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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
BOY WILL GET BETTER
Carl Marshall Who Was Accident
ally Shot is improving.

Carl Marshall, the l1-year-old boy
who shot himself accidentally yester'
day with loaded revolver, has raj
| lied today, is conscious part of the
time, and has been able to talk. An
operation was performed this Tues.
day morning and particles of bone re-
moved, the wound treated and drain.
ed The boy has chance TO recover
and, barring the development of fu-
ture trouble, which is possible, he will
come out OF the accident.
The shooting occurred Monday
while the boy was in the company OF
the two little Robbins boys, Charles,
aged 8, and Ernest, aged 3. The re-
volVer had been kept in bureau
drawer at the Marshall home where
il was locked up. The boy, how
ever, had taken the upper drawers
out and then reached down and ex-
tricated the gun. There had been
three loaded cartridges kept at the
side of the gun and the boy took one
of these. The gun was not loaded
when il lay in the drawer.
The little fellow went over to the
Robbins home, 1913 Second avenue
west, TO play as had been his custom
at frequent intervals. He and the
two little Robbins boys were in an
outbuilding at the rear of the Rob
bins home when the Marshall boy
first exhibited the gun, taking ii
from his pocket and showing it to
the two other boys. The elder Rob
bins boy was frightened at the sight
of the gun and ran out OF the building,
telling his three-year-old brother to
come along The smaller boy did not
follow, however, and when the older
brother reached the house he real
lied that he had left the little fellow
behind and started back TO get him.
Just as he started to retrace his
tracks the gun exploded and the
Marshall boy staggered out of the
building and fell into the weeds near
the outbuilding.
According to the story told by the
three-yeaT-old boy, Marshall was ex-
hibiting the gun and telling him that
IL wouldn't go of" He demonstrate
ed by pointing it at his own head and
pulling the trigger The bullet en-
tered the temple, passed through the
top of the head. and was found in
the boys cap. He was taken to Alb
bolts Hospital, where he is now be-
ing cared for.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
PAYING And SIDEWALK
Bid of Carbon Construction Co. Ac-
cepted for New Work.

Paving and sidewalk matters and
other business of more or less Inn
portance occupied the attention of the
city council at the. second regular
meeting of the month last evening.
All members with the exception OF
Penders were present for the session.
The list of claims was first dispos-
ed of and then a number of road tax
attachments were called up by the
various members and given consider
alton DR.. Boyds resignation as city
physician was next read by the clerk
and accepted by the council. Dr..
Boyd departs the first of September
to accept a fellowship in the Depart
ment of Preventive Medicine and Hy.
giene in Harvard University.
The report of the city health officer
in regard to the city water was read
and brought forth general discus
sion on the merits and dement's of
the city water, fire pressure, etc, on
the part of nearly all the members.
Filteration systems, wells and water
systems in general were talked, and
the water committee was introduced
to voice the sentiments of the council
to the water company and report
later.
A sidewalk was ordered in on the
west side of Ninth street between
First adm Second avenues and the
matter of the necessity of walk on
the north side of C avenue between
First and Second streets was referred
TO the sidewalk committee.
Certain trees located west OF ID
street on the south side of Third ave-
nue. West were condemned as a men
ace to the public safety and the street
commissioners was instructed to care
for them and see TO their removal.
Paving was next called to bat and,
on motion of Williams, the bid of the
Carbon Construction Co, which was
printed in the Herald in detail some
time ago, was accepted for all new
paving included in the list Of bids
for, except the block be-
tween First and Second avenues on
Sixth street This does not include
the rspaying on Rock Island avenue
and on High and First avenues.
Grading and crossing matters were
discussed and the council adjourned
to meet on Wednesday afternoon OF
this week at 3 o'clock in adjourned
meeting. .s
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
SLABS WIFE AND SUICIDES
william slnda Attacks Woman Before
Children, Cutting One Of Them,
and Killing Self.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-Three little
children OF William Sinda saw their
father steal into their room with q
knife in his hand and stab their
mother eighteen times. When the
woman ran from the room bleeding
the eldest child, Anna. aged eight,
tried to follow her. The father stab
bed her twice. Then Sinda sat on the
bed and cut his own throat. He died
on the way to st. Elizabeth's hos.
pital Doctors said Mrs. Sinda might
recover. The little girl was not dan
gerously wounded
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
MERCHANTS GIVE
SHORT WEIGHTS
kuTolsT RUNS OVER AND KILLS
CHILD NEAR sIGouRNEY.
TWO DROWNED WHILE FISHING
Des Moines Minister Knocked Uneon.
scious by Liehtnins--colfax Doc
tor Held TO Grand Jury for
Violation Of Rules.

