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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-31

Turkey has a Heney, who Is de-
manding that all the corrupt officials
be cut off.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-31

Miss Grace Sucker visited Miss
zeilah Crawford of Vancouver last
week and Miss Crawford came home
with her Tuesday to spend a week In
the city OF the Apostles.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-31

The last day of July and no rain
recorded for the month.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-31

Miss Perkins was good to the wild
ow An" the orphan Monday morning
By bringing them another splendid
treat to delicious cherries. She has
tic tnenks OF the entire force.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-31

Many large strings of fish are
daily being taken out of the river
and sloughs by the local knights of
the rod and line.
An ice cream social will be given
by the Evankelical aid society August
lth In the afternoon aud evening in
the Holbrook block.
Miss Clara Beller, formerly en-
ployed as type sticker in this Office,
is now reveling in the sea breezes
aud splashing among the breakers
near Newport.
The draw on the biz bridge across
the Willamette, was closed for the
first time Friday and 1t is expected
.ha; trains will be running on con
struoiion work this week.
Adam Kaemlein and a gentleman
friend chaperoned party of young
ladies at the seashore near Newport (
for several days last week. They
all report a most enjoyable outing.
g
Tho Portland Bridge company has
already begun work on the Swift
contract on the Peninsula east of us
and are assembling material for the
job. There will soon be busy place
on the big slough.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-31
Local News.
He who by his biz would rise
Must either bust or advertise.

Must either bust or advertise.
Watch the label on your paper.
II your business is dull, try an ad
in the Review. II will bring results
IL nothing else will.
This Is the last week for our house
on. ed. This will enable US to give
more space for news in the future.
Messrs. w. r. Evans and c. S. Nc
Gill 60 the st. Johns Hardware Co.
have moved to st. Johns and are To-
cused at the home Of Mr.. Chipman.
Eugene Wright spent Sunday at
Cstlin, Wash. He was accompanied
by his son, Glenn, who will visit
for some time with relatives there.
Mrs. Wheeler and daughter Mona,
CT FOOD River were In the city last
Monday and looked us up. AS our lit
tie cbaperone was away they promise
to come again
Miss Effie Mcdonald will go to The
Dalles via the Bailey Gatzert to-
morrow to spend a weeks vacation ir
the capital of old Wasco.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

lent to an "Irc't"". because THE war
ss,~ss" The @'o'""''s amy han ', ,hs.'
He was elected and he nd not BEEN
long IN Albany when hfagain showed
OF what stern stun ne was made. one
OF his frs, official acts antagonizea
Tammapy Han which became his Bit;
ter enemy, lat nothing daunted, ne
pursued Tho course which he thought
was right. The day he antagonize"
Tammanv Hail was the making OF
Grover cleveland. He was right ana
Tammanv Vas wrong. and by his rear
lessness in not bowing to the Will OF
Croker Cleveland won the people Oh
the Empire State. His NOMINATION.
for the ~, sldrncy and first four years
In the Whit, House; his defeat at the
hands of Harrison IN 1883 and MS
reelection over Harrison in 1889
need no, he dwcit upon here. He was
defeated The. first time he ran against
Harrison b, cause the country was not
ready to accept his tarIT views ana
his election over the same man lour
wears later. was brought about be-
cause thu. people had bt come edncat-
ed TO the yrrv views eXpounded ny
Cleveland four years prev ns.1
During the eight years ne was
Presiden, Mr.. Cleyclands adm'nistra-
ms were marked by 'ugged non
es-y that WIS most pleasing to the
BeopIe There was not he fuss anu
ado: TO his Two admins rdi IONS ina
t. ere ha been to Roosevelt 5, D"'
Just as much. If not more. was accom-
clished. Cleveland was not a buster
en-. quite Il the contrari. he SPOKE
only when it WAS necessary and wh"G
he did speak every utterdnc" Iacant
sometime He N. DC enemies n r'tr'
ty but the people. as General Bragg.
of Wisconsin. expire ssed It, loved him
all the more Tor the ont hiVS u"
made" but when he retired 10
the life of private. citizen of the
United States, h. carried win
him the respect and honor OF
even his enemies though the may
not have hay" EXPIRE SSrd their h|h''St
sentiments. During his life as priv
ate citizen Grover Cleveland has
played his important part In the lie
Of the nation. and has played i, we'll.
Time and again he has BEEN called
upon and his patriotism has never
been found lacking. His death Is a
distinct loss to III" country and with
the exception Of few marrow ana
biased peopi the whole nation will
20 in spirit TO his grave IN profound
sorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25
CUBAN REVOLT RUMoRS.

