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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
TUESDAY

Durkee's teams were loading freight today ct the 0 H X T Co's store for the Oso Negro.
 The committee on Fourth of July celebration desire to engage the ser vices of p'rson who fully under stands conducting 6 barbecue on 6 la:ge scale. The committee has in contemplation giving a grand barbe- cue ss 8 feature of the days celebrs- ton. Any per.on competent to su- psrintend the came is reques'ed to make h mseli known t A L Grow or W W Wocdmsn. There is 6 gang 0! ten Chinese just below the line at San Pedro, who have been closely watched for some weeks The frrt attempt they may make to cross will result in their spprehen.ion and free trip to San Francisco and Hong Kong.
 A Mexican brought in big piece os roasted beef yesterday from Cochise Stronghold which the Apscbts had left after flushing their grand bsroe- cue.
 Mics Addie Slaughter wss met s' Benson by friends. on her way home and arrived in Tombstone last night
 The Rescue Hose Go were called out without slarm this afternoon tt extineuish an ipcipient blaze in th' rear of Dr Goodiellow's stable, in tb, lot adjoining that of the PsosPEcTol office. No damage done.
 The various customs officers on tn border in this territory have beel directed to close their accounts witl tbe present collector up to the even ing of June 30th. It would sppes from this that the new collector. Nj Cbri-t, will assume charge of the GUS tome district of Ariznpa after tbs date. His headquarters will be . Noeales. and Ariaons will hencefort sail her own customs bost-
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
From Tuesday's Daily.
Dies at Aue of 87 Years

II Oseo ot NSC VI Os tVosS
 Word wss received in Tombston' yesterday by friends of M's c A Misn' formerly of Tombstone, but now o San Joee. Cal .oi the death scmetim' last week of Mic Misnos father, Nil
 Jo eph Desimone a: the ripe old sg' of S7 years. Mrs Niano has many 'riends ia old Tom bstone who CT. cory to hear of her bereavement.
 Deceased leaves large number o children and relatives so mourn his death.
 Is In Bisbee On Business
 Secretary J N Gaines of the Cochi.e County Tsxpayers Association is in Bisbee for several days CD business matters.
 Complaint Dismissed The felony complaint against A E Williams for wife desertiob, vas dis- missed at Bisbee yesterday afternoon by Justice High, on motion of Assist- mt District Attorney Murry, as Wil- liams has been reconciled with his l wife and he also paid all sspenses He was brought back from Tonopsh. Nevada, by Sheriff W heeler.
 Was Over from Bisbee Attorney s K Williams of Bisbee was visitor in the county seat yes- terdsy on matters before the .uperior court.
 Visitors from Pearce
 Mrs Cbas. M Re e7aud, ard SOD Charlie, accompanied by Mir and Mrs Jas Dsiglish And MT Harry Gonzalez were visitors in the county seat todsy returning home in the afternoon. Tombstonite Graduates
 Announcements ofthe gradust tion of Henry Newton Wolc7tt from the class of 1914 at Pomona College, at 'Ciaremont, Gal ., have been r ceived in Tombstone. The many friends of Newton will no doubt be pleased to hear of his graduation from college this year. and of his rapid advance ment in school work, and he, DO doubt, has bright future before him. Returned to Bisbee
 Mrs A Moffett return ed to her home at Bisbee last evening sfter spending the day here with friends. Here from Oregon
 Mrs E E Galloway of Portland Ore. gon, a near friend of Mrs Judge Dup can, arrived last evening, and will spend several dave in the salubr;ous climate of Tombstone, the guest of Mrs Duncan.
 No Mail Until 3 O'clock Today
 The morning train form the east to- lay was about sn hour late and tte morning mail was rot brought up un. til the afternoon train on iis return from Benson.
 Leave for Douglas Massrs Ed and Wm Hicks and sister, Mre J T Kingebury left today for Douglas ty suto, for a visit of sev- ersl days in the smel,er c.ty. Left for Los Angeles | Master Charles Cummings, Jr. left this morning for Les Angeles, Cal, where be goee to speud the summer with his mother.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
From Wednesdays Daily.

