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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
BOY STUDENT
HAS VANISHED
Paul ]. Meyer of Pennington
Seminary Disappeared
Week Ago

TRENTON. Oct. 7.-Mystery
cloaks the disappearance from PEN
nington Seminary at pennington
near here, of Paul ]. Meyer, twenty
eight year old student. According
to a report received by the Trenton
police he disappeared last THURSDAY.
officials OF the seminary stated that
the Philadelphia police had traced
man thought to be Meyer TO ken
lucky. 1t is understood that TINS
man is being brought back 10 the
school.
Little was known of Meyer. it was
said as he had been a student at the
seminary only a week. His home IS
in Pennsville. y. J.. and it is said
that he formerly held a responsible
position with the DUPONT Interests
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

The Giants will be the home club
today and will switch back to their
natty white uniforms. while the Hug
gins clan will don the visiting grey.
Batting Order
The probable batting order for to-
day:
Ruth. If; r. Meusel, RI: Pipp, 1b;
Ward, 2b; McNally. 3b; Schang, c.
and Shawkey, p.
Giants-Burns. CT; Bancroft, IS;
Frisch, 3b; Young, rf; Kelly. 1b; e.
Meusel, If; Rawlings. 2b; Snyder or
Smith, c. and Toney, p.
The umpires have been assigned
as follows: Quigley at the. plate,
Chill at first, Rigler at second, and
Moriarity at third.
IT am not at all discouraged, i
expect the Giants to go out and win
for Toney," declared Manager Nc
Graw of the Giants as he announced
the big twirler would be sent against
the Yankees today-the third game
of the series.
"They have got to win and I am
confident they will do it," he said.
Yankees TO Fight Harder
1--WE will be right back with the
same old combination, it may be
Harper: it may be Shawkey. 1 will
not decide until just before the
game" was Manager Huggins COM
ment. I'VE win win no matter who
bitches" -.'' 't'
The mentor of the National
League champions declared his
team has not had the breaks and
hasn't started to play yet this Sc
ries.
Waite Hoyt. youthful pitching
hero of the second worlds serie:
game, was happy today in the real
ization of a secret ambition to bea'
the club that turned him loose IL
his first venture into the big leagues
A mere schoolboy, just out of Eras
mus High School. Brooklyn. in 191t
he was signed by Manager Nc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

The child was reported missing
Yesterday afternoon when she failed
to return from the home of a neigh
Dor, Mrs. Joseph sandt. where she
had been caring for the Sandt child
rem. The girls brother was sent To
find what was OBTAINING her. Search
ing parties were later started when
the brother reported she left the
Sandt home. The body was founo
by Chauncey Griswold.
Search for the child's slayer has
been taken up under the personal
direction of John NJ. Mills. prose-
cutor of Morris county.
County Detective Edward Granuea
declared he had several clues which
might lead to an early arrest
After the body had been broughf
here Lieutenant w. j. Ryan. OF the
Madison police, declared that the
murder had been preceded by .
criminal assault.
A light haired youth seen loifer-
ing about the vicinity early in the
afternoon is being sought in the be-
lief that he may shed light on the
assailant 1t Is said no suspicion ~
attached to him, as he was seen 60
| ing toward Floral Park in the oppo-
site direction from Kluxon woods.
A handkerchief found knotted tight
" around the girls neck is believed
| to have been used to choke her into
| silence. No outcry was heard.
A peculiar knot used to bind rose
bushes and twine. said by the police
to be used only in greenhouses o1
which there are several in the vicin'
ity. are the clues left behind -
The fwlne was used to tie the gfrPi
hands about her before being drag
ged into the woods a short distanc(
from her home.
The girls father. j. w. Lawrence
an accountant for the Lackawannz
| railroad, told detectives he was GER
tain his child was waylaid on the
sidewalk while returning from .
neighbors home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
New Incorporation

