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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
Davis May Change.

From a strong undercurrent which is just coming to the surface, it be- gins to look as though Jeff Davis will soon return from Washington and the political conference will take place in which he will transfer his support from Kirby to another candidate for governor. This much has been al- lowed to leak out about the State House, but who the candidate is who will receive the support of Arkansas Junior Senator will probably not be known until after tie meeting is held. A candidate for the Legislature from the northwest part of the State, who is now in Little Rock, says that sec- tion of the State is almost solid for Donaghey, notwithstanding the fact that the other three candidates have spent much time making N1spessches there. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
- .. - Three PardOns Issued.

Three pardons affeetins Mha Der Fsons were issued yesterday afternoon Eby Governor iPindafl < Six boys, a,hah-. les Mccain, Linton. McGee, 1 TAeo.j Wade, Jack Hinton, Charles Gfoff and Taylor Mccain, were convicted by a justice in Franklin county of running their, horses on ,a,1 public 4.rQad, and fined $25 and costs. They paid the costs and the justice before whom they were tried signed the petition for the pardon, which was granted by Governor Pindall yesterday4 Y Otto Hannah, a fifteen year old boy resid- ing near Bentonville. and convicted by the Benton County Circuit Court on charge of grand larceny, was al
 so pardoned. Hannah was convicted of stealing a bicycle and sent to the penitentiary, escaping after serving one month, returning to his home, where he is now going to school. Will liam Gilbert, a negro convicted On the charge of murder in the second de- gree in the Lincoln County Court and sentenced to twenty-one years in the penitentiary was also pardoned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

Little Rock. Ark, Nov 21.-tSpe- cial al)-Governor Pindall seems to be as set against the pardoning of per sons convicted of drumming in Hot Springs as he is of pardoninS persons convicted of carrying concealed wea- Dons A. B. Pearrow, hotel man of Hot Springs, was convicted a short while ago of soliciting trade for Hot Springs physician and given a heavy fine A petition with many sigma lures was presented to Governor Pin dall asking a pardon for Pearrow, but a communication was also. sent to the governor by the business mems or ganization, asking that the pardon be not granted. Governor Pindall acced- ed to the wishes of the Hot Springs
 merchants and refused thes pardon Yesterday afternoon. >.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

at work walked to the office of the master mechanic and declined to do any work on the car, saying that 1t was the boiler makers and not car repairers work to rebuild these cars The men were promptly discharged and others employed in their places The matter has been referred to the higher officials of the car. repairers union andsit is probable that a sympa- thetic strike will be called of the car repairers at other points on the Rock Island system
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
May Be q Strike.

What may result in a general strike of car repairers on the Rock Island system has started in the shops of that company in Argenta One of the new steel frame cars which had been mashed in a wreck was yesterday brought into the Rock Island shops for repairs and turned over to the car men. The force of fifteen men
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

of American 1t there are ne W m because they
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

That is whisky ?' again. It is to will find out be- pr@S 'ition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

support him in his race for superln- tendent of public instruction, to sue ceed J. J. Doyne, chosen as president of the new State Normal School, that he will have no opposition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

Two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Gas and bath. 622 Walnut street. 11-19-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
TEA AND BAZAAR.

The ladies of Trinity Church asso- citation will give a tea and bazaar at the residence of Mrs. F. L. Dille, on the afternoon of Tuesday, Decem Der 3. 11-7-12
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

Mrs. Grace Bloom will go to Little Rock Thursday to visit friends for a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
FOR SALE.

Forty acres of rich land at sacri- flee, the Gibson farm on Bayou Bar tholomew, one mile north of Sulphur Springs road. Must be sold at once. Address H. R. R. Richardson, Pine Bluff, Ark 11-4-d&W30t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27
Crawford Urged.

Cr1W1Ord urged.
 Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction Crawford states thatjfrom the numbers of letters he is getting from people over the State offering to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

secretary, Tom , a three cent
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ROBBER RETURNS CHECKS

Showing true appreciation Of
the Inconvenience be had placed
upon the management Of the Wash
Ing Annex In the taking 20 $500
worth 81 checks and drafts when
he held up that hoatclFy Tuesday
night taking all the money and
paper In. sight. the bald rohbcr
carefully placed the checks Ga an
envelope and returned them 90 the
hotel by mail
The lndistlnclueas % the address
carried the letter "a the Washing
ton Iron Works. but the mistake
was soon discovered and the checks
sent 60 their proper destination
yesterday morning An almost illeE.
ihie note VAS enclosed. only the
first two lines being readable IN
a labored scrawl the robber wrote
Seattle. Wash. 1907.
Dear Sir Enclosed you viii
find your checks what ! took from
you last night
The rest OF The acravi could not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07
BATTLING NELSON,

