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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-29

The Misses Wilma Newcomb, Mare
Prescott, Queenie Jameson and Elsie
and Mae Bower motored to Phantom
canon yesterday in the Prescott car
and enjoyed a picnic supper.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-29

FOR SALEGood big tomata plants
At 800 Greydene avenne Phone
so1-Rl. 1851
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26

LONDON May 25.-Missing for six days and virtually
given up for lost Harry G.. Hawker and his navigator
Lieutenant Commander Mackenzie Grieve, British armen
who essayed flight the Atlantic ocean, without
protection against disaster what their fra airpane
afforded safe tonight aboard a British warshp off
the Orkneys. Tomorrow they will reach the mainland and
proceed to London where they will be acclaimed
returned to life.
Some 1000 miles from Newfoundland and 800 from
the Irish Monday, May 10, the aviators makng
best of engine which failing to function properly
compelled to alight the The light Danish
steamer Mary, bound from New Orleans and Norfolk
for Aarhuus Denmark picked the wayfarers up and
tinued her northward voyage
Lacking wireless outfit the captain of the steamer
was obliged to withhold the good dings of the rescue
until he opposite the Butt of Lewis, where the in
formation signaed by of flags that Hawker
and Grieve aboard his ship
The arplane Sopwith machine, was not savaged.
The first report of the avators their Jump OFF, last
Sunday when the Mary which bound from Norfolk
Aarhuus rounded the Butt Of Lewis today and wgwagged
the fact that she had Hawker and Greve aboard.
Saved hands of Sopwith airplane," was the signal
tIs it awker?" the question sent out by the flags
from the Butt which is the most northwestery point of the
Iebrides group of Scotland.
yes" aconically replied the Mary.
The admiralty Immediately sent out fast torpedo boat
in to intercept the Mary and take
If, the aviaors There anxious wait of several hours
across and transferred awker and Greve and
taking them Thuso the northern coast OF Scotland
Iabout 100 miles east Of the Butt OF Lewis.
The destroyer the Revenge reported to the admiralty this
evening that Hawker and Greve would sleep on board to-
night The avators will reach London at o'clock Tuesday
evening. . 49,.
TIE London Daily Mail, which offered of $500O0
for the first flight by a heavier than air craft the
Atlantic will give Hawker and Grieve consolation prize OF
5000 pounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
ENGLAND ELECTRIFIED AT THE NEWS;
HAWKER'S WIFE NEVER LOST HOPE.

The news Of the has electrified all Britain.
Eight desroyers after thorough search of the Atlantic
for miles the Irish coast had given up the quest and
practically hope that the airmen were alye
This morning however the forIon hope that the avators
might be picked up by craft without wireless
realized The Danish steamer Mary, crawling along at nine
knots was the lucky vessel and her brief to the
watchers the Butt Of Lewis she proceeded on her way
Scotland the public to speculate wonderngly the
details Of the airmens adventures.
The admiralty Immediately despatched destroyers from
northern points to intercept the Mary, and the Daily
Mail all signal stations to try to communicate with
the captain with the urgent request to land the avaor at
some Scottish port The admiralty quest succeeded and
wireless from the destroyer Woosun late in the evening
that she had overaken the Mary and had transferred the
aviators.
Nothing except some great battle has excited London
than odays unexpected dings The public was disposed
to question whether the first report could be trusted and the
admiralty statement that taking measures to verify The
report indicated doubt which the Woosuns message dis
pccd . ,
The modest Hawkcr home near Surbon was quickly the
center Of interest Crowds Of people swarmed there Mrs
Hawker who had only Saturday received telegram OF
coincidence from King George, said:
I had a prcsentiment all along that would my hus-
band again was confident all the time, although everyone
rondolcd with me. too overjoyed and overcome to
talk now"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
ESTIMATE ON TULSA
FRUIT CROP WANTED
Growers Association to Order
Crates and Cars for Moving
County Products.

