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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Philip II. Johnson Of Philadelphia.
who purchased III" s.N'y-nyo :oo'o-
Win-ome last spring, hts S"ld thar
yacht 10 Peter W. i;nuss -" New Yor-
The Wiusome probably will b. changed
20 4 schooner his winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

\ class I. sioop bull, by fIerg,>apn
Cor the son ~ Iiarry Payne Whi'"sy
has boon tried on. thoroughly and he.
don" well In model 1t is similar . tn
% foO,.rS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

.'NRS FOR NIEI-pr-i no
touring 50 per hour Al. no :"
g..c Il ~pv.it.'F. Nplt. 80. .- ,.
% Wc,' t0 =. e.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Howard g. Smith 81 the New YORK.
Scawanhaka 'or1uthiau and o,h,-
cluos has purchased from Aen.Iug
jarvis Of tho Royal Toronto Yacht
club tho auxiliary schooner Xanra. Tals
yacht was butt, by Lawley In i9oi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
YALE SOCCER TEAM
DEFEATS CORNELL.
Retrieves Apparent Defeat Nv
Brilliant Finish-Final
Score , to J..

.fTRAcA. ". z. Nov. s-The YaA n
Ger team = a Cornell here .f., 80.
noon BY the score % : to ! n n a..
fought game. The IthAclrs .el a. ~.
end OF the first hal: b. / 20 q. ~. y,,a
came back with a rush in sc s-a.o,
half and tied the score inside g. ..-se,
minutes. Ten minutes before ne e-3
Of the game Y =. Lee scorel .,o.s.,
goal FOR the Els
The Yale team kicked bette "a ALL,
team ever seen or the Core. rsf
Cornell played 80 re- cent better .as
"A week ago aEairs' the crack Per- .ea7.
but their i~l-xoeriencH proved r. 'i.l,
cap that could not D. o,eroon. II.
lineup:
Cornell. Position. va.
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Thomas ...... Hight beck q. -
pOtl-. ........Ls bah ...... -. $50
NgrEh.rser centre hal' ask f,
>pl-galos &. T!g 10 hAifYu.k ....... a.s.i
jsrg no. ...L~t hait5lss .
Srerdlove. Centre tgiha K. g...-,
Duye-....... .Rizlt inside ..... -..
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I.asse- ........Le. outside ...... o. g. =.
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-. Dwyer. Ya's. Gay ard : L.
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rl'e. Tucker FOR sog;he-. N-aa-s -.
Fucker. " Lc. fpr McCancc Fe.s-.s-
BAILEY. Time % ha'vss-t' innate. eael
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

col. 9. l.. r. Robinson. Who twice
has chartered tho AUXILIARY Savarona.
has purchased thai yacht from =. How
AID clsrk - ph,ladei phia The Sa-
yaroNa is an auxiliary steel schooner
ia feet long and nas hu,lt hy L.dpley
N It"f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

capt. Csrd. I.ead1urg Q: r-ov.den..
ha- purchased from T. 4 Aver ~
Bangor the steam yacht Helena. tn
yacht was bu.lt In 1902 and Is IFS rc.
long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
BITS OF H T NEWS

W. Barkiie Henry of Philadelphia,
who las, summer sold hts class y slOop
Dor.ilo 20 ". II. Vanderbilt. Jr.. has
purchased tho New York Yacht club
80 footcr Nautilus from Charles ~
Mitchell. This yacht originally was
owned by II ". and \. -. iIiuau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Former Commodore John +. Burke
has presented to tn. Portsmouth isrh.
club the steering wheel u the United
states sloup Of war Portsmouth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
FOR UnRi

New DeCsrturesery!csS tA Thew. =
lHS " ~ - AT Il wuyI TeI ss.s ~ 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Work m a new schooner for J. Free
Brown Of Boston has been begun a, II.
iierreslon works at Bristol. The ytrh'
Is to De built Of steel.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

of II. r. locke on instrumental music
and Fred r.. Reynolds on vocal The
musical features viii be more elabor-
ate than usual and all vocal numbers
win have fun orchestra accompani-
meut.
James S. Silverthon is again chair
man of the decoration committee and
has the assistance of o G., Wager
and such others as he may appoint
This assures another beautiful stage
setting this year. such as those Silver
thorn always achieved i'm the past.
Charles Bear is chairman Of the
committee on lighting and electrical
effects and ed. King chairman of the
committee to select the speakers Dr.
Craig, EXaulted Ruler Hicks and Ed
King are the reception committee.
For several years past is has been
found impossible to accommodate all
those who desire to attend these ser
vices. Many members of the facilies
Of Elks have been unable to secure
admittance 1t has therefore, been de-
termined that this year admittance
win be by card or by ticket, such
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

