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The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
THIS BOY RAISED AS GIRL.
Chicago Youth says Pnrents Knew
He Was a Boy.

Chicago. March I3.-Celia Peterson, "a
girl burglar" arrested three weeks ago.
who turns out TO be a boy. had a hear
ing yesterday. Miss" Peterson told
Judge Kerstein that she always suspected
that "she" was a boy. but was not Ger
tain. because her parents, told her she
was a girl and kept her dressed as a girl
II lived and played with the giris all
my life" Celia told the court and
was told by my parents that I was a
girl. After several years / learned that
my parents knew that I was boy, but
had dressed me as girl because they
could not AFFORD to buy me boys clothes.
Then was ashamed to make my identity
known to my companions. ] thought Of
every way to tell them I was a boy. but
nothing suggested itself 10 me Finally
I decided 10 do something that would
cause me to be arrested and put in Jail
SO I committed burglary. ] always have
wanted to be a boy. wear boys clothes,
and play like a boy does
Judge Kerstein pOndered for some time
over the problem, and finally decided 10
release Celia" when she had been dressed
as q boy
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14

New York, March 13--Bradstreet's re-
view of the state of trade tomorrow will
say:
There is quite considerable improve
ment in the tone of general distributive
trade and in the volume of business ac-
tually booked by jobbers.
Retail trade, too, has enlarged slight
~. as the result of spring-like weather
over a large area. the advance Of the sea-
son, and the better appearance of the
early crop situation. With all: however,
there is little change to be seen in the
character of the buying. which is still
along very conservative nnes. and while
the volume OF business doing is larger
than at any time since last fall. the
shrinkage from a year ago is distinct
and Enthusiastically large.
Collections are stin very backward:
prices OF staples tend lower for a long
time past; the earning power Of en-
plOyes in many lines OF industry is being
eurtailed by shOrt-time or wage reduc-
tions and the threat is made that a re-
fusal TO accept lower wages may result
in widespread suspension of activity IN
the coal trade. The demand for iron and
steel shows little real expansion, aside
from some lines like wire and similar
goods; old material tends 10 ease, and
many consuming plants are running on
short time.
"One OF the best situated lines OF trade
in the country, so far as current demand
Is concerned, is millinery. which seems
10 be in fairly brisk sale by jobbers. Dry
goods of various kinds. groceries. hard
ware, implements, and paints are also
showing fairly well. Silks and dress goods
are in rather better demand. Export
trade in cotton goods does not gain
much, and the outgo of farm products Is
not so large as IN recent preceding
months
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
WEEKLY REVIEW OF. TRADE
Dun and Bradsreet Reports Indicate improvement in
General Conditions.

r. c. Dun and Company's review Of
trade viii say;
Sentiment Is more cheerful because
Of good weather for farm work and
higher prices for securities.
small gains are recorded in some de-
partments Of the iron and steel industry
while other lines remain unchanged. Best
news this week comes from the branches
that supply farming and canning in
terests. which show seasonable ten
dency toward increased activity. Tin
plate mills are resuming. production now
falling little below normal in this divi-
sion, and specifications are appearing that
have been held back for some time.
a considerable percentage OF cotton
mill machinery continues idle, but il is
encouraging to note that many New Eng
land manufacturers refuse 10 sign an
agreement to cut down production -
per cent for three months. indicating
confidence by some in an early revival
of normal condition. The curtailment
now in progress should prevent any ac-
cumulation OF stocks. and when demand
revives there may be difficulty IN filling
orders. as the statistical position is sus-
tanned by the restricted output Of mill7-
Commercial failures this week In the
United States are 322, against $32 last
week; 32S the preceding week, and 2lS
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures IN Canada number 43, against IS
last week % the preceding week. and
81 last year OF failures this week in
the United states, l26 were in the East,
9S in the South, 20 In the West, ana Is
In the Pacific States; and III report lhibii-
tiles of $500 or more against rs last
week. Liabilities Of commercial failures
thus FAR reported for March are S4151. 800.
against s2,296.2S1 for the same period the
previous year."
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago March I3.-CATTLE- Receipts. 500 head
Market strong. Prime beeves, 540a6.35. poor to me
dium 425a5 30; stOckers and feeders 275a5l5; cows
a50d
HOGS 90 Receipts 5,1o0 head. Market steady
Light, 1 Sa465; roughs. ESoa450; mixed. 440aA70
heavy. a55a47g5; pigs A00a443
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000 head. Market strong and
l0c higher. Native sheep 4OGa660 Western sheep
4aOa660; native lambs 5.75a7.30; Western lambs
6-50a7 &C.
New York. March l3.-CATTLE-S Receipts
3S00 head. Steers steady; other grades steady O.
firm Steers A75a5lO scrubs, S75a49o; bulls. 32Oa
4sl; cows 215aAS0; tal-ends, 1O0
CALVES-Receipts, 20 head. Banyard calves
steady Vsals, 55oa962 few choice. 975: culls
40Oa5OO barnyard calves, SIS. Dressed calves slow
city dressed. slzalsiz per pound; country dressed
lower at S.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoeipts. SO head. Sheep
15Oa5.75: lambs. 7.60as00-
HOGS-Receipts. go head Feeling steady.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. g. Bowie Chipman.
manager. 1901 F street northwest.
New York. March Bon easy cables the local
cotton market opened easy. four TO eight points
down with trading active than for some time.
There was general liquidation by people who had
grown tired Of their position on the long side OW-
ing 10 the failure Of market 10 respond bullish
argument. Otherwise there was little news. The
mill news was conflicting. Spot market was some
what easier. but far from meeting the decline IN
futures The feeling here is still bearsh and brokers
are against the market. 1t looks rs il the traders
are in control Of the market for the time being or
until some further interest comes in on bull side
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
He saw LINCOLN Shot.