In order tQ provide crates and
hoxcs for the shipment Of fruit II
is desired h. The Tulsa County Fruit
growers association that all grow
crs who expect TO take advantage
OF the associations marketing facili-
tieB report at a meeting to be held
at the courthouse next Saturday aft.
oruoon the kinds and quantities OF
fruit that will he offered for ship
men, and the date the fruit will be
ready to pack and load
With this information the asso-
citation can order and have In readi-
ness the necessary number of pack
ages and cars for tho packing and
transportation OF the products 20 the
most promising markets The grad
ing. packing and marketing or snip.
ments by association members VII
be directed by an expert
association was organized recently
with J. l.. MCLano as president The
purpose OF The organization Is to
get tho best prices for orchard prod
ucts hy properly packing the fruit
shipping In car lots and cutting out
as far Hs possible the troublesome
middlcmen who In the past have ah-
sorbcd much OF the growers prof
ltA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
Negro Spent s Months
in Jail Before Court
Was Able to Try Hin,

Cornelius Hawkins. young
negro who stated to tho court
that he had been held In the coun-
" Jail for the past six months
without trial vas discharged
SATURDAY morning by Judge Red
mond 4 cole in district court
VFpon the showing of the county at
torncy's office that tho stat"
would hc unable 10 obtain wit
ncsses for trial Of the charge Of
coujoint robbery flied against the
defendant
Hawkins was accused In an I'm
formation with stealing a quantity
~ automobile tires from j2j East
First street last December. II"
has steadily denied his guilt m"
case WAS set for tristr-duriug tho
present term q district court The
county attorneys office Informed
tho court Saturday morning that
no evidence was fOrihC0Wirr
against the defendant and recon
mcndation was made that the DO
fcndant he allowed his freedom
Thanks Judge was the only
comment the prisoner made after
his release by the court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
GAGGED AND ROBBED
IN HIS OWN OFFICE
Mutt and JCff'' Bandits Make Bold
Daylight Raid In Heart of
o.. CITY.
ATTACK DOCTOR C. 0. HOOD
hound Him Hand and Foot Then
Robbed Him Of His Watch and
$40 In Currency.

Gagged, bound hand ana foot and
then robbed uf u gold watch and
more than $40 In currency was the
experience ~ Or. 4. .. Hood, Tulsa
physician. Saturday afternoon the
victim OF one of the buldost daylight
holdups In the history OF the city
After the two men whom DR. Hood
described as the Mutt and Jeff'
terrorlzcrs. had made him helpless
hy tyiug his hands behind him. and
tying his feet together one man
"friskcd' tho doctors pockets while
the other held a revolver against
the side of his head.
with their loot In their own
pockets the holdup men laid the
doctor on lounge In his office. at
2I6 south Main. walked out into an r.
other room locking the door ns they
ler From',herc they hurried down
the hallway and out into the crowds
of Tulsa Saturday afternoon and
lost" themselves.
4 woman patient IN the nnieroom
waited for several minutes Tor Or.
Hood 90 appear FINALLY she knocked
on the door but tnore was no re.
sponse Several minutes elapsed ana
sh" heard "a ShuffliuR sound IN 'h'
room. Becoming suspicious the no
Ificd persons iu adjoining otfl,"s
Dr Hood wa. found lying he'plcH'
and I'm q serious condition on ihr
lounge where The hoIiupH htd l't'
him
To,ico werc notified but no arrests
have been made 10 connection WIN
the case. "
ono was tall man and IA" olher
p.lIAfl lT 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
Covers l,3iS Miles in His
First Attempt to Cross
the Atlantic.
COMES DOWN IN MOROCCO
Lieu. Roget's Plane Is Damag-
cd and His Trip viii
Be Abandoned.
NO START BEFORE TUESDAY
American Seaplane Still Tied
Up At Ponta Del Gada BY
lnclement Weather.

