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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
FAST CHICAGO.

The East Chicago baseball club win
give their second annual dance at the
Lewis rink tomorrow night. Last year
the dance given by the boys was one
of the pleasantest social affairs that
East Chicago enjoyed, and there is no
reason to believe that the dance to-
morrow night will fall any behind the
preceding one. The mana cement of the
club is making elaborate preparations
for the entertainment of the guests
and there is doubt but that their
efforts will be successful. Strings or
chestra will furnish the music, and the
proceeds will be devoted to the needs
OF the club.
Dancing at East Chicago Rink Sat
urday, Sept 3rd. All come, Stirling s
orchestra. 2-2t
DR.. c. T. Johns has secured quar-
tiers in the Calumet building and will
open dentistry Offices there next Tues
day.
Dave Terrell, formerly foreman OF
the Lake County Ice company, but
who has recently been employed by the
Continental Automobile company OF
Muskegon, Mich, returned from the lat
ter place yesterday and is nursing a
sprained wrist.
Mrs. Thomas Williams of Olcott av-
enue was brought home yesterday from
St Margaret's hospital in Hammond
where she has been under treatment
during the past two weeks. Mrs. VIII
liams is reported to be getting along
nicly now.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bruner of Ev
anston will spend next Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs John D. Jones of Beacon
street.
Yesterday morning Chief Albert Lew
is took Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Leo McCor
mick and Mrs John Mariner to Chicago
in his new automobile. The chief re
turned before noon. but the ladies re
manned to see the Fortune Hunter" Il
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Newman and Mis-
Lilly McInerney of South Deering an
Miss Gertrude McInerney of Chicag
were the guests Wednesday, of Mr.. an
Mrs. Peter Stirling of Magoun ave
nue..
The Welsh society of this city an
district have completed their program
for their second picnic, which is to TAX
place next Monday, Sept. 5, at tn
Welsh grove. north of Magoun avenu
and One Hundred and Forty first stree
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
Fancy Horse Shipment.

The shipment of gentlemens fancy
horses is quite feature in England,
and cars for that purpose are built for
three horses and have groom room in
front OF the horses heads. The stalls
are padded and the horses are SO ar
ranged that. II desired. by opening a
shutter they can look into the groom s
apartment, and 1t is claimed that q
high grade horse In constant company
with the groom will not fret during
transportation The total weight Of
these cars is over ten tons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02

their training. The local boy put In
three weeks of hard work at OCon-
nell's gymnasium. while Conley did his
training at his Kenosha home.
The betting In Milwaukee is 10 to
s, with Conley the favorite. His back
ers argue that the Italian boy is toe
strong for White and surely will wear
the local boxer down IN the ten rounds
There will be no decision save that
of the newspapers.
Fully 400 Chicagoans are expected
to the fight A large delegation
will leave this evening on the specia
train being run by Doc Message and
Doc" Krone. The train leaves at
o'clock on the st. Paul.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
INDIANA HARBOR.

John Reardon of the American Steel
foundries left last evening for his home
in Oil City, Pa, where he is to be united
in marriage on evening of Sept. to
Miss Lucille Sloppy of that place. Mr..
and Mrs Reardon will make their home
in the Harbor after Oct. 1st.
Dancing at East Chicago Rink Sat
urday. Sept Bird. All come. Strings
orchestra 2-2t
Railroad tickets to Crown Point and
return on the Erie special for next Sun
days baseball game between Indiana
Harbor and Crown Point in the latter
town will be on sale today at Stern
berg's cafe, Carnes, Dolson's and the
Solseum billiard halls and the Cen
trail drug store. The train will leave
Hammond at 80 O. clock and returning
will leave Crown Point at o'clock
The loop train on the Lake Shore,
which leaves Indiana Harbor at 12:4S.
will arrive in Hammond in plenty time
to connect with the special for Crown
Point A large crowd of rooters will
accompany the team.
Mrs. Chas. whitehead and daughter,
Mrs. Edith Irwin, of Muncie arrived
Wednesday for a few days visit with
friends in the Harbor. They expect to
return to Muncie tomorrow evening.
Mrs NJ MendenhaIl of Tolleston was
the guest yesterday of Mrs. James
Gardner, returning to her home in the
evening and taking Miss Bessie Gard
ner with her for a few days visit.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Nassau last Sunday morning al
Sis o'clock. Mrs. Nassau and thes tby
| Walter T. Riley received word last
evening from Benton Harbor that his
father, who is dangerously sick, is just
holding his own, but not improving
much.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
MATHEWSON NOT ILL.

