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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19

New Yo-k-c4np No. 1891. New
Nor,h c.roliaa-csnp No. 1924.
AshsviIls-
So-sa DAko,a-csnp 20. lo45s,
ohIo-CAup No. sTss. Columbus.
OkIahOua-Canp No. 1916. Wau
korals.
PelnsylvAnia-CafnD No sfs-. sun
Rhode Islaae-canp No SIZE. PrOyi-
sssk.,eae~aa-cAmp 40. 1882
south Dako,a-cAmp No. 274o. Edge
Teaasssee-camD No llsss. Chat;a-
n0oEa-
Te1as-Camp No. 1876. Bolton
Utah-Car1p SO. $3.50. ogden
ver1nuut-Camp No 15s55. West
RutsIand.
virrlaIa-Canp No. 1872. Norfolk.
washinEtou-Carnp No. 1924. Seat
tie.
wes; vlrsizia-Camp 40 $685.. Blue
feIt-
wisoousin-Camp No 1882. Mnwau-
kee.
V-yomizE- Camp 80. 51g5. Sheridan
Rock Falls Winnie.
The prize baluer for Illinois went
% camp 40. Isl a. Rock PALS. which
reported 20 limitations Tor the year.
The Iowa banner went 20 camp No
ST. Britt. with - Invitations. The
highest number OF limitations report
"a was from camp 40. 1882. Hender-
son. Eeutuc<y. which adopted ifs
rev members during fhe year. Camp
No 1885. Bel;on. Texas. vas a close
second f1r lurisdictiozai honOTs. with
1ff nov member
n .s tEe custom % make the award
ing Of q state prize banner the occa-
sion Tor quite a celebration on tho part
% the lucky camp. the head consul
aBpo-ut.uz O. special Representative %
deliver the praseniation address. and
tte camp ita.-If arranging an interest
ms program
Ties m Two States
This year q peculiar .ifuatIon OK
lse lr Idaho and New Jersey. Tor iu
those states fvo camps lay claim 20
fre banner wltr equal rights. IT, order
f1 avoid p-rtiaiify. pr the awarding Of
.re prize hv 'Ee dipping of coin. the
executive council ruled that each or
r-a camps tied FOR FIRST place should
raTf the banner for six uo1fhs-
The prize banner awarded 20 the
camp f1 che Jurisdiction having the
largest beneficial membership on Jan
O.. 1918. remains iu the possession OF
uu $50. -1S2. Kansas City. No.
which has held that rank Tor many
years This camp had 2.4s1 member
ON the date mentioned The second
largest camp i1 the whole jurisdiction
% Wc1d-raft i8 Independence camp
80 20. Rock Island. with 2.3s7 mem
ba-r on Jan. T. There are - camps
ir trc Jurisdiction with n membership
90 over 1000. seven OF them being 10
Gated i1 Illinois. urm-,y-at Rock Is
land. CsicsEo. Rockford. Peoria. Au-
r1-a. Decatur aid EIgi1-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19

! in opposite directions, the course IS
divided by barricades of baled straw
anchored to the roadway by cables
This division line in a nine foot wall
covered with burlap and pads. This
constitutes the safest form Of barrier
ever employed on q race course.
The grand stand, before which viii
be the start and finish Of both races,
seats $4,000 persons and faces the
bay of San Francisco. The races will
start At 10 O'Clock in the morning,
and are expected to be over by 2
O'Clock IN the afternoon. It Is est
mated that nearly TWO hundred thous-
and spectators will view the contests.
All the news all the time The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
BIND DONzA over
AS WHITE SLAYER
HELD TO FEDERAL GRAND JURY
UNDER $1,000 BONDS IN HEAR
ING AT PEORIA
Local Officers Testify When Case q
Taken BY United States Com
missioner Morgan.

