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Evening star., 1918-06-24
Births Reported.
The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
Charles n. and Gladys NJ. warder. boy.
Chester B. and Ada NJ. Watts, boy.
Arthur II. and Julia Wadsworth, girl.
Pinckney and Groshia Woods, boy.
Paul L. and Rina Tomardy. boy twins.
William P. and Lorain NJ. Tayman, girl.
Charles A. and Elizabeth Slade, boy.
Wade II. and Helen L. Skinner, boy.
Clarence II. and Hattie NJ. Swick. girl.
Harry s. and vonna Richards. girl.
Harrison H. G. and Landonia Richards, girl.
Robert L. and Regina I. McKeever, girl.
Shea and Rosa Mensh. boy.
Christy g. and Theckla Mecker, girl twins.
p. Kennerly. jr., and Alice B. Marshall, girl.
Ballard @. and Bonnie Jene Lnch, girl.
Edgar r. and Florence NJ. Koogle, girl.
Joseph 81. and Annie r. Humpherson. boy.
Walter 81. and Margaret NJ. Hallock, boy. <
Alfred A. and Ethel starbird, girl.
Matthew l.. and Doris Goldworm, girl.
Elton A. and Gertrude e. Gogolin, boy.
James L. and May Evans. girl.
Alfredo and Louisa Dincianiti, girl.
Lawrence R. and Helen Clapp, girl.
Fletcher s. and Helen G. Cauffman, girl.
Thomas A. and Ethyl NJ. Chappell, girl.
Samuel E. and Elizabeth Cross. boy.
John A. and Anna NJ. Brennan. girl.
Jack R. and Alpha r. Bishop, girl.
Charles L. and Ethel NJ. Bast, boy.
Richard and Shirley Tolliver. girl.
Thomas and Lucy Smallwood. boy.
Wilmer and Hibernia Saunders. girl.
Henry G. and Mary e. Burdette, girl.
Evening star., 1918-06-24
Marriage Licenses.


Marriage licenses have been issu.d n a..
following:
EDWARD J: Flippo and Adele ". Crouch. both
Of Richmond, Va. '0en
William J. Brown and Dorothy J, Weir.
John L. Creek and Leila Coleman.
Richard II. Keys and Susie Jenninrs.
Arthur 3. Holden and Edna Mavtn. bath NJ
Chicago. Ill. WI" VI
William J. Kellinger and Monte L, pvyer
Elmer r.. Brown and Vivian spedden.
lanes lanes w; w Pace and Laura II. Taylor.
bernard l. Williams and Margaret s. Bur.
nett. both Of Richmond. Va. ~.
Joshua Tibbs and Ida Garland.
William s. Woody Of Crewe, Va. ana sr.h
A. Catlin Of Bedford. Va. "1'i
William p. Koch Of San Antonio. Ter and
Rachel 7. Flagg Of Pasadena, Cal. ~Au
Glen G. Alexander of Grand Blanc n,.h
and Geraldine l.. Ambos Of Flint, Mich.
Charles +. Merten and Fora Mitchell hotb
of Garner, Iowa. -oo'n
Howard Lane and Beatrice Nash,
Joseph e, Cook and Jessie Atkinson. hotb =,
Baltimore, Nd. A VI
Evening star., 1918-06-24

