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The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Next meeting night in club rooms
at last Now that we have got a real
home, what is your excuse for not
attending the meetings? Our next
meeting will be Wednesday night at
7:3O.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

The following ladies of Florence
were initiated into the mysteries of
the Daughters of Isis, an auxiliary of
Mrs. Luis Michen, H. G.. Richardson,
H. H. Freeman, ]. D. Bennett, c. w.
Gorham, J. w. McCann and Katie E.
Weaver. Those from Florence TAX
ing the shrine were: G. w. Gorham,
E. G. Clemens, H. G. Richardson, j.
w. Mccain, and L. r. Michea. Near
ly every one who attended the meet
ings in the Shrine hall in Phoenix
last week contracted something very
similar to, if not, the flu.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Mr.. E. Thurman, chief deputy of
Ray, and the most prominent demo
crat mentioned for sheriff this fall,
was in town last Saturday, bringing
Luis Cittadini, an old-time resident
of Ray, down to be examined for his
sanity. Mr.. Cittadini was taken to
the state hospital for the insane at
Phoenix Tuesday by deputies from the
sheriff's office.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
w. H. Quincy, 40, Chicago, and Mar
celia Boylson, 80, Waverly, Iowa; T.
S. Drew, 38, and Mrs. V. T. Kimbro,
33, both of Oracle; Murray E. Kay, %,
and Jessia K. Sumner, 19.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Nothing has been done about speed
ing, etc., for some time, and from the
conduct of some auto owners, they
think the matter has died down. Dep
ulty Thurman says that is not the
case and he intends to get busy and
put stop to it for good this time.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Mr.. Pete Civiganovict writes from
Bibac, Bosnia, that he arrived safely
and found his family all in excellent
health.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21
FLORENCE NOTES

:. !. !. : i. !. !. i. i. !. j. i. !. + >. j.
Mr.. Burt of the land office at San
ia Fe spent several days in Florence
going over the land records in this
county.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

George P. Stovall, we'll known attor.
ney of Superior, was a business Wis
itor in the county seat this week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Mr.. J. E. Palmer, missionary from
Mesa, was in Ray and conducted ser
vices at the Church of the Latter-Day
Saints on Sunday, the 18TH His sub
ject was, What must men do to he
saved?"
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Mr.. H. R. VanWagenen, general
manager of the Canada Copper cor
poration, accompanied by Mrs. Van
Waggenen and their daughter, are
making trip through the southwest
and visited Ray this week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Messrs. .Dore, Ponton and Green
spent few days in camp this week
They report things progressing at the
Half Moon. A new hoist is being in
stalled.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

We have spent over $1,000 for equip
ment and furniture in our new hall.
We have a real dance floor. We have
every magazine of any value. Every
thing is at your disposal and there is
no charge. What else do you want?
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

When the Legion puts over that
$50 bonus proposition for every month
you were in service, we'll bet hand
knitted gas mask you will be at the
door with your application trying to
get in the mess line.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Mr.. Thomas D. Derry, attorney of
Ray, was a business visitor in Flor
ence this week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Are YOU ashamed of the fact that
you participated in the war against
Germany? The only persons who are
eligible to membership in the Legion
are those who did.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

The Lincoln school grounds are be-
ing beautified by the planting of trees
and shrubbery.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

All county offices will be closed
Monday, February %, in honor Of
Washington's birthday.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

The panel for prospective jury duty
is being summoned for March l.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Charlie Karp was Phoenix visitor
this week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Mr.. and Mrc Warren Whitehead
left Tuesday for Los Angeles to visit
the parents of Mrs. Whitehead.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Charles E. Games, private secre-
taTy to Mr.. c. A. Smith, has been
elected secretary of the Ray Con. club
to succeed Mr.. D. w. Rowlett, re-
signed.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Boost for the dance Monday night!
We need the money.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Mr.. Paulson, the insurance adjuster,
was in Ray this week adjusting the
Hodukovich fire loss.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Staiger, Mr.. G. F.
Schilling, and Mr. Mindell were Phoe-
nix visitors this week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-02-21

Rays quota is $500 as establishe,
by the state headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Chambers lef
Ray this week to locate in Yuma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
PROFESSOR INVENTS BIG
ROCKET TO GO TO MOON
Flash Which Would he Imputed by I'M
pact Mny lie Seen Through
Telescope. IL Belief.
'By Universal Service