William Dome. arrested in Rock Is
land several weeks aEo, was bound
owe. TO the federal grand jury in Peo-
ria yesterday afternoon BY the T. s
commissioner. under $4,000 bonds. on
the charge OF violating the Mann act
Chief OF Police Brinn. Detective Tom
Cox and Commissioner Archie Hart
we're present and testified az the hear
lnE They returned 10 Rock Island
late last night.
Dome f. charged with taking a wild
oV. Mrs. Mary Baker. now his wife.
from Kansas City 10 Rock Island last
September after a fake marriage. Later
the couple moved 10 Davenport. where
they conducted n rooming house. com
inE 20 Rock Island about a month ago
They rented light housekeeping
rooms a. 1910 Third avenue. and were
living together as man and wife. when
Dome vas arrested by Detective Cox.
after a complaint had been made by
her brother. G. G. Whitaker. 1903 Sec
ond avenue.
Upon advice OF his attorney. Harry
McCazkrlu. Dome married the woman
Ca county jail last Monday, hoping
thereby 20 escape prosecution.
is Mother Of Five.
n was claimed AZ the time that the
criminal element was taken out OF the
case However. the marriage seems
20 have no LEGAL bearing on the case.
though 81 may be used in plea for
leEiency. when Dome faces the fed
erll grand jury. The woman is moth
or Of five children by her first mar
rage. three OF whom have attained
r-.---itu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
COASTING VICTIM ABLE
TO BE REMOVED TO HOME

William Smith. former reporter Of
the Times, who sustained broken
leg IN coasting accident Jan. I 3, and
who has been confined to ST. AN
thongs hospital since that time, was
removed to his home at sos Twenty.
fourth street yesterday afternoon and
is improving rapidly. He is now able
to sit up occasionally for short per-
iods
His many friends viii be pleased to
learn that his condition is much i'm
proved at the present time. The frac-
Uure was q serious one, the bone spin
tering and Drotruding through the
flesh, and some time win be required
to heal the injured member.
Nation, Ill.-Mrs. Martha Gabbert
of this city is dead. aged 80 years
Three sons. r. A. Gabbert and c. r.
Gabbert of NATION and Z. NJ. Cab
bert Of Nation and E. ". Gabbert Of
Bloomington, H., and one daughter.
Mrs. J. w. Harris of this city, sur
vive. Mrs. Gabbert had been a resi-
dent of Illinois for so years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
GEORGE r. STEPHENSON
ASSISTING AT BLACK HAWK

George r. Stephenson is assisting
William ?. Miller. manager OF the new
Black Hawk hotel. Davenport. IN work
ing out the inrumerable problems
which are ooincident with tho opening
OF such n large hosiery. The build
ing l. beauty and great credit 10
Davenport and the trf-cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
PRESENT BANNERS
FOR BEST RECORD
NJ. W. =. AWARD PRIZES FOR
CAMPS ADOPTING LARGEST
NUMBER OF CANDIDATES.
Re@s Fails wins IN This STATE
Trssny fer Biggest Membership
aennains az Kansas City.

Competition = ths ufe % trade. - f.
said. and the Modern Wooduea OF
Ansrfea believes thai a friendly nv
airy anOrE 10 members and local
CAMPS hslps % keep alive the Interest
and enthusiasra which the rlembership
90 this great fratsrnai organization
has always manifested. and which has
besn a largo and important factor i1
securing aid rnairtaiuinE its present
proud position a. the leader % The fra
fe~uai world.
Modern Woodrneu omciai8 have a
number % scheme which are calc1-
lated % arouse and stimulate Compel
lion and interest and not the least -
these ls the custom % Offering a bean
tisui and valuable prize banner 90 the
local camp 10 each state that adopts
the great number % bssleGclal mem
bers during the year That The later.
est ~ fhis contest is keen Ia vertted
By the fact that since the close ~
baslnesa Dee 20. 1915. Head Ciers SIC
Namara tas received many letters and
tefeErunls asking for the RESULT
Banners Awarded.
~ the last session 90 the council.
the head clerk submitted th- figures
for 1914 and the banners were award
"a a. follows
Aiabama-Cau2 40. i5'15. E.rriir E
ham
Alberto Camp so. lisH-. caster
Arizona Camp so 1865. FaoeliE
ArElraara Camp no. L-.i.. rint
Spring
British Columbia camp $50. 1892.
vic.9r.a-
Caflfg-uIl- Comp No. s-'-. los A1.
rs'eF
Col1rli1-C camp So. t--i. COLORADO
springs
C1rnerflcur - Comp $50 f0ff..
stanford
Delaware Camp $50. 5s- Whining
ton
District oF Cu,4u I.l Comp no
1919. warlIrrron
FI1rda-Camp 40. 1916 I.e.D
VILE
GcoFzil Camp $50. 1000. Atlanta
Idaho Camp 80. s'iH. ''"H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19