Sioux Falls. s. Oak. March lS--William
II. Heiss. who was assistant manager OF
the United States military telegraph dur
ing the civil war. is dead at his home here
at the age Of eighty-one. Mr.. Heiss was
lust entering the Ford Theater at Wash
ington when John Wilkes Booth assassin
ated President Lincoln, and it was by his
order that all telegraDhie communication
out of Washington was cut OF inside OF
ten minutes after the tragedy. Mr. Heiss
was born in Philadelphia July IS. 1876. Re
came 10 Sioux Falls in 1881
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by T. r. Hutton a Co.
Chicago Board Of Trade 6. Bowie Chipman. man
ager. lJl L street northwest
Chicago. March l3.-Wheat opened lower on the
cables and the huge Argentine exports. but there
pressure the market. and prices
after a little hesitation advanced There appeared
TO be little wheat for sale on the advance. and
reactions we're not pronounced.
Corn opened lower. but there was little on the
market. and prices advanced about I cent a bushel.
with talk Of moderate movement and poor grading
with considerable nervousness q shorts.
There was quite active trade IN cats. and after a
little early hesitation prizes firm Demand
for 'his delivery has been caused hy the reports
regarding poor quality of seed oats. which. il is
feared. may have material effect on the new crop
situation
Provisions were active and lower oarly the
live hog mmement but developed decided strength
Tasr- srifh
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
DECORATES GRAVES OF DOGS
Canine Burial Plot Tended by Mrs
James Speyer.
Her Living Pet, "Wu Ting-fang,-
Has a Maid at His
Disposal

