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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
ARM0RY WILL Be BUILT near
old CITY HALL, SAYS PRESSEY

The sit. or the long proposed armory
Tor Pueblo has at isst been determined
hN state and city officials. the ground
has been .rr'nEc1 fpr lrrEcly by popu-
lsf SUBJ frriptiou OF local business Tcn
~ith the aid Of s stale srproprip ton
for that purpose. aud the first uni, of
tn" huge building viii be begun at
rncc. according 10 "a statement of =.
" rreescy OF the Public Safety COM
niticc, lsst night after a conference
Nith Colonel IIRmr,-'S. state COM
mrnder Of the Colorado National I
guard. senator Nicholson. Colonel
Newton. state commander OF the Rang
rrS, and city officials Tho armory "
70 hc located opposite the old city hall
on Central Main -Strcei
The city council IL expected to con-
dcmn tho tract OF land upon which an
eventual civic center viii be placed at
10 assessed valuation OF t5..eln. of
which the state mas appropriated
IS go. and $1,000 has bern suhrcrib.d
among business men Of the city. sc-
cordinE TO MIR Prcssey. Tic state ap-
uroprtation VIII buy six lot' with a
frontage Of ~ feet each. composing tho
site of the srinory That there is ltitl.
doubt that the city Win condemn tho
tract for benefit 81 tho city was cvt-
dent In the tone or city Commissioners
jackson and Studiusk. who said tho
advisory committee cf twelve had rec
commended To- tho council the cuudcmn-
alton Of the ground. and that the rec
cmmcndation would probably he favor
ably acted uror.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEMBERS IN
WARM CONTEST OVER PR|zED SEATS

content with one member in tho coun-
ell. but desires not less than three en-
the court.
Thor. remain eighty name, on the
list of nominations. including that OF
Eiihu Root. who is not regarded as
having officially declined. Only about
- however are expected to receive
votes.
viscount FinIay. Great Britain. pr.
Andre Weiss Of France: Sorozu oda.
Of Japan: commentators Dionisio An
xilo,ti, OF Italy. pr. Ruy s.rbosa. Of
Holland. arc regarded as practically
certain OF election.
John Bassott Moore Of tho United
States Is considered strong probabil-
ity. Competition for tho four remain
ine seats in very lively between South
and Central America. Scandinavia. tho
Slsvs. tho Csechs and the British do
minion.
a. 5. ,Dc Bustsmcrtc. OF Cuba. Is
much favored. ms we'll as pr. a. Al
Narez. Of chile. II II impossible to
figure how tho south and Central
Judge. so strong !. tho pressure NJ
other countries. which otherwise would
be left unrcpresented.
DR.. Max Huber OF Switzerland. was
most prominently mentioned a. Ger
man speaking candidate. Judsc Ny
holm of Denmark and Judge Hsmmar-
skiold. OF Sweden. are favored by the
ScandinsvianE; NJ. Jovsnovic by the
Slsvs and Czcchs, while Sir Robert u.
BORDEN cf Canada. IL tho leading can
didate OF tho dcrninious.
II Ia thought likely chile will sue
coed Brazil as one OF the four non
permanent members OF the council.
C.echo- -Slovatia Is strongly supported
to succeed Spain, while china, under
the resolution adopted by the nsscn-
ely last year providing ths, ono OF the
non n-pcrmsuent seats should Sp to Asia
would he entitled to a sost again But
the point has been raised that this was
nero statement Of sentiment and
was not adopted as part of tho pro-
cedure. Sweden is strong candidate
Tor the scat occupied by Belgium.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
CHIEF ARMY ENGINEER
TO VISIT HERE SUNDAY

