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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
ny FRANK G. MENkE.

NEW YORK, Nov ll-Evcr SO often
q football referee boots" a decision
and dire things happen to the team that
he makes the unconscious victim, as Is
shown hy that Army Notrc Dame game
Of week ago
And the saddest fcatur" OF II IA that
teams wronEcd hy laundering official"
cannot appeal In baseball and other
sports contests nrc ordered plnyrd over
when II is proven tuRt "a rpriuG ioozlo
hy Judge has harmed one of the com
potltofs But the furtblll law makers
have lustlrd th'IW'lNrH INTO bel cNlne
that the cntorccrs ol their rules nrc IN
fnllhlc beings And SO the team that
loscs an important battle because un
umpire or referee is ignorant ui th"
regulations Is deprived OF chance for
redress.
A. Chorlc' Hann. Of Harvard, wns the
offending official In that Army Notro
Dame affair He showed lack OF know
edge of one of the most important ~
the new rules HIS ignorance gave Army
q 8o-yard gain 10 which 1t Was not On
ttlcd and a minute or so later. Army
converted the Gitt into touchdown
which cInchcd the combat If Hnnn
hadn't made "A "honcr" the result might
have been vastly different
How Ham pulled eoner'
In the third period " th the score 10
to I'M favor of Nutrc bumr Army had
the bah ou uhuui lts own N-NuId line
ollPhant uHdr II forward pass to HoH-e.
who was thrown uu Notrc Dam 'a @l-
yard line, making an apparent gain OF
30 yards However. N was discovered
that Nutrc Dnmc man had lutcrfrrci
with the hnll, making the pass lucom
plctc nnd Nu,rc Dame liable TO a l1-yard
penalty for interference
Rule H. section 8 states that In cnsr
l..H. .. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
Wildcat Too Much for Jimmie
Corners; Needs Hard Work
to Regain Speed VIII Be
Exhibited Again Soon

II was pretty much the same Kid
Ferns as OF old who last night decisive
" defeated Jimmie Couuers uf Kansas
city In a tcu-rouud bout ot the B VI
A \ While he lacked something of the
speed of the wildcat who secured eleven
kuoCkOuts In seventeen bouts here iu
1911, N WAS apparent that only 70 f.w
more weeks Of work and another bout
or two will enable him TO become us Fast
as ever Otherwise he seemed nour the
worse for years absence from tho
ring.
Ferns Makes Good Showing
Conncrs displayed II bulldog disuoeD-
tlon and landed some joltng blows but
he did not seem to worry Ferns lu the
least, while Ferns on more than one or-
casion rufncd the Kansas city hoy g
Composurc What Ferns might h1N"
done. had he cut loose with Dull force
In tho first few rounds Is pruhlcmpiicul
for hn had things going his own way
but determined not to slip I'm his first
nttempt Mt come back. the kld played
tho safety first game As II was lac had
al, the better Of six rounds. Conurrs
had shade In two and the other two
wrre about even.
Two.Flsted Fighter
One thing more than he had when he
was here before Ferns exhibited last
night when he proved himself to hn u
great two hstCd boxer Hc landed hard
with his left as well Hs his right lAh-
hing, cross sloshinE or uppercuttIur
with either hand MS the opportunity pre-
sented
Il is proposed to send Ferns a better
opponent than Conncrs here early iu nr-
Cemhcr He Ia taking his come back so-
rously and ms soon az he is sure ut him
self expects to go out into The wide
world in search OF wclterwcIEhts to whip
when there is no call for his services
here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
Barker and Hart
Helping Instruct
Princeton Backs

PRINCETON. n j., Nov lt-On IA
began final preparations for the annual
football game with Yale here next Sat
urd8y
HOBBY lktcr and Eddie Hart. the for
mer Tiger stars. who are here to assist
Coach Rush IN whipping the team into
shape, have taken some Of the haclncld
men In charge Following yesterday b
Ight work IL was planned 10 put the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

Negotiations appear 10 be successfully
progressing toward battle between
Freddie Welsh and Johnny klhanc at
Toledo. ohio The Toledo, ohio, Ath
le,t association wants 10 stage this bout
over the twelve round route Ncsh has
accepted n guarantee Of 00O0, but his
demand that the weight be 1855 In likely
To cause hitch Kilbanc wants welsh
TO weigh In at i3l at o'clock the after
noon Of the bout II Is claimed that Welsh
weighed Just about 1873 when he fought
Charley white nj Denver on Labor day
and that he was strong and full OF pep.
II In argued that n he got down ns low
as that Tor White \ lightweight, he
should not hesitate 10 make II FOR XII.
hane fcntherwelght, who easily can
do l22 Welsh'g acceptance Of the tlOnN
guarantee s believed to remove the bis
grst obstacle to the match II he is snt
lsurd financially, there is a feeling that
he VIII knock off the objections ns to the
weight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
BOXING
Elnhts Scheduled TonIaht

