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Evening star., 1909-02-17
The Man Who
Eats Well
And Enjoys Food Lives Life AS
He Should and Gets the
Most From 1t.

The man who eats is the msn who works. and
the man who works is the man who wins Tire
less workers depend upon storehouse Of vim
and vigor. India is noted for its fssters and
its dreamer Europe and America for their eat
and their workers.
In America hdve been doing nothing but
work this past quarter of a century That is
why old men say. In my days no one had
dyspepsia of course, all In those days
ate aud worked. now they work and eat.
II eating interfcres with business men give
up eating This is good logic for the dollar
getter but poor wisdom for the man who really
wants TO live.
Abuse of anything God given results in pun
ishment and man is a pigmy when 1t comes to
cheating his system.
II you take FROM the system that which is
intended should remain. or put into it that
which is Intended should be kept out. you are
cheating yourself, and sooner or later pay the
penalty.
S.usrt's Dyspepsia Tablets concentra ted
vegetable and fruit essences which give the sys-
ten every fluid. stimulant and ingredient neces-
sary 10 gain the fullest strength from every
Thing which goes into the stomach. to keep
from the system everything which should not lay
and decay in II.
II rou will eat fast and improperly if you
will drink and irregularly and excess.
then give to Nature ycu do enough of the
essences she demands neutralize the bad ef-
fects of your habits.
After meal take Stuart Dyspepsia Tablet,
and the meal won't hurt you your stomach.
At a midnight dinner take n Stuart tablet and
You will sleep well and get up without a breath
which Is filed with the decay of the midnight
meal
Fort:fy yoIr stomach like yon do your bust
ness. Fortunes when lost can be regained. but
The stomach outraged stays with you to the
finish and You know it is there.
II you want to know what these tablets will
dp. buy a package from any druggist, price 30
cents or send your name and address and
We will send you a trial package free by mail
Address +. \. stuart Co, 1j0 Stuart Building
Marshall Mich
Evening star., 1909-02-17
CATARRH MUSTGO
And Hawking, Splitting, Snm-
files Most Go, Too.

Hyomei pronounced High.o-me) will give the
sufferer from catarrh joyful relief in Ave min
utes.
1t is such remarkable cure, and so positive
In its action that Henry Evans, 922-924 ST..
goes so far as to guarantee 1t to cure catarrn or
money back.
A. complete outfit, whiA consists Of a hard
rubber pocket inhaler. a bottle OF Hyomei aud a
unique dropper for nlling the inhaler. only costs
one dollar. and IL extra bottle 10 aftsrward
needed the price is only so cents.
Hyomei is a healing, antiseptic balsam. taken
from the mighty eucalyptus trees tn the health
giving forests Of Australia where diseases Of the
respira tory tract are unknown.
septic air Of Hyomei the inaa amed parts
where the germs intrenehed, three fcnr
times day.
IL cures coughs. colds, asthma, hay fever an
Group without stomach dosing.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
TWO WILLS PROBATED.
Testaments of Eliza j. Stevens and
Mrs. F.. A. Reed Filed.

The will of Eliza j. Stevens. dated
April %. 1899 has been filed for probate
She leaves three lots at Colonial Beach.
Va, to Zeno B. Babbitt in trust during
the lives of her sister Clara r. Rines
and her nephew. Lockwood c. Rines An
other lot in the same place is left abso-
lutte TO the sister, one to the nephew and
another to Mary ID. Rines, wife Of the
nephew. The remaining estate is left to
the sister, who is also named as execu-
triX.
The estate of Mrs. Frances A. Reed of
East Orange. n. j.. is to be held in trust
by her sisters. Helen f. Plummer and
Priscilla p Gage of BOscawen. n H..
until her daughter. Frances Maria Reed
reaches the age af thirty-five years. Her
will. with several codcils provides for
the disposition of the estate In the event
of the daughters death before the time
she is to take possession of the property.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Practical Evidence of Regret.

