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AN INTERESTING STORE.
One of the Christmas Gift Seekers
 Meccas is Tiernans Art Shop.

One of the Christmas Gift Seekers
 Meccas is Tiernans Art Shop.
 One of the most interesting shops in New Haven during this gift-seeking pre-Christmas season Is that Mecca of the lover of the artistic and connoiseur of art maintained by Frank w. Tiernan at S27 Chapel street. This shop, the home of the highest grade of art goods, was established many years since by the late Evarts Cutler, who set up for 1t reputation and aim which is being worthily maintained by his successor. Tiernan's store is unique in many respects and it is particularly interest ing during the holiday season, for every article in this bewilderingly large and varied stock will make tasteful pres- ent, It could with propriety be styled "The Gift Shop" for turn where you will from counter to wall, you find just the thing that will be sure to please every dear friend and loved one in your circle.
 Not only is all the old charm of this shop maintained, but MT. Tiernan is found to be a progressive merchant, and art lover; for he is constantly adding new lines, and by keeping in close touch with the studio, the atteliers and im- porters of art wares, he has increased the standard of the store to point ney- CT before equalled. The finest product of the French potter, the latest bit of artistic handlcraft or the newest print is almost certain to be shown at Tier nans simultaneously with the best art shops in New York.
 MT. Tiernans entire business life of thirty years has been spent in this shop, he having started as a boy in the employ of the late Mir Cutler, and is therefore best informed regarding the traditions of this forthy establishment. MT Herman, because of his many years of association with the local pur- chasers of aesthetic wares has learned what the New Havener of artistic ap- | preciation likes best, and, too, his pa- | irons have learned that in questions of taste concerning the framing of pie tures, the selection of bric-a- brac. etc., he may be trusted implicitly No bet ter commentary of the proprietor's dis- crimination can be had than by view of the tasteful display of the wares offered for sale. There is a refreshing | absence of that raw classification too often observed In New England stores, and instead happy arrangement Is to be noted everywhere, which offers a multitude of suggestions for home dec oration. To visit this shop regularly is to add materially to ones educa- tion concerning many of the things worth the knowing.
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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL

assistance to result to the money
 market would be moderate.
 The ready response was regarded. therefore, as evidence of the strong latent sentiment on the buying side which existed in the market. It was evident also that short interest of unsuspected proportions was left in vulnerable position by the easing of
 the money market. A bear campaign involves not only the borrowing of stocks but the lending of money The recent high money rates, therefore off, fered attractions for the short side of the market not only for the specu- lative chance of a fall in prices of stocks but for the profit in lending money Accusations of manipulation of the money market have been very prevalent during the recent period of stringency. The increased speculation to-day was largely congested in stocks which are the recognized favorites for operations by pools and groups of large capitalists.
 The jump in St. Paul was accompan- jed by rumorS of an early announce ment of subscription rights to new stock. Reading and Amalgamated Copper were affected by gossip of in tended dividend increases. An over extended short interest was credited with special influence in the rise in
 Canadian Pacific to z. record price.
 Money brokers reported the time
 money market sentimentally easier,
 but no large amounts came out in of ferings. Profit taking unsettled the I late market somewhat and the closing
 was irregular.
 Bonds were steNdy. Total sales par value, $2,582, GOO.
 United States bonds were unchanged
 on call.
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c A S TO R T. A. u.....h. >sIhs Kind You Haw Always Bought ''SIa' aS %nEITZNEZ<ln
HEsTERDAE'S STOCK MARKET.
Prompt Response to Relief Measure of
 Secretary Shaw.

New York, Dec. 11.-There was a prompt and emphatic response to-day both in the money market and the stock market to the relief measure of the treasury department for the money strlngency announced at Washington was almost spasmodtc in its volume
 There were successive advances by sudden inroads of large buying orders at different periods during the day
 The first quotation for money at the stock exchange was 10 per cent. There was a furry to IS per cent. late in the day, but the ruling rate was lower than the opening Sterling exchange made a sudden rebound from it's rapid fall of yesterday towards the gold i'm port point and the feeling of relief in London over this relaxation of the threatened strain on that markets resources was so great that the open market rate for discount rates there receded. There was a decided expan- sion in the volume of trading. The em- phasis of the response to the action of the secretary of the treasury was a surprise in view of the general ex- pression of opinion that the amount of
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noston stock Quotations.