=. Slater, Mrs Marshall Field and Maj.
2n. ]. D. McLachlan Of the British
{ nbassy.
Mr. and Mrs. Slater arc leaving
ashington shortly for their place at
is-nox.
Hiss Margaretta Wood. daughter Of
5; cad Admiral Spencer S. Wood. U. s.
-, and Mrs. Wood, is one OF the
oung women who are cultivating
! nd on Mr.. Dudley L Pickman's place
=. Beverly. Mass. She will be de-
Z Itante next winter.
Mrs. Miller, wife of Maj. Lehman
,.iller, is entertaining at a bridge
.arty Of three tables this afternoon
her quarters at Washington bar
lcks, when her guests will include
Z, number of the ladies of the bar
= 1cks who recently formed this after
oon bridge club. which meets every
i, eek.
Mat and Mrs Miller have as their
ouse guests the formers brother, Mr..
ector Miller of Militant, Pa.
Mrs. Newbold LIE Roy Edgar will
.Jme to Washington this week for a
W days before going to Gloucester,
ass. for the summer.
Commander and Mrs. Pitt Scott
ill return this afternoon from War
'enton, Va, where they spent the
eek end with Mr.. and Mrs. William
lit.
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell and Miss
ildred Bromwell will spend July at
.soston in order to be near Mr.. Scott
.:romwell. who is in training camp
ear there. After visit later in the
simmer to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee
a West Virginia they will go to
harlevoix. Mich. to stay with Mrs.
:iatthew T. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bacon are at
teir cottage at Nahant for the sea-
:: n.
Miss Nellie Johnson. daughter OF
r. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, who are
Blue Ridge Summit for the sum-
ser, has been spending the week end
ere with Mrs. Clarence Edwards and
.iiss Bessie Edwards.
Mrs. Wells and her daughter left
>ewport yesterday for New York to
in Commander Chester Wells who
is i'll at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Hos
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Edwards Gate.
Washington, D. c., are at the
The marriage of Miss Ellen Hayes
laughter of Mrs. c. Willard Hayes o1
MS city. and Capt. Hugh w. Mitchell
=. s. A, son of Mrs. w. B. Mitchell Of
alion. Ohio, took place Saturday
Inc Is. at s o'clock, at Hachita, n. NJ.
re Rev. w. o. Garrett officiating.
The bride wore Il gown Of pale gra.
. eorgette crepe and carried a shower
ouQuet of sweet peas.
Mrs. r. II. Ballard was the matron o
onor, and her gown was of pinl
orgette, and she carried pink swee
as.
The other attendants were Mrs Muir
W H Ellis and Mrs. NJ. p. Smith.
Lieut.. C. r. Gross, u. S. A., acted a
st man and the ushers were Cap,
nmons. Capt. Craige. Lieut.. Ballard
cut Smith, Lieut.. Ellis. Lieut.. Fig
1T, Lieut. Bischoff. Lieut.. Strong
cut. Pope and Lieut.. Cocker.
\ reception followed at the Arm
:. NJ. c. A. rooms, which were deco
tied with flags. cavalry yellow
,atilla and yucca blossoms, roses
weet peas and desert holly.
Capt and Mrs. Mitchell will resid
Hachita, N. NJ.
Mr.. James o. Feeley of Wayne, Pa
nnounces the marriage Of his sister
Iiss Mary NJ. Feeley, and Mr.. Edwar
:. NJ Watts st thiA citys son Qz N
Evening star., 1918-06-24

~HE President and MrA Will
son spent the early hours OF
this morning on the golf
course Of one of the country
clubs.
Mrs. Wilson expects to attend the
led Cross carnival, to be held at the
,rts Club, 2017 I street, tomorrow
fternoon. She has donated hand
..ome handkerchief, which will be sold
t the auction during the afternoon.
Among the many other interesting
articles which will be disposed of
nder the hammer, to be welded by
Ir John Barrett, is a history of the
cd house now occupied by the club.
nd which was among the houses
emporarily occupied by President
nd Mrs. Madison during the rehabil-
itation of the White House.
The Japanese ambassador and Wis.,
COUNTESS Ishii will be hosts at dinner
This evening at their embassy in K
treet in honor of the British ambas-
.,ador and Lady Reading.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Slater en-
ertained at dinner last evening at
heir home in I street in compliment
, Admiral and Lady Grant. Among
he guests to meet them were Senator
nd Mrs Francis Warren, Mrs. E. H.
Evening star., 1918-06-24
TO SPEND HONEYMOON IN WEST.

