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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
BOWLERS LOSE TITLE
Steers and Thoma Fail to Place
at Bowling Congress

Toledo, o.. March 19.-Harry Steers
and Fred 'rhoma. of Chicago. lost their
division Of the American Bowling Con-
gress, when they failed at the tourna-
ment here late yesterday afternoon. The
Chicago pair totaled 1892 in the three
games, collecting 37S $50 and 455.
Thoma had the larger total of the pair,
with 626. scoring 22T in his first game,
falling TO 1853 in his middle string and
coming back. with 23l in the final. Steers
had III, 191 and 224 for the 500 total.
AS the lowest figure in the list OF
first ten is 1894, the former champions
failed to bowl into the select class.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

TIGERS AFTER LAVAN
Bush May Be Traded for St.
Louis Infielder

New York, March 1g.-John !. Nc
Graw. vice president manager OF the
Giants, Is bending every energy to effect
that three-cornered deal which Barney
Dreyfuss has blocked for more than
ten day now
Dreyfuss has refused to waive on the
services OF Davey Robertson. Griffith.
at one time, might easily have secured
American League waivers on Doc La
van In return for an outfielder of Rob-
ertson's worth. and for Lavan St Louis
was more than willing TO give up a
sea soned catcher
Serera American League clubs 1t now
developed, have refused to waive claim
to Lavans services. One of these is
Detroit Little owen Bush demands
that he be traded by the Tigers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
RUTH WANTS $4,000
Either That or $4,000 a Year for
Three Seasons

Boston. March 19.--Babe Ruth. in the
signed statement which was made pub
this season unless he Is awarded Il three
years contract at $4,000 year or a
contract for this season at $4,000. He
says Harry Frazee, president of the
club, has offered him "A one-year con-
tract at $S5OO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
KANALY AT LEHICH
Track Star Appointed Assistant
Physical Director

Bethlehem. Pa. March lg.-Jorris
Ksnaly. brother of the noted track
coach at Boston Tech and track ath-
lcte Of ability. has been appointed as
sistani to n. r. Reiter. professor of
physical education at Lehigh University.
Eanaly will have charge of outdoor
athletic activities and will also coach
tho track team. 1'albut Hunter. the
new lacrosse coach. arrived yesterday
and found a squad of twoscore men
awaiting him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
WHITTED A CIVILIAN
Receives Discharge and Will Re-
port Next Monday

A load was lifted from the minds OF
Jack Coombs and President Baker yes
terday when word was received frGo1
been discharged from the army on Mon
day and would be ready to report for
the trip to Charlotte, y. c., on Monday.
Whitted has been serving as SER
geant in the quartermaster's depart
ment at the camp and the news of his
discharge came as an agreeable surprise
to the team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
EASY FOR GREENLEAF
Defeats Morris Fink Twice by
Same Score

Ralph Greenleaf displayed wonderful
form IN his pocket billiard matches with
Morris Fink YESTERDAY at the Casino
parlors. In the afternoon Greeneaf won
by the score of 100 TO -. three times
clearing ;he table and having u run of
fOrty-eight balls. In the evening GENE,
which Greenleaf also Won 100 to 45. he
assumed lead IN the second frame,
the game progressed. His best run
was AZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
VEL TER WEIGHT ASPRATS
FILE APPLICA TIONS ERLY
lizard Uants t3et
SIIO,OO on OuChanceS

NEW YORK. March Jess VIII.
lard is ready TO bet Sll00 at even
money that he will feat Jack
Dempsey. This annoement was
made here yesterday boc Archer,
the champions secret. Archer,
who is here looking forlrring part
ners for Willard. saide wager Is
available AT even mont
tle announced that Nrd already
Is in training, weighs pounds and
Is in fine condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
GIANTS LEAVE TOMORROW
Matty and Other Regulars Gather
i'm New York

New York, March 19.--John Nc
Graw will marshal force of his regu-
lars here today for the journey to
Gainesville, Fla. though most of tho
players, upon whom the Giant leader
will place his dependence in the coming
pennant tussle. will go direct from their
homes TO the training camp.
In addition TO Christy Mathewson.
newly engaged as coach for the team.
Hal Chase, Lew McCarty. Larry Doyle.
George Burns, George Smith and Heinie
Zimmerman are the regulars who will
board the train at the Pennsylvania
stallion,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
Dodgers Arrange Spring Series

New York. March 10.-Seven exhibition
ames will be played in the south between
the New York Americans and the Brooklyn
Nationals on their spring training trips.
Cha rles Ebbets president OF the Brooklyn
club. announced here las. night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

