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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-26

stern served pink Ices and candies,
while Mrs. Ernest spltz and Mrs j..
Lester Cooper poured. Two-course
refreshments were served by Miss
Katherine sKeleher. Mics Margaret
McCanna Miss Bertha Weinman, Miss
Alexandra Vaughey and Miss Alice
Herndon.
Little Miss Frederica Dunkerly, just
four years old danced most grace
fully, demonstrating the different ma
tional dances in costume
sAA
1.-THE married men are going
to give a dinner next Saturday"
"a beefsteak?"
mo, a rib roast"
AAN
DINNER PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Herndon were
dinner hosts Thursday evening in
compliment to Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederick
Dunkerly, Of Mexico City, who with
their little daughter are guests at the
Herndon home. Tho table was in
shades of pink, a low bowl of sweet
peas in the center being surrounded
by fancy pink canldesticks The place
cards were hand painted, Mexican
birds of gar pIumagc forming the
design
Besides the guests Of honor there
were present Mr. and Mrs A j.
Maloy, Mr.. and Mrs. O. n. Maroon
Mrs. T.. A. Vaughey Miss Eleanor
Vaughey and Mr.. and Mrs. d. a.
Macpherson.
III the price OF gasoline keeps
going up I'll soon be able to save
million dollars"
How"
"By not owning an automo-
bile"
MCIELLiN-sEls.
The marriage in lseta last Tues
day Of Miss Eunice Mcclellan and
Mr.. A. G. Seis came as a distinct sur
prise TO the many friends OF both
bride and groom in this city The
wedding was an exceedingly quiet af-
fair. only members of the families
and one or two intimate friends be-
ing, present, and it was only by ac-
cident that the newspapers got word
OF the affair in time to announce it
lust before It hpppepeL
iNlDNll w a WIN tiiNit VI ~ AtliNR
as "Dollie' Mcclellan, the bride has
been conspicuous and popular fig
ure in albuquerque society for sew
eral years and has been active in all
social events that really count Mr..
Seis is prominent merchant and
stockman with many friends in this
city who are extending their con-
to him.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Seis left for a honeymoon trip in Cal
ifornia. Upon their return to New
Mexico they viii malSe, their home
In Tsleta, but the nearness of
that place to Albuquerque leads their
friends to hope that local society Will
see much of them in the future.
q 8 4
$50 Jimson married the widow,
Ell? | wonder if it was a leap
year proposal
"Yes. il was and Unison didn't
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
ASTRONOMER OF
NOTE WILL CONE
TO HONOLULU

Prof. Armin Otto Leuschuer, the
noted astronomer, will come to Homo
lulu this month to represent the Uni
yersitys of Michigan and the Uniyer.
sity of California at the 18th anniver.
sary of the founding Of Oahu College.
Professor Leuschner win be accom-
panied by Mrs. Leuschnef
Professor Leuschner is a graduate
of Cassel, Berlin, University of Pitts
burg and graduate student of Lick
observatory, and completed his course
at Ann Arbor He is a fellow of the
Astronomy Society, member of the
National Academy of Sciences, and Is
author of many books on the solar
system.
Prof. Charles Mills Gayley, who was
expected to represent Michigan and
California universities, sent a wire
less to Judge Clarence W. Ashford to-
DAY, stating that he was unable to
come at this time, and is sending Prof.
Leuschner in his stead. Prof. Leusch-
ner at the present has the chair
of astronomy at the University of Calf
foTnia 1t is expected that he will ar
rive here within the next twoeweeks.
Members of the University of Michi-
gan alumni association are requested
to meet at the University club on
Thursday for a Michigan luncheon at
which time number Of points will
be taken up regarding the reception to
the noted alumnus.
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Wood Aceeptableto I. r Says Rumor

They declare that any man who
can lead the campaign and who can
bring the G. O. p. and Bull Moose
factions together will be acceptable
to them.
The leaders are busy today also
in trying to determine whether the
cause of Justice Hughes has been
strengthened or weakened By the
temporary concentration OF all
forces upon him. This concentra-
ton is declared to be for the pur-
pose of eliminating Roosevelt as a
Republican possibility. The effect
of this Hughes drive has been to
place the whole field of candidates
against him. The managers and
hackers of all these candidates see
that Hughes must be beaten now if
their men are to have any chance
and they are seeking to defeat his
boom before the convention opens.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
DR.. AND MRS. COFFIN
WILL BE GUESTS OF
C. U. CHURCH JUNE 13