Under Sheriff Guy Welsh late this
afternoon received a telegram from
Sheriff Wheeler from Los Angeles am
nouncing the death OF his son al that
place this afternoon Allyn Wheeler
was about eighteen years Of age and
was the only son of Capt and Mrs.
Wheeler He was injured In an auto.
mobile accident on the Bisbee grade
several months ago and from the er
fects he never recovered. For a short
time after the accident he was able q
be around but later was taken sick
and never recovered gradually grow
ing weaker He was taken to Los
Angeles about two months aeo ia
hopes that the change in cl.m~
would be of benefit to him but it did
not he gradually grew weaker until
death relieved him Of his suffering.
AT the time Of the accident a piece
Of the skull was forced upon the brain
causing a blood clot which was the
cause of his death. The sympathy of
many friends of Sheriff Wheeler and
Mrs Wheeler throughout the entire
State of Arizona viii be extended TO
them in the hours of their bereave.
ment and untimely loss. The telegram
did not state what funeral arrange.
ments had been made or whether The
body would be brought back here for
burial or not
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
THE BUNKER HILL
COMPANY MAKING
GOOD PROGRESS
New Methods Tried at the Mill
With Success; Telegram An
nOunCeS Death Of Son Of She
riff Wheeler in Los Angeles.

TOMBSTONE, oct % Your cor
respondent yesterday afternoon made
short trip to the mill of the Bunker
Hin Mining company and found that
things are progressing nicely. All
kinds of methods are being used in
an kinds of tests to induce the ores to
give up their values and successful re-
suits appear to be attained regularly.
The plant as now constituted appears
TO have all the earmarks of a modern
scientific test mill and give evidence
that we have much to look forward to
the next few months. The entire hill
under DIR. Grebe's management has
been transformed from one extreme
to the other; ID now looks like a plant
run on business principles by business
people Economy and efficiency are
evidenced on every hand Permanently
in Improvements is a striking feature
iron and concrete taking the place
Of inferior or temporary use Of ma
terial i'm all instances The force now
employed seems to be all that is neces-
sary to handle what is being done to-
day In other words. there are no
superhuous hands employed and TAX
en- an in an, one is led to believe that
i'm due time Tombstonites viii see the
Old Camp come out as they have
dreamed and dreamed she would come
out our future seems to be roster
than at any time in twenty years
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS
OF ELKS PLACED IN
HANDS OF COMMITTEE
December 5 Is the Day Set Aside
BY B. P. 0. E. to Commemor-
ate the Departed Members Of
the Local Order.

Memorial Day services win be held
by the Elks in the Orpheum, Sunday
December 8. Already preparations
are under way for the observance Of
these annual ceremonies. The com
mittee, appointed by Exaulted Ruler
Hicks met at the home Monday after
noon and organized AT that time
general plans We're outlined.
Each year, i'm every city of the land
where there is an Elks Lodge. public
Memorial Day Services are held by
the Elks, on the first Sunday in De-
cember. II is a day Of importance to
them. a day of tender significance
when the hands OF the clock stand at
IL from dawn to dark, yes from mid
night to midnight the day when the
absent brother is more than ever in
mind, the day appointed to do him
honor and reverence For this oc-
casion special preparations are always
made well in advance and this year is
no exception TO the rule
After the Memorial Day Committee
had organized with DR.. George d.
Craig as chairman and Fred r. Rey-
nolds, as secretary it was announced
that Brothers Locke and Evans had
donated the use OF the Orpneum
theatre and the services OF the Or
pheum orchestra for this occasion.
This simplined matters much doing
away with the need Of a committee to
secure an auditorium, but it stl furth
er simplihes the work of the music
committee. This committee consists
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

cards to be secured in advance from
the secretary, the steward of the com
mittee. To work out the details of
such plan and put it into operation a
committee consisting of R. T. Locke,
O. G. Wager and Ed. King was named.
When the committees on speakers,
music and admittance plans are ready
TO report another meeting Of the com
mittee viii be called by its chairman,
Dr. Craig.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN

] had reading by PROF ALBERT-
SON, the clairvoyant and palmist, he
gave me instances in my past which
are true, and also Instances i'm my m-
ture in regards to two positions.
which came to pass precisely as he
said. And the description of a min
ing proposition OF which ] had no
faith in at the time, to myself and
a friend, but has developed exactly
as he said. l consider his work Of
high order and recommend him TO any
one, who seeks advice on mines, bust
ness or affairs of life. Those wishing
to verify the above personally can do
so by addressing OF calling on
b. b. GATLIN,
Lowell, Arizona
NHaratsfftr..rsrsrrH !
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood
1t May Mean Eczema, Scrofula-The
First Sign Of Inherited Blood Disease

Pm sey itching skim raes burning sensations and serofula
infected through blood 1t
blood disease You the standard blood tonic for so
purifying nothing
s. through
trouDleacug anhdOe neutralize the
blood 1t reyizes the red blood coTues increases the aow
physical The dun sluggish
standing
s. s. substitutes
s. s. druggist is special case and you
S. 5. s. Atlanta Ga
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

There is one good thing to be said
in favor of the homely girl-she lint
always going downtown to get herself
photographed
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

With all the good qualities Of plate
glass a German scientist has invented
an elastic glass that is almost i'm,
possible to break.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

Dumont appointed postmaster
Jacob G Lang has been appointed
postmaster at Orabi, Pima county, in
place Of f. C. Stanley, who has re-
signed
Mrs Dora l. Menager has been APP
pointed postmistress at Indian Oasis.
Maricopa county. I'm place of her hus-
band, Joseph Menager, who was re.
moved by the o. s postoffce officials.
The Coconino Sun is kicking be
cause Flagstan's new fire truck has
not been used since is purchase by
the city.
There were 424 births recorded in
Cochise county from the Grst day of
January up to and including June 30.
The deaths during the same period
were 211
Yavapai county received a check a
few days ago for $4,000, the result
of the sale of her court house bonds.
The work Of constructing the building
win now be commenced shortly
MIR. r. n. Atwood. of the state En-
gineers staff, has arrived ct Nogales
to superintend the construction of the
new bridge on the road to Calabasas,
that is to be erected across tn earroyo
at the Potrero. and preliminary worl,
has begun out there. The location
is five miles north from Noeales.
Attorney General Wiley Jones and
been i'm WASHINGTON for the so per
cent low hearing, have started for
Arizona. Enroute home Hardy is Wis
iting at his old school town i'm North
Carolina. while Jones win stop in III
nois.
Work is progressing in the tung-
stem mines near Yucca. There was a
recent transfer Of this property, the
consideration being $4,000 i'm cash
The Postal Telegraph company has
installed a direct wire from Oatman.
When the news was announced in the
Los Angeles exchange the members
cheered and threw their hats into the
air.
-
The usual 100000 in gold bars
from tho Tom Reed mine, a months
rum al3 one OF $4,000 the weekly
ito E'aguan and was shipped to the
lint .~sl eek.
Applications for three new rifle
lbs In Arizona have been approved
... at week and forwarded to the
gI'"7nt general Of the National Rifle
.aH1agiation of America by Col George
/ j. Eossruge, state secretary.
THE clubs and officers are as fol-
-npe Normal School Cadet Rife
COMPANY Lewis B. Maier, president;
Kenneth MACEDONIAN. secretary; Ellis
j Adams. treasurer; r. NJ Irish, cap
| tain So members.
Benson Union High School Rife
Roharts traaeurar and eacratarv. O.
w Frost cantain. OK members
Bansop Riae and Revolver club
n q Rrncb nraeidant. n promtt
vice nresident. II O Robertson sec.
rotary. IT p Merrill treasurer. q IT
! Fros. executive omcer. 97 r,o,,hare
Sa6s'f for '5'33 HsosH W s''1S So 96s
eo for frr rS tbe Wethodist cbnrcb al
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

If woman is willing to listen to a
man it's usually because she has no
more talk to unload.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
MEXICAN OFFICERS
FIGHT DUEL AT Aqua
PRIETA SUNDAY
Col. Cardenes Is Killed and Major
Anaya Wounded; Villa Soldiers
Desert and Come to Aqua
Prieta; BOotleggers Held.