FOR boys and In a third kris arr
givon instructions In sewing and
cooking
la addition to this Miss Could
Nith a force OF secretaries. IL kept
busy from morning 20 night with a
volume Of correspondence that new
e. ends Hundreds Of begging let.
iers are received every day Ia one
scek the requests for money
90 oyeF 5000 600
10 great - the demand upon
Miaa Gould time that even while
"a the hands Of the hairdrcsaer she
dictates 10 a secretary answers 10
important letters that claim her
IN spite 81 this pressure Of work
she has 60 find time to keep In
touch with books. music and her
social friends The latter are real
friends. for Miss Gould has always
kept aloOf from what passes here
~ "high society
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HELEN GOULD, BUSIEST WOMAN, EVER
UNDER WORKS HEAVIEST PRESSURE
nY IAcon wALpEck.


kScatttc stars Exclusive scFVteesl
NEW YOHK. Dec - Miss Helen
Could, whose fortune amounts %
many millions. who ~ bioased with
tho good wishes Of the army aud
navy, another army Of children aud
a multitude Of other people. would
seem 10 be about the most favored
American She iH popularity pictured
az one living IA the ease made pos
aihle bY her wealth and spending
much ~ her time visiting those
whose lives have been frightened
through her friendship aud benevo-
lonco
nut she Is. Ia fact. one of the
busiest women In New York She
g a capable business manager and
decides personally many questions
that are by most feminine posses.
eora Of wealth left 10 financial al.
viaefa Mlss Gould Was given early
training IN the care 81 stocks and
bonds and instruction Ia the hauntH
and habits Of corporations A.
part 81 that education she took the
course az the iaW school 81 the New
York university She worked hard
aud stood high tn her class
After The death 81 her father Ia
1892 Misn Gould had much 10 DO IN
hooking after her share 81 the
estate a dozcn years ago she add
ed 20 thla burden by engaging on
a large scale In works Of benevo.
fence Instead OF adopting the mod
ern method Of turning the money
over 60 agents she has. tn ihe great.
est extent possihle. given personal
attention "a the persons and inmsi
tutiuna thai have enllated her In
iereHt
In the Spanish var ahe visited
the camps and hospitals Of the sol
.dlers and discovered the needs for
libraries and clubs she has done 80
much to provide On a trip to the
lirpoklyn navy yards she observed
that IL Was bardered by saloons
that offered the outy doors open
"a the sailors She corrected this
evil hy erecting a $500 goo building
Tor tho naval Y NJ q A. u a. IN
fact a club house and home for The
ssilofa and under 80 roof theY
have their happieat tins ashore
The building contains baths.
shooting gallery. bowling alleys
and hundreds OF sleeping rooms
She has displayed a deep and 4
practical interest In the welfare Of
children 81 the poor Hundreds 81 4
them In The city have been clothed I
b. her charity and given useful in 4
struction and training In classes
organized under her direction I
When she goca fnr the summer 10
rarytown she adds 10 rather than
lessons her work In the field The
highest. coolest hill on her estate
IA crowned BY a hospital Cor Grip
pied children Another building
IN used ~ e manual training school
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HoLzHsIm1R DENIES.

w A iluikheimer. tho attorney
who engaged Ia a Aanguinary con.
nlct with Tom Page. brother nt
turncy az the door Of the intler y
offices on Wednesday cmphafleai
~ denies that he was the agGres
sor IN the flEht. claiming that h.
merely went 10 Pages offioe 10
serve some papers when the lAucf
assaulted him and then chased him
from the door armed with . lmayy
notarial seal lie also denies that
he returned 90 the scene u battle
aud besieged Page In the laiter'a
office until Pags found Il necessary
20 telephone for the police.
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PICKS DAN PULLEN FOR
The ALL-AMERICAM team

Robert Edgrcn, one of the rapg
nlred football authorities of the
east. has picked an allAmeriean
football team. and has placed Dan
puiien. the Former University OF
Washington tacale. aud hrother
81 the pUllcn now ON the Seattle
hieh school team ~ one OF the all.
Americans
The toain. which "a the first all.
American eleven to be picked this
year. includes two men from Cor.
nell. three from Princeton, two
from Harvard. two From Yale. one
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TACOMA GOLF Frs
LOSE MATCH

