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The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
FLORAL HILL INVITES BUYERS.
Special Sale of Lots VIII Take Place
saturday Afternoon.

Floral Hi. the new subdivision recently
placed on the market in the eastern part
OF the District. has been laid out with a
view 10 it's relation 10 the whole city OF
Washington as the home city OF the
country and the most beautiful abiding
place Of man on the Western Continent.
The subdivision occupies a commanding
position on the slopes Of the hills over
locking the city from the east. and has an
outlook and vistas Of the Capital unex-
cellsd in any part Of the government res
crvation The situation IS one Of natural
beauty. healthfulness, and an outlook
which will give 10 the hOmeseeker in
creasing delight with his surroundings.
Floral Hil. with its old mansion, which
has been the scene Of q generous hospital
.ty for many years. has been called The
Old Kentucky Home sacred In song and
story. The estate, which has now been
carved into city lots, is redOlent with his
t0ric memories and forms an appropriate
setting for n suburb which shall invite
persons OF wealth, taste, and leisure to
enjoy the remaining days Of their lives
amid the Quietuess. ease, and refinement
Of such an environment as that described.
Floral Hill fronts on Minnesota avenue
southeast. and Is within easy access Of the
city by the car line down Pennsylvania
avenue Twelve minutes ride from the
Capitol brings one To the terminus Of the
line. and q short walk takes him 70 any
part Of the subdivision, which covers
about Is acres.
The managers Of Floral Hill have ar
ranged TO hold a special sale Of lots next
Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. one Of
the most valuable lots will be sold at
auction, and the proceeds will be divided
between the three churches and charitable
institutions receiving the highest number
Of votes by those present on that day.
Those upon the ground Will do the ballot
ing. The sale Of the lot being special in
ducemeut TO induce many to 90 10 see
r-Inr.l ITill
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
DIED..

BOTD-On Monday. july T. 1907, MOLLlE, beloved
wife of Andrew g. BOYD
Funeral from her late residence 5l4 East Capitol
street on wednesday. july g. al , ?. m. Rea-
tiyes and friends invited
BRENNAN-On Tuesday, July 2 1877, At Il - p,
m ~ her rCsiG-nce PISA ! street northwest,
JENNIE. beloved ard eldest daughter Of Mary
+. ard the late Patrick Brennan.
Notice II funeral hereafter.
BROWN-Denarted this life. on Monday. July l.
1457 at 70 .4j D. No. JOHN II. BROWN. belovsl
husband Of Minnie Brown ,nee BuIlaril. and
father of Loria and Leouora Brown, IN the sew
Cltlcth year Of his agc.
Funeral from his late residence El3 n street north
east Friday, July 5, az 80 D. m; thence 70
Waugh Church: thence 20 Arlington Cemetery.
tBrookGeld No. ST. Louis, No, Philad phia.
Pa. and Cincinnati, Ohio, pape7s please coryl
CUDMOBE-0u Monday, July l. 1907 at Il O'Clock
p m. CHARLES F.. son of the iste John and
Bridget Cudmere aged twcntv-scven years
Funeral from his late ras1ence. l26 North Capitol
street. on Thursday. July l. al $50 a. m. Re
QUiCm mass at ST. Alo-sius ChurcA al 9 o'clscS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend Intc-ment at Mount Ouyst Cemetery.
HALPINE-SBddsnly. On Monday. July l. 1877. at
her residence. 1870 N street northwest. MAR
GARET g.. widow cf Gen. Charles c. Halpine.
of New York
IrtCm1ut in New ICrk.
HOLlES-0n July . 1877, at s1'o a. m, at his
rCsdeucc, 81 + street northwest, Mr.. JAMES
HOLMES, ag-d srycuty-fve years. Survived By
one son. Lewis and che daughter. Mary Homss
Warner
Notice o. funeral hereafter philadelphia rapers
please CTyl
HOUGHT0S.-Entc into rest al her home. IA
L street southeast. TUESDAY. July , 1877. 81 /
a. n. JESSIE. youngest daughter Of the late
Ceylon ard Elizabeth H-'.ehton.
Notice Ct funeral hereafter
ORDWAY-At S0r~o-d. Mass. on Monday nom
re July l. 1917. NEHEMIAH c. ORDWAY.
in the oightieth year @, his age.
Funeral FROM his late residence. in Waterloo.
y. H., on Wednesday. July B. Intcunent at
Warner. y. H.
PANKNIN-On Saturday. Jruc Q. 1907 JULIJ 5
WILLIAM. bs,7rod husband Of Arbel P. Pank-
min.
Funeral from his late residence. 2ii North Capitol
street wednesday mcraing July g. at IL O'clock
tCH7rlosten, :. c.. and Augusta, Ca. papers
please c5Gy)
RANDOLPH-On Monday, July /. 1907. at 4 a. m
CAROLINE daughter Of the late Robert b.
and Byzantine Randolph.
Funeral nom St. Domiaics Church at 9 a. m.
Wednesday. Jnly 3.
TRIBBY-Ou Tuesday. July 2. 1877. SIDNEY
JANE. widow Of Charles Tri65y OF West Wash
iug.on, D. G.. aged sixiysiz years.
Funcial from her late residence. the Braddock
Eighjecuth and Z streets northwest on Thurs
DAY July T. at p. m. Relatives and friends in
Iitcd 10 attend.
wATKINs-Ou Monday July l. 1907 EDGAR +.
WATKINS in the ffty-fUIrth years Of his age.
Funeral sCnices at Oak Hin chapel July ), at
5.0 p H.
wITAKER-On SUNDAY. June 81 1877. at Jasper.
Ind. GRENNILLE a. WITAkER.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
TAFT Sees OHIOANS
Political Situation in Home
State Is Discussed.
HEARS MUCH GOOD NEWS
Nat C. Wright, of Cleveland, and
Arthur /. VOrys Tell War Secretary
Outlook Is Rosy-WiII Make An
other Western Tour Before Sailing
for Philippines in September.