BURLINGTON, VT, March ia. c. tClyde)
Engle. seven years utility man with the
Boston Americans. has been engaged as
ba sebail coach for the University Of Yer
mont. lie arrived here today to begin
putting the nine into shape.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

scranton. Pa. March l9.-"Mike" Nc.
NaIly. of Mnouka. utility tufeldor for Bos
ton Americans. has left here for Tampa.
Fla. to report for spring training
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
Berrien Reelected CAPTAIN

MiddIetown. Conn.,. March 19-The Wes-
leyan swimming team has reelected John
h. Berrien OF New York. captain Of the
team for next season. Berrien Is sopho-
more and is Wesleyan's strongest man In
the da shes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
Schmidt TO Manage Sioux City

sioux city. Iowa. March lp.--Charlie
schmidt former Detroit catcher. signed a
contract yesterday to manage the Sioux
city club of the Western League. schmidt
was with Detroit for eight years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
Walsh Crates
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPRS
HNOAIAI Y

TOMMY WAT.ssfi is back with us
l. After a two weeks journey through
the Middle West and the south where
few of his battlers were performing
he has returned here to direct his bar
tam hope, Joe Burman. against X. o.
Joe O'Donnell in the National wind-up
Saturday night.
The Burman-O Donnell session will be
a return engagement. In the first bout
ODonnell was staging a comeback and
found the going hard. He is down tC
fighting weight now and expects to make
1t very interesting for the Chicago boy.
Burman Is working daily at Jack
O'Brien's headquarters. He respects
O'Donnell's hitting ability and is perfect
ing his defense.
Irish Patsy Cline will battle on the night OF
March ~ when he takes On l.oCkport Jimmy
Duffy in Montreal. This will be Clines first
bout since last summer when he was said
20 have crashed into an auto and suffered
fractured skull.
II Is reported that Johnny Knbane. will be
81. Kilbane asked for another chance to
either Johnny Mealy or Joe Tipitz Meaiy is
willing TO make 12s pounds.
Joey Fox. Kilhsne's chief rival for ather-
weight honors i almost sure 70 % aprssr in
ponent has been selected Matchmaker Jack
iianlon has been trying to clinch Fox for
that date.
Preston Brown, the coored feRtherweght,
and Whitley Fitzgerald. will be the wind-up
boys at the Cambria Friday night. This will
year. Al Thompson. the League Island
champion n eets Willie McCloskey in the
semiwind-up.
I President Johnny Burns has arranSed three
good bouts TO support his Cambria wndup
Joe Dorsey, the clever little bantam. meets
Andy Burns In the third bout. In the other
sessions Johnny Morgan opposes Young Nc
Fadden and Wally Dash takes on Tommy
Golden.
Frankie Brown and Artie Root ella sh in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Albany. March l9.-'rhe Gibbs boxing bill
was reported out Of the Senate Judiciary
committee yesterday afternoon uuamendcd
The measure will he amended on the floor
OF the Senate. It was said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

pion. All ave want is ash AT Brit
ton"
A few hours later Al pc used the
phone to inform us that has a title
hope. Just gaze at IO. Loughlin.
He's the boy with w,p. All the
welters fear HIM know can trouncc
Britton. The new Chamn is sure to
get plenty of work.
Revive Interest
The return Of the l4ound title to
the veteran ringmaster.s - done much
to revive interest in thelter division.
Britton and Lewis dste their nu-
merous meetings, whitacCording to
Nick Hayes, has tuta twenty-five,
were always bitter tow each other.
Even at benefit shows iher would go
on unless in fighting II. \ Lewis
Brltton battle always w3ior blood.
Britton is in his thirtMth year and
still going in great fornlllis clean-cut
wins over Benny Leona and Soldier
Bartfield at Shibe parlast summer
did much TO prove thaie is top
notCher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Lew Tender Is reCoveru,rom an opera
tion upon his nose. His nefight will bo on
April 10 against frankie TT in New Med
ford, Mass. He may meet der Johnny Ray
or Ray Pryor in Pittsburgh April 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Benny LcOnard's next bowill he agar
Harvey Thorpe in Joplin, n on Ma rch 90
On April : Benny has been Rtched to meet
Jack Perry in Pittsburgh. following these
ba tiles. the champion viii urn to his New
York home for a weeks vaiioh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19
Revive Interest