The movement in this city Of having
the members of the churches live as
Christ would live has netted 81 to the
'conscience' fund Of the District gov
ernment A day or SO ago a letter was
received at police headquarters addressed
to 1.-The Police Department. Office OF Col
lector of Fines" The letter contained a
crisp two-dollar bill and short note
Enclosed find So" runs the note. 'in
payment of what | owe for riding without
a bell on my bicycle" 1t Is signed "One
Who Is Trying to Be Christian"
Evening star., 1909-02-17
GUEST OF TAPE WORM CLUB.
Vice President-Elect Honored by
Organization Of Unique Name.

Vice President-elect Sherman was the
guest of honor last night at a dinner ten
dered him by his fellow members Of the
Tape Wrm Club, an organization
which had it's inception in the days when
Speaker Reed presided over the House of
Representatives. The club is famed for
the hospitality Of its members. and last
nights function was pretentious one
Members of the club present last night
were former Governors Odel and Black
of New York, Speaker Cannon. William
Barnes, jr.. of Albany. n. Y: William l..
Ward, republican national commit ee na n ::
former Representative w. r. Foote of
New York. former Senator G. j. Faulk-
ner of West Virginia and Representatives
Littauer. Southwick, Malby and Olcott of
New York.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Accomplice Are Suspected.
MEETINGS HELD NIGHTLY.
Revival Services Continued at NC
Kendree M. E. Church.

Even surpa ssins the attendance and in
terest of the past week. meetings of the
revival services in Mcl<endree NJ. f..
Church, Massachusetts avenue near 9th
street, are being conducted nightly by
Evangelist Harrison. Old-fashioned re-
vivaf spirit has spread through the con-
rreration, and many conversions are re-
ported. The evangelist will preach this
evening at 7:30 o'clock on The Unpar-
donable Sin
CONGREGATIONS of many other churches
and of many denominations are repre-
sented at the service each evening.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Former Official Restored to Office.

j. D. Terrill, formerly chief law clerk of
the office of the controller of the Treas
ury, and r. J. F. Allen, formerly an ex-
pert accountant in the same Office, have
been restored to their old positions. Two
years ago they went to Cuba with Gov.
Magoon, Mr. Terrill to become supervisor
of the treasury and Mr.. Allen to become
assistant Their work was done So we'll
as to call forth the commendatiOn OF
Gov. Magoon and all the officials.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
RURAL PARCELS POST.
Experimental System Authorized by
Provision in p. o. Bill.

Provision in P. o. Bill.
The establishment of an experimental
rural parcels post system is authorized
by provision in the post Office appro-
priation bill reported today to the Sen
ate by Senator Penrose. chairman OF the
committee on post Offices and post roads.
The provision authorizes the Postmaster
General to establish the system for exper
imental purposes in two counties. TO be
selected by him, and to operate it under
rules and regulations. including the fix
ing Of rates to be prescribed by that Of
ficial. He is directed to report the result
of the experiment to Congress not later
than January l. 1910.
The amendment is in accordance with
the recommended tions of Postmaster Gen
eral Meyer. In a statement before the
Senate committee Mr.. Meyer asserted
that rural parcels post system would
result in revenues amounting to at least
SIG 5000, 900 annually.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Newfoundland Fisheries Treaty.

The Senate committee on foreign re-
lations met today and authorized ia
vorable report on the Newfoundland
fisheries treaty. An effort will be made
to have the treaty ratified at the present
session but il press of business prevents
it will be taken up at the special session.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Anacostia Boy Reported Missing.

The police have been asked to look out
for Earl Barrett. sixteen years of age,
who is missing from his home - Pleas
ant street Anacosta. The boy, who left
home about 8 o'clock yesterday morning
Is described as being of light complex
ion. blue eyes and wearing light suit
and cap.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Directors Meeting Postponed.

The February meeting of the board Of
directors Of the Washington Board of
Trade will be postponed until next month.
This was decided upon yesterday after
noon by the executive officers of the
board, out of respect to ]. Henry Small,
jr. president. whose father died last Sum-
day.
The meeting will probably be held soon
after the inauguration, as members of
the board are connected with the COM
mittees which will be actively engaged
up to that time.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Trial Board Acquits Policeman.