Secretary Taft devoted time 10 Presi-
Dental politics yesterday. It was his last
day in Washington before leaving for
Murray Bay. Canada, for his vacation,
and he seasoned the official broth with 81
little political spice. He had a conference
with Arthur l. Vorys. Of Columbus, Ohio,
his warwick, and Nat c. Wright, presi-
dant Of the Cleveland Leader Company.
an able lieutenant and one of the most
energetic Taft boomers in the country.
The Secretary of War heard good news
from Ohio. Everything appears to be
coming his way, he was told. One mat
ter determined was that the Secretary
win make another tour Of the Western
States before he leaves for the Philip
pines on September 10.
Mr. Vorys and Editor Wright kept open
house IN their rooms at the New Willard
Yesterday and received a stream Of po-
liticaI callers. Mr. VOrys returned 10
Ohio last night, and Mr.. Wright went to
New York with party of Taft boomers.
In New York they will meet and confer
with the Secretary's brother Henry W.
Taft
Secretary Taft had a long and earnest
talk late yesterday afternoon with Frank
B. Kellogg of st. Paul, special attorney for
the government I'm railway and trust pros
CCutiO1s. and member Of the Republican
rational committee from Minnesota, Mr..
Kellogg is a great admirer of Secretary
Taft. although he is credited by some
knowing politicians with a strong liking
FOR Senator Knox.
one point emphasized by the Taft boom
ers was that they have no quarrel with
the Knox boom. The two candidates
have been the closest friends, and, it Is
asserted. that their candidates. will not
clash at any point.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
TENNIS TOURNEY BEGINS.
Winfield and jameson winners in
First Round Of \. ". c. A. Matches.