Fights Scheduled Tonight.
Joe Rivers W Joe Thomas, twenty
rounds at New orleans
Jack Brtton vs. Ted Lewis. twelve
rounds. at Hoslon
Bob Mohl vs. Bly Mlskc, ten rounds.
at New York
BRYAN pownoy vs. Spike Kelly. ten
rounds at Kenosha, Wis
George (knockouO Brown OF Chicago
outpolnted Buck Grouse of Pittsburgh
In fast sx-round no-dccision bout AT
Pittsburgh last night Brown showed
himself superior I'm four Of tho rounds
md 'rous" In one while one was even
The men are middlcwoights.
Welsh refuses $4,000 TO fight twenty
rounds but Freddie will deem II A
pleasure 10 dance ten or even twenty
rounds for this small sum
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
Small Arnau
Employed by
VI in0r Clubs
Report Of Secretary Farrel
Shows Nearly 5000 Players
Under Contract Good Fin
anCiaI Year ChroniCIed,

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. Ii-Ths
National Association Of Baseball Leagues
met IN annual session here today with
the owners and officials ~ minor League
tluhs and delegates from throughout tho
country I'm attcudiucc The meeting will
conllnu" through Thursday Among tina
important questions expected to come up
Tor discussions. were the new demands
Of the baseball PLAYERS fraternity. in-
clnding one relating to contracts covcr-
ing the clubs control over injured play.
cTS other matters 10 be- discussed In
cluded the relations between PLAYERS and
minor league clubs, contracts, schedules,
CAsslttcutuny ana releases.
President II NJ Sexton of tho asso-
chlou. was uunhl" to attend because OF
illness In his family aud Vice President
Muruaue presided
The annual report submitted by Secre.
tAry John II Farrell showed that twenty
ak league organizations, embracing lss
cities and towns in the United states and
canada ana employing t.72S players dur
INK the playing season Of 1915 had quall-
fled for membership
The attendance this year as whole cx-
Cccded 10y FAR that Of the i9l5 record
flf'y- nine ont iouAl agreements were
exercised by National Association clubs
and 1903 by major leagues Players re-.
ported Tor release numbered 2Ojl. for
suspension iHU, FOR reinstatement 15S
Twenty DRAFTS were disallOwod and can
,cllcd Th, total number Of disputed
cDscs handled during the current year
WIS $50 aud 32i 663 was collected in
plnyers' claims aud territorial lens and
paid 60 them without cost uf amy kind.
Only SIX claims We're filed by the play
cts fraternity
Tho National league drafted twenty.
five players, the American league nlns-
teen and the National association ( fly
five The National league paid '3i 500;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
Cord Win, pho.nls RACE.

pHOENlN. hriE.. Nov N-E. |. Cord
OF Phoenix Yesterday won the Douglas
rhocn automobile race. covering the
272.milc course In eight hours and thlr-
teen minutes. according to the unofficial
time Fourteen cars started and five
finished Hugh Miller of Phoenix I'm.
ishcd first but started ahead of Cord
and his time WAS slower than the first
three
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

sn.yprd line Instead OF on mldNcll
whor" the bah belonged legally
Amy taking advantage OF the 20
yard pift from lIlpu, forward passed
the ban over the Notrc Dame / no so0n
tft'rN1rd, witch mad, the score Army
~, No'rc Dame 10 And that touchdown
gurh,i tie gomo for Uncle Sams sol
dicr boys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
Yale Team Will
Be Put Through
Hard Sklrmishes

NEW HAVEN Conn, Nov II with
the return Ot most uf the hospital squad
Head Coach Tad Jones of the Yale foot
bail team today marshallcd his forces in
preparation for the drive against Prince
ton next saturday. Bnldridgc. Gult TAFT
and Jnques. who have been out OF th"
game Tor some time, were expected to
play with the varsity against the scru rs
this afternoon 1t is planned 10 havr
hard scrmmage work until Friday when
the squad viii leave for New York The
trip to Princeton wll he made Saturday
morning
'liaIl playing becomes very monoton-
our remarks one OF the lt'ry diamond
stars Yep, and Judging from the way
some OF 'em play It must bc worst than
thnt-lt must be positively hateful
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