Davenport, Aug. l9. = Twenty war.
rants against ice cream companies
and sixteen against merchants for
giving short weights were sworn out
by Assistant Food Inspector Flynn
today In only one instance where
ice was weighed by Inspector Flynn
was the correct weight given, County
Attorney Yolmer says the guilty deal
ers will be prosecuted to the limit OF
the law. Practically every dealer in
the city is TO be investigated.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21

Hunters licenses issued. since {
asst report:
l.. ID. Pearson, Oskaloosa.
Morgan Morgan, Beacon.
Jerry Allgood, Oskaloosa.
+. f. Gathright, Oskaloosa.
Slave Kruich, Buxton.
Jack II. Hines. Sewers.
Bert Vanderbilt, Oskaloosa.
NJ. NJ. Dickson. Rose Hill.
Howard Bryan, New Sharon.
Thomas E. Cooney, Oskaloosa.
Fred Mason, Rose Hill.
w. NJ. Vandenberge, Pella
Orlan Green, Rose Hill.
Pearl Thatcher, Rose Hill.
George Blackwood, Eddyville.
Charles Williams, Oskaloosa.
Everett Baker, Searsboro.
F. B. Bickford, Eddyville.
Roscoe kitterman, Eddyville.
+. +. Scribner, Eddyville
George Loving, What Cheer.
!. A. Bogard, Rose Hill.
L. r. CASTOR, Rose Hill.
John +. Minor. Oskaloosa.
James Coleman, Evans.
Charles Evans, Beacon.
W. NJ. Burns, Blyth.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Flqht Lower Rates.

Des Moines, Aug. 19-Federal Judge
Mcpherson today issued temporary
restraining order preventing the city
OF Keokuk from lowering telephone
rates at the request Of the Iowa Tele-
phone company. The hearing Is set
for August q at Keoknk. The tele-
phone company claims the old rates
are renumerative and that the new
rates are confiscatory. The company
contends that the city council and
the state OF Iowa have no power to
lower the rates as II interferes with
interstate commerce.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Sauer Kraut Day.

Ackley which is on the map OF the
world at least once a year when
sauer kraut day is celebrated will be
thronged again on August rs, when
the annual event is held. Little Ger
many is making bigger effort than
ever 10 entertain visitors. There will
be two bands from Cedar Falls Over
seventeen hundred inhabitants are
prepared for the event and they will
provide the best sauer kraut to their
visitors outside the fatherland.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Divorces Granted In Polk County.

Since January l, 1918, total OF 343
divorce cases have been disposed Of
by the judges of the district court OF
Polk county. Not all of these actions
have resulted in DEGREES. Many of
the cases have been stricken from the
records for want OF attention. At the
present time there are 202 cases Of
this character pending. Before the
September term Of court opens II is
probable this number will be in
creased by at least 100 more.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Geneva's Bean Day.

Geneva has had her seventh annual
bean day and had an enormous crowd.
The program was interesting, offer
ing something of interest to every
one. The grand stand collapsed dur
ing the base ball game, but there
were no serious injuries. All in all,
Geneva was happy over her bean day,
and the visitors pronounced 1t de-
cided success. and it will be celebrat-
ed in years to come to the honor OF
Geneva. and also to her profit.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
woutd Call Council.

Keokuk. Aug l9.-For the first time
in Iowa an attempt will be made 10
recall the entire city council under
the recall clause of commission plan
cities at a mass meeting OF citizens
here petitions were drawn up TO re-
call Mayor Elder and Commissioners
GRAY and Hackley..
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Rural Carriers Know.

The rural carriers of Iowa have
been in session at Waterloo. Among
the resolutions adopted was one fav-
oring state and national aid for the
improvement of the roads. VI all the
men OF Iowa, there are none so well
qualified to express an opinion on the
roads and The need of their improve
ment as are these faithful servants
of Uncle Sam, whose life at certain
seasons of the year is far from being
happy one. All because of the i'm
passable condition of the roads, which
they are expected to travel.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
The Davis County Fair.

Everything is getting In good shape
for the Davis county fair, which will
take place in Bloomfield Sept 9 to IL
inclusive. This society is one of
the most successful In this part Of
Iowa. They offer large premiums
and have good attractions. This
year they are making special effort
to make the coming exhibition a sue
cess.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
2 DEAD, 10 HURT IN WRECK
N. X. r. Flyer Runs Into Open Switch
at Nevada, Mo-, and Jumps
Track.

