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ceebrazoH del columbus Day Philadelphia nellie attire Cdone

del telefono, non ne e state Fin
ventore, bensi Graham Bell; e
COST di seguito fino ALA vittoria
di Vittorio Veneto sulla quale 81
tace completamente nei libri di
storia, cui tesG sono adibiti al
Pinsegnamento, silenzio crimi-
male da fare esulare qualsiasl
pensiero dalla nostra Patria di
origine, quasi che questa non a.
vesse affatto participate all'ul-
timo conflitto mondiale.
In America, per esempio, non
81 e ancora riusciti a nazionaliz-
zare la celebrazione colombiana,
eppure dovrebbe essere proprio
questo Paese a ricordare chi die
de al monde un altro Continen-
te dove tutti abbiamo Popportu-
nita di vivere, di crearci una po-
sizione sociale e di godere di tut
te lie opportunita.
In ogni modo ogni ammo gil
taliani quivi RESIDENT rievocano
la memoria del Grande con COM
memorazioni, parate ed attire
manifestation.
Quest'anno lie cerimonie 81 So
no succedute con inusitata POM
pa dappertutto dove vive anima
italiana.
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A Sud-OVeSt di Wharton ST.

Al Sud-ovest di Wharton st.
hanno commemorate la scoperta
dAmerica le logge delPOrdine
Figli d'Italia Mario Bianco e
Giovanni Da Verrazzano e le So
cieta di NJ. S. SAINT Antonio di
Padova, SantAlfonso Maria de
Liquori, Societa Maria SIS. del
Carmine, Tripoli Italiana Cir
colo Mario Bianco.
ALE nostre association ST e.
rano unite quattro organization
nj lituane e polacche.
Col concorsO di due bande mu-
sicali del Prof. Rossi ebbe luogo
una parata il cui corteo, partito
dalla Bona. strada in Wharton
81 sciolse ALA 26ma. ed Ell
lswerth street. In esso era anche
un CAIRO allegorico simboleg-
giante Colombo neIla traversa-
ia delPOceano.
Del comitato commemorate
ne facevano parte ! signori:
Frank Menna, pregidente; F.
Di Caprio, vice presidente; Nj
cola Milantonio, tesoriere Sa-
batino Moscariello, segretario;
Aniello Stanzione, Vincenzo De
Rosa. Pietro Muavero. France
SEQ Nappi g Giuseppe Valerie
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NeIIa casa del "FigII d'ItaIia"

La loggia Gabriel D'Annun-
zio No. 1877 del Figli d'Italia 81
riuniva i'm una dele sale della
Casa dell"Ordine" per festeg-
glare anch'essa Ia ricorrenza
della scoperta d'Anerica.
Oitrc al component della
D'"Annunzio" parteciparono al
la cOmmemorazzione rappresen-
tanti di logge consorelle.
II discorsO ufficiale fu dettO
dal DR.. Giuseppe Pasceri che,
preso 10 spunto per Passenza del
Grandi Ufficiali dalla cerimO-
MIA, lamento che ale cariche vi
sienO sempre le stesse perso-
ne. Ben dettO. DR.. Pasceri guam
do certe persOne, servendOsi di
QualUnqUe mezzC lecito Cd ille-
citO. desiderano imperare. La
lamentela pero non E applicable
agli ufficiali della Grande log
gia di Pennsylvania perche al
cunf di essi, 9 forse propyio
quelli che aveva ir nente pegre-
giO professionista. sOnO stati
sempre rieletti ad unanimi-
Ia Del resto mel Columbus
Day" vi sono impegni verso al
TIRE l0gge di attire .ocalita a cUi
deve intervenirsi g salvo che rei
Grardf TfficiaIi non 81 Dreten-
da Pubiquita di SautAntonio. {
azs0lutamente iu0ossibile 20
tere accOntentare tItti II Or.
Venerable, per e=empio, ala
stesza ora ST trovars fuori di cit
r. per ass0lvere 81 uedesimo DO
we're.
Oltre aIPogatore gfficiale par
lar0n0 altri. fra ] r1ali il signor
Antonin0 TigIiore. eZ grande
venerable 2 segre-ario di finan-
"a deTOrdine df Pennsylvania.
Agli intervenUti furono servi-
ii rszta 3 rirfrrzcri.
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II comitato della cclcbrazione
era cosi composite: Antonio G..
Lombardo, prc3idcutc; S. Naso,
vice prcsidcntc; Giovanni A.
Lombardo. tcsoricrc: Erncsto
LAMA, scgrctario; Vito Ninclto.
Antonio Icnisi, + r. Florima,
A. Marella, A. Iaffiro, S. nd
dco, A. Romano, G. Carabello,
a, s. Lombardo. A Buono, T..
BisaZza, G. Pompiano, " Gallo,
S. Coco, y. Lombardo A. Cap
padona, g. Cucinoita, A Cuci
notta A. Di Dino G y. Stcfanuc-
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In baSSa Gitta'

