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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-05
Manus, J. o. Boyd.
Prosecuting attorneys - Henry
Walker, Lloyd G.. Norman.

Manus, J. o. Boyd.
Prosecuting attorneys - Henry S.
Walker, Lloyd G.. Norman.
Clerk-Albert vollers.
Officer-Sheriff John G. Scott.
Witnesses-Dr. Howe, Miss Flor
ence Arnold, Mrs. John Elgin. G. NJ.
Finney, Earl Frank and Edward F.
Carter.
Jury-A. 9. Peterson, J. p. Ingle, A.
C. Wustrow, J. A. NJ. Collins. II. F.
Kruger, F. P. Rehmeier, Prot. A. S.
Gill, DR.. ]. e. Forney, Chas. Allen, T.
C. Hudson. Dr.. w. P. Sherlock, Frank
INilmering.
Miss Florence Arnold was particu-
larly good in her part. as was Mrs.
John Egin, who appeared In black
face Another clever part Of the
funny show was the work Of Earl
Frank, who took the part OF colored
janitor. All in all the mock trial
proved a very laughable entertain.
ment and was greatly enjoyed by the
four hundred people who were present.
Runaway June Tonight.
The third episode of the thrilling
adventures OF the escaped bride in
Runaway June" will be the attrac-
ton at the Grand opera house tonight.
This serial picture continues in popu-
! larity and is becoming one Of the best
continued stories that has yet appear
ed in films. With Runaway June" to-
night will be shown an extra good
cartoon comedy entitled "Romiet ano
Julio" drawn by Bray, and an inter-
esting reel Of Pathe News, at Z, 8 and
9 o'clock:
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 and 4
O'Clock, Keokuk people will see their
own William Farmer in the cast of
1.-THE Three Musketeers,'' real mas
terpiece In six reels of feature film.
This photoplay is offered by the Grand
at the regular 5 and 10 cent prices at
only the matinee tomorrow, but will
be shown again Sunday night at Z: 10
and O'Clock. "The Three Muske
| teers" Is magnificent film production
from Alexander Dumas famous ro-
mantle ana historic melodrama and is
deliberately staged and correctly cos
tuned.
! Monday night real film classic Of
the very highest grade is offered by
Geo. Kleine in Julius Caesar" Prices
! for this attraction will be 20 cents for
the main floor with upstairs at ten
cents. There will be one matinee at
2:3O and evening showings at 7:1o
! and Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-05
HEARING is Transferred.

JJJnited Press Leased Wire Service.J
wASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Hear1ng on
the question of Jas. Sullivan'e fitness
60 serve in his present capacity OF
minister to Santo Domingo. were
transferred to Washington today by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-05
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
ct.d pres. A.,oe,atsons Tssrsph CAT.
Wlrs. -

4 PuAJ wis, 100; duc.
12@13c; geese, 11015c; spring cbi,s
ems. 16@1612c; turkeys. l4c s'llct
/ Potatoes Receipts, 10 cars. ",
consin whites, 45@50c; red 4o0s.
Michigan whites, 45@5Oc; red dVI Iss
45c, s0e
| New York Produce.
| NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Flour uo,..
quiet. firmly held. iA
| Pork market quiet. Mess. a9o N.
n. 90. 'AV0Vo
Lard market firm. Midi.
spot, $10.s5@1O.95. "eH
| Sugar, raw, market stronger e.,
trifugal test, $4.52; Muscayado "a
test, 1877. I"
Sugar. refined, market firme, a..
loaf, 1925: crushed, s6.15; powder Nv
| $5.45 @5.6 granulated, $535mss
Coffee Rio No. Z on spot, sAasT.
/ Tallow market quiet City =.
country. 6A@6Mc; special, eMc
Hay market easier. Prime, slA,u
No. 3. s5@9oc; clover, s5@s1.Io
Dressed poultry market firm. ChcL
ems. 14@22c; turkeys. 13@1sc; duck.
12@17c. '
1--we poultry market dull. Geese
,S;1g1 49, &C. uucAs, l1WIsc; fows
II11Wao72c; turkeys, I49l5c: roost
., 100 cAens, lo7s Vltc-
C1eo1o HArhet stronger. State milk
CONF mon 70 Speclai, l2@17c; full
sAiMs, oglc; sklms, common to
Speclais. eWls1c.
oc utter nlarkot Quiet. Receipts e.
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uay. oes n eonoral snoweu ue
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uning 500 .. Ivy ioss OF "a Cahau
ian FaclMc at Ioo; GOWN y anu Sou'n
ern racine AZ % ~, ioss OF ~
II q. m.-ioward the emo OF Tn
nrst nour prices weakened ana IN
market became much more active O
the decline. southern Pac1hc SOLO q
SI1s, on 29s- The minimum for TIL
STOCK Is II.
Noon.-A sharp break featured tn
second hour, but BY noon there wa
evidence OF better support than tn
market has had for the past few day
American Sugar Refining sold dow
to par.
Horse and Mule Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4.-Horses-Th
eastern demand was the main strengt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