DOUGLAS. oct. 25.-Agua Prieta
was the scene yesterday of a model
duel and it was fought under the Ger
man code and was for an affair Of hon
or. The principals were Lieutenant
Colonel Samuel Cardenas and Major
Pedro Anaya. The principals and their
seconds went out beyond the trenches
and. selecting a spot the seconds meas
ured off distances Of ten PAGES The
principals were then handed their
guns. Colts As automatics At a given
signal both turned and opened fire, the
nrst shot from Cardenas pistol hitting
Anaya through the left leg. Anaya
ared and his first shot struck Ctrde-
mas through the heart. as he started
to fall. the second shot hit him in the
chin. Anaya, after the duel, was taken
to the hospital where he is doing nice
ly
According to other officers who
made an Investigation, the duel was
an affair of honor, and there will be
no courtmartial for Anaya, although
at the present time he is under guard.
Lieut. Col. Cardenas who was killed
was a young man and had been in
charge at Naco for General Gales
since the camp was taken from the
Villa forces several months ago. lie
had a number of friends among the
Americans who win be grieved to hear
of his death
That both principals We're game to
the last is evident from the fact that
they both turned at the moment the
signal was given and opened fire
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

A patent has been granted 70 IA
brush and comb mounted on box into
which they fold for carrying or to pro
tect them from dust.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

Mr. Fl S Ford is spending a few
days with his family in Tombstone
coming from his mining properties at
Mammoth Mr.. Ford's property is in
the neighborhood of the Mammoth
mine recently sold to Geo. U. Young.
of Phoenix.
Here's a Good One.
A story is told on Harry Evans.
manager of the local branch of the
Mountain States Telephone Company
Harry was down al Nogales the other
day and incidently went across the
line to take in the sights. Going into
tobacco store to purchase some
cigarettes he threw The clerk a dime.
Tn return he reviewed four packages of
cigarettes and $500 in change villa
currency Harry gave the "dinero"
The o o. turned ON his heel told the
clerk to keep the change and walked
out
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
Troops Desert.

Two hundred and fifty of Villas sol
diors deserted yesterday and have ar
rived at Aqua Prieta. They were Of
the advance guard and were under the
command of General Mendez They
were brought into Aqua, Prieta by Ma
ior Cervantes The soldiers state that
over half Of the villa army are ready
to desert as soon as TIE chance pre-
sents itself and they see chance Of
amnesty. They report the entire vii
Ia army as disguised and ready to go
most anywhere. They We're moi adj
vised Of the fact that the United
States government had recognized
Caranza until they had reached a
point just below Fronteras. They re-
port the main body of the villa army
as being on the way but that il will
be a week at least before they can
reach Aqua prieta
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS
SHORT STATE ITEMS
FROM VARIOUS PLACES

A post fiioce has been established
at Sahuarta. Pima county. and T. G..
Dumont appointed postmaster
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
Faces Firing Squad.


ing robbed and murdered an monen-
siye Chinese Thursday afternoon. two
private soldiers of the Cananea garri.
son of Aqua Phieta were condemned
to death at a courtmartial held Fri
day They were shot early yesterday
morning.
The soldiers are said to have met
the man and demanded that he give
them money Upon his refusing to
comply they are said to have held
him up and robbed his person. Then,
growing afraid that he would report
them to their superior officers and
get them into serious trouble. they
killed him.
The two were seen in the act and
when the death of the man was re.
ported 10 the authorities. their ar
( rest followed.
Want Quarantine Lifted.
A largely signed petition was cir.
culated in Douglas last week address
ed to Governor George w. p. Hunt
requesting that he lift the embargo on
sonora cattle, which was placed Sep.
TENDER Is by the state sanitary board
Practically every cattleman inter
ested in Sonora has signed the petit
tion, either here or in Nogales. from
which port it originated.
The petitioners recite that the live.
stock sanitary board does not auege
that Sonora cattle are infected with
amy disease which would bar them
from this country Further, it states
that every animal brought across the
line in bond for shipment through this
state to adjacent states, is Inspected
by both federal and state veterinari.
ans and any tick-infected cattle are
refused. The cattle from Sonora are
acceptable 10 the sanitary boards of
neighboring states, they state.
/ In view Of these facts, the petition
ers affirm that there is no adequate
and just cause, in their belief. for a
continuance of the quarantine and
they ask that it be raised
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26
eootIeegero Held.