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll-communi-
cation With tnc moon. if that satellite
should. despite tho lack o: atmosphere
happen to De inhibited. viii Ice poss bic
ny means OF the invention of A mu!-
t!p!e-chargc hiSh-ci!icicncy rocket con
ce!r.d by Professor Robert u. Goddard
OF Clark College.
Details OF the invention were an
nounccd today by the Smithsonian In
stltutc. The determining factor o: tho
efficiency OF Il rocket is the velocity OF
the election OF the gases due Ia the ex-
nlosion Of the propelling material, and
Professor Goddard has brought a 81
per cen; increase in efficiency through
improvements permitting the rapid cs-
CAPE OF gases. His rocket is cana le
OF a speed or 5000 feet per second
The institutes statement says:
IN interesting speculation described
lessor Goddards work is on the pos
siOiIity OF sending 10 the surface ~ the
ARK part % tn. new moon a Sufficient
amount o: thr most brilliant fash pow
acr. which. being isn!ted on impact
would De visible in powerful! iele-
scop@ This would be. the only way
possible Of proving, tina; the rocket
mas really left the attraction OF the
earth az the apparatus would never
conc back once It has escaped that
While this cxperimeu. would De @.
lttle obvious scientific value. its sue
ccssiul trial would ne Of great general
interest rs the first actal contast be-
tween one planet and another"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
SPEAKS TO FULTON NEGROES
ON PROBLEMS OF JAPANESE
Miss Katherine liaWeS Tells OF Her
Trip to Orient at Mount Calvary
ItnptiSt Church.

Mount CALVARY baptist Church Got
0Tcp). IN Fulton. was crowded ycStcr-
day afternoon to hear Miss Katherine
IL. li4wes. OF The Young Women's
christian Association. who was invited
10 speak under the auspices OF Dr.
;nhnt Co"per's settlement work In
Miss Iawcs spoke in Interesting de-
tail OF her Trip TO Japan. and in par
ticu!ar OF the women of Japan and
their problems. She told OF the chill
drcn Of that country also OF their
games and amuscmcnts, and described
the country itself
There were number Of coiorcd
Speakers on the program who are in
tcrcsted in settlement work In FULTON
At the conclusion Of the service
Miss tiawcS was taken TO see the
group OF children which Dr. Anna
cooper has mad charge Of for q num-
Der OF years in her social work among
tho colored people Of Fulton
Or. Cooper is a trained social worker
and practicing physician, who has
been laboring for number Of years
in this congeated section Of Richmond
for the welfare OF her race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
TELLS HOW TRADEMARK
PIRACY CAN BE HALTED
Former nuresu OmriaI Says Intern.-
'io"ai convention Can Cancel
Fraudulent Hegistratious

WASHINGTON. Jan. li.-,t,en,,,od
pi!aSE OIL American trade marks II.
aoce.sn countries can DC frustrated.
uWc.c"ruln: to cnancey l.. Carter. o:
erly assistant 10 the chief OF the Blu
reau o: Commerce, who said today the
ihterhhtional Convention of Industrial
property could be invoked 10 canc.i
fraudulent reg lstrations. MI C.rt.r
mas been in consultation with stare
department officials. who have asked
ne r American ministers at Lisbon anu
Fern ami the consul at Oporto for full
repor,s By cable Of the latest attc,nnt,
this time by Portuguese 10 MAKE
unauthorized wholesale registration OF
the marks adopted By big firms in this
country.
marks Mr.. Carter said. consists. In
whole or in part, ot the name Of its
american proprietor. There is :, pro
vision In the International Convention
United states and Portugal arc sigma
tories, which makes II mandatory on
contracting nations to protect com
meTcial names without requiring reg
De possible TO cancel the Portuguese
registrations in question. and thus In
vh!ldate the attempted seizure OF these
marks in ainos: a score of countries
1T mus, be borne in mind. however.
mat this remedy would not have been
available had these marks not con-
sisted OF the proprietors' names, in
which case IL ia almost certain tho
piracy could not have been prevented"
The United States - not a party TO
the International Trade Mark Conven-
tion providing for tho registration az
Eern of trade marks, because the sem
ate objected to certain provisions as
!epuEnant TO the trade laws OF
this country. a an-Amer!can bureau
FOR protecting trade marks OF the PAN
American republics has been estab-
liShGd recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12