Decatur. Undiscovered by the
night watohmaH as he and n eomrade
were breaking Into the +, +. Schroe-
der hardware store in WarTensburg
John Moran. supposed TO be OF Cham
psign. was shot in The left leg The
other maR escaped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
JlTNEY BUS ARRIVES;
TO SERVE TWIN CITIES

George W Grisw0ld. Moline. who
formerly held @ position as foreman
i- .re Vc,ie plant. has established a
Hfuey bust line between the tr-i-cities
Il. BEGAN tfF f-iU- yesterday after
noon. cIrsy.u- his passengers Tor
certE each
Champaign. uL-Thet chaos would
follow .lc withdrawal % the United
States from the Philippine and thl,
the only money shat this government
has spent has been on irs own army
was asserted today hy Dr Luther An
de-aoa % Nrre i1 an adore 20 Uni
vcrsltv OF Illinois students.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26
Referred to Committee on Hsslsh
and CITY Hospitals F7-''3
From the Department Of Pafks am1
BouIevards.

To the Honorable the Common Councils.
CONFERENCE.-The resolution adopts
ed by your Honorable Body on the
18TH inst. instructing this departs.
ment TO cause the dock at the foot
OF the Western Grand Boulevard 70
be at once put In proper and safe
condition. Is receiving considsra-
ton.
The attention Of the Board OF Ne.
Inmates has been repeatedly called
to the condition OF this dock but
the proper appropriations have been
denied until this year. The appyv>
priation which becomes available
July LIST will make Il possible fop
US to rebuild this dock In the very
near future, but this work 10 of
such magnitude that II would hardly
be completed much earlier than the
end OF the season.
Although the upper end OF the
dock has been washed away. the
ferry company has signifed to ~
a Willingness TO land at the dock
occa sionally IL wreck which lies
In the lower end OF the dock 10 re-
moved.
We will make an Immediate inves-
tigation In the hope OF determining
the cost of the removal Of this
wreck. and therefore would respects
fully ask that this communication be
referred to the Committee on Parks
and Bouleyards for consideration.
Very truly yours,
WIN. T. DUST,
Commissioners.
Accepted and referred to Commits
tee on Parks and Boulevards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26

munioation from the Department OF
Public Works that the paving as per
contract confirmed the goth day Of
December. 1914, on Alley No. 40, be-
tween Townsend, baldwin, Charlie
vOiN and Goethe street has been fully
completed. and
Whereas. Said alley has been exam
ined by the Department or Public
w orks and the paving OF said alley
has been found to have been done In
accordance with the contract and
specifications for the same, therefore
Resolved. First. That the said paw
ing within the limits above men
TONED be, and IN hereby accepted,
Resolved. Second, That the city
Controller be, and Is hereby author
izcd 10 draw his warrant on the city
Treasurer In payment OF the inter :
sections, etc. OF said alley TO the
amount 81 1896. the same being the
fun amount due the contractors from
the city for paving said intersections.
etc, and for the sum or ". the same
being the cost OF advertising, blanks
and inspectors salary.
Resolved, Third, That the city
Controller be. and he IL hereby di-
rected 10 prepare street paving
bonds" In accordance with the pro-
IL OF the Charter OF the city OF De-
troit. as amended by an Act OF the
Legislature approved June ., 1901
such bonds TO bear interest at the
rate OF four per cent per annum,
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan, Ashe, Barnett.
Bl,n. Burton, Cranshaw. DILL Ellis,
Field, Guthard, Hindle. Jakel. Keat-
ms. Kocher. Krimmel. Kronki kunz'
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. schemansky
Schultz. Stefanowski. Thompson. Yer
nor. Wartell. \. T.. Wilson, w. j.
Wilson, Wing, link, Zoeller and the
Presidential
NnNs--.Nnna
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26