Policeman E. !. Creamer OF the eighth
precinct has been acquitted by the police
trial board of a charge of being of his
beat by remaining in the quarters of a
fire engine company for thirteen min
utes He was represented by Attorney
Chapman w Fowler
Evening star., 1909-02-17
To Look Up Cotton-Seed Industry

Secretary Straus Of the Department of
Commerce and Labor today announced
the appointment of Julian l.. Brode of
Memphis. Tenn, as special agent of
the department to go abroad and re-
port upon the foreign markets Of the
cotton-seed industry. Mr.. BrOdes field of
opera tions will be largely in France and
Germany.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Personal Mention.

NJ Stein has returned from a business
trip to New York.
among the passengers from Port An
.onio, Jamaica. aboard the steamer
5dlnSapie- which arrived at Baltimore
Monday were Mrs Helen Clark and Nr
and Mrs James b. Stubbs OF this CITY.
Evening star., 1909-02-17
Convalescence Reported.

Mr.. and Mrs John c. Hodges of 1343
Euclid street. who have been quite ILL., are
reported TO be convalescing
Evening star., 1909-02-17
RARE RUG FOR White HOUSE
GIFT OF WEALTHY ARMENIAN
ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT.
Declared the Finest in the. World
and Worth Over $5,OOO-Silk
and Heavily Jeweled.

\ rug said TO be worth more than $40.
600 was presented TO the White House to-
day and was accepted by President RoOse-
welt. 1t Will become the property of the
nation and will be placed in the parors
of the Presidents home.
The donor was H. Fl. Topakyan. rich
Armenian Of New York city, who has
two decorations from the Shah of Persia.
three from the Sultan of Turkey and one
from Venezuela. Some years ago he pre-
sented TO the Chicago Museum remark
able antique carpet, and because of his
services in aiding the worlds fair at Chi
cago he received a diploma of thanks
from President Cleveland. He organized
the Persian and Ottoman exhibits at the
fair and was awarded forty-elght dlplo-
mas and forty-five medals.
Valuable for It's JeJwels.
The rug today presented to the United
States is declared to be the finest in the
world. 1t is six and half feet long and
fo,1r and a half feet wide from fringe to
fringe.
1t is of imperial silk. heavily jeweled
with rich pearls, turquoise. rubies and
other oriental stones. its principal value
being the jewels. 1t is held in a ma
hogany frame of beautiful appearance.
The donor had the rug made under his
own orders and several years We're taken
in getting together the different parts.
President Roosevelt thanked MIR. Topak-
van and said he was sure the country
would appreciate the generous gift. the
President has never accepted valuable
presents made to him personally. but as
this was for the nation he did not hesitate
to do So Many valuable presents have
been offered the President. all of which
have been respectfully declined unless
they were from municipalities or organi-
cations and did not place him under OBJ
legations.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-25
The San Francisco Call Saturday September 5 1eo9Th Junior Call

