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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
OSTEND0RF STAR
SHOWS HIS CLASS
Killarney Lad Outsprints
Track Champ, Kiowa
at 3-16 Mile

rbsv can't beat Killarney Lad
-tG. IN. ollie Ostendorf dog Is in
ss orcsont brilliant form. This was
E.ItbIy Impressed on the minds of
hir crowd uf greyhound racing
s,,s yesterday afternoon when the
n.t.p5orf entry sprlntcd down In
~, of the fleet Kiowa in a thrill
w ,breo-slxtcenths dash. Kiowa.
sailer of the track record at the dis
-. had no excuses, simply being
',,tr,io in the stretch drive by XII
tarney Lad. G. G. Jones Leopold
Gnishpd third to tho two leaders.
Vuia-ncy Lad negotiated tho dis
,ance ir 10 l-5 seconds.
c,nribaI King continued to show
marked improvement, capturing the
Nrb race 90 q quarter OF mile by
n-attv burst Of speed in the
s,rr,rh. puffys Malt and Ginger
geer finishing second and third.
!. has been decided 10 extend the
r,estlng through next sunday In
yIew of the increased interest and
} s,ferdanre. Owners stlll will have
nienty Of time TO ship TO st. Louis
ior me meeting there in october.
,Seycp races will be offered to-
'ght post time In the first at $50.
Yesterday afternoons results were:
Fire, race, purse 25. three elk
tecuths milr-Miss Vale. first, Mig
parion. a.Jond; The Sneak third;
time. 90 4-5. Ray Clair and Gladys
Flrt also ran.
second race. purse t25. quarter
mlle-L0ucsomc Fort Worth, first;
Jennie Wrinkle. second; Lbng Good
ie third. time q AS. Oakland Hub,
Hickory Jim and Hazel w. also ran.
Third race purae sac. fiye-six
teenths mlle--Flying Clara, first;
Creole Sue. second; wild Dillon,
lhlrd. time 33 3-5. Furncssa. Rosy
Star and The Roamer also ran.
Fourth race, purse $40. three-s
tecnths mile Killarney Lad, first;
Kiowa, second; Leopold third, time
lsl-5. HiEhball and Ernest wild
BIZ also ran.
Flf.h race purse sac, quarter
mlle-Cannibal King, first; Duffy's
Malt. Imp. Ginger Beer. third; time
20 4-5 Icssoruc, Mickey Clair and
Saisun also ran.
Naxth race. purse $25. quarter mile
aHelen's Fortune, first; Wales For
llae. second; Flirting Boy. third:
time 27 2-J. Whoda Thunkit, Amb-
Ing Motor and Red Beakcr also
ran,
Seventh race, purse t25. three-six-
teenths milc--Bctty j., first, Ready
Applause, second Dillon wild Bin,
hind time 20. speedy Git. Chick
Bradley and Peerless Prince also
ran
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
GET BIG NARCOTIC PLANT
Police Find Buried Bucket With
$4,000 Worth of Morphine.

one OF the largest single captures
OF cocaine and morphine seized in
Tulsa was coufisCated by the police
Saturday night, when Detectives
Henry Carmichael and I'D Erwin
uncovered a plant" In the negro
section containing cocaine and NOR
phine valued at more than $4,000,
wholesale price.
The dope" WAS oleverly con-
ccaled In large gallon bucket
buried at the rear of vacant lot.
In the bucket was 2S bottles Of NOR
phiue and rs bottles Of cocaine,
Tho a. bottles oG narcotics the police
say would retail, at the price now
charged by dope peddlcrs, at more
than $1,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
Ctutc League to Report
PrOgrerS sOf Rest Rooms

~ committees appointed by the
Iusa Civic league at its last meeting
70 request OF the city officials that
a rest room be established In the city
NAL and to petition county officials
~ nave the present rest room In the
Wurt house put into cleaner and
more sanitary condition, will report
mnat success met their efforts at the
,tsular session Of tho league at $3.50
pcloek Monday afternoon in the
easement OF the public library. These
projects and others upon which the
,,uasue ~ engaged will form the bus
mess 10 be transacted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

MENlCO CITY, Sept 25.--Elbert
II. Gary chairman OF the board OF
directors If the United states steel
corporation, prior TO his departure
from Mexico city on Thursday en-
tered into negotiations for the pur-
chase Of the Monterey Iron 81 steel
Foundry Co.'S property, among the
largest In the republic, according 20
Excelsior The newspaper adds
that the actual transfer has not yet
been made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
FLIGHT OF GEESE BEGINS
lIonlscrs and Small Ducks Reach
This Latitude During Past Week.