DR.. and Mrs Henry Sloan Coffin
of New York City. who arrived in
Honolulu on the steamer Wilhelmins
today on their way to the Orient,
will be honor guests at a reception
and dinner at Central Union church
on the evening of June 13, under the
auspices of the Mems League AMI
the Women's Society Dr. Coffin is
pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian church of New York
The reception will be held in the
church parlors and will begin at $50
O'clock This will be followed by the
dinner, to be held in the parish house.
Special music will be rendered and
~ Coffin viii sneak Members of
the congregation expecting to attend
the reception and dinner are request
ed to notify the church not later than
June 10. =.
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Kitchener's Career Of Achievement

ord Kitchener was June 1885, and thus almost years
OF aye For wears called the ideal soldier and though
icize since The war progress Of the greatest f
Britain's living heroes
several things that Earl Kitchener place I'M world
history notable that lie organized the largest army
the world the greltestwar OF all times
Within sudden outbreak OF the European war m
August 1914 of British fighting qnadrupcd BY an
increase from less 000000 nearly 4000oo6
Kitchener happened to be England OF the
he had paid London during his long
abroad when the European broke out He had just come
British agent Egypt had accepted erdom
King George being talked Nicero of India Within
after Engand declaration war Kitchener was appoint
War and immediately took full charge at the
worked day the h7ndap
which Central Powers had England in the matter Of fighting
strength
of the strict censorship he imposed newspapers and
disregard correspondents the British gave him
support MAY g15 During the months the
secretary had announced the big drive would about he rtof
May After the battle Of Neuye Chapele that month reached
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SCORES KILLED,
Hl|NDREDSHU
IN GREAT Winds

JACKSON, Miss, ;ne 6.-A tor
nado which hurled it's way over parts
of Mississippi and Arkansas yesterday
has Killed scores and injured hum
dreds. The death roll is growing
hourly.
Eight persons are dead in this
vicinity and so injured, and many
houses were damaged, a large number
being destroyed. =.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, June 6.LThe
greatest fury of the storm in this
state was at Heber Springs, near
here. where more than 90 were killed
outright Various parts of the state
reported by telegraph today as to the
extent of the disaster. It is declared
that large number have been killed
and hundreds injured
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Tigers
TAKEO FROM
WORL|'D's'C|''H||A!||N||||Ps
Jennings Crew Wins the Only
Game Played in American
League Today
Assoeiated Pres by PederaE WIiefe..

&. Associated Press by Pederat Wifefess)
DETROIT, Mieh., June '6.-Tte Ti-
gers won another game from the
Worlds Champions this afternoon
and are now crowding the Red Sox
for the last place in the first division.
Brooklyn gained on the Quakers and
Giants by winning heavy hitting
game from the Reds in Brooklyn. The
scores of the games today were as fol-
lows:
American League.
At Detroit Detroit 3, Eoston 0.
National League.
At Philadelphia Chicago 5, Phila..
delphia 2.
At RrooklynRrookly Z, Gncin.
natl 4.
At New York Pittsburg 3. New
York 2
At Boston St Louis 2, Boston i.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
ALOHA film CO.
To make START
ABOUT JULY !

The Aloha Film Company will start
making a five-reel picture of Hawaii
in Honolulu about July 5. Seth Moyle,
who recently organized the company
here, will arrive then on the Manoa
with a company of about 90 actors and
movie experts.
Mrs. Rose Ilnowitz, originator OF
the Aloha con 3ern and co-worker OF
Moyle, received a letter To-Day from
Moyle telling of his success in San
Francisco. Although the actual re-
lease for the Abba Company has not
yet bean signe1 by the Pathe people,
Moyle writes that he has every as.
surance that they will do so and ex-
poets TO wire their acceptance in
about a week from New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
MOORE FILES SUIT FOR
DAMAGES OF $10,50O I'M
CASE OF DOROTHY SPRING

tAssociated Press by Federal Wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June o.
George Moore of Honolulu today filed
suit in the federal court for $1o.509
against John Hopkins Spring, father
of Dorothy Spring, as damages for the
death of his wife in Honolulu. alleging
that the death was caused by injuries
from car driven by Miss Spring
when she was in Honolulu some
months go. ...a<-.. > H. 49,
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ARMY OE 10000
TRYING TO CHECK
RUSSIAN ASSAULT
Petroarad Claims Slav Com
rnands Have Captured 25.-
600 Prisoners in Latest
Drive; French and Ger
mans Struggling for verdun
(Assoeiated Press 81 IFederal wireIe.sl

