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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-23

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DISTINCTION.

n Ut little time has ourncycd by.
n since he who owned a motor car
had won distinction fair and high
We all admired him from aiar We
may have said, when, IN his pride, he
followed his triumphant way, that he
was putting on more side than one iral
mortal should display. But We admired
him Just the same, and raised our lids
at his approach; for he had scaled the
heights OF fame who owned so glitterinp
a coaI Gut now the man who has No
car creates excitement in our town. he
is uniQue-so few there arc who do
not held their motors down. Men say
OF HIM "I'll be, my lid he likes a car,
as much as we but he would make a
,inhorn bid for cheap john notoricty.
He'll run for alderman this year. and
try to get the public vote. by claiming
he's the one man here who doesn't own
or drive a boat" The Tatoocd Man
has had his day, the Bearded Lady los,
her goat the Dog faced Bov must now
make way Tor him who doesn't own
boat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-23
Names Il Names.

\ turtle has no appendix.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
WOLGAST is
BUSY AGAIN

CHICAGO. Jan 2s--Despite the
fact that Al wolgast has been con
demned % the discard half score
OF times the Michigan bearcat ia
stu some drawing card. His man.
ager announced today that hs
could play single night stands al
over the easf II ne accepted the o,
fers be gets for his tighter
wolgast Is scheduled 20 hgh'
Young Brooks before the Armory
A g., AZ Boston. Feb. 20. Tho fight
ali 70 ~ rounds
Feb. -. Wolgast mixes with Frank
FTeming before the Shamrock A.
C.. in Montreal in a i0-round de.
cision bout
The following week be Ia
matched 20 meet Willie Jackson.
Philadelphia scrapper. who last
week disposed OF Johnny Dundee In
The arst round before the Harlem
Club IN New York. and a week later
be fights young Terry McGovern AZ
Philadelphia
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
NAVIN DUCKS
SUNDAY JUMPS
TO TIGER LOT

President Naviu. % he Tiger
he's sides'e5ped TIGER Trap IN tae
Jungle and Incidentally. sacrificed q
TO- % money for The sake ~ T. pos
sible pennanf ie has refused % &C
cept any scheduled jumps from he
east for snndst gsmer daring The
season This could be done nicely
and - ne weather ras ~ sli favor.
able. would add many thousands %
dollars 20 tho income ~ fhe CLUB.
Bul NJ Nsvir fearv that " these
iumrs were made a part ot The
schddule and therefore compulsory
ihey migh' interfere with the team =
pennant chances. for they are not
easy on TIE athletes Tho Tiger
chicf'aln retains the privilege OF ex
ira Sunday games here by special
arrangement IL be wants them. bur
he II now IN a position 20 turn them
down II hs thinks the long trip from
The east will be unwise
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
TRAVEL WEEK
FOR TOSSERS

This r. travel week IN Detroit bas
ketball circles. and only one game
is scheduled for local courts among
he fast amateur CUNTS TIE Rayis
will play the Dayton Cadets az
Moose hall. "wednesday night. These
teams are old rivals and always de-
liver an interesting clash Both he
Rayis ard the ~" VII 20 upstate
Saturday night The Rsyls will 20
70 Traverse City 20 play The team
% which Bunny Brlsf j. star. and
The ~" Vin play " a r. a. East
Lansing The University % buffalo
will play the University % Detroit
here Saturday night
~ looks az - Grand Rapids Cen
trail has an sKce,lent chance 20 win
the state high school basketball
championship The Rapids fossers
licked Northwestern. - % -. on
The Detroit floor Saturday night and
lesped into great favor Central
easily beat Eastern. 20 % Is. The
2. Of d trounoed Adrian. 40 20 81.
and he Illinois A. C., 81 Chicago
smeared o. ~" % % 70.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
SARNIA IS HERE
|. FOR TWO GAMES
Old Rivals To Clash In Puck
Pursuit At the Arena
Tonight