Went To Bisbee Cattle Inspector Porter MoDonald,
 went to Bisbes yesterday on business
 matters.
 visiior from Bisbes Attorney Ed FlsnniRan of Bisbes was among the visitors in the county eeat today on matters before the sue perior court.
 h The Superior Court Judge Lockwood of the superior conrt hes been hearing civil case from Douglss for the pact several days. and same is before the court today.
 h from Ranch
 Thos. Hsberstok, the we'll known rsncher of Sycamore Springs is in town today on business.
 Goes to Tucson Mir Jsmison, ~ho recently located here iron: New York Tor his health went to Tucson this morning on . days visit and will return tome this evening.
 Visitors from Benson
 Alfred LeBa.on, IA Gun,n ard J Cur,iss were visitors in Tombstone yes,srday from their home as Benson. Returns from Fl Paso
 WP Thompson proprietor of the Tombstone Billiard Psrlors and one of the Fourth committee returned home thi. morning from Fl Psso. where he has for the past several days on busi. ness matters.
 Here On Legal Matters
 Attorney F Ross of Douglas is . visitor in the city today on legal matters.
 Returned to Bisbee
 FW Lange of Bisbee returnsd hone last evening 10 bis home after att. nd. ing to matters before the court here. Left for San Jacinto
 U. $. Court ommissioner for Tombstone. Wm Fowler, and pres,a dent of the Abstract, Title Insurance Company O Tom mbstone accompanied by his family, left this morning for San Jacinto, California and other coat points on . months pleasant outing. Rumor has it that "Bill" Fnwler will make the run for Justice of the Peace of the Tombstone pre-. ceinct this fall on the Bull Moose ticket, and come do surmiee that "Bill," who is . leader ot the Bull Moose fraction in rombs.one has gone to consult the leaders of the party in California, where it is said the Pro- gressiyes are "psesty strong" Received Car of Lumber
 Contractor H M Eckerman yester- day received . carload of escorted lumber and same is today being nn- loaded by J H McPherson, and stored in the Lumber Yards of Mr Ecker. man. He reports many improves ments round about town, and is being kept very busy these days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
WEDNESDAY

The Nogales Record offers 6 years subscription to the ones who come nearest to giving the population of either Nogales Pima county or Ari- xous, as returned by the final census report. As it places no limit on the number Of "oues" all ite subscriber, have to do is to fall into line and guess
 The court houee is receiving some necessary repairs.
 Mis- Mae McHenry is confined tc her home on sceo1nt of illness. sc Baeg and two children are ex pecsed home tomorrow. Paul B Warnekros has this dsy re | ceived . carload o: the celebrate, schhtz Keg Beer direct from MiIwau kee.
 Our streets gre difrupts ly di t, l cod should be cleaned before ~e ir vise gussts for sbs Fourth oi July.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
In From OouaIas

Attorney Bruce Stevenson of Doug
 las is among the legal visitors in tn county seat today on business befol i the court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21

Returns from Bisbee Mrs l. F Kuchenbecker returned home today from Bisbee, where eh' has been for the past few days visitioi with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
Returns With Prisoner
Returns to Douglas

Returns to Douglas
 A s Cook returned to his home q Douglas last evening alter spendin aever.l days in Tombstone ou . vis with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
From Mondays Daily.
Motor to Bisbee