Reported over private wires of Horn- blower & Weeks. members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes. New Haven office, 27 Center street.
 Boston, Dec il, 1906.
 High. Low Bid Asked.
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
TREASURY RELIEF REEVES
 BULLISH FEELING

And Stocks Advance in Lively Manner ---CalI Money Dropped to Per Cent. A Million Share Day Once More--- The Copper StOcks--'eRights" on St,
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Miscellaneous Bonds.

Adams Express 4s, 1947.. 1O2 102R Boston Elec. 6s. 1908. 1OS z BranfoyIj 'jssr [, 8 SsS ", ss' s' ,sss Is37 l95 ::
 do lst OsS sS Iooi IIoooi''''. i05h 10Sh N. H. Gas con ann 4s' iSi4-io iSi4 io r. 1771a M H City Park 4A.-..... i99 \. H. City Park 9hs...... loo
 N Fl Sewer 4s, 1914...... I02
 NH. city Bti9se 2ss';:.. f0t N, L. Gas S E Ise oS' aS2t 1O4 107 N |. Gas. 5s, 1928. ....... 10i $. N :. Tel 5, l94S....... lis Swift x Io. 9s' a5a aSdf f.'.... .. lO2A United H. 79' A'1V'''''s, 97G
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NEW FORK STOCK MAKKET

On the New York Stock Exchange, re- ported by Prince X Whitely, Bank CTS and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven, Conn.
 New York, Dec. II, 1906,
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BERKELEY MEMS CLUE
At City Mission House To-Night

At Clty Mission House To-Night.
 At the weekly session of the Berke- ley Mems club tonight at the City Mission hall, 201 Orange street, the speaker will be the chairman of the club, J. H. Fitzgerald, Yale OS.
 'Mr. Fitzgerald has recently been in attendance at the twentieth annual convention as delegate from the Berke- ley association of Yale and will give a description of this important gather ing of college men from all parts of the United States All are welcome with free admission from s to g o'clock.
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St. Louis 6 Southwestern. 25$ 261s ,, do pfd 4...,'..'", 50 sd Third Avenue .........''..122 124 Union Bag < P Paper .,.. 8A #
 do pfd ...........,... 50 62 Union Pacific ...".,,,.,.,1 ,1S6A 1SG2s
 do pfd .........,...... 93 94 United States Express .,.,115 120 United States Rubber .... 53H 53k
 do list pfd .,...A.,.107% 1OS United States Steel ,..... 49 49B
 do pfd ..........'.., ..,.1045s 104 %
 do sink i'd D bds,. 97 97h Wells Fargo Express s...295 3O5 Western Union Tele. ,..., S6 S7 Westinghouse Electrical .15S 156 Wheeling & Lake Erie ... 161s 17
 do 2d pfd .........,,. 22 22A Wisconsin Central .,.... 2515 26 do pfd ....,....,.'''...5 52 52B
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"Do you think flying machine would be safer than the ordinary means of exploring the arctic re- gions?"
 Much safer" answered the inven- tor. Tt would be likely to break down before the party got as far as usual from civilization. Washington Star.
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Chicago Wheat Market.
 Chicago, Dec. II, 1906. Open. High Low Last.
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RnIlrond stoeka.

Antlronu htOek2s
 rar. Bid Asked Boston & Albany %. 100 240 241h B, & N. Y. A. L pf, loo 111k Conn. Ky & Light q. 100 65 72 Danbury & Bethel q. 25 IA H. & Conn. West ,.. 100 49 51 N London Northern. 100 zls N. Y. N H. & H.... 100 19l 192h West Shore ...... e. 26 33 %
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Cotton Srarket.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,, mems bers of the New Stock and Cotton Exchanges. Branch office No. 33 Center street
 New York, Dec il, 1906.
 High Low Last
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The Union Trust CO
NEW HAyuw.


 CHARTERED by the state or c.,- N necticut with authority to act ss Exeoutor, Administrator, Guardian. Res 0elver, or Trustee, under will or dead into Court and public Trust Fund.- Acts as Trustee for Munioipalities, Cor. porations and individuals, and admin. iRters trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registra. of stocks, bonds oF other evidence of indebtedness, manaSs sinking funds. and do all business sueb as usually done by trust conpanIes
 It also does a general banking buH- mess, collecting checks, noteS coupona and receives depositH The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general aSeets of the Company.
 This Company is by lPP regularly ex- emined by the bank examiner of the State of Connecticut
 HENRY l.. HOTCHKIsS. President,
 EUGENE s, BRISTOL. TPeaauRaa
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
WERE ONLY FIVE
ARRESTS MADE
H"bOcs are Scarce aud the Boys are
Not Drinking Much at the
Spirits.

