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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
Parsons Objected.

Desire for revenge took novel form III
the case Of William ParsOn, who was hned
S5 by Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
today on charge Of dlsorderly conduct
Parsons who was standing on the corner
of Second and Washington streets yes
terday afternoon using emphatic language,
took offense when he was ordered by
Police Officer West 10 move on. He wen
to a drug store nearby and called up the
police station and asked TO have an Of
ficer sent out to arrest the policeman on
that beat because he had been ordered TO
move IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
WHITE AND MRS. JONES
TRIED IN OANSEY CASE
Prosecutor Vacates Bonds Under
Which They Had Been Held
for Year.
NJ Associated Press TO Every Evening


MAYS Landing n j., Oct. l3.-No m
dictments were returned by the grand Jury
of Atlantic county against Charles r.
White and Mrs Edith L. Jones OF liam
mopton, in connection with the disap-
pearance of Billy Dansey
White was charged with the killing OF
the baby and Mrs. Jones with being an
accessory. They have been under $1,000
and 81, 500 bail respectively, for nearly
a year.
Prosecutor Gaskill reiterated his state
ment of Yesterday that so far as he was
concerned, the case was closed
Il did my duty, he said, but the grand
Jury, while admitting was right IN pre-
senting the facts TO them, did not tliiik
there was sufficient evidence Of guilt TO
hold either White or Mrs. Jones
Il will agree with counsel for whit"
and Mrs. Jones for their bail to be- va
Gated. thus finally concluding I he matter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
No FRAUD FOUND.
Settlement of War Department With
Steel Car Co. Held Regular.

nv Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Oct IS Charges OF n
lognlaritv IN the award Of s. .200oO0 70
the Standard Steel Car Company, IN set
ting and cancelllng war contracts are NOT
sustained, says report Of a special COM
mittee of investigation appointed by Scc
ttarv Baker The report was made pub
he today AT the War Department
When the contracts with the company
Were cancelled after the war the company
presented claims amounting 70 S6,7O0-
600 The Chicago district ordnance
board undertook regotiation for the set
tlemeut and an agreement WAS reay he'd 70
settle for $1,000 600 OF this amount
$500 600 represented a fixed profit on
200 howitzcr carriages which We're COM
pleted. leaving balance Of s2,2oo,0M
which represented the negotiated items
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
BIIRLESON LOSES APPEAL TO
KEEP CALL OUT OF MAIL

Washington. Oct. Is Justice Nitz
N The District az Columbia supreme Court
reatirmed Yesterday his order directing
Postmaster General Bureson Ia restore
the mailing privilege to The New lork
Call. n Socialist newspaper published IN
New York
The court overruled motion for re-
hearing of the case and held that the
Postoiiice department had no authority
70 refuse the mailing privilege 70 future
issnes of the paper because.tn former ISSUES
there had appeared alleged sed't'ous
matter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
OBITUARY.
MRS. cHARLoTTE S. GOULD.

The internent of Mrs. Charlotte Shaw
Gould late Of Princess Anne, Md, whose
death occurred there Yesterday, Will take
place in the Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery at 2 D. NJ tomorrow.
Mrs. Gould was 81 years old the widow
81 .Ioseph III Gould, well-known butcher
az this CITY. who died some years since. Her
son. Harrison Gould, is an employe Of the
Wilmington postoffice and her daughter IS
the wife Of W 5 Quigley, in this city.
Mrs. Gould was an aunt of Benjamin f.
shaw, having been sister Of Mr.. Shaw's
father
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
NOVEL WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Edna Collins and Joseph
Blockson al Babies Hospital.