TACOMA. Dec. T.--Tacoma's golf
team lost the first match Ia the
Northwestern tournament 60 the
Portland team yesterday afternoon
on the links OF the Tacoma Golf
aud Country club BY score OF
games to 2 Though the play Tor
the greater part was very even. the
visitors usually made their gains
al the VERY last holes The day
was not ideal for golf. but never.
theless, the scores were ali good
and a crowd OF enthusiasts follow.
ed the players around the course
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S0x NOT GOING TO
CALIFORNIA

los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. H.
Word has reached this city that
has blasted an hopes that the local
baseball fans have had OF seeing
the Chicago worlds champions
here this winter President Murphy
has wired that b. had made ar
rangements for the Cubs % train In
the south
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Gradually, however. her finance
grew 10 neglect her utterly. s0ME
ter unavailluEly appealing 10 a.
nora Hortoni. she traced the guiifY
couple 10 the Albaui villa Thep
she went swiftly 10 the stock ed
change IN Rome and told her
brother Together they raceA al
Aibaui In Zorbaua motor car. VI Y
The banker was bent on rushing
Into the villa and surprising the
guilty couple. when be vas struck
by an Ingenious idea Of revenge
Seeing a stout wire attached 10 a
vine hy the side ~ the road leadiug
through a grove Of trees from DO
villa. he bent 70 across tho road and
fastened %. after carefully cAlcu
lating the height at which ottuN
pants OF an automobile would. b.
sitting.
Late In the afternoon the lovers
turned their car toward Rome and
raced down the avenue They
struck the wire with fearful i'm
pact aud the blow nearly severed
both their heads The automobile
bounced into a ditch and over
turned. throwing out the maugled
occupants. who lay In pool Of
their own blood
Several hours aftorward some
countrymon passing by discovered
them. stlll living. but they died soon
after a physician had been called
Jenny Bcrtoni. on being told by
her brother Of the trap he had pre-.
pared fell into "a deep awoou aud
has been 20 stricken with grief that
she intends "a withdraw "a the
ciOlster for the rest Of her lifc.
Hertonl gave himself up 20 the
police and confessed his crime. but
public opinion ia so much On HE
favor that Il will be- surprising II
tho "unwrItton law" iH not made to
apply TO his case.
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DIED or NOSE BLEED.

MARQUETTE. Mich. Dec e.
Arthur Lcpalme. a saloon proprie-
tor aged 20. Is dead al a Marquette
hospital from nose bleed For the
past three months be bad been d
sufferer from the unusual affiictinn.
which bafflcd the skill OF physi.
clans and which finally resulted In
his demise AZ first the attacks
were not regarded as serious.
though Lcpalmc suffered much in
convenience from them Gradually
They grew worse. and % times his
nose bied for hours at time be.
fore no was able 20 check the flow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07
FOR NORTHWEST
CHAMPIONSHIP

The football championship Of the
Northwest will be definitely de-
termlned FOR the Oregon Agricultur.
al college aud the Washington state
college win meet on the gridiron
AZ Portland week from today
While the O. A. c. has had a
clear title 10 the championship be
cause Of having won every game.
the fact that the o. A. G. had
only played Oregon and william.
ette. loft things in an unsatisfac.
tory state As the Pullman eleven
e undoubtedly the strongest % the
Washington teams. the winner OF
the game should be entitled To the
championship title
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Seattle Stars Exclusive Service. )
ROME. Dec italy has been
shocked from end to end by the ~.
traordinary murder OF q rich young
sportsman. Adolphna Zerbnu. and
Siguora Bertoni. wife Of a wealthy
banker Of Rome
signor Achilles Bertoui Is a self
made man Of h2, who by unremit
ting industry rose from a humble
position 10 be one Of the leaders Of
Italian finance Three years ago he
visited a music pail and there met
a beautiful Sicllian singer named
Ellen Rotelli. with whom ho fell
violently In love. In spite Of an.
savOry reports about her.
lie married her az Palermo In
May 1904. and until last March
their domestic bliss had no flaw
So satisfied was Bertoui with his
wife that his young orphan sister.
Jenny. was brought az the age of rs
from the college where she was be-
Ink trained. and established in the
Bertoni household.
Last March business threw the
banker into the company OF Adui.
phus Zerbatl Is years old. and bus.
incss relations led 20 friendly In
tercourse between the Zorhau and
BertOnl families Young Jenny Ser.
toni fell In love with Zerhati. Sic
reciprocated tho feeling and they
became engaged.
bni Slgnora Bertonl also was
enamored Of the young man. aud
ala not scruple 10 tell him Of her
passion Eventually he succumbed
to her advances and the couple
were I'm the habit Of going together
in an automobile 10 his villa al Al
banl. near Rome. Jenny Bortoni
discovered this She FASTENED the
date Of her wedding. but kept al
lence In order 10 spare her broth.
eTs happiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07