CASA BLANCA, Morocco. May 25.
Lieutenant Roget French aviator,
who lott Paris carly yesterday morn
Ing on tho first leg Of % projected
trans Atlantic flight by way Of Dakur
To Brazi landed a. o'clock last
nigh, at kertrt 80 kIlowctcrs from
Eahnt Hts machine was damaged IN
landing and the trans Atlantic trip
Will have to hc abandoned
,g Roget came down on Very am
cult ground The machine had left
NillacUuhlav. France. at s ~ o'clock
Saturday morning carrying as n pas
scuger CaT@nin coli who had prcNi-
ously crossed the Mcdlterraue
can. coli was slightly bruised when
the machine came down The en-
tire trip was covered without stop
The dviators arrived last night at
Rabat by automobile whore they
were the guests of General LyauleN,
the French military commander AZ
their machine can not be repaired
here The aNiatOrs Will return to
France by steamer
Lieutenant Roget seems TO nave
beat the record ofthe American navy
scaplane NC.4. which lin its recent
flight to the Azores covered $50
kllomfters, r.2ll miles while
Roget flew 2l7O kilomoters, oahout
l,34S niles,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
BRYAN TAKES FLING
AT WILSON'S POSITION
Predicts Congress VIII Reject Prcsi.
dents Suggestion Ia Modify
Prohibition Ruling.
PROTEST LIFTING OF BAN
Five Thousand Persons In Chicago
Register Their DisappruNal OF Any
Change In DRY" order.

CHICAGO May o. EInlernauonal
leaders of prohibition Participated IN
"a meeting today OF 600 persons
who by a standing vote Registered
their protest against removal OF 'hc
July ban against beer and lgh'
wines a. recommended TO congress
hy President Wilson The gathering
also called upon congress 20 enforce
HE prohibition amendment 10 me
constitution by suitable legislation
World prohibition was theme
dwclt On by each Of the speakers.
and in the audience was party OF
foreign temperance and prohibition
leaders Including representatives o'
England ScoIlaul Ireland Austria
LA. penmartAnd Switzerland.
WillIam jennings Bryan, tho
principal speaker, predicted con
grcts would uu, adopt president
Wilson's recommendation which, he
said was only the executives per
sona opinion ana that opinion was
no better than the opinion OF a
mother whose son was rrurning
from wdJ or any other well in
formed gltlItu ANY citizen had a
r.gh' 70 form his own judgment on
the prohibition question, The speaker
said
"Nhcn e republican congress
passci the webb Kenyon bill over
the veto of republican president
It Is not likely that the prcscn' r'
publican congress viii accedc TO 4
dcmocrauc presidents wish sad
Mr. USAH Dr.. G. W Salechy o'
London. medical authority on al.
ronoI one ~ the foreign party
which is observing prohibition and
I.uuur conditions In dry and wet
communities ~ tho United states
auorhor speaker. sad America now
loads the world I'm prohibition
Other spclkcrs w'r" former GOV
ctnor Malcolm Il Patterson Of Ten
ues4cc and Dr Howard II Eu~sei
~ ohio. founder AZ 'hc Anti SaIoqn
League Tn" later spoh" of 'hc AN.
nual convention Of the league TO hc
heid June ! = IN Washing u =.
during which. ho said. an in'erna.
uoual conference for world ptoh,h!'
tion would he hold
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
MURDERED MAN WORE
WEST TULSA SHOES
Body l. Pound In \rkanSn1 River
Near Cowcta and IT. Buried
There.
SHOT IN BACK OF THE HEAD
No Marks OF Identification Found
Except Shoes which Bear West
Tulsa Firms Label

