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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31


 KELERSTRAUS Crystal White Orping- tons 10 hens, one cock. beauties, fine condition. hens laying; must be seen to be appreciated; cost me Sl00; will sell for less than half; eggs from these hens balance of season will more than pay for them. Fertile eggs from above, s 50 for 15 Buff Leghorns. hens and cock also eggs, s1 for 15; 80 egg capacity in cubator, just finished successful hatch in fine condition. 8. c. R. Christopher, TIPS Lyons avenue, West End. Bell l4l-L, West End.
 EGGS for hatching and stock from tkT finest varieties of Barred Rocks, Lid Brahmas and White Orpingtons q Brahma cock was the biggest prize y 4 ner in Chattanooga show, weigh A| pounds; Orpingtons bred direct i..orn Cooks 5000 winner; Thompson strain Barred Rocks. Eggs, Orpingtons s2. Brafmas and Rocks sl.5o for 15. WilA. Hams & Symes. Avondaie Poultry Yardsl East Chattanooga. Tenn
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WANTED-Represen for sale of town site lots in divisional and junc- tional points along line of Grand Trunk Pacific railroad in Western Canada.
 Whole or part time. Liberal commis- sion. Money making side line for sales mon. Write to authorized agent, G. T. P. Ky, International Securities Co.,, Ltd, Somerset Bldg, Winnipeg, Man, for particulars. maps etc. 3-3-St-su
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live young men to travel
 for large manufactory on salary and
 expenses; permanent situation; must have gilt edge references; none but hus- tiers need apply. Address M-64, care Age-Herald. 3-sO.at
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WE want first class salesmen to repre- sent us In each city and county in Alabama, Mississippi Florida, Geor- gia, Tennessee and other southern states to call upon large farm and landowners who live in or near cities and towns. Some knowledge of agri- culture big asset, but salesmanship ability more important. World in dorsed speciality which sells quickly No competition. Great demand Sell ing plan clean, simple and direct. No demonstration. No samples. Can start taking orders two days after ap- pointment. Buyers realize big profits that's why they buy quickly; that's why sales run into money fast You can earn $500 to $500 and upwards first month. No investment, but high est references and exclusive time re- quired. Write quick. Immediate ac- tion necessary. Address German- American "Nitragin" Co, I'll Manu- facturers' Home Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis.
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WANTED-A general sales agent for the state of Alabama, to sell oil land In the very heart of the great Electra, Texas oil field; no stock proposition; references required. Wichita Wilbarger oil Devei- on,,a,. 70 pox -45 Ft Worth, Tex.
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of. Current Square Tips" explains and starts you. Price 1Oc. Square Deal Bureau, Le Gore, Md.
 AGENTS wanted for counties and states to sell our famous Quickwors Vacuum Cleaner that sells for ST 50 Ivan Hall of New York state sold 20 machines in 1 day, profits SS0. Many of our agents can sell from 5 to 10 day. Any hustler that will work can make from s75 to s200 per week. small amount of capital necessary to get into this business right. Full particulars on request O'NeillJames Co.,, 557 W. Madison street, Chicago III.
 AGENTS-General agents and mana gers; sell new home massage ma chine; made of alumnum run by running water, anywhere. Price so low every woman will buy. Listen :: Reed, Idaho. sells to machines a day, telegraphs for more. Howard, Ohio, made $336 in three weeks. Write today for complete details and spe- cial offer. Queen Mfg. Co.,, 1121 Mas by Bldg, Toledo. O.
 MAKE your own perfumes and save money; five valuable formulas. 25c. F.. J. Pappe, 15 Metropolitan block, Chicago.
 AGENTS-New steel mantel burners fit all lamps; converts kerosene ihto gas; smoke eless, odorless; guaranteed p.rfeet light. Sample burner pos, paid 25c Lyndhurst Burner Co.,, Lynd- hurst, N. J.
 WANTED-A general sales agent for the state of Alabama, to sell oil land Tn tne very heart of the great Electra, Texas, oil field; no stock proposition; references required Wichita Wilbarger oil Devel- opment Co.,. Box 745 Ft Worth. Tex. AGENTS-Learn how you can sell sl worth of pure concentrated favoring extracts for 25c and make big money. Magnolia Laboratories, Houston, Tex. MAKE s20 to 80 weekly at home spare time: we, as manufacturers offer won derful opportunities to mail order be- ginners; experience unnecessary; enor- nous profits, unlimited sales, small in vestment, personal assistance. Send for booklet Pease Mfg. Co.,, Incorporated, Desk o15. IA Broadway. Buffalo. N. Y. AGENTS-Either sex, let us demonstrate to you how to earn 8 to s per day sell ing household necessities. R. E. Garrl- son, 127 Hagerman Crt., Lexington, Ky. AGENTS make sl5 to s25 day selling our new auto speciality; repairs puncture in one minute: fastest seller on earth. Write, The Richardson-Sangs Co.,, iO2 Peters Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
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FOR EVERYTHING IN POULTRY, SUPPLIES, CALL OR WRITE US. fl 
 GORMAN- N-GAMMILL SEED &
 DAIRY SUPPLY CO,
 Birmingham, Ala.
 Bell S236, Peoples PIP.