Philadelphia, Sept. 2-The story that
originated in Pittsburg that Christy
Mathewson is to undergo an operation
after rest IN a sanitarium is not true,
according to Mathewson himself He
declares he is in as good health as he
ever was.
Grafton for throat. nasal, brain or arm
trouble. He is as perfect physically
as an athlete ought to be or can be-
He becomes careless in games fire.
quent1y and is hit hard at times, but
it will always be noticed that he usual
~ tightens up in the pinches
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02

The prizes for the athletic events are
tempting, even to the poorest athlete
inclined. English friends and neigh
bors of the Welsh people are welcome
to join them The open address will
be delivered by Charles Johns of the
Interstate mills at 1880 o'clock sharp
The first meeting of the season OF
the Welsh society will be held at Wei
lands hall tomorrow night, Sept. 8,
which will be the champion meeting of
its kind. All Welsh and their connec-
ton are cordially invited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
"BUGS" RAYMOND
IN TRAIN WRECK

Waterbury, Conn, Sept. "A pas
senger train running from Bridgeport
to Winsted crashed into several freight
cars south of the station here yester-
day bruising Pitcher A. l. ("Bugs")
Raymond of the New York National
league club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02

Clemens; Cole, Endicott; Parry,
Hughes; Mathewson, Basic; westcott,
Knight; Black Crow, Stinson; Hudson,
Olin and Steels; National, Grenier, Liv-
ingston. Aiken and Merz; Cino, Fritsch
Pope Hartford, Fox; Lozier, Milford
Falcar, Pearce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
To Take Ink Stains From Ivory.

A piece Of priceless old ivory became
badly stained with ink. 1 tried vainly
to remove this until with fear and
trembling / used my cream silver pol
ish. This proved precisely the right
thing and improved the luster of the
ivory.-4ood Housekeeping.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02

Detroit. Mich, Sept. 1.-The ragged
Sox landed in Detroit last night after
a long. long journey from Boston. There
was only one good feature of the jour
ney, there was ball game to lose on
it. There were the usual other games
to lose and win and losing in them
at the present date is a calamity, for
we've been away from home a long
spell and money is as scarce as vic
tories.
G. Harris White. refusing several in
vitations to donate, sat down and quiet
ly related the story of his life The
past was told in confidence. but he
gave out the future for publication
Some time in November, probably the
first week, he will go to Milwaukee
with three other athletes of note, and
try out before the footlights a base
ball quartet. the other members OF
| which are Artie Holman and Jimmy
Sheckard of our own Cubs. who may
| be worlds champions again by tina
| time. and Addie Joss, the Nap pitcher
| who is not responsible for the fact tina
he never has been a worlds champion
himself.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
WOLGAST-WHITE
BOUT ARRANGED

Fond du Lac. Wis, Sept. 1.-THE
terms submitted by the managers of
Ad Wolgast and Frank White for a
ten round battle in this city on Sept
Is have been accepted by John c.
Brunkhorst. manager of the Fond du
Lac Boxing club. Articles have been
forwarded to Chicago. A certified
check for $3.50 will be deposited with
Ed Smith as an advance on his guar
antee of $3.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
JOHNSON KNOCKS
OUT JIM MAHER

