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The sun., 1916-10-28
WHEAT HITS APEX IN CHICAGO.
Export and Foreign Government
buying Blamed for Prices.

CHICAGO. oct. 27.--The wheat marke;
cxcclled all recent high price records here
to-day. Traders were largely influenced
by assertions that exporters and foreign
governments had obtained ownership Of
the bulk of deliveries here until January
!. Prices closed buoyant at the ,opmost
point of the session, December at 81 So
20 81 Seas and May at sl.st to f.StS,
with the market as "A whole 2 to 5sc.
above yesterdays finish. Other ne.
gains were Corn las 20 he. oats
u. to lasc.. and active deliveries of pro-
visions, 10 TO &c,
No. . yellow corn sold at S.lO n
bushel. This price has not been sur
passed. since 1867. when the apex was
$l.l2.
PORTLAND. ore. oct. .T,--A new high
record for the Northwest wac made IN
the Portland Grain EXCHANGE to-day
when spot blue stem wheat lids touched
81. 60 a bushcl, All spot and future quo
tations were up from = 10 6 cents.
The sun., 1916-10-28
PLAN TRAP FOR VILLA.
Carrnnzn Troops Attempting an
EnveIopinx Movement.

C~HIHTAHrA CITY. Mexico, oct. a.
The enve.op.ng movement against villa
was strengthened to-day when Gen.
Maycotie reached Santa Rusalia with
. 200 men. Gen. Maycotte plans TO pre-
vent villa from turning to TIE southeast
from his base at Santa Isabel, Villas
to the north u also said To he Of
r~cctually blocked and forces are on their
to guard the passes southwark.
News was received to-day b" Gen.
Trcyiuo that Gen, Jlininez had encoun-
tered "A and of Villas followers ON the
lath and again on the I'D of this month,
when the bandits were routed.
Gen. Tresin stated lie - receiving AL
% the military supplies ne asked for and
denies The report that he had advised
officials to leave Chihuahua, He added
that his relations with the FIRST Chief
and War Minister have been most cordia
and without friction.
The sun., 1916-10-28
She IL 90 Years His Junior.

Yesterday George Gordon Battle, at
to,ney for the defendant. scored his
second surprise by exhibiting two letters
written TO hcr by Lyon in order TO snow
that his attitude toward her was patri-
archal. being that OF a benevolent en-
ploycr toward an ''old family retainer
as I.yun called the seamst!ess. VINO Is
twenty years his Junior, rather h that
of an ardent sui;or,
The letters which made the jurors
look satisfied with their duty of listening
were addressed by Lyon TO Miss Cornell
on February > and -. 1914. from the
Royal Palm Hotel. Miami. Fla. where
he said he was picking passion flowers
and learning how to love Here they
are:
My DEAR Doll: ! agree with VOL
what you need is getty ep'-and ! hoU"
To- bring back II fresh supply when |
return. I have been perfectly miserable
ever since | started out with - bad
| grippy cold that settled in my bronchial
tubes and ~ pol, to nurse me.
Il fee. su,c ,hit II | could only run ~
AZ - RITA avenue and get a little getty
| cp' would then be -. Is, The cruise Was
| hum-about half cheaV guys and tn" re-
mainder from snail tDwrs--i ohcat
Jakcv crowd-no more cruises for me
The canal. OF course, 10 one OF Tho
wor.d'~ greatest wonders-but Jama,cl
i. the most beautiful spot In THE world
~ was glad to hear from YOU. Wiit'
me. | am the only one here.
"As ever and ever,
"YorR Bio FAT Foot"
Conduct good. I'm just beginning L
feel a little better"
The sun., 1916-10-28
TEN TONS OF POWDER ABLAZE.
seven Men BADLY Burned In du
POnt WOrks-FOur Are Dying.