HALF PRICEi-For short while. Fishel strain White Rock, White Wyandotte and White Leghorn eggs per setting 9Sc, per hundred s3.95 from just as good stock as you pay others three to five times as much. White Leghorn, Rocks and Wyandotte cocks and cockerels for sale cheap. F. s. Holcombe, 92O lst ave. North.
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WANTED-Fifty stock salesmen to sell
 stock in company now doing business and making money. Unusual opportuni-
 ty to make big money. Reply S-84, care this office. 3-31-St
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fancy fruit elders in small country towns: salary or commission with weekly drawing account. Red Cross Co.,. Dept H, St. Louis, Mo
 2-10-dfst
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ANTED-Salesmen well acquainted with retail dealers in Alabama to handle high grade. strongly advertised special ty for all lines of trade. Good clean proposition. Want high grade, reputa- ble salesman, accustomed to earning So000 or better annually. Permanent Give full details. Replies confidential A. T., Box 539, Chicago, III. 3-24-St-su WANTED-Some good Al saiesmen to sell a good proposition; splendid oppor- tunity for hustlers. Call between S:5O and 1O:D Monday a. -m., 320 Brown Marx. 3-31-2t MEN-SpeciaIty experienced; $f0 each deal; established trade: excel- lent future for producers with ability to earn sl00 weekly; references re- quired. Drawer 457, Iowa City, Ia.
 3-o4-St-s -su
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SALESMAN-I,egiti game for cigar counters that can't be beat. Every body wants 1t. Cawood Novelty Co, Danville, III.
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WANTED-Salesmen already travelling to sell linseed oil. side line. Com
 missions liberal. Address Oils. s22 American National bank, Richmond. Va. 331-SL-su
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EXPERIENCED salesman, local or trav- cling, to push our line among repre- sentative wholesale and retail mer- chants We provide selling plans and make advances on commissions You carry nothing. Sephar Co.,, 246, Dayton, Ohio,
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WANTED-Traveling salesman to han dle best money maker and trade get ter on market. Splendid contract, lib- eral inducements. 305-162 North Dear born Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

AGENTS-New steel mantel burners fit all lamps; converts kerosene into gas smokeless, odorless; guaranteed .rfeet light. Sample burner post paid 25c. Lyndhurst Burner Co.,, Lynd- hurst N J.
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WHEELER
BUSINESS CHANGES

WANT partner to take half interest in best brown ore mine in Georgia; splen- did property, on R. R. and very special
 proposition. Address w, P. O. Box PIP,
 Atlanta. Ga. 3-30-3t
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salesman to cover Alabama with staple line. high commissions. S100 monthly advance and permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co, Detroit Mich
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CAPITAL furnished for meritorius en- terprises; stocks and bonds sold on commission; facilities for ineorporat
 ing and reorganization of companies. For particulars. Johnson & Co, bank CTS, Madison and IaSalle, Chicago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-26
JUNIORS RECEPTION

should one navc walked into the gymnasium of the public school build ing on Saturday evening they might have thought they were in a parlor But no it was the same gym" with the interior changed. The juniors were giving the other claSs,- T reception II was decorated with plants. curtains, rugs and center tables. From the cen ter of tho room was hung a large reu paper hcu which had strcamcrs Of blue white. gold and green crepe paper. strung from above il tu the different walls. Around the walls was hung continuous string of blue and white crepe paper and joining the point where the other strcamers met
 There were four scttces supposedly one for each class to which some stud cnts did not readily take.
 over the entrance to the gym were the letters in blue and white BLOOM To Prof. Karrer great credit Is due for his Jealous work in behalf of the juniors.
 A delightful time was had by all lu playing games. This delightful lime was perceived in the handshakinEa and good will of the guests at their departure
 Sandwiches and cocoa and ice cream and cake were served as a light cola ton by the entertainers about eleven o'clock and shortly after this d pic ture was taken by Mir Moldt.
 After their guests had departed ti. juniors sat down to sumptuouN feast
 The following are tn, inniors anu advisor. Hilda Jonhson. Margaret Moldt Carrie Stipek. Euphemia Al Ian. Prof Karrer advisor. Don Brown. James Bagon. William Sellers. Harold Lyle. Earl Modini
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TAFT MAKES DENIAL
 REGARDING SPEECH