The tennis tournament for the cham
pionship Of the Young Mems Christian
Association was opened yesterday on
the courts Of the association, at School
and Lamont streets. Owing TO the wet
condition Of the courts only two Of the
matches in the first round were played.
y. T. Winfield defeating Dodson Go.
81, and Jameson besting II. II. Mowry
ca, rs.
The singles will be played every day
until completed. and then the doubles
viii be started. There are eighteen
entries in the singles and eight en-
tries in the doubles. The drawings in
the singles were made last night and
the pairings follow;
Preliminary rourd-E. /. Muller vs- ". c. Hill;
g.. Williams vs.. y. " Mclean.
First round-W s. Wyiic vs. Carl Sheppard: c.
g. Heyln:un Sidney Paige; Y T. Wmfeld Vs..
DUdscn; Terrell. bye Clarence Wylie byc, II. RI.
NoWrv Sc. J. 2. Jameson, D. II. Smith ys +. L.
Tarb0J; X. NJ. Brown vs. f. NJ Van Horsan.
Entries in doubles-H. A. Terrell and T. 1. VII
son: ]. Z. Lind and s. B. Poole: W. c. Hill and
II. Winfield; y. vs.. Mclean and J. ?. Jameson
F. NJ. Van Hocscn and C. G.. Hcylmun. C. Shcp-
perd and Cheney; g. Williams and ". S. Wyiie;
+. L. Tarboz ard C. Wylic.
Summaries cf yesterdays psy-N. T. Winfield de-
fcatcd Dcdsoa, CO 81; II. H. MoVry defeated
Jameson, t-i. -; d. II. Smith defeated +. L.
Tarbox O. inct completed.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
CHORAL LEADERS NAMED.
Washington society Takes Action at
Regular Meeting.

Percy S. Foster Is TO be invited by the
Washington Choral Society TO conduct its
first concert. The Messiah" 20 be given
probably the first week in December.
Rev. George G. De Lane, assistant
rector Of St. Johns Episcopal Church,
Georgetown, will be requested TO conduct
the second concert. the date Of which has
not been determined. The question Of the
conductor Of the third concert is held in
allegiance.
This action was decided upon at the
regular monthly meeting Of the society
IN the lie Droit Building last night It
was said that the policy OF having Il
different conductor for each concert is not
intended as a test, both Mr. Foster and
Mr. De Lane being recognized musical
leaders. 1t is announced. however, that
the society will return 10 its former policy
Of selecting one conductor for the entire
season.
AS the first concert will be given on or
near the twenty-ffth anniversary Of the
organization Of the society. Il is intended
TO make it a gala performance, and a
number Of eminent soloists will be en-
sased for the occasion.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
MARRIAGE IS POSTPONED.
Miss MoSher VIII Not Wed O'Hara
Until Next December.

At the urgent request Of Mrs. Alexan-
der Mosher, who was yesterday in con-
versation over the long-distance tele-
phone with her husband in Pltts5urg. the
marriage Of her daughter Dorothy to
Harry N. OHara has been postponed, It
is stated. until December next.
Il is Mrs. Mosher's desire that her
daughter be married az her home in this
city. and to this end it is said. the young
couple has agreed.
The ceremony viii eliminate a romance
which caused the arrest Of Miss Mosher
and O'Hara upon the occasion Of their
elopement from the O'Hara home in
Pittsburg to Youngstown, Ohio
The parents of the prospective bride
and groom are willing that they shall be
married, but as both are very young, it
IS desired that they postpone the cere-
mony for at least six months
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
AII-day Shoot by the Analostan Gun
Club, July 4,

The Analostan Gun Club will cele-
brate the Fourth by giving an all-day
shoot on their new grounds. near the
Benning bridge The shooting viii COM
mence at 1890 a. m.
The programme will consist of prac-
tice events, optional sweeps, and two
or three merchandise events for large
number Of prizes The prizes will In
cludc a rife, gun cases. mandolin, &c.
All shooters in the District and vicin-
ity are invited to attend and compete
for the prizes. which viii be open for
all except manufacturers agents
There VIII be twelve or fifteen prizes
In each event
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. S. Dept. Of Agriculture, Weather Burea,