Paris. Sept. 2.-tBattling.' Jim John
son. the negro heavyweight pugilist of
Galveston, Texas, last night knocked
out Jim Maher, an Englishnan. in the
third round of glove fight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02

THIS NEWSPAPER Is THE TRADn
PAPER OF THE CONSUMERS OF
THIS CITY-OF THE PEOPLE WHO
BUY THE HOME aUPPLIEA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
WHITE SOX LAND
IN The JUNGLE
Duffites Reach Detroit After
Long Trip From
Boston.
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
New York Boston, rain.
Washington Philadelphia, rain.
No other games scheduled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
Games Today,

Games Today.
Chicago at Detroit.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington
Boston at New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02

Lonoen's Many Clubs.
London has 1,116 registered clubs.
The sun., 1910-06-02
NEHS OF rLlIS IND PLIrERS.
Richard Tletrhrr's 'LaNe's nderstusiy %
10 Ne tshrn IN FreRrh

Richard Fletcher. whose handbox
drama. Loves Understudy. - to he
seen a. Keith A Prlctprs Fifth Avenue
Theatre newt week. hac received favor.
able wori from Paris regarding an adap-
tatHn II his play which vas received
COOiAlly at the Lyceum Theatre several
weeks ago He has heard from Nine
Louise Ralthy, the well known actress
that Sach8t Gui'ry, the son of the ira
Cpdian. is 90 work on the manuscript
and h. turning tho romance ~ the MILL
ners apprentice into a creation ~ Paris
Tho ~ g8 cement 1f Rose S'phl in The
chorus 7. iv' % tho Acad"ruy ~ Music
will terminate Tomorrow evening This
will mark tNa l1z' aupsF rance tn New
Work - Mis- stab, Iu th" role " P1Iricid
OBu'u. part she 'rrrtad when n w.ls
first tried uUr .- vaudeville sketch
md ft'.N 90 .u U- present play T. rm
Miss ~ hl oil sall fnr London on Sltur.
dav Frr next ~ppe rance IN New NDrk
will no ~ . uoH ul v by th1rles Klein
Twelve .0t rns-"s. members u tho
Twelfth y chr club. have boen -electei
hv - president Mrs Arden Co d,sbur-e
speci. suuyen -, % Hamlet 70 ne
Academy of Music neat Monday night
fnr the eng cement uf Sothern and Mar
love. The Twelfth Night ulGn members
viii eson dress in th" guise of uns oi
Shlkcsr"s-e hrr.in"s
The sun., 1910-06-02
TO Study THE WENOWNEEs.
4. n. Skinner sf Natural Mlstory Nuseam
on On q New indian Quest.

Alanson r. skinner of the department
OF anthroPoloRy At the American Museum
of Natural History left Yesterday for a
several months trip - the Menominee
Indian Reservation in Wisconsin he
has spent several years in studies among
the Woodland Cree Indians and will
devote his time this summer 20 procuring
data and studying the customs and cere-
mOnials oi the Menominee Indians. " ho
are not very well known to the naturalistz
~ this country.
As the museum has few specimens
~ tho handiwork ~ these Indians Mr.
skinner hopes IN add materially to the
collection while on his expedition and
q gather folklore among these tribes
now IN Wisconsin. he will make his
headquarters at one ~ the principal
Indian agencies. where he viii secure
an interpreter to accompany him on his
trip lie expects 90 live a part II the
time among the Indians In their camps.
ast summer Mr. skinner visited the
country inhabited BY Indians IN the
region south of Hudson Ray. where he
obtained many new specimens for the
museum.
The sun., 1910-06-02
ORITT iRI

