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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-18
UNION CARD IS
NOT LICENSE TO
COMMIT Crimes
Judge Ashford Flags James
curran and lronWorkers'
Union in Giving Sentence
RECALLS LOWING UP
LOS ANGELES TIMES

When unionism has utterly trans
cended the limits for which 1t was
intended. and has reached the spot
of danger that has rendered it a men.
ace to the community, it must be met
and must be crushed. One Of the
first things that an intelligent union
laborer must learn is that a mere
union card constitutes no excuse to
commit crime"
Thus spoke Circuit Judge Ashford
today before he sentenced James Cur.
ran, an alleged organizer for the Inter
national lFenworkers' Union, to serve
four months in the city. Jail and pay
the costs of the court for having as
sauited James Terry, q nonunion man.
Mittimus will be stayed. however, for
II Is believed an appeal Of the case
will be made to the supreme court on
a bill OF exceptions.
Curran was tried twice ON the same
charge. The first trial resulted In q
disagreement by the jury and the
second ended in conviction. Curran
made long statement to the court
this morning, and denied that he had
ever struck Terry. He said that he
was not thigh official in the IRON
workers union" only a prominent
men Uber of the union"
Judge Ashford told Curran that he
believed the assault on Terry was .
vicious and cowardly one. and that he
considered the verdict of the jury was
fully substantiated He added that 1t
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HE two sons-in-Iaw, Secretary McAdoo
and Mr.. Sayres.
The relatives Of the bride amongst
the guests will include Mrs. Boiling.
her mother, and six of her seven broth
ers and sisters. These are Ralph z.
Boiling Of Panama, Mrs. M. n. Maury
Of Admission, Ala. and John r. Boiling.
Miss Bertha Boiling, Richard W. 1oil-
ing and Julian 3. Boiling. all Of WASH
lngtcn. Mrs- Alexander Gait, whose
husband was cousin TO the late Nor.
man Gait. Will aiso be present.
The president will be personally At
tended BY his brother, while the maid
Of honor for Mrs. Gait Will be her els
ter. Miss Bertha Boiling.
The ceremony will take place In
the z'r.wino room Of the Gait resi-
dea. mich Will Be banked high with
flow. md palms which have been
nufO.4 u the White house conserva-
tories. Tie temporary altar 10 At the
wesk end Of the room, and the BRIDE
to-bt wiH meet The presldent a. the
fcof 81 the stairway on the north side
a. TIE house.
The wedding ring, a plain gold cir
cieks will bear the Inscription ~. w.
70 E. 3. G., December Is, 1885, The
Initials E. 8. q. stand for Edith Boiling
Cali.
Mrs. Gait Will be attired In 4 travel.
Ing gown and will carry : bouquet Of
orchids.
The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rec
tor Of ST. MarHaret's Protestant EpIs-
copal church, where Mrs. Gait has
been , communlcant since last Sep
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-18
one OFFICER
INJURED in
smile ride

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHoFIELD BARRACKS. Dec. Is.
One OFFICER Of the LIST Field Artillery
was taken TO the post hospital uncon-
scious and badly shaken up today as
q result of the three-mile obstacle ride
over nine jumps which was taken by
the officers of the 1st Infantry, today.
The regulations provide that the ride
be made In less than IL minutes. and
the first finished in 10 minutes and %
seconds.
All the officers in the regiment
started, with the exception of Capt.
Charles Lloyd and Lieut. James c..
Palmer, who are confined in the hos
pital. Col S. d. Sturgis led the regi-
ment on gray charger and was fol
lowed by the other officers, "a in all,
riding in columns of threes at 25
yards.
Capt. A. F. CassePs horse fell at the
second juny. and he was unable to fin.
ish as the animal got away. A few
minutes later Lieut.. C. c. Martin IS
thoroughbred race horse became al.
most unmanageable and, going at ter.
rife speed, fell over the same hurdle
Lieut.. Martin had very heavy fall
and was dragged unconscious from
the course by Capt. Cassel. He was
taken to the post hospital, where il
was reported that he was only badly
shaken up.
Lieut.-col. McMahon's horse fell at
the last ditch and almost rolled on
the officer. The colonel got up, re.
covered his horse and finished the
ride.
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SHOES
Regal Shoe Store, Page %.
Wing Loy Shoe Store, Page IS.
SLIPPERS
Melnerny Shoe Store, Page 81.
HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS
e. o. Hall & Son, Page IS.
HOUSE AND TABLE FURNISHINGS
e. o. Hall & Son, Page is.
Levers & Cooke, Page 2.
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Mclnerny,s, Page S.
The Ideal, Page z.
GAS, GAS STOVES
Honolulu Gas Company, Page S.
PLUMBING.
James Mott, Page S.
REAL ESTATE
Charles Desky, Page S.
Dewey Court, Page 8.
Guardian Trust Company, Page 4.
Trent Trust Company, Page 4.
Henry Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, Page 4.
Hawaiian Trust Company, Page 4.
.THEATERS, Page z.
OLD LUMBER
Thayer Piano Company, Page 80.
PHoNoG RAPHS-
Sonora Phonograph, star-BulIetin
Contest, Page 3S.
MISCELLANEOUS
"The Christmas Store" Page a.
Palisades Of Prosperity" Page 81.
Page SO.
SHIPPING
Steamships and railroads, Page 20.
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PRESIDENT WORKS UNTIL
ALMOST TIME FOR WEDDING
Press of Official Business Keeps Him at Desk Through After
noon OF Marriage Day-Al Ready for Ceremony