LincOlns birthday. l have been ac- cused fin certain papers, and am pleased to state only in those c}assed as unreliable publications. of having made the statement tbat the Ameri- can people are not fitted for seif-gov- ernment. This Is utterly false and ma licious. for such statement would reflect upon myself and my peoples people as 1t would upon any other pa triotic American. I would resent such a statement made by any person. and for a president or any member of the cabinet, yea any officer connected with the administration, or intricate parts of the departments that go to make up our government be guilty of such be impeached forthwith and dismissed as offering a gross insult to the Am erican people. who are the best fitted people inf the world for self govern men for history also their every act during the interval of time that has
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ROOSEVELT WANTS NOMINATION
 AS PRESIDENT FROM 6. 0. P.
OxALIC ACID
 IN BABIES MILK
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BROOKLYN. \. T.. Feb s5.-sat- urdy afternoon Winifrcd Aukrrs our of ,h. attendants of Brooklyn Nur- -cry. who was arrested several day ago "n th. charge of putting oxalic acid in th, milk led to the children. broke down under tho -train and con tcsscd
 Wilfrrd uad, the statement that she did mol mean c" kill the babie, but wished to make trouble and more work for certain nurses who were cnemicz of hers That she believed the babies would become sick and by constant watching and cure they would pull through That she had put u small pinch of powered ">,lic acid in the milk that was being sterilized for feeding thc bahieS. but only in the milk that went to certain babies ir the nursery in charge of nurses whr Were enemies of hers
 m, Woman will be tried uud"r tn,
 usr.,, i murder for it l. now known that at least eight babies have dIed from the effects of the oxalic acid administered to them m their milk placed there hy the self confessed nurse. Wlnlfrcd Aukcrs. one aof the at tendants
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BARRETT coNFEssEs
 TO GOVERNOR WEST
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 SALAM. Oe., Feb. 26.-GOvernor West the democratic executive who is making a speciality of penitcntiary reform during his administration. is meeting with considerable success in winning the confidence of many in mates of the state prisons.
 Yesterday a robber who is doing time for being connected with the Humboldt robbery. sent for Governor Oswald West. stating he had some thing very important to communicate to him. Upon his arrival at the peni- tentiary the prisoner named Charles Barrett. was taken into the wardevs department where the governor was waiting. having made a special trip to the prison to hear what the prison er had to relate.
 Its this way. Governor" remarked Barrett. there is something like ST. 900 of the bullion we got away with buried near Salem. and you can find it by the following directions" which were set forth by the man who was confessing everything to West.
 After the confession of Charles Bar rett. the authorities went and located the gold told about and 1t is now expected that several arrests will be made of others who are implicated in the confession.
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Special Nugget Ssrv,Ge.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-President Taft has issued a signed statement to the press that is published broad cast throughout the country. in the form of denial of certain language attributed to speeches he has made during the past few months. especial ly during his address on Lincoln's birthday.
 The president wishes the people to distinctly understand that he never made a speech at any time wherein he stated the American people were not fit for self government. That any such statements attributed to him are ut terly false and malicious.
 At this time I feel called upon to correct certain false statements pub lished of late in unreliable papers. re- garding certain language. or state ments I have made recently especially during the address I delivered upon
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passed since the country threw on the yoke of England Is a living monument of this fact
 T would not feel obliged 10 make this denial. If the false statements were confined to the people connected with the papers publishing them. but they may have readers who accept the same as gospel truth. instead of being a tissue of lies which they are.''
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Special Nugget Service.