fcs ture bout al the Olym, next Monday
night. This will be their meeting. Joe
Welsh, Bobby Gunnis's wrweight. will
find place on the prograuut only In the
opening bout. t,hs'ley tEtd) omas. veteran
lightweight. Will help enteri with Welsh,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Light heavyweights will We the leading
place On the program OF Atlantic city
Sporting Club tomorrow mis- MatChmak ker
Herman Taylor has arranI for Kid Nor
folk colored battler. to Il the place OF
Clay Turner against Jnhos!c. Jimmy
Pappas and Little Bear Ch in the semi.
wind-up. Joe Wagner Ssloe Humphres
and Teddy Leonard VS.. * Wolf complete
the card.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Academy Shoot Today
The usual mldweekiy target test of the
Philadelphia Shooting Academy will he held
AZ Maple Grove this afternoon The card
calls for 40 and 1U0-target event.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Harry tkidD Brown. the sh school boy.
goes to the front In the Olyia semiwind-up
against Battling lahn. NaNilliamson and
Jack Ellie clash IN n retu session Ellie
Was the winner in the othereetins. sammy
SchiR al Dave Meter connie the card.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Frank Carbone has heeu .,tChed tu meet
Tommy Robson in Trent' next Monday
night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Dick I.Oadman's next la will he in St
Louis on March -. whehe meets Abe
Eahakoff. Ralph Rrady. Syracuse. and
Johnny Ray, OF Pittsburgh. tertain in Bos-
ton on March - Dave Ay hopes to up-
pose Loadman in Buffalo month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Joey Fox. Eilhanes chief rival for feather
weight honors, Is almost sure 10 appear in
the National feature on March 20 No op-
porent has been selected Matchmaker Jack
iia nlon has been trying to clinch Fox for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

johnny Mahoney takes nhnny l.undy in
the National semiwind-up sturday night.
Benny kaufman will atiet q comeback
against Patsy johnson, thtpeedy Trenton
boy. Eewpie Calendar oppu Young Merino
and Johnny Myers faces B Hines in the
other bouts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-19

Frankie Brown and Artie Root lash in the
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-10
Red Cross Peace
Program Detailed
National Leader to Address
Chapter Delegates at the
State Meeting

IN OCTOR LIVINGSTON FAR
RAND, Chairman of the Cen
trail Committee of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, will visit Lex
ington, KY, Indianapolis, Ind, and
Cleveland. Ohio. the three states of
the Lake Division, on October 20, Fl
and % Chapter chairmen and dele
gates have been invited by division
headquarters to attend these meetings
and hear, at first hand, the far-reach-
Ing plan for Red Cross peace-time
service. ss---1s..-A s.sssss.-zss,s@4--
With its wartime task not fully per
termed, the Red Cross &c concentrat-
Ing ogerseas on relie,ips after.war
eondit;ons, and in caring for men still
In SEW: -1SS~zsass-=ss : sasss-ss-sEzz szS~--
The traditional res 30hs. ilitY Of
preparedness to Offer relief In times
Of famine, fire and hoods, will be part
Of the new peace-time service In
addition, the Red Cross chapters are
Continuing their organization to In
eitde the Public Health, Nursing, Edu-
cational Glasses in Dietetics. Home
Care Of the Sick, and First Aid.
Home Service to civilian families
and Community work through the Jun
Tor Red Cross organization.
The development Of Community
Health Centers, completely organized.
where the official and volunteer agen-
cies can be co-oFdinated and brought
into harmoaiods relations for protect
Ing and promoting community health
efficiency, is the big offering of the
Red Cross 20 the people in American
Communities in carrying out its plan
for peacetime service. Chapters are
to supplement- and not supplant the
efforts of established and effective
agencies. ossFa -s-%---ss--
IN Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. the
details of the health center plan viii
be given to chapter delegates and the
public by Doctor Farratd and other
National Headquarters oficials, at the
state meeting just announced
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-10
The Predicament.

Teddy had the usual nine
O. clock sickness and did not have
to go to school as q result. But
at ten o clock he found that he
had recovered. and after dress
ing sought his mother in the
kitchen. tI'm well, mother, .
he announced. but / can't go to
school till noon. You see It's toe
late now just tObe counted tardy
and toe early to be counted
absent.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-10
Red Cross Helps
Returned Soldiers
In Compensation

n n ANY returned soldiers do not
MI yet understand that the gov
eminent furnishes compen-
satfon for mental dlsabili-
ties as well as for physical. The Lake
Division headquarters OF the Red
Cross, Cleveland, reports that 1899
men In Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky
are being treated for mental disabiii-
ties-shell shock and other ailments
either Incurred during the period Of
service or resulting from military
service.
In any part Of the country prop
erly established claim for help Of this
sort will be met promptly. The sim
piest way Of getting such claim es.
tablished Is through the Home Service
department Of the Red Cross. Applt
cation may be made at any Red Cross
once, chapter or branch. and It VIII
be referred to the proper bureau.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-10
Oil From Fruit Stones.