At the preliminary examination held
before Judge Taylor In Pirueyille this
morning Bert AKRON, the 2nd Warw
Councilman was held to await the
action Of the Superior Court. He was
the only one that demanded a hearing
the balance waving and an were held
ON the same bond. Chas Hansen Of
Pisbee. who was also arrested. gave
( bond with J. j. Bowen and Jess To
nd as securities while Jas. Knapp
also Of Bisbee, was released on his
own recoguizance.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-26

County authorities in Prescott are
looking for J. II. Lockwood, who came
there recently presenting q novel plan
for furnishing the Methodist churches
with free hymnals The cost of the
hymnal was to be paid by advertise
ments which were to be carried i'm the
books Lockwood collected almost
800 there from businessmen and
then disappeared.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
DECISION RESTS
 ON LEGAL POINT

Under the Congressional act Of March 17. 1884 and the act of June G.. 1900 the land concerned in this ease was dedicated to public use as ceme- tory and as the cemetery was main tained until lS94 the patent signed by the President was Illegal.
 This is the contention of Assistant United States Attorney F. E. Folsom in the suit entitled United States vs ]. F. Malony, ct al. which Judge Fred M Brown took under adYisement to- day and indicated he would render written decision early next weekweek.
 Judge Brown intimated in court yes terday that unless tho government could cite authorities who have ruled that the government has no right to issue patent to land containing graves, linQhallpoerB R-
 be would decide the case in favor of the defendants. Prosecutor Folsom declared that authorities submitted by him to the court would show juatiaca. ton of his contention, by analogy ai- though no record Of precedent was found which exactly fits the local case, he said.
 The court declared che question was one Of law and not of fact
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30

DOUGLAS. Jan. SOW B. Archer yesterday suffered another slight pa- ralytic stroke and was taken 70 st. Ann's hospital
 Jimmy Chambers arrived from tho States on the Cts of Seattle this morn ing. He has been absent a yea.
 Church Services in Congregational Church Tomorrow - Rev Owen Um- stead Pastor, Sunday School at DO a m Evening worship l,S0. theme Providence Special music. Me Eli Katanook wiu sing "He Leaae,h Me. with piano and violin accompaniment An gro Invited.
 Tomorrow in St. Luke's-rhege win be service in st. Luke's Episcopal church tomorrow morning at l0;S0, with sermon by Rev. G. D. Howard. ot Sitla. Special music. Everyone is cordially welcome. There will be no evening service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30


 TREADwELL, Jan. sO--Jack# Vii. SOD is gaining quite reputation as g rain maker as be has completed an ice skating rink three times this win ter only to have the weather soften Immediately Jack says be will con tract Co build lee rinks during any possible dry spells ocSi summer
 Carl Nelson has taken 9 position as baker at the Treadweu boarding house.
 There win be Q rehearsal Of the min strci singers ot the fire ball tomor- TOW afternoon at f.30 o'clock.
 The regular shows will be given at the Treadwen club this afternoon and evening.
 The new turbine at the power plant has been started and Is carrying the water formerly carried by the other two turbines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
SHOP LIFTER STEALS
 FROM J. GREENE

John F. Greene, Juneau's pioneer secondhand dealer whose place of bus mess is at the corner Of Second and Franklin streets, is the victim of a shoplifter Co the extent of two watches valued at $40. The theft oc- cured just before noon today.
 "I had been outside the store door said Mir Greene "and coming in found a man Of light complexion, poor ly dressed about 30 years old, who spoke with a decided French accent who asked for few articles, which gave him. The purchase amounted to 70 cents. and changed a SlO.bhl for him. He seemed to want to tarry, and spoke to me about bad cough that was troubling him. talked to him about that and suggested a remedy He did not immediately 50 out, so gave my attention to some work about the place. and he left the store within a minute or two.
 "A few maputes after the man had Left discovered that two watches worth S2O each had been taken from l the show case. They had been there before the man came in, and no one else had been In the place since ] had seen them
 Mir. Greene has notified the police oi the theft
 Mir Greene says he had never seen ! his lightfngered customer before he entered his store today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-30
ON THE JEFFERSON.

SEATTLE, Jan. 3O.-The Jefferson sailed North alst night. Her passen gers for Juneau include the following:
 W. F Elliott W. L. Martin, F Mil Ter, c. A. Brown James Walters, pr P. Wilberforce. Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Y. Yochamichi, Annie Banks, Ellno sorbo J. A. Mckenzie. AR. McDougall. Mrs, NJ. Davis. Marshal B A. Bishop and Mrs, Bishop. William Woodcock, w F. Pendergast Erie olson, Elmer Mel son. Mrs O. Cuthbert Mrs. p. D. VII son, John Vance and wife.