HASKELL, y. T., oct, 27,-Seven men
were unloading powder from a tramcar
I'm the plant of the du Pont de Nemours
Powder Works here to-day. when a bag
Of the stun weighing sixty-tve pounds
fell under the wheels. A fareup followed
igniting the ten tons OF powder ON the
traIncar train, The flames spread to
the drying house. They We're cxttn-
guished by the plants own fire depart
ment. The men were badly burned
-Four OF them In the emergency hospital
in the plant are expected to die.
They are Horace Charles Hully OF 10
Alpine street, Haskell Joseph Jaro, "A
Russian, OF $50 Henderson street. Jersey
city Joseph NJ. Sullivan Of New Bed
ford. Mass. and Harry Smallwood OF 35l
Grand street, New York.
There was a similar FIRE September
90, which resulted In the death Of seven
! worknen. since August. 1914. there
nave been eight fires or explosions, In
| which twenty-six men have died and
| eighty -one hay been injured,
The sun., 1916-10-28
HIGHER INTEREST RATE SEEN.
Farm Mortgage BANKERS Reflect
President T.. W. Thompson.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. Eff. w.
Thompson of Chicago was elected presi-
dent for the third time of the Farm
Mortgage Bankers Association Of Amer
lea here to-day. Other reflections were
kingman n. Robins, Rochester, ". Y. {.
n. Corwin, Minneapolis. and j. T.. Max
well, Kansas city, vicc-presidcnts. The
rev board of governors Is composed OF
Frank Hayden, Memphis; Edgar +.
Hiatt, Richmond, Ind. and ID. II. Ne.
kee, Dcs Moincs. Ia.
Prices prevailing at The close Of the
European war probably will remain the
standard for ten to fifteen years after
ward. In the view OF Prof. q. VI. w.
Sprague of the chair of banking at
Harvard University. He said the de-
struction OF European capital occasioned
by the war will tend to bring about an
advance in interest rates, but suggested
that the tendency may be offset by some
%shrinkage in the European demand for
capital.
The sun., 1916-10-28
sTABBER KILLS NEWARK GIRL.
Assailant steps From Uchind Tree
Ia Dark street.

NEWARK, y. J.. Oct. 27.-While four
women. three of them sisters. We" wa''
ing home through "A lonely street after
dark tonight "A man stepped from be-
hind a tree with a stilcttp In his hand
and lungcd al II OF the sisters.
\ second sister saw him and. realizing
the object ot his attack. she threw
that sister out II II" way. br' IA" ." ~
sister did not jump aside. The stiletto
penetrated her heart and Killed her.
n murdered woman was Mrs. Marie
Vitel'o. 40 years old. Of 10 Gars'dc
street. The sister who WAS aimed at II
Mary Ferriro. and the sister VIII" saved
her is Rosie F"rraro. Mary he'd been
friendly with Philip Deles.rr II SIX
,ecnth avenue y shor' time agp their
friendship ended and Philip summoned
he girl To court in an unsuccessful N TT
To- force her To- return his presents. The
police are looking for him.
The sun., 1916-10-28
ra Men Elect Omcers.

At the third meeting Of the Casualty.
Actuarial and Statistical Society OF
Yesterday at Hotel Aston the
following officers were elected Presi-
dent. James NJ. Craig. Metropolitan :;
ice-presidents. Iiarwood T.. Ryan, New
York Life Richard FondiIler and James
II Woodward. state Insurance Fund :;
secretary-treasurer. A, T.. Scattergooi
Fidelity and Casualty Company. ard
librarian, Louis ]. Dublin. Metropolitan.
The sun., 1916-10-28
KIDNAPPERS INVADE HOME.
Heat Family n Take TwO-Se"r-
Old son of Srpn "a ted Couple.

ROOSEVELT. H. l., oct. 27.--SiX men
in an automobile stopped last night NJ
IN. home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j, Dahl,
In IA lonely section here, smashed the
door, entered the house and after shoot
ing of rcvolvcrs. clubbing Mrs pam,
her two ons Charles, Jr., and FREDERICK.
and her daughter. Mrs, Frank M'Govern,
and wrecking the furniture. made on
with Mrs. McGovern's son. Frederick,
. years old,
One OF them was left behind, so great
was the hurry OF the others To get away.
ana Was arrested. lie il Harry Cooney,
The raid concerns the marital troubles
of Mrs. Mc,;overn. who Is separated
from her husband, She says she recoa-
nizvd her husband when TN" raiders
burst into the house.
The District Attorney Is investigating
the raid and indictments are expected.
The sun., 1916-10-28
Learning How 10 Love.