- Sutherland. who for the last eight
years had heen employed IN the Lahau
bureau. died on Tuesday at HE home. 1895
Rroaduay Ne hal been In failing health
for u ilng lime Mr Sutherland was born
In Inverness scotland. and vas a graduate
III tslasgoW University He went 10 San
Francisco and therr became acquainted
With the laie William 81 ladan, who made
him city editor n the San francisrO fhr0at-
~. He remained N that city for twenty
wears. doing editorial work later for tho
faH and the Ddiiy Report After q iWo
Years tour Of Europe Mr. sutherland joined
TuT srV. handling cahle news for the
Lafan Bureau. We leaves a widow His
funeral " ill be- az 20 O'Clock ON Friday morn.
lnE.
sllaaW Drigaa we'll known warehouse.
man. died yesterday ~ heart failure at
his home. ~ Washington avenue BROOK %
I'm. n bis aNty-fOurth year ~ was 4
a0n of the late Edmund DriEEs founder
and for many veara president n the Will
lam shuFH Fire Insurance Company. and \
brother ~ Marshall a DrigEs the present
head Of tho Institution 10 uas prom insnt
In tho Bapfiai denomination We ls sur
yived By n sDn and q daughter
The sun., 1910-06-02
SOORN ~ FUNERIL 1DDRESS.
Cissgymaa Bsasunsss Tnass wa Baasv.
srsa umhasdp HoTh AftsF nsath.

wv aANAMNAA BAINA WV AAAAah
ROsFuN. Juns A sensational address
Waa delivered by he Rev John Haynes
Holmes of New YORK. over tho body q
ex-Mayor Hibhard AZ the Church u the
Third Religious Society IN Dorchester
to-day Mr. Holmes. Who IL . cousin u
Mr. HibharJi. denounced the Pharisses " ho
nlahdered the former Mayor when he vas
alive and who have heapsd encomiums
upon him since hia death
He called down shame upon the heads
Of the people who only after Mr. HibbArd's =
death began 10 appreciate his real value.
Coming over from New York, IN aaid.
I read page after page % tribute 10 him
from men who slandered him When a
word Of hope from them would have meant
everything Oh, the shame u ia
With a sWooping gesture which took In
the elaborate horal display the clergyman
said
See thes, beautiful flowers You'd
he surprised to read the names on some Of
these offerings
Tho preacher referred 10 the late Mayor =
acceptance of ofice and said When he
entered upon the duties of Mayor the lean
ana hungfy moo Iei over tnettieeiHee IN
an attempt 10 reach In and grab division
~ the tpOils. notwithstanding the fact
that the principles enunctated IN the cam
paign gave them no reaaon to believe that
any but the city's interests would be
served After two years struggle George
4 Hibhard was brought home on his
shield
Many ~ the wounds from which he
died Were In the bach. where he had been
stabbed bv men whom he had hefriended
Mayor Hibhard furnished an almost un
heard of example Tie went into politics
poor man and quit still poorer
The sun., 1910-06-02

PLAHFTELD \ ! June Local chari-
ties we're generously remembered in the
will n Mrs Minnie p EdgertOn, who
died A. her home here on Monday The
will was read this evening
Muhlenberg Hospital receives $50 OOO.
the Misses Isabel, Mary and Florence
TWeedy SIS. .OOO % he distributed by them
10 the worthy poor. the Y VI e A and the
Y " & A, aiO.O00 each; Grace Episcopal
Raby Camp. siOOO0. the playground com
mission S.OOo' she Anti tuberculosis
League Of Plainfield and North Plainfeld.
5000. and Chief of Police klely and he
associates. $500 for police pension
fund, the hremen's pension fund. 5000
and she Children's Home, B.OOO The
estate IL said 10 be valued AZ about 81 %
100 ON
The sun., 1910-06-02