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. IA
certificate of incorporation has been
placed on file at the Office OF the
county clerk by the Lawlor. McCor-
mick Company. whose principal Of
fees are at Nelson and Hamilton
streets, this city. The corporation
has Clifford ]. Mccormick as its
agent and is formed for the purpose
of manufacturing napthalene anu
and coal tar by-products. The COM
pany is capitalized at s50,000, with
500 shares of stock priced at sl0e
share. Clifford ]. Mccormick, or
this city. and Joseph and William
Lawlor. OF New York. are the IN
corporators. holding 80 shares OF
stock between them -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
TAX OF S4 A GALLON ON
ALL ALCOHOLIC SPIRITS

WASHINGTON, oct. IA tax of
81 a gallon on all alcoholic spirits
withdrawn from bond for Industrial,
medicinal or any other purpose mas
been agreed upon by Republican
leaders. This is an increase Of Sl.sO
a gallon and is expected to YIELD
s75.OOO,OO0 additional revenue each
year. oooo
The proposal to repeal the s2,OOO
exemption allowed corporations was
abandoned on the ground that II
would work too great a hardship on
snIar corporations. The leaders, II
is said. have also agreed on ffteen
per cent. corporation tax to take the
place of a ten and fifteen per cen1
tax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
Nfav nisnniss Master

NEW YORK. Oct 7:-Captain -
Hudson, will be dismissed from the
service of the firm If charges that
B. Randall. master of the steamship
he failed to stop and aid three men
adrift at sea in small boat are sub
stantiated This announcement was
made by the general manager or the
line previous to the opening or
formal hearing this afternoon al
which the captain and other ships
officers were summoned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
SHAWkEY WILL TRY
TO WIN THIRD GAME

NEW YORK. Oct behind their third pitching ace,
Fred Tonev John McGraws Giants will attempt today to
scute the boat in which the Yankees have chugged two
knots toward Worlds Series triumph.
Though held scoreless through two games, eighteen
innings of nerve racking baseball by the great twrlng
sar of the Americans-Mays and Hoyt, McGraws hearty
men have by no given up hope
The Giants have been following the safe and sane idea
IN the first two games, but they will try the sensational
today.
Bob Shawkey is most likely to pitch for the Yankees.
lie has great speed Toney expected to pitch for the
Giants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
Tribesmen shell City

NELILLA, Oct. 7.-Moroccans
continue the bombardment of Mel
ina last Sunday and continued
through Monday. without causing
any great damage.
The population of the district was
compelled 10 take refuge in the CEN
ter of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
Eortr KILLED in Accident

PARIS. oct Z (By The Associated
Press THE death list in the 81.
I.azare railroad accident may reach
forty. Two burned bodies were re-
covered today when the last OF the
wreckaee was removed. One body
was identified.
The bodies recovered NUMBER
thirty and ten persons are missing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
IS
AGAIN TOPIC
Qualification Expressed at
Washington on News From
London Regarding Brit
ish Delegation

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7-Ratif1ca-
ton was minifested at the state oe-
partment today at the announce
n,ent that the British delegate at
conference for the Limitation OF
arament and far eastern subjects
would include representatives OF the
dominion government, but officials
surprised az the assertion
attributed to Premier Hughes or
Australia, that America had slam
med the door" when an endeavor
had been made TO obtain separate
representation of the dominion.
1t was said to be increditable that
such declaration had beer made by
the Australian premier as no COM
munications on that subject between
the dominion government and the
United States government had been
exchanged.
LONDON, Oct. (By The Asso-
ciated Press) THE Washington con-
ference on disarmament and Far
Eastern questions was again one OF
the main topics at long meeting
of the cabinet this morning.
This with the conference with the
Irish Representatives on TUESDAY
next. were the two main questions
before the body today.
1t is assumed here that the capl-
net among other things is consider
ing the personnel of the delegation
for the Washington conference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
I KiIIed i'm Accident.