Nevada, Mo-. Aug. 1s.-Frank James
and James Wilder. engineer and fire.
man. were killed when north-bound
Missouri. Kansas and Texas limited
passenger train No. 10 ran into an
open switch here. Ten passengers
were injured, none dangerously.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
EIrst officer Arrested.

The city marshal OF Parnell is the
first man to be arrested In Iowa coun-
ty under the new law against carry
ing concealed weapons. He did not
know the law, or he simply took
something for granted and he car
ried gun and billy without having
obtained the permit which the law
demands. And now he will have to
explain TO the grand jury.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Held 70 Grand Jury.

Colfax, Aug. l9--Dr. c. NJ. Porter,
DR.. l.. V. Porter and Eugene Carmich'
ael were bound over to the grand jury
last evening by Mayor David Trip
on charge of violating a rule of the
state board OF health relating to the
establishment and maintenance OF a
sanitarium for the treatment of tuber'
culosis. Their bonds were placed at
5000 each. The grand jury will meet
the latter part OF September.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Small Rint ON Street

Des Moines, Aug. l9.-Joseph Par
ish, of Moberly, Mo, today resisted
arrest at the corner of Fourth and
Walnut street and assisted by a mob
OF 100 hotel walters, cab drivers and
street loafers put up such a hard
fight that reserves had TO be called
out to quell the riot. He was injured
and is suffering from injuries receiV'
ed. A dozen arrests we're made.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
MANY LOSE LIVES
WHEN SHIP SINKS
Steamer State Of California
Wrecked Oft Alaska.
THlRTY-TWo KNOWN DEAD
Survivors Rescued by Steamship JET.
ferson--Disaster Occurred on
Sunday and Word Is Brought
by Rescue Ship.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 19.-Thirty-two
passengers and seven seamen were
lost when the steamer State Of Cali
fornia OF the Pacific Coast Steamship
company's fleet, struck an uncharted
rock and was wrecked In Gambler
bay, Alaska, on Sunday.
The steamer sunk within three min
utes after striking and many passen-
gers were drowned before they could
get out of their staterooms.
Dispatches from Juneau say that
1t is impossible to give the correct
list Of the missing, as the purser
saved no records.
News of the wreck and the heavy
loss of life did not reach Juneau un-
til the steamship Jefferson arrived
with some of the passengers and crew
who had been rescued from the icy
waters.
Eight Picked Up on Raft.
Among the dead are Mrs Nellie e.
Ward wife of Edward c. Ward, as
sistant general manager Of the COM
pany at Seattle. and their daughter,
Miss Lily Ward. who succumbed to
exposure after their rescue.
Miss Ward and seven members Of
the crew of the State Of California
were found clinging to raft by the
crew of the Jefferson. Miss Ward
died as the result OF twenty hours ex.
posture before she reached Juneau.
In nonh nfhnro Apo
Ward and her daughter jumped over
board after the State of California
struck the rock. The mothers body
was found near the wreck. Miss
Ward was picked up by members Of
the crew who had taken to a raft.
For more than twenty hours they
drifted In the seas among the ice
foes until sighted by the Jefferson.
which was en- route from Seattle.
Six Survivors Die.
Members of the crew found on the
raft could hardly be called survivors
because they were more dead than
alive. All but one died before arriv-
ing at juneau.
10 Bodies Of Victims Float.
The Jefferson steamed with all
speed to Gambler bay. AS 1t neared
the scene of the wrecked vessel, a
score Of survivors who had taken to
the life RATS we're rescued. ~
Many bodies buoyed up by life pre-
servers we're also found floating in
the sea
The only names of passengers lost
besides Mrs Ward and her daughter,
that have so far been secured, are as
follows: ~. .r..''
Miss Risdon and John vanderlass
and wife.
Members Of Crew Who Are Dead:
Fourth Officer |. Anderson, Wireless
Operator d. c. Perkins Deck Officer
N. W. Lawson, Deck Officer L. Meg
zone, Walter P. Smith, Walter J.
Clark. Walter B. Manager.
Names of Missing Passengers:
Leslie Hobro. Miss May Dixon,
Mrs. C. E. Spithhill and child. Lii
liam B. Norman, Nick Pitulas Ben A.
Wade, Miss Anna l.. Cassidy, w. A.
Dyer, Minnette B. Harlan, Blanche
Fridd. Miss Alice Johnson, Miss
Beardon. ]. Holmes. Miss Wilson.
These Bodies Were Recovered:
Mrs. A. Birnbaum. Mrs. Stella Rear
don, Claron Vanderlass, John Van.
deriass, Mrs. e. C. Ward, Lille Ward,
four identified women.
Victims Taken to Hospital.
Ten passengers suffering from ex-
posure, some of whom will die, are
now in the hospital at Juneau. 9th
ers are. being taken to Seattle by the
steamship Jefferson.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
viii Again Confer.
Sc SBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Abby are
spending a few weeks with relatives
in Eldora.
Frank Sanders and Blanche Evans
were married at the home of Bert
Sanders in Searsboro on Tuesday,
August 5th. l. s. Sanders officiated.
The groom is the city barber and the
bride is the daughter Of |. l.. Evans,
of Grinnell
Mrs J. 0. Smith, of Newton, spent
few days last week with his friends
at the Mrs. s. G. Armstrong home.
NJ A. Latham, Fred Stilwell and
wife left for Kansas City Sunday
evening to buy cattle.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
New Church at osceoIa.