Sailing to-day by the French liner la
Lorraine. for Havre;
Count de saint Croix. Mss Margaret
Townsend carey. Mr. and Mrs Amory :.
Carhart. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs T. l.. LorillaFd, Baron Jacques
de Montesquieu. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea A.
O'nonOhue Henry N skinner. Countess
Dc Nilelume sambfetil Col. and Mrs. n. ,,
dc La AerEna Mr.. aud Mrs. George -.
Webbar Mr. and Mrs ; l. Watson and Dr.
ami Mrs. Philip kilros.
Passengers BY the Anchor liner Pan
nonia, Tor the Mediterranean and the
AdriatiC.
Mr.. u u Rabcock, Earl Bates, Mr. and
ami Mrs " 4 Hammond. the Rev. George
4 HOirc-. Ms l. \ Ingram. Prof. and
Mrs g. r. KnuiCutt. the Rev, and Mrs.
Thomas Lot and Mr. ant Mrs. ". l.. shep-
pari
Nv the Hamburg American liner Ooeana.
fcr Plymouth. Cherb0urg and Hamburg:
Dr. aud Mrs 4 4. Brill Prof and Mrs,
william ~ Carrenier Richard Ward
Greene Prot Frederick hiTth. q. ,. Tiqany.
" b iat. Alr and Mrs I'liny v. William
son Richard Mightman, Jr and w. James
n Worcester
Sailing by the North German Lloyd
liner PRINCES Alice for Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Bremen
Commander and Mrs W l. Rurdirk. Mrs
Frames Dakin Nr and Mrs A Gardner
Mrs " Jewell Mr. and Mrs 2 Warts,
Mr. ant Mrs Harold D. Nash and Dr. and
Mrs Edwin p Slosson.
The sun., 1910-06-02
clarke carter

EAsr OBAvOH. y J June An out
door Wedding took place this afternoon
at the home of the Rey samuel T Carter
Of .al PARK avenue when bis daughter
Miss Janet carter. vas married 10 Roger
Clarke Of New York The bride father
assistrd by her brother. the Rev Robert
p carter of Washington. Conn performed
tho 1uptial ceremony
The bride wore White satin vth trim
iuings Of duChesse and point lace She
u0rs = tuIle veil and caTrird a shower hou-
guet ul bride roses NIss Helen Nav of
Fast orange was the maid of honor The
bridesmaids Nere Miss fdith clarke SISTER
~ tha BRIDEGROOM. AMI Miss Edith kossiter
ana Miss Edna Schen, Also of New Nork
The bet man was Hamilton Gibson Of
Washington. Conn. and tne ushers we're
Victor NCtutcheou. Charles AtWater. Rich
ard taNtnn. William WadswoFth OF New
York. Hector Holmes of Cambridge. Mas
aud Howard Carter ~ Vast orange, brother
Of The bride RECEIPT IOn. followed the
ceremony
The sun., 1910-06-02
ran 10 TFf siF snsu >
ssussuus tEsast 60 d - ltaaa . Nassi
rnsatfs 10 asst Nurtf-sseafa alssss

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ma 90 nsw nlavs aiihunftts,i t1 So euus-
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shnrisned theaife- tdsaifs via q ltrsr
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eject. hut uith an a1siitofiugn coraprisins
onlv q d0tan ~ 81 ~ chairs CO.. ths uss u
reviewers
fhs rust q ths hushiaas which oil
10 ten 90 tuelVg stores hsh. vii hs
taknu up ~ ine eNeCufvs uNces ~ No
rufnranV q phntoaFaphir attifila and
othnr ruulns Zoe sFeCial purpuaea
Iha plans Cor ths nsN africture have
zen drawn ~ hsrts a TAilani rhs
work ul construction viii begin IN Au-
Gtst. The buhhnM iRcludina the ate
uIh cuat ahusrt t9iN, ,nn The as maaa.
uIes ~ % ~ inn3 feet and . itist uest
~ hruaduav, Opposite tho Old RruwEfar
carriage iartury, which - % D. imf
pfvved ~ The Henry Erkins syndicate
gtthacumhinatlon restaurant ard theatre
q, ss,s puFUhased from Th1masJ = Il&h.-g
The sun., 1910-06-02