Salad oil is now being made from
the kernels of peach, plum, april
cot, CHEEKY stones. The kernels
are first separated from the
shells by a solution of calcium
chloride of magnesium chloride,
then washed, dried. and placed
under pressure. The bitter taste
or odor is renewed by aeration on
heating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-29
LA TOILETTE AGAIN
ATTACKS THE LAND
LEASING MEASURE
Where Standard Oil Lobby Is,
There You'll Find Phelan," He
Says in Assailing Shipping
Board Examiner.

Washington. Aug 90 Continuing
his attack ON the land leasing bill
today. senator Ia Toilette. republi-
can. Wisconsin. called attention to a
letter avoring the bill from Joseph
\. phvlnn. who signed himself as an
oil examiner OF the shipping honrd.
The boards offices. Mr.. Ia Follet;"
said, Nad replied To telephone in
auiry that Phelan was In the senate
gallery today.
Il don't know where he H." said
the Wisconsin senator but I'll war
rant that W"-,t tn" standard OH
lobby is. there you'l find Phchn."
Phclan had been with the shipping
hoard only about two months AMI
pre-, iouslN q man ot the same name
had been AN agent fur oil Interests
seeking leases in the west, Senator
l.H Fo1ettc said
The Wisconsin senator made am at
tHpL ON the newspapers ut the Cuun-
tiy. c,laung thcN were controlled
made that statement in phila'
dclphia tu l'l2 and They damned mt
for ~. and for % tim. they kept me
uut ct their columns he said.
The speaker declared there Were
not mon. than four or five publiCa'
lions reaching not more than 200 COS
subscribers which were not controlled
bN the Morgan. standard on or al
u,d Interests. and which were IRE,
To- print criticism OF the powers thu
control the nations industrial NE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-29
GOVERNORS JOIN
THE GOVERNMENT IN
! FIGHT ON HIGH
COST OF LIVING
Committee From National Confer.
ence Confers With Attorney
General and Then Goes TO See
the President.
SEEK BEST METHODS
TO HUNT PRoFITEERs
Wilson Asks Them to Assist in
Carrying Out Provisions Of
Food Control Law When It Is
Amended to Include All Foods.

Washington, Aug. 2e.--Governors
Of seven states came 10 washington
today as committee from the Ma
tlonal Conference OF Governors to
offer state cooperation TO the federal
government In the campaign 20 re-
duce tine cost OF living. They went
into conference Immediately with At
torney General Palmer to discuss the
pest methods TO be pursued In the
hunt FOR pronteers and hoardcrs.
Later the governors conferred with
President Wilson at the White House
When the governors called az the
White House President Wilson out
lined the governments activities In
the cost OF living campaign and ask
ed them TO aid In carrying out the
provisions OF the food control law
when Il Is amended to include cioth-
ing and other necessities and to pun
iah prohteering and boarding.
The governors told the president
they would see that there was the ut
most cooperation between the fed
eral government ANA the various
states. some OF whicn now have food
control laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-29
.SECRET TARY WILSON
REFUSES A REPORT
ON MOONEY CASE
Reply to House Resolution Says
Labor Department Is CGhtinu-
ing Investigations and Cannot
Divulge Results.
Uv nal aesorIarTo rerse

Washington. Aug. 39.--On the
ground that publication OF such in
formation would be incom patihle with
the public interest Secretary Wilson
todny refused Ca furnish the house
"a report on the present activities Of
the labor department in the case OF
Thomas J Mooney. who Is serving a
life sentence after conviction In con-
nection with the preparedness day
bomb explosion In san Francisco In
1915.
The report was requested In a res
olution offered by Representative
Blanton. democrat. Texas.
In Vcpiy to a question about de-
partment activities since N~oney's
sentence was Commutcd to life i'm
prisonment the secretary said invea-
legations OF alien anarchists have
developed clewa that lead to the
Mooney case" and that these IN
quiries were being continued. lie
refused. however. To- disclose the IN
formation thus far obtained.
Mr.. Wilson denied that u. l..
/ Cobb. was sent TO Texns on a propa-
ganda trip. as charged. and said the
/ department never had made any in
vestigation OF +. Il. Welch, OF Phila-
delphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-29
STEEL WORKERS
WILL CARRY FIGHT
TO THE PRESIDENT
Announcement Says Corporation
Is Trying to Force General
Strike Before Wilson Has
Chance 10 Investigate.