Bringing team made ~ OF Ave
Veterans and tvo men zho have
starred on other teams me Sarn.a
hockey sep'et wll invade thc -
troit Arena Monday evening In the
hrst OF two-game series % puck
chasing contests vitu us Detroit
Hockey club. Tire visitors have
been great rivals Of Detroit. being
the team nsares' 70 THIS CTS ever
,nce hockey has been played here
IN fact Sarnia s ABOUT as BIG
drawing card as ans team that plays
here This year Sarnia is scnGinr
3 fms array OF talent for This pair
~ Ice CONFLICTS
one report from 'cross tho Dor
Ser il 20 fhe effect hat me Sarniarp
have imported "a couple - s'ar NJ
'ho their name have not been
learned However ihe lln.up that
faced Detroit In Tho game at Sarnis
l.s week Is one capable OF holding
IttF .'A. a - - ~ 30 score NNliM
Indicate
The wings sarnia viii bring arc
Roca nevcomer formerly %
Wharton and bore who is captain
- the team and has played here
many times before Hllman. who
was with ne Ottawa Hulls and led
he @ II A 4 goals scored last
season = the center man. On DO.
Tense pill be NcCart. and Dodds
ri'h DIVER 2 goal All are veter.
ans well known here Rose 20.
terboro product is a. rover. while
tho reserve strength IL good Ritb
Wright, Crouchman and Mcclellan
% cali On
Detroit will use Johnson and
Patsch on defense. with Black a.
center. and Roberts starting al
right wing Whether Hammelef
will be able ~ play goal Is uncer
tain. but Pelletier IL available In
case the regular cant work.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

AGAIN Roberr simpson - he TN
versity os Missouri demonstrated
faa' be : the greatest hurdlsr TIA,
ever topped timber He broke
tao records a. he Mlllrose A. \.
games IN Mad lsonss garden New
York me other night Il was ths
greatest indoor meet ever held and
two o. tho Creates hurdle race ever
run The tall. dark son OF old VI
sour established new American
record by winning the -o-yard low
hurdle event ms Is seconds. which
is one-af-h - a second better thar
inc previous mark. held Jointly by
TIC EIle- brothers \ Few minutes
later Simpson electrified The in.
mems th~ng BY winning the ~.
ya-d 3 gh hurdles n new American
indoor ume u nine seconds Ia
clipping fvo-ffths o. second ~
he cld record made Dr. Jake liar
fraue ard Wendell
simpson also holds 10 world
record in the e0ys-d sh hurdle
OF "a SIS seconds. and also the ceo
yard lov hurdle OF 3 60 secoud
made az Merose A a. meet
Simpson - six sser tvo inches
taH end a great Splinter Tor bte
nan Re runs he hurdles BE-
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
DOG RUNNERS
ON SECOND HALF

-A FARGO - y. Ian - The three
leaders IN Tho Red River dog derby
Hanson Kelly and Tomasson
lefi hero thtF morning on Tho last
half - tho hike from Winnipeg 70
81 paul They are still troubled
pI'h impossible roade and blind
trails and sudden warm spell last
night threatened 10 add q ihaw and
slushy going 70 their troubles.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
LES DARCY is
STAGE FLIVVER
audeyille Tour Turns Out To
Be Dismal Bust: He's Not
An Entertainer

VIEW YORK Jan 20 Les Darcy
king o. the Anupodean singers
found ne American public Far away
rom ne ldea OF ciogginE up theafer
seas just % see him waltz a few
rounds With Freddie G1lmore and
demonstrate the punches he used
20 win his way 20 Australian fame
HIS juntet thru eastern cities has
been one OF tae most dismal aivver.
history ever has been called upon
20 chronicle
Despite the tact that Darcy bad
received more publicity In few
weeks than n. average scrapper
gets IL a lifetime, the public didn't
fall FOR biz theatrical efforts His
frst stop-Bridgsport. Conn 49,
showed the way the wind vas blow.
inE when the ,heafer wasnt even
comfortably fIed
Jumps were made 70 other towns
and he same sort % desul'ory In
,erest was shown 10 biz appear
sncs. When Philadelphia was
reached Darcy vas so discouraged
With The number o, persons who
wanted 20 be bis audience thai he
left the 'heatsr and II was only By
argument snd threat that he could
DC induced 20 return and entertain
he 30 OF 50 fans
TIE reason for his failure should
De apparent and should be q warn.
ing 70 other theatricallv ambitions
sorappers Folks who really are In.
terssted IN ring baiilsrz cont car.
n see bo1er step onto stage
and merely 20 thr1 The motions Of
80 They want 20 400 him nshf.
Any one 90 popular as Darcy
would have no trouble ~ all In
iamming a Fight arena with fans
20 see him battle Others Who 10
20 'heater - 30 entertained are
rarely interested n the doings ~
ne boTers 70 they fail % become
greatly excited
Darcy vas ou' ~ HE sphere when
he went ~ he siaze re viii have
20 70 TIE vaudeville reputation be.
fore he can hope TO make sardine
reposiiories ~ heaters Sc So an
arena eller NOT a heater packer
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
WINDSOR BOXING
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