General +. II. Beach, chief OF the L.
S. Engineers. will arrive in Pueblo
sunday morning, according TO a tclc-
gram received from him by City
Commissioner James l. Lovern.
Tho length OF tho visi, Is not known.
but plans are being perfected where
by Gen. Beach can DO thoroly taken
over tho flood area. All data con-
corning the flood that has been gath
crod by city, county and other en-
Sinccrs. is nov in tho office OF the
city engineer where Beach can In
spect II and become familiar with
rueblo'r disaster.
Tho telegram a. received hy rovcrr
yesterday afternoon il as follows;
James l.. Lovern.
city Of Pueblo.
expect to arrive In Pueblo al,
ii.sn o'clock Sunday morning. Scptcm-
ber Is, over tho Missouri Pacific.
Gen l.. IT. Beach. chief of EnEir-
GERS
The coming ~ General Beach. the
head Of tho Z. s Army engineers. Ia
tho direct result of personal appeal,
made by Congressman Guy 4. Hardy
20 General Beach and TO Secretary OF
War Weeks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
BURCH ADMITS
KILLING BROKER
REPORTER SAYS
Newspaper Man Called
Before Grand Jury
Regarding Case

| Los Angeles. Sept. 13-Excerpte OF
a conversation alleged to have taken
place last night in the county jail be-
tween Chandler sprague, reporter for
the Los Angeles Examiner, and Arthur
c. Burch, indicted with Mrs. Mads-
| lynne Oberchain for the murder of j.
| Bolton Kennedy, broker. were made
| public here tonight by W. G. Doron.
chief deputy district attorney. This
4 conversation, Mr.. Doran stated. relst-
| ed to a copyrighted article published
! this morning in the Los Angeles EN-
aminor in which Sprague asserted un-
der his signature, that Burch on Aug
ust IA confessed 10 him the staying OF
| Kennedy, August 5.
| Mr.. Doran said the conversation be-
| tween Spraguc who, today was called
before the I<s Angeles county grand
jury and Burch took place in Burch's
cell In the county jail, and was OBJ
McLsren, a detective who has the in
vcstigatio of the Kennedy tragedy in
charge for the district attorneys Of
| flee.
McLarcn- Doran added, obtained
record OF the Burch -Spraguc confer
ence last night by means OF device
for recording conversation and that.
aided by stenographer. he worked
| forty minutes in making a II page
transcription which already had be-
case.
The matter made public tonight 10y
Mr.. Doran follows.
Excerpts from seventeen PAGE
| transcript of conversation between
Chandler SpraSue and Arthur Burch.
night OF September l.. 1921 at county
jail. beginning nj O'Clock Malcolm
McLaren and stcnoGraphcr also pre-
cnt.
Question by Mr.. Spraguc. Arthur.
you and ! understand each othcr?"
Answer by Burch. We understand
each other
Question: know you told me the
truth. you know you told me The
truth.
Answer. Yes.
Question, | don't think, II | am put
in a position where | have to give
testimony | don't think you personally
arc going to nave any hard feelings
against me.
Answer. Not at all. Why certain
facts TINT. YOU know ar. true, that you
think arc true
. Question. That | know are true 10
lar as' YOU arc concerned. | am tho
only person that docs know II,
Answer, Absolutely.
Question. What motives were tho
YOU had for telling me?
Answer. In the first place IT gives
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
Chieftain Road
Bulletin