Washington d. apatchts assert thar
Official circles are not disposed TO
place credrmcr in reports that schemes
are under WAY iD Smusslr arms ana
ammunition into Cuba for the purpose
of raising an insurreCtion that VIII
preyent the projected withdrawal OF
American troops from the island OH
the first day of next February. Never
thelsss Il l. rmincntly probable that
the authorities will be on the alert to
head of an, thing Of this SORT. There
Is no question that the administration
Is entirely sincere in its desire TO get
out of Cuba and turn over the mana
cement OF the affairs Of that territory
to its own inhabitants. Such a con
sumation might he Indefinitely delayed
bv an outbreak al any time within the
next six months. That affords reason
for stringent precautions against such
an untoward event.
Yet Il Is impossible to ignore the
fact that an important and influential
element Of The residents of Cuba do
not believe In the capacity of its peO-
pie for self governm. nj and do not
wish 10 see the American troops de-
part. This mem embraces a.large
proportion, II not an actual ma jOrity,
Of the large property owners: and its
ahle omen f,r Inc lasting success OF
the Cuban republic which this country
is attempting in s"nd faitRe to restore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25
Heavy Weights.

what are these YOU are storing
away in the basket" asked the man
in front Of the gas works.
The biscuit my wife TAXED this
morning." replied the celebrated bal
loOnist
"Ah, You are going on a long jour
nay and expect to use tn m as fOod?'
NO. | am going to use them as bal
last. They are heavier than sand
Chicago News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25
A Promise Kept.

She (reproachfully)-You promised
me when you went oil on this little
fishing expedition you would drop a
line or two every day.
He (earnes;ly)-My dear. do as
sure Won. I did Thing else.-Bal.i'
more American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Wiliyum Strawney comes along
An he SEE to me: "Ilullo!'
Goodness gracious" W!liyum seq.
Il, beat all how fast you grow!
He Is fxin' wires an things
On tn poles along tn road.
I'm surprised SEE he to me.
How you've fattened up an srowed'
Then he puts sum funny things
On his bOotiegs. an he walks
Right straight up that pole. he does
An he's woriin' while he talks.
Flows yer MAJ" seq he TO me.
An | say: She's we'll t"-day.'
Then he comes a-walkin' down,
Gist like climbin' poles wuz play!
When pa takes me down to town,
Genruly I see him there
Right In front OF Baltur's store.
Sittin on wobbly chair:
An l say to him: "HuliO"'
While my pa Is standin' there.
GLOW are yOu"' SEE he to me.
Il am very WELL SEE !.
Then he lafs and seq: We'll. Well!
Here's a nickel fer sum gum
An / gif II OF tn man.
An commence to chew It. sum!
When l git growed up. | think.
will be a climber. too.
An I'll say: "Hullo," to boys.
Gist like Willyum Strawney do!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

chap nam Van Loon says that
his ancestor discovered the hudson
River instead ~ hendrix Hudson. Just
imagine caliirc stream with such
magnificent sc'u'r, The Van Loon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

On girl ia Chicago Tilted eight men
and they have organized a club. We
just canncs 49, hc~ full gratitude can
he cNprcssed ny forming q club.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

There sc'ms TO he n great dtai
Nor" sense D p"1ry's mania to hnn'
In" North Pic th-se days than there
was las; February.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Nine. Aana G"uld's income 81 &sSe..
"o' wear irrA> big. but q sporty
FrrEchman vii have no trouble OF
dispoSing a. II in Paris.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Good old pr"ssdcnt Eliot. of Har'
ward, 70 ne has No other place In his-
tory. win always he remembered q.
the one San sae successfully dcsed
the Big st.ck-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Kansas Is calling piri:ully for more
help in It's whoa; fields. Too had the
whole lot of "n"rsy wasted at Chi
caSo could not kay" been devoted to
the cy,p.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25
Mind Meanoerin9s.