Az meeting OF the Presbyterian
congregation at Osceola the trustees
were instructed to sell their present
church building and lots and secure
a new location for the fine edihce
which is TO be erected soon.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Installing Auto Buses.

Fort Dodge is installing auto buses.
The big machines cost $4,000 each
and will no doubt prove a profitable
investment. as there Is no track TO
maintain, no trolley wires TO get out
of order, no big central plant TO eat
up money.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
THE rwentY.fifth Iowa.

September 25 and 26 are the dates
for the annual reunion OF the Civil
war veterans of Washington, Musca-
tine and Louisa counties. On the
same dates the annual reunion Of the
famous fighting Twenty-fifth Iowa
regiment will be held at Washington.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
When Noticeable.

Village Orator descending propo-
sition for the repair Of the reading
room rooD--I think you'll all agree
that the roof does leak very bad. Es-
pecially Is this noticeable In wet
weather. Punch.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Macmillan Goes To Texas Railway

Fred c. Macmillan, formerly res
ident OF Bussey and at present a
stakeholder in the Bank OF Bussey,
has resigned the position OF vice pres
ident Of St. Paul & Kansas City Short
Line and will soon go south where he
is to be vice president of a new road
in Texas
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Gravel Side kilIs Worker.

Mason City. Aug. l9.-Martin Dali
ey, employed by the Mason City GRAY
81 company. was killed last evening
by a cavern In the gravel pit. His
body ID covered by tons OF gravel.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
rri.citx poultry Show

The tenth annual poultry show Of
the TRICKY Faneiers. association win
be bel din Armory hall. Davenport,
the week OF Thanksgiving, Nov. 24'29.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21

forwarded the denial that officials
here relaxed their duties and took
rest. Officials here feared a sinister
motive behind these apparent official
and broadcast reports last night.
Lind confers With Huerta.
Mexico City, Aug. l9.-There is no
breach between Mexico and the Unit
ed States. Instead special envoy
Lind held an all nights conference
with President Huerta in the national
palace. Although it was known that
Huerta rejected the mediation plan,
officials here hold hopes that his re-
fusal to consider it was not final.
Since Envoy Lind reported that he
was in personal touch with the head
of the government there was per-
sistenl belief among the officials that
with the announcements from Lind
some sort of mediation plan might
yet be effected.
... .. Will Again Confer. .f-.
Mexico City, Aug. 19.-John LIND,
following his long conference with
President Huerta, during the night re-
manned today at the American en-
bassy awaiting instructions from
President Wilson He thinks there Is
still favorable opportunity for ne
gotiations Although Huerta has re-
jected the mediation scheme, 1t Is eX-
pected that Lind will again confer
with Huerta.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21

Mexico City, Aug, l9.-Genersl
Huerta has defied the United States.
His answer to the proposition OF Presi-
dent Wilson was made known to Spe-
cial Envoy John Lind, 1t refuses all
proffers OF mediation or any similar
suggestion from foreign govern
ment"
Envoy Lind has forwarded Huerta's
reply to Washington and win take no
further action until he gets instruc-
lions from the American state depart
ment
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
Reply Causes Surprise.