EAST
Roads on TIM. kansas- Colorado
Boulevard. good, RiI bridges repaired.
santa ic 1ra,i. Pueblo 10 La JuntA.
generally very good.
Ia ,'untR Ia lns tnin,as, fair.
Las Anin,as TO Holly. good.
u" Junta To Trinidad, somewhat
rough.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Pueblo TO Wslscnburg, good
WalscnburE TO Trinidad. good
Walscnburg to Ainmosa via Ii
Ncia Pass. good.
wal.cnburs TO Gardner, good. Ts
WcstrliffC, good.
Ainmoen to Del Noric. socd.
saEuacbc to Monte Vista. eocA
Del Nor'c to Saguschc. good.
Del Nortc tn faxo-a springs, w.
Wolf Greek pass. good.
Del Nortc to Crccdc, fair.
raxoss Springs I" Durango. god
Durango TO Pennington. good.
Durango to Mesa Verde park.
rough.
Durango To stlvcrtOp. opcn. rough.
Durango to Gallup. good.
NORTH
Pueblo to Colorado Springs, Ecpcr
all, good:
Colorado Springs Ia Denver. good.
Colorado SPRING, 10 Cripple Creek,
good.
Ute Pass. good.
Colorado Spring. tn Canon CITY, Via
DcadmAn's Canon. fine.
Colorado Springs to BucnA Vista,
fine.
pixies Peak nuto highway. opea.
WEST
Pueblo to Canon city. good.
Pueblo to Bcuiah. roon.
Wctmorc to Wcstcliffc By North
Bar'iscrsbhlc, rough.
Pueblo to wctnorc vim SLOAN road
E.cd except ono dctOUr.
Bcuinh to Wctmore. North Crc-k
good.
Pueblo to Ryc. good.
Canon City to Top OF Royal Gore~
open.
Canon CITY 10 wcstc,iffc via Chsnd.
lcr. open.
Canon City to Cripple CrccL. ,ls
Phs utom Canon. closed on sccpupt
Of wsshouts.
Garden t.crk, practically impossible.
Canon City to Ssiids. good.
satitla To Aiamo>s. good.
SRtida TO Gunnisou via Cccb-toJA
Pass. gvod.
sa,ida TO Gunni.op via Monarch
Tas>. pSss open. road good.
Salids tn Ru-us Ntsts. good.
Rucnn Vista TO I~pd,iDc. c,r-Iicn',
t-sdyiii- to Tennessee Pass, good.
Tennessee Pas to- RcJ ,'iifI. crrd.
Rcd cur to wcicou. good esccp,
At Battle Mountain. New rond not
completed.
Wc,cou TO c,crwccd Springs
good
clcnwood SprinS. 4, Rifle. s,~>d.
Rifle to Grand Junction, fair.
Grand junction 10 Uotr. fs,r.
Grand junction to state line. ,crl
rough.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

Geneva. sept t-CRy the Associat-
dc Prcss)-,ompctition among about
thirty-fivc out Of the forty-eiEht
states. members Of the league Of ma
lions, for the eleven seats on the bench
OF tho International court OF justice
and for the four sosts In tho league
council gave life TO the assembly scs-
siors today.
Tho aims Of the leaders to have rep
resented In the court all principal geo
graphical divisions and all races, have
hccr somewhat complicated by the am
hitions OF most states to he repre-
sontcd. siam wants n member both in
the court and In the council. while
South America Announce Il VIII be
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
HUNT THIRD Man
IN DUAL MURDER
Confessions Of Two Implicate
Another In Chicago
Staying

Chicago. Ill. Sept. i3.-Clarence
Wilder, namsd in the alleged confes-
sion Of Leon Parks ans Harvey w.
Church In connection with tho slay-
ing OF two automobile men to obtain
a $500 automobile will he in the
custody of the police tomorrow. II
was announced tonight.
According 10 tha police. Wilder was
tho real leader in the plot which led
to the killing Of Bernard j. Daughcrty
and Carl Ausmus, salesman and chief
dcmonstrator for the Packard Motor
Car company OF Chicago. Both were
slain while completing deal with
Church for the purchase of an auto
mobile.
Th. plot. according 10 statements
attributed TO Church and Parks. was
n simple plsn for the robbery OF the
men and the eventual sale Of the auto
mobile. tho money To he divided three
Ways
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