SOUt0 ASsSGTV ana SfI0 lsVOs
Tonight brings the much talked or
Fuller sisters to Keokuk. 1t Is be-
lieved very large house viii greet
them, and patrons are urged to ger
their tickets now, or run the chance
OF not being able to got in tonight.
The Irish harp which the Misses
Fuller will use to accompany all the
folk songs, Is the instrument men,
toned In the earliest Irish history.
1t is constantly mixed up with our
earliest legends and was In use from
the remotest pagan times.
The old Irish harp was OF medium
size, or rather small. the average
height being about thirty inches; and
some we're not much more than half
that size. The harp used by the
Misses Fuller requires footstool or
low chair upon which to rest 1t and
raise to the required height. It Is
the national emblem Of Ireland and
IS mixed up with all the history, ro-
mantle and tragic, of the Irish peo-
pie.
The Fuller sisters are charming.
inimitable. appreciated by any one
who loves music.
Here is what some Keokuk people
who have heard them think Of them:
The Fuller Sisters: The enter
tainment of the charming Fuller
sisters is quite in class by IT.
self and must be seen to be I'M
derstood and appreciated.
Like our own Mrs. Collingwood
Tucker, they have discovered and
occupy a hith erto quite unexplored
and unoccupied field of poetry
and music in the Folk Songs of
England"
Some of their songs are IA
miliar, but they have collected
many others most interesting and
tuneful which they sing with
that apparent artlessness which
betokens the true artist. No
one should miss hearing this I'M
usual sort Of concert.
NJ. MD1GS.
To the Music Club:
Having seen the Fuller sisters
lately and having enjoyed them
very much, take pleasure in
telling everyone I know TO be
sure and go, as no one could be
disappointed in them and their at
tractive performance.
FLORENCE J. IRWIN.
Tickets are fifty cents. which Is
half the price charged in Chicago and
elsewhere Advertisement.
The Mock Trial.
People were hanging onto the walls
OF the Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium last
evening at the mock trial, at which
o. B. Towne was charged with steal
ing a rooster from Miss Florence Arm
old Every seat WAS taken and the
crowd was lined up against the walls
and in the doorway. For over two
hours the fun was fast and furious and
many local jokes added to the fun
Mr.. Towne was found guilty in spite
of the fact that it was easily proven
that he had not stolen the rooster
which later in the evening was
brought into court.
The testimony for the most part
had nothing whatever to do with the
case and the judges instructions to
the jury were about as clear as =
cloudy sky. The court room was in
an uproar of laughter from start t.
finish, the following participants In
the mock trial furnishing the evening :
amusement:
Judge-Mayor S. w. Moorhead.
Defendant-O. B. Towne.
Defendants attorneys-E. w. Nc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21

OEcsr Of tie day. Capt Thomas ResL
David Harvey q Providence. iz-= -
2, - !? ! Cav -zs T-es5zy -=z5----
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James Co-za-5crt rspo--a5 TCs<zzy
Lowell
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James Tray 10 LIN. Wll2lan Il Dor
dan 70 Ba-sc-. o-1a B--1s-Sa--s 20 West
Eeas. Roee-- NJ Merrill 70 Franklin y
4, : Lew Bean 70 Wells S=zca. N:cnas,
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Dennis TO Westerly, Z l
James P oS-sa o. CO. & Gs-y
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Jos1 Coogeiin Of Co 3 ware T-ss1z!
transferred &c tie hcsrtz-
The following were .sa. cu1 -ussazy
from Ire hospital Micha=l :, kelley II
O. 3. Te-rance pCoc2o- 70 Co =.
Tao--as Gilaetr 20 @ 3, JoAn z White
70 Co =. Frederick ReyIo16s % ca 3
George A Bst~sl % Co l a-.ii Villa
D CAMEL and James Tray 70 GO B
TIE tuns-ai Of the ,acs George 4 Per
As was held from TIE Home cAzpes :.
P e Tuesday. Rev. J Z Coc1-at
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Aloa-o Penney O. Rcsk,z-5. 1z.s CO
A. 1SS Ne Il. \. Spanish Wa, All
Charles G Rich @ B-cS.o-. LAKE @. 3,
18th Ne INF. to--a- --s-.e,s-s~ have bss-
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and Tho-as ? Higgins l2,s I. :. NAVY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
DIRECTORS OF
4. P.F0R THREE
YEARS ELECTED