PETROGRAD, Russia, June 6.
An army of more than 100000
men has now been throw1r>to the
extreme eastern front to check. if
possible, the drive of the Russians
which has been gSing along on hun-
dreds of miles OF. line.
The Slav successes continue and
it is announced by army headquar-
ters that up to the present the Rus
slams have captured 25,o00 men, II
cannon and Is machine guns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

CHICAGO, ill.. June e.-confer-
ences between Influential leaders to-
day have 20 far failed TO disclose the
souphs-for common ground upon which
the Republicans and Progressives
might agree as to candidates and Is
sues.
Hughes remains the leading figure
when his strength for first and sec
ond choice 10 considered, while Col.
Roosevelt 10 stiIi conceded to have,
through his hold on delegates, ylr-
tusIly the power 10 veto what the Re
publican convention does y ne
wishes 10.
Whistler he will exercise II against
Hughes In advance Of the ballotlns Is
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FRENCH CHARGES COSTLY

tAssociated Press by Federal wireless)
BEREIN. Germany, June 6.-The
French on the right of the Meilse
river today made four efforts to
eject the Germans who have won a
foctfold of .Funlin ridge, but each
effort was costly and fruitless, the
attacking side losing heavily.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
FIRE DEPARTMENT MAKES
THREE RUNS IN HALF DAY

The Central fire department got
lots of exercise this morning from
three runs which ali came between
midnight and 8 o'clock One was "a
false alarm, another was at Pier s on
a pile driver OF the Lord & Young En-
gineering Company, and the third was
at the Kobayashi hotel on Beretania
street near Aala street. The false
alarm was rung in from box 243 at
Diamond Head drive and Paki ave-
nue.: the fire at the pier was out by
the time the fitemen arrived. and the
flames On the front porch of the hotel,
which had started from cigarette in
a barrel Of rubbish. were soon extin-
guished with no loss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
JAPANESE NAVAL MAN
LOST ON QUEEN MARY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
TOXIC, Japan, June 6.-Lieut..
commander Shimomura, who was a
naval observer with the British navy
and aboard the Queen Mary, was lost
in the sinking of that vessel in the
battle off Jutland, it was announced
today. - =. g.. +
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question in the minds OF the lead
ers.
George w. Perkins issued state
rnent today In which he made denial
that Roosevelt has ever declared his
disapprovaI Of Hughes or any other
candidate. He assailed the Hughes
supporters who are making capital OF
the so-caIIed preparedness" speech
which HUGHES delivered in Washing
ton last night.
The Progressive leaders admit to-
day that in the harmony confer.
encesp with the Republicans they are
al i disadvantage, as they have only
one candidate TO offer, while the He.
pubiicans are advancing the names ef
the ..favorite soma and Of Hughes. S
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WILL LISTEN TO CHARGES
MADE By HAKU0LE

Hearing OF the charges preferred
aga .nst II. E. Wescott, city purchas-
ing agent, by j. II. Hakuole, an assist
ant he discharged last week, will be
held by the ways and means commit
tee of the supervisors at meeting
late this afternoon. ss-g
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GANG TO BREAK
STRIKE Sent TO
STEAMER MANOA

(Associated Press by Federal wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June o.
Clerks Of the Matson Navigation Com
pany offices are unloading the Matso-
MIA today. A group of strike sympa-
thizers stopped the first wagon and
demonstrated with the teamster, after
which they permitted him to proceed.
The unloading of the Manoa started
at Crockett this afternoon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June g.
Several hundred strike-breakers were
despatched today to Crockett. the
sugar refinery port, to unload the Mat
son Navigation Company's steamer
Manoa
The docks are heavily guarded.
Strike-breakers have been aboard
the Scraps.
MARTINEZ, Cal, June 6.-Sheriff
Veale is holding himself in readiness
to send squad OF armed deputies to
Crockett, IL the strikers attempt vio-
lence upon the arrival of strike-break
ers to unload the Manoa.
The Chamber of Commerce here
had cablegram late yesterday from
the San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce indicating that the strike
right be settled today and holding
cut hope for satisfactory negotiations
Up TO press time today the cham
Der had had no further news
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
TWO GERMANfATACks LOSE