TRENTON, Oct. 7.-As the result
of an automobile accident yesterday
in Princeton. Laurence Zuccalo, OF
Brooklyn. is dead and John Callargo.
also OF Brooklyn, is in the Mercer
county jail awaiting arraignment on
a charge of manslaughter. Zuccalo
died at the hospital. Two othe' men
from BROOKLYN were slightly injured
They were IN zuccelo's machine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
ELECT JUSTICE TAFT

DETROIT. Oct. .7.-William How
ard Taft. chief justice of the United
States supreme court today was re-
elected president of the Unitarian
general council at the organization
closing business session. He was
elected without opposition for the
third term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

GENEVA. Oct 7.-Lithuanla has
signed the protocol OF the permanent
international court Of justice create
ed by the League OF Nations. 1t was
announced today, making thirty
countries in all which have joined.
Iithuania's application was voted
through at the council meeting this
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
Grant AdODtiOu

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. l.
Judge Peter DAILY today granted the
adoption of Mary Thies. eleven years
old to Constantine and Jennie Dor
sew of North Brunswick township.
The child's mother is dead and the
father consented to the adoption.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
Visit spain's Hospitals

MADRID. oct. king Alphonse
and Queen Victoria are daily visiting
hospitals where soldiers wounded in
the Moroccan fighting are undergo
ing treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
ArbucLle Is Arraigned.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct I.-Ai-
raignment of Roscoe Arbuckle on
charge of manslaughter In connec-
tion with the death of Virginia
Rappe. was on today's calendar in
the superior court. Scores of letters
some complimentary and some
threatening have come. to Ponce
Sylvain Lazarus. who held Arbuckle
to answer before superior court on
a charge of manslaughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
Girl STABBED TO DEATH BY MANIAC; BODY HID IN WOOD
state Coal Probers Coming To This City Next Thursday
FIND MISSING CHILD
WITH THROAT CUT

MADISON N j., Oct. Pierced by twenty five knife
wounds apparently the work of maniac the body OF janet
Lawrence old school GIRL was found early
TODAY concealed behind large kuxon woods here.
Her throat had been slashed and her heart pierced
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

'Graw and then released to the min
ors. The Giant leader sadly watch
ed the youngster turn back his men
yesterday.
The young twirler, now twenty
two years old, was as cool and sure
Of himself as a Mathewson. He had
everything plus" as the experts say.
Mays and Hoyt. the two winning
Yankee pitchers, are tied for hrst
place in their clubs batting aver
age, each has one hit for an aver
age of 1913. Ward and McNally
with two each are tied for second
place with .2S6.
In contrast to the Yankee pitch
ers' batting average are those OF
Douglas and Nehf, neither of whom
has made a hit. Frisch tops the
batters. of both teams with .625.
Giants Hard Pressed
POLO GROUNDS. Oct. (By The
Associated Press)-The Yankees
have backed the Giants up against
the fence in their back yard quarrel
| for the world series championship
and the National Leaguers taken
their all today on the big Tennessee
mcuntaineer, Fred Toney, to stop
the Yanks in .heir push.
The Giants are dumbfounded at
the work of the American leaguers
on the base paths for they had been
told the Yanks never did any pilfer-
ing. but waited to be hit around.
New York has found it could eat
its lunch and be in time to get seats
in the unreserved stand. The ne
ton that one had to stand in line all
right to get seat has passed along.
Nick Altrock and Al Schacht Of the
Washington club did their comedy
act for the amusement of the early
arrivals
Pleasing playing baseball weather
! for the third game of the worlds
series was indicated at 10 a. nj. Ul-
ira marine skies seemed to belly
predictions Of rain tonight The
mercury stood few degrees higher
than yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
Get Verdict of $3.50

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. IA
verdict of $3.50 for the plaintiffs was
given as the result of the case OF
Balisios Comatas and John Botoslas
against Grace Pollino. who refused
to allow the plaintiffs to continue
their shoe repair and hat cleaning
establishment at Ill Smith street,
Perth Amboy. according to contract.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