According 10 thc register at 20
lice headquarters last night there
vas not very much doing. only five
arrests bcine made The boys seem
10 b" on the good behavior and the
polio" as" not kept very busy
Joe Hilton and Matt Evans were
arrested by Police Omcer . Q New
Kirk for trespassing on the n & w
railroad company grounds
Geo. f. Caryin got drunk and mat
included swearing. and caused hi5 ar
rest by j j Francisco.
Geo Goldman and william Trent
made fuss on the street last night
and this morning viii appear FOR the
Judgment Omcrr Harmon did me
handsome act
I'D Robertson called lt Ed Bi hop
house and got disordrrly when Price
or the police force came ~ Bishop
rescue and took him 10 The Hotel a a
Trent
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
LECTURE TAKES
PLACE TONIGHT
driving Nails" Will he the Subiec,
or th" Evenings Entertainment.

The Rev. r. n. Adams. OF Edin-
burg. Ind. will deliver his popular
lecture under the above caption In
the Christian church OF Bluefield to-
night. Mr.. Adams is the father OF
tho Christian minister OF this CITY.
and has made for himself repu-
tation as public speaker. He is
natural orator and so impressed the
people OF Bmefieid with his ability.
that. while IL Is only two months
since he delivered his lecture on the
American Circus" they consider
themselves fortunate in securing him
so soon again. The sale OF tickets
was large for his former address
but the attendance at Driving Nails'
will far exceed his previous effort
No one should miss hearing the
lecture: while entirely OF different
class to the one already delivered
vet the humor and pathos is presen-
ted In a marked degree. The admis-
sion is 30 and 25c
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
United Citizens Party Wins
I'm MandamuS Proceedings
Democratic Party Left Without Rep.
resentation At Polls and Case
VIII BE Tekcn to Su-
premc Court.

Things politically have taken quite
turn in municipal affairs during
the past twenty-four hours and now
according TO the decision of Judge
Chambers. of the circuit court. the
democratic party is left without rep
resentaIion at the election to be held
May LIST
This action or the circuit court
places two Republicans and one Unit
ed Citizen commissioner in charge
OF the election.
The writ OF mandamus secured
recently by the United Citizens Party
was sustained by Judge Chambers
on the ground OF the sworn statement
Of members OF the party that II was
"A regularly organized political party
and that they had cast more votes
at the preceding municipal election
than the Democratic party.
1t is given out on good authority
that the Democrats will appeal The
case to tho supreme court if this can
be done.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
USED DYNAMITE
TO CHECK FLAMES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
USE TON OF DYNAMITE TO
SAVE THEIR GENERAL
OFFICES.
No ONE ALLOWED no ENTEI,
CITY AND BOATS AND
TRAINS FILLED WITH
GEFt'GEES,

Telegram received by the West
rrn Union at this place last evening
states that San Francisco was visited
yesterday morning at 5:32 by nm
earthquake wrecking the business
section OF the city from Market 10
mission streets and from the BAY
back. Many buildings along Market
aud Mission streets collapsed and
hundreds Of people la the tenement
districts are reported killed.
TIL" water plant was destroyed and
fires M" now raging through the city.
business - suspended and the offices
of the Postal Telegraph Company in
the Hobart building are wrecked. as
are also the Associated Press build
ing on Montgomery street. The res
idcncc portion ~ the city IL hut
slightly damaged, although nearly
every house Is more on less damaged.
The southern Pacific Railroad com.
pnny used u ton Of dynamite on
buildings tO check the flames which
were within half block of their gen
crnI offices. No one IL now allowed
"a enter the city aud the boats and
trains are crowded with refugees.
Immediately after the earthouakc
hrcs started all over the city and ter
ror and excitement was indcscribn-
BILE. Most Of the people were asleep
when the shock came and at once
rushed int" the street IN their night
clothes. buildings swnycd and
crashed "a the ground. burying the
occupants IN an area covering Guy
blocks In the business section. The
nrc l. still raging and the city Is M
the mercy ~ conhagratinn follow.
ing firc.
Tn" destruction of property Is hey.
ond estimate a. some oT the hest
business places in the city are totally
destroyed, among which are the city
Hall, which cost $1,000. 600. the
Cali and Examiner buildings. the Ho-
bart building, the Palace Hotel, the
Lick House, and many others.
The history ~ California proves
n 10 be n land 81 earthquakes. rs
hfty-one have visited San Francisco
from 1890 "a 1865
Washington. y. g.. AptfI fs.-Thc
War Department was in comniuni.
cation with San Francisco Tor about
two minutes this morning. shortly
after the earthquake and an operator
said that the disaster was great and
that more than two thousand people
were killed and the number injured
was beyond estimation. Thc Depart.
mcnt Is now trying 10 gct IN commu.
nicatiOn with san Francisco by wirc.
less tcIcgraphy. There - no direct
communication now as both tclr-
graph companies have been driven
out ~ their business buildings.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19