famous preparation. Not 4 day pa.se S
but what numbers of Richmond people
can 1T the headquarters OF The Plant
Juice Man, at The Tragic Drug Co. e
store, TO thank him for what his rem
coy has done for them and TO con-
grhtuiatc him on his wonderful sue
cess in Richmond
One OF tho latest testimonials re-
ccIvcd Is that OF Mr.. =. j. Dance, OF
30 DIV CHINA Street, a popular en-
pioEce OF the Old Dominion Iron Works
Of This city, who has a wide acquaint-
ancc here He says:
for the past ten years I have been
troubled with my stomach: my throat
was so sore that could not talk above
whisper; | could not sleep and had
no appetite for my meals-in fact was
al rundown. l heard so much about
tiant Juice that l decided to try st.
and can recommend il as great tonic
and rcvitaliZer of the blood for il has
appetite, sleep well and can talk again,
as IL has entirely relieved my sore
throat ] am glad to recommend IT,"
RANT Juice acts almost like magic In
stomach trouble gas, fermentation
that heavy. distressed feeling after
meals and on retiring. IT attacks and
destroys all poisons in the blood. COR
reefs diseased conditions OF the liver
and kidneys and restores them 10 nor
NAL condition.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Tragic
Drug Company's store, in Richmond,
where he is daily meeting the local
public and Introducing and explaining
tho merits OF this remedy.
Sold in Petersburg by Morrison. The
Drug Man, and in Chase City ny The
Chase City Drug Company.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
PLAN TO CONVERT CASTLE
INTO HOTEL FOR TOURISTS
Americans VIII Be Given Chance to
sleep in GhoSIiy Dungeons IL
They Have Price.
fBy Universal Service.

LONDON. Jan. N.--Warwick Castle,
described by Sir Walter scott as the
faireSt monument OF ancient chivsirous
splendor." is about to he converted into
guest house b. American million
aires
,o,,r;no Ci,.Ioerc,-c,c ro,,,- Iii ~
accommodated at the quondam home
Of Hcury NI.-provided they arc able
To pay fabulous ratcN for their food
ana accommodation, which the Synd!-
cate proposes to charge.
The plan, which is ~ tho point o.
completion. contemplates leaving un-
touched the Shostly dungeons where
many a prisoner spent mis- last hours
prior TO mis- trial in tho great castle
hall and subsequent execution.
Since the English civi, war the cas-
tic has grown from tho old Saxon
fortress that II once was into one o.
the greatest country houses. and now
II is 10 lend itself TO the adaptation
into what is contemplated rs the
worlds finest hotel"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
NATIONAL REFORM BODIES
MEET TODAY IN WASHINGTON
Weeks Sessions VIII Culminnte in
Great Victory banquet" on
Friday Night.
,By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Jan. hilarious ma
tonal reform bodies Will begin their
annual convention here tomorrow, in
Ordinarily the meetings are held in
December. but they We're put over 10
coincide with the advent OF constitu-
iIonal prohibition next SATURDAY,
Anniversary meetings OF the Inter
national Reform bureau Will bc held
IN many churches tomorrow, cuimin-
AtinS in victory meeting at night
with addresses on Moral BATTLES Won
and On" By Wilbur T.. Crafts, and
others.
Tho National Prohibition Committee
will be in session AL day Monday
Meetings will be held later in the
week by the National Prohibition Foun-
tation. Woman'S Christian TEMPER
ance Union, National Temperance Coun.
ell and National Legislative Confer
cDce.
a victory banquet Friday night will
celebrate the coming OF national pro-
hibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
German Views
on Peace Treaty
One Paper Says 1t Is Use
less NoaV to Seek
Scapegoat.
tBy Associated press.l

BERLIN. Jan. 11.-CommentinC on
the ratification OF the Versailles treaty.
tho Dcutschc Allgcmc!ne Xcituns says:
ut would be unworthy to look sor-
rowfuily backward and useless TO
seek scapeGoats on whom to cast re-
sponSibility for our national misfor-
tune"
IF We can only establish internal
order" declares the ZcitunE Am Nit
tar. we SHAH be able to bear the
economic conditions OF this hardest Ok
peace"
The Vossischc Xeitung says: This
document now scaled means peace be-
tween governments, but certainly no
peace for the life Of nations. All that
has been attained is the possibility Of
beginning. work for the conclusion OF
a real peace between nations. The
German nation must put forth its
strength. because fulnllmcnt OF the
engagement entered into IL an obiiGa-
iion Of honor, and because its work
VIII help again In advancing the in
tcr.sts OF civilization and humanity"
Tho Berliner Tagcblatt says: 1t now
Is the duty Of Germany honorably to
tnifll the stipuiations Of the treaty to
the best OF her ability. The quick er
Germany attains her moral recovery
and the good regulation OF her in
'crnai conditions. the quicker VIII
come the opportunity OF getting The
treaty peaccably revised"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
SALVATION ARMY SPEAKER
IN SOUTH RICHMOND TONIGHT
Commandant james Yates, In Charge OF
Young Peoples work, to Make
Address,.

