILL and
even went so far as to barricade the
doors of his home against the affiant.
Justice Pierce appeared i'll behalf of
Zvonsky and asked for time within
which to answer.
Judge Wilbur continued the case un-
til January 27. and in the meantime the
child will remain in the custody of
Mrs. Josefa Pellissier.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
TROUBLE FOR BOOK AGENT
Accused of Forging the Name of Milo
M. Potter


r. II. Baldwin, a book agent, was
arrested early yesterday morning on a
charge of forgery, the warrant being
served by Detectives Murphy and
Hawley.
1t is alleged that Baldwin forged the
name of Milo M. Potter, proprietor of
the Van Nuys hotel of Los Angeles,
to an order for consignment from the
Scribner Publishing company and re-
ceived a high commission for the order.
Baldwin, as regular solicitor for
Scribners, carried a number of blank
orders for sets and editions of the
works of famous authors. He re-
ceived commissions for his orders and
turned the orders over to e. H. Lock-
wood, the local agent, for the books.
Several days ago. it is alleged, Bald
win signed the name of Milo M. Potter
to an order for $265 worth of books.
He turned the order over to Lockwood
and is said to have received $50 as COM
mission. Mr.. Potter denied having
given the order for books and the ar
rest of Baldwin was made.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
BURGLARS ARE TWICE FoILED
Attempt to Enter Buildings but Se-
cure No Plumber

A burglar with a changeable mind
attempted burglary on down town
stores twice Tuesday night and in both
cases either failed or changed his mind
and left without taking anything.
The first entry was made at the An
tiseptic barber shop. 427 South Spring
street. The burglar commenced work
on the rear door and bored two half
inch holes through the door He then
changed his mind and left the door
and obtained entrance through the
window. Nothing was taken.
The store of the Arm of w. p. Fuller
& Company of 14O North Los Angeles
street was also visited by burglar
He attempted entrance to the building
by rear door. He carefully removed
the lock from the door and tore away
the woodwork. AS he swung back the
wooden door he met a network Of
heavy iron bars forming second door
and left without any further attempt
to enter the building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
TANGLE IN PURCHASE
OF FIRE HOUSE LOT
Mayor Returns Claim for Price of Real
Estate Without Signature-Trick-
cry Is Alleged

cry Is Alleged
Mayor McAleer has declined to affiX
his signature to the claim of $1,000
which was presented to the council
last Monday as the purchase price of a
lot at the corner of Fifty-second street
and Central avenue. The lot was to
have been used by the city as site
for an engine house and the purchase
had been approved by the finance COM
mittee of the council.
1t is now asserted there was some
sharp practice indulged in with refer
ence to the sale of the property.
Houghton, the councilman from the
Sixth ward carried on the negotiations
in behalf of the city
1t is said Houghton understood he
was buying a corner lot. 1t now
transpires that the lot called for in the
deed is an inside lot and that the city
is called upon to pay as much money
for it as is asked for the corner lot.
The council will make an investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
COLD RECEPTION
FOR ALL BEGGARS
LOS ANGELES mo GOOD" FOR
TRAMP FRATERNITY
Police Make Work on Chain Gang
the Price Of Visit to the City.
Hobo Season at
Hand
Hark. bsrk. the dogs do bark:

Hark, bark the dogs do bark;
The beggars are coming to town.
Scme In rags, some In tags and some In velvet
gowns
For the past two weeks as an exodus
from the st. Louis fair and on their
yearly migration from eastern and
northern points to the southern climes,
scores of beggars, tramps and hobos
have been arriving in Los Angeles and
attempting to live from the bounty
secured over the back door route.
But Los Angeles is mo good" for the
hobo and the dark stripes with the
skull and letter x have been stamped
on every post and milestone from far
out in the suburbs to the railroad
yards within q short distance of the
heart of the business district, warning
the brother tramps away.
The vagrants began to arrive earlier
than usual this season, taking advan-
tage of the many tourists journeying
toward this section to furnish them
with small change and vlctuals, and
the hobos have been found passing
through all the cities of the west max
ing their way toward Los Angeles.
Heavy fines have been given all these
wanderers from the first day of their
arrival and as the season progresses
the fines grow heavier until a boycott
has been declared upon Los Angeles by
the hobos.
Yesterday an unusual number ap-
peared on the books of the police sta
tion, many of them charged with va
grancy, sleeping in box cars and sus-
picion. Each received his fine in
silence and repaired to his cell with
thirty days of hard work on the roads
and rocks surrounding Los Angeles be-
fore him.
Nearly the entire chain gang of more
than fifty members is now composed Of
tramps and beggars and it is proposed
to replenish the working squad as soon
as more pilgrims arrive.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
PLANS LAID FOR
WATER CONGRESS
COMMERCE BOARD FAV0RS
PROPOSAL
Passes Resolutions Recommending to
Legislature the Building OF
State Normal School On
New Site