The woman who has been detained
here by Squire Chambers. suspected
OF causing the death OF her mother.
Mrs. Mary Mytlnger, by administer
ing To her morphine or othere deadly
drugs. and who has been known as
Mrs, Mary w Burger, says that abe
has hen married twice and has se-
cured divorce /, each case. She
says that she 10 not he wife OF Bur
ger but has been livihS with him az
his wife for some time
Her counsel. Attorney J.. r. d.
lard, appeared before Squire Cnain-
berS yesterday morning and waived
an examination and as result abe
was remanded to jail al Princeton.
to which place she Will be taken by
Constable 8. X. Linkenboker this
morning to await the action of the
grand jury. which convenes idly 2.
Squire Chambers has searched hor
trunk which 10 being held by Mrs.
Looney for a board bill, and also
her other effects at the place she was
boarding on Bluefield avenue and In
them found quantity of morphine.
IL is said that she is also a morphine
hend. An effort was made yesten-
day by the Daily Leader TO ascer-
tain from Washington and Baltimore
az TO whether there was any mys-
terry surrounding the death OF Mr..
Mytinger. whom his daughter says
died six months ago under similar
circumstinces. but up to the present
time no information has been re-
celved
Alfred Burger who was arrested
for cohablting with her waived his
examination and will also be taken 70
Princeton 10 await the action OF the
grand jury
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19

To be almost sufficient proof OF His
divinity.
Get your neighbors by the ears
upon conventional ideas OF how TO
run the political department of the
city. and this is To be the right and
wrong for which, the Christians
sword is to be unsheathed
Yes. he says. DO you believe In itP''
No! We don't believe i'm IL. because Il
Is not the gospel truth which YOU
were ordained To go and preach to
all the world. "Christ and Him
Cricifed" is Your bible motto" and
here YOU are setting up the idol of
the Scribes and Pharisees. Prohi.
bition, Total Abstinence The Only
malediction which ever fell from
the tongue OF the Master was hurled
at these fellows whom YOU today
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19

wrong are concerned. he SAYS. quot
ing the Prince OF Peace. II came
not to send peace on earth hut a
sword " Was there ever such a per
version OF the utterances OF Christ
seen in print before? Think of IL
meek and lowly Christians, Are
YOU following a Master. God. who
came into the world with the Angelic
Host singing. Peace on Earth Good
Will to Men"
TO be told by latter day preacher
that Christ, the Prince of Peace. came
tn set neighbors against each other.
because one belongs to one political
faith and another 20 another. For
very shame, Has our Rev. Brother
forgotten the Sermon on the Mount {?
and those grand Beatitudes, which
even the intidel Voltaire admitted
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
S1om Tuzpif 80 9abbllng gn Tolifics

both In and ont OF the pulpit. but
there is wide gulf between temporal
things and spiritual things. This
line was sharply drawn by the Master
Himself. when he spurned the coin
taken from the fishes mouth. and
said render unto Caesar the things
that are Caesars aud unto God the
things that are Gods"
That the leayen OF discord is at
work over this agitation craze. We
have no better evidence than appears
In the article above referred TO.
1t begins. we hear great cry
over the division between friends
and neighbors. caused. or likely to
be caused by the issues raised in the
present municipal campaign. This
is To be deplored" etc. and the Rev.
iustifiieS this war where right and
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19

have SET up. unwitlingly in your mo
raj frenzy. as your motto Better
20 into Turkish Mosque and listen
To Mohammcd's creeds. or To some
Chinese temple and how down he
Tore the moral images of Confuchns.
Get Your political neighbors nv
the ears. Ignore the Democrats and
republicans either OF which parties
has proven itself rs capable of con
Quoting the political affairs OF the
city without tho meditation of tidal
reformers and frenzied morals. No
tangible Impeachment of graft or
other mismana cement OF the city
sffairs is forthcoming either Demo
.crat or Republican. Talk Is always
cheap, but talk Is muck-rake I'm
politics. and usually lands nothing
but garbage
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
AT THE HOTELS.
Late Arrivals OF Visitors 10 Bluefeld.
Who Will Spend Part OF The Day
With Us Seeing The Sights.
Blu EFIELD INN.