L. s. Dept. Of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Washington Tuesday July g l9E-5 p. IT.
There have been showers in the Atlantic and Gulf
States and along the North Pacific coast, while over
the interior # the country the weather WAS generally
fair. although there were some scattered showers in
the Plains States.
Temperatures are considerably lower IN the UDuer
Ohio VALLEY. the Lower Lake region the Middle
Atlantic states. Western New England and tss
GJf States. the tall in the later district being due
70 local showers. Il IS considerably warmer in the
Northwest, where the temperature is n1E from %
10 degrees above the seasonal average.
With the exception o' occasional local thunder
showers In the GUf and South Atlantic States the
weather viii be generally far "Wednesday and Thurs
day. with higher temperatures Wednesday in the
Central valleys and Upper Lake region and Thurs
day in the Lower Lake region and Middle Atlantic
States
The winds along the New England coast VIII be
light 20 fresh ard mostly westerly; on the Middle
Atlantic coast llght west % northwest. bcc1msig
variable; the South Atlantic coast licht to fresh
and mostly southwesteriv; on the East Gulf coast
light 70 fresh and variable on the West Gulf coast
fresh and mostly so1therly; on the Lower Lakes
Light noTthCrly becoming variable and on the Upper
Lakes Light 20 fresh. becoming s0utAerly
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
will have light 70 fresh and mostly westerly winds
with generally fair weather TO the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
PICNIC AT BAY RESORT.
81. stephens Institute Goes to Ches-
Rpenke Beach.

Chesapeake Peach was the scene yes
terday Of the rLird annual excursion OF
St Stephens Institute. A number Of
athletic events were held IN the after
noon, and the evening was devoted TO
dancing
The committee on arrangements con-
sisted Of Thomas Leo Fortune chairman:
George Y. Hunt, secretary; Joseph MORT
arity Frank Handler, James y. Hughes.
Patrick Griffin, Leo Craven, ". z. Dona-
hue, Ward Hunt, Joseph Sheehan, Charles
Morgan. and James DarCev.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
GnlIandet Students Elect.

President Z. NJ. GallaUdet, Of Gallaudet
College. entertained 40 graduates and eS-
students Of that institution last night at
a reception IN his residence at Kendall
Green. An election of officers Of the
alumni association was held. which re-
suited as follows; President, r. r ALA
bough, first vice president. J. N. Stewart;
second vice president. II. S. Stafford, sec
retary. Mr.. Adams, and treasurer, J. S.
LOng.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
SUNDAY SCHOOLS ON OUTING.
Members of Methodist Episcopal
Church south Go to Marshal Hall.

The six Sunday schools Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South went to
Marshall Hall yesterday. Every boat go
ing to the resort was crowded with young
men and young women wearing the rib
bons Of the respective schools. The day
was spent in picnicking and doing the
amusements.
No athletic programme was arranged.
but the young men who went down on
the afternoon boat played two games Of
baseball, that afforded lots of excitement.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
The Per capitn eircuIn
The Bureau of Statistics, Of the Ag.
EoteI BRINGS n Million
e Washington Herald

Baltimore. Nd. July 2-The Hotel Bel
vedere. Baltmore's biggest hostelry. was
sold this afternoon at auction for 5000 600
and its furnishings for Slo000. making
the total price SlGoO10. This is just
about half Of what the property cost.
The Union Trust Company Of Maryland
was the purchaser. as trustee Of the first
mortgage bonds, Of which II is also the
principal holder
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
Largest Morning CircnIntIon.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald arc based
upon its sworn circulauon-a circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capltal. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03