Don't play out bunker with n brassio
unless YOU tee the hnll
Don't tee up your ball IN n bunker
without requesting your opponent to
kindly turn hls back
Don't slice when playing out for "a
pun
Don't think " missing shot without
offering an llNi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

EMnn MeetA Mastrr

n remained for folow with the
mmr u' Edz"wskl 10 really ouppy ST..
lvnn Oh" great Army p,utrr tnr tho
ii't time In his oorcrr The soldier hoy
us lut"d us one uf th. greatest mid.
dI,m.n ln the pnmc the man Who nryrr
mot % foe whom n, could not suhlu,.
But that WIS before the Notrs Dam,
frullic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

However, when a Yale man writes In
to suggest that no All-time all-star back
field can be complete without Ted
COY the debate becomes more spirited
COY undoubtedly belongs with Jim
Thorpe, This leaves room for one more
hnlfhack llrstou or Mahnu. step up
and take your pick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

Now they have Furk IrRoy Chance
headed back ns manager " the Cubs.
why not The +. L. should make one
more attempt to erase his his lNs' start
wheu as leader Of the huOiooed Ynuks.
hc was up against AN unploNaho stNmic.
No one In those DAYS could have holstcd
tho depressed Nauks out uf the second
division AZ cub leader again, under u
new regime, Chance may rnvlvc the old
New York Chicago fcud which Tor eight
years was One Of hascDalls greatest fea-
turrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

II have seen both lnGorc ~ Yale,
and Harley " ohio state play writes
\ II. n, "aud, believe mo or not but
Harley IN good two lengths ahead
This is one piece of dope that anyone
who knows football enters Rs cinch %
All Of which should At least have tho IN
rrrdlnnIs nf n fnitlN nnaslnnnle hehhle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

st Louis may stage n Womcn'A howl.
ing tourney open to the entire country
II win be for ANGLES doubles, ana teams
|of i've women
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
The klnp Maker.

Sir Isn't II about time that football
fans Wrrc beginning to realize that
llourhton is making 7tars not stars
making llauEh'ou' II yOu viii notice,
year hy year stars come and 20, but
lIpuEhtou still puts ont winner with
new star crop each season When Casey
finishes there win hr another, just as
there was a Nnhtu ON hand when Brick
Jy got through. CRIMSON ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
FOOTBALL,

Captain Jon Healy may be lost 10 the
Columbia football team for the rest of
the season. According to an announce
m"nt made from the training quarters Of
the Blue and White eleven. Captain
iDalN was cut down from behind In the
recent game with Stevens and the liga-
mcnts I'm his Knee torn II was against
this cutting down from behind that q
Poster Sanford complained NJ the meet
Ing Of the football rules committee last
fall. lie described the practice ns "A
'hamstringing, ankle breaking. face
smashing play that is detrimental to
football and should he abolished " with
ll'II out uf action the lett .dr Of TN,
Columbia line will lose much Of It's power
and drive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
Tinker Continues
Manager of Cubs

CHICAGO, Nov II Carlhes H.
Wccghmnn was re- elected president Ot
the Chicago National league baseball
club yesterday II was said that the
question of club manager was not
raised at the meeting which was taken to
mean that Joseph Tinker would again
serve I'm the capacity next year.
The American league viii not have ns
much cutting tu do ne It's rival hut there
win bo enough u II done to cause tho
usual howl from the PLAYERS The mag
mates hpv they do not propose to he un-
Just They ARE willing. they say. to my
the players what they ARE worth hut
they do not think that many Of the attn
letes are worth 5000, 5000 and $40, ,0O0
which has been paid for the past two
years,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

A. tunes putt SO bad curse,
And then uguiu | putt much worse.
one day cannot hi' the ball
And next day | can't play at all
I Y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

Lest YOU forget We say II ngain-Ril
Edwards Football nnys' is com
hiucd history ut the game and u story
OF adventure that no mar who ever
played or followed football should MISS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