Members of the directorate of tne
chamber of commerce think feasible u
proposal for a water congress to dis
cuss the water situation in Southern
California, and in all probability such a
meeting will be held in the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce building at no
distant date. The proposal came from
A. j. Cook, conductor of farmers instl-
tutes for Southern California, and the
plan is to have the various phases OF
the question discussed by those who
have studied and are directly interested
in the subject.
Another important action resulting
from the meeting of the board yester-
day afternoon was that in connection
with the purchase of a new site ana
the erection of new buildings for
state normal school. c. D. Willard, IN
behalf of the state normal board, asked
for an Endorsement of the proposition
it has in hand, and the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
"Resolved, that the chamber of COM
merce recommends to the members OF
the legislature that they give favorable
consideration to the project to remove
the state normal school in this city
from it's present location on hill to
some other more suitable site, and the
construction of a set of buildings bet
ter adapted to it's uses than those at
present occupied"
A communication was also received
from the California promotion commit
tee of San Francisco asking the cham
ton made by the San Benito County
Improvement club, asking that the Van
Couver pinnacles near Hollister be set
apart for national park, and request
ing the chamber to indorse the PROPOSE
ton. The matter was referred to the
committee on parks and boulevards.
This subject has been thoroughly can
vassed by DR.. David Starr Jordan, DR..
Dudley and Prof. Kellogg of Stanford
university and favorable recommen-
dation made to the United States gov
ernnrent.
The committee on law and legislation
to whom was referred the proposed bill
to be submitted to the legislature on
the regulation of employment and
hours of labor for children and pro-
hibiting the employment of minors
under certain age reported favorably.
The recommendation was adopted.
The same committee reported favor
ably on the bill relative to the deposit
ing of state, county and city funds.
The chamber has already taken action
favoring the proposition.
The committee on publications and
statistics reported favorably to sup
plying literature advertising Shasta
Springs for distribution at the bureau
of information during the Lewis and
Clark exposition at Portland. The Sec
retary was instructed, however, to ap-
ply for more definite information as to
how the distribution was to be made
and under what restrictions. and also
to ascertain what arrangement could be
made for an exhibit of our Southern
California products during that period.
The following were elected to mem
bership: Frank j. Hildebrand. A. r.
Fleming, Westlake Stables company,
w. l.. Brent and ]. r. Luddy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
REPORTS BRIDGE IS IN
DANGEROUS CONDITION
City Engineer Recommends Repair Of
Structure on Sunset Boulevard.
Storm Drain for plco Street

PApEEU OEdlV IOI FiSV 0hNNN
City Engineer Stafford has called the
attention of the council to the condi-
tion of the bridge or underground pas
sage way on Sunset boulevard near the
extension Of Philleo street, The city
engineer says the bridge is giving way
and is in a condition that endangers
life and property.
The bridge is under large fill on the
line of the Los Angeles Pacific railway
and was built by the railroad under the
terms Of an agreement with the city.
The city is under no obligation to main
tain the bridge or keep It in repair.
Mr.. Stafford says the manner in
which the bridge is giving way endan-
gers the traffic passing above and he
recommends that the railroad people be
notified to repair the structure at once.
In the event that the bridge Is not re-
paired as suggested the city engineer
recommends that the city order the
opening filled UP. The case will be
considered by the board of public
works at it's meeting tomorrow.
Plans and specifications have been
completed by the city engineer for a
storm drain on Pico street between
Arapahoe and the alley one-half block
west This drain is part of the gen.
eral system, the construction of which
has been. provided for by the city.
The drain is an extension of that re-
Gently built in the alley between Ara
pahoe street and Magnolia avenue.
The city clerk was directed to advertise
for bids for the work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
Rates to san Joaquin valley

The southern Paeinc VIII have on sale
trip tickets 10 various points in the San
Joaquin valley. The rates are from Los An
or Newman. SIS; Turlock. sl4,5Oi Merced
sis.bOi Madera, slsi Fresno or Ills. all;
Hanford. Visalia OF Portervills. sio,S Tu-
allowed IN either direction. These excep-
tionaily low rates should be taken advan-
great producing valleys Of California. the
home OF all California fruits and other
%soStSern % Pacido ticket rios. % 81 South
Spring street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS

ANGELUs-Berr Clark and Wife Chicago;
ID. L. Bliss, jr. Salt Lake; Miss Bliss, Miss
Pillsbury. w. ID. Bliss. San Francisco; Jacob
Hart Piedmont, New York. +. w. Borden and
wife, Miss Maud Borden. Ottawa, Can, Her
bert Martin. stockholm, Sweden; G. M. Har-
ris. Santa Ana; g. j. Brintuall, Binghamton,
N. ", W. b, Lawrence, New York Adiel
Sherwood. wife and maid, st. Louis w. NJ.
Banniger. Chicago; IL. G. Thwaite. Stockton.
Cal. Ii. u. IAneaweaver, Pittsburg; II. y.
Dufhn San Francisco; j. F j. Archibald.
Washington, ID. c.: John scovil and wife.
Butte Mont. George e. Cameron and wife.
H. Raw, Jacob Peterson and wife, San Fran
cisco; Edward HOFFMAN and wife, New York (;
II. H. sohwarzhopf. ]. e. Hundley San Fran
CISCO chas. Gerber and wife, 81. Louis.
VAN NUYs-P, steigant and wife. Chicago;
H. Boogford. Mrs. 10. M. Sanford M K
Hacher, Buffalo Mrs. II. @. Laushlln, Mrs.
NJ H. Brooks. Minneapolis; Mrs. E. Armour
Pomona; G. A. Lowe and wife. Marion. III. I;
Karl r. Kraft, Rockford; Mr.. ana Mrs. I. ID.
Rosenbum, ], ]. o'NeiL New York
VAN NUYs BRoADwAY-H. e. oBrlen
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
ANIusENIRNTS

MASON--"Salammb
BELASCO--"Old Heidelberg"
GRAND--"The Darling Of the Gods
BURBANk-'Jn South Car'liney"
ORPHEUM-Vaudevlll
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ADWAY-Vaudevilie.
CuUTES--COncert and Zoo.
ASCOT--Races
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
POINDEXTER

r. w. POlNDEATER: Office
changed to 400 Wilcox building. If you
wish TO lend or borrow money or have
your property cared for by a thor
oughly responsible and experienced
agent. pleace call Correspondence in
vited.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

and wife, San Francisco; w y. King and
wife, Redlands; p. NJ Frye, San Diego; w
~. Sprott Porterville; r. r. Cooper w. $.
Cooper, Miss cairie NJ Cooper, Denver; r. l..
kineman, Chcago Mrs G, Friendly, Miss
Friendly, Mrs j. Rosenthal Mrs Emma
Cohn, Portland; Don E Campbell San
francisco Mrs. James l., Paul. Earl w.
Iaul. Upland; Mary r. Darling. Claremont;
George r Ferris and wife, Miss Carol Fer
Tis Claremont; n. n, McCune and wife,
santa Barbara; John Hanlon, Crown Point,
Ariz r. G, Leas, Philadelphia; Fred stein
hardt and wife, San Francisco; Mrs. A. Ru-
benstein, Hanford; George NJ. Dickson. In
dianapolis; r. T. Strong, ST. Paul; NJ. NJ.
ReEensberger and wife San Francisco; James
Elair. Chicago; J. w. May, New York ~.
Iansy, San Francisco; r. w. Kirske. New
YORK Philip Bender, Brooklyn, ~ y; w.
n. Gardiner, Minneapolis; w. S. Adaps.
Pasadena; Joseph Muir n. G. Fitch. y. de
Forest N. J. Granahan, New York: w. Nord-
hon, Redlands A. w Johnson. DIAL Valley;
a, w. Noorsanger, s. Voorsanger. Alphonse
ilirsh and wife, San francisco; Grant Him
ton. Worcester, Mass; Jonas r. Brown and
Wife, Minneapolis; p. II. Hutchins.. Howry,
III w y. CotreL Franklin Johnston, san
Francisco; J. NJ Layne, Chicago; Mrs. c. q
Idingworth, Santa Barbara.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