My DEAR potI: Have read nr. Rom
sous book. eel with "a great deal OF "
%iercst. ! wish h" had been here 20 XIII ''''
..ttrr -: brown kittens, My cosd L. '',-
tor than II was--hut has not entirely
gone. There s an establishment here
vh,t. they give al sort of electric baths
and I am going t. IL. 7 woulh 90 10 the
os'copath YOU sent NE the name 81, put
The sun., 1916-10-28

TOPEKA. Kan. oct. ~.1-Edwa~d ;.
Uarkness o: New York city. wrost
brother. Charles W. Hardness, LETT MIN
AN estate valued at S2',"n"."o", !ntlud-
ing s2.3l6.lss worth of stocks OF Kan
sas CORPORATIONS. must pay an inheritance
tax In this state OF s262.@ 96. samuel +.
Howe. chairman of the state TAX Com
mission, announced to-day.
The sun., 1916-10-28

The restaurants, ho SAID, We're "ouly
the cheaper places and hc named "a
few. which this paper won't. regarding
Richard Hcrndun, Oliver Oshoruc's rum
uin- mate. whom Miss Council had nomi-
mated ON Thursday d- Lyons rival for
her hand. the manufacture told how tho
modistc had revealed ~ his sunmer
home IN Sew Canaan 'uuu, that she
had an option on ii"rnduu'~ affections
and had kept the w,r,s hot ~tolcphoning
{" "Iicrnie. whom 81" expected to
throw in an automobile WIKI tip" wedding
ring.
lie said he presented - her the ruby
rim. called by Miss C"nNcll her 'rn-
eagcm"nt rim which had been recon-
structcd from the OF rubies at
q cost Of $3.50. li~ son and daughter
r. "rohurat.i his statements that he had
not hoon attentive to the lr"sswH',r
Tn" ot-o w. adjourned uu:.l MONDAY.
The sun., 1916-10-28

'''.' the war he returned TO New
'"'. NI studied law at Columbia. nm
t'1s rl, studies there with the class OF
''r from Manhattan ne went 10 Al
''}. where he was selling insurance
"he0 ho met a good looking girl work.
- as q tclegrapher in Albany, lie In
The sun., 1916-10-28
Getty Ep" Was n privntc code,

During the rcadinr Of these prose
poems Lyon. who sat in court with his
daughter. Dorothy. Il student at Welles-
ley. and his son. irving, studying at
Yale, watched the ceiling with interest
while the spectators Uttered. ON the
stand he explained that getty ep' was
a private code expression for cheering
up and made everything clear about
the doctors.
Miss Conncll had 4 mania for doc
tors he said, Il though surely she
would marry one. | would ask her
which doctor was taking her down TO
Conoy Island tins time. and She would
say oh. well, some Kind OF a Doctor
Lyon FASTENED to- add that this was all
in innocent fan and that h" never had
the least jealousy for thom, II" couldn't
very well. because. ~ y" explained him
self. he never made love I" her as plain
men understand making love- Lyon.
who Is as different from his own de-
sCription Of himself aS one Richard
IIcrndon - from the other Richard
II"rndon mentioned at the trial. said he
had taken Miss Connect 10 the theatre or
restaurants about one" a week, just as
he had half a dozen othcr-.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-28

see Delhi again. have you ever used a
Lee-Metford3"
II have seen them. sahib: but better
understand the Mahtini"
II viii give you a rife with plenty Of
ammunition. DO you go inside the cave
there. and"
Mir Jan was startled
Where the ghost Is. sahlb7' he said
Ghost That is a tale OF children. There
is no ghost. only few bones OF a man MUIR
dered by these scoundrels long ago. Have
you any food7"
Some rice. sahib; sufficient for day
or two at n pinch"
Good We will get water from the
we'll When the lighting begins at dawn,
fire at every man you see from the back of
the cave. on no account come out Then
they can never reach you II you keep a full
magazine. Walt herel
Il thought you were never coming" pro-
tested 1ris when jerks reached the ledge.
II have been quite creepy am sure
there is some one down there. And, please,
may have another drinkr'
The sailor had left the crowbar beneath.
He secured a rifle, n spare clip and dozen
packets Of cartridges, meanwhile briefly ex-
planning to Iris the turn taken by events
so far as Mir Jan was concerned. She
was naturally delighted. and forgot her
fears In the excitement caused by the APP
pearance OF so useful an ally. She drank
his health in n brimming beaker Of water
She heard her lover rejoln Mir Jan. and
saw the two step out into the moonlight
while jerks explained the action of the
Lee-Metford Fortunately Iris was now
much recovered from the fatigue and priva-
tion OF the earlier hours Her senses were
sharpened to a pitch little dreamed Of by
stay-at-home young ladies of her age and
she deemed Il her province to act as
sentry while the two men conferred. Hence
she was the first to detect, or rather to
become conscious of, the stealthy crawl of
several Dyaks along the bottom Of the cliff
from Turtle Beach. They advanced in In
dian file, moving with the utmost care,
and crouching in the murky shadows like
so many wild beasts stalking their prey ',
Robert !" she screamed. The Dyals
On your left I"
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JIMMY MONKEYS VACATION
By Farmer Smith