News of General Huerta's defiance
OF the United States through his fat
and unconditional refusal to accept
any and all offers of mediation pre-
scented by Envoy Lind occasioned the
greatest surprise here. in view of the
tenor of the reports in diplomatic cir.
eles since the arrival of President VIII.
sons envoy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
AND
new YORK PLAY ,
OCTOBEB I
Connolly, Egan, KLEIN and
Rigler Selected as Umpires
for First Game Of Word 5
Baseball Series.

fiiy Icnscd Wire 20 Evcmna IicraIh.
Philadelphia, Sept. 25.-Assuming
That the New York tenn viii win the
National league pcnnant the MEM
bers Of the National baseball commits
sion today decided that the arst game
between the club and the Philadelphia
American league team tor the World's
championship shall be played In Newt
York on October z.
The umplros agreed upon for the
series are \. n. Connolly. John j. Egan.
William KLEIN and Charles ]. Rlrlor'
The second game Viii be- played In
Philadelphia October after which
the clubs viii alternate between the
two cities In case q game Is post
poned because Of rain or for some
other cause or legal game Is NOT
played. the teams viii remain In tho
city where the postponcment occur
red until a LEGAL game shall have been
played. In the event Of n legal game
resulting In a tie. the two clubs viii
not play q OF In the city where IL
occurred but viii move on 90 the next
city the same AZ though the contest
resulted In one OF the teams winning
All games viii start at D. m. and
there viii be band concerts on each
ground from II "a. m. To p. m. The
players eligible for the series are;
New York-Burns. Cooper. Cram
dahl. Doyle. Demaree. Fletcher,
Fromme. Grant Hcrzog. Hartley
Marquard. wlltsc. Mathewson, MUIR
ray, Meyers. Mclean. Morklc. Robin
son. Met srmick. shafer snodgrass,
Thorp. Tesrcau, Wilson, Schupp.
Phlladeiphia--Sc hang. I.app. Tho
mas. Bender, Plank. CoomOs. Houck.
Brown. Shawkoy. Pcunock. Bush,
Wyckon. McInnis. Collins Berry.
Baker. orr. Davis, Layan. Oldring,
strunk, n. Murphy. y. Murphy
walsh. Daley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
LIKENESS
PUZZLES POLICE
IN TRAILING
SLAYER
Man in San Francisco Abso-
lutely Identified as Murder
er Of Indiana Second Hand
Dealer Has Complete Alibi.
PHOTOGRAPH NEARLY
CAUSED SUICIDE

[ (ny Leased wire % rsenlng ucrnld J
san Frnnclaco, sept z5.--Thcre
Was small doubt to-day In the minds
of the san FranciscO detective bu-
rcau that Joseph Ellis. the man
sought by the police OF Pittsburgh,
Louisville and indianapolis in con-
ncction with a series 81 hotel gobhcr-
les eliminating last Monday niaht in
the murder nj indianapolis Of Jo-
Heph Srhlansky. secondhand
clothes dealer. b. now iu me city iaii
here booked os Fred Brokaw.
Az the same time q SEEMED 90 be
established that though Ellis and
brokaw are the same person. the man
sought ie not the indianapolis slayer
The alleged murderer bore Il remark
able likeness 20 Ellis or Rrokaw-a
likeness 80 complete and satisfying
that phoioRiaph OF nrokaw sent out
b. the Pittsburgh police In circular
form ana which he admits 20 be- hiss
portrait has been positively Identified
by a woman who believed she mar
ried him. aud n man who believes
himself % be his father. The father
swooncd and the woman tried 20
commit suicide when shown the cir
cular. Yet Hrokaw was arrested
here on the day the indianapolis
murder was committed and he Is able
10 account Tor his movements satis-
faciorily for SOME time previous 20
hts arrest
irokaw denies that he D. Ellis. but
the evidence gives him the ne re
admitted today that he was arrested
in Los Angeles November ag. 1903.
The records or the Los Angeles policc
force show that on that date Joseph
Ellis, alias Fred nrokaw. alias Fred
boiey, alias r. White. was arrested.
'And the charge was obtaining
money under false pretensos?" he
WAS asked.
III was something about money"
admitted Brokaw.
Yesterday he said ne was arrested
In Los Angeles as descrtcr. Then
he was shown dispatch from Los
Angeles
Why. They're crazy" he cxciaim-
ed. I'm NOT Ellis never used that
alias and my father S. living IN Spo-
kane, not Richmond The only alias
er ! ever used began with tho letter
y. II they look 40 the register or
the Hotel Los Angeles where STAYED
they'll find that I was registered
there under my righi name as Brog
kaw and the newspaper clippings of
that date viii give me my right name.
too"