Washington. Aug. 2s.-President
Wilson Is to be asked TO take a hand
In the controversy between the steel
workers aud the United States steel
corporation. In an effort to prevent "a
general strike.
This announcement was made to-
day by the committee OF the stoel
workers who charged that the steel
corporation was trying 20 force the
issue before the president could have
an opportunity 10 pass upon the
merits Of the controversy.
In telegram 70 the union OF steel
workers at Gary. Ind. the committee
said the workers were not to strike
under any circumstances" until the
strike date had been set by the com
mittee. The Gary union had tele-
grnphed that the steel workers were
being discriminated against aud dis
charged wholesale for the purpose OF
forcing a strike"
President Gompers ana the steel
workers committee declined 20 dis
cuss their conference with the presi-
dent. saying az they left the white
house that any statement would have
to come from MIR. Wilson. There was
no indication az 10 whether any an
nouncement would be made at the
white house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-29
Texas Governor
in a Derailment;
Meeting Delayed

III laSo. Ten. Aug. 23.-A de-
railment on the Texas and pncinc
railroad near Ranger, Texas. delayed
the arrival OF the train In Van Horn
today which was to bring Governor
W. T.. Hobby OF Texas to III l'aHo
and automobiles left here today to
return with the governor and his
party. \ dinner aud reception was
planned for him here tonight, IL
was at Van Horn yesterday To attend
"a tuttiemcns meeting.
Governor Hobby was scheduled tn
reach here early in the afternoon
and arrangements had been made -
have him meet New Mexico amt
Arizona officials ana private citizens
who are Interested in good roads. he
cause ~ the delay In the arrival ut
the Texas and Pacific limited train In
Van Horn, this plan was abandoned
and the TeNtH governor is scheduled
To reach here late today ~ time for
u reception tonight for Governor and
Mrs. Hobby. They VIII return tu
/ Austin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-29
TIE-UP OF RAILROADS CONTINUES ON coast
Wilson to Visit 30 Cities;
His Itinerary is Announced
Will Leave Washington Next Wednesday and Make First Speech
combuswl Get to Pacific Coast by Northern Route and Re
Through Salt Lake City and Denver and Then Swing South

Billings. ana evening atdress In Hell
ena. Montana. September ~, fore
noon address In Occur D'Alenc. Idaho.
and afternoon address IN Spokane.
Washington; September 10 and ~.
Tacoma. with evening address In
Seattle. September "a; september 10,
Portland, Oregon. September ~ and
lS. san Francisco; september 10. ar
ternoon and night In San Diego. Sep
tcmber 20 and ~. Eos Angeles; Sep
tember 22, Reno, Nevada: September
20. salt Lake Clly. September "a,
late afternoon address In Cheyenne,
Wyoming. spending the nlght In Dem
yer; September 3s. forenoon address
In Denver, and afternoon address In
Pueblo, Colorado September 20.
forenoon address In Wichita, Kansas.
evening address In Oklahoma City
Okla. September %. mid-afternoon
address in I.iitie Rock. Arkansas. ana
night address 10 Memphis. Septem-
ber rs and 20. Louisville.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-29
Stranded Passengers Thank
Albuquerque for Entertainment

resolution drawn ur TODAY l passengers ON
Te uu
% Santa T Railroad
other Organizations and Ctzcns Alhnirorluc
No "Wednesday
10
to the thlUier of Commerce
may, yuuu abundant
wish
tnr Tyrret MIR T. Ira
nge,s, Il Muinuu Family
n nneu no Graham Fort lloiec.
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Mrs T. Bulnron, kirinnn
Noe Mo; Geo W mmmnt John so"y log AnFces sni
inyudc. York Y
Angeles l Mr e. W Dean "ud Mrs g. W Dean
eo Beck Butngowu Penn Ms f. g. Wrinkle
a. trkelcA Lucille
\ NJ T.
sno,hcs Mrs +
Richards m u
r,n Mich M II II W
INnsrIe Frank ;ogprs
IA Bo Inn, Sol \
nrnos
ISeWY York
b no are ~ AlhuGuerlue