wild geese. circlinE the city sun
day afternoon, attracted the attcn-
tion Of scores OF Tulsaus, and at
the ball park a large flock hovrrcd
for several minutes over the ucld
during the ball game.
Flight Of Wild geese indicate cold
weather I'm the north which as a
rule follows the flight closely. Tulsa
until Saturday night, had day
temperature averaging about 0j dc
Erccs the past two weeks. Tho ad-
vent OF small flights OF teal ducks
last week and the geese Sunday,
forecast a cold wave, weather prog
uOsticatOrg aver
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
Ef.SerUice Men Deaf
Fairly With Red Cross

,.,L mat eX-service men ore dealing
tsr tn.y with the Tulsa county chap
OF the Red Cross is instanced in
"r months report OF the lending
ns bl.50 to cx-service men and
nrs,hient 70 the chapter Of s81e1O
tsyn tsyvn''9usly borrowed In some chap
sds.h we amount loaned always con-
ts.u'aoly overhalances that re-
Wy,nIeu' The Red Cross touched tho
r OF 2SA families during tho
dl,in tne report continues. on the
IA SIDE Of the work. there were
nrs "[terS' 2l telegrams. 37i Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
LEGAL


MENr plsrpitr ND rns .r..rat tNa
lots AMI bI..la abuftIur .4II Y.ut..r.
,,,pts .ot tk. ,.,,.,.,.,t, t-....f,,..I ID '.t.
80, a.. -r,, i.,ti I .
"'" Wv F'U''' y, ".".' 'N wy "'
r'. GUY lN 'h' '!'HAll statement ul l"r
NV Hhtlheet ana
re W FthlHNN hEspf' EN frtf
notice ~ such determination IH uHsras ho
tiVcu 60 tU owners ot any and pu such
prDpprty O., puhI.atI.n tr TN. TuIs.
b,iv V,tIt . l.u. f......,... , ..,
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80, ~, 49,
rInpIne ON th, sfu da, .f saut.g.t,,
iggt and
UE III tIfRrusu tr..f. .,t.r tt., .,t.
ga, Amin, A.. .f .t. ,.,...
ed to rsut Wrifur motto, D., r,g..t,.,t
frau Co all 1f tH. .vr.rs .f nr.r.rt, "a
f,.t,4 t, tt. ...,....t ......'.. .
, vi,
"''"'.' H-'' '''. o." '' '. '''I' N". H""
t.hh'r ~ pL"' 'INri ll '''n OF Nf'I,in
IN ui thc Tulsa Guy 'N'firr and iu h.
mailed ct the tinl" hyaIruEfyh BOO said aF..
tiuu. and.
VT IT ItT. .UTItTK UI.lf,TB that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
iMSdnS VIII Attend
Guthrie CORsistOry

soout 20 members and candidates
ann,, To-Day for Guthrie to attend the
to tbuai 'all reunion of the Consistory
dsv ned there Tuesday, Wednes-
eoS, ana Thursday of this week. The
nishtehuon will close Thursday
banl' ana the Tulsans are expected
cops. nome Friday morning. A full
b. Se sS IN the Consistory work is TO
sven during the reunion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

NJ 0Wn0TH ~ HNITT7WE pT00eTTV TI'
property benefited by Hgld improvements
and other property liable 20 aHseNsneni
are hereby notified mat all matters A.
fartiug such improvements ar h"netiiH
ta mo .pr1prrty thereby. and any claim or
.lfartIaus 10 the usHcHHWruta ns hb0y'
rri forth shall POO Mod in writing iu lh'
rffifa ~ Mrs Frank SEAMAN. city Aud'-
frr NJ tho CITY ~ TulHa, oklahoma, on or
n.'arr tne 7ih day of p-tohgr lFsl "i
o.rI0Hk e.. m. Hul The sam" hhh' -"
gr.ri Hy tho Board Of C0mmlTHlouofa on
fHr I'm dav ~ october l'fl A.
u.rIo,k o. m.. and any claims 1r 'n.n',
if1na not 90 filed IN writing hfi'fo .AlI
Tr.. ahaU ne deemed waived.
Dated this -arl day - s,uirme,I ,t-I.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
,g..r, CITY Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