chof'u marry V " ueeief anu DePu ties "Red" Cannon and Percy B ,wdel and Supervisor John Rock, went t Bisbee this afternoon in tie count auto, Sheriff Wheeler having il custody. Williams. the man wsnte' for wife desertion.
 Prominent CattIemen In Frank Mosou, the well known cattl baron of Lewis Springs. accompsni-' by Lon and Jack Parker. motorsd q the county seat today on businee matters. returning home this after noon.
 Motored 10 Bisbee
 Deputy Clerk of the Court Ray l Krebs and Assistant Clerk of tb, Board of Supervisors c H MeMaho- went to Bisbee yesterday via auto snt returned home in the evening, Receives Sad News Mir WD Cowsu, the well krowr cattieman of the sulphur spring valle, left today for Dallas, Texss, having received word of the death of hi' brothers SOD. He was accompanied by his daughter. Mrs Wm DAvis, who wsll continue on from Dallas to Oms- hs, Nebraska, on a visit with friend. and relatives.
 Back From Bisbee
 Depusylsheriff Percy Bowden re. turned home yesterday from Bisbee at the wheel of "Old Cochi-e," the county auto, having spent the past week at the Hill City everlasting the car.
 Returns from Bisbee
 Mrs l. F Kuchenbe returned home today from Bisbee, where che has been for the past few days visiting with friends.
 Returns With Prisoner
 Sheriff Harry 0 Wheeler returned hon yesterday from Tonopsb. Neya- da, having in custody the man Will liams, charged with wife desersion. Returns to Douglas
 A s Cook returned to his home at Douglas last evening alter spending seversl days in Tombstone ou c visit with friends.
 Leaves for Globe
 Ivan Johnson. for the past year one ot tie managers of the Borderlsnd Theatre. took his departure yesterday for Globe, where he gees to take 8 position there. While he will be away from Tombstone, Mir Johnson never. ,heless has not severed his connection ,ith the theater. and has left L~o dill in charge nf his interests her. Ir Hill will hereafter do the operst- ug at the chow, while c L Blackburn will still remain in charge of his in- teHests in the concern as heretofore. Returns from Lowell
 Mrs John Rock returned home today from Lowell, where she has been since Saturday visiting with her aunt, Mrs George Wbsley of that place. Back from Bisbee
 Mrs A H Harmon returned home today from Bsbee after . several dayt visit with frie ends.
 On Official Matters
 County Surveyor J s McNeish went to Tucson today or matters Of officia nature.
 In From Douglas Attorney Bruce Stevenson of Doug. las is among the legal visitors in thu county seat today on business befor i the court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21


 WARRANTY DKED T Chan. bers ct ux to P HAni- gan, Dousls- prop. ....-.. 10 .. T Day ct ux 10 T Blevine, land ....... lVUO . 6 Portillc ct ux to N Agui- ls-, Douglas prop ...... 200 {. c Laurin to R'i.y, Douglas prop ..... iooo = ASSIGNMENT Oi mortgage. A Sames tos Mcguire. Dooglss prop ... 10 :.
 A6REEMENT Miller with 0 Rush. .... 5000
 WARRANTY DEED B Caballe-o ct uxtoW Whal- sn, Benson prop. ........ 10 .. Cock to J Pindjsk ct ux, Bisbee prop. p.............. 10 .. W Tn ~mpson to Mary. Alice and Vsleecs Thompson, Douglss pr P .......--... .. W Thompson 70 NJ Thomp con ct al. Douglss prop.... 50
 REALTY MORTGAGE w Kanese,eret ux to Rume~ iy Products Go. land to SC. cure os1 .. Douglas Inv Go to Curby ct uy. Douglas prop. p.... POO ..
 possEseoRY RIGHT G Monzing. land ..........
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE R Sloan to Tuney, live stock to secure 3OOO0 ..
 RE MORTGAGE 2 Sanders ct ux to Suits, DouRlss prop to cure.... l5OO .- Kerby ct ux to Ellen Fisher Douglas prop to secure.... 300 Dunmore to c Slaughter Douglas prop to secure. 400 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of Lowell to J Dun- more. .--.... ..--....-
 Q. c. DEED s Fl RR Co to Brquillss L X c Go, land. ....-.... .2lO60 F McCsrtby ct ux to F GRui. Ia, land ........ ....-- 45
 PATENT U 3 to 8 FTP RR Go, land. -.
 BILL OF SALE Maude Cox ct sl to Ross Sloan, live etock. k.........- l6OOO .. 8 Toney to R Sloan, live stock240OO ..
 WARRANTY DEED J Barnes to c Sanders ct ux Douglss prop .........- l0 = R Johnson etu1 to R Stephens Douglas prop ........-... 10
 Q.C. DEED tI ce German ct al to W Tay- Tor. Bisbee prop ..-. .. Alice German ct alto Frances Hersom, Douglas prop o Taylor ct al to Alice Gore man, Douglas prop. ..
 WARRANTY DEED c Cornell ct ux to " Utter. back, Cochise prop. 200 .. Mary Leverich to c Roberts lsrd .-................ looo -. W Riggs ct ux to c Roberts land l0 .. PATENT U 8 to J Ro.en, land ... - cHArrEL MORTGAGE G Larson to Ellen Fisher, ! auto 70 secure. IO ..
 R. F.. MORTGAGE Mrs B Willisms to Cochise B &L Ass'o, Warren prop to secure oV" | ! 6iliman ct uK to Cochise B | &L Assn, Warren prop to G. cure A0Vo
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE tER Pirtle Co to Gila Valley
 Auto Transfer Go. sutoe.. 7Oi2 5 8 Reed to P~D Mer Go. fur. ni,ure ........... lOs " Parks to scheerer, live
 etock to secure -...... ZOO
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
Dr 6rebe In