A young man. name unknown,
was murdered probably four days
ago. He may have been Killed in
West Tulsa and his body thrown
by the murdcrcrs into the muddy
waters Of tho Arkansas river
All that is known 10 officials is
that a body ot man apparently
about 20 years of age was recoN-
cred from the Arkansas river four
miles south OF towcta late sunday
afternoon A bullet hole IN the back
OF his head Indicated how he met
his death Physicians who examined
the body, which was In an advanced
stage Of decomposition, said that he
probably had been dead about four
days. And with that limited knowl-
edge the body was buried In an
unmarked grave in "A cemetery At
CoWeta sunday.
Although police officials here last
night could not shed any light on
the possible Identity OF the young
man they were inclined 10 the be
lief that he might have been k!lud
near Tulsa and the body thrown into
the Arkansas river. This theory was
strengthened when Il Was learned
tina, he was wearing new pair OF
shoes bearing the trade mark OF the
pickering Shoe Co, West Tulsa"
The man WAS described as OF
medium build dark hair and wore a
dark coat. light pants, striped SILK
shirt. soft collar, red nccktie with
black pin stripes A gold button pin
was on the collar. a 5-ceut piece
and Il package OF cigarets wore
found In his pockets Both hands
were thrust In his trousers pockets
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
Paul Gleason, Carpenter, Shot
In Arm - Is Killed
BY Fall.
PROPRIETOR IS ARRESTED
Paul Gray, Manager of La
Sale Rooms, Is Charged
With the Killing.
YOUNG WIFE IS FRUSTRATED
Self Defense to Be Gray's
Plea in Story Told At
Police Station.

A single shot fired at midnigh:
forever separated a happy, contented
family uf 'hrcc-thc shot resulted
In rhe death Of Paul Gleason. car
perter. 4l9 South Lansing. The
shooting occurred In the BaSalle
roomug house at Main and Archer
after an alteration, according to the
police Gleason was shot IN the left
arm as ho was standing at the top
OF at rlght Of stairs. The shock
iarsw him backward, and his neck
vas broken In the fall TO the bottom
OF the tsa4ruay
sitting In the chapel NJ the Now
bray undertaking parlors at .
O'Clock this morning was the heart
broken wife Of the slain man. with
her face buried IN the folds of a
hsndkcryh.cf the little woman
no, moro than 2i years old wcpt
k'er, Historically And tears rolled
down The mothers checks aA she
bent over her widow-daughter try
.rg to console her.
oh % can't he true" sobbed the
little woman. "Paui-oh, IL can t
he true hat YOU arc gonc--Eonc for
ever from me and little Frankie
on, can't tell Frankie Mother.
What wall | do. what will little
Frankie say when he gets up in the
morning Tor breakfast and his papa
Mont be there
u So great was Mrs Gleason's grief
4 That she was removed to her home
shortly offer . o clock leaving the
fe.sss form of her husband in the
Undertaking parIors
And while The little woman wcpi
Al her home. i19 South Lansing was
Il'e frankie snuglv aslecp in his
l'te bct not knowing that his
fa.her was dead He XIII know,
though. when he goes 70 call papa
10 oreaNids, this morning
In me city JAN lanCuishes Paul
Gray manager of The LaSalle rooma
charged with Killing Gleason. lie
dld not make any attempt 10 escape
NO according 10 statements made
several persons around police
hd1Iaricrs early this morning
hi'deiense Will be- Grdy's plea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
OIL PR0SPECTORS TO
INVADE ARCTIC CIRCLE
mackenzie River Region Il 10 Re
TESTED ont by Subsidiary of the
standard Company.

EDMONTON Alta, Nav 25.-Can-
Aaa vii know before the end Of the
year Whorhcr tho vast wealth. I'm nm.
discovered oil fields supposed to exist
a. .ne north is reality or a dream.
=. inc creates, prospecting activity
canadian history is now under
H IN do, oil country. At least
'ooVo00 Will ho expended In ex-
over.
Invading the Arctic.
me imperial Oii company. said to
par, ~ standard oil. has out
tshi expeditions Its program con
Apal'a the expenditure ot $500, -
~ l. has sent one driu TO the
Na'kenf.. river. 1000 miles farther
no,lh han an on well ever was sunk
ne'ofe 70 has sent two drills to the
Hi-tat slave lake. 800 miles from the
Arctic ocean
- se'ora' Nhor Canadian companies
~. IN tho field The Consolidated
.u company has set up It's drills
'NE I't"o river capt James An
u''Soh represents group OF British
.''N'o'S Who are operating In the
sands region Of tho Nthahasch
w. Twenty drtls arc expected to
W.r. pn Peace river within tho
h'1' few weeks
only ut for Fuci
q, o.. 's discovered in paving quhn-
e'' ON 'h" Mackenzie and Great
oa.' lass .' Will he pipod to cIyili-
.1aon according 10 plans. and the
LP' N7' Will cost close 20 81. O0O 600
inc 0Ifr.f ~ tho Ip.ro r,yer fIc'5s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26
AIRMEN PICKED UP
ATSEA ANDLANDED
ON NSCOTTISHCOAST
Signal That They Are Saved Is Wig
waggcd to Port by Small Rescuing
Steamer-WiII Receive $4,000