Ns~ EorS- ATrs 1-As TIE anna
meeting today c. The Associated Press
TIE following publishers were elected IS
directors for tern os sA-s-e wears.
Fsetcr r Lawson. Chicago Ss~ "
IL Sowlss- Spokane SpoSsss-ars-R
D z 1owz. Lccsxyige Herald. = NJ
Johnston. Aoassoa Post. Herman RtSds.
NeE fo-s Cssy Ssaata Zsssuas.
The members c. IL Association -,s,.
i1Eaozasay voted 70 ,esclE1e the bylaw Ssxsar
the board c. directors power 10 ,-s,- :
member % discontinue he service Of a
coaaps-aag association
A recess was taken cntsa "a A NJ -.
borrow, wAsn s-szccacszser. VII e.e y-ss.
q the vote &c change the syss~s -e.s.-
M TO hours Of -sasssca,ica.
Members c. the ADVISER eaa-ss -
the ensuing year fer the caste, ss,x-ssso-,
were elected As fellows,
J. n Hummer, Springfield r--s,,
q A Meier. Allentown yraA Can
James w Greene. Buffalo gxp~rss
L e Hs->cA- Fttssa-s vossssssr
Van Lear Black Baltimore S--
Nominating ean-ssseeS F-sas S-.~
Nssssesser On HI Mer.2as Unsc,
Awaiting cczsr.s,sssS & e Ss~s,a ,x
sdea sCx-i Record.
~ the Aeserncon session he ~.sr,,.-.
~efe addressed by F~eaeses u
EaA former solicitor Sen>zss ex 80 -.
Cd SsateA : ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21

Chicago. Ap-zl 1.-THE Chicago
Eock Island and Pacific Railway Con-
pazy. vas placed IN the hands q re-
cs5vsrs y Judge Carpenters e-a1cA o.
TIE United States district court to
Gay
The company s6nlttea is liability
n nee. mare than sS.445sa 1'.a II saor.
tern. notes aid o-he- obligations one
te-veea now ard MAY ! and -he co1--
appointed K [. Nudge. president q
.he company. and Jscoo NJ D@cE--s11-
former secretary q war. receivers
Application for the -ecs-Ts-s1~p vas
made by the American SEee, Fo-7-
6-!.es Company. which aas claim q
abou, szs9ss against tie defendant;
A {. Ri6gsway. v3cs E7ssz5e-, q re
railway company. ansWe-.-s tA@ r'@ti-
z:c-. stated thu. = -=oe5ve-s1iP was
re hest means a. projecting credit
tArS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
GOV, Walsh URGES REASONABLE
AND JUST SYSTEM OF TAXATION

Boston Ar-Ll 1q--Eov=1o- Walsh
today sent message 70 -1= LsEsls,-
Ee urging lie eS-zh3lsA-3s-. -
reasonable and !1S- sgsssl q taxa
.soa- To tbs s26 h recolDso6%a
an AMENDED 70 the Constitution De-
signed 10 grant 10 the general c9-r-
adequate power 20 lax classes II
property with rsSpec- 10 5acols they
the state a16 -7s enactment u four
laws These LAWS world give cdi-
,.S.al authority 20 shs TEX co--ls-
ssons- make compulsory returns q
taxable properly by The cwrEs, would
retain Il ting STATE z-saS--E cS-asc -
.h= corporate franchise taxes and
bsok taxes With arg aow distributed
10 citizen a15 Io@1s 81 tae basis -
tie residence q the sAa-eso,os-x q
sha CORPORATIONS and would require
hanks and corporations - g9ye 70 the
tax commissioner Saca information as
they have regarding 20 bidders q
bonds ROW taxable
The xeTs-zcr 6wei1 particularly Up
IN What ne termed ne lIla1r1sSS @
-he colonization q the -zch II certain
communities whe-e xhe COS. O. gov
s--rs.z Is Light As an extreme Hrs
sra.sou. he CITED Tire te~a q. Orleans
-hsrs- he bad been eoa1- e- tie settle
-srs II = comparatively snail 1u-1-
her q individuals possessed It large
amounts cs hank aLo co-Rso-z1acsa
STOCK the inhabitants have bee. al
--.css- al loss 70 6eTlse means for
sDsrSsne TIE money now coming into
TIE treasury
I. she naasile. the Governor ws.t
cn other cities aid towns NstA tHol-
sands of inhabitants are uoshse 20 fur
rlsh adequate schools OF keep their
streets and pubic buildings n decent
repair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
B, & N, ABhND0NS EFFORTS FOR
THE PRESENT SESSION IN N. H.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
PLACED IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS

The railway company was tie oasN
property for TIE formation ~ 'e
Rock Island Company. winch = Sasc
practically % have disappeared -ro1Ea
re financial map and TIE Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific RsilEoSzd Go
The -a5.-ca6 company owned ss PEI
cent q tie s,ock - -sa RAILWAY co-r-
pary. wh:ch operated tie road II has
bee. to- several weeks II Ias hands y
3 receiver appointed n New York II
oui-y q tie legal department - TIE
road IS - tie poeSso, status q ire
Rocs Island company. which IS iu-r
o7z--es al . re stock q Ine railroad
Germany. elsczte5 tee reply
!. seems - nave 6iszRs,e2re5- It's
--,iv asset VS. - railroad company.
- Stock .. waich dropped - Z dol-
"a - -. G-6 With such asses Is
fate caa Dc imagine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21

London. April q. 2.2 P A-Ihe
British admiralty announced cAictally
today that the British submarine E-1s
was destroyed In the Dardaneales by
British pickle. boats
The text Of the admiralty annouEc-
mene follows
The submarine Ella which
grounded On Kephax Point last Sa1ur-
day appears 10 have been in danger
Of failing into tie eae1ys hands in
q eerviceahse condition Great efforts
were made by the Turks 20 secure her
Attempts TO destroy her By long range
IRE q ha.rleships failed
During the hight q the 18th two
picket boats-.hs; Of the Triumph
under Lieut. Commander Eric Robin
son. who commanded the expedition
assisted by Lieut. Arthur Brooke
P ". r and M5dshipnsn Claude
Goodwin both manned by volunteer
crews attacked the submarine The
boats were subjected 70 : veC heavy
fire. estimated q. ove- 3gss rounds
from For Nc. S. which vas ooiy a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
The-1s's c,a-oe- 6-anse'

Twe asssssxa-sC-. fer Hie'a0
were -ecssvsS 81 $50 evenings "a
a-as 81 T2.<a--es'S Ct-1s- t1as
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MIS-. Ege5 -AEeee- MIS- >&En L
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Paper, wAa- Constitutes
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Ts-,gss. -aGSsc BY the Gt's'srr n
Allen. Lester NcNS3ssl-1- Ao- "A
PIE ard MARY Cc-ssS- \ -
sEr wsg Ne held next Fr21Af
st which ss-,s the Thru Az
degrees viii e worked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
BRITISH PICKET BOATS sink
BRITISH SUBMARINE lone DEAD

few hundred yards distant and
number q small guns at short range
Notwithstanding this. the submarine
was 1orpeaoed and rendered useless
The Majesssc-s picket boat was hoied
and sunk bu, the crew was saved by
tie other boa, and the only casually
was one MAJ. who died ot WOUNDS
Vice Admiral De Robeck- speaks In
the highest terms Of all concerned
in this gallant enterprise Lieutenant
Commander Eric Robinson has been
promoted 20 2 commander BY the ad-
uns-al.y and report has been called
for OF the individual services Of 9th
e. officers and men with q view 70
their recognition
: dispatch from Cons-an-1norle va
Berlin received Saturday sasG that the
submarine Els lad rUn ashore In
TIE pa-daaeNes while reconaoitsEinE
She was shelled by q Turkish hs11s-y.
some Of her crew killed ~ Eolnoeo
and others taken prisoners ey me
Turks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
Mr.. AND MRS. A. WI
WHITNEY CHRISTIE
HANDSOME BALL Rl
Entertain Friends on Tusi
Evening at First Of /
Dancing Parties-Occasia
One Of Great Pleasurs-l
ord Party This Evening