Ford rear axles overhauied; labor $3.50.
Dorsey Motors. Inc. Authorized Ford
Dealers ss3-ss7 Division 81. Phone sse.
7es7-1es-S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
c. O.Pl. REFLECT
MR.. PFE|FFER
Great Gathering at County
Committee Meeting--Mrs.
Oliver Co. Vice Chairman

Middlesex county Republicans are
today buoyed up with hope as the
result of the organization meeting
of the county committee held In New
Brunswick last night. The turnout
was such that Red Mems Hall in
Bayard street. which had been hired
for the meeting, was not sufficiently
large to accommodate the committee
members and interested Republi-
cans. The meeting was then moved
to the court room of the county
court house where every seat was
filed, the radiators serving as seats
for many. Others stood throughout
the meeting.
In making arrangements for the
meeting the committee had expected
about $50 to be presented. Instead
this number was more than doubled,
it being estimated that fully $50 men
and women Republicans were pres
ent. Owing to the additional polling
places this year and the fact that
women committee members had been
selected as well as man, the working
organization was found to be even
larger than expected, practically
every naembsi CT the commlttee De-
| ing or hand.
Chairman John Pfeiffer. of this
city. was reelected to again head the
! county organization. Mrs. Whitney
w. Oliver, also of this city, was
again elected as county vice chair
| man. William A. Kane, of New
| Brunswick, will serve as secretary;
Mrs. H. r. Brown, of Highland Park,
was made assistant secretary, ana
| James Morrison. the New Brunswick
postmaster, was named treasurer.
Two committees were named, II. w.
| Jeffers, of Prospect Plains, being
made chairman of the finance COM
mittee, while John Hanson, Sr., OF
Perth Amboy. will head the execu-
tive committee.
Democrats Meet Tonight.
| Unable to secure a hall in which
TO meet last night the Democratic
| county committee will get together
tonight Tor the purpose of organiza-
ton. Il is expected Chairman Thom-
as F. Hagef1y of New Brunswick
| will be reelected. A large turnout
| is looked for. The meeting will be
held in the Elks Clubrooms in New
Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

Genuine rord Parts costs You less than
the counterfeit. SO why the counterfeitz
Dorsey Motors Inc. Authorized Ford
Dealsrs Parts Dept. les New Brunswick
Ave. Phone 1915. 1ess-ie-s-I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

Ford front skies ovsrhauied; labor e
Dorsey Motors. Inc.s Au.horlz<d
Dealers. ss3-ss7 Division s. feone
!. .7eszx1ezt.k
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

Ford Motors completely overhauied: la
Dor $4,000. Dorsey Motors. Inc. Author
ICED Ford Dealers. Sss-s67 Division ST
Phone sss zess-29s-h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
CITY ELECTION CALL To
COME IN USUAL WAY
Attorney Lamond Says No
Citlgen Is Barred From
Advancing Funds For
Charter Vote