LONDON, May 25.-Hawker has sent the follow
ing message from the Revenge to the Daily Mail:
my machine stopped owing to the water filter in
the feed pipe from the radiator to the water pump
being blocked with refuse such as solder and the like
shaking loose in the radiator.
1T was no fault of the RollsRoyce motor, which
absolutely perfect from start finish even when
all the water had boiled away.
I'VE had no trouble in landing on the sea, where
picked up by the tramp ship Mary, after be-
ing in the water for 80 minues. We leave Thurso,
at 2 p. m. Monday, arriving in London Tuesday eve
ming"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26

THE WEATHER

OkLAHOM Monday cloudy. local
showcrs Tuesday probably unUit'ed
LOUISIANA MoudaN and luctday
cloudy with thundershoW
ARKANSAS Monday and TUESDAY
cloudy. local showers
EAST TEXAS. Monday unsttled ID.
esl showers and thundcratorm, Tues
day cloudy probably local showers
NfST TEXAS Monday unsettled
probably local showers except To- Nouth-
west portion warmer in the Panhandle
IuosdaN prohsbi, TAR.
KANSAS shower, Monday ard Mon
dI, night probably followed by lear
ing and somewhat warmer Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26

By The Associated rres
PONTA DEL GADA, May 20
There Is no immediate sign or an
impending lei-up In the unfaNorahlc
weather which has prevailed for 30
hours over the whole OF the Lisbon
course Of the projected fightOof the
American navy scaplanc Net.
Therefore II IL considered impos-
sihle to start on this leg OF the
journey TO England before Tuesday
according TO the weather experts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-26

Special 10 The world
BERLIN. saturday. May - -
The cabinet and Count Won Brock
dorff KsntLHu are In full accord with
respect to the general outline and
the specific proposals. and counter
proposals which will make up the
German reply" according 10 an Of
fetal statement made today after
The return OF Philip Rchcid"mhnn,
Matthias EraberEer and Count Won
Rcrnstorf from Spa Dr. Bernhard
Dernburg remains IN spa,
The German answer VIII ne rehhN
Tuesday Aa the only work that iE
incomplete In the coordination OF
text and the technicnl production of
the document which probably Will be
typewritten
The Spa conference, n was
especially emphasized this morning.
proceeded smoothly and consumed
only n few hours. with the result
that the understanding between
Count Won Rrockdorff- itanlZnu ana
the delegates accompanying him on
the one hand. and Schcidemann ana
his associates on the other, diHpos"s
definitely Of all rumors of serious
friction inside the cabinet ana
among the peace delegates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Tommy Warren First to Go to Front
Under Marquis of Queensbury Rules