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21

L.o-zC- April -, s@ ? ME
-,--sa-v.-.o. y TIE oo-1a interests
# 81 re vs2ze-s n China " me il
sr,ca II ..A z-5e2e-5s-cs s25 ne
integrity q tie Chinese republic an
,hs principle % equal Opportunities ~
ssls c,onEa-ce s15 lctls--y O. az
countries II China was declared by
S-r EoEa-d Grey, foreign ssc-s-a-.-
10 te shs v,oa3c. . - British govern
le-. II Caz-A
ST Edward spoke Il the House q
Can-ozs Re vas ASKED ( -u-oe- a.
sgues-iols concerning -hs Negotiations
-oE gong O. between China and ia
par hu, replied that L -1e present
cSa-6.s.o-s- while Tire negotiations we-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
SIR EDWARD Grey SOUNDS BRITISH
POLICY TOWARD CHINA INTEGRITY

s--u proceeding. h vas co- aale 70
-1ke z detailed statement Speaking
generally however. n declared E1a-
Ine gye.scv ot ne British government II
China c--1aued u he governed ty
re e-s q tie A1gto-JzEa1Hse sE-ee-
nan- IS defined ah.cve-
TIE foreign secretary added III. t,=
Eove-le-. WIS n CLOS -9ZcA with
G:Vlunzt5c cz-,as n Ch51s a-i Japan
and WIKI ca-ls-czal bodies Interest
al II -he Far Eas. and The House
might -es1 assured that TIE govern
nea1 would s-5aaTc- 10 secC-e 70 the
t.es- u its atzia-y. Fl orl 5lo- -
British cg@Ecs Il al paris q
China
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
20 Ways to the
California xpo,it;,

n the title Of an attractive h.,
issued BY the Chicago & Nor,s 3
ern Ry, which outlines IN co.
form forty different attractive s
from Chicago to Calitorni,
shows plainly By a series q o,s
maps how you mag visit bob rs
lions and see the gra.dest -
ecenery and the localities nos, -
esting to the sightsee- snrou,s
You should have this booS,.
properly plan your trip 70 the D..
Coast and the California Ernc.;.:
l, viii save you time a.d mo,"a
Mailed free with o,hsr E,as..
which VIII assist you Il de,err;S
tie places you wish to visit e,.
and giving rates, conrlete ~!
service and full particulars Aas0
J. E. Britain. G. A, 20 Wasb;n~
St. Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
TEMPERANCE MEASURE
IN BRITISH HOUSE IS
DESCRIBED AS "CANT"

L7a6o1 April - $50 P Mn o--
der thai I'll classes be On the sane
footing WITH regard 70 drinking fail
tiles TIE House - Commons this aft
eZooa had before = sslf-de1y1rE
o-6aancs baaish51s Alcoholic drinks
from the House so- the continuance
ot THE WAY Il moving this -esolE-
Gol- Thomas Ewa-d Wing l21e-al
member for Durham explained that
he cid nos desire 10 suggest : high
state q i1telpe-Eacs ano1S ths leg
islato-s~ but he cid want rieh and
poor. peer and Peasant 10 b. treated
siika
Sir Arthur Markham described the
resolution as pl-e cant He nen-
toned 1sa fart -kas the total valss
q. liquors Consumed n -hs smoking
roo- q tie EoEse during ehe two
days Il Was n session izs- week was
less than four sAlElgs GID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
COMMISSION UPHOLDS
CERTAIN MESSAGE RAT
OF WESTERN UNION \

Washington. Ap-TI sa-T1e Nes]
Union Telegraph Ccsl-a-y's staa
message rates between New y
and San Francisco and is
rates between New YORK 70 poins
England were pronounced no1
reasonable OF uas1Stly G!scrlniik|
today by the Interstate Coz"
Commission TIE rare 70 san q
casco was attacked oy afn
yrSeSDce dealers II New Eors 80 4
a. the lower rates to- p'ssS
patches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
l. II. -. Honor Paris

Lewiston Ne April es-The toa-
loving parts were assigned az Lewis
ton high Tuesday TIE ranks were
Close and the elective paris VII be an
1olzceS sccc:
Aida Herring vz,edscsory- Mari
Ma66s-- saluta1ory- J. WeSsey Co
h-L Frances Garceson- Abraham Sc
gal Mildred Perkins. Lillian Tsnkhsm,
Theresa whi1emcge