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pany, being the same land acquired by
Miss Addie Gordy, with her brother.
John Gordy, by donation from their
Grand III other, Mrs. Mary Ann Hudson,
as is of record in Book "B" of Dona.
tions, page POI, and the interest of said
brother was acquired by Miss Addie
Gordy by authentic act of sale, as is of
record in Book w of Conveyances,
page 257. with all the buildings and i'm
prOyements on said land situated.
rights. ways. privileges and servitudes
thereuhtO belonging or in any manner
appertaining.
One water cart, three G.. S. Distri-
butors. five tongue wagons; ten tongue
carts; two cane leaders: two stubble
diggers; one grind stone; two McCOr-
mick mowers; three hay rakes; one mar
row gauge locomotive; six narrow
gauge cane cars; fourteen disc cultiva-
tors; thirty-one twJ-mu'e plows; eight
disc plows; five D. NJ. B. plows; one lot
cart felloes; two anvils; fourteen Moline;
sixteen four mule pows; one stub
bic shaver; one One-mule cart; one
manure distributor; one gas engine: one
corn grinder; three briar hooks; one
second hand surrey (good condition);
one second hand buggy; one revolving
harrow; one oldtime hom ,-m sde har-
row; seven levee scoops; two cane pull
lers; four corn PLANTERS; one four-mule
nd. plOw; seven sub.soil plows; one
Irish potato planter; one cane scraper;
one emery stone; one c)rn and p,avine
cutter; twenty-one sets gear completely;
eight muls collar (eather); three pairs
hames; two pairs trIca ch .ins; four
riding saddles; seventeen collar pads;
four pack saddles; four mule brides;
thirty-two mules at South Bend; tw1
mules at CIanssen's; three bull tongue
carts; two One-mnle carts: one stubble
digger; four two-mu!e plOws; three
N )asses tanks; one vacuum pan Ism sll);
one plir bellows; one anvil; four
wagons; one cane roller; three D. VI B.
Piows; one stubble shaver; one stubble
iigscr; one male clipper; one disc cul-
tivator in field one set buggy harness;
about three hundred acres corn on
south Bend, partly in go,d condition,
estimated to yield weather conditions
prevailing. an average at 8 b,rrels to
the acre. Oa EIlersle sam, as above.
On Tidal Wave, nothing. AZ cane
knives.
W. T. rETERMAN, Sheriff.
She"iff's Office, Parish OF st. Mary, La,
June 80, 1915.
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NcceIptS.
twp. Road Drag
Fund Fund
Amount of Road and Dragging
funds on hand at commence
menssef the fiscal year.. =. 2l63l
Received from County treasur-
err April draw ........ -. 2055.GS 1878
Received from County treasur-
err, Oct. draw -. -. ..... 1915 26l
Cash received from other
sources for rent for tools. =. 500
Total Amount -. :. 49,. 2069.lS 1876
Disbursements.
Overdrawn -. 80. :. 12s.07
John lohannsen. X. s. labor >eiO7, 200
Fred Schroeder, II, 5. labor :. 1915
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short and sharp Justice.