Mrs. Carl Calvert schuermann an
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180cietX

and Mrs. J. A. Watts, which took
place yesterday at noon at st. PAU
Church, on the anniversary OF the
marriage of the bridegroom's parents
Mgr. James F. Mackin performed
the ceremony in the presence OF
small gathering Of relatives and IN
innate friends.
The bride wore a fllmy white gown:
with a white picture hat trimmed
with ostrich feathers.
Miss Mary L. Watts. sister OF tne
bridegroom, was the maid OF nonoI
and Mr.. James 2. Feeley acted as pes'
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts left later for
their wedding trip and on their re-
turn will reside at 1910 Massachu-
setts avenue.
Mrs. Isaac Erwin and Mrs. John NJ.
Erwin are at the Wyoming for the
summer, during the absence OF Col.
Isaac Erwin and Lieut.. John M. Erwin
in France.
Mrs. Ernest Melvin Johnson, wife
of Lieut.. Johnson, U. S. R., Is visiting
Mrs ]. H. Kirby at Sioux Falls. s. d.
Lieut. Johnson Is at present stationed
at Fort Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. George Hunter Terrett an
nounces the marriage of his daughter
Marguerite Alice to Sergt. Maj. Will
liam Everett Brockman, Signal Corps,
U. S. A., on Saturday, June 8, at Wash
ington, D. c.
Mrs. Carl Calvert Schuermann and
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23
LOCAL AND Personal.

Mr.. J. p. HOwry. Of Searcy, Ark,
IS visiting his brother Mr. 5 u. How
~ on South Street.
Mrs. Paul Allen. left Tuesday FOR
Atlanta, Ca. where she will join her
husband after spending a few weeks
with her parents Hon. and Airs l. Z.
Oldham.
Miss Mary Hume delightfully."- enter
tanned the members Of the Oxford Hi
zh School Senior Glass and a few FRI
ends Tuesday evening with a lawn
party. A delicious ice course was ser
we'd.
Mr.. Hugh Wiley m0tored over 70
New Albany. Saturday accompanied
by his mother. and Nh. Wiley accom-
panied by his father returned Sunday.
Mr.. John McFadden. left last week
for Fort Leavenworth Kan, where he
will Join the Navy.
Mr.. James Hale. Of Chicago, is the
guest of his parents Mr.. and Mn. A.
H. Hale
Mr.. W r. Mcdaniel, Of PontotOe,
attended the commencement exer-
ciseS of the Oxford High School and
visited his family.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Ha-kins had
her tonsils removed at Culley's hos
pital last week
Lieut.. Hays. who has recently been
stationed at Millington Park Aviation
School is visiting his wife Ms. ]. W.
Hays At her father Mr.. G. c. Hall
near Oxford.
Messrs- Alec, John, William. Hub
ert Aldrich. Hale. Of Myrtle. visited
their brother Mr.. A. II. Hale for a few
days last week.
Mr.. Watson Campbell left TUESDAY
for Muscle Shoals, Ala, where ne has
accepted a position.
Mrs DeShon Of Water Valley. was
the guest Of Mrs. +. o. Davidson last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Hartsfield and
children, spent Sunday in Toccopola
with relatives.
Elaine Nunnaly is visiting her aunt
in the country.
Mrs David Carter, Jr. entertained
her son, -Peach's" with a birthday
party Saturday afternoon.
Sunday night May 10. the eommen-
cement sermon was preached By Pres
iding Elder J. H Felts. Of the Holly
Springs District at the Aethodist
Church
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
J. y. W. Herring.

The Grand Master of the Universe
n. again knocked at our OUTER door
and called from this life to the one
be,ond, our beloved brother J. y. W.
Herring. who passed away May IA.
1918.
God has set bounds on every hu-
man life and therefore every life
s.ast end. sooner or later.
some live to be Of old age. others
die ung-but all must die.
tfother Herring was permitted ia
i.- ts the agr Of - years and 10
days
Mhcy.aS. in obedience 10 the viii
e 81 Father Brother Herring has
''>en called from the work on earth
higher and greater work beyond:
and:
Whereas. By his death his family
h-- lost devoted father; the Church
has lost a devoted Christian and loyal
member, who was ready at all time.
10 aid in its advancement: always
responding TO all worthy causes. and
Pine Hill Lodge. No. 359, F. and A.
M- has lost one OF its most worthy
ard loyal members. who was alwav,
at his post Of duty and who loved
Masonry. and his brothers loved and
honored him.
Therefore. Be il resolved. that
while We bow in submission TO Gods
viii. there Is a vacancy in our Lodge
that will always be missed. and
BE Il further resolved, That Pine
Hill Lodge. No. $50. extend our deep
est sympathy to his bereaved family
BE il further resolved, that thess
Resolutions De placed upon the man
ules Of the Lodge and a copy be seni
to the bereaved family, and that they
be published in the county paper.
Respectfully submitted,
w. II. ANDERSON.
TIl.DEN TABOR,
J. r. KING.
Committee
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23