Published m tho Tulsa Daily world Son
trmber gG a7 o. 20 and ao la2lt
world publishiag company Pun laheegrs,)
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ANSEds-
WTETE ron PAVING ~ STREET.
fNpRDVEMENT DISTRICT 40 JGi
CIrY OF TULSA DKLAHurTA.
m compliance with mo resolution of
tho Hu1rd = Commissioners adopted on
tho .in day 10 September. i92L notice
M hereby given mat tho hoard OF Com
Iu!salruora of tho City of Tulsa, Okla
nara. haa examined the estimate and
stateueut Of the city Engineer as 10
sur amount ~ the cost of the asphalt
pavement which should be assessed
against the abutting property. the
property benefited aud 0tner property
liable TO assessment and tho owners
thereof 10 STREET lMpNONEMEN
DISTRICT NO. 327, which includes th'
following described portions Of streets
3u.wit,
SEVENTH STREET from the East
line of Kcnusha Avenue 20 the West
liug Of Central Park except interbec-
tiou al Lansing Avenue.
And the said Board uf 'omWissi0ncr
has, by resolution duly approved th
aforesaid statement and estimate ~ th
'ity Engineer ana has determined 90 as
yeHs the cost OF the Improvements in sar
district against the ubuttins property
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

An owners Of abutting property. prop
erty benefited by said improvements aud
other property liable TO assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such IMPROVEMENTS or benefits TO the
property thereby and any claim or oh
JcCtiuna 20 tho aHHcaHnoutH above set
forth, shall be filed In writing In the
office Of Mrs. Frank Seaman, city Auditor,
OF the City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Or
before the 1th day Of october, 1921, at
300 o'clock e. m, ana the Same shall be
heard by the Hohrd of Commissioners on
the 1th day Of october. 1921. at D
o'clock "a. ma and any claims or DBL leo
tlona not 80 filed IN writing before said
time shall be deemed waived
Dated this 2ith day of september 1894.
Approved September a. ta2i.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

city Attorney.
(Pubnshcd In the Tulsa DAILY World sep
tcmb'r 20, ~ rs. 20 and 3U 1874.
world Publishing Company, Publl8hcral.
NOTICE FOR HEARlSG on AZ.
EASEMENTS ron PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
1HlCT NUMBER -15. CITY OF
TtLRA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution ~ the
Board of Commissioners, adopted ON the
2ard day ~ sept 1871 Uui|D. W hereby
given that the BOARD Of Commissioners ~
the Clty Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has rslm
mod tho estimate Und Htn'rWnut NJ the
Cly Engineer A. 20 the amount Uf the
cost OF the concrete pavement which
should be- assossed against Tho anu'tuE
property, the property benefited and other
property liable 20 uaauf1wtnt and the
owners thereof in STREET lMlNoNt-
NEsr DISTRICT -H .... which Includes
tho following described portions ~ siIo'is'
EIGuTW STREET from mo Eaat
limo uf I..HIH AF"uur 20 tho Mrai
limo us ET.r.uru tE'rrJ Avenue.
And HHIH Board uf tuum'HsinurfH haH
hv r.Hu.uf..H dolly approved tNr HInf.-
said HfaIrm,r' uHt estimate Of tho 'iip
T.nH.rU.r HHH NnH IH''rf|lrnN fH assess
mo- r.Hf uf fU" improvements iu sold n.7.
trlrt against frr puutfinE property. iL'
uruu.rrs benefited and other property
i.II. F. aa#rHHHrui nuu the owners
] U.,T.lf n# E..HtH. Or. WIf.
uIgUIa.uE rINHI ADDITION.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

Al ownorH of ubutting property, prop
eTty benefited by said improvements and
other property liable to assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters Rtfecting
such improvements or benefits 10 the
property thereby. and any claim or OBJ
jcctlpuH tu the aHHesHWonts ms above set
forth shall be filed in writing In tho
office % Mrs, Frank Seaman, city Audi.
tor, of the city ~ Tulsa, oklahoma, on
or before the 7th day ~ october, 1891,
~ 9 90 o'clock. a NJ and tho same be
heard by tho hoard OF CommiHalonerH on
the Gth day of october t22i at 0
o'clock a. 81. aud any claims or obleC
tions not 30 filed in writing before said
tlmo shah he deemed waived.
Dated this tith day uf September, 1891.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor,
Aurroyra g4Dfauhar 90 is9I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
LEGAL.

the property benefited aud other prop-
nrty liable 10 aHacasment and tho own-
cfs thereof az follows 90 Wit,
BURNETT ADDITION
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

WILLIAM FRANKLIN BUSHONG.
William Franklin Bushong. 48
years old, died Tuesday morning at
8 o'clock at the home Of his father.
Hiram Bushong. 634 Clifford St.
River Park. Death followed an i'll
ness of nine days with pneumonia.
He was born in Columbus Grove.
O., Feb. u. 1873. and had lived in
South Bend for the last two years
He was married 10 Helen Common
in Chilicothe. Tex. April p, 1913.
who died two years after their mar
riage He moved 10 River Park from
Texas IN 1919.
Besides his father he leaves three
sisters. Mrs. Ella Shearer Of Bremen.
Ind, Mrs. Ethel Conrad residing in
Mishawaka and Mrs. Lydia Barnes
OF River Park
Funeral services viii ne held AZ
the Finch Undertaking chapel in
Mishawaka Thursday afternoon al
1870 o'clock. Rev A. l. Branden-
burg. officiating. Burial viii be in
the Fairview cemetery. Friends
may view the body at the Finch
chapel from Wednesday noon up 20
the time OF the service
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
SAY CHICAGO FIRM
SUPPLIES "STILLS'
Mathers Declares Concern Has
Busy Salesman" Here
Notifies Officers.