Or 6rebe In
 Or Grebe. of the Copper Queen En. gineer Corps, is in the city again to- day on business matters connected with his interests, He will remain for several days.
 Fourth Celebration Going Smoothly Everything for the grand Fourth of July Celebration is going along smoothly. Both committies On arr engagements and 6Dance are busy, and the Tombstone City Band, which will render music throughout she day, is practicipg new music almost nightly
 Hon. W G Gilmore win render the orstion, Everythirg bss been secured
 for the barbecue. The big free dance
 has sll been arranged for. ard the
 sport. program hes been completed The publicity end of the celebration il being at t'erded to ip great shape and large crowds from almost every section ) oi the county are expected. Circular
 ard Postere, telling of Tom bstonei } celebration are being sent out brt d
 cast.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
Will Hold Regular Meeting

The regular meeting of the Woman't Christian Temperance Union will bt held at the home of Mrs Reach or Tcesdsy afternoon from four to five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
TRAVIS WINS TEST
ROUND AT LAKEWOOD
Veteran Golfer Leads Qualifying
Field With 74-Mars-
ton Second.

NEW YORK. May with a score of
"a. which led field of eightytwo
starters. Walter J. Travis of Garden
City won the qualifying medal the first
day of the annual spring golf tourna-
ment of the Country Club Of Lakewood
yesterday. He needed Al strokes on the
outward trip, but settled down return
ing. and he had to, for Max r. Marston
of Baltusrol was on hand with IS.
Scores in first flight of sixteen were
well punched, for at rs were Maurice
+. Risley OF Atlantic City, who might
have won the medal if his putting had
been in order and H. A. Steiner Of
Inwood. At SO We're Horace T. Cook of
Trenton, who got down to the final
round against Travis at Lakewood last
year, and Gardiner w. White of Flush
ing. who has announced his intention of
competing in all events of this kind
this year White could not get going
on the first nine holes and required 43
strokes to go out Scores of 50 just
got In the chief set
DR.. Theodore Senseman of Atlantic
City. who won the principal cup at that
place last week. was unable to gain a
place in the first sixteen. He had to be
content with a 90. One of the surprises
was the failure of Hamilton K. Kerr
of South Shore to gain a position in the
first flight. He needed So, because of
a very Indifferent outward journey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
Cardinals Statement.

The signed statement of Cardinal
Gibbons reads:
Il believe that the right of the peo-
pie to determine by the operation of
a local option law whether saloons
shall or shall not be closed within
their respective communities is in har-
mony with the American principle of
and ] congratulate the
people of Charles county in that they
will have the right to settle this ques-
ton by ballot May 16 next. and. real
izing the damage which has been done
by the liquor traffic in this county,
sincerely trust that at the coming
election they will Danish forever the
licensed saloon, as J believe it will be
to the best interests of their people. :
Rev. NJ. w. Clair, pastor of Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church, coiored,
is taking an active interest in the
local option fight. The pastor trav-
eled through lower Maryland for sew
eral years in connection with his
church work and is familiar with the
conditions there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01