| Raleigh Luckett, who shot himself
Monday died at the Emergency Hospital
at 915 o'clock last night. Conscious to
the last. he saw the sorrowful faces Of
every member Of his family about the
bedside, and his last glance fell on his
/ wife, because of whom, it is thought, he
killed himself
| 4 complete reconciliation between the
husband and wife occurred shortly before
he died, when she went alone to his bed
side and asked that he forgive her If
there was anything that she had done 10
offend. He made a feeble effort to put
his arms around her, but sank back on
the pillows When she asked him II he
were glad to see her he said, I'm aw-
fully glad" and she remained with him
from then until the end.
His two-year-old son, hardly conscious
Of the tragedy that was being consum-
mated. but realizing that something un-
usual was occurring, was placed near the
dying man on the bed, and the faint
smile Of the father and the playful ap-
proaches OF the son caused the other oc-
cupants Of the room TO turn away their
heads IN tears.
Realizes Death Is Near.
Luckstt seemed 10 realize early in the
evening that he was going to die. but he
made 10 statement as TO the cause Of his
action to any member Of the family. His
last hours were brave ones, and Il he re-
gretted his action he made no mention
Of II, and faced death 70 the last with
smiling face.
The wife. Mrs Gertrude Luckett, from
whom tho dead man was separated two
months ago, arrived a the hospital at
noon, after Luckett had expressed de-
sire to see her and had word sent TO her
fathers house at Laurel, Nd. where she
was staying. Besides the wife and son,
the dying mans father. c. Z. Luckett.
his mother, two sisters and two brothers,
were in the room.
Il was hoped that an X-ray examination
could be taken yesterday. but Luckett's
condition weakened so perceptibly that
such a course was deemed unwise He
was rational TO the last. and repeated
efforts were made by his relatives % Oh
tain from him the reason for the shooting,
tAt To lib Hhtlls lBI ne tktduldSiA Letl
10 his determination 70 say nothing.
Caused by Domestic Trouble.
c. Z. Luckett, the father, said yesterday
that the family were Of the opinion that
recent domestic troubles and the constant
brooding about them caused a temporary
arrangement of the young mans mind
and that that was In the main responsible
for the deed
The body was removed TO an under
taking establishment last night to be
prepared f0r burial
Mr.. and Mrs. Luckett were married five
years ago. She was the daughter Of "
Z. Harlow. Of Alexandria. A disagree
ment arose a few months ago between the
couple. which ended by her leaving for
her fathers home Mrs. Luckett had ap-
Piled for a legal separation from her hus-
band 20 which. Il is said, be made
no objection For several years after
their marriage they resided AT 411
street southeast, the house being the gift
. ,ae brides father When Mrs. Luckett
left him, the husband went 20 live al the
De Soto apartment house with his mother
and sister.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
MCLEAN TENNIS CHAMPION.
Western High school student Cap
lures Honor for school.

Norris Mclean. OF Western High. won
the high school tennis championship
just concluded on the courts of the
Bachelors Club
McLean's work throughout the tour
ney was consistent. his playing being
commended by all who witnessed the
matches. Mclean was the second base
man of this years Western team, which
won the championship OF the high
schools
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03

The Sunday issue, Of The Washington
Herald is growing with each succeeding
issue because il is so different from other
Sunday papers. II is bright and newsy
and clean all the way through.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
WIFE AT DEATH BED
Raleigh Luckett Succumbs
to Self-inflicted Wound.
RECONCILIATION IS EFFECTED

Dying Man, Realizing That End Is
Near at Hand. Declines 10 Tell Why
rounded by His FnmiIy-Domestic
Troubles Blamed for Act.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

Charles W. Fairfax, of stone & Fair
fax. is spending a few days at Atlantic
! City.
ThiTy-seyen prisoners, five of whom
are women. were sent to the Mounds
Vile Penitentiary yesterday afternoon.
Herbert /. Jones, local manager of
a. 0. Brown & Co, went to New York
yesterday on business connected with
his Office.
The report OF the fiscal yenr nj the
United States Mint in Philadelphia
states that the output Of pieces was the
largest in the mints history. 4 total
Of 1S2,S25.251 pieces were coined.
The Per capita circulation ut the be-
ginning Of the present year was $50. Sc.
as compared with S32.42 on this date Of
last year. The per capita for July l
was computed on the basis of an esti-
mated population OF SG.O74,OOO.
The Bureau of Statistics, Of the Ag-
ricultural Department. estimates the
average condition Of cotton on June o
at 72 per cent. as compared with 70.5
on May -. 1907: S3.S on June 25. 1906:
40 at the corresponding date in 1905.
and a ten-year average Of So.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
Tide Table

To-day-Hgh tide. 2l3 q. n. and 80 p. n. !. low
tide. IS a. m and 9Ii p n.
To-muTow-High tide. 567 a. n and $50 p. n.
low tide. e.57 a. m. and 1913 p H.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
Marine Rand nt CanItol.