20 feet wide. new paving with one
course concrete. Estimated cost
t3.OI5.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE IA. FENkELI.
Commissioner.
By AID Heating.
Resolved. That the alley between
Hastings. Larnsd. Inward and Con-
gress. alley between Hamilton.
Montclair. Jefferson and kercheval,
alley between Hamilton, Montclair,
kercheVal and Waterloo. alleys be-
tween Bcaubicn. ~. Antoine. wilkins
and Watson. ana alley between Cad
lilac aud Hufibut from Kercheval To
Waterloo. be and the same are here
by ordered TO bo graded and paved
with the material named and widths
stated In the foregoing communica-
tlon, IN accordance with the petition
referred TO and tho specifications
the provisions OF the Charter and
Ordinances OF the city OF Detroit.
and further he IL
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and Is hereby or
dered ana directed 10 advertise hVe
times for proposals FOR Improving
said alleys In accordance with the
recommendation contained In the
foregoing communication and said
Charter ana Ordinances.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan. Ashe, Barnett,
Bleil Burton. Cransbaw, Dill, Ellis
Ficld Guthard, lllndlc. Jakcl, keat'
Ing kochcr. krimmel. kronk, kunx
Len PIKE. Lodge. Move, owen. Richert
Robinson. Kollo. Ruttcr, Schemansky
schultz, Stefanowskl. Thompson, Yer
nor, Warteli. 4. Il. Wilson, W. j.
Wilson. Wing, link. IoelIcr ana the
President--37.
Nags-kuue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26
DE ROT TIM E S