According to Prohibition Enforce
ment Agent Harry Mathers. this city
Is being flooded with 10 gallon cop
per stills. which are sold through a
Chicago concern.
1t is believed that the Chicago
company has a representative work
ing among the foreign element OF the
city and that a large number OF the
stills have been sold through this
source. Two OF the stills were cap
tured. a short time ago by Mathers
an dat that time IL was believed that
they were home made.
On Saturday OF last week. Mathers
again came across one Of these small
stills at the home OF Solri. 730 ".
Indiana av. Solari had just complet-
ed filling a quart bottle with moon
shine" the first product OF the new
still, when Mathers and his men ap-
peared on the scene. The lid Of the
box. in which the still was shipped
from Chicago. had been broken off.
but the still had not been removed
from the container.
Upon examining the box. Mathers
secured the name OF the firm. which
il selling these stills and has noti-
fled government officials. Il IS be-
lieved that the Chicago enforcement
agents will be notified TO confiscate
all stills shipped out by this concern.
and any that are discovered in local
freight stations will be held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
TO PUSH PROSECUTION
OF RELEASED YOUTHS

Aroused because two youths he
had chased for blocks seeing them
riding IN his stolen automobile were
dismissed yesterday without a hear
ing. Otto r. Entzian. South Bend ta0i
cab driver. last night promised 10
prosecute 10 the limit
If the police and public author
ties won't hold EN-" declared Emit
zian. III swear out warrants and
see that they are punished.
Too many young fellows are get
ting away just like that these days.
What they need is some real punish e.
ment. II have anything 10 say
about Il in this case they're going 20
get all that - coming 20 them"
When brought befort Asst. Pros
Harry Taylor yesterday. the two boys
said that they had merely been invit-
ed 10 60 for a ride with a third youth
and knew nothing OF the theft Eat
zian says that he has investigated
the case and believes differently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
FoU070 Example Set
By Local Council in
La 10 AGAINST Buses
Special to The News Times.

Special to The News Times.
LAPORTE, Ind, Nov. %. - The
common council Of Michigan City
has taken drastic action against the
operation of buses on city streets.
AT a meeting 1t rushed through an
ordinance offered. it is said, by the
Northern Indiana Interurban line to
prevent bus competition. The new
law declares certain streets TO be
preferential traffic streets and or
ders that all gasoline, steam and
electric driven vehicles operating on
them must take out a license Of
$500 dollars. The interurban line
claimed 10 the council men that it
pays city street and county taxes for
improved streets while the bus line
is not paying a cent of such taxes,
but is enjoying all the privileges
incident to the use Of them.
The ordinance affixes a fine of
500 for each separate offense If
such a vehicle uses streets other
than the declared preferential thor
ouhfares. The effect Of the ordinance
is that the bus line can only use the
preferential streets and must take
out a license of $500. The ordi-
nance is modelled after one passed
in South Bend recently and IS prac-
tically aimed at the Jahns Bus Co.
Of this city, which is operating a line
between the two cities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
ARREST THREE MEN IN TAR AND FEATHER" PARTY
"BOOSe Maker" to
SERGE Sentence
Ont at HeaIth7Cin

c. c. Pommert, a patient al,
Healthwin. but OF s16 - =. Nichi-
gan St. when arrested two months
ago. charged with unlawful manu-
facture OF Intoxicating liquor.
changed his plea 20 one Of guilty
when arraigned before Special Judge
Andrew y. Hildebrand Tuesday and
was fined 500 and costs.
On representation BY counsel
Pommert was shown 10 be a victim
of tuberculosis and probably Will
never be able 70 leave the Healthw.n
institution Following the recon-
mendation Of Deputy Pros. Taylor
the fine was suspended by the court
when II was indicated by the former
that POmmert's finances would not
permit him paying a dne and his
sickness preCluded the chances of his
serving out the fine IN Jail.
Il would not seek TO place hos
pital patient afflicted with consump-
ton in jail" declared the court. and
thereupon suspended the fine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
NOTRE DAME NOTES