Phil Tazzer. Beloh Wis Jos
Phillips. Syracuse. y. W: Samuel
stevenson, Cincinnati: ]. 4. Kelly.
Powhatan. w. Va: Eagle. Rich
mond; A B Monahan. Nemous. w.
Va; J NJ Lewis, Baltimore: ! J Cham
hers. Panther: j II Clark Baltimore. /.
c } Trent, Knoxville Tenn: J T
Gore Lynchburg; c II Gibbs Chica-
go w Wilson. Richmond. J A
Miller Christiansburg; J 4 Geimer.
Roanoke. c + Stewart. Baltimore: 4:
i J Ringer Eddyville. Ky: W J Hat
mond: ! j Dorsey Norfolk: r A
Franklin, Washington City: A
Gibbs. New York: J Levy. New York.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19

Nj Lew Chapman, a linotype ex-
pert Of the city OF Huntington. made
MS visit and did some work on our
machine while in the city. He IS
without doubt one OF the best and
swiftest linotype operators in the
state. but when you come TO think
about II. he Is good ~ anything lie
has the distinguished honor OF rep
resenting Cabell county in the leg
islaturc. and if he were i'm Congress
II would be the same with him. al
ways genial and ready for any kind
of business that is 10 be- done.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19

Preaching sin out of tho world
instead of preaching slnneers uto
heaven. may be a blunt way OF ex
pressing IL. but that is what seems
to be the gist of all this pulpit
politics
We are aware how vain a thing IL
may be FOR secular folks tn invade
the precincts of the preacher, and
attempt In stem tho current of re-
ligious interference In political ar
fairs. although the whole theory OF
our government 10 based upon the
separation of Church and state.
We might 20 on at length and
quote Scripture on the subject of
Temperance, and assist in the Cruz
sado of Prohibition. or Total Abstl-
nence. How Inconsistent Il IN with
the life and teachings OF Christ. as
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
PROGRESS AND PARTY PARTI.
sANSHIP IL THEIR MOTTO:
DO YOU BELIEVE IN 1T?

This religio-political homily which
appeared under the above headlines
in this paper of April l7th inst. and
signed Publication Committee Unit
ed Citizens Party" Cwhatever that
isl deserves some notice by common
sense people. who are not To be car
ried on their feet by every tidal
wave of frenzied reform that dashes
against our shores
This article is evidently the inspi-
ration OF one OF the Reverend agita-
tors. and organizers OF the Anti-Sal-
Don movement. for whom all good
Christians have the highest regard
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
HOTEL AITAMOST.

ID T. Bolds. Columbus; f. u Ken
drick Bristol Mrs J n Chambers.
Panther: J c Perry. Tazcwell. j |.
Dang"rfield, Princeton: r \ Mitchell.
Cincinnati: II Price, New York CITY.
W X Vermillion. Tazewen. J l. Ben
ton, Rocky Gap; ID J Mailer. Roches-
ter. y Y: J II Boon. New York
II McGuffn. Rome y. Y: Curtis
Fletcher. Tazewell, J " Wilson.
Radford j j Burch Roanoke: r. u
Gregory Bedford City: II r Estes
Radford b T. Hobson. Pittsburg
NJ Randolph. Norfolk
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
ROAN0KERS WANT
A LOCAL SHRINE
Only One In the State And That il
Located at Richmond.

Roanoke, April 1S.-An effort is
being made by the members OF the
knights Of the Mystic Shrine in the
city and in Southwest Virginia TO
have local shrine located i'm Roa-
noke a meeting will be held in the
Office OF Davis & Stephenson tomor-
row evening az which time steps will
he taken 10 this end A petition Is
being prepared which will be pre-
sented to the Imperial Council. which
meets in Los Angeles. Cal. about
the middle OF May and 80 Is the hope
Of the local shriners that the peti-
tion will be granted
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-19
WINDSOR HOTEL.

J r Hardaway. New York CITY.
Gillian, Jr. Oceana. w. Va.
c II Martin Cincinnati: S VI Stokes
Huntington: n Jaquette. Philadel-
phia: j - Honaker Rocy Gap. Va :
j ID Day Tazewcll. n Buckingham.
Baltimore: James DeCoe and wife.
Oakvale. Charley Crosen. Roanoke.
r J. Clark, Union. w. Va. r y
Blevins. Welch: W G Lambert
Pounding Mil; o Rinehart. Dallas.
Texas: Flarence Rinehart. Dallas.
Texas g s Morgan. Roanoke.