n II was short and s,.arn iusticc-that
was melted out to the communists in
the Paris of the seventies. Sir William
Butler in IAN Autobiography tells of
III visit to the prison Of Lii Roquette:
1--WE were--shown into small court
yard by a young naval lieutenant. who
coofly explained to us the processes Of
the trial and execution Of the commnn-
lists. we strip theft right shoulders.
he said If the skin of the neck and
Shoulders shows the dark mark pro-
sduced by the kick of the chassepot
rifle the court pronounces the single
word .'classc::'' if there is no mark of
discoloration on the shoulder the presi-
dent says ''passe" aud the man is re-
leased. Those to whom "classe" is said
are shot One hundred and fifty were
shot ut daybreali this morning in this
courtyard.
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BRoGAN ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brunce and Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Dose and Mr.. and Mrs. s.,
J. JAMS attended the married folks
dance, in Arcadia on Monday evening,
and report 4 very good time.
Mr. John Brcgan, Of Odebolt, spent
Monday night at the home of IT, M.
Brogan.
MI. Harry Weed has been on the
sick list recently, but we hope soon to
hear of his recovery.
George T. Gum and Frank Weed
shipped hogs and cattle from Brogan
to the Chicago market Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. John oDonnell, Mrs. A. ].
slechta and Miss Katie Sullivan We're
passengers to Carroll Tuesday.
Mr.. s. g. Chapman came UP from
Council Bluffs Wednesday TO spend
the day at the Tom Brogan home.
c. II. Richardson was a passenger
to Denison Thursday where he went
TO attend to some business matters :
Miss Christina Schwartz has been
visiting for the past week with her
brother, George.
Ernest Schwartz was in Des Mcines
the fore part of the week transacting
business.
Mr.. w. II. Meyers and Henry Chris
Hanson were shopping in Vail on Tues
day f-f
Mrs. A. j. sclechta was a guest on
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Thursday afternoon at the pleasant
home of Mike Madden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Maynard anu
A. 7. Slechta were business callers
in Denison Wednesday
i. p. Mclaughlin was Wal Lake
business visitor On WEDNESDAY
Ed. powney went to p9nison fr'-
day, Whcre he transacted business.
S. j. Jams, Richard Peters, Gus An,
drcsen aud G. II. Richardson atteAocu
the sale OF Ny. Il. Brouton, at i-a''o
View, on Friday. = ,
a. i. shchta and James Maynaia
were business callers in Wa!l Lake
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. JAMS spent sat
ur,lay at the Julius Jans home, ma
ing been called there ny tho iliaeas OF
Mrs. lans. We hope to !lcar shat see
has recovered very soon.
I'D. 7Jowney Was u business cai!cf
in Wall lake Friday.
Miss Lena Schwartz spent >9atui'
day st The parental Heinrich sch"anta
home.
Mr. and Mrs. hickey liruns went
Up to Danbury. where they spent the
week end with friends. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Brakeman, Mr. ana
Mrs. Jim Calhoun, Mr.. and Mrs aeo
Maynard, Riley WllitmaFak, Mrs. -
NJ. Brogan and Miss Agnes Brcgan
called at the pleasant ]. c. Dose nome
on Sunday TO visit with Mrs. Dose,
Who is i'll. Her friends hope that she
may soon be able to be up again
Mr.. Jas Duffey has been very III
with pneumonia, but is improving al
this time, a report when his many
friends will be pleased to hear.
Mr. II. Johnston delivered "a hogs
in Herring Oh Wednesday. The hogs
averaged little over 400 pounds each.
c. Fl. Richardson was passenger
to tOdebol. Saturday.
L. Fl. Christianson visited with
friends in Denison Friday.
<. Clark Winans called at the Gus and
resen home Friday On business.
Julius Christianson came down from
Ricketts,; Friday to visit at the home
of ". II. Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frani. Toungate and
Mrs. Carrie Hay enjoyed Sunday at
the Harry Weed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dreeson spentl
Tuesday night at the pleasant Harry
Weed home.
Mrs G. T. Gum received startling
news on Friday OF last week that her
mother, who resides in Missouri Val
ley, had had fall, injuring herself
somewhat. We hope Mrs. Gum may
near more favorable news soon OF her
mothers condition..
M. ana Mrs. G. T. Gum, accom-
panied by. Mr.. Harry Marasor, were
Sunday gGests at the E. Gum home.
j. P. Mclaughlin and sister, Miss
Mary, called Thursday evening at the
home OF James Duffy.
Mr.. Harry Weed and Mr.. John Bro
aan drove, over to sOdebolt on Monday.
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!, ). !: = 1888 = :. = ;:
CHARTER OAK ITEMS
!. ). : :. = :. :. :. :. *

Mrs. II. NJ. Jones was a Sioux City
visitor Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Sturges, OF Dun
lap. came Saturday for al over Sun
day visit with their people i'll the Oak.
Mrs NJ. S. TCrrey returned Tues
day after spending the winter with
her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. e. Bramson left
Wednesday for Dunlap, where they
are making q new home.
Crawford county teachers held q
meeting Saturday in the high school
building. Supt. +. N. Olry and num-
Der OF the county teachers We're in at
tendance. Some good papers were
read and several good Instructive talks
were given.
After q short illness Chris Thomp-
son died Friday night. The funera!
was held Monday afternoon from the
home of his brother, Nels Thompson
He leaves three brothers, Nels, Of this
place: J. p, of Onawa, and Steve, OF
Ute and one sister, Mrs. Joe Chris
Jensen.
A number of Epworth Leaguers went
to Battle Creek Saturday afternoon to
attend banquet given by the League
of that place. Those soing from here
were Ed Lyons. Mildred Mason, Violet
Jones. Mildred Perry, Ora Lyons, Chas
Weed and Cecil Jones. Ali report a
most enjoyable time.
DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Kennedy, of l-o'
gan, we're in Charter Oak Thursday
| INSPECTING the Live Oak chapter OF
| the O. p. S. A school Of instruction
was held in the lodge rooms in the al
ternoon and again in the evening. Al
| ter the work of the evening delicious
| two course lunch was served by the
ladies of the order. A most enjoyable
| time was had.
e. p. Anderson has sold his home on
Second avenue to VIM. Knoll. who will
occupy il as soon as things can be ar
ranged on the farm for the young PEG
pie who will farm this year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews will move to Minnesota
Mrs. Mary McGrath went to Maple
ton Friday for visit with her son
| T. F. McGrath, and wife.
DR.. Coin. OF Manila, made another
professional call 10 his brother or
Monday. His brother is still very low
with pneumonia.
kasper Miller was 4 business visit
lor in Sioux City Monday.
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Township Road Reports
Soldier Township.