Accepted and by unanimous con-
sent AID. Heating offered the follow
ing
Whereas. II appears from com
municatiOH from the Depart ment OF
Public Works that the paving a. per
contract confirmed the 23rd day OF
February, 1915, on DIX avenue from
the east curb line or Central avenue
10 the east curb limo OF Carson ave-
nue. has been fully completed. and
Whereas, said avenue has been eN-
amiucd by the Department OF Pub
lie Works, and the paving OF said
avenue has been found 10 have been
done ia accordance with the contract
ana specifications Tor the same,
therefore
Resolved. First. That the said paw
ing within the limits above men
toned be, and is hereby accepted.
Resolved, Second, THAT the city
Controller be, and Is hereby author
lied 20 draw his warrant on the cry
Treasurer In payment of the inter
sections, etc. OF said avenue 10 the
amount of &if0.&1. the same belhg
the fun amount due the contractors
from the city for paving said inter
sections ETC. and for The sum OF ~
the same being the cost or adNeftls-
ing, blanks and inspectors salary.
Resolved, Third, That the city Con.
troller bc. and he he hereby directed
10 prepare street paving bonds, IN
accordance with the provisions OF
Secs a. and 90 OF chapter II OF the
Charter OF the city of Detroit, as
amended by an Act OF the Legisla =
ture approved June o, 1901. such
bonds To bear interest ~ the rate OF
-four per cent per aunum.
Adopted as follows.
HeaS-Ald Allan, Ashe, Barnett,
Bleil, Burton. Cranshaw, Din, Ellis,
Field, Guthard. Hindle. Jakcl, kcat-
ing. kocher, Krimmel, Kr0nk, kuuz.
Lempke. Lodge Movie owen. Richert.
Robinson. Eollo. Ruttcr, Schcmansky.
Schultz. Stefanowsh, Thompson, Yer
nor. Wartcu. y +. Wilson, w. j.
Wilson. Wing, link, Zoeller and the
Ercsidcnt-37.
NaKa--Np
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen -- The Department OF
Public Works. 10 whom ~ REFERRED
the petition OF q. 4. Brownson et a.,
for the paving OF alley between Has
tings Rivard. Larned and Congress;
Louis A. Young ct al. FOR the paving
OF alley between Hamilton. Mont
clair. Kerchevai and Waterloo, Louis
liam Babcock ct al, for the paving
~ alley between Hamilton. Mont
clair. Kcrcreval and Waterloo, Louis
Wciscnthal % al for the paving OF
ALLEYS between Beaubien. 81. Antoine,
wilkins and Watson, ana OF MARK
w Alien ct al. for the paving OF tnc
from Kerchevai TO Waterloo, respect
fully reports that the petitioners are
the owners of the greater number
Of feet frontage Of real estate ahut-
ting TO the alleys proposed 10 he Inn
proved Tn. Department, therefore.
recommends that the prayer OF the
petitioners be granted and the alleys
named within the limits he paved.
II II estimated that the cost OF
these improvements VIII be as tol-
lows.
Alley between Hastings, Rivard,
I,arned and Congress, 20 feet wide,
repavlng with one-conrse concrete.
Estimated cost. $4,000
Alley between Hamilton, Montclair,
Jefferson and Kerchcval. Is feet
concrete. Estimated cost. ta.I35.
Alley between Hamilton. Mont
clair, Kercheval and Waterloo. IL
feet wide. with one-coursc concrete.
new paving Estimated cost, f2.es5.
Alleys betwee Beaubien. 81. An
toine. wilkins and Watson. rs feet
wide. new paving with one.course
concrete. Estimated cost. 1855.
The alley between Cadillac and
Huribut from Kercheval to Waterloo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen 49, The Department OF
Public Works respectfully reports
that the paving OF Alley No. 40. he
tween Townsend. Baldwin, CharlevoiN
and Goethe. under the contract con-
firmcd the Goth day OF December.
1914. is fully completed.
The pavement II OF one-course con
crete and has been examined ny the
Department Of Public Works. and
found TO be In accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
same.
There il due the contractors for
paving said alley as follows
For intersections, etc........sS3 ~
For cost OF advertising. blanks
and inspectors salary. 30
Total amount ............SS5 %
Respectfully.
GEO. II. FFNK ELL
Commissioner.
Accepted, and by unanimous con
sent Aid. Heating offered the follow
Ing:
Whereas. II appears from a COM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntlcmen--Thc alleys described
below arc found TO b" Ia an unsani-
tary condition on account OF depres-
Etpns therein holding accumulations
~ NTH and stagnant water. creating
nuisance and menacing the health
Of the public. The Board % Health
having concurrcd, the Department OF
Public Works. therefore. recon
mends that the alleys mentioned be
paved with the material named In
accordance with an ordnance en-.
tttled. An Ordinance 10 provide for
the grading and paving and regrad-
Ing and rcpaving OF alleys In the
city OF Detroit approved August L.
1910"
II II estimated that the cost Of
these Improvements VIII he as fol-
lows
The east and west alley in block
bounded 10y second. CRss. Putnam and
MorriCk. 20 feet wide. new paving
onc-courso concrete, estimated cost.
Alley in block bounded by John r.,
Brush. AieNandrino aud Wills, IS
and 20 teet wide. new paving one
course concrete, estimated cost. ST.
40.
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE III. FENKEIL,
Commissioner
The BOARD 81 Health hereby con-
ours IN the above.
~. II PRICE,
Health Officer.
HARRY r. VAUGHN
Sanitary Engineer
~ Ala heating
Resolved. That the east and west
~liey in block bounded BY Second
CasS. Putnam aud Merrlck. and alley
in block bounded hN John X. Brush.
AleNandriuc and Willis be and the
rame are hereby ordered 10 be grad
FL and paved on Santtary~ grounds
with the concurrence OF the Board
OF Health. and tho material named
and widths stated In the foregoing
communication tu accordance with
the specifications adopted hv the
Common Council. and the provisions
~ the charter aud ordinances 81 the
city OF Detroit. and further Doe IT,
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works Doe and l. hereby dt-
yvctcd Ia advertise I'VE times for
proposals for improving said alley
in accordance with tho recommends
tton contained ia the foregoing COM
muniration and said Charter and or
dippn,e~
Adopted as follows
Yeas Ala Allan. Ashe, Barnett.
BELL burton. CranShaw, Dill Ellis.
Field. Guthard. Hiudlc. Jakel. kcat-
tnE. kochcr krimmcl. Krouk kunz.
ICmi kc. Lodge. Move owen. Richert.
Robinson. Eollo. Rutt,r, Schenansky.
schultz. Strfauowski, Thompson, Yer
nor. Wartell, y T. Wilson. w. !.
WILSON. wing. link. zoeller and the
President
Nays. None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26
From the Department Of Public
Works,