WESTMtNsTER--Mr c. Lipi. w. G. Lipi,
Denver; Mr. and Mrs r. w. HIN. Elein, o. (;
w. %. Burger and wife, San Francisco; Chas
5. Hill Denver; Mrs. g. F. Laidie, Detroit
Jas. V. Keinow, New York: M. A. Points,
VIM; IT. Points, Bedford w r. Fuller. j.
Wickman, Chicago Thos J. Campbell and
wife, St Paul; ~ s. Sergeant and wife. chi
cago Mrs. s. j. Crowell Miss NJ. A. Pierson
Newark. N. j.. Mrs. w. w. Oliver. Mich; NJ
IIobenthal, New York; Chas Il. Sumber san
Diegoi Alfred Harmony, New York. Mr. and
Mrs. y. r. Karns, Washington n. c.: r. r.
Griffin and wife, Grace l. Griffin, Mass. Louis
FEEDER, Cincinnati O. Mrs. Hagan. Mrs. ].
Low VI. Low Ohio; Dennis Hayes, Pittsburg
a. Sullivan, Cotton; Mrs. J. St. Clair. Bl
Paso.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
SAYS JAPAN HAS
EYES ON CHINA
AMBITION IS GENERALIZATION
OF HER NElGHBoR
Capt. James Archibald, Lately Re.
turned From the Far East, Be.
Ieves Plan Is Already
Under Way

THE yellow peril Is neither in the
Chinese nor in the japanese alone but
the real danger lies In the former
being led by the latter. This is what
ls being attempted today and there is
no denial Of the fact by the Japanese
Besides, their actions are conclusive
proof"
This is the opinion of Captain James
f. ]. Archibald, war correspondent OF
Golfers weekly, who arrived in Los
Angeles last night. Mr.. Archibald has
spent the last twelve months in the
orient and had unprecedented oppor-
tunities not only to study the various
war movements but also the motives
which are now actuating Japan and
which will probably continue to do 50
ir the future.
"Japan's ambition" he continued, "is
the GENERALIZATION of the orient, and
should the future see the accomplish
rnent of their purpose, with the Chinese
under the control of the Japanese, for
eigners might just as well move out.
Already this plan is being put into
execution and japan has emissaries in
every. province, city and village of
China. There are one hundred school
boys going every month from Pekin to
Toxic where they receive military
training and every month the same
number of youths go back to their own
country fully trained to take command
Of troops of their own nationality.
"In furtherance of the plan, is the
exclusion act which has recently gone
into effect in Japan. This law, which
acts more directly against Americans
and Germans, prohibits foreigners from
holding land in their own names, from
entering into any business in their own
name and from practicing any profess
sion or teaching in any school or uni
versity.
"Why is not business conducted in
the names of Japanese? Because they
cannot be trusted. They do not even
trust each other. There is not a sin
gle large business house or important
firm in Japan which does not have as
its cashier Chinese. They are a
notably dishonest people in business
although the moral standard is being
raised at the present time. This is
not to say that L am finding fault with
the Japanese, for in many respects
believe them to be most wonderful
people in the world.
"Russia's complaints that China is
openly violating the promise to remain
neutral are only too true. Supplies
are being sent constantly through
Chinese territory and over the Chinese
Imperial railway from New Chwang to
the japanese army quartered along the
Lao river"
To Lecture on Present War
Captain Archibald will lecture to-
night at Simpsons auditorium on the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any one
furnishing evidence that viii lead TO the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho premises or
our patrons.
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
ID Lecture on Present War

Captain Archibald will lecture to-
night at Simpsons auditorium on the
recent events of the Russian war in
Manchura. Captain Archibald, who
is one of the war correspondents of
Golfers weekly, is one of the three
Americans who left the United States
before the outbreak of the war and
were able to accompany the Russian
forces in Manchuria. His lecture is
illustrated with steropticon views pre-
pared from photographs taken at the
scene of action.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
ma CuRE A COLn IN oNE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
lrueslsts refund the money II II fails 70 cure.
D W. Groves signature Is on each box Csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