bed in a back yard three high fences
away. The only damage done was
caused by the scared cook dropping a
bowl of soup when she saw the
ghostly Avenger sail over the fence.
So the trial trip had succeeded.
Franks second move was to see that
Ben got advance information as to the
time of the next Secret society meet
ing. He easily accomplished this by
instructing the members to make no
secret of the date of their next meeting,
and soon had the satisfaction of know
ing that Ben himself knew the date
from certain boastings that Ben made.
Franks great idea was to get Ben
to make another attack, and above
all, to make it on the next society
meeting.
Frank rose the day of the meet
ing in an anxious frame of mind.
Ben had built huge red kite, which
he had named the Revenge. He
Dragged that he would wipe up
the society, but that he didn't believe
such towards had nerve enough to do
any more roof garden stunts''-and
alsok announced that he was going to
introduce the innovation of kite
camera which he would use to snap
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Harriet Swenson, 523 Guerrero street,
Lila Balls. 1922 Ninth street, West
LLOYD simpson, 2159 Mission street,
Albert Knoilmiller, Twelfth street,
Kenneth Miller, $50 Twenty first ave-
nue., San Francisco.
Leona Uttley, p Q. box 2s5. Petaluma.
John Baird, 449 Page street, san
Francisco.
Anita Chiappari. 500 Somerset street.
San Francisco.
a Carl Tassi. 1855 Fifteenth street, San
Francisco.
Herbert Molter, 1858 Adeline street.
South Berkeley.
Charles Gutter, 2s1o Washington
street San Francisco
Richard Haaga, 1861 Nineteenth
street San Francisco.
Bernice Name 1924 / street, Fresno.
Marguerite Fast, 11o4 Q street.
Mele e Rust, 1925 Regent street,
Rudolph Gibson, 50 Eleventh street,
Oakland.
Eleanor Forbes. San Mateo.
Harold Warren, 1920 Clinton avenue,
Gordon Wright. 1929 East Sixteenth
street, San Francisco.
Eugene Unger, IL Johnston avenue,
San Francisco.
Harold Rivers, 1855 Sixteenth street,
San Francisco.
Oakland.
Annabel oliver, Livermore.
Lloyd Wright, 1868 Post street. San
Earl Coleman, 274s Hillegass avenue,
Berkeley.
San Francisco.
Otto P. Jugblut, Ss3 Fillmore street,
San Francisco.
nue., San Francisco.
Bessie Templer. Antioch.
Dorothy Mckay Laury. 1859 Fifth
avenue East Oakland,
Alva Pratt. 1901 Blake street, Berke-
ley.
Addie LawIer, 5ss Liberty street, San
George Lane, 1922 Eleventh avenue.
San Francisco.
Donald Bean, 81 schiele avenue. San
Jose
Francisco.
Florence Harrington, 19241s Hilbert
street. San Francisco
Elsie Calder, 1647 Broadway. Oakland.
sherman p. Storer, r. o. drawer p.
Elrdhurst. Z
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The Peril of the Iceberg