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen: | herewith submit re-
port for the week ending with May -,
1915 The gas furnished the city by
the Detroit city Gas company dur
inc this period was found upon test
20 meet with the requirements OF the
ordinance. The heat value OF the gas
furnished tho City Hall testing sta
ton averaged COZ o. Il. +. L. The
heat value of the gas furnished the
Eastern District averaged 500 0. Il.
T L. The candle power OF the gas
ful FINISHED the Eastern District aver
AGED 1879 candles and the Western
District 100 candles. No Ammonia
or Hydrogen Sulphide was found To he
present Upon test The total sulphur
content Of the gas WAS found upon
test 10 be 1856 grnlns per 100 ca. II.
The pressure, with few minor eXcep-
tons was found to be consistent with
tie requirements OF the ordinance.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO J. WHITE
Gas Inspector,
Accented and placed on file,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-26
s35237O
Total amount ...... .......' S3,5-'.'
Respectfully
GEO IL. FENkEl.I..


Accepted, and by unanimous consent
Alderman Heating offered the follow
Whereas, II appears from com ,,
nlunication from the Department ol
Public Works that the paving as pc !
contract confirmed the 22nd day or
Stptcmler 1871, on Baldwin Avenue
from the north line Of Grauot Avenue
10 the north line OF Phelps Avenue mas
been fully completed: and
Whereas. Said Avenue has been cN-
amined nv the Department or PUBIC
Works and the paving OF SAID Avenue
has been found To have been done ~,
accordance with the contract ana
specifications for the same, therefore
Resolved, First. That the said paw,
ing within the limits above mentioned
he. and L. hereby accepted r.,,
Resolved. Second. That the CITY
Controller be. and Is hereby autnoI-
lied TO draw his warrant on the Guy
Treasurer in payment OF the intersec
lions, etc. Of said Avenue 90 the
amount Of s3460.1o. the sam" being
the full amount due the contractors
from the city fos paving said intersec--
tons. etc. and for the sum OF s63.oo
the same Icing the cost 81 advertising
blanks, and inspectors salary.
Resolved. Third. That the city con
troiler bc. and ms H. hereby directed 10
rrrrnre street paving bonds ir ac-
cord6nco with the provisions OF secs.
AZ and - Of Chapter II of the thatter
OF the city OF Detroit. rs amended by
m Act OF the Legislature approyed
June 9th. 1901. such bonds 90 hear IN
terest at the rate Of four per cent per
annum.
Adopted ms follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan, Ashe. Barnctt'
Rleil Burton. Cranshaw. phi. tlliF'
Field Guthard, Hlndle. Iakcl' keal
ing. Kocher. Krimmel. Kronk kunx'
Len Pike. Lodge. Move. owen, Rchctt.
Robinson. Rollo, Ruttcr. SchemanskN
Schultz. Stefanowski, Thompson, Yer
nor. Wartell. \. T.. Wilson, w =
W leon. Wing, link, Zoellcr and the
president--31.
NnNu--N nHn