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 26.-Theo- dore Roosevelt this afternoon in ad- dressing a large gathering Of promi- nent republicans of the Hub and ad- joining towns stated: T will accept the nomination if the republican party sees fit to tender it tO me and will adhere to this decision until the na tional convention at Chicago expresses it's preference. will accept the nom ination strictly as republican. not as an insurgent. or independent and Grand old Party. and abide by the decision Of the national convention.
 T had hoped. as far as the same was possible. that the people may be given a chance to express their prefer ence through the medium of direct primaries. as to whom should receive tional convention"
 The above is that part of colonel's speech relating 10 accepting the nom ination at the hands of the republican party and 1t is the long looked for answer to the joint letter forwarded to him by the seven governors who demanded him at this time to let his friends and supporters know whether he would run or not.
 Announcement Accepted with Demon tration
 BOSTON, Mass, Feb 26.-EX Presi- dent Roosevelt. who Is the guest of Edward NJ. Brandegee of the city. ad- dressed a gathering Of republicans and others who gathered to hear him give the answer to the governors about ac- cepting the nomination that he prom ised he would make in this city today. The answer being in the affirmative was accepted with great demonstra- ton on the part of those present. but the papers in commenting on the posi- ton taken by Roosevelt do not offer much encouragement to the colonel. Boston Herald Predicts Defeat for Teddy
 BOSTON. Feb. 26-The republican paper, Boston Herald. predicts that the colonel having been smoked out out to give an answer, will now have | the satisfaction Of seeing Taft's friends line up to elect him at the convention and administer to Teddy such def he will be good for all time-politicai- ly speaking.
 Chairman Barnes, New York. Makes
 Comment
 NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Republican State Chairman William Barnes. jr.. stated: Tt did not surprise me at all. Roosevelt has been scheming for some time to become dictator. and he may
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HOUSE LEADER OPENS
 PRESIDENTIAL HEADQUARTERS
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WASHINGTON. Feb 26.-Dam1- cretic leader of the house of ~epre scntatives Underwood opened head quarters in the city this morn,r. 7. 70 further his cause in trying to secur, the nomination as the candidate for president at the national convention to be held at Baltimore on June 25.
 Underwood believes he stands just as good a show of securing the nom. ination. especially if there exists . dead lock on Clark and Wilson. such as indications now indicate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-26
JOHNSON NOW CHARGED
 WITH MuROER
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CHEHALIS Wash. Feb. 2i.-Dr. F D. Johnson. who was arrested recent ly as an accomplice in the holding up of the Farmers bank. wherein Presi dent Bar was killed. was arraigned this morning and the charge has been changed from that Of an accomplice to murder
 The doctor is held without bail charged with killing President Bar of the Farmers bank of this city
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succeed. but he will have to secure help outside of his own state for I doubt very much if he will have the delegates Of the state instructed for him. I'm somewhat in doubt over Taft for I do not believe his trust busting policy is the proper remedy and business will be at ,tandstill until some solution is found. that will prove more effective with less des,ruc- tinn to commercial business But I'm glad We have Rooscvelts answer it will be a grand fight from now on and We can expect to see the sparks fly
 Roosevelt and Johnson.
 CHICAGO Feb. 26.-Roosevclt's headquarters-All is hustle and hustle now that the colonel has consneted to enter the arena. and the cry Is "Roose- welt and Johnson" meaning Governor Johnson of California The Roosevelt committee will get busy at once lay ing the ground work that Is expected to secure for Teddy the nomination in the city when the convention meets in June
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 MEXICO CITY Feb 26.-General Trevino. whose name has been asso- ciated of late as one of the Mexican generals who was to go over to the insurrectos. has reported in person to President Madero that he would stand by him to the very last, and would never go over to the enemies of the government.
 T have never questioned your loy- alty. general" was the reply of Presi- dent Madero. neither do l doubt the loyalty of General Orozeo. now in Ju- arez who Is holding out against the insurrectos dispatched against him.
 Reports Are False Wires Madero.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 26.-In an swer to President Madero of the re- public of Mexico. by the Examcr. per taining to the loyalty of General Ire vino and General Orozco. the following reply has been received Reports concerning my generals Trevino and Orozco. are absolutely false. The men are loyal and are now in charge of movements that will stamp out the instruction. have explicit faith in
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these generals. and they keep in con stant communication with me from their seat of operation executing my orders with dispatch and carrying out my instructions to the letter" Signed by President Madero.
 War Department Directs Crossing in-
 to Mexico.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.--Late Sat urday afternoon. after a nasty cabinet meeting Secretary Stimson wired the commanders of the American army on duty in Texas and New Mexico. di- rccting them to cross into Mexican territory if necessary to enforce prop CT protection to Americans on this side of the line
 The order does not allow the United States troops to enter Mexican terri tory unless there Is grave danger to Americans upon this side of the line. That rebels are marching upon Ju- arez is nothing that will warrant in tervcntion on the part of American troops, but should the outcome of the battle of Juarez. or any other place along the border endanger the life of Americans. or threaten destruction of
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TEDDY WILL ACCEPT7|F
MADER0 REPORTS GENERALS
 TREVIn0 AND 0R0zC0 LOYAL