Miss Edna Collins. daughter Of MIR
and Mrs Elmer Collins oi Seaiord, ana
Joseph Blockson. of Penn Grove. : -
We're narrled last night BY Rev H ".
Ewing The ceremony was performed in
the reception room If the Babies Hospital,
at which place the bride is a nurse
The reception room Of the hospital
was well decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers and all nurses and attendants
who could be spared away from the babies
witnessed the ceremony The couple lett
last night for a honeymoon through the
south
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
CAMP EcHo MEETING
To Be Held AZ Brandyui0e ~ d n1rr
TOmorrna NiTht

Brandy brrc
meeting r.n le rat
n Patti Ir-f0a
Tenth ana Is..,
D- and N-- 20 NiID
and Mrs Iiar
snarze ai -ne rrf -
rff ~ present .rg te '-a
th.s occasion lre' revn -t -
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also nave lalszat t..r -eur tn.
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l7g- aav, proven unrar
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the ctv tra ut.r -rw ~e Er
towns irr -
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lar0p IS Wilmington ...er -aeT resf
a. -,c.tu,.t "a. -r--e.l r.uIulrfr,. s.
hold su rts. -.ye --,.tal auraEn =.
November u t 'ereL1-r
Paul Church me as,or~ Hev .r-
HuuharL p tua 2atu...-
Cooke ,r- 1i41. 4 Intensive .rl lI.ii.- .-I.
for be- event
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
WOMEN ON JURIES.

The names of women have boen put
in the jury wheel of the United States
District Court and it is thought women
jurors will soon be drawn for service in
that court.
Women will not be represented on
grand and petit juries in the county courts
until Instructions have been obtained from
the Judges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
ACCUSED OF LIQUOR SALE.
John Rutkowski Taken Into Custody o.
day BY City Detectives.

John RutkoWski, l2O5 Maple street.
was arrested TINS afternoon by Detectives
Horace Mcdaniel Joseph kempski and
Frank Mahoney. charged With selling
IN toucatng liquor
The detectives say they caught a man
leaving the place with pint Of supposed
hquor IN his possession
Several jugs, bottles and cans contain
ing some sort OF liquor. alcohol and
ralsin wine, were seized. Rutkowsh will
probably be gwen a hearing tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
RCTARIANS TO VISIT.
Local q b j be CHESTS Of Salisbury
organization Tomorrow.

Members of the Wilmington Rotary
Club will be guests Of members Of the
Salisbury. Md, Rotary Club tomorrow
The excursionists viii leave this city
at 10 IS a. m. Via the Delaware railroad;
and viii occupy special car They will
include Leon Walker. James Owens,
Clifford ] Scott. Charles VI tpham
" +. Douchlas. MIR. and Mrs George
r Booker Max Matthes. Chester J.
Moore Mr.. and Mrs William T White,
Mr.. and Mrs Flwood Davis, Albert T.
\eutze. Frank A. Greenhawk Mr. and
Mrs.. ". r Austin. Nir and Mrs. 4. p
CartIedcc. Mr.. and Mrs " b Foster,
II G Whiteside. J F. Krauss Mr. and
Mrs. q. c. Purdv. Albert Bird, c. Obcrly
&. Ungcr. William r Budd, Elwood
Sender. Mr and Mrs J + Smith. G ID,
Garretson and " 7. Jorde
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
SCALDED BY STEAM.
John Meyers Colored, Painfully Injured
When Tube Bursts.

John Movers. eoloTed. y wears old. al
Walnut street, employed as n fireman At
No Plant of the Wilmington and Phila-
dclphia Traction Company, at the foot
Of i}ucna Vista street, WAS scalded short
~ after II clock tins morning by tube
bursting in boiler
Hc was removed TO the Homeopathic
Hospital in the police ambulance He
Was burned about the arms and face.
but his condition IS not considered serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
LECTURE ON ACCOUNTING.

An interesting group Of men and women
attended a lecture gwen last evening at
the Beacon Business Colleges, Tenth and
King streets. by II Winfield Wright,
IL. b., {. p A, OF Temple University.
on Accounting and Auditing, and quite
a number OF them enrolled for the course
al the close OF the meeting.
Mr Wright said that accounting Is tie
newest profession, and told OF the oppor-
ttinIties for both men and women IN tins
new field. Mr. Wright IS a practlclng
certified public accountant, as we'll as a
noted teacher and lecturer lie explained
IN an interesting way some OF the things
which an accountant is called upon 10 do,
citing number Of incidents from his own
CNpcucncls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
Seek Missing Girl Here.