Com mandant James Yates. OF tho
Salvation Army. IN charge of young
peoples work in Maryland and Vir-
Elnia. Will speak toniGh. at the South
Richmond branch OF the Salvation
Army. 500 Hull Street. in connection
with tho Junior annual celebrations Tho
celebration was also held last night in
the headquarters OF the Army, iO7
North seventh Street, when prizes were
given for attendance. rccitations were
gwen by tho younger members, and
other exercises took place.
Commandment Yates viii also speak
tomorrow night 1T the headquarters
tram Roda.
several appointments have been made
ior the richmond post Of the Army:
james Preston. serEeant-mai Tor: James
RnsseN and John Mcconnell flag SER
Eeants; Miss Bessie Cioudscy and
CHARLES Eoss. recording serSeants;
Miss ZelmHa Robertson. girls guard
Le'hcr. These officers will be installed
on January 20. at headquarters. by
Com'nandant Elm"- johnson. formerly
n charge OF Salvation Army work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
SIR ROBERT CECIL GIVES
VIEWS ON PEACE TREATY
Asserts That Mere Signing or Docu-
m~nt Does Not End All
Difficulties.
IBy Associated Press. !

LYNDON. Jan. ll.-Whether tho
thing or an imposture" depends upon
Che attitude Of the peoples. and not
least the British people. in the opinion
man Of the executive committee OF tho
league Of nations union. issued the fol-
lowing statement today:
The peace treaty comes intO force
today, ana with II the league o; ma
lions. We OF the league Of nations well
corn. It's advent, but we must not think
We nave yet achieved our ends.
The league exists, but what is it
20 be, the real thing or an imposture?
Are We going 10 make II an efficient
Instrument of peace or is IL TO become
Il meaningless addition to tho cum
brouS forms Of old-fashioned di-
plornacy?
All depends upon the attitude of
the peoples. and Eut the least, upon the
BritIsh people. Are they going 10 show
themselves worthy Of this great oppor-
tunity or moi? II they are, there is no
time 10 be lost. for there is much to
be done. Schemes for the Limitation
81 ns'', ~ uSs De woTNT ia o ut
tied and manufactures appointed: an
International court OF justice must be
"Beyond these and other duties di-
rectly imposed upon the league By
the covenant and treaty, there are many
circumstances "a. the present time,
threaten to disturb international peace
or the good understand! between ma
tionS upon which peace depends.
There is the Russian situation. eco
monte chaos in many European cOun-
tries and controversies left unsettled
by the peace conference. defects III the
peace treaty itself and particularly i;s
financial provisions. All these matters
are within the sphere of action OF the
league
1T will be the duty of the league
OF nations union 70 Formulate q policy
on the matters and TO urge il upon the
government Bu. il would be- prcma-
ture today TO lay down that policy in
detail.
Certain points. however. such as
the early admission Of former enemy
powers To the league. characterization
OF tho assembly and insiStcnce on pub
lictty as the great international anti
septic, have been Enthusiastically in
dorscd by almost every meeting held
on tn. pccuniary contributions 10 aid
us IN destroying thcs. powers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
SOUTH AMERICANS ACT
TO DRIVE OUT RADICALS
Brazil and Argentina Make Inquiries
~ to Steps IcinE Taken In
United Suites.
IBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l1.-Aroused by
South American countries are showing
interest In the immigration and exclu-
sion laws OF the United States. accord
ing 10 Anthony Caminetti commits
Sionef-Beneral of immgration Re-
quests Tor information on the halding
of aliens here arc being received, lie
sad from representatives of the
Southern republics.
Barzil and Argentina are making
the most careful study OF the immigra-
ton laws OF the United States. but all
quaintinS themselves with tho mefh-
DDS OF dealing with alien undesira bles.
Mr.; Camenitti sad. Canada and the
United states have much the same
American republics pass similar nets
he looks for the time when tho doors
Of the whole western world will be-
shut against REDS and anarchists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
BOY OF TWELVE MISSING
G nrdian of Cleveland Youncster Ue-
licyrs fIc Has Come Through
Rich nOnd.