Tn comitato coloniale, presie-
duto dial signor John, M. Quero-
Ii, con passistenza del~segreta-
rio signor Giuseppe Modestino,
era riuscito a mettere insieme
fra Societa, logge Circoli una
cinquantina di Association ad
assicurarsi due ottimi orator. ::
il DR.. Vincenzo- De Virgiliis per
il discorso commemorative in tia
liano e Pavv. Joseph P. Barti-
lucci per quello in inglese.
ALE ore l pomeridiana il cor
teo era quasi formato. ESQ era
composite di quattro divisioni
sotto gil ordini del Grande Ma
resciallo signor Antonio Sesso.
Ogni divisione aveva il suo
assistente maresciallo. II corteo
era cOsi formato:
Prima Divisione:
Tn plotone di polizia cavallo,
Assistente Grande Maresciallo
signor Giovanni Bamagli.
Comitato Generate - Sezio-
ne ex Combattenti (Posto di O.
nore) - Banda Liberia, diret-
ia dal sig. Pescatore - So
cieta Unione Fratellanza TIA
llama - Societa Italiana di NJ.
S. e Beneficenza - Societa del
Sarti Italiani - Legione Um-
berto l. - Legione Giuseppe
Garibaldi - Societa Operaia,
Societa Trinacria - Societa
Stella d'Italia fra i Barbieri TIA
liani = Societa San Michele Ar
eangeIo = Unione Fraterna
Monterodunese - Societa Giro
lamo Savonarola - Societa del
SIS. Salvatore = Societa fem
minile Regina Margherita.
Seconda divisione:
Sabatino's Band, diretta da
G. Bardascino - Assistente
Gran Maresciallo. signor Pietro
Donate = Societa Maria IS.
dele Grazie di Spezzano Alba
nese con Ia sua nusica ala te-
sta - Societa Roccascalegna
- Societa Civitella Messer Raj
monde - Societa Stella d'Italia
fra le signore Italiane - Socie-
ia SanFAntonio di Psdova
n Socie-a san Nicola di Bari
Mscchia d'Isarnia - societa del
Sscro Cuore di Gesu - Societa
Maria IS. di Csnneto - S0ciets
Cjttadini I-slo-AmericsnL =
Societa Maria SIS. della Consola-
zione.
Ierzz diTisione:
Caro- zIleyorico de LOpi
nioHs diseg1sto dsllo scDltor'
y. Donate Banda EaEtino A.
Slstenre Gran Hsreseisllo, a
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n GifeeI0 ItaIIan0