Under the direction of Leader Will
liam II. Santelmaan, the band of the
United States Marine Corps viii give a
concert at the Capitol, beginning at
5:55 o'clock this afternoon. The pro-
gramme will be-
March, Rife Regiment '.................... solsa
Overture Der Frcisehutz" ................. Webtr
Suite "Scencs Pi:trresqua' ......... Nnssenet
tsl "Nlarche." o. Air de Ballet" tc, "Auge-
lus." (dl "Fete Bohcmc"
Pccolo solo "Biuette" te".................G Gobbaerts
Musician. William S. De Bucs
Waltz, The Beautiful Blue Darube'' ...... Strauss
Characteristic, Whispering Flowers" Bon
RhaIs scdy No List
The star SpRugled Banaer.'
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
Condition nf Nrntor
Temperatures in other Cities.

HaTeB Ferry, July 2-shenandoah muddy an.
Potomac cloudy.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
Judd & Detweiler, Inc,
The Big PRINT snon. l2o-22 llth 81. ~.

THIS is TO NOTIFY THAT I An N
no way connected with the brokerage
firm of 5. BaTrette Smith Co, Room p,
9lS T 81. NV, therefore will not be respon-
sible In any way. ". L. BRAWNER.
jY2-3t
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
LocnI Tempernture.

Midnight, G. q. H.. 6s; a. m. G.; 6 a. m. g.;
s a. m, IL 10 A. m, Z; 70 noon, g; p m. Is;
Z J. m, IS; 2. m. 81. p. m. 70; ID = n. IS
Maximum. s. minimum. g.
Relative EumidIt.-S a. u-. g. ?. m. IS: n
H.. G. Rainfall IS p N. 10 3 p NJ, or Hours
Of sunshine. l4 Per cent OF possible sunshine, G..
Temperature same date last year-Maximum. q;
minimum. II.
AFFLECK'S
g a n 81; z m. ST. 2 ?. m. %; D. n. 81:
?. N, IS,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03

Temperatures ln other cities. together with the
amount Ct rainfall, fer the twelve hours ended al
p. m yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IF ANY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS 10
the United Irish League fund have not
been Acknowledged by mail by Mr.. ". T.
DOwneT, president. or Mr.. Lawrence
Nangan, treasurer, Of the Michael Davitt
Branch Of the league. the contributors
are requested 10 notify Nr Maugan. at
1917 l. street northwest. so that pro0rr
acknowledgment may be made before
closing final report. All subscriptions 20
this fund have been closed iv3-2t
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03

The private rooms in our new
fireproof Storage Building are
thoroughly approved by the Fire
Underwriters.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03

THE ALOYSIUS CLUB.-AH members
are hereby informed Of the death Of our
! lfellow-membCr. Charles T. Cudmore. and
are respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral. from ST Aloysius Church.
THURSDAY MORNING. July 4, at g
o clock TE0S. !. DONOVAN,
THOS. F. LOWE. President
Secretary los Eve nv.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
New Ideas in Printing.

Folders. Booklets and Circulars that are artis-
ticaly displayed and neatly printed win The atteu-
tion Of the public. Our Printing is originel-per'
The Washington herald., 1907-07-03
Thc Corccrnn Grllrrr Id -.

The Sunday exhibitions OF the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art have closed until further
notice The gallery viii remain Open 10
the public on week days until July j.,
1907, T. r. MCGUIRE. Director
POTOMAC COUNCIL. 433. X. OF c.
Members Of Potomac Council are ad-
vised Of the death Of Brother Charles T..
.CUdmOre. and are respectfully invited 20
attend his funeral from st Aioysius
Church, THURSDAY MORNING. at
O'Clock. THOS J. DONOVAN
u. ". CARROLL. Grand Knight,
Recorder los Eye NV,