Where are you going7" asked the Ele-
phant OF Jimmy Monkey when he saw the
little fellow going down Sunset lane in
Jungletown.
Il am going on my vacation"
oh On your vacation. May ask what
you are going TO vacateT"
Il am going away for a rest"
IF you go away WE will get a rest
laughed the Elephant as Jimmy disappeared
down the road.
Then Mister Elephant did a very stranRe
thing. He ran In to the grocery store and
called up Mister Giraffe.
Hello! Hello Hello Give me 2-4-4-O
Bundle Bee-WHATl Busy Oh well
Bees are always busy" Then Mister File
phant chuckled TO himself
BY and by the merry little bell tinlxled
Hello Yes. That you Mister Giraffe ?
Well, say Jimmy Monkey is going 70 pass
your house soon. He issgoing on his vaca-
ton. Go out and wish him happy yaea-
ton. He won't know how you found out
Good-by"
Just at that moment Jimmy got I'm front
OF the Glraffe's house. Who should come
rushing out but the fellow with the long
neck
Hello Jimmy Glad to see you. and
hope you have a pleasant vacation. We
deserve rest. Here is dollar. Buy a
lemonsene' or runabout or a self-piayinR
piano"
How ala you know I was going ON INV
vacationr asked Jimmy in surprise.
II am mind reader ah, an 4" and Mlstar
Giraffe disappeared.
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Mildred Rabinoff. OF North Seventeenth
street. felt much cooler this summer every
time she looked at her Rainbow button. II
made her think we had just had shower !
Mary Patterson. OF Atlantic City. re-
oeived a Red Cross nurses uniform for her
work In the Safety First" contest dressed
up in it. she looks for all the world like a
real bottle and spoon" lady Fluffy, her
kitten. couldn't tell the difference at all !
The other day he came hopping up the
stairs on three paws. One was hopelessly
caught In his collar He ran straight to
"Red Cross Headquarters" and waited pa
tientiy 70 have the damage repaired
Here are some new Rainbows who have
lately sent very pleasing letters OF thanks
FOR their Rainbow buttons; Marie Kurt
Haddonneid. N. j.. Anna Measher. South
Fifty-fourth street; Leila Dorothy White
West Logan street; Rose Yoos. Catherine
Mcguire, South Thirty seventh street
Helen Peters Parryyille. Pa. Henry Ross
man. sadie Hickman. North Sixth street
j. Edwards. oerritt street Alfred Rossi
elise Wilhelmine Qusctenfect. North Twen,
ty-cl1nth street; hlchale Hoye. Richmond
street. and LysteF oeefhart. GILBERT Pa
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But Irn was rapidly gaining e1@>e
knowledge Of strategy. before 1r9
shriehed her warning she gresped r'Hs
Holding II at the 'Beady"--about the level
Of her waist--and depressing the nu1<Ie
sufficiently. she began firing down the eide
OF the rock as fast as she could handle
lever and trigger. Two OF the nickel bull
lets struck a projection and <plnshsd ne
leading savaees with molten metal
Unfortunately the Iee-Metford beneath
was unloaded. being IN Mir Jams posscrsiou
for purposes Of instruction. jerks whipped
out his revolver
ITO the cave \" he rosrea and MIR Jams
unwliingness to face a goblin could not
Withstand the combined impetus Of the
sahib's order and the onward rush OF the
enemy. lie darted headlong for the en-
trance.
Jeni<s. shouting blindiy az he. TOO. ran
for the ladder, emptied the revolver just ne
his left hand clutched a rune.
Three Dyaks were 30 close that II would
be folly 20 attempt to climb. He threw the
weapon into the face Of the foremost man.
effectually stopping his onward progress
for the darkness made II tmpossfble 70
dodge the missile.
The sailor turned 70 dive into the cave
and secure the rife from Mir Jan, when
his shin caught the heavy crowbar resting
against the rock. The pain Of the blow lent
emphasis TO the swing with which the Inn
Dyak anatomy. jerks never knew where he
hit the second assailant, but the place
cracked like an eggshell
He had not time 10 recover the bar for
another blow, so he gave the point In the
gullet Of a gentleman who was about TO
make a vicious sweep at him with a parnns.
The downfall of this worthy caused his
immediate successor 20 stumble. and Jenks
saw his opportunity. With the agility OF
n cat he jumped up the ladder. Once
a. ~ III -
confessed TO an unpleasant sensation Of pins
and needles along his back during that brief
display; but he reached the ledge without
further injury save an agonizing twinge
when the unprotected quick Of his damaged
finger was smartly raped against the rock
These things happened with the speed
OF thought Within forty seconds OF Iris's
shrll cry the sailor was breast high with
the ledge and calling TO her
'All right, old girl Keep II upt'
The cheerful confidence Of his words had
a wonderful effect on her. Iris. like every
strong within her--the instinct that In
and the tigress fighting for her cubs. When
danger of being cut to pieces, the gentle.
tn, humblest of Gods creatures, became
terrible, majestic In her frenzied purpose.
Robert must be saved. II Maxim were
planted on the rock she would unhesltat-
ingly have turned the lever and sprayed the
Dyaks with bullets.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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CHAPTER xIy-tContlnued)