Stanford vii have 10 develop its
football team next year without
the aid o. Jim flanagan. the famous
coach. who has been handling ath.
letics at the California college
flanagan has decided 90 turn Law.
yer and viii soon become a Nom.
Der 81 prominent San Francisco
firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07
OFFICIALS FOR HIGH SCHOOL GAME

Carver Place, HuntOou aud
Luck will be the officials OF the
game between the Lincoln and
Washington high school football
elcveus next "Wednesday, the con.
test 60 decide the championship OF
the city.
The lincoln eleven Intend to
give the Washington team run
FOR its money when the two meet
on the gridlron Wednesday There
are some enthusiasts az the lin
coin who are even hoping for vie.
tory over the former northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07
RUSH GIVE
A RAISE

Harry Rush viii BE- with the Sc.
attic baseball team another year.
Dugdaie has come 70 terms with
the star little box artist and he
viii shoot them over the pate for
Seattle again next season. Rush
was the find Of last season. and
In appreciation Of his good work.
the Seattle manager has given him
a raise IN salary that would make
you open your eyes. Rush has
been spending the winter in Spo-
kane and has kept himself In con.
dition by playing basket bali
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BUSINESS MEM
AS WAITER

freight agent Of tho Northern ia
cific, served the fruit: A ~ Grsf
ton. real estate men. brought N
the soup, Lgmbermas RaEo carried
the fish. and haaker George hurke
handled the salad
The Mattresses refused 60 com.
promise. oontendlng that there was
no need Tor head waitress Mrs
Reynolds. the propfietrcaa. refused
to yield "A lot and the guests are
discussing the latest STYLES In
aprons. along with the correct man
nor 81 carrying a tray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07

NEW YORK. Dec z THE com.
mission appointed by Gov Hughes
20 recommend changes ia the state
banking laws has under conHidcFa-
tiou. among other things. changes
Ia the laws regarding trust com
panles which will require large re-
serve funds to be- kept The first
plan IL Tor trust companies 10 keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07
MAY PUTS UP
THE COIN

SAN FRANCISCO. pec Tin
order 60 force an issue and 20
prove that he Is willing 90 bet
hts money. Jim May the Reno man
who Is endeaYoring 10 get match
for battling Nelson. last night do
posted $500 In gold coin with Jack
WEIGH THIS sum il 90 cover the
$500 which according TO a telegraph
dispatch. has been deposited BY
Cans with the sporting editor % a
Chicago paper "a bind a match be-
tween "Packey" Mcfarland and the
Battier. May. IN putting up his
money. stipulatea that the weight
shall be isi pounds stripped. AZ s
O'Clock and does not care where the
fight takes place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07
TO TRAIN TEACHERS.

A training class FOR Sunday
school teachers is planned by the
local union OF sunday school super
intcndents Instruction for the
teachers will be given along some.
what new lines. looking 10 the prin.
ciples OF pedagogy aud modern
psychology
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REQUIRE LARGE RESERVE FUNDS TO
Be kept BY TRUST COMPANIES

on hand 20 per cent OF all deposits.
OF no matter what character. 10
per cent 20 be deposited Ia banks.
aud the other 10 per cent 10 be
kept la the companies vaults.
The other plan proposed II fof
a reserve fund equal 10 20 per cent
81 all demand deposits with only a
nominal reserve. perhaps only 3
per cent required on time deposits
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champions
The lineup % the Lincoln team
will depend entirely upon the
showing made az Mondays and
Tuesdays practices A number OF
second team men have been show.
ing up IN fine form. aud the regu-
lars are none too certain Of their
positions.
Coach Allen VIII not let his men
dance at the Junior Prom" 90.
night. as he does not want 20 take
chances OF hts men getting cut Of
condition
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NC TORS ARE
HELD UP

taking the money, made A hs..
exit. lie was recognized later n
two 81 his victims on the s,,,.
from Olympia and the eopdue.a.
wired % Tacoma Tor officer =
meet the train. a. Lakevlev ~
robber became nnsplclou~ W
jumped OF and ran toward -.
SteilacO0m lie r. still Al lsrrs
Mr G l. Abel has been ~
pointed general agent u the Wask
inEiOn Fire Insurance Compsuy \,
The state Of New York. eaclgaIns
the metropolitan district %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07
TWO NEW CANDIDATES.