Soldier Township.
State of Iowa, Crawford County--ss.
Office of the Trustees Of Soldier township.
To tie Honorable Board OF Supervisors
We, Albert Foster, r. w. Johahnsen and i.
sc!loenfeldt. Trustees of Soldier Township.
in said County and State, hereby make the
following itenized statement of the amount
of Road Funds received and expended, dur
ing the fiscal yesr, ended the 81 day of De-
cember, 1914, which statement we certify to
be true and correct rs below set forth.
In Testimony Whereof we hcrcunto sub
scribe cur names this 81 day of Dec, 1914.
Albert Tester.
sas r. w. Johanrsen,
+. SchoenfelGt,
Trustees.
Amount Of Road and drag Funds on
hand ut the commencement of the
FISCAL year, ...t...3 oos..o
Receiver from County Treasurer. 1665.ll
Received from County Treasurer. -. 23.56
Total amount . 2s71.73
Disbursements
Matt Parrot & Son, Co. weed notices 500
ok. Commission on April draw 80. $3.50
5. ii. A.. Christensen for hauling ~
grader from, Ricketts, 2.00
WV, Harteben. for road work 10000
elk Commission Oct. draw ~. az
work -. 1922
work ~. 1900. 96.15
Martin Sticr. for road and repair
work oo'-"
j. ii. A. Christensen for mailing UP
noxious weed bills ~. -. ..... 100
Aug. Preul for road and repair work 1000
n. d. Sangford for repairs on Soldier
township, tools ........ -: 700
VIM Meyer, for cutting trees on road
between Sec. 80 and 10 $3.50. $50
j. II. A. Christensen. for 2 four-horse
eveners broken On grader 30o
Albert Foster, for road work 200
Fritz SchoenfeldS, road work. ........ 200
For Dragging
Ionia Otto .. >. 1000
John Eek Jr,. ~ - .... G9.dS
AUG Pr,,el. ..... 10000
Fred Woke. $3.50
/ orie Otto . .... $3.50
John Eek. Jr. . 1862
Martin Stier 80. 1920
Emil Sials .. $3.50
Auc preul j. 1860
Henry Sfamn . lao
Albert Langholdt 80. $50
Total amount now on hand .......... $l!3O.49
Amount belonging to drag fund sS5.5?
Total 80. $11S1.24
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FARMERS BUYING
BANK STOCK
New Bark at Dow City Now Assured
Meeting cf interested Ones
Saturday to Perfect Plans.
TRAM. STRIKES LOADED SLED
Morris Griffin Has An Experience
4 When Hauling Wood That He
Docs Not Wish Repeated.