Thomas Patringa, 233 Avenue A, New
York City has requested the local police
10 assist him in locating his sister, Agnes
Patringa, q years old. who left her home
IN New York on October and has not
lren seen since The parents Of the
woman received a posta! card from her
Yesterday, with a Wilmington postmark
on il She is about five feet in height and
weighs about l55 pounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
WIDOWS MITE" FOR LEAGUE.
Gold Star Mother Sends Democrats
Contribution From New Jersey.

By Associated Press 20 Eyery Evening
New ! ork Oct b. Democraut ma
tional Headquarters today made puoAc =
letter from Mrs. Marie \ Davidson.
Elizabeth. \ j.. a gold star mother eT-
closing widow mite t1r dlS>cnlIit- :
ting frruth about be League q Nations
Mrs Davidson " no sent - war iouT
sons TWO of whom we're killed. cNpreS>c j
>vmnafhv with an honest aHd eoucerJeC
efforts by the nations 81 thc earth g >aNe.
# possible. future mothers and scE> from
these sacrifices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
SEVEN TICKETS.
Voters will have Selection on the Official
Ballot.

Seven tickets 10 be voted in New Casflc
county November ? Democratic. Re
publican. rcbihtion, Independent.
Socialist Single Tax and Farm Labor
have been filed in the office of Clerk of the
Peace. John l. Wright for places on the
official ballots. and the accompanying
petitions are being Examined by Mr. Wright
10 see if they comply with legal require
ments
All the tickets except the Independent
and Single Tax have been published Dem
ocratic and Republican candidates tor
Legislative and county officers are on tie
Independent ticket Single Takers viii
contest for Presidential Electors.
The names Of Mrs. Elizabeth Stlrllth.
candidate for Representative IN tho Second
district, appears on the Ind pendent
party ticket.
PROHIBITION TICKET.
The prohibition county ticket follows
Comptroller John NIyen, Democratic
uomiu>-
Receiver Of taxes J. B Morrow
Democratic nominee
Register ia Chaucerv Theodore fergu-
son. Democratic nominee
Sheriff Joseph II Gould. Republican
NOMINEE
Coroner Isaac 5 Bullock Republican
nominee
Lew Court First district John +.
Hill, prohibitionlst; Third, James Ball.
Republican; Fifth, Harry '. Buckson,
Democrat.
Senate Second district. Willard W.
Wright, prohibitionls,
/ Representatives First district John
A Asav Pro: Second John a Smith.
pro Third Henry Wilson. r., Fourth.
/ James T.. Col, Pro; Fifth, George j.
/ Crossap Pro SIKH. Frank G. Miller
r.; Seventh. William Lord, r. Tenth
r. $ MegglnsoD, II. Other Offices wera
! left vacant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
Voters Can Have Their Registration
Changed by Persona! Application.

In answer to several queries, the Board
Of Elections has advised that voters al
ready registered III one voting district
who have since changed their residence
can change their registration only bv
application at the original polling place
in Derson. when the officials are sitting
Tpev will receive certificate of reglstra-
tjon, which thev must file at the new vot-
ing place on election day.
Tie next opportunity will be saturday
Of thu. week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
NIotorist Fined.

Williams Ellcrs was tined $40 on
charge of onerating i motor vehicle with
out a license and dismissed on q charge oi
reckless driving OH payment Of the costs
IN Municipal Court today. He was arrest
N Yesterday afternoon til Police Officer
Rlackiston when he struck United
states mail wagon III sixth ana Walnut
81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
Birth Of Twins.