Memorial adopted by the Session Of
the First Presbyterian Church, Ok
ford. Miss, May ~, 1918
After several years Of illness char
acterized by patient suffering and un-
wavering faith our brother entered
into his rest April %, 1918.
He was born October 26, 1849, on
Woodson Ridge, Lafayette county,
Miss. He was reared in Christian
home. and in his early manhood,
April Is. 1872, united with Hopewell
Church.
He was graduated in law at the
State University in 1878. and imned-
lately removed to Oxford for the
practice Of his profession. He was
for many years mayor Of the city.
His name came to be a synonym for
honesty and integrity, and he was
active in every civic and political re-
form.
He was called 10 the Office Of dea-
con Of this Church in September. 1879.
and performed the duties Of the posi-
tion with marked ability and fidelity
until November Is, 1908. when he was
promoted TO the bench Of ruling ell
ders where he served with much salts
faction till his infrmities prevented
the discharge Of active duties.
his widow. a son, and six daught-
ers survive him. Most Of the children
have left the parental roof. and made
homes for themselves. All are active
members Of the Church Of their pa
rents.
The influence OF this servant of
God will abide in the congregation.
in the SABBATH School. the Colored
Mission School. the Deacon's room.
the Session room-all places in which
he wrought for the advancement of
the Masters kingdom.
The entire Church mourns mis- loss.
and tender its profound sympathy to
the members of the bereaved family.
r. Fl. SOMERVTLLF.
ALFRED HUME,
s. H. LOGAN.
Committee.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23

Ms Smitheiraan, Of Eupora. visit
ed her father, Mr. W. B. MCDANIEL
and family this week.
Mrs. B. L. Mayes and children lef,
tuesday for Jackson. where She viii
visit relatives
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method 20 express our
sincere thanks TO our neighbors and
many friends for their kindness
shown US during the illness and death
of our father. May each and every
one Of them be rewarded by our great
Redeemer's richest blessings.
Gratefully,
MARY.
A. and T. J. HERRING.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23

Mrs. ]. S. Morgan, of Memphis
Tenn, is visiting her daughter MIS-
Lucille Morgan.
Mr. Lake Campbell, left this wees
Tor Pontotoc, where he will visit ns
grandmother Mrs. ]. w. Campbell.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23

HELP WANTED-White men to
work on dredge. $4,000 per month
and up. haord included. Want white
lady cook. $40 per month. H. G.
Harding. Crenshaw, Miss. m23- -3tp.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23

FOR SALE-0ne secondhand range
cook stove. cheap for cash. Also one
two-hOrse middle buster. H. NJ.
Faser. E-m23
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Walton, left
Tuesday for Cla-ksdale, where they
will visit their sister Mrs. Gerald Fitz-
gerald.
Miss Mary Boyd. of Memphis. Tenn.
Is the guest Of Mrs. ]. W. Bell this
week.
Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23

Memorial adopted by the Session Of
the First Presbyterian Church, Ok
ford. Miss. MAY I2, 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
Boys
 To Fill Quota