ninety persons.
Dallas. Texas. sept i3.-over night
newspaper reports from portions OF
central Texas, flooded as the result of
torriential rains last Friday and Sat
urday, brought the unofficial list Of
doaths to nearly zoo Communication
with the affected area stili was more
or less dcmorolized today, but with
the high waters in the Colorado
hra1os, San Gabriel and other streams
rapidly rcceding, normal conditions
we're in prospect.
Most serious loss OF life occurred In
san Gabriel river lowiands in William
son aud Milan counties. according To
last nights Developments More than
ip bodies have bccu recoyc cred in these
tMo counties. reports said. Property
uatnnSe there was said to be large
In addition TO san Antonio wbora
INC list OF dead stood at ~. over night
reports showed the following.
ihorndslc. - Menicaus drowned
Laneport. 70 MeNicans drowned.
Elm Grove. 20 MeSicsne,
san Gabriel. 10 dead including M,x.
leans ''oN'
Alligator Greek. Ave Mcxicanz
ih!lof. six persons drowned
Lawrence Creek. three.
Rcdville. two.
"''h ''uN' ana valley Junction
In Btszos bottoms. twenty
freNious reports OF two death. ,,
'eorE.town were confirmed today
d, H. Cobb and wife. an aged counI.
Ner. dron ned in = small creek. which
suddenly had become a raging tcrroni'
san Antonio. Texas. Sen, t-M.,
. " Shaw. hold director OF tho Amcr.
I,an kod Cross was ordered to make a
sur,ey OF the san Gabriel river nood
o"ndi1ors aud loft for Taylor.
An unofficial estimate OF tho loss la
~" business district made today was
hoN"vcr. said that they did NOT hclic,.c
tha' IN" total financial loza WOULD bo
more than 1900 Doo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

The new building will be begun In
tho near future said Mr.. Frcsscy. AS
tho ground has been contracted for
and tho abstract has been sent to the
\ttorn"y General Of tho state for APP
provsl" n tho state appropriation Is
to be utilized tho work must be he
gun soon. said Commissioner Jackson
last night. 'aH tho money sppropriat-
cd will return to tho general fund II
not used within tn, fiscal year Tho
first unit a. to he constructed for the
present at coat OF approximately
tloo.nop. II viii measure go by 10 feet
N tn" plans carry. Col. ilamrock stat
"d That tho armory when completed
would cost In tho neighhorhood of
sicc go II will be oguirrcd with nearly
$500. go Of government supplies and it
is expected TO make Pueblo the mobili-
zatlon center OF Southern colorado.
further stated Mr.. rr.E-cy. State and
government officcrs hayo approved OF
tn" site. " u said. expressing ssttsfaC-
,ipu that tho city would take such
steps as arc necessary to prevent
floods In the future. Tho tract will
contain driiI grounds for the local unit
NJ tho National Guard. and II tho en-
tire area Of approximately four blocks
are condemned and purchased. as is
tho plan. a civic center will he laid out.
an athletic field planned and Etdium
built for the Use of high school and
local ball teams. Tho proposal for the
a...W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

Roscoe tFatty) Arbuckle motion
picture star, was a silent spectator to-
day at the inquest into the death of
Miss Virginia Rappe an actress with
whose murder he is charged The In
quest was not concluded and will be
resumed tomorrow il was announced
when it is proposed to summon Miss
Ieh Provost and Miss Alice Blake
buckle on the afternoon of September
i'm local hotel where 1t is alleged
Miss Rappe received the injuries which
resulted in her death
Her testimony was not offered today
at the inquest in order that they might
appear before a special session of the
county grand jury tonight The grand
jury last night considered the Arbuckle
case but adjourned without complet-
ing its work.
Miss Provost was a witness at last
nights session of the grand Jury ses-
sion and Assistant District Attorney
Mathew Brady announced today that
she had then told story that dif-
fercd In many particulars from the
statement she has given his office of
the circumstances attending the Ar
buckla party.
Brady said he was conducting an
investigation TO learn II any induce
mont to change her story had been
offered Miss Provost
Arbuckle the central figure. sat in
rapt interest at the inquest TODAY
while Mrs. Bambina NJ belmont.
friend Of the dead actress and her
compan nlon at the Arbuckle party tcs-
tifed
Mrs. Belmont began her testimony
by saying she mot Miss Rappc and
Al Scmnacher, Miss Eappe's manager.
In Los Angeles by appointment and
they drove TO San Francisco. arriving
sunday night. September 4.
While she and Miss Esppe we're
eating breakfast tho next day. a teIe-
phone call waS received by Miss
Hspp" that a Mr.. Arbuckic wanted to
sec them all at tho ST Francis hotel
Miss Rappc went TO Arbuckle's room
alor. and then telcphoned for Mrs.
belmont and Scmnacher to join her in
Arbucklcs suite. There she testified,
she mot Arbucklc. Low ell Sherman. Ira
&. Fortiouir and Frederick F1schbarh
There were many bottles on the ia
bic in the room Miss Rappe had thre.
drinks of gin aud orange juice Two
more girls came in who she learned
later were Alice Blake and Vey
Pyvron.
Tho Esprc girl rose and went into
tho bathroom off Arbucklc'. room.
Whom she came out Of tho bathroom
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
Two Denver Doctors Held For Murder As
Greeley Society Girl Dies After Operation