Dow City, March 16,--(Special to
the Review MIR. j. w. Marmet, OF
sGalva, Ia, and MI Geo. w. Roberts,
Of Council Bluffs, met with Herman
Lazerus, last Saturday to finish up
some of the WORK in regard to the new
bank. Not quite ail Of the stock has
as yet been subscribed for, but 1t is
expected that several farmers intend
taking up the remaining portion, at an
& early date. Dow City is boosting for
good things and this is one Of them.
Dow City, March Is, Especial to
The Review. MORRIS Griffin had a
little experience last Thursday. that he
doesn't care to have repeated. He
had been to field across the G. &N.
w. Railway tracks. and was return
ing with sled load OF chunk wood.
As the sled struck the tracks, the
steel runner in some way became
caught and the load stopped. A fast
freight was coming in the distance.
and being unable to loosen the sled,
the lad cut the team loose and re-
moved them 10 place OF safety. The
father taking in the situation hasten
ed down TO the track to flag the train
but despite al his efforts, the engi-
Meer gave no heed and pulled risht
on. The sled was squarey on the
track and the big engine struck it
amid-ships and knocked it into smith
crimes and scattered the wreckage and
load along the right of way for sever
al hundred yards. Just Why an engi-
ncer should disregard a signal to stop
when a loaded vehicle vas standing
ON The track III plain sight, is not I'M
derstood.
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months and his many friends hope to
hear OF his Improvement.
Miss Bell Downey, OF West Side, was
the guest OF Vail friends Sunday.
Mrs. A. Dozark returned 10 Omaha
last week. where she will again take
treatment.
Miss Mable Dugan returned Sunday
morning tc her school work at Cedar
Falls after Il pleasant week spent 1T
the parental. Chas. Dugan, home.
There viii be a dance given at the
opera house here Wednesday evening,
March l7til.
Thos. Adams has been confined to
his home the past ten days BY sick
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sullivan and
son. Joe, spent Thursday in Omaha.
Miss E1.ln,a Walters, OF Denison, Wis
ited with Vail relatives here last
Week.
ED Granny, of OMAHA, Sundayed i'll
Vail.
Dan Scanlan, .Ir. went to Manila
Thursday for Il visit with relatives.
Y. Berg. OF Dcnison, spent Sunday
hero with friends.
p. Beirile. of Carroll, visited here
Sunday.
Mart Mccullough was passenger
east Friday.
Miss Mabel Vollmer, of Carroll. was
a guest in the Chas. Macke home one
day last week.
Mrs. p. Brogan, of Deuison, spent
Friday here at the parental, D. Sean
Ian, home.
Miss Mary Foley was passenger
to Omaha Thursday morning.
Miss Clara Dobler came over from
Ute Saturday for a visit with her folks
Miss Marie Keane spent a couple
CT days last week in Denison.
Mrs. John Kral Went TO OMAHA last
Thursday to spend q few days with
her son, Leon, who is a patient in st.
Josephs hospital with an injured
knee. He was kicked on the knee by
a horse some time ago and had to un-
dergo an operation.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lew Kerrigan We're
over from Breda Tuesday Of last week
doing some trading and meeting their
friends.
Joe For.scn was an Omaha visitor
last week.
Miss Nell Mccartney made trip to
Wcst,Gide Tuesday On business.
Hiss Mary Bycnes spent last week
in Denison-
Franz, Mitchell spent couple OF
days The fTst of the week in Omaha.
Miss Margaret Dalton was a Denison
visitor the first Of the week.
r. G. Rankin and family moved last
week 10 the Byrnes residence in the
north Part Of town.
A. W. Starek was up from West
Side the last Of the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vernon, OF
Denison, were Vail visitors the first
Of the week.
George Benton was UP from West
Side Oh business the first Of the week.
j. Dosari, OF Brogan, was a Vail
visitor Saturday.
VIM. Encnhach returned the last OF
the week from a pleasant visit with
relatives at SanDorn.
MISS Kate Powers spent Saturday
with Deniscn friends.
John McGoyern, il. went to Omaha
Sunday for few days visit.
Miss Mary Gaul spent a couple OF
days the first of the week at the z.
CDriscoll home in Carroll.
Ed and Anthony Monaghan We're
westboundI Passengers Monday after
noon.
Mrs. John McGovern was a visitor
Saturday between trains in Denison.
Mr.. and aIrs. Joe Beirne were over
Sunday visitors in Carroll at the pc
rental, p. Beirne, home.
Mrs. j. Powers and daughter, Mrs.
Ray Costello, spent Monday in DEM,
son with rcl2Efcs.
Tracy Chapman and Chris Hansen
spent the first of the week in Omaha
l>,,s
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Stockholm Township.

Stockholm Township.
State of Iowa, Crawford County,-ss
Office OF Trustees OF Stockholm township.
70 the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
We, John 4. Pithan, joseph Johnson and
Z. N. Sandstrom, Trustees Of Stockholm town.
ship in said County and State, hereby make
the following itemizcd statement of the amount
OF Road and Dragging funds received and ex-
pended, during the fiscal year, ended the 2Sth
day Of Dec. 1914. which statement we certify
to be true and correct rs below set forth.
In Testimony Whereof, we herunto sub
scribe our names this 2sth day OF Dec. l9lA.
f. N. Sandstrom,
Joseph Johnson.
John A. Pithan,
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All THROUGH.

..Your friend appears TO think that
life has nothing more to teach him."
..Yes: he seems to Imagine he is the
only living alumnus Of the school OF ey.
perience. Seattle Post-Inteliigencer.
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ne He Saw, n.