property. the commanders are directed to cross into Mexican territory and execute such orders that will afford ample protection
 More Troops for Mexican Border.
 WASHINGTON Feb. 26.-Secretary Stimson working in conjunction with President Taft. is alive to the situa- ton existing down in Mexico. This morning besides issuing order for an- other regiment of infantry. Secretary Stimson directed that three batteries of field artillery he dispatched to the border at once
 All Commanders Receive Orders.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-At noon today orders were dispatched to all commanders of posts and military stations in the United States. direct ing them to be in readiness to move with troops to the Mexican border up- on short notice. that all troops arc from now n to he under narch ne or, ers
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"UNTANGLiNG TONY"

Get your seats for Tony at Toby's at once. An exceptionally humorous comedy. Eagle Hall. March 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-22
NlNETY-EleHT STUDENTS
Who May Enter cony High School at
the Fall Term.

The following is list of students OF
the various Grammar schools IN TINS
city, who were awarded diplomas,
Friday, making them eligible for en-
tering Cony High school in the fall.
Besides those who received diplomas.
10 students will be allowed 10 enter
the High school on conditions. but
without a diploma.
Lillian Gladys Barr, Marion Beck,
Merle Ellsworth Black. Walter George
Burke, Rose Elvena Brooks, Mildred
Hallock Campbell, Frances Alice Col
gan, Earle Edwin Cooper, Henry Har-
low Davies, Julia Sargent Davies,
Marcela May Davis, George Harold
Dennis, Agnes May Dunn. Leon RAN
doiph Dorr, Charlotte Elizabeth Ellis,
Haze! Arvilla Foster, Sumner Allen
Glazier Alice Marion Garside, Philip
Frederick Hill, Burleigh Stevens Pow
ers Jones, Ernestine Aurelia Lara,
Lillian Gertrude Harding John Clar-
ance Howes. BaBrBbara Elise Lewis,
Mahelie Pishon Little, Annie Frances
Mclaughlin. Hazel Ruth johnson,
Jennie May Neweomb, Annie Mar
garet Osborne, Herman Erastus
Meigs, Leon Stanley Pratt. Laurence
Gilmore Purinton. Berniee Crosby
Richards Eva Marion Spaulding, Ray
mond Francis Stevens. William Ar
mold Taher, Rodney Davenport Tur-
ner, Irl Everett Withee, Muriel Lilly
Became, Fred Best. Walter Joseph
Brennan, Mary Lynch Daley, Norma
Josephine Davidson. Vera Mae Day,
Lawrence Ward Emery, Ethel Jones
Erskine. Dorothy Imogene Farnham.
Kenneth Baldwin Foss, Helen Sylvia
Fuller, Lottie Bell Haskef+s Erwin Ell
wood Libby, Mary Teresa Marco,
George Winfield Martin. Ida Louise
Noble, Blanche Mitchell Norton, Per-
sis Sanford Pease, Willard Bates Pur-
inton. Gladys Marguerite Plummer.
Mildred May Shea, Emma Susan
Shea, Nettie Hazel Smith, Ada Eliza
beth Soper, ARA Valeria Soult, Mar
jorie Irene Swift, Maurice Isaac Swift,
Elmer William Thyng. Arthur Dewey
Tillson, Leroy Snow Tillson, Dorothy
Katherine Trask, Grace Glass Van AL
len, Reuel Clinton Hanks, Joseph
Goldberg, Edward Mark Perkitsky,
Francis Lydon Stanley Alfred Thomp-
son Barr Ralph Alexander McCourt-
ney, Gladys May Carten, Dilla Mar
,garet Gray, Olive Elthea Washburn,
Iva Alice Howe, Archie Lewis Humph-
rey, Wilburta Savage, Frank William
Haskell, Eva May Humphrey, Earl
Leeman Flagg, Fred Winslow Flagg,
George Arthur O'Brien, Samuel Pearl
Smart.