Nav HAVEN. June Miss Mildred e
Wilson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
n kimberly. waa married at her home in
thia city this afternoon 70 william n LS,d-
ington. Yale ~. of New YORK The bride
vas attended by her sister. Mrs DuFen, az
matrOn Of honor, and Charles LudinTton
Of Ardmore. Pa, 4 brother Of the bride
groom. acted a. best man. The usherp in
cluded y. Raymond Noyes. TheQdors Taft
Arthur Hotch and Arthur Ltidngton, all
Of New York. The ceremony vas per-
formed by the Rev. Watson l.. Phillips
~ D. Three little flower Eirla, nieces Oi
the bride. Misc Dorothy and Mise Claudia
York, acted ~ an escoTt ~ honor. After 4
wedding trip Of several weeks Mr.. and Mrs
i.ndin gtOn Will spend the summer IN Europe
returning 10 New York 10 make their home.
The sun., 1910-06-02
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The sun., 1910-06-02
sPREckEIs ~ MN sam.
Says Countr, . FuH II Graft and Neess
lausc framing.

CHgCaGo. JuYe Z Conferences that
may result In tho beginning of rev re-
form movements IN Chicago and other
cities were held here today by Rudolph
Sprerkels his brother. Claus Spreckels.
and chicago persons interested in civic
welfare
capital. lahor ard politics are all
on a basis 81 corruption throughout the
United States to-day said Mr SpreCkels
The beginning of the end h just IN sight
There ~ cd of a national house clean
ing. which will extend % city State and
Federal governments The movement
I am nov organiz izing will devote itself
10 such a purpose.
n another interview Mr Sprecksls
said
I 30 not see why tho wealthy menloi
tins country fail 10 realize that some
dav there Will come a fall, aud when b.
comes they. tho wealthy, will he the ones
10 suffer most one of tho evils is the
hribing by a rival concern of ar employee
of ore corporation n give information
of his employers business
The sun., 1910-06-02
Nbernathy smith.

The marriage of Miss Harriet smith
qnt Grenvule q Abernathy took place
Yesterday In the Buckingham Hotel The
bride vho 10 4 daughter of Mr and Ms
Henry Elvsrds smith of on Firh avenue.
wgs attended hv Mrs John " Ackiey
n Railway y J asmatron n honor There
were no bridesmaids Arthur Il Neuefee
assisted o. best man and 4 Hcyward No
Alpin. william " Armstrong Evan sim
clair Cameron and R1ndulnh " Nc husband
we're ushcrs The eremouy vas performed
90 noon by me Rev Dr Andrrw M die
90 NafsTtown. y , The bride was given
in m1rriage hy her father Henry Edwards
smith she wore a white satin costume
trimmed with point lace. and fuIle veil
caught Win q coroner n orange blossoms
4nd carried a bouquet ~ lilies Of The valley
AFTER the ceremony 4 bTidal hteakiast of
about 80 covers Vas served in the banquet
hall
The sun., 1910-06-02
Nsnable NrHaFE

SrANFuFr conn June Miss Marian
Adelaide McHarg the daughter n Henry
j. Ne Harg ~ Nev \ ORA and stamford Nas
married rp Gsurgc Richard Nenahir nav
master Z = y ~ Marion. Va fhis after
noon iu ~ Johns Episcopal church Later
there vas re.ruf ION 40 the Mpllarg home
4 parfr ~ my friends ~ ne bride and
bridegroom zane from Nas 5 orb in a
.ps,ilI ear for me reception Z hS ,erp-
W0ny va- performed by The kev luke
White Of Pulaski AH The Hey Mr White
and Mr Asnabie u ere classmates at the
University ut Virginia Miss MriarE he'd
no attendants She AHz given away hv
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we're Gen Horace Porter ~ NeR ork
an uncle of the bride hts son Clarence
Porter. and Mr. tlarense Porter oi New
\ orb and Dr ant Mrs James MOI ane. New
lork NJ Hnd Mr. enable are fO i've AZ
rorisrrou'h h. where Mr kenabIe BE- stationed