The fear of icebergs has been partly
removed in recent years by wireless
teregrapny, but their presence on tho
seas is still menacing enough to cause
anxiety to many a captain.
There is the unparalleled case of the
steamer Portia in Notre Dame bay. In
clear daylight an iceberg was sighted,
and passengers and crew begged the
captain to approach nearer in order
that they might inspect and photo
graph It, The Portia, therefore. was
steered close to the towering sides of
the mighty berg, whose highest pin
nacles glistened several hundred feet
above the sea. Then the unexpected
happened. There was an explosion like
the shock of volcanic eruption, and
the mighty berg was riven in sunder.
One of the pieces split apart,
grew topheavy and toppled over.
it's base far under the water
catching the Portia and lifting her
high and dry some 10 or II feet above
the sea. The mighty overturning of
the berg created enormous swells, and
these huge waves were the only thing
that saved the ship from destruction.
The weight of the ship caught on its
shelf of ice kept the berg from turn
ing a complete somersault, and a huge
swell picked up the vessel and launched
her again. stern first, in the sea-
George Ethelbert Walsh, in Harper's
Weekly
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Bernice Caronts. 200 Liberty street.
San Francisco.
Lucille V. Collins. sss Adeline street.
Oakland.
Helen Jean Shook. 4O2 Thirty fourth
street. Oakland.
Fred Levens. SIS Eighteenth street.
Gaunor Aitken. 204 Maud avenue. San
Leandro.
Reginald Donelson. 1858 Markst
street. San Francisco.
William f. Kelly, $50 Lytton avenue.
Palo Alto.
Albert w Pfeffrer, 4s1 Duboce ave-
nue., San Francisco
Enda FRANKIE. 1909 South Sixteenth
avenue. San Francisco.
Gertrude NJ Loynachau. Lompoc. box
irene Reedy. 15s Belvedere street.
Berna M swinnerton, San Luis
Alice Rae. 2S11 Folsom street. San
Summer Freese. ESQ B street. San
Gerald Griffin White, 2s1s Dana
Maxy Jones. s74s Folsom street. San
Francisco
Alma S. Jacobs. 1884 Harrison street
Oakland.
Gladys Schultz. 34s5 Twenty-second
street. San Francisco.
Francisco.
ude ~ Neili 1919 montgomery street
San Francisco.
Edna Hill. Napa-
. Elmer Nielsen. 1870 Twentieth street.
San Francisco.
Virginia Z. Maze. Mountain View
Marie Louise Purcell, $50 EIGHTEENTH
avenue. San Francisco.
Ruth Hoil. 2357 West Thirty-frst
street, Los Angeles
Marcella MerkeI. 3S30A Eirbtesntb
street. San Francisco.
kadah Booth. 1880 Frederick strest
San Francisco.
Leroy Martin. s1sA Elizabeth street
San Francisco.
Harold McNaughton. 229 Valley street.
San Francisco.
Annie Goldberg. Pacific Hebrew or
phanage asylum. San francisco
Emma Hunter. Crockett.
Arthur Thomas Short. 6S9 Sanchez
street. San Francisco.
Robert III. Graham. 241s Charming
way. Berkeley.
Celia NJ. Benson. 42s Emerson street.
Palo Alto.
IAlas NJ Christie. 2os West street.
Reno. New.
Resale Borck. 1926 Fell street. San
Francisco
william cohn. 1925 Fell street. SAN
Francisco
Mabel Book, 1925 Fell street. san
Francisco.
Catherine C. Wares. $50 colfax t1st.
San Jose
Francis oshaushnessy. Mill vallsx.
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Lauretta Jorgensen, 239D street, San
Rafael.
Emil Serrieau, Ella Fillmore street
San Francisco.
EredrOn Uren, 159 West Fifth street
Sophia W. Owens, rs Sixth street
Jacksonville.
Violet Long, s5o5A Mission street
Stella la Berge, s2 Cook street, San
Francisco.
Anna Courtney, 2o55 San Antonio ave-
Leander Hoyt, Hayward
Howard Minney. $50 Thirty-fifth
street. Oakland
street, San Francisco.
Helen Hook, SOB Devisadero street
San Francisco.
Minnie Leach, III Peoria street, sta
Nellie Hubert. McKendrie street, San
Jose.
TheophiIa Raspiller, San Pablo ave.
Verona Crowley, s27 Howard street
Carl Burley, 1922 Fifth street Rich
Mary A. Hurlbut, 2514A Bush street,
San Francisco.
Zoie Gibbs. Petaluma.
Chester Greenwood. 626 York street
Milton Farley. $50 Fifty-sixth street
Oakland.
street, San Francisco.
Marion Crane, Decoto.
Agnes Mcfarland, 9S5 East Julian
Emma "a Writ, 1863 shotwell street
San Francisco.
Doris TAYLOR. .Livermore.
Roy Quincy, 175 Church street, San
Francisco.
Louis Hoelter, Al Stoneman street
San Francisco.
Ralph Mercer, s21 East Washington
street Stockton.
Gertrude Mcmahon. go Hermann
street. San Francisco.
Lisle Pride. $40 Petaluma avenue, San
Rafael.
Albert Parentice, I. o. G. t. home,
Vallejo.
Elinor N. Jackson, 210 Brodericls
street, San Francisco.
Ethel Schmidt, box 231, San Leandro
Henry Creon, 457 Waller street, San
Francisco.
HARRISON Cobb, 310S Lewiston avenue,
Berkeley.
Lora Hansen, Livermore.
Mary T. Taylor. Eccles
Lily Lay, 1904 San Jose avenue, San
Alison Stone, 317 Lee street. Oakland.
Frank Bickenmeyer, l121 Steiner
Grace Labhard, 1891 Baker street,
Margaret Ramos, 2o1s Ninth street,
Pearl o. Wilder. Livermore.
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Margaret Railway, Crockett.
Carol Willard Wright. 1910 East Fiji
teenth street. Oakland.
Louise Lixiague. 1547 LIE Roy avenue
Berkeley.
Mary Braunbeck. SIS Thirtieth street.
Olga FehIen. a31 Church street. San
Francisco.
Therese Murray. 1872 Union street,
San Francisco.
Clarence Reichold, 543 Twenty-fourth
street. Oakland
Theresa Scholten. 1922 Santa Clara
avenue, Alameda.
Edwin sehulhofer. $50 Twenty-fourth
Lucille HIM. 127 Tenth avenue. San
Francisco.
Naomi F'ickes, $50 Brush street, Oak
Emma B. Reimann, $40 Waller street,
G. 4. Paulsen Jr.. 12s Kearny street,
Dorothy NJ. Elliott. 27ss California
street, San Francisco.
Perry Thors. 2219 Devisadero street,
Emily F. Van TasseIl, Mill Valley.
Ralph. Grady. 1926 Twenty-fourth
street, San Francisco.
Irene G. Jacobs. 124s Regent street.
Jessyl B. Jacobs. 1919 Pacific avenue,
Alameda.
AdoIph Ritter, 75s Webster street.
Mildred s. Meyers. 2O21 Alameda ave-
nue., Alameda.
Mary Casenave. 1927 Seventh avenue.
South San Francisco.
street, Oakland.
Ethel Dreisbach- 1912 Twentieth ave-
nue.. East Oakland.
Marie Hetty. 214 Ashbury street, San
Francisco.
Stanley Cathral. 122sB Adeline street,
Oakland.
Merriam Goodhue, 1860 Fifteenth
street, San Francisco
Mary de Kay. 2027 Delaware street,
Berkeley.
Ruth Strohmeier, 47s Third avenue.
Hal McPike, 30 Nineteenth avenue.
San Francisco
Earl Biggart. 22s4 Encinal avenue,
Alameda.
Edwin Gruenig. 2s52 Twenty-fifth
street, San Francisco
Rose Weiss. 29S Twenty-first street,
Hazel Jeans. ss woodland avenue,
San Francisco.
Joseph Hallett. Woodsitle.
Gertrude Rogerman, 712 Pine street.
Redding.
Genevieve Salisbury, Linden.
Arthur Dooley. 53S Naples street San
Francisco
Annie Kolvek, Blair. New.
Gertrude Dooley, SIS Naples street,
San Francisco.
w A. Brewer. Burlingame.
Ruth kessler, Concord.
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Henry weldey. Stockton.