mand Tallahassee to treatment Naval
Hospital. Washington, D. c.
Lieut.. j. II. Blackburn. from staff,
commander-in-chief. Pacific reserve
feet to staf of Rear Admiral r. NJ
Doyle
Lieut.. c. c. Pegram, from staff. com.
mander-in-c chief. Pacific reserve feet, &c
yickshurg.
Lieut. 4. A Garcelon. jr.. from stan
commander-in-chief, Pacific reserve
fleet to staff of Rear Admiral r. NJ
Doyle.
Lieut. (junior grade> A. G. Olson. from
West Virginia to Vicksburg.
Ensign Arnold Marcus. from Intrepid
Ensigns e. H. Geisenhoff and H. c
Lee. to Vicksburg.
Past Assistant Surgeon o. j. Mink
from st. Louis to Naval Hospital, Puget
sound Wash.
Assistant Surgeon P F. McMurdo. NJ
R. c.. from Pacific reserve feet to Vicks
Chief Machinist W. W. Booth. from
Reina Mercedes to Tennessee.
Pay Clerk F. J. Farber. appointment Il
Colorado cancelled.
Lieuts Gunior grade) Haller Belt anc
E. F. Buck, from staff commander-in
chief, Asiatio fleet. to home, wait orders
Lieut.. Gunior grade) ]. E. Iseman. jr.
| from aid to governor general, Manila
| P. l., to home, wait orders.
| Ensign E. G. Haas. from Decatur 4
| home. wait orders.
Ensign G. L. Woodruff. to Decatur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
TO INSTALL CREDIT BUREAU.
Retail Merchants Association Also
Plans Collection System.

The credit mems section of the Retail
Merchants Association met last night in
the assembly room Of the association, in
The Star building. Work of installing
the new credit and collections bureaus
of the organization was taken up. The
credit men established rules of practice
for the conduct of both bureaus. Chair
man Alfred Mayer announced that the
labor of installing the new credit system
would be completed in a few days.
As "a result of last nights conference
the board of governors Of the associa-
ton will be asked to take up certain
new work that has met with eminent
success in other cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01

horse that will be remembered for his
splendid performances a year ago. In
this class Diamond. a gray gelding,
owned by William P. Emo. president OF
the Washington Riding and Hunt Club
also is entered
Morning Glory. 4 six-year-oid bay mare
owned by Walter Hanley of providence
r. l.. attracted much attention by net
workouts at the exhibition grounds. 18th
and D streets northwest yesterday. This
mare is entered in the ride-and-drive
combination class. and will compete with
such well known horses as ldleignt
owned by Miss Ella F. Ivers Of New
Bedford. Mass. and Golden Scepter and
Golden Rod, owned by DR.. Y. T. Church
man OF Charleston. W Va
All the stables at the grounds are now
occupied and owners who arrived today
We're forced to obtain accommodations
for their horses in private stables Tan.
bark has been spread in the arena and
the work Of decorating the grounds
completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
RECEPTION TO GEN. LAKE.
Army and Navy Union Greets Com
mander-in-Chief.

The Presidents Own Garrison, No. 1Oi,
of the Army and Navy Union last night
at Pythian Temple rendered a reception
TO Gen. II. Oden Lake, commander-in-
chief of the organization. Following the
reception there was dance.
Gen Lake was accompanied by Col
John McElroy. newly appointed depart
ment commander for the District of
Columbia: Col. W. II. Roach, Capt
]. Walter Mitchell, Maj. d. j.. Rice and
Col. Robert +. Ffnucune. all of his staff
Gen. Lake said the Army and Navy
Union IS now prepared to furnish three
regiments of veteran soldiers.
During the dance Miss Myrtle Mitchell
and Miss Eson Reynolds gave an exhibit
ton of the tango.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
ELECTION AT SOMERSET, MD.
Mayor and Two Councilmen Are to
Be Chosen Monday.