Two names were added late last night
10 the registry list at the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital upon the arrival of
pair Of twins, born to Mrs. Edna II Jan
vier. 300 MARYLAND avenue The twins,
both girls. weigh seven and eight pounds
and are healthy and sound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
DIR. Palmer Better.

\ slight Improvement was reported
tbis morning ia the condition of Dr lohu
Palmer. Jr.. who IS i'll at his home, 1900
Selaware avenue, suffering from pueumon-
ia and plturcsy Dr Palmer y beng at-
tended by Dr W lliam q, Marshall amt
.lames 4 Draper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
Hearing On L,cea,e Ordinance.

4 ulllc 1cl-..E no r-
measure aeN IS aT-
Coa.,l -uU. r-
..au..yf ...r tas DTS -aH r
CierA o4
a.. .e,.e- ltur.>.a..0 >-'IaN
eNgyy.el ..s
-.t> f.0~e >l.s|.fa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
Miss Golden MAY be in Baltimore.

The police have received no further IN
formation Of the whereabouts Of Mary
Golden l6-year-old-daughter Of Thomas
Golden, SI6 Anchorage street According
TO information given out by a relative
the girl is thought to be IN Baltimore,
where she has probably obtained work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
NOW FOR DEMPSEY" J"
That's What Paris Said on Hearing Of
Carpenters Victory.

By Associated Pres, to EVERY tNea-n
Paris Oct rs \ow tor Dcm -,A
was the eommeu, ol he Paris houleyarG>
today on the victory q I'rVrge~ larpeu-
tier, the French boxing idol over batthuG
Levinsky N Jersey City \ p. last nigh
The fight created less interest than the
bout between Carpenter and Joe Beckett.
the English heavyweight but uarN
purIslauS sat up all might e. await news 4.
L. rnstIlf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
FIGHT FOR sEARLEs MILLIONS.
Legal Battle Over Big Estate Begun in
New York Court

ny Associated Press n Fvrrg Evening
Salem. Mass, Oct Is he legal oatfl"
for tn millions n Edward ( -,earics H 4
recluqe rnIlionair # Nethuen and II
York who died recently was openod ~ fho
probate court here to-day
Arguing for lury trial n -tc contest
sherman T. Whlppla. Of Boston. co'lr ri.
for Yicf or Albert ~earles Bsston artist
Who vas nephew q he testator lrdlcat-
"A that the attempt 10 break ne Rlli
would BE- based on p corter tlon that fa~
aged millionaire wa- in M 0nr dlfln"
physically or mentally 10 mak" -Hch at
intricate Instrument
Bv this gill. Arthur q Nals0r
Now York. 4 clerk. was mad r--id.iarr
lcgatce of the state which s rsnma matea af
between &30WOO00 aud S500OClNoo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
NIceting of Negro Women.

Iolored Republican women are plan
niug a meeting q women from every ward
Ia the city tomorrow night az the National
Theatre The chief speaker Will bc Mrs
Marx Church Terrell, director u ne
eastern divis ION of the work ,tmorg he
colored Republican women, NauoAa I
RenuhhcAn (ommLtAe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
ORPHANS COURT.

Chancellor Charles NJ Gurus prt..ss,d
in the Orphans Court todaN
Charles b. Evans presented petitions
for the sale OF real estate Il James \
Fraley and Harry 4 sullivan, dccea~cd
and orders of sale were granted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
EIsmere Has Traffic Policeman

A full fedged traffic officer has been ape
pointed for the town Of Elsmere. He is,
George r. Ingram, appointed in connec
ton with the campign started last spring
TO stop speeding through the town limits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
SupporL - -

App-c-..ua f--e h-t
.tuaf * Geor- -rt.at
>..rv-r .-l,g >- N>
Ma No.r f.at
v,..- made rs III, .i..tr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
KIWANIS LUNCHEON.
Members Hear Reports Of Washington
Meeting.