New York, March 13-Just within sight
of the drawing-room windows of Mrs
James Speyer's delightful summer home
at Hudson. possibly 800
yards from the house. lies a cluster Of
tiny graves, where lie the remains Of her
pet dogs.
Each is marked with handsome white
marble tombstone. upon which is in
scribed the names of the departed, the
dates of their deaths. and In some cases
the time when they were born.
The plot containing the graves is not
inclOsed, but the little reservation enjoys
precisely the same care and attention as
that given any other part of the big
estate, and II is Mrs. Speyer's pleasure
to decorate the graves of the pets Of
whom she was so fond with flowers and
plants
Mrs Speyer, who is the wife Of a
banker. and e society woman, has
great fondness for dogs, and her love for
dumb animals has been a moving spirit
in the work of the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Animals Mrs
Speyer was one Of the organizers and is
ViIS u tiit OliSetS OF the SOCIETY," WIN
which is associated some of ~the most
prominent women in New York who have
the cause Of dumb animals at heart.
In her city home at 257 Madison ave-
nue.. by far the most important member
OF the household. as each one cheerfully
agrees, is WI Ting-fang, Mrs. Speyers s
$1,000 Chinese Chow dog. which she i'm
ported from England WI, or Fang. as
he is pretty generally called, is really
possessed of royal ancestry. for members
Of his family are owned in the homes OF
royalty
Fang is an aristocrat He not only
7fceives quite as much attention as any
child Of wealth and high position. but
what is more. he expects il, and makes
the worst sort OF fuss IL he doesn't
get il. He has a maid at his disposal
who practically devotes her entire time
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March lS.-Following ase The Official
prices to-day:
WHEAT-stoek IN elevators, S2E9 bushels
Graded lots Of No. red afoat nominally al SEA
per bushG. Western spot. March Gs. Contract
spot. March. s57s April 977s; May. 9s+.
CORN-Stock In elevators, 2Z1l.7n bushels Sales
Of cargo q yellow grade at ga PER bushei,
So. for steamer. 55H for Ne. g. and So for re-
jectad Graded lots Of No. 2 white corn ahoat
nominally at 641 per bushel. Contract. April, a..
Western SPOT Marrh. 6S4, April. 6iasa6i's; May,
65&a66
OATS-S STOCK in elevators. 10 o56 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 56l2 bushels White No. .
heavy, 5aa59ls do, No. 2 light % medium. 5sa5s34
do No. 3. heavy. 5sa5sis. do No 8 medium. 5ll
57i9: do, No ). light, 5ss57 No. Z. light 20 heaU,
55a55l. mixed. No ,. 56a56'zi do N. 8 5i'za55
No. g. 52iza55iz.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. lA.l59 bushels ship
monts from elevators, 40 bushels. No. Western
ne quoted at slzE per husheL
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. March l3.-FOlloVing are the Official
prices az the principal commission houses.
BUTTER-CTeameTy. fancy. PER pound. 5la10iz
imitation. l9a2i. Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls.
l1a20, st0re-packed Ohio l6ais: do. Western Vir-
ginia, llaso; Msrylan4, Virginia, and Pennsylvania
dairy prints l9aza
LIVE P0CLFRY-Chickens young. large peG
pound, lsal7 small isa2o; do. old hens heavy
weight, Il; ducks. paddle. young. lial5 do. Young
Muscoyy and mongTel. Bali: turkeys. choice lSal9
do. choice yOung gobblCrs. l6al7.
EGGS-MaDland and PennsylTania. fresh Dor
dozen. 10. duck egEs nearby 81.
FLOUB-Wnter extra, 3s5aAl5; do. clear. Ana
AZ; do straight ADals5; do. patent, L75ai 90
spring clear. A5afS0; do. straight 5l0a5lo; do pat
ent 55a575i City Mills best patent. els, do high
grade patent 5S5 do straight. sos; do choice tam
iy, AIS; extra, 4lOa4-a. Rye -four medium to
choice A5la5 %.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
York, March Is..clOsing quotations of United
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra. per cst.. 5.OOa5.e5; butcher. 3sOa
400: common. i5ea20c
HoGs-Psr cWt- gross. i2sa5-lo; ordinary. AOOa
4,5o
SHEEP-Chppad, 460a5.00: common. go.
LAAfBs-Spring. choice. Is; medium, l2ala
CALVES-Prime. per H.. IA medium, 6ika7
grass. 5ai
9.OoaS0Oo; old ana on, SOCal0.Oa.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call-i2 O'Clock noon:
CAPITAL Traction IS, 500 at neiz. s25o0 at IOi4.
Sl.ooo al Il0'.
Metropolitan Railway S. 81 0oo AZ ZOE
Capital Traction % at fls3z % a. -Ilsls. 70 az
'lsis. 5 at 'lisss % at -Ilsik
Washington RailEay and Electric preferred AZ
50. % At 20, 70 a. 20. az p. AZ p
Ireene Cansnea, 100 az So. 100 az s7s. 100 at sS
100 az S., 10 at s1s 100 at 81
American National Bank, 10 st 80.
Attes esH-Washinston Railway and Electric pre-
iered 5 az g.
Greene Cananea. 90 at SIS. 100 at S. 100 ar S..
100 at s'z lo0 az 81
Washington Gas. at s2is az 6zi4
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday
local STOCK exchange:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14

to his care He sleeps on rich and
handsome blanket al the foot OF the
maids bed. and his care and grooming
are not TO be equaled by the most PAM
pered pet Of fashion.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14

New York March lS-WHEAT-Stronger. check
Ing trade. No. J Northern Duluth, TO arrive. Ll4's;
No red T. @. b.. L0li No. hard. g O. b., Ll2is
No / mscaroni lO1s, T. o. b. No. macaroni, 99is.
Exporters TOO loads
CORN-Strong, hindering trade No. elevator.
75lz: new No. 2 (. O. b., g. No. white Z. O. b..
loads.
RYE-slow nominal unsettled. No. 2, So f 0. B.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
Ocenn StenmshIn.