ROSsLYN-George Lamane, Vancouver, B.
c.; ]. p Gardiner, Fullerton; Prof, G.
Springer. Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs Ring, Chi
cago; Parmale Roberts, Lake Linden Mich
Aug. Lundholm, Chicago; W. ]. 1. Foster, DR..
and B. Foster Santa Barbara; Mrs. L. L..
Bristol, Chicago; Miss F. Smith, Milwaukee;
s. Siggins Chicago; A. N. johnson, Clare
mont; H. NJ. Belt, Tall Brook; NJ A. Chris
tian and Wife J. W Starr and wife. Leroy,
N. Y; l. V. Cady, Pomona Thomas d.
Marion, Mrs. Nellie Boyd. New York;
Charles L. sneden Yonkers, n r.; John
Kansas City; Mrs. T. NJ. Hoskins and
daughter, Colfax. Wash; d. H. Smith, San
Francisco; E, N. Hawley, II. Palmer and
family. Chicago; ]. E. Gowen, Santa Ana; F.
E. Hough and family, Fruitvale. Cal; j. c.
6winger, Cotton; A. II. Stofft Chicago; A.
a. Spreval and wife, San Francisco; w A,
w Wheaton and wife, Auburn, N Y. II, Cross
man and wife. Weedsport, N. Y; p. l. Ste
phens and wife. Winch, Mimi; c. e. Cas-
ten. Santa Barbara; H. w. Marry New
York; c. W. Baker San Diego; Charles E.
Tucker and wife, Elyra. o.; p. j. OHara
and wife, Geyser Mont; A. W. Honey, Chi
cago; A. " Parke, Salt Lake; Killiam f.
Henniston. Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

Strangers are Invited to visit the exhibit Of
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building on Broadway between First
and Second streets. where free information
will be given all subjects pertaining to
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

The Angelus Hotel Grill
The select dining place or the city Loomis
Brothers. propFietors
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

TO sUBscR1BBRs-f any subscriber who
may fall to receive The Herald on any morn
Ing delivery will notify the business office by
telephone he will receive cory OF The Herald
for that daY hY speclal messenger.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

.NATIcK-C W. Paul and wife. Kingman
Ariz:: w. 7. Moreau, Chicago Thoma:
Hughes, James Mcbride Bishop; James
Ryan and wife, Oakland; Robert Stewart
and wife, Miss Mary Stewart. Whittier; T.
r. Knaust, San Francisco; T. Eckerson and
wife, Medina, N Y; S. b. Hopkins, Bos-
ton; G. w. Cannon, l. Greenlaw, Ventura
Mrs. S. A. OF, Mrs NJ. L. Paul, Santa Bar
bara; j. c. Myer, San Francisco; J. A.
Campbell, Tonopah; ]. O. Forster and wife,
CspiStrano. p. Reissman, San Francisco; j.
j. Heathcock, E. H. Heathcock. Mineral
Point, Wis; Oscar. Thomas, Randsburg
James Kopwith, j. s. Mcclure, Brawley
Fred Conrad, Anaheim; C. H. Thompson,
Burbank; H. A. Moore, Hanford; ]. R. Rid
dick, Banning c. A. Shuts and wife, Ash
land Ore. j. W. Decker, Garvanza; H..
Culbertson, Ell Cajon; ]. C. Meyer San
Francisco; John Burr, Charles Burr, John
Burr, jr., Fernando; Albert A. Burcham,
San Bernardino; E. L. Neal. whitewater,
Kas; Henry Brooks, Redlands; H H. Smith,
Pasadena; H. H. Hoxworth, Long Beach;
j. L. Lauer, Anthony Lauer, Toledo, O.; C.
NJ. Ireland, Bowling Green, o., Mrs c..
Shone, Oxnard; Morgan Heck, Ernest Dor
scy, San Bernardino; E. G. Williams, Ell
Paso, Tex; T. NJ. Brown, Stephen, Mimi
Mrs. A. w. Wilmarth, Ina Faye Hills, j, H.
Miller and wife, Huron, S. d.; C. w. Ayers
and wife. st. Cloud, MINI; George Greder,
Omaha; A. A. Wells and wife, Lafayette,
Ind; A. Sherman, Sioux City.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

Grand Canyon Excursion
Monday, January 2S. Round trip $26 See
about Il at Santa Fe onlce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

NADEAU-J. Lachman, Fred Steinhardt,
j. w. Keyston. S. Strauss A. Cleal. San
Diego; b. T. Williams, j. A. Day, A. l..
Hobson, Ventura; George j. Milburn, New
York; D. F. Mccarthy, Chicago; Frank
Scoville Corona: c. II. Briggs. Redlands
H. T. Coolidge, Buffalo. N. Y; T. B. Smith
Sacramento; George M. Forester. Pomona
j. A. Hatch Ontario; Fl. w Dickel San
Luis Obispo; w. w. Pandicyl, Bakersfield; j
A. Beall and wife. Laton; c. A. Watson
Daggett; E. j. Mccarthy, St Louis; Miss
susie Ferry Ferry Springfield. O.; j. A. Gibson
Icwa.