G 9 Q
Mind Meanoerines.
Most street-car conductors are very
fond of jam.
II you would be truly revenged. for
give your enemy.
No man ever cured his corns by
growing at them.
4 4 4
The man who manages a roof gar
den ia getting up in the world.
4 4 Z
A lot of men who have seats on the
stock exchange just now could use
sofa pillow and help some.
4 4 4
Sometimes a man who can't get
some nice girl to marry him goes
about blowing that marriage is a fall.
ure.
William K. Vanderbilt says that In
her:ted wealth is death to ambition.
That must be the reason why 1 am so
ambitious.
4 & 4
SnOtHeT ShtSoto o. 's>'a fN'~--
scheme has gone to the wall. tPrinter
please mark this Il. T." and Gun in
definitely
4 4 4
It is all right to notice girls en-
gagement ring. but no nice young lady.
at least NO true friend. would say she
recognized it,
~ ~ u
Now that we can no longer judge a
man .by his coal bin. We will be COM
pel,ed to 20 back to the old estimate
based ON his clothes.
Z 4 4
This II the season OF the year when
q persistent old mother hen insists on
irving 70 hatch litter Of doorknobs
from the one door knob she has COW
cred for two weeks.
An Ohio newspaper chronicles the
fact that there was quite an excite
mont in the village because book
AGENT was In -our midst" II this had
hon IN Indiana. one wouldn't wonder.
Nice Kitty.
A literary friend Of mine has been
expecsing a fine angora cat from an
.Amyrer out west In fact. he has
hon expecting the est for 50 hong
that an the neishbors know about IT,
A week sgo. a wag suggested that
thew buy a distant relative to an an
oor. cat. renowned for Its strength o.
.ue,l. and make a phoncy express de-
livery 1t my friends house.
n took the hoy four days to produce
the moods. but last nigh, an express
wagon stopped IN front Ut my friends
oomc just al dusk His doorbeil was
pulled and as he came out. he On
c,ua,errd his cat ~ In the express
h,x. The d.Iiveryman called back
,hst he had brought hiu pussy cat
and the friend rejoicsd exceedingly.
put his rejntcins was short lived. In
fart he rejoiccd much shorter
,cpsth % time than 80 tc1k him To
harry his clothes out by The chicken
nouse. No& be- - on Se var path.
irving 10 end out Va lid %. IL wasn't
Z bu, u gives me an excuse for stay
,.s do~a at.the club tonight . dont
- any use " q fellow getting mad
over a little thing like . near-cat. do
ycs!
q \x
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25
WITH THE PARAGRAPhERs.

Sumrbody has raised the slogan in
reference to TAFT and Sherman ::
: Peaceful Bill and Sunny Jim. W+fl'
thrr" are worse things than peace
and ne.-Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Mr. Gompers and Mr.. Bryan both
being dissatisfied with the Republi
can PLATFORM. the majority of the p o
pie will feel sure that ii must be- q
good one.-New York Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25
OLD DOMINION LINE
Daily Sc rvice.

s%.tt,.s& Norfolk, foot of Church
- street, every week day
! at ZOO T. NJ.
FARE-First- class. one way, $S.o"'
meals and berth in statcroom IN
cluded.
Round trip, lim!: thirty days, $14.oo
Steerag". without Subsistence, $5.oo'
TICKETS ON sale at Z. 4 y. Rall
way Ticket ONCE.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AMI RICHMOND "@
Steamers brandon and BcrKie3
leave Pier "A" $50 every evening,
passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
PANY. James River Day Line for
Richmond and all James. River land
ings. Steamer PocahOntas leaves
Newport News. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays at S:45 a. M. Leave New,
port News Monday, "Wednesday ana
Friday at 5 p. m. for Norfolk and Ola
Point.
Steamer Hampton will leave Pier
a. daily except Sunday. at 900 a.
m, going to Norfolk. and at 4:"0 D.
m. going to Smithfield. Steamer "Ac'
comac" will leave Pier "A" daily, ex-
cept Sunday at 9 a. m. going to smith
field and about 2:30 =. m. gong 10
Norfolk
All business between New York and
Newport News transacted at pier No T..
All business between Newport
News, Norfolk. Smi'htield and local
points transacted It Pier "A. loot OF
Twenty NTH street.
W. n. LANDON. Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Free p. Morris. of Watseka. !:
prominently mSnti"ned' for temper
ary chairman Of the Denver cOnven
ton. Who's Morris? Where's Wal
Sekao-N-w York World:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Two hundred and fiftyseven day
aud then the glad day of Mr.. Roos'
velt's absorption into private life
Charleston News and Courier
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Just the same. it's rather nice TO b.
a favOrite son.-Philadelphia Ledger
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

No psnt-uD Utica usurpS his po
erS,-NeW York Mail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

Now where is the able hut cautious
gentleman who will put On sumshoea
and go after campaign fund?-Chi
CagO News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

W. n. LANDON. Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Dditorial Rooms. Bell Phone No. ~
Business once. Bell Phone No. lSl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-25