THE ellY elesl lan will " caliea
usual ana Us ghe aaaal Nae aii
riis Attorney lAmond issiaY
"rno cly gommisslun has ,Htut
10 sleues ln llse eey 81 taaasf q
vision bul haa metey pag the ualisf
up 81 ihe selega The sliA has ba
fpnda ~ cai charter elFetlea aHd
q there ha aay patriots " Na waAF w
dlg seE snsh a pafpoae he " aelaemN
io apl Mhva lhr san faf hv alealat
IA lapnaleased fhere Niil auuhslers hu
seYeral candidate nnsa ra aasAa
liY 81 apeek aH iHai aeoge, boz lss
llete tho pfeeNal Hiay0r aAd COMMITS
sloners sAll hv esuaiaases gpg NJ sisg
lion Judged from ail nutlea ana eaa
ulderlng the law Aalariea Ant nsaY
haadeapa the erueeas commission h.H
made a fine fycepl sai IA enflHei 8
the confdeuco y the pe1gie q a.
easy @ ~ % az easy yhaf ana h'sh
and pick na~s ha' the siaal dalus
q another fhIns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Washington tsiaenee usineH
Nlthoai seareA Warrant Is fnaesss
oifleer a faida sanNe ~ aAMa
81 eetaepea H eoufs afpemansh ae
oanlNns % allus of rNe su vas
tauri
pvtngt Edwin pen ssit- ttS
iaff 81 shs nasy for rhe nsf
s8l0u by Nf usfalns aunmncei /
H oaiwtss as uays aoeoua Is
nous ualnsa e lhs minute ana canla
psd etsh ihe best mascriai
Washington The fnsdoey enlcr.
rney aau hill approved Nv tha sea.
aiei and nous eoes 20 President
Wilson,
waahlaslon Champ clars slowly
sinking aeeafaiuw - hls rhysis ans
and wap uol expected to liye IArouei
tho night
Washington Fae h3aea eoll
iion calling fpr repeat 81 ese tlmr
lA1a Was approved asa sapogd ID na
senate end seui Is eoBfe,eu
Panama sx Costa iticans kllol
aadulae wounded % an encounter vtl
tho Panama forces II ceso lala saa
day according % diershea
washluTlon Speaker Fauk w
Nlopdeil * Wyenre fhe Il, aeli,sa
leaaer kliit
Washington saaaker lfeIef
y Gllleff ot the hoaso ~ peaeau
iivea was rcnomlnaad utaout op
position 0Y lhe Republicans ~ 8.
HOUSE
chicago W3lliam walton fae
yea oid Wy Who siois fis ae
iiboei' Notds from chl aga ans
sehsdule for ana carly um ateo4
iHg 81 chlsaep proseustn aliero
l.e wlll plead na ralliy As eaaa
ssd
Porter A complete ohefk Y mN
foad of4ciala and iho eororusr ehnad
that thefo were not maro than thiflg
seven known dead from the Nl.bea8
cenifal Neg York Central wrr gae
dog nlg'H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
SHERIFF TO FILL
JAIL WITH NAc~

There are at present nineteen prs
oners in the county jaIl and y shert.
Robertson has the right dope theT
will be many more before ihe wee''
comes TO an end
Il am going to make clean -
on the non producing element IN 'his
fair city and when I make the bis
round UP all ! hope is that the jul -
the prisoners are brought before VII
assess fine and issue an order 'Aa'
they be worked on the county and city
roads. Then will assign Uncle Ben
Bnmmage .O the job and see that tn'
loaiers DO some real hard work II
may have tendancy to revive som
Of the latent energy in the scnun lfsl
beasts and make better men ou. oi
them In any event the non produ-
GERS must go to work or 90 TO jaIl. rs
addea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
BOOZE FOUND IN
SEARCH FOR LOOT
Tomlin Brothers, Colorad Farm
ers, In Jail on Harness Theft
Charge. May BE Moon
sinners

James and lsiins ronlin coioul
tenant farmers living 10 ihe ShHea
ncighhorhood arc In hii here eharye
with the theft Of setof harness irpm
Ben Desine farmer ,tins on lha
Logan Lincoln line When sherlil
lRoberi~on maiA the arrest M 81.
Tomlln brethera yesterday. We made
q search OF the premises 60 sea it
any more stolen stuff MAS secrei, q
on tna place He fouai no sfniHn
Loot but a. did fiud several quarts o'
,wo-rn corn whlskey one quart Z
which lie now has Va hts strong eo
at the court house a. evidence The
were five quarts on the place bai
James Deylne. hoping TO destroy 80
sHdenee. spilled the remainder be-
fore the officers could prevent hnh
we tried % fns 'he slill bu, wer
not successful said Robertson Ia
telling " the raid "Tae boys Ate
hid j. % it Was az some distance ff,n.
their house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
Mrs. Hamoa Is
Coming To Trial;
Sorry For Clara