CAssociated Press by Federal Wireless !
WARRINGTON, .. c., Dec. a.
President Wilson worked this affair
noon at his desk in the White Honse
and Will leave the press Of official
business only in time to prepare for
his wedding tonight TO Mrs. Norman
Gait
Everything ls 10 readiness for .he
wedding in the Gait home this evening.
One large room has been set apart for
gifts, which 4re coming In tremen-
dous quantitys
The presldenk and inis family at noon
attended the thristenf1o OF the baby
Of Secretary nd Mrs. McAdoo, Ellen
Wilson McAdoo. The president was
godfather.
Mr.. Wilson paid an early call upon
Mrs. Calf today and then went to the
bank. going over his accounts. After
quick luncheon BE worked through
the afternoon clearing OF official busi.
ness so az TO leave his honeymoon
as free AZ possible Of state cares.
At he u dining Il the White House
and will then depart for the ceremony
at the home Of bis fiancee.
The important international develop
ments OF the next few days may cut
short the honeymoon period. although
II is not feared that any developments
will come for I week 10 necessitate the
return Of the president to Washington.
Relatives d the president who are
to be. at the wedding are Joseph r.
Wilson Of 5sIkInore. his brother: Mrs.
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German Official News Of Today

The following cablegram from official sources was re-
ceived today:
German Army Headquarters Dec. 18In Beo
poye 1850 taken prisoner among them small number Of
The territory northeast of Tara from Mohocac
wards has been cleared of the
successfu combats IN the last five days prisoners
the east front the number of prisoners between
rosz and Nadiolzea reached than officers and
dlers The situation this whole front unchanged only small
patrol engagements taking place"
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New 1euton Bomb Plot i Alleged

NEW YORK N Y Dec Paul Koenig head of the bureau
Of investigation of the Hamburg American line and Richard
decker goods retailer have been held
$4,000 and $4,000 bail respectively by the United States
sioner being charged with conspg blow the Weand Canal
Other arrests expected to follow.
Detectives trailing the plotters seeking destroy ships bearing
ammunition for the Allies have arrested Frederick Schn
in the National Bank charge Of larceny documents the
ments it alleged being given the German government BY him.
alleged that Sehendl worked at the direction Of Koeng
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-18
BASEBALL GAMES CALLED oFF
ON ACCOUNT or WET GROUNDS

The game scheduled for this after
noon at Athletic Park between tie
Chinese Travellers and the 25th Infan-
try baseball teams was called on at
2:S0 on account Of wet grounds.
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THE SHOPPERS GUIDE.
lToday's Ads and where to tInd them