An Ohio newspaper chronicles the
fact that ahere was quite an excite
mont in the village because a book
agent was In our midst" IL this had
been IN Indiana. one wouldn't wonder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-07

eral> Bryan enthusiasts left the meet
ing before IL was over. declaring they
would carry the fight before the con-
vention late yesterday. was reelected
national committeeman by the Pennsyl-
vania delegation The antl-Guffey fac
ton asserts Chairman Demeling had
no power TO call meeting OF the del
egation under the Pennsylvania law.
Immediately after jhe delegation
was called TO order motion was made
by John p. Fow. OF Philadelphia. that
adjournment be taken. II was urged
that the contests for various seats
in the convention had not yet been
settled and that the meeting was not
regular. The motion was declared by
the anti-Guffey men 10 be carried. al
though not more than dozen dele
gates voted.
Those favoring adjournment. all
of whom were opposed TO Guffey, then
left the meeting amid cries OF Cow
ards from the Guffey men. and the
meeting was again called 10 order
L. J. O'Boyle. OF Wilkes Barre. nom
mated Guffey for national committee
man. and he WAS then elected with.
out opposition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-07
What Labor Demands
From This Contention

4 DENVER, July This is a sum-
mary of the demands made by the
american Federation OF Labor. on the
Democratic convention:
A plank granting equal suffrage to
women; an antiinjunction plank such
- was asked OF the Chicago conven-
ton and turned down by the Repub-
1lcan party; an employers liability
law; modification OF the Sherman
antitrust law. so that II will not ap-
ply to organizations that do not exist
Cor direct profit In other words, that
'1t may exempt combinations OF labor
and farmers and others who may com.
bine for mutual protection.
Although the federation is making
" demand for equal suffrage. employ.
81 the antitrust law, 1t will really Gen.
ter all it's efforts ON the anti-injunc
tlon plank.
IS Samuel Gompers and James Duncan
~ Quincy. Mass. first ce-president
'0f the organization, were appointed
- subcommittee to confer with the
headers. They went TO the Brown Pal
ace hotel to meet Gov. Haskell, OF
Oklahoma. who is TO be chairman Of
the resolutions committee. After
brief talk with the Oklahoman, the la
Dor leaders were ushered into the
rooms OF Chas. w. Bryan, brother OF
the commoner, where they were clos
eted for two hours with Gov. Haskell
and Bryan.
They next visited Boss Murphy,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-07
RIvERvlEW PARK.

Not little surprise has been occa-
stoned by the free vaudeville that is
given at RIveryiew every afternoon
and evening. People do not under
stand how bills of such excellence
can be presented week after week
with no admission fee 10 the pavilion
and no charge at the gate OF the park.
Next week as an additional outdoor
attraction the services OF Erni, the
one.legged acrobat have been secured
One might think that thus physically
hampered he would be unable TO do
what, ordinary mortals can do; but as
matter OF fact he far exceeds them
in wonderful athletic and acrobatic
feats
For the new vaudeville program the
management presents Grace Connolly
In dainty dancing. singing and nov
city acrobatic act: Finn and Ford are
buck and wing dancers; bonita Sol
a charming and clever singer; Hague
and Herbert who do musical turn;
Sanford, an eccentric dancing and
singing cartoonist. The orchestra
under Anderson's leadership Will con-
tinue to delight Riverview patrons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-07
D. u. r. SPENDING
5000. 900 ON STREETS

The firm policy adopted by Com
missioner Haarer OF the department
OF public works in bringing TO the
attention OF the d. U. K. officials the
condition OF certain of the street ra'i-
tracks anu ordering repairs Is find
ing fruit in the activity being dis
played.
The street railway company now
has eight gangs working with from
20 TO 90 men to a gang and is repiac-
Ing foundations and pavement In as
many streets. Trumbull-ave., Myt-
TEST, Fortst. west, Chene-st.. Champ
lain-st.. and other important streets
are being put in shape rapidly and II
Ia estimated that the total cost Tor
the season to the company Will be
upwards OF 5000, 000-more than 10
per cent above their paving and track
expenditures In the city for last sea-
son.
The city is not doing It's part In
repairing the three-eent line tracks.
however, the estimators having allow
ed only very small sum for the pur-
pose
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-07
LATE LOCAL NOTES.