With the examinations over, the
real work in dramatics at Notre
Dame began yesterday afternoon.
when Prof. Sullivan rehearsed the
cast for "In the Zone" Although
several Introductory rehearsels were
held before examination week, the
play could not be gone over com
rletely until yesterday. During the
remaining days OF this week. the
three other one-act plays, which
will be staged sy the University
Players. will be rehearsed.
From now on work will be rapid.
as Prof Sullivan intends TO stage
this first group OF plays before
Christmas. II possible. Rehearsals
Will be held twice a week for I'm the
Zone" THE Clod," THE Sweeps of
Ninety Eight" and The House of
Last Resort" Meanwhile the casts
Of the second group OF plays, which
Will be staged before Easter, will be
chosen and set TO work.
The first group Of candidates for
the varsity debating team will be
tried out Thursday night, according
10 an announcement made by Rev.
William Bolger. debating coach at
the university. Five men Will ap-
pear on this occasion, and three Of
these will be picked 10 enter the
second preliminaries, which will be
held just before the Christmas holi-
days Several members Of the fac
ulty Will act as judges. The candi-
dates viii continue TO appear, five
a night. until the entire squad has
been tried out. This process Will
take perhaps eight days. The sur
viving orators will prepare a sreech
for the second preliEinaries imme-
diately. taking an opposite side OF
the question. In these second pre-
liminaries the squad will be cut to
about 16 men and VIII be further
cut TO eight at the semi-finals 10 be
held about Jan. 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
TRUST COMPANIES
IN INDIANA GAIN
Big Increase In Volume of Re-
sources for State Shown In
Annual Report.

A handsome increase is shown in
the volume OF trust company re-
sources for Indiana according to
Trust Companies Of the United
States" for 1921, just published by
the United States Mortgage and
Trust company Of New York. Indi-
ana's trust companies have assets
aggregating $221,722, $40. a gain of
S15.O29.942. or about Z per cent over
last year. This volume. now in it's
nineteenth annual edition shows ag-
gregate resources OF the trust com
panies at the close Of business June
80. 1921. Of $12.323,43O,513.35 as
against $12.451.S77,5S3.5s last year
and $I654,7s1.7S0.O4 FIVE years ago.
The number of companies reporting
was 1890. as compared with 2241 last
year.
In commenting on trust company
conditions during the past year, John
w Platten. president of the United
States Mortgage and Trust company
says:
NO stronger evidence of the sta
bility Of trust companies has been
forthcoming during their entire his
tory than was demonstrated during
the past year in connection with their
banking ODpratiOnS The wear end
ing June 80. 1921. covered by the
latest returns as given in the 1921
edition Of Trust Companies OF the
United States" was one OF tremend-
Gus recession Of prices and values at
tended by reduction of bank loans.
contraction OF credit and rapid fall
ing off Of deposits.
Notwithstanding these adverse
conditions. the resources Of the Trust
companies OF the United States. as
Of June so, 1921, amounted 70 $12.-
323,430.O0O, for the 1890 companies
reporting, a decrease for the year Of
only $12S,0O0 900.
This situation, coupled with the
fact that a substantial increase Is
shown in all branches Of iduciary
business is extremely gratifying. and
affords further and convincing proof
OF the recognition by both corpora
tions and individuals Of the value
OF trust company service"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
Citu Briefs

\ matchbox race, in which the top
OF safety match box was carried
on the noses of contestants. and
regular scout drills featured the
second night OF troop inspection
whlhc IS being conducted IN the
Chamber Of Commerce building this
week The final inspection Will be
held Friday night.
Arraigned before Judge Omacht
IN city court tuesday charged with
assault and battery. Paul Beckerich.
1929 Z. Madison 81. and Dallas
Wallace. SPA River av.. arrested
Monday night following a fight IN
which they both participated.
pleaded not guilty and their cases
set for hearing Dec. 3. The fight is
alleged 20 have taken place in a
Tool room az Michigan 81. and La
Sale av. Bonds were furnished for
their appearance.
Company ID. t52d Infantry OF the
Indiana National Guard will meet
al the Y NJ. &. A. Wednesday night
at 7:45 o'clock. Il was made known
BY officers OF that organization
Tuesday Meetings. Il was said.
would be held regularly each We'd
nesday evening until further notice.
The condition OF Walter J. CheI-
miniak. 1927 W. Thomas ST.. senior
vi, commander OF Lottie A. Zeu
garrison. No. t46. Army and Navy
union. who has been seriously ilI
with pneumonia for the last two
weeks. has improved DR.. J. A Abel
Is attending him.