y
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
Jor1an,s, Page 20-2t.
Sachs, Page 10.
Ehiers q Company, Page u.
Whitney e Marsh, Page II
Canton Dry Goods Co, Page 2.
ORIENTAL. GOODS
Fono Inn, Page 80.
odo Shoten, Page 81.
T. MurakamI, Page 21.
sayegusa. Page Fl.
Japanese Bazaar, Page rs.
S. ozaki, Page %.
The Cherry, Page q.
TOYS
Wall, Nichols Company, Page Sc.
Arleigh's. Page 80.
Thrum's, Page 8.
SILKS, EM3R0IDERiES-
East Indian Store, Page 6.
cHiL DREN's BOOKS
hawaiian News Company, Page 2t.
JEWELRY-
Wall & Dougherty, Page 8.
22.
vieira Jeweiry Company, Page 4.
n. Culman, Page 2.
koDAkS. PHOTO SUPPLIES, ETC
HoIIister Drug Company, Page 10.
Honolulu Photo Supply Company,
Page 8.
Brownie, Honolulu Photo Supply
Company, Page z.
MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Honolulu Music Company, Page 10.
cunha Music Company, Page IS.
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMING
Honolulu Picture Framing & Sup
ply Co, Page 10.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS AND
PAMPHLETS
w. &. Pietseh, hawaiian Board
Book Rooms, Page 1e.
ELECTRIC DEVICES AND
APPARATUS
w. w. Dimond & Company, Page
f2.
Hawaiian Electric Company,
Page 6.
Electric Shop, Page 2s.
FURNITURE
coyne Furniture Company, Page 26
STEEL MATS
). c. AxteIl. Page &c.
AUTOMOBILES
Overland, Schuman Carriage Com
pany, Page rs.
Studebaker. schuman Carriage
Company, Page IS.
AUTOS, DELIVERY CARS
Won Hamm-Youns Company, Page
81.
PIANOS
Hersstrom Music Company, Page
CHINESE JEWELRY-
Tai 10y Jade Jewelry Company,
Page %.
UNDERTAKING
n. II. Williams, Page is. 4.
CATERERS
The Palace of Sweets, PAGE 20.
HOLIDAY POSTCARDS,
. NOVELTIES, ETC
Hawaiian Jewelry & Novelty Co.,
Page 81.
MEMS FURNISHINGS, ETC
Yee Chan & Co. (also ladies' dry
goods), PAGE 13.
MEMS CLOTHING
The Model, Page 2.
CANDIES
Benson, Smith & Co., Page 20.
Sweet Shop, Page 12.
REFRESHMENT PARLoRS-
Quality Inn, Page 81.
HolIister Drug Company, Page II.
Rawley's, Page 2.
ICE CREAM
Honolulu Dairymen's Association,
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RlISEMORE Than
$500 BY SELLING
BELGIAN COLORS

At 2 O'Clock this afternoon Honolu-
lans had paid $S41.40 for the little rib
bon tags sold by nearly SO young
women and girls today. working under
the auspices of the Belgians Christ
mas Fund committee.
All the small tags were gone by
noon, and at o'clock this afternoon
II was necessary to make up a new
supply at the campaign headquarters,
the Sachs Dry Goods Company. Ltd.
I'VE are very grateful to Honolu-
lans for the hearty way in which they
have helped to make. our tag day a
success" said Mrs. J. s. Emerson,
chairman of the committee, this after
noon. Tag Day has been successful
beyond our expectations.
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Derby Plan 0byiates Conscription

LONDON Eng, Dec 1SFor the least there viii
concrption England result of the
under the plan devised by Lord Derby The call
upon four classes of men marked under the plan
suited such enlistment considered success ann
obyiates the need of conscription
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Fourteen territorial land documents
submitted by the land commissioner
were approved and signed yesterday
by Governor Pinkham.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-18

Governor Pinkham and Acting Su-
perintendent of Public Works Charles
r. Forbes have signed the agreement
whereby the territory promises to pay
a portion of the cost of concrete paw
ing for the Auwaiolimu tract on the
slopes of Punchbowl, this portion am
ounting to $17,946.23
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. H.
Sugar: 60 degrees test, 4.ss cents.
Previous quotation, 4.ss cents.
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STORES WILL BE OPEN
FOR XMAS TRADE TONIGHT