Unpaid telephone bin, i5r the month
of November arc past dhc II no, paid
by p m, Of the 18th service will he
discontinued Pioneer Tel & Tel CO.
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
ht h.t.SPoftGis,f !.
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AJ
ORANTLAJND RICE V

lie sang "A song In the trench that night
with the weary hudllcd around,
And their eyes were bright AS the stars
~ Franco
or the flame ~ the battle ground
Bnt he snug no song Of "a soldiers fame
lN land or the white hshcd foam,
For tho song he sang in the trench that
Was the song Of a girl back home
lie sang a song In the shell swept trench.
And the ewes Of the weary glowed
with the Old old light OF another day,
Before Hate held the road
Ana their hearts at last krcw greater
thrll
Than mad charge through the gloam
For tAe song tltat hc sang I'm the rcck,
tnE trench
Was tho song Of n girl back home
And each rod bomb. AS II nared above
I'm a crimson glow ON high
Was summer moon from the oldtimc
ways
Set deep In a peaceful sky.
Anu each big gun. with It's endless roar
Was a plow FOR the fragrant loam
Ana all because he sang that night
The SONG OF girl back homo
Among your five great ends Of nll
time, writes Nassau II. cant YOU find
room for Donurly, Cochran Henry or
Palmer ot Princeton Surely one OF
these belongs" Az great az each OF
these Tigers undoubtedly was who would
YOU drop from Hiukcy. Shcvln, XII
untritk tampbCll and Snow r'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
Army Should s.at Mnvy.

against Army since 1907 and 1916 isn't
pregnant with hope Army has 4 real
team this year whllo that OF the Navy
f,cms only hIt stronger than mcdi-
urrc
Army has plnycd six games 80 far
ana won uII Navy. In EN contests. has
Won but three. losing two and tying the
other Army has rolled up a count of
'St TO - whlo Novys totals are ~
t. n
Probably tho best tlp.on ne 10 how
that Army Navy combat win end on
November 90 ls the results OF the games
each has played against Washington and
Ice. Alwt beat tha southern llry,n -
io hu' NAVY. with itg strongest tenn
n the field went down to defeat, 10
to O.
hrmy's Great Battery"
Whom II comes to forward Passing.
m" Army battery" Oliphnut mud VI
DIAL must ho ranked among the top
n"'ch"rs ollrhnnl H wonderfully nc
'ura,c tossor Of the ppsKu and Vidal
HE receiver hls rvw equals I'm the
tnW' Tho U0lr scored ihrrr iuurhdNwns
against No'ro Dame ly the use ~ In,
n'rrl play and rarely dld they IAN to
Wnto rnns when attempting tho sky nt-
tack
vidal. NY the way, ls sterling half
h0Dk Hts lrlllluCe h1g been cloudrl
somewhat 10y Ohphaut who hps qhonc SO
hrEllN I'm the Army ht,kN,lA but
there isn't nuy doubt ua tu the Cr,nt
|1lH" o' Nitp'. Ilo IS ns fine am end
runner AK Dliphpnt a druu kicker ur
'NDtlI'nCc aud a hypdy PLAYER
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

Norman high school denies the allcga
tlon that II PLAYS dirty football and de-
vlal"s II can lick tie alligator
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

Neither Of the Hotts viii be eligible
against the Kansas Aggies SATURDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

The oklahoma Agglcs win have to play
their best brand Of football next Satur-
day when they are hosts to Raylor uni.
vrrsity eleven Of Waco Texas for the
Baylorltes have beaten everything In
Texas except the Texas AgElcs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14

Eddie Casey looks sure 10 be Harvard s
grldirun hero this season II would
hardly do to say that Casey is another
Brickley or another Mahau though he is
probably NJ valuable ls either OF these
stars, Casey resembles neither OF the
former stars nud vet II is most likely
that his name In Harvard history will he
linked with their coaches and PLAYERS de-
clare that Casey shows every sign OF be
coming as great II not greater player
than the illustrlous NHhau and this In
spite uf the fact that he is not remark
able as a Kicker and IN also one OF the
smallest backs ON amy OF the hig grid
irons Casey weighs scarcely l50
nu. uls lINA tOtt, la running with the
hall Nlh his wonderful speed Casey
has remarkable endurance and liz the
most elusive runner ON an Open field
the game has seen for some while. He
has u peculiar manner OF running down
tho field at great speed and yet with II
movement OF the legs that makes him
nell game at different times he made
long gains when II seemed that every
PLAYER on tho Cornell team was there
to lay him low Hut he manages TO worm
through them all Though small, Casey
comes out OF the hardest sCrlmmnges ns
fresh NJ can be and he has been the big
grst part of the Harvard offcnsc lie
cnrrics the ban three out Of five times
and ~ always hard at work, llc usually
nppcors after an hour Ot gtuclliug play
without "A mark on him and apparently
uuNiudCd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
PAGE ON WAY TO AMERICA
I. =. Ambassador to Italy IL Accom-
panyiuE Mic. who Is &" Visit
Sick R~lati,r.