{Assoeiated Press by Federal wirelessl
PARIS. France. June 6.-Two
German attacks were made TODAY
between the fortress positions Of,
Vaux and Danllonp but both of the
attacks, were replilsed. The Ger
mans continue h lombard Aaux
almost incessantly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
Kuho For Hughes Lyman For Roosevelt Carter At Amageddor
REPUBLICANS AND PROGRESSIvES ARE
FAILING TO FIND man TO UNITE UPON
Huuhes Strength is Biggest Sensation to Dae-Gen Wood
Renorted AEcceptabIe" to Roosevelt Who Can Split Con-
ivention- Charley Rice Won't Give Proxy to Hawaii Man

TWO members
far the situation mas oeye
delegate s for Roosevelt
A. Rieeo Of national committeeman TO
being unable to attend the naona com
en,eetn rs cau no dissatsfa ction
arrived, holding l. G. Atnsons proxy - "
donal e0rmfseeman 'oe na"s ~ " JosEPH n HARRINGTON
h Illinois,
fusIne 0 give Hawaii man.
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(AsbOci1ted Press D5 Feoefht ile'esss
OYSTER BAY, y. Y, June 8.
Gen. Leonard Wood, former
chief Of staff Of the army, is "ac-
ceptabler to Col. Roosevelt, accord
ing to men who have recently visit
ed the Colonel here.
Some Of these men asserted to-
day that Col. Roosevelt has said
that he is neither for nor against
any candidate. He is also quoted
as saying that he would throw his
hat into the ring for Wood.
CHICAGO,. H., June 6.-Lead-
ers Of both the Republican and
Progressive groups. particularly
the former, are yoluble today in ex-
pressing their willingness to accept
any able man as candidate for
president who can unite the ele-
Inents that were sundered in 1912.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

Charged with bpying and selling
government property. inluding cloth
ing. All Chin a Chinese. was arrested
by federal officials today. All Chin is
a member of the National Guard. 5
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NEW YORK STOCK ]
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
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An industrial exhibit. games and
drills were to be held this afternoon
by the preparatory department of the
Kamehameha School for Boys on the
school campus
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The British Association Club is now
in ifs new quarters in the Love build
ing, llt0 Fort street There will be a
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suicide were denied today by Chinese
officials. They declare that Yuan died
in the imperial palace and that his
wives and older children were at his
bedside when the end came.
Especial Cable to Liberty News)
SHANGHAI, China, June 6.--Yuan
shih-kai died yesterday morning at
II o'clock in Peking. His- death was
caused by poison placed in his food.
According to the reports Yuan had
been suffering for many days, and the
report that Yuan was suffering from
a stomach trouble bears out the first
advice that he was poisoned some
time ago.
Many Of the inhabitants Of Peking
have left the city, fearing an upris-
ing, but as yet there has been no Sc
suit Of the announcement Of Yuan's
death. There is no outward disturb
snces In Shanghai, and the people
here believe that the decease Of Yuan
means the end Of the revolutionary
war. Z
PEKING, China, June 6.-After
an illness of several days. due to
acute stomach trouble, followed by
a nervous breakdown, President
Yuan Shih-Kai of China died to-
day.
Premier Tuan Chi Jul has advis7
ed Ii Yuan Hung, vice-president
of the republic. that he succeeds
Yuan as president. Quiet prevails
in the cities. following the news that
Yuan had died. The succession of
Ii to power meets the demands of
the leaders of the revolt. who had
declared that they were unalterably
opposed to Yuan Shih-Kai but
would be satisfied if he left office
and allowed some such man as Ii
to succeed him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