Late this afternoon the pros
poets were for good weather to-
: night. Most of the big shops
will be open this evening for the
special holiday trade.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The First Regiment band will give
its next outdoor concert next Tuesday
evening in Esteyville.
The Epworth League will observe
its Goth anniversary tomorrow even
ing. Rev. Ora Samuel Gray will give
an address.
In the municipal court yesterday az
tcrnoon Judgment was entered in ia
vor of Wilson Brothers for $4,000
and costs of %7.78 in their suit agains,
f. y. Larrow to recover for automo-
bile supplies. Harrie b. Chase appear-
cd for Wilson Brothers. A. +. Schwenk
represented Mr.. Larrow. hut did not
put IN any evidence and appealed to
the county court
United States Marshal Arthur p
Carpenter of this town started last
night for Atlanta, Ga, with federal
prisoner to be placed in the pen,tep-
tiary. The prisoner was John X. Loble.
Korean who pleaded guilty to an in
dlctment IN the United States court in
Montpelier this week for SMUGGLING
Cinnamon into this country over the
Vermont border. lie was sentenced
by Judge Howe to Il year and dav
and was brought to BrattIeboro nv
Deputy Marshal Lackey of MontpeFcr
David S. Carey went to Atlanta with
them as guard.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-10
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis p. Blake ro-
turned yesterday from Boston whore
they had been several days
Miss Bernice Whitman, who was =
guest at Norman Darling g, returned
to her home in Westmoreland yester.
day.
Miss Evelyn Staples will 90 next
Tuesday TO Point Allerton, Mass. to
spend several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Plummer and daughter.
Mrs. Anna Z. Bone and dauobter
Marguerite, arrived from Galveston.
Texts, last evening to spend the sum.
mer with her son, Edward Nj. Bone
on Thomas street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman. their son.
in-law and daughter, Bernice. of West
moreland, n. H., and Mrs. Norman
Darling of this town spent Tuesday in
Guilford at birthday party of Mrs.
Darling's sister, Mrs. Salina Ward
Her two daughters, Mrs. Sessions and
Mrs. Yeaw of Guilford, also Mrs. Bur-
bingham of Springfield, Mass. and
other relatives and friends were pres
ent, enjoying pleasant time and
bountiful dinner.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-10
PERSONAL.

Charles Leahy of Keene was a guest
Yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
Wood.
Mrs. John Works of Cisero, ILL.,, for
merly of Brattleboro, is visiting rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Charles Brasor of New York
city is visiting Mr. Brasor's father.
Egbert Brasor
Mrs Mary Fos5 visited yesterday in
Bellows Falls with her daughter, Mrs.
Edith Reynolds
Mrs. George Z. Foster is spending a
few days at Spofford lake, guest of
Mrs. A. f. Schwenk
Miss Flossie Ober will begin Mon
day vacation of two weeks from her
work in j. f. Mann s store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Howe of Athol
are in town, called here by the death
of Mrs. T. j. B. Cudworth.
Miss Florence Holton went to her
home in Mortified, Mass, today to
spend vacation OF two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Freyenhagen
and son, Clinton, went to Newfane
this morning to stay several days.
Miss Lena V. Smith Will have u
wo-weeks vacation from her work in
the telephone office, beginning Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Harris are ex-
pected to return home tomorrow from
York Beach, where they have been a
week.
The Misses Douglas of Spruce street
will go Monday to Spofford lake to
occupy the Thompson cottage two
| weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Simonds and
daughter, Miss Marion Simonds, will
go tomorrow to Malone, n. Y, to visit
| two weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith returned
| last night from a nine-days automo-
bile trip to Boston, Melrose, South
| birmingham and other places.
Mrs. George E. Adams returned to
| Springfield, Mass, this morning, after
few days visit here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Averil
Miss Ernestine Cady of Northamp-
ton visited in town yesterday at the
| home of her aunt, Mrs. C. r. Simonds,
on her way to Springfield, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw will be-
gin a two-weeks vacation from their
work in the Holstein Friesian office
Monday. They viii spend a part of
the time in Orange, n. j.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-10
PAGEANT MONDAY
IN NORTHFIELD
DR.. Jefferson Speaks Tomorrow on
Foreign Missions and World Peace
Other Conference Features.

The 18th session Of the Northfield
summer school for Women g Foreign
Missionary societies is in progress at
Northfeld and is being largely at
tended. A peace meeting win be held
at 40 tomorrow afternoon and at 745
in the evening Rev. DR.. Charles Z.
Jefferson will give an address on For
eign Missions and World Peace
On Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
from 8 to 9.45 the program is: Bible
hour, Rev. Charles r. Erdman, d. D.;
Bible classes for camp girls, of whom
there are 800 in camp, the subjects be
ing The Manhood of the Master, Miss
Mary Ely; Sources of Power, Mrs. s. ].
Herben; The King and His Kingdom.
Miss Adelaide Case.
Also on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday from 10 to 1915 and on Thurs
day from to 945 will come the cleo
tives: Methods, Mrs. c. H. Burnham:
normal study class, Miss Mary Pea
cock; Methods for Junior Leaders, Miss
Nellie G. Prescott; study classes for
girls-Why and How of Foreign Mis-
sions, by Mrs. W. H. Farmer, and
Christian Standards of Life. by Mrs.
Il, Y. Cfonk; closing with young wo-
men s methods hour to be led Monday
j by Miss Helen B. Calder, Tuesday by
Mrs. John Henry Lee, Wednesday by
Miss Grace Hales, omitted Thursday.
From 11.15 to II Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday and from 10 to 1915
Thursday Mrs. W. A. Montgomery will
give instruction from her book, The
Kings Highway. Other features of
the conference will be as follows.
Monday at p. m, festival of The
Spirit of Mortified. which will be a
pageant of particular interest; 7.45,
addresses in the Auditorium by Mrs
Frederick Mead and Miss Laura White
of China
Tuesday at Gas, Round Top meeting;
address in the Auditorium by DIR. Ida
Scudder of India
Wednesday at 6.45, Round Top meet
ing; 7.45, missionary rally.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