Ardmore, March. Mrs Jake
l.. Hamon, widow Of the late Jake
L. Hamon. IS expected 20 arrive IN
Arcn'ore within the next few days
from Chicago to testify In the caa.
of the state versus Clara sritn
Hamon, charged with the kllling
of Mr.. Hamou. In the trial set for
March 10.
Contrary 70 a report issued re-
Gently 10 the effect THAI Mrs. Ham
on would attend the Inauguration Of
President harding the following
telegram was received by n. ~.
Brown. special prosecutor. appoint
ed By District Judge 7. W. Champ
ion IN the case:
"Please publish IN tomorrow =
kromorelte that am not aoina TO
the Harding inauguration. am al.
most in nervous prostration over
my husband being killed. help
ed my husband prove up our farm
and drove farm horse and buggy.
NY husband owned no automobile
then. we were poor. twelve years
after we were married. am not
saying unkind things about clsra
Smith,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
PUSsYF00T JOHNSON WILL
MAKE ENGLAND DRY
Prohibition Agent Says America
VIII Be Arid Within Ten
Years Corn Stills Not
a Menace

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4 ap ,a.s,,,..., -.
1shnsa, ,ra. sst.,.n -,
f,,s. = f.ma ,. s,.
Prohlblslon ss certain nes An
We want now ia nfo,.,.n,e,, ANA aA
are Toing TO have ii of course. ,hsee
win oe enforcement Officers who are
vulnerable hat thHr activities wiil ee
neglihsc of course moousNne bnsl
mess viii flourish for awhile ana corr
win BE- made ~ diriY silIls. bsi these
w'll noi iSsl foF A. soon as ihe cities
are cleaned az Officers will 30 lnie
The country district io frrret olf evil
doer we aeed frou the new con-
sfess 90 appropriation q oae tiili9A
dollars e make prohibition sil X Oi
course ihe old soaks will drink ali
she tooze they can gel and laugh al
The aniisaloou league, hu, the iausa
VIII soou grow thin The visible sur
Ply q good distilled liqour Is rapidly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
LOCAL pocroR NAMNn
ArArg BOARD MFMDgu

tr'roas - ur Il II sAllaher wsil
hs sls3 10 lsara that he haa been
fonnus sefahsa ~ guyanor llahars.
s3u Az m"miser 81 she state Hoard
pf thisupFaue Fxamlunf# Th1s
hon'w ts nsuge a9prs lated hY I'M
Nallahsr lieAHs~ i enmna unsolicited.
q tlallahre waa appointed hy tim
ehl1pefarspta N the state 20 eeorwm
fn' MAa m Asyuwa0aa campaign
fsaeal4 mada ID aneAfe glAe pasamma
ni fhg thiFopgaeile bin and il vas
latssiY through hla uaslFing efforta
that lhe measure wan saffl~a 10
eAssvasgal laoan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
Fake Tax
Collectors Are
Working Graft

washineson. March, Warning
against take income tax Sailec
tors was issued today b. the bureau
q Internal resen0e.
persons Nasc approAt Taxpayers
saying that they have come 10 co.,
lc1t the income tar. are Va every
Instance attempting to urfravd the
public the bureau said I'm ,he
payment o. the Income tsx tne puh.
tie IS required 10 seek the govern
reni anu not shs government the
puhlsc.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
RETAIL. DEALERS HOID
INTERESTING MEETING

Retail dealers held meeting az tAs
Chamber of Commerce laRl might aua
transacted much business "A VI
Gregofy. secretary of the retail ieai
crs asoacla,lou ard Miss Agnes Buftf
assistant and atenogfaphef both 'eu
dered their Avitten fealuAiiana
which were accepted Nae Burst ani
SIR Gregory viii bvcome idenilfti
with lhe state retail dealers aNspcia-
ton Mr Gregory a. secretary rans
urer and Mlss Burst as hls sleuosfa
pher Thn office of the state 1850
citation viii BE- conducted from Cashfi'
for the present