New York March IS.-Auired: Luslianis. from
Liverpool. Sisreh Z; Bowie fron Liverpool March =
Arrived out; MaTetania. al Liverpool. from New
Ycrk: Celtic at Queenstown, from New York.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY F. 2, Hutton s Co., mem
befs Of the New York stock Exchange c. Bowie
Chipman. manager. IJ0l Z street northwest
Sales 10 noon. ... $4,000 shares
Total sales. s............. 677 500 shares
Call money: High, 2. low, ~ close. 2.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, March l3.-Bradstreet's
bank clearings report for the week ended
March u shows.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14

Quotations arc furnished by Irving X. Harrington
& Co., members Of the New York Produce Exchange,
Y. +. Baker, manaser, Hib5s Building.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY y. +. Hutton & Co.
members New York stock Exchange. &. Bowie Chip
man. manager lSQl + street northwest.
Tu--
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by l. f. Hutton & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chipman manager. 1901 + street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14

Only ten cents a week, delivered al
your doOr-the daily issues OF The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-14
MINING STOCKS.

d-l-- 1-.a1I.Ill. AsdlI6L .-.8II-UIl ICoICTI1I
a week ago. and S5.Ssl. 900 a year ago.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-06
ORDINANCE NO. 42t.

Published the 2nd day of October,
90S Vinita Daily Chieftain, Publisher.
An Ordinance Levying a Special Tax
and Directing the City Clerk to
Draw a Tax Warrant Against
Lots No. ESQ feet 4, in Block
No. 112, Of the City Of Vinita,
Oklahoma, for the Payment Of
the Cost of Constructing a Side
walk in Front Of Said Property.
WHEREAS. the City Council of the
City of Vinita. Oklahoma, has hereto
fore, by the provisions of Ordinance
No. 33i. passed on the 10th day of
June, 1908, ordered sidewalks con-
structed in front of Lots No. E40 feet
of 4. OF Block No 112, in the City of
Vinita, by the terms of which ordi.
nance it was declared necessary that
such improvements be constructed
and
WHEREAS pursuant to the pro-
visions of said ordinance J. II. Johns
the owner of said lots was, on the
Path day of August, 1908, notified to
construct such sidewalk in front
of said property by service of a NO
lTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALKS. which
said notice was served upon the said
j. H. Johns by the City Marshal of
the City of Vinita, Oklahoma, on the
oath day of August, 1908, as is evi-
denced by the return of the said
City Marshal of the City of vinita
made on rhe oath day of August,
1908. and
WHEREAS. the said J. H. Johns.
the owner of the above described
property did. for more than ten days
after the service of such notice. fail
to construct such sidewalk as order
ed. as is evidenced by the report of
the Engineer of the City of Vinita,
Oklahoma, made and filed with the
City Clerk of the City of NinitS, Okla
homa. on the 14th day Of September.
1908. and
WHEREAS. the said ]. H. Johns,
owner OF said property, did. for more
than ten days after the service of
such notice. fail to pay to the City
Treasurer of the City of Ninita the
cost OF constructing said walk. as is
evidenced by the report of the City
Treasurer filed with the City Clerk
on the 14th day Of September. 1905
and
WHEREAS, an estimate Of the cost
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of constructing such sidewalk in front
of said property has heretofore been
made by the Engineer for the City OF
Vinita as is evidenced by the report
thereon of the Engineer for the City
of Vinita filed with the City Council
of the City of Vinita on the first
day of July, 1908, which said reoprt
of the Engineer shows that the cost
of constructing such sidewalks is as
follows, to-wit: Vitrifed brick side
walk, S....; Artificial stone flag
ging sidewalk, s2SOO; and which said
report is hereby approved, and
WHEREAS, the special sidewalk
and paving committee of the City of
Vinita, Oklahoma, did on the 14th
day of September 1908, enter into a
contract with one w. A. Armstrong
to construct such sidewalk in front
of the above described property,
which said contract was duly APPROX
ed by the Mayor and City Council of
the City of Vinita, Oklahoma. on the
. day of September, 1908. and
WHEREAS. pursuant to the terms
of said contract the said w. A. Arm
strong has constructed said sidewalk
in front of the above described prop
erty, which said sidewalk has been
constructed to conform to the plans
and specifications as fixed by or.
dinance and as now on file in the of
fee of the Engineer for the City
OF Vinita, as is evidenced by the
report of the Engineer for the City
of Vinita filed with the City Clerk
on the ...... day Of September, 1903,
which said report is hereby approx
ed by the City Of Vinita, and
WHEREAS, it has been ascertain
ed by the Engineer for the City of
Vinita, Oklahoma, and by the Mayor
and City Council of the City of Vini-
ia, that there is due under the pro
visions OF said contract to the said
W. A. Armstrong for the cost of con-
structing said sidewalk in front of