The board of harbor commissioners
will hold regular meeting tomorrow
Afternoon at 1876 o'clock In the rooms
in the CafiffoI tui7flf1R = :
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LONDON England lune 6Britsh naval experts believe
that the 0000t0n cruiser Hampshire sunk off the Orkney
Islands with Lord Kitchener and his staff aboard was de-
stroyed by striking mine.
They say that the speed of the cruiser renders timpob
able that she tofpedoed and furthermore that the sea
was rough which would make the work Of submarine IN
certain.
Il is believed BY the public that Lord Kitchener was "a
route to Pepgrad on an important military mission similar
to that which he made in France and Italy, The Allies had
great confidence IN Ktcheners Judgment and hts visits to
the other Allied countries is supposed to have had important
results in coordnano the work Of the Entente Powers Tie
tact that ne known to have been on his way to Russia brings
up the supposion that he was to advise with be Russian
army chiefs.
The news of his death was the first ntimaon the public
had Of the mission to Russia.
LONDON England, June 6-Sunk by torpedo or mine in
the North Sea- the British cruiser Hampshire went down at
o'clock last nQht west of the Orkney Islands with Lord
H. H. Kitchener, British minister Of war; and his staff
Supreme Admiral JelCoe early today reported to the Brit
ish admiralty that the Hampshire was lost OFT the 0eys
He reports that the cruiser was route TO Russia WneH the
explosion occurred which wrecked the vessel and that e
explosion was caused either by mine or torpedo P1Qs
are searching for the bodies and for possible SURVIVORS, Some
bodies and capsjzed boat have been found The shore Of
the islands rs being searched cut there stte hope
viV0rS will he found t:5l s.. IS
II is believed that the Hampshire intended to 90 to Arch
angel the Russian port on the White Sea- where the war
minister and his staff were to debaFk Normally he hamp-
shire carried complement of 655 officers and men,
Kcheners staff included Hugh 0beirne. ex.counselor
of the embassy at Peograd; o. A. Fitzgerald, Ntcheners
private military secretary; Brgader general EAesnaW anu
Sir Frederick Donaldson.
meeting Of the British war council has been called
Gen. Sir William B. Robertson, chief ct the imperial army
staff will probably succeed Kitchener.
Following the receipt of the news, business was suspend
ed on the London stock excha nge today.
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BRITISH WAR COUNCIL CALLED; NAY
PUT ROBERTSON IN HIGH COMMAND
MORE Than 500 THOUGHT persisted
Small Hope For Survivors, But Searching
Patrols Find Some Bodies London
Stock EXCHANGE Closes
(Assoeiated Press Service by Feder.l Wree..l-

tAs ~ edealW
BERLIN,
cred
be futile and ev
address greeted with applause
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June o.
Sugar: Sc degrees test, 6.175 cents.
Previous quotation, SOS cents.
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2. LONDON, Eng. 6-on :
since the outbreak
DEATH
close Of the days session the
1.-THE commitee to expel publicly all German merberx
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Yuan POISONED,
SAYS CABLE TO
Chinese PAPER
Eariy Dispatches Tell of Sud-
den Death; Later Comes
Sensational Rumor

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
PEkING, China, June 6.-Rumors
that Yuan Shih-kai had committed
suicide were denied today by Chinese
officials. They declare that Yuan died
in the imperial palace and that his
wives and older children were at his
bedside when the end came.
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SUGAR

bid. fEx-dividend. tunquoted.
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The members of the Altar Society
OF the Catholic Church of the Sacred
Hearts, Punahou, viii meet in the
church parlcrs at 3 ctiock tomorrow
afternoon.
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house-warming by the members on
Friday evening, June l6. -.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-07
DEATHS.


Thomas Howard shIpIey. husband
Of Ida b. Shipley. DID Saturday at
6.45 p. M. at his home near Taylors-
vile. aged 81 years and : months. He
h survived by four daughters. Mrs.
udna Barnes, near TarIorsvllle;
Misses Allie, Hilda and Minnie. three
IONS, Clarence. near Cover. John and
Willard Shipley. n home. also one
brother. John shipley. Of IT Airy.
Funeral services HeTe held We'd
nesday In TayiorHsIIIe Methodist
Episcopal church at i : m. Rev.
George w. Cecil officiating Inter-
ment in the adjoining cemetery.
Mr. Shipley was : member OF St
Stevens Lodge. No. y. ]. .. D. +. and
Washington Camp. No. i. I o s. OF
A.. from which the nalIheaTers we're
taken az foIlows: Active. Milton n.
Penn. William Trenwyth. ]. 7. Miller.
II ID. /. Pickett. J. p waltz and j. II,
Farver. Honorary. Z. :. Stem. ]. r.
Frlzzell. George v Grimes. A. 9.
Barnes. 2. Skidmore anl :. :. Barnes.
Z. Il. Waltz, funeral director.