Members Of the Kiwanls Club held their
weekly luncheon today
Chief interest at the luncheon centered
about report. made by those who visited
Washington on Saturday attending a
district meeting Of the clubs in the capital
district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
JcCorkindale Leaves "Y'' Board.

William J. McCorkindale resigned as a
member Of of the board Of directors Of the
\ Dung Mems Christian Association at a
meetings Of the board on Monday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13

Mrs. A ID Warner was in Philadelphia
on Saturday where she attended the re-
ception rendered Mrs William Winter
president Of the National Federated clubs
by the club women Of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
Levy Courtmen IN.

levy Court Commissioner shaw IS
suffering from qulnsy and Levy Court
Commissioners Ward from grip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
Now Police { ar.

A police patrol car, with a new body on
the chassis, formerly used on another
patrol, was placed IN service this morning
James Watson a Sons, IhIrtieth aud
Market streets, made the change to the
machine, which presents fine appearance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13

Lost something? Try a classified ad-
ycrtisement in Every Evening Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
Higher PAY
FOR TEACHERS
RotarianS Also Urge Physi-
cal Education in All
Schools
WOULD FIGHT
BOLSHEVISM IN II. s.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. June "a
Twelve thousand delegates from ~
different nations wen, on record yes
terday fayoring an increase Ia salary
for the teaching forces throughout
the country and physical education
In the public schools The delegates
are attending the eleventh annual
convention OF The international Asso-
citation OF Rotary Clubs. which Is now
convened here
Rotarian John Dolph, OF Washing
ton. ID. c.. added In his address that
the only way 10 defeat the rapid
sprcadin- OF BOlsheylsm Is 10 brlng
the growing children uudc- the Ro-
tartan Influence and develop In Them
real citizenship and loyalty % he
government The delegates Justify
cheered The address.
As the paraders ncared the boaru-
walk and Virginia avenue an airplans
swo0ped down above them ano
dropped a message OF greeting from
international President Adams.
Last night the women accompany
inc tho Baltimore delegation were
dinfd hv other visiting hOlarirs. Inc,
Will rcciprCcats this distinction m 2
splendid dinner TO be elNcn az inc
general headquarters tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
.PARKSDE BOYS
ARE TWILIGHTERS

The Parkslde A. c. has formed a
twilight league. composed OF four
teams. and will get started on Mon
day evening The teams and man
ayers are.
White Elephants. managed by Ed
Manlove.
Jazzers. manag9d by Jack" Evans.
Quicksteps, managed by "lank'
Conner.
Dark Horses, managed by "Mldge'
Maxwell
~Games will be played on Monday
Wednesday, and Friday evenings al
6.i5 o'clock, and the scores and the
standing Of the league VIII be pub
lished after each game.
The personnel follows:
White Elephanis-E. Manlove, g
Mcconnell, A. August C. Underwood
r. Buckalew. r. Smith, II. Joyce, w
Brennan A. Welner, j. Dale, w. Col
Inns.
Jazzers-Jack Evans. A. Pierce. W
Hayes. H. paradce, A. ruuhey, T
Fisher, /. Dawson, w. Baker, j.
Walsh +. Collins.
Quicksleps- Conner, j. Hayes, 2
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
ST. PAUL 'S-KEYST0NE
GAME DECLARED OFF