\ mayor and Two councilmen are to be
chosen at the election TO be held in SOM
crsct Md. Monday. Judges Of the cleo
ton Will be w ". White. John i. Cox
and L ~ Griffin The polling place will
he ut the farmhouse, on Cumberland ave
nue.. and the polls will be open from 6
o'clock to . o'clock pm.
The present mayor of Somerset IS
Warren w Biggs. and the two council
men for whom successors are to be elect
ed are Charles 5. Moore and James A.
Nelson. Their successors will be elected
for terms Of two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
JUNIOR MARKsMEN'S MATCH.
MRS. M. A. KNAPP'S FUNERAL.
Services at St. Patrick's This Morn
Enlightenment in Connecticut.

Funeral services for Mrs. Martin \.
Knapp. wife of Judge Knapp OF the
United States circuit court. We're held
this morning at st. Patricks Church.
Mgr. William T. Russell officiating. The
honorary pallbearers were Chief Justice
White and Justice Mckenna of the Su-
preme Court of the United States Sen
ator George Sutherland of Utah. Justice
Anderson of the District Supreme Court
Robert Lansing Of the STATE Department
Commissioner Clements and Commissions
er Clark OF the interstate commerce COM
mission and John Joy Edison.
The burial will take place at Middle
town, Conn. Judge Knapp, with relatives
and friends. is 10 leave Union station
this afternoon AT 90 pm, in specia
ear. attached to the federal express
reaching MiddletowE at $50 O'Clock TO.
morrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
Favoritism Is Charged.

The Barnhardt report makes some
caustic comments ON the administration
of the government printing office in the
past 1t Is stated that gross favoritism
was shown in the installation of type
setting machinery several years ago and
that a ruinously extravagant price was
paid for 1t. One printer installed ma
hogany furniture with brass trimmings
in the job composing room in place of the
good quartered oak cases and furniture
which were there. 1t is charged that
public printer installed an audit and
cost keeping system operated by private
contractors that cost the government
s13s no in less than two years"
1t is said the committee, which investi-
gated the audit system found nothing of
any account which the system accom-
plished and had it ousted. However, be-
fore the system was fairly uprooted. 1.-The
public printer had practically turned over
the management of the entire institution
to the private promoters of the audit sys-
TEN. Companies composed of the same
individuals as the audit system were
awarded contracts for printing supplies.
The government printing ssficc has to
this day hardly recovered from the dis
organization and confusion occasioned,
saws the committee. 1t is also reported
that private pleasure trips as far away
as Nova Scotia Were taken by printing
officials on funds belonging to the public
printing in days gone by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
CARDINAL s WORDS CHEER
ANTl-SALOON WORKERS
His Statement on Liquor Issue Used
in Local Option Campaign
in Maryland.

Anti saloon workers in Charles
county. Md, who are lahoring to put
the county in the dry column two
weeks from tomorrow. when the local
option election Will be held, are jubi-
liant over the stand taken in the mat
ter by Cardinal Gibbons. At the solicit
tation of the temperance forces Cardi-
nal Gibbons yesterday put himself on
record as favoring the abolition OF
the saloons in the county. i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
CHOSEN TOWN TREASURER.
W. E. Godron, Washington Hig
School Graduate, Honored.

Word has just been received here Of
the election of William +. Godron. 4
graduate of Business High School of this
city. with the class of 1900 as treasure
of the village of Port Chester. y. Y, on
the republican ticket.
Mr.. Godron was born in Washington n
1852, the son of George and Alice God
ron. While in high school he was an
officer in the cadet regiment, and later
became sergeant in the National Guard
of the District of Columbia
After graduation Mr. Godron worked
for the Norfolk and Washington steam
boat Company and the Adams Express
Company. April =. 1905 he entered TIL.
employ of the Trust Company Of Port
Chester as assistant hookkeeper late
becoming general bookkeeper, For Tn"
past three years Mr.. Godron also has
been treasurer of hook and iadde,
company in Port Chester He Is an
active worker in Manaro Lodge. No ea:
+. A. A. NJ. In 1906 he married Miss
Beatrice Markert of Port Chester