Henry Weldey, Stockton.
Howard Gudelj. S71 Fourteenth
street. San Francisco.
Charlotte Crichton. 207 Cole street,
Lora Williams. 1884 Sherman street,
San Jose.
Charles Glen. 127 Peoria street, sta
Herman Lackweandt, 81 Francis
street, San Francisco.
Walter Bell. 581 Guerrero street, San
Francisco.
Walter Renochl, 20 Sharon street.
San Francisco.
Edna H. Hansen. 1894 Thirteenth
street, San Francisco.
Frances Bookhout. COZ Thirty sec
ond street, San Francisco.
Walter Carr, S16 Balboa building,
Paul Chickeeter, GAS Fairmont ave-
nue., Oakland.
Penelope Jameson, 1877 Rhode
Island street San Francisco.
James Mcleod, III East Sixteenth
Maude e. Morris, 2414 Fifth street,
West Berkeley.
nue. Berkeley.
Alice Gunner. 1881 Alcatraz avenue.
Milton v Richter. rs Fourth ave.
nue.. San Mateo.
Hartley Furlong, los G street. San
James Clark. 1918 Bryant street, San
Francisco.
Carin Braeser 1922 Fulton street.
San Francisco.
Margaret Pettee. 2o5o Ellis street,
San Francisco.
Anita Bruce, 1911 Lyon street. San
Carl 1bach. ~ capp street. San
Merrill Miller. 1924 Santa Clara ave-
nue.. Alameda.
Frances W. Marshall. Laurel Dells,
NeiIs Carlson, H. Market street, San
Francisco.
willard Strickland, 171s Arbor
street Alameda.
Edgar c. Broder. s65 Day street, San
kathryn NJ futile. 1927 ST. Charles
street, Alameda.
Idalla Dillon, 167 Lexington avenue.
San Francisco.
Gustave Swanston, $50 Kansas
street. San Francisco.
Walter Curchward, 33 Irvington
street, Croker tract.
Ray Standley. 10 Chenery street. San
Alma King. 1247 Sanchez street, San
Elinor Burt Mill Valley.
Fern Rolpf. 1852 Haste street,
Willard Waugh. 1851 Nineteenth
street. San Francisco.
Alice Glennan, 1245A Sanchez street,
San Francisco.
Edwin Russell. Santa Rosa