With the card the same "a that OF
two weeks ago. Eddie Glassco will
attempt 10 resume HIS boxing shows
~ Windsor Wednesday night Hc
WIN present Johnny wolgast and
Walter Gum. l50-pound boys. IN
one io-round bout, and Paul Peder.
son and Jimmy Arine. bantams. IN
another icround bout There will
be two preliminaries These Eel.
lows have had tough, time trying
To como TO plays. Ice in the river
scored a decision over The ferry
boats. and Il was necessary for
Glassco 20 call on two cards.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
|. MT. CLEMENS
| SET FOR RACES
Winter Meeting Expected To
Be Record Breaker: Will
Begin Tuesday

UT ~, r,,r.>-S ,,.n - o.
"a p i-s>-'i r. : -l4~A 80"
Everything u IN readiness for the
,-aol- uf-+a- es~-ess -~,..a-frr ~-hf.h
,p Ae ia =. ~. r,la-,e-s ,Ats
"e"A' siaI-ll1s lA'soa'
After month or n4rrrfi ~~nU4 pa.
80, - f~.O.-s.,. - 49, 49,.
-" - 'N -
despite me slight tnsN of >undat
nigh, The g-aadstand has been
eANtvsrU' >" t4at pee a-ole ~.t ~
comfortable even when inactive
ore OF The finest thf7gs shrr. The
meeting - lne FffF arg F. i7''
representing ne pick 81 Michigan
80 o,..-,, .,-sos ~. 1900,
""N ." N ''-
Tsesaay. Januars 10.
go - o--sn sesa ~
49,. tf.v-v rs., -..f p
Little S-.va-t Tarr Pa
kfnr N0z@ils Ne ti~ernera ~1-
sonff Nilia-l ~nie TED
G. Be-
a rars rl-F- - ssei
ShslL tiso = Al fttrFCf Sc %
ZanEiaar. Donnie " Ha Chief
Sirdie welsh Wil'i~ Penn Maroon
Ashi~y ~
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

faster than he famous Caiforn a
quartet Kelly Murray Thompson.
and House. who aye his nearest
rivals today
The secret - the biz Missourian s
success lies Ia bis arm action The
manner In which Simpson carries
his arms Is illustrated he above
drawings
u has been re custom vith hurd.
ers since time irnmemorisl 70 use
their arm wing style ainging
them oar . horizontal position as
each hurdle ia cleared In Ibis re
pect simpsons form IS unique In.
.stead 81 Using the vlng I'm action.
Bob carries his arm Ia lhe running
nosrion always Riehi over the
hurdle Smp 10 arms are seen well
Onward % fhs hcd,. ald IBIS gives
Rim aef'er peise tor The stride fol
ne 'he ha7d,e than = he had 20
n-rtorm the sct ~ br'neinE hts
a-nis down from horizontal posi-
aon ar each landing
p Is estimat 90 hai this impro' "a
rm ac'lcn saves simpson some
,nr Ike oneth.rrieth ~ q second
each ismp This done 20 times
1seN ~ hurdle ma the Missour.
7uder on rt.rd ~ second Or
about three yards faster than a
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
Even Rebate On Shells
Fatal To Stand
ing