Twelve-y ear-old John Strdyard
Stuart, Of cleveland. OHIO. is reporied
10 be wandering somewhere through
the South, according to a letter re-
cciVcd from his guardian and aunt.
last seen at home on January !. lie
is said 10 have told friends he was
going TO Miami. Fla.
He would pass for fifteen. blond.
light blue eyes. very light haic and
weight 10 pounds. Hi.; height IS about
I'VE feet, four inches. II any inror,na-
lon IS learned as to the whereabouts
OF the hoy communications should be
sent to Mrs. Licndship, or the Cleveland
police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
UNREST DUE'T0 REDS
congressman Fesx Declare, Labor
troubles Arc Caused Largely
by Foreign Pr0pagandiSIs.
IBy Associated Prcss.1

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE prcsen.
unrest in labor circles Is mot due 10
wage disputes, but has been brought
propagandists to 'Sovieti@c' the Indus
tries Of the country" Representative
simeon D. Fcss, of Ohio, declared in
IN address made before the Rcpubli-
can Club.
He also ridiculed government oper-
alton OF industries. asserting the
experiences of recent years should
man of such an idea"
There Is now a well-detined cam
plign on for what is called democratic
2ation OF industry" said Mr.. Tess. add
ing that Russia Is attempting to de-
siroy present contract relationship be-
tween employee and employer and sub
in which the employer will be eiimi-
mated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
SAYS POLICE NIGHTSTICKs
INTENDED FOR DEFENSE
''s"hne Sniety Commission Tells ON
GERS t'ubs Not Intended to
bounce on Mems IIe,d,
fBy Universal Scrvice.l

bAfONNE, y. j.. Jan. ll.-"Ni-h-
st ss were never intended TO bounce
commissioners OF Safety DR. Bert D,l;.
!" ba!onnc,s twanty-eight new police
men Just before they started out.
swinging their clubs. to do their first
'omT Of duty. DR.. DAILY continues:
our night sticks are given 10 Won
20 protect yourselves from attack. T;
MIMI when you use them
Ion make bartenders your chun,s
r Ion spend all of your time in lunch
Job and make Bayonne's police fornc
what IL should be- ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
PRISON TERMS VACATIONS
INSTEAD OF PUNlSHMENTS
'hi'-aRo Crime Com m f.sion's Head saw,
There IN Too Much Well
Meant MeddlinE
tBy Associated Press. ]

ing IN The Cook County JAN in view
o. ~ prisoners was commended By
l-dwin W, Sims today in his annual
Crime Commission
ne repo', pointed on, that there
~ 80 Sov murders and 1000 ,hefts in
~ We are 10 cop" successfullv
YIN thc problem OF reducing crime
~ Imicago we must understand the
criminal. said Nr. Sims There has
ine.h 100 much mcddi!ng BY weli-mcan.
crk people. who do noo understand
We have been providing cr,ni,,,s
Win howcrs. libraries. athletics not
;, no cold running water. social visit.
,tS. !,aroies and pardons until what
=; - previously Intended az punishment
IS iio no longer punishment. but !. vaca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
BURGLARS DRUG FAMILY ~
AND LOOT HOME OF S1O0
Everett &. Maynard. c5ot Iiuu Street.
REPORT Robbery-Thieres Es-
cape Police.

polIcc. u
Police are searching for the thiey,~,
who entered the home OF Everett c.
Maynard. 25ol Hull Street, soon after
midnight yesterday morning, ana Is sali
20 have drugsed the entire family.
consisting Of Maynard. his wife and
little child. The robbers took nearly
500 IN cash. two pistols and two riz-
ors from beneath Naynard's pillow
Members of the family returned
then some indications that tho houses
had been entered during their absences.
Little attention was paid TO ID then
and tho family retired soon aftcrwar,.s,
Maynard believes that he and his fam.
hy We're chloroformed some time hs-
tween IL and 1890 o'clock *.
Doors throughout the house were
left open by the robber, which left
siderable draft in the bedroom, ac-
counting in part for the awakening
at o'clock of Maynard's wife, who
aroused her husband with some d!ni-
Guilty.
Discovery of the loss followed. and
it was later learned that the entire
house had been ransacked ana the
contents OF different drawers dumped
out OF the foor.
Nothing further OF value was found
missing. but Maynard and the family
were III until late yesterday atternoon
from he effects of the drug. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-12
MRS. J. w. B. HALLETT. DIES
hother or Richmond Man VIII He
Hurled at Cemetery in
ISlusItfns-

of the late Row. VI. II Marcus. OF Eng.
,2nd. and the widow OF John w Il.
itaiiett' Of Flushing, y. Y. died yes
Marcus Hallctt. at 6I7 Rrook Road
G!ntHr Park.
Mrs Halictt, -, was actively en-
suSeu IN church work in Flushing un-
til recently. She is survived hy ~,
sons, iscuh'n. of New Milford. Conn
AhM Marcus Haliett, Of Richmond.
Flushing. =. Y. although tic data haT
not ne"n determined last night by
I,1 ,,cs. lnterment will also be ut