The entire stock of John Hellerfch.
bankrupt jeweier who formerly con-
Quoted "a store at 80 Michigan-ave.,
was sold Tuesday morning Tor S+'o ~
TO G. W French. OF lonia. who Will
continue the store in the same loca-
ton.
There were more bankruptcies than
usual In the eastern portion Of Mich
igan during the nrst part OF the year
az shown by the report Tor the SIX
months Just ended. There were Ito
voluntary cases and ~ Involuntary
cases OF bankruptcy. During the
same time there were los discharges
and Ave cases were dismissed.
William Bullion, accused OF robbing
Edward stcinmetz, of Cincinnati
ed out OF the federal court free
man Tuesday. District Attorney
Watson held that the case came un-
der the Jurisdiction OF 81. Cdalr T Iu,,-
~ and 30 the federal case was drop
ped No effort was made by the up
state authorities TO arrest Bullion on
his release.
Mrs. ). WARDROBE, of No. 100 beech-s,,
was very seriously injured enriy
Tuesday morning when her horse pc
came frightened at a passing auto
mobile and ran away on Jeners9n 4
Nave. near the Marshland road. Mrs
WARDROBE was thsawn\ out on her
head She Is suffering from numer,
Gus bruises and cuts and IL Is teareu
she Is injured internally.
Alleging that her husband was either
tormenting her cruelty or poutinx
and refusing - speak 10 her. Bessie
Bowman asked Judge Hosmer Tor
divorce Tuesday morning from tter
husband. Victor NJ. Bowman. Sha
Will probably get H.
There IL % possibility that the squab-
bic. Of President Castro with the
American asphalt companies may de-
lay or interfere with the delivery or
part OF the asphalt intended to pave
Detroit streets. However. there Is
a saving clause. as Commissioner
Haarer has two contracts. one OF
them with a California asphalt COM
pany.
sssters are arrayed against sisters In
Judge DonOvan's court. where jose
phlne Roberge. Administrative ofgthe
estate ofSher mother. Rose Bousquet.
seeks 10 recover from Rose Delma
DeLisle the sum OF 81 500. which SRA
claims IL due the estate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-07
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION

Gins; South Dakota. Ed. Wheelan;
Texas. J. L. Storey; Utah. 20. w
Powers; Vermont, G. II. Pope Wash
1ngton. Harry Heidtfeld; West Vir'
einia, Geo. l. Nell; Arizona. B. A
Packard.
COMMITTEE TO NOTIFY PREsl.
DENTAL NOMINEE.
Alabama, A. II. Walker; Arkansas,
|0ustave Jones: California, Chas. Edel-
man: Delaware. P. ]. Ford; Florida,
W. 8. jennings: Georgia. Crawford
,Wheattey; Illinois. Judge <. F.
IDunne: Indiana, Percy McCort: Kan
oas, Chas. NJ. Sawyer; Kentucky. Col.
wv. B. Holloway; Maine, DR.. Frank
ID. Morse; Maryland. s. S. Field;
Massachusetts, A. c. Drinkwater;
Minnesota, John w. Paully; Mississip'
"a, Judge J. H. Wynn; Missouri. Sen
.ator j. w. Ferris; Montana. W. b.
George; Nebraska. John H Moore
head; Nevada. c. J. Evans; New Jer-
ney. Robert Davis: New Hampshire.
y. G.. Hutchinson; North Carolina,
Maj. Hale; North Dakota Frank
Lish; Oklahoma, d. M. Haley; Ore
ron. l. NJ. Travis; Rhode Island. p.
II. Kern; South Dakota. F. NJ. lie
bach: Texas, VIM. Mastum; Utah, 7.
n. Fitzgerald; Vermont, James E.
Burke; West Virginia, Chas. W. Os-
.cnton; Washington. Harry L. Day;
Arizona, A. W. Forbes; Hawaii, Allen
Herbert.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-07
TWENTY- DIE
FROM HEAT WAVE
/ IN NEW YORK
hi LIST is MRS. T. HARRY WYNo-
HAM-wALkER, ONCE PRoMI-
NENr ON STAGE AS DOROTHY
HEvELL.
NEW YORK, July S.-Temperature
nt q. m, So; at a. m, IS.

Thirteen more were added today TO
the list OF heat victims OF the last
~ hours. making total OF 2l. who.
~ one day died from the heat.
Little relief is promised from the
<orrid wave by the weather bureau
of1cials. the prospect for today being
that humidity will be high and the
temperature slightly lower than yes
ferday. little comfort may be taken
from the forecast OF showers in the
late afternoon or evening. which II Is
expected will lower the temperature
nomewhat. Southwest winds will pre-
vaiI. lA
In the list OF dead is Mrs. T. Harry
Wyndham Walker. who was prominent
on the stage before she married. be-
Ing known as Dorothy Revell.
More than 100 cases of heat pros.
Etrntions were treated at the various
hospitals in New York and Brooklyn.