Two more candidates for repub.
ican nomination for ward council.
men filed their declarations with
Comptroller Carroll yesterday AFT
ernoon. They are r. T. Fay. real
estate man OF 7l0 North Seventy.
third S.. for councilman from the
Eleventh ward and Joel Docking
contractor Of 2S06 Dearborn st
Tor councilman from the Second
ward.
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10y United Prsss.)

CHICAGO. Dec. Hundreds Of
saloons are out Of business In
Illinois. the will Of the voter as
expressed at the last election be.
coming effective at midnight. The
following counties are now totally
dry Edwards Johnson. Massac.
Pope Union, Wabash and William.
son, all located IN the southern
tier. and. 10 a large extent reflect.
ing the wave of prohibition sweep.
ing up from the southern states
Fifty saloons were operating ln
Williamson county and an went
out Of commission iH GlicOnda and
other towns close 10 the Kentucky
border the liquor men realized
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Will NOT PLAY PULLMAN

the men had gone out os training
after the THANKSGIVING game. Il
was considered Impossible 20 &C.
copt the challenge from Pullman.
Furthermore Coach Norcrosa had
arranged to leave immediately Tor
the east whore he will resume his
studies in the Michigan school OF
mines
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ond. Gorgalcte. los. third Time.
tst6
Fourth race. thirteen -sixtccnths
OF mile-The Mist. l0t lynch 4.
g 90 I won. Col White. log, soc
ond Mary b. o. third Time.
.lt2t
Ffth race. fifteen sixicouths OF
a miie-ravora. i07 (Millerl. 10 10
4. won Col White. l0G. second
Sir Brlllar. 10. third
sixth race. five-cighths Of a mile
hurleigh. 100 "a a. Cook III.
second, Native son. i06. third
Time. 1909 as.
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WANT DISTRICT MOVED.

The Rainier Heights Improve.
mont club wants the restricted dis
trict moved 60 SOMA other locality
than tho one e occupies and has
appointed committee 10 call upon
the mayor and urge him 10 issue
an order 20 that effect
The committee comprises y. T..
Allen. Eugene VI Way. q X Cram.
y. W Gilman and pr Randall
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YESTERDAYS RACES


First race, fufurity course--1ohn
II Sheehau. 1ps tPalmal. 2 20 1.
won May Amelia l0f. second:
Webber. 100. third Time. 1910 IS.
Second race. seven eighths 81 q
mile Edith Y. 10s (sandyl, so 10
I, won. BabOo. 1876. second: I'm
port los. third Time. i.28.
Third race. one mile and fifty
yards Red Bali. 100 (Nulerl. s
20 /. won; Willis Green. i04. sec.
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WHERE IS GIG jim {?
Il KNOW" SAYS HENEf

tct' plated trip with tho permission
ot No district attorney be gave to
tnai official a list Of the cities Ia
slch he would stop aud tho dates
when he would be found there. Il
Is merely through the failure to TO
ceiFe word on one side or the
other that Gallagher has not vet
been located Letters aud tsle.
grams may have miscarrled. but
there Is no doubt that the trial
viii be resumed next Monday.
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10y United prssal
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 7-Al
though Special Prosecutor HeneJ
refused 10 say whether he haa
heard from "Blg Jim" Gallagher.
whose absence has delayed tho
Calhoun trial II iB known that TIE
prosecution has been c0gnizant Of
GaiiaEhers whereabouts aud has
no fear % being unable 10 bring
him 10 San Francisco.
When Gallagher left for hts con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-07
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The New York society last night
elected Frank y Lewis. Calvin 4
Villas Judge George ~ Mort~.
Judge Milo A, Root Harry y. liuf.
Icy and Wallace n Loo vice pres.
identH Ihe executive committee
elected Includes NJ. u Jackson.
chairman Dr Joseph r. Tucker.
VI Rowe France. George x 'ory
oil George - Cole a ~ ueebe.
Mrs Y, Il Loose Julian Becker.
MrA N ID nniherlnrd