Dr
in the
CoIo Mis- i
ains,ht two physician n a PC
pr ed
10 iaorn N ator v'offcc
in id,obay
withpe forming The oper
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

The king acting for England on the
advice OF his English mirir'er- and
for Irolan nd on tho sdticc OF the Irish
ministers. H. on account OF tho king =
residence in England. It became ncccs-
sary to npoplnt viccroy. he would be
chosen by the Irish ministers in which
case according to Colonel Moore.
Eamoru DC Valera probably would he
tho viccroy.
London. England. sept. i3,-CBy The
Associated press)-Nn unexpected
hitch has arisen In tho Irish ncEotia
tions. Premier bloyd-Gcorgc. who Is
at Gairloch. scotland today received
Harry Eoland. secretary to Eamonn
De Valera aud Joseph McGrath. an
other Sim Fcin representative. accord =
ing to an official communication is
sued ,ouiEh 2 and Messrs. Boland and
McGra,h arc returning to Dublin with
his explanation of certain points in the
governments proposals for considcra-
ton hy the 1,nil Fircann.
1t 10 said MIR. Dc Nalcra'r reply
dealing with tho question OF accepting
or not accepting the invitation to n
conference will not ho delivered until
Friday or Saturday.
1t is understood that tho letter which
Couriers Mc1rath and Roland bore to
tho premier asked for fresh eNplsns- =
tiorH Of tho governments latest COM
munication and that these points are
OF vital Importance ucccssitatinE re-
turn Of tho courIers to Dublin for con
sultatior with Mr.. nc Valera and his
colleagues.
Tho now Developments will delay tho
proposed conference between tho gov
ernnent and tho Irish plenipotcntiaries
beyond September 20. the date suE-
gested by Mr.. iloydGcoree. Appsr-
entity nothing ha. been definitely dc.
cldcd rs yet on tho composition of tho
Irish delegation. Michael Collins. com.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

Warrants for tho tvo physicians,
Dlstric, Attorney Van Vice aid today.
followed an investigation OF the case
by n private detective and an attorney
for tho state board of medical cN-
amincrs. The Investigation for tho
state board. members Of that hody
said today. followed reports from
Greeley tina, many persons were dis
satisfied with tho explanation given
for Miss Parks death nj tho time
The district attorney said today tho
Young wnman's body might no ~
humcd. hut that lie had NO, deter
mined that vet.
pr. Wills Ia an o,teopsth physician.
M'ss Park was gradual. of tho
state Teachers College at Greeley,
She was member Of n well known no
'ional college sorority and prominent
IN Greeley and Denver society. She
Dad taught school at Delta. Colorado.
ehc was ~ years old when she died
AZ o'clock br. y 4. picksrd. q
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
on TAN PAYMENTS
RETURNED TO FIRM 6

Mexico Cttl. sept. i5.=-psymert-
inade by various oil companies IN COM
plisnc~ with President Ohr-Eon's ~
port tax decree Of June : last were re-
turned yesterday hy he government I'm
accordance with IN agreement sad 80
have been rcachci last week with ths
five American oil company heads.
Such taxes ware paid were rrcrcr-
tiorstcly small as compared with the
usual payments. a. tho larger COM
nantes had postponed payments
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
TRINIDAD Elk CHIEF SHOTBY
PUEBLO Man AFTER LDPARTY