The Interstate Trapshootlng asso-
citation makes ruling on amateurs
and professionals and lives UP 20
II Some years ago ~ wasn't very
severe. II has been frightened each
year and there have always been
some people who were able TO beat
the rules and remain In classes that
they were not entitled TO be in.
These things are known and "a
time wore on the Interstate asso-
citation corrected the faults.
Now they have defined the anna
terr and professional 30 clearly that
II viii be next 10 impossible for
any person 90 beat the rules with
out dlShonor Everything Is accom-
plished on the honor system In trap
shooting and trapshoo,ers are the
finest spor)smeh IN the world.
Here Is the Interstate associa.
tons definition OF the amateur and
professional:
Any shooter. not dependent
upon his skill "a a ,rapshot asa
means ot livelihood. either al.
rectly or indirectly. or In part
or whole. including employees OF
manufacturer az. or dealers IN.
hNarms. ammunition. powder.
traps. targets and other trap
shooting accessories, and who
does not receive any compensa-
ton or concession. monetary or
otherwise. or allowance for -x-
penses or ;rapshooiiug supplies
from such manufacturers or
dealers shall be classed as an
amateur
Any shooter including smr
ployes OF manufacturers OF. or
dealers In hrearms. ammuni-
ton powder. targets. traps and
one trapshooting accessories,
who receives his salary or any
portion o. HE salary or any ex-
penres of any Kind for use in
trapshoofing. or rebate on Tho
market price OF such articles.
as compensation or the promo
tlon 81 the sale or advertise
ment OF any such products
handled by such manufacturers.
shall be classed a. profes
sioual
In othcr words thc snafe,H
shooter IS ono who pulye-ilcs tho
ely birds because 10 likcs r,
sport and shoots for sport only
The fellow who receives any po-.
zion ~ his expenses in any opacity.
or Who purchases shells. guns. etc.
less Than standard figures because
ne has some ability a. shot. or
Tho hardware clerk who gets his
ammunition free. cfc VIII Re found
IN the professional class this year
The rule IL drastic bat II Is right
and The Interstate association
didn't mince matters IN adopting 81
And II 4, isn't strong enough. they
viii put Ia few more screws and
tighten H.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
STRIKE WILL
HELP GIANTS
McGraw Would Suffer Least In
National League; American
Fears Little

NEW YORK. Jan % With the
nrst spring trimming date FOR major
league clubs oals slightly more
than a score OF DAYS IN the future.
Dave FNiijx and bis baseball PLAYERS
strike have ye' 10 oe shown that
th'y aren't ready 20 give the Ma
rional league an awful jol' They
have admitted he American league
VIII not suffer 10 any grea. ex'en;
hc walkout becomes reality.
Charges and counter charges have
nodded up the atmosphere 10 such
au extent hs' the real seriou sness
az The affair has no made itself felt
10 is asserted the uagnates are do
ing all n thcsr power 70 hide the
fac, fhAt oWt o. all the ball PLAYERS
,vpecfed 20 take par In the TWO
dns rhascs n0' more Than half.
oairiug recruits can be- counted on
oluf~ly 90 show up az the train
TX ramps
fu th. American league there are
u entire clubs New YORK md
i1tla lpha- which have very
eproseni alton vffh the play
e, fraternity Cievelsnd too. is
gu hcav.i- involved IN the traitor.
nHg IRIS Speaker - a meuHer. but
'he Fact thai b. has contract AZ
ael precludes be possibllf 80
his striking
ir thf Younger organization nearly
cvery STAR PLAYER Is signed Or as not
o. uemncr ~ the Fraternity " Cobb.
Iris SpoaIcr y llfer Johnson. Eddie
collins Ray Schalo and dozens OF
tir hlrh class PLAYERS viii not BE-
wrh fultz in MS battle, excepl a.
.oofers
ln the National league Jake Dau.
ueri has the stage 80 himself In the
matter OF tart who have signed
The New York Giants. however. are
parucgiarlt free. a. club. from
rrateu4tf members Charlie Her
zcg Bcunl. haHfi md many others
have signed o. are not memteGs
1he Ipshot OF The thing appears
70 - a runaway ardr Tor tho
Giants n case the strlke goes thru
The entira frst line defense q the
rrcoklyn club ia on he outs with
Charlie II Eh0ets over the salary
question and the chances are that
crcn n FNIfz DOES DO, pull or his
coup. tho eleven Dodgers who had
iucks taken in their salary checks.
ell put a crlmp in renewal plans OF
Wilbert Robinson.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
Pitchers Have Edge Now But Batte Are Likely to Riot Any Tim
Trapshooters Have Amateur
Rule That Is a Scalp-Lifter
FORBES CLAIMING A
COACH CHAMPIONSHIPS