Especial Gable tn Tn" Times III snatch.l
LONDON. April IL Thomas Nelson
Page, American aIn"a.sador ut Rome.
Is az London fo> few days GU route
TO Sew YORK. whence h" 4" acco,npanv.
ing Mrs Page 20 visit . relative who
is III
Ambassador rap.. speaking .; the
American situation. said:
81 consider President Wilson'S policy
~" Hancs' and soUndcs, possible
pos'sri,y VIII acclaim him tho great
Get American statesman. Amcric. has
always had high ideals % q nations
duty 20 humanity. and President Wilson
has hert this ideal CONSTANTS before
him.
- have been privately Informed tina,
other neutral countries subscribe to
his policy. avid fccI tia, he has don.
tn" riscst ana best thing on tho whole.
'"' Nm"r'ca. Tic mas lcd his country
wisely and vol.
Ambassador r.sc probahly viii RI.
,urm 10 Rome i'm Iuly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
ork in Summer
for War Relief
Directors Decide That activities
OF Association ShoK
Continue.

~ " recon, meeting Of the directors
OF tue war Relief Association OF Eir-
GIN" IL was decided TO continue the
work Of the association throughout the
summer months. the headquarters
VIII be kept open, and the organization
members as possible. a letter was
read from Sir Robert Hudson. chair
man OF the finance committee OF the
English Red cross Order Of ST John
ana Jerusalem. thanking III. assoCia-
ton lor It's .!ft of CLOS? to b" expended
IN relief work. An urgent appeal from
the American ambulance. for aid was
left 10 the committee on appropriations
10 decide what amount should be CON
tributcd. Efforts are being made It
"aS reported TO Ia" directors, to get
TO Richmond and deliver a lecture. ur-
der The auspices az the association. and
II Is believed hat such an arrangements
wi. soon be made.
tiiG' "unb.. 80 -.its h..vc nucu
received AT the headquarters rooms
during thc past f"H DAYS The Alex
andrta and Frederick sburg branches
have sent in surgical supplies. Mrs.
FTascr's knitting committee. socks
sweaters and scHrfs Miss Mar v
Parker. Franklin. Tauze romprcsscs.
Mrs. j. Allison Hvdges's committees
hospital supplies Mrs Thomas 4.
girls suits and other rarmsnts: Mrs.
Thomas Il Scott. socks; Mrs. william
Il MaFsio surgical supplies; Miss =.
+ Chapman. Williamsburg. and Mrs.
John Enstianh. Mcrgautown. ". Va.
hospital supplies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
FACES CHARGE OF PIRACY
rmc>i Schiller. Who "tnpturcd'' Hrii
i>h FrriEhtcr, vii! Rc Taken 4"
Delaware To-day.

NEW YORK, April ll.-Counscl for
'ia,cncc Hudson, alias Ernest schiller
|rho captured" the British frcigftcr
|latoppo at sea, decided late to-day not
q resist his clients removal to Della
warc 10 answer TO charge OF piracy.
The decision was based on the dis
:ovcry that there were grounds upon
which Hudson could he dcpor.ed to
England, where he Nigh, ne hanged for
his exploit.
After Hudson's counsel had ahan-
doned his plan OF seeking a writ OF
habeas corpus, Judge Learned Hand
signed warrant upon which the Ger
man sympathzer will he taken to
Delaware tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
DEATHS nv VIRGINIA
Funeral If T.. Kirk pnrri. h

IN" funeral % 7. EirliDaiyici Par.
r'sh. who died Monday afternoon ~ -
l-uk"'s hospital, will Il" conducted,
from Grace Covenant Prcshv;cri,t,
church this afternoon at : O'Clock.
IN" Intcr'ucnt Will hc in HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery.
Tho pallhoarcrs will b" ns follows:
Honorary : Dabu"y Crcushaw stuart
E"w". Walter Christian, T. r FL
bridge, hr. rau'us =, Irving Wiii!ant
."HS' Judge y. J. I!oladay. John
iN"nS. Dr. S'nar; MIchauN 'larnic"
NIlhser. K. =. r.Rram, IL. Fred plcas-
ants, ,'"hn NJ. Price J. w. Hcitlns. Il
u Smith, J. Stuart Reynolds. Ashton
Sihrkc Ellis NJ. Talbot. Judge Ed
mund "addill and i. G. Warwicis. Ir.