The game that was announced for
tonight at Harlan Field between the
St. paurs baseball team Of the Church
League and the Keystone aggregation
of the All-Wilmington circuit has
been postponed until a later date.
St. pauls will be greatly strength
ened when it makes It's next appear
ance on the Held by the addition or
Harry lBake) Taylor. who played ON
the hot corner for Delaware College
several years ago. lie VIII play the
third sack for ST. paurs. This has
been a weak spot in the team since
the first OF the season. Other changes
In the lineup may be made before
Saturday. but have not been an
nounced yet by Manaser Cooke.
The team viii 90 TO MiddletOWn on
Saturday, July TO- TO play the fast
dOWn-State team. Hayward, the for
mer Seaford twirler, has been doing
fine work In the box and also with
the stick. lie has won every game
he has pitched this season and looks
good 10 the fans who Waich him In
action every Saturday. Tresher. who
learned baseball with the orlando
Florida High school team and has
played with the teams at the Jersey
Shore resorts, is taking care Of the
receiving end as we'll as can be hoped
for. Lowell Smith, formerly with
the Binghamton team In the New
York State League, was elected cap
tain OF the team last week and works
the machine from second base.
Any teams desiring twilight games
should get in touch with Manager
Cooke, 1920 Gilpin avenue, phone 532i
Next Monday night a game will be
played with the Ninth Ward Inde.
pendents on their grounds, ST. paurs
having defeated them a week ago al
Eighteenth and Van Buren streets.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

outside Of Reuiher. arc the only
pitchers In the league running true
TO old form. Tyler and HendryX We're
rated doubtful and they have been.
While not hit as hard as the Ma
tional League the epidemic OF bad
pitching spread 10 the American
League. COvalcskic. Bagby. Caldwell.
Williams. Shawkey and Quinn mem
bers OF last years upper society. arr
still mingling With The elite but Wal
ter johnson. lhle. Dick Kerr. Cicotic
and Sothoron have noppfd down with
lhe ordinaries.
Numerous reasons are attributed
for the cause of the rcversals. The
lively ball and the new pitching rules
arc the most popular theories. The
ban ON The use of foreign substance
on the ball has had some effect with
out doubt
slim salleo and Fred Toney main
tain they have lost their old cffcc-
tvencss through the prohibition Of
resin
Hod Ellcr. hero Of the worlos
series. admits that the law against
tho shine ball has hurt him.
Claiming hat the rule would pu
him out Of business. he had Manager
Moran appeal 10 President Heydlci
for a repeal Of the law on the last
trip Of the club 10 New York.
Cicoite and Soihoron seem TO haNl
been hurt by The new rules.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
Fish HIGH GUN
AT DOVER SHOOT
Leads Professionals by
Breaking l41 Out of
$50 Targets
FOUNTAINE BEST
AMONG AMATEURS

Special 10 The Evening Journal
= DOVER, June "a (SpeclaD "A large
number Of sporismen from Delaware
Maryland and Pennsylvania, attended
~ registered tournament shoot hero
yesterday under The auspices OF the
bower Gun Club.
Of tlte professionals, George NJ
'Fish OF Salisbury, Md, got high
place BY breaking IA targeis out OF
100. Harry Winchester Of Whining
ton and +. :. Rickards OF Harrlng-
ton, each broke 1876. In the amateur
class Joseph b. FOuniaine, OF phila-
delphia made a record OF ii0 out of
$50 targets. DR.. A. b. Burris, OF sal
lsbmy, Md, broke i3s and Joseph
Masten, Of Harrington 1876.
The entries by squads and theiT
records follows.
No. L. 4. ). Richards Profession
al) 1876; W. II. Reed. 1873; Jamison
i2i: Kirk, i2i: Jackson ti3.
. No. Fountainen 40, Ovenpeck
ies; Ludwig, i26; Rolhasher, i33
Marshall 1872.
40. 3.-Cleaver, iO2; Woodruff, iis
Evans, i22; Richards 1871; Frear, t33
No. 4.-Bcauchamp, (Prof.) t23
Burris, i3s; Palmer, i27; Nlasten, 1876
Lonsfellow, i3i.
No. 5-Powell, 1871; Davidson. 100
Davidson, 81; Thompson, 100; sea
man. i06.
no. c. Crawford. (Prof) f3i
Harrington, 1872; Wilson, "a; Carey
50.
No. Fish lProf) iiI: Reybold
tYrof.l 1926; Winchester, 1886; Winslow
1870; Tremain, i2S.
No. s.-Albaugh lPrOf) iiS; Walk
oE. i31; Turner, 1873; Reed, i3i; RoeD-
lin, ii3.