Harry Forbes. former bantam.
weight champion OF the world. is
claiming new championship as
a boxing coach A month ago be
organized a boxing class here FOR
the purpose OF giving Detroit
capable amateur team FOR inter.
city competition. His team buck.
ed the Buffalo amateurs Satur.
day night 81 the ID. A. {. ring.
The Detroiters not only won
every bout but captured All or
the seven bouts but one in one
round. The lightweight class
scrap went three rounds. This is
believed 70 Dc = record perform.
ance. Forbes will send his boys
against the Cleveland team a
week from Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
KEDZIE TO MEET
BREWER TO-DAY

EAST LANSING, Mich Jan p
President Kedzie. - fhe Michigan
Agricultural college Left last night
FOR Chicago. Nherr no WI confer
~iih Chester y. Brewer director ~
athletics a. he University - Wls
sour Brewer az ono lime held that
position ~ VI a. e. and has been in
viied back T. is believed that 20
night President ksd1ie will 10 ID,
20 announce the positive return o.
Hrever. and probably The name %
the neN football coach
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
Laissez Faire.

wders ~
Will themselves The Of time with
probing records TOY
1915 develops facts For this purpose the
middle OF
Juy the only go Detroit led
and the Athletics brought Up the rear
middle July until the end o. the pennan race ne grand
for
Of the
tbesedi
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

Coach Brown. % Central high bas
ketbsil team. must develop new
machine In mid season. Graduation
has taken Williams from him. and
Wall Is no longer eligible under the
semesterlimit rule Brown thinks
he has reserves al hand 70 ping the
holes
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
HelImsn a Coach

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-Har
~ Heilman. Detroit Tiger. is assist
ing the basketball team Of Sacred
Heart academy 20 get ready for its
big games Harry was a star tosser
on this team a few years ago
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
WILLIAMS AND
MCNEIL READY

KANSAS CITY. Jan % Nd
Williams. OF Baltimore. and Bennie
Mcneil of Detroit. wound up their
training today for their ib-round
bout here tomorrow night Both
boys are in superb shape Interest
Is running high over this match. and
ante-bout discussion is heated The
impression Ia general that some .
body will win by knockout 81
louis 10 expected 10 send train
load OF Mcneil admirers
YiyweiEht Champion Jimmy wiids
and Young Zulu kid have nee y
matched for smother bout On Bcp,
don this sprfnE.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

Charley weipert - snstows for
return bout With Biny Msk~. In Oh.
recent meeting between the two
weinert vns trimmed hsnaiiy BY
the crnck ~. Paul battier.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

that everybody podns sue,1
,nfo the grand old game sun
reform job In fact theN are eson
unoerpad All o'
announced himseN
baseball retorners
Z
Who we're not
their places on me
thai what would ld chapter IN history
Wou
sound jngles
effort be along The line o. NOR ga ,s
bngebangng
defense when ooe
steadily
gradual ooasuns
the pitchers were
eetnT edge over
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
Some Pyrotechnics.

y o Farrell
NV
o
We Just
OF
Of
athletes Fulz heads
provide
smabe The afforded
far above those which they would ordinary
possible should hold
It's all these leaders should
would
without
hseA~
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

wtnIe Jackson. the Sestbsrw-IEhi
who r~~rnfiv koo~ked out Johnn,
DUNDEE. o. ~tfIIrg 80 give away
weight sad tackle Usrry Carlson.
chsnpisn nEhtwsisht of N~- Eng
lsns.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