uV Warren 'hcu proceeded east and
In 1854 discovered l.oulsN.llc which
Ne ever uttrrNHrl called his hou"
lu that year hr met Tom lhrnrs lu
'hr country near l.ouis,lllc The mill
Wts pullct oU ont, after the deputy
-h,rIffs Who htd been sent Co pre-
vent IL had been deliberately dosrd
with the uluid that made the hlue
Grass STATE famous For 80 rnuuia
Warren ana itiu,y vent ti each
othrr hbmWrr and 'orgs ana in the
end h''r trU exhausted. unable 'o
continue u was called draw, hut
Warren VAS considered to have 'Hy
shade \ llj'Ic later Tommy
rlm,Ned the frt'hrrWrigh' title ~
putting u phcr lat Oleary in Cln-
clnnau
In the early nlnctics warren was
several times defeated and lost his
uNr dissipation ent IN iis dcndh
work ana lu iN9s ~ 4 saloon hruWl
a. Nt,y TrN he shot au innocent
hNstuuirr Hud MS sent 90 prison for
'ich, Nrt'S Af'rr his release he
We matched with Ter, NcGovrru
100 Sew York Terrible Terry" made
Ntrfru louk foulsh ana he never
entered the ring again he returned
90 Louisville. where he died
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
C0MlSkEY THINKS EUROPE
SOON WILL PLAY BALL

CHICAGO. Feb, E. Charles A.
Comisk~y owner of the Chicago
White sos, believes tha, baseball II
viii become M popular abroad az u
result OF 80 many games being
PLAYED by our soldiers tina, the near
future Will see the world series
contests between English. French
Canadian ana American teams each
fall
ITO my mind ther- will he an In
tcrnational series each fall" mid
Comiskey. Roth American and "a.
madam soldiers have done tl,sir part
In Introducing the nationaY Game,
and the british are beginning 10
think cricket n slow pnstime
Frenchmen have ~yinced n desire Ia
learn tha sport. and the Italian In
tho AsiaHo has not been avcrrc io
playing Japan has always porsc-sed
an abundance OF material A Jap.
ansss IL naturally asiie, and thinks
quickly. which are two good ball
playing essentials whom we en-.
circled tho Slob. with the ulants
four years ago We met our toughest
opposition In japan and Australia. y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
THOUSANDS HAVE
KIDNEY TROUBLE AND
NEVER SUSPECT IT
Applicants for Insurance
Often Rejected.

Judging from reports from drug
gis's who are constantly In direct
touch with the public. there IN one
preparation that has been very sue
ceSSful In oNcrcoming these cOndi-
tions, The mild and healing lnflu-
encc of Doctor kilmera swamp
Root In soon realized. u stands the
highest for its remarkable record OF
success
An examining physician for one
% the prominent Life Insurance
'ompa aniea. In an interview ~ the
subject. made the astonishing state
m"nt that one reason why so many
applicants for Insurance are reject
ed IL because kidney trouble il so
common to- the American peuple
and the large majority ~ those
whose applications are declined do
not even suspect that they have the
disease ~ IL on sale at al drur
stores In bottles of two sizes. me.
dunn and lhrge,
However, n Nou wish first 10 ,cs,
this great preparation. send ten
cents To Dr. kilmer n TO. Ming
hamion, n Y, for "A sample bottle
when writing he sure and mention
tho Tulsa Daily world Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
RELEASE MAY BE EASY FOR
REAL STARS OF BASEBALL

Ar "A result of n ruling ~ IA" war
department ON the matter ~ dis
rhnrgcH Tor mon now serving Ia
France who have good reason Tor
returning To- this country In ~" i'm.
mediate future. i'r'siieut llrNdlrr
of the National league believes that
little or no diffculty viii he expert
"ncrd IN bringing about tn. speedy
return ~ men llke Grover Cleveland
Alrsnnd-r. Hank GnwhS. thriHiy
Maihrwsun nni Clarenc" Mitchell,
who are all silll overseas tn" raj.
INK which IN Interpreted nH applying
td their cnarH II 10 IN. effect that
Any officer or enlisted ot drrf ed
man who entered IN. r-rvir. since
April I, 1917. aud who submits good
and sufficient rrnSnns for requesting
discharge In Europe may hr dis
charged IN Europe. provided That
tho officcl or soldier waN"H any
claim for i"a travel allowance or
flccru and men ~ this class shall u"
paid travel allowance 90 m" port of
and from Iiohoken. y.
] To- the place ~ cntranc" into tn"
service "