"A
tho Trinidad lodge Ek. Hall Pueblo who
osdhoue which Hall
took place highway when Hall
alteration who driving the shot
condition
tho shooting formerly lived He
here Pueblo Yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
WITNESS TN ARBUCKLE
CASE PERJuRED HERSELF
SAYS DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Witnesses at Inquest Recite in Detail Scenes Of Party
In Stars Rooms That Resulted in Death
OfMovie Actress

San Francisco Sept ia statement the conviction that
the Investigation last night of the death of Miss Virginia
Matthew
brought
charge perjury further
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
WESTERN ROAO CUT IN LIVESTOCK
RATE SHOULD LOWER MEAT COST

Washington SER, tS-Eeduct,or,
by western railroads in rates on cat
~. hogs aud Hheer, in the opinion Of
the interstate commerce commission
''vili prove OF material benefit 10 the
western livestock raisers. Who have
hen heavily aft--ted by the rapid dc
cline in livestock pricc1 since July.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

msndcr Of the Irish Republican army.
is mentioned now R- possible dele
gate and It is stiil possible. Mr.. Dc
CATION.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
SUGGEST DUAL MONARCHY AS Way
TO SETTLE irish CONTROVERSY
Plan Would Follow Old Austria-Hungary Union Says
Irish LEADER New and Unexpected Hitch
Arises In Negotiations
(By the Associated Prcss.)

3Col Maurice Moore commander Of the Irish National
solution the
hoAhax
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
TOLL OF DEAD
MFL00D AREA
PLACED AT ZOO
Ninety Persons Died In
San Gabriel River
District

Taylor. Texas. Sept i3-onicisl and
unofficial hgure5 bring the total of
oead in tho san Gabriel river and
srushy Creek floods near here to
ninety persons.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
KILLS
REPRESENTATIVE

Washington. Sept. 1s.-R,pres-
entativ. Samuel NJ Taylor Of
Arkansas died at his home hero
carly today after an Illness OF sew
cral weeks with plcurisy and
pneumonia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

Tho commission expressed the belief
today IN announcing II had author
iFsi ~ reductions proposed by the
September n aud amount to 90 pcr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

(continucd on rase rwoD
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

tcgn'i ued cn rage I've,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14
Weather

Generally fair Wednesday;
cooler in west portion. Thurs
day fair, cooler in north and
cast portions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

cor t,hucj on Page rwc.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

CONTINUED ON raec rwo)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-14

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oscar wennergren Jr., Plaintiff

Oscar Wennergren Jr., Plaintiff
We.
John Doe Smith and sundry other
unknown persons, heirs at low Of Ev-
an G. Smith. Deceased, Defendants.
The State Of Utah to the said De-
fendants:
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II served within the county in which
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Judgment will be rendered against
YOU according to the demand OF the
complaint which has been filed with
The clerk OF eaid court. {
\ This gction Is brought 10 recover
a judgment quIeting the title Of the
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post Once Address:
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-19
NOTICE OF PETITION
" THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CACHE COUNTY. STATE OF
UTAH

In the Matter OF the Petition OF
Ray Casper Gunnison TO Change His
Name.
Notice is hereby given that Ray
Casper Gunnison has filed In the SAT-
District Court his petition in the
above entitled matter. praying and
|petitioning the court to change his
name from Ray Casper Gunnison 70
that of Ray Casper Netcher; and that
the said petition is set for hearing
on Saturday, the 18th day of April.
1921. at the hour of ten o'clock n. M
|of said day at the Court room OF
said court In Logan City. Utah. when
and where any person may appear
and oppose the granting OF said petit
ton, which said petition is now on
file with the clerk OF said court.
Dated this 18th day of March.
1921.
w. II. cHUGG.
Clerk OF Court.
BY LILLIAN McCULLoCH.
,Adv-4-1i Deputy.