The publication of Sn item in yester- day mornings Review brought a re SpOnSe from five young men who have offered their services 10 join the con tingent that is tO be sent from Tomb stone next Tuesday to Camp Funston to fill up the quota from COchise cOUn- ". There will be from % tO 9 men sent, according to the number that re- port 10 he sent. A number have al ready filed a request with the board and with the five that sent in a re- quest yesterday it will nearly fill the quota. There are two more young men who are anxious to go that regis tered in outside districts, one from Texas end the other from Salt Lake. They have wired their respective boards for permission to go with the contingent. Those who filed their re- quests with the board yesterday were F. J. Ebblewhite, ThOS. F. Murphy and '. J. Madigan of Lowell. Jack Del bridge and Percy R. Meyers of BiSbee. The boys having offered their services the board now is calling for the use of two or three machines Go transport the boys to Tombstone on Tuesday morning. They will have tO leave at eight o'clock It will pro-
 three machines to take the entire nun Der from this district over there. Those who are patriotic enough to Of fer their machines are requested to leave their names with Deputy Sheriff Howe.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
TALKED TOO MUCH.

4 young man named FeltS. who came here recently from Yavapai cOun- ty. made a number of assertions about how he slipped 1t over the examining board in Prescott by taking some sort O. tablets that affected the action ot his heart about the time he was belns, examined and that the board excused him on that account and that it wa> easy to put it over the boards. Tne Cochise County board was advised ct his remarks and Friday officers were sent after him and he was made to re- port for examination and after he ha6 been examined by three physicians he was certified as O. K. and the NaVapai board will now be notified that he IS O. K. and that they can have him W whenever they want him. He was registered at Ontario, California, in the first place.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
TAKEN BACK TO TEXAS.

Edward Lange, who was arrested in this city several days ago by Deputy Sheriff William Brakefieid. was yes terday started on his way back to Wharton. Texas. in custody of sheriff C D. Kemp. The party started from Tombstone Lang was endeavor;ng to secure his release on a writ of habeas corpus and in fact did secure his re- lease yesterday morning but he was rearrested on another warrant and then decided to go back without extra dition after the sheriff had arrived in Tombstone with the necessary papers. Lange is wanted in Texas on a charge Os abandonment after seduction and marriage
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03

tccntinued from Page onel their immediate release and permis- sion to return jo Russia"
 Several delegates objected to the abrupt wording of the telegram to the president. asserting that more diplomatic and tactfur' language should have been used. The discus, sion was brought 10 an end. however. when the secretary announced that the telegram already had been sent.
 Some Compromise
 \ B0lsaeviki delegate who retUseO 70 si.e his name gained the floor Ter pisa in behalf oh some l. W. W. delegates present He said there were four or five of these who had come without sufficient funds Co pay me ss5 initiation fee Co the conven- tion. He moved al least two be seat cd with '-al the rights of participa- ton This was violently opposed by the NensheViS delegates, one of whom declared he was a little bit ashamed io have the colonial congress tainted with tue suggestion Ot the recent humiliation of the [. W. w in thu west"
 Immediately the congress plunged UjC a dclirium of debate. in which the Mcnshcviki ultimately were put to rout and the congress voted Co hermit the seating of two l. W W. delegates cn payment of $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
RESIGNS 10 ENTER SERVICE

Charles SlassOn has resigned his DO sition with the office fierce of the Phelps Dodge store and left this morning on the delayed Golden State Limited for Tucson. where he will spend one day on a visit to friends and will then go to Fl PasO to spen' two days with his mother before go ing on to Camp Funston with the chise county quota on next Tuesday He will meet them in Fl Paso on Wednesday. He carries with him the best wishes of his many friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
ON WAY HOME.

Attorney Frank DOan was in the city last evening on his way home from Tombstone where he went to attend the calling of the criminal calendar in the superior court He is the attOrney for a number of clients that are charg- ed with a violation of the state laws and their cases were set down for trial Frank says that all of his clients are not guilty and that the officers made mistake in arresting them The jury will probably have the last say in de tsrmining that fact. however.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
IS IN FRANCE

B. Milburn. whose name was re
 gently published as a stacker, is no' enc, but enlisted with the Canadian engineers last July and was sent iron Canada to England and is now some
 where in France with that body Oi men. IL is with pleasure that the Review makes a correction of this sort. When man enlists and is fight ing for his country it.is hard to have lis name listed as a stacker, and il was only done So by reason Of the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
COLLECTS FINES

City Police Magistrate Frank ThOm as collected fines yesterday to the sum OF S471O. Ten dollars of this amount was paid by II. Wilson foi leaving his auto on Main street for over 10 minutes. Pinky Walsk ana IT. Freeman forfeited $1O each fo. Icing drunk and disOrderly and no, appearing for trial The balance Q the sum was assessed against James Clark. an account of whose episode is published in another column.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
STlII PENDING.