the above described property the
sum of $1,000, which is further evil
denced by the said report of the En-
gineer for the City of Vinita. Okla
homa. filed on the ...... day of Sep
tember. 1908. and
WHEREAS. the said sum of $1,000.
nor any part thereof has not been
paid by the said J. H. Johns, nor any
one for him. for the cost of con-
structing said sidewalk. and
WHEREAS, the said sum of $1,000
does not exceed the estimate of the
cost Of constructing said sidewalk.
made by the Engineer for the City
OF Ninita.
Now, therefore, be it ordained, BY
the Mayor and Counoilmen Of the
City Of Vinits, Oklahoma:
Section l. That there is hereby
levied. charged and assessed against
Lots No. E40 feet 4 OF Block No. 1l2.
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of the City OF Vinita, Oklahoma, for
the payment of the cost of construct.
ing said sidewalk in front of said
property, a special tax of $1,000
which said tax is hereby created and
made a special lien against said prop
erty for the payment of the cost of
constructing said improvement.
Section ?. The City Clerk of the
City of Vinita, Oklahoma, is here
by authorized and directed to draw a
tax warrant against the above de-
scribed property in the said sum of
$1,000, for the payment of the cost of
constructing said improvement, such
tax warrant to bear interest at the
rate of six per cenlum per annum
from the date thereof until paid, and
which said tax warrant shall be pay
able to the said W. A. Armstrong and
shall be received by him in full settle
ment for the cost OF constructing
said sidewalk
Section 3. Before the tax warrant
herein directed TO be drawn bv the
City Clerk shall be delivered TO the
said w. A. Armstrong. the same shall
be filed in the Office of the CITY
Clerk of the CITY OF Vinita and mo-
tice Of its issuance shall be publish.
ed in the Niniia Daily Chieftain.
newspaper Of bona fde general daily
circulation n said city. for 8 con
secutiQe days. and ii at the expira.
ton of such notice the amount named
I'M said tax warrant. with the fees Of
The clerk and cost % publication are
not paid said fees and costs shall be-
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This year will be a record breaker in
more than one particular. il the present
gait is kept up to the end of it. The first
half Of the year was dull in a business
way but the latter half promises to make
up for the same by an increase of busi-
ness that will more than overcome the
deficiency In the matter Of street paving
and public Improvements in Vinita il will
have more to its credit than any ten years
in its history.
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Hits a mighty strange thing" said
Broaher Williams, dat wen we lays
up treasures in heaven we still
spends all we got on earf wild de doc
tors to keep US fun gwine whar 1t Isl
We pray erbout 1t, and we sing erbout
it-streets er gold an milk an honey,
but somehow or other we don't feel
lax walkin' on shiny pavement, an
milk an honey don't seem ter suit our
appetitel l reckon it's des po human
natur' shown up what hits least ex-
pected. We is all weak crittersi"--
Atlanta Constitution.
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In order to encourage thrift among
its employees the Northeastern Rail
way Company some years ago estab-
lished a savings bank at which do.
posits as low as sixpence are received.
four per cent interest being paid on
accounts in excess Of that amount.
Last year 1.O4O new accounts we're
opened and e1O4.672 deposited. The
total amount now standing to the
credit of 11,OO3 depositors is GS93.-
762. representing an average sum Of
fS1 As. Cd. for each deposition
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added to said tax warrant afore-
said and shall be made a part of this
assessment and collected as a part
thereof.
Section 4. IT, at the expiration of
the notice herein provided for. the
owner of the above described prop
erty or anyone for him, has not paid
to the said City Clerk the amount
Of the tax assessment herein levied
against the above property. the said
Clerk OF the City of Vinita shall list
said tax warrant aforesaid. with a full
description of the property against
which such tax warrant is levied to-
gether with the costs as herein pro-
Nided, and present the same to the
County Clerk Of Craig County. Okla.
homa, at the same time when said
clerk shall transmit the annual lew
Of tie City of Vinita, and the sDecial
assessment herein levied shall he
placed on the tax rolls for collection
and shall be collected in like manner
as other taxes are collected bv law
for the year 1909.
Passed by the City Council of the
1lly OF Finita, Oklahoma, on the
@8tf Hay Ot september. 1908.
J. G. STARR.
President Of the Council.
Approved by the Mayor of the CITY
oi Vinita Oklahoma, on the S0th day
81 September. 1908.
S. F. PARKS.
.. Mayor
City Clerk.
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Second class one way colonist fares to
Alberta, Arizona. British Columbia, Cali
fornia Idaho, Mexico, Montana, Nevada,
Oregon, Utah and Washington. Date of
sale from Sept 1st, 06 to Oct. 81, 08, in
elusive. For further information see Katy
agent
H. A. Farthing, Agt