Al No~ss former Detroit central
star. sas been elected sapts m ~ ne
INV ersity Of Deufoi, football team
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

NNE OF THE ghosts Ia The
i ink Many grand fighter low BY what Is
deemed huke punch but
his
booted repeated
o old
Joc and Corbett
Jenerfcs
Jeies focs OF
OF
and Ketchel
SHOCKING months sparkling
bic law OF the
All OF which timely Willie
bee ON so excellent baer Johnny Dundee
night Dundee insists MAJ indie
his he do IT. Comparison
he but the traditions OF the ring
Comparatively honest adherents
a bath
meeting slammed
AL the yuArcz escaped lyes
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29

The sums~r 90 fsr-er psstimers
now epsss~s In che banking business
hss received s1 addition In ortir
Overall. the former tub pitehev,
whs hss s~ea sieet~s = director ~
bsrk ct tt.rfts, Gel
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
And the Whyfor.

HIyHERE
rate is an excellent illustration Of ne things happen
which
related that Young player transferred from Oakland 70
provided
land club Arriving Omaha he asked bow he had financed his
reimbursed
a
his
deducted
demanded
Meanwhile
claim Whistler he fully Compensated The facts the whether
actually
question AZ any rate The letters became controversial Farrell
the collar Evidently there bonbadmept
cause Farrell has since studiou ignored FuI and
Because dispute
baseball In Just childish enough
The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
SECOND THREE MONTHS
FIRST THREE MONTHS


TO The and under
the b Chased
abusing hspet Bal
rules and tie
defense and ATTACK VII
take Of itself without tanpering
fact that while the Red sox deemed light h ray al only 2o
p
the stretch and actually out bsed all rivals except The Tigers
IL much than
bar % higher the
pose
tios
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-27
ERLY ARRANGES DETAILS OF
TOUR BYWASHINGTON SOLONS
Chairmen and Members Of Important
Committees Will Visit Islands Early
Next Month--Patriotic Meetings En-
Route

William H. Carter, Massachusetts,,
Republican.
Warren Gard, Ohio, Democrat, judic
larry. @.-.-
c. Frank Reavis, Nebraska, Repub-
hcan.
Ladisias Lazaro, Louisiana, Demo
crat, merchant marine.
Walter Keho, Florida, Democrat,
territories.
zebulon Weaver. North Carolina,
Democrat.
Ernest Lundeen, Minnesota, Repub'
lican.
W. ]. Browning, New Jersey, Repub-
lican, naval. =.
Louis B. Goodall, Maine, Republican.
]. Willard Ragsdale, South Carolina,
Democrat, foreign affairs.
Edward Everett Dennison, Illinois,
Republican. 80.
Julius Kahn, California, Republican,
military affairs.
Thomas Gallagher, Illinois, Demo-
crat, rivers and harbors.
Allen Treadway, Massachusetts, Re
publican.
Irvine L. Lenroot, wisconsin. Re-
publican. rules. !
George White, Ohio, Democrat,
ways and means. z.
Wallace H. White, Jr., Maine, Re-
| publican.
John N. Garner, Texas, Democrat.
ways and means. +.
George w. Fairchild, New York, Re-
Publican, ways and means. T.
Harold Knutson, Minnesota, Repuo'
lican.
BENJAMIN F. Weity, Ohio, Democrat,
immigration. /.
James ". McClintic, Oklahoma,
Democrat, public lands, public build
ings. .
William Gordon, Ohio, Democrat.
| Samuel j. Nichols, South Carolina,
Democrat, military affairs.
Frank L. Green, Vermont, Republi-
can.
sidney E, Mudd, Maryland, Republi,
can, naval.
| ]. Fred G. Talbot, Maryland, Demo.
1 crat, naval.
jeff McLemore, Texas, Democrat,
public lands, territories. z.
Others
w. w. Hess, superintendent o. 5.
botanical gardens.
E. Steward. chief clerk, department
of justice.
1 John Sutor. secretary to Attorney
! General Gregory.