The case oft he State vs O. : French is still pending in the superior court It has been continued from time to time and was to have been de termined last week but on account oi the illness of Judge Lockwood was not called. It will now be determined by g trial of the case on the 18th of Feb ruary at which time the evidence will produced and the jury will by their verdict determine whether or not he had violated his parole and determine lis guilt
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
CANPAIGNSTARTS
 MONDAY FOR RED
 CROSS IN BISDEE

Monday morning the local Red Cross campaign for permanent fund begins and will end when several thousand dollars in monthly pledges have been raised Every cent of this money will be used to buy material and supplies out Of which the patriO- tic women of the district will make supplies of every sort for the fighting men or this nation Every particle of such material bought hencefOrth is to be bought at actual cost with not one cent oi profit to any one. Frank F. Coles is chairman of the purChas- ing committee and M. Newman cf ;he Fair Store is working with him in tAIS.
 The financial committee is com posed of Mrs. W. II. BrOphy. chair man. Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe. Mrs. Geo A Bridge. J, r. HodgstOn. W. B GOhrins. Arthur Houle and Geo CcbAe.
 Chsirmen have been appointed to work ia the vsrious parts of the War ren district and these appoinJees are expected to appoint their own as- siS-8nts. The complete liss of these chairmen are;
 MssdameS John Mason Ross. ?. N. Buckwalter, Alexander Murry. John W. Scott. c. W. Cromwell. Henry Hollis. II. n. Anderson. E. A. Cr0cker. T. A. Hughes. G. H. Fitzgerald. Paul Stevens. John Bevan. Richard La Mere. Fred Burch. Allie N. Nelson. Frances Cummings. Albert Saeetz. E. M Durley. C. N. McKean. Howard Bariell, W J. Spanking. O. \. Avn. Joe Lutz, Frank Sinclair. David Play fair, X. B. Brownlie. LUcils Stidgor.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
May Again Hold
 Examinations

The local board of COchiSe county wOuld like to have some wise phiioso nher tell them whether the toliowins telegram means that they will have the nleaSure Of examining some >e' men over again. or whether u means further examinations. T. it means re-exanination. then there is going U Ne much Wsiling and gnashing oi teeth and several other things toc numerous to mention and some O. which would not look well in print for the board with numerous doctor in Bisbee. Douglas and Tombstone with clerks. have labOred hard for the mast week to complete the eNamina tion of the men. The telegram whict has the board guessing is as tol lows:
 Direct local boards tO delay physl cal examination of men in class one until receipt ot physical regulations which are now in the mail for you tSignedl CROWbEk-
 The telegram was dated at Wash ingtcn yesterday and was sent Co the adiutaut general st Phoenix and then forwarded to the office of the hoarc at Tombstone and a copy then sent to Chairman C. II. Hunt here.
 pr. Hunt stated that if it meant a re-eNaminatiOn that whole week s work would be lost. and that the men would be put to another expense and inconvenience of again reporting. lt is hoped that the fact that the Co chise board has completed its work will bear weight with the officials at Washington and that it will not have to be done over. A statement that the men had all been examined las Teen sent tO General CcoWtor at Washington explaining theSS facts.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
WALDORF SOLD.
IRv Review Lcasea wlrr,

NEW YORK. Feb. "A company in which T. Coleman Du POnt is finan- cially interested has been formed to take over the WaldOrf-Astoria in this city, one of the most widely known hotels in the world. it was announe- ed tonight by George c, Boldt. mann ger of the hotel
 The BOldt estate. it was stated. re- tsinS a substantial interest in me company which is headed by L. M Boomer. Of the Hotel McAlpine. It was stated that the sale of the hotel involved SsO.0o0. 900.