at Usually 1t is the sahib who says
" pull but circumstances alter cases."
communed jerks. He hauled steadily at a
heavy weIght-a koatslxin filled with cold
water He emptied the hot and sour wine
out of the lineup. and was about to hand
the thrice-welcome draught 70 Iris when n
suspicious thought caused him to with
hold II.
Let me taste first" he said.
The Indian might have betrayed them TO
the Dyaks. More unlikely things had hap
pened What II the water were poisoned
or drugged?
He placed the tin to his lips. The liquid
was musty, having been in the skin nearly
two days. Otherwise IT seemed to be all
right. with a sigh of profound relief he
gave Iris the cup, and smiled at the most
unladylike haste with which she emptied II.
Drink yourself and give me some more. -
she said
mo more for you at present, madam. In
a few minutes, yes"
"Oh, why not now?"
do not fret, dear one. You can have
all you want in a little while. But to drink
much now would make you very i'll.
Iris waited until he could speak again.
why do YOU" she began.
But he bent over the parapet-
"Koi hal
"Sahib! !"
You have not been followed?"
"I think not sahib Do not talk too
loud they are foxes in cunning You have
a ladder, they say sahib. Will not your
honor descend9 1 have much to relate"
Iris made no protest when jerks ex-
planned the mans request. She only stipu-
lated that he should not leave the ladder.
while she would remain within easy earshot.
The sailor. of course, carried his revolver.
He also picked up a crowbar, most useful
and silent weapon.
Then he went quietly downward. Near
Ing the ground, he saw the native. who
saiaamed deeply and was unarmed. The
poor fellow seemed to be very anxious to
help them.
what is your manner" demanded the
sailor
mir Jan. sahib, formerly naIk in the
Kumaon Rissala."
when did you leave the regiment7"
1.-TWO years ago, sahib. killed"
what was the name of your Colonel 70
"Kurnal I-shpence-sahib. a brave man,
but of no account on a horse"
Jenks we'll remembered Colonel Spence
a fat, short-legged warrior. who rolled off
his charger II the animal so much as looked
sideways. Mir Jan was telling the truth.
You are right Mir Jan. What is Taung
S'Ali doing now?'
"Cursing sahib, for the most part His
men are frightened. He wanted them to
try once more with the tubes that shoot
poison but they refused. He could not
come alone, for he could not use his right
hand. and he was wounded by the blowing
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IRIS DEANE. daughter OF Sir Arthur
DeAns. owner OF the london and HongkOn.
wSsn tbys ,is. cas-. upon Rsineow SCv IsSna s,,ri
inr fvn,oes ny r. sirqar thir secs @ GOWN ou'-
RoRERT JENRs. ns an Tnas assistsnt STa steward ON
Is. sse 's SstSr. 9s ot2sF he sSrHT
ne ppssp,y r,,,ved moved when he overheard mention o.
.DssEsd. On the island. lam y Jenl,s eonfesses
cam. ne Robert Anstruther. formerly =
m,e,nt. He remonstrates with his colonei,s
obiir.ap 70. nittlng with Lord Nentnor ana ,IlsoIy ~
on the part o9 We Vsntnof iaS'Tr and the woman
SstEsed Strn,Sdd the dlshonorRblo discharge Of An
=, yenss ye IN exploring tho island. discovers a
weii near be Sonverts into e2ms ,.ass,e,on ,as
with white man; and deserted quarry r,,rci n,,ed
pesns hi skeletons OF Chinese and Euro,
ssntnony and tSe Sy1 ton ne 9f gPGs lin S can with
f.Eptie ,diagram, psaii1:ng. that Rsinboy
pirates. jerks saves a case % Of rines and
on on',anuI:tiGn ! :tiGn which was cast from the wreck
,oSs.e 0ne day while on an. errand a shor, ais;
sevSeo from the cave, 1ris is attacked by
a few Of the pirates escape. and Jenks
nnIhddn nnI9hdn that they viii return in greater
tack bv removing most OF his stores from
conver,SSe SsSe 70 an edjonng ledge, which ne ne
The The .Dyaks do not disappoInt Jenks. but
for them. stray shots from the pirate band
feyas, .he water casks, and jerks strives
,,Sverlshly TO save some part OF the supply
'hat may determine his and Iriss fate:
after the Dyaks try In vain TO dislodge
Senks and Iris the pirate chief arranges
y parley, Mohammedan with the Dyaks
aets as Interpreter, The chief demands the
suIrender OF the woman, which jerks, OF
course, refuses. The Mohammedan, In ex-
SInannge Innge for promised freedom. becomes
jerks, by a daring move. rigs IN con-
triyance which enables him to render the
clin overlooking the ledge dangerous TO the
Dyaks. Shortly after he returns from this
expedition the Mahommedan appears. asks
for n rope. ties something TO IL and tells
jerks 20 pull.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-28
West PHILADELPHIA