Wife Please hurry up Haven't you
ever buttoned Il dress behind before?
Hubby--No: you never had a dress
that buttoned before behiId.-Iife.
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Goodrich Township,

State of Iowa, Crawford County-ss.
Office Of Trustees of Goodrich Township.
To the Honorable, Board of Supervisors:
We, Christ Grdth, P. f. Petersen and A. l..
Petersen, Trustees of Goodrich Township. in
said County and State. hereby make the follow
ing itemized statement of the amount Of Rad
and Dragging funds received and expended
during the fiscal year, ended the End. day Of
jan, 1916. which statement we certify to be
true and correct below set forth.
In Testimony Whereof, we hereunto sub
scribed our names this--day of Jan, 1915.
Christ Groth.
T. +. Petersen,
A. l.. Petersen.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30
VERY PALpABLE DECEPTION

Err \ FfA4A@AHAsn DAA FL lin
Washington Newspapers connect
ed with the Associated Press on Sep
ltember carried a stock asser Ang that
the Railroad Brotherhoods were ii
active sympathy with that part Of the
report Of the industrial Relations
Commission, signed BY Commission
lers Commons, Weinstock, Ballard.
Ashton, and Hartman in which
those commissioners recommended
| the appointment OF a permanent indus-
trial commission intended to siippIant
the present Mediation and ConciIia-
ton Bureau in the United States De-
partment of Labor, as well as the Me-
diation Board Of which Martin A.
Knapp is chairman. The article stat
ed that a bill would be introduced
into the next Congress, early in the
session, embodying this idea and that
the officers and members Of the Rail
road Brotherhoods would give it their
active support. Mr.. John F. McNa-
NEE, Editor Of thesLocomotive Fire
men and Engagements Magazine, says
| in reply to request for verification
of this recommendation II know Of
no action that has been taken by any
one representing our brotherhood or
the other railroad organizations rel
garding recommendation contained
| in the report of Commissioners Com
mons, Ballard, Weinstock, Ashton
and Hartman advocating the perpet-
uation Of a permanent Industrial Re-
lations Commission or something Of
that kind Should | learn anything Of
such step being taken by the rail-
road organizations ! will advise you"
The story was evidently an insid-
ious effort on the part Of persons
who would, if they could, devitalize
the splendid services being rendered
in behalf of industrial peace by the
Mediation and the Cancellation Blu
reau in the Department of Labor, as
we'll as the service which has been
rendered in behalf Of peaceful nego-
tiations in railroad disputes by the
Mediation Board which was establish
ed early in the last Congress to take
the place of the old Erdman Arbitra-
ton Act. 1t is pleasing to note that
the officers and members Of the rail-
road organizations are not party to
the proposed personal interest scheme
of professional sociologists and so
called friends of Labor"
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sFArEMRNr 81 owNERsHIP

Management. circulation. etc, re
CURED BY the Act Of August a. 1912
Of The Gem Worker, published week
" at Boise. Idaho. for October list
1915.
Name of Editor Managing Editor
Business Manager and Publisher
John Alden, Boise, Idaho.
John Alden, sole owner, Boise
idaho.
There are no bondholders, mort
cages or other security holders.
Signed, John Alden,
Publisher
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 25th day Of September, 1915
Fl. A. ALDEN.
Notary Public.
MY commission expires November
18th 1917,
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California Exposition
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Francisco, Portland and Huntington
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Pacific Coast, including both EXPOSE
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Boise. Idaho.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30
Her Amendment.

He (seeing his wife making up be.
fore her dressing tablet = Any enc
would think You were going to the
party as "A Study In Scarlet"
she-Oh. no, dearl Only ''Undar
False Colors Judge.
Evening star., 1915-03-28
lNDEPEN0eMNI! ORDER
'Sse1SECnABlTfS y

Onward Tent held one of It's success
full euchres Wednesday night. Valuable
prizes were given. Mrs. Lola Marks was
chairman Of the committee in charge
Next Wednesday night nine candidates
will be initiated and on the first We'd
nesday night in April a supper will be
served by the losing side in the contest
for membership. High Tent Chief Ruler
c. +. Carroll. High Tent Shepherd Miss
Blanche Ogle and High Tent Treas
urer Mrs Lola B. Marks were present
Frank Cissel suggested to the mem
bers of Jehu Tent Tuesday night that
instead of each Rechabite tent paying
hall rent in different sections of the
city that all club together and build
a Recha bite temple, with bowling al
leys and billiard room on the first
floor and a ballroom and lodgeroom on
the others
Loyal Tent. No. 1897 met Wednesday
evening in Rechabite Hall, SAB Louisiana
avenue northwest, Mrs. Mary Correll
G. r, presiding. The initiation cere-
monies were conducted by Mrs Sadie f,
Hissey. Under good and welfare Of the
order retnarks were made by j. W. Love
less of Union Tent. Jesse l.. T'ull, Messrs
Cooksey and Newman. Mrs. L. V. Dickey
Mrs. Booker. Mrs. SheckclIs, Mrs. Hearn
and Miss Clara y. Rector. Musical Sc
)ections were given by Miss Mary Correll
and Miss Grace MarkWood