There will be dance in the Island
park pavilion AZ s o'clock tonight
Rev. Henry Lamb of West Brattle-
boro will conduct the chapel service at
the Retreat Sunday afternoon at 3
a clock.
Serious damage was done Thursday
night by rain on the road from the
school house near Sunset lake to the
loot OF the hill. The road was washed
out to depth of six feet or more, and
IT viii be several days before the road
can be used.
Rev. George Venn Daniels of Phil
2delphia will supply the pulpit of the
flrst Baptist church four Sundays. be-
ginning tomorrow. He is a foreeful
speaker, of genial personality. During
ms stay here last summer he made
many friends.
through the generosity of a member
OF the Centre Congregations church
MISS Alice Butterlield has been on
gagged rs n special soloist for the sum
mer. Next Sunday morning she will
sing Only Little Way, by Martin
The double quartet viii sing the beau
lliul anthem Peace and Light by
Chadwick.
Charlie Chaplin will be seen TODAY
NJ the Princess theater in the one-reel
comedy drama, BY the Sea. There al
so viii be an episode of The Hazards
9i Helen. Monday the attraction vii
PC Gabv Doslys, the celebrated inter
national star, in the four-act drama
Ter Triumph, supported by her dane
ing partner, Harry Pilccr.
II. p Yearly IS Pedro. outclassed IN,
held IN the 2.22 pace with seven start
ers at Worcester, Mass, Yesterday
winning the race for a purse Of $500
IA straight heats in 216H, 2.1615
2.i6la The bay gelding was driver
by Sunderlin, and was not pushed IN
al the third heat, when Monte Belle
driven by Fox, made fairly geo,
fight.
Capt. Joseph Estey will take team
Of golfers from the Brattleboro Coun
try club to Greenfield this afternoon
Tor match against the Greenfiel,
Country club Onslow Thompson an,
e. Nj. Miller, winners in local tou-na
monts last season, and c. +. Bingham
twice champion of the old Wantas
tiquet club, win be unable to accom-
pany the local aggregation, which will
include Capt. Estey, Fred Harding
Harris, HAYES Bigelow, l.. l.. Durham
.Dennison Cowles, jT., and probably tw
VI three other players.
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elogged with hay, the water setting
back until even with the road on both
sides of his house The current of this
stream ran directly under C. D. Boy
den s sheds and barn and across his
garden, then down the peaked noun
tain road, where it was turned into
the mowings by ditching the road.
Water came into the road from the
river between this village and West
Townshend. r. w. Blood came near
losing a cow, which attempted to ford
mill brook at the usual place ana was
carried down stream several rods go
ing completely under the water but
landing in safety.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-10
TOWNSHEND.
Roads and Fields Damaged by Water.

Roads and Fields Damaged by Water
The recent heavy rain played havoc
with the small brooks, many overflow
ing their banks Thursday and washing
the roads and doing damage in fields
and gardens. A stream flowed across
the road below O. A. Davis's with
such force as TO make the road impas-
sable for teams. The sluice near III.
$. kidder's on North street became
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-10

Have just returned from Boston
where | bought choice and latest eff
teets in hats and trimmings; including
bands, wings, stick-ups and pompons
Also all colors in tams. Mrs G. H.
Smith 10
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-10
Girl g over II years of
- age wanted to pick
raspberries. Camp life. Chap
erons. Apply at once to
barrow & Aiken, Putney, Vt.

SALESMEN-Poc ket side line. New
live proposition, all merchants in towns
of 100000 and under want it. PAYS -
commission or each sale. No collecting,
no risk to merchant We take back nm
sold goods. Easiest, biggest paying side
line ever offered. Garfield Mfg. Co.
20S Sioel St. Chicago 1I2%