The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth GodsAall
and Mr.. Rexford p. Bennett, of Carbondale,
Pa, will take place at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. L. s. Godshall. 42f5
Baltimore avenue. on Saturday evening.
october 2S. at o'clock. Miss God
shall will be attended by her sister. Mrs.
Harry X. Marcy. of Trenton. N. j.. as
matron of honor The bridesmaids will be
Miss Elizabeth Wanamaker, Miss Harriet
Smith. Miss Katherine Smith and Miss
Cordelia Smith. Mr.. Harold Tiffany will
act as best man.
A surprise party was given last night by
Mrs. J. Cooney for her daughter, Miss
Marie Cooney. at 702 South Fifty-seventh
street. Among those present were Miss
Loyola Finnesey. Miss Catherine Curtin,
Miss Nan Pratt Miss Helen Cooney, Miss
Catherine Mclaughlin. Miss Nan Murtha,
Miss Marie Cooney. Miss Madeline Cooney.
Miss Henrietta Walz. Miss Marion DON
nelly, Miss Bonnie Donnelly. Miss Gertrude
Craig, Miss Anna Redding, Mr.. Ray Till.
Mr. Chester Croft Mr. Walter TRIUMPH. Mr.
Jack Meade, Jr.. Mr.. d. Curtin, Mr.. William
String, Mr.. Gus Aberle. Jr.. Mr.. Harry Ed
gar Porter, Mr.. Joseph Mills. Mr.. Wilburt
Feiser, Mr.. Percy Wolfe. Mr.. Harvey Stow
man, Mr.. e. Bresette, Mr.. b. Ginger. Mr.
Paul Barber. Mr.. Harry ]. Schoneld, Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Craig.