Anche d CircolC I-alianO 4 &C.
r. de- Y cOrreEte t=steggisvs q
scoperta d'America con IN ban
Ghetto fra / soa e1a ersEO quasi
Il complete.
Il banchett0 f. ~tgscitissimo,
sia per Il numer0 fegIi interve-
mutt che per Terc-sissn-o s1sri-
tstosi fra di ess
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A PHILADELPHIA

gnor Giuseppe Russo - Fede-
razione dele Societa Italiane di
Philadelphia - SUcieta San
Biagio - Societa Maria SIS. del
Cilento - Societa Santa Barba-
ra- Societa SantAgata del
Goti - Societa immaculate
Concezione - Societa Maria
IS. delPAssunta - Societa di
Atessani - Societa Maria SIS.
di Carpineto Rapina - Societa
Fara San MARITIME - Societa
San Marziale e Maria SIS. dele
Rose - Societa San Vincenzo
Gravina - Societa di M. S. fra
i Barbieri della Ditta F. Roma
&Bros.- Societa San Rocco.
Quarta divisione:
Banda Frank Flaiano - As
sistente Grande Maresciallo, 81
gnor Enrico D'Orazio - Order
of Owels Nest 1404 - Societa
San Panteleone - Loggia Italia
%. F. DID - Young Mems Co
lumbus Association - Soc. S.
Innocence di NJ. S. Societa
Dame e Cavalier di Santa Rita
Circolo Progressive IsernianO
Loggia La Vittoria, Ordine Ind.
Figli dItalia - Loggia Cesare
Battisti %. F. d'T), Lcgpia
Antonio Salandra 20. l. F. dI)
Societa Beato Gabrielle del Gran
Sasso - Societa Guido Monaco
d'Arezzo - Banda Catiello Piz-
"a.
II corteo parti dale 8 strade,
procedette per Christian stret,
fino alPundicesima strada, lun-
20 la quale raggiunse Federal
street. da cUi usci In Broad e 81
aVVlO per II pafcO.
Seguivano il cOrteo motif car
ri allegorici riccamente ed arti-
sticamente addobbati fra quail
eranO quelli della ditta G. c. A.
Baldi Bros & Co. negoziante in
carboni, della Mariuelli Model
Bakery. D. A. Turchi & Sons due
carri che attirarOno pammirs-
zione del pubblico; Baccallieri
Bros B. Co, avente del torchi in
alto df spremere PUva; P. la
Boccetta B. Son, A. D'Orazio,
(due carri), Verna Art Photo
Studio. conteneute una infinitA
di fotografie, daIla misura hi u
IA cart0lina r07tala ala gran
dezza naturaIe. = Roma r Bro
DR.. A. Lippi Thomas spins
II corteo, davsnti al palazzs
municipaie, IN passato IN rivists
daI sindacD, on Cav Jff j.
Hampton Moor. = dal Regio
Console d'Italia IN Philadelphia
Cav Uff Luigi silIifti Con /
due illustri funzionari erano /.
DR. Giuseppe Fabiani Paw Jo-
.eph p BartiIucci D cav r Y
II. Nardi q pinterprete di Corte
Thomas Del Vecchio
Durante n percorso del eortel
furono deposte corone di hori
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A Marcus Hook, Pa.

A Marcus
lie ire logge delpOrdine ri.
gil d'Italia di Chester Marcus
Hooks, Pa, Dante Alighieri",
"Sbarco di Marsala" 81 We
spri" formauO il nerbo princi-
pale dele forze italiane di quel-
le due vicinissime colonie. Esse
avevano preso Piniziativa que
stanno di commemorate Cri-
stoforo Colombo ed un comitato
ad hoe era state gia nominate.
Ma per non creare disturb
avevano poscia rinunziato all'i-
dea c lasciatO libcrO il gruppO
che ia capo a quel prete cato
licO, il quale non senti il biso-
gno di invitarlc, perche POrdi-
ne e un "pruno' negli occhi del
faIliti arrivisti PA cosI che lc
tire logge intcrvcuncro a Win
ington ed Marcus Hook
non come dice sulp"Opinione"
il Comm. G. &. A. Baldi, nemi-
co giuriato della italianissima
Istituzione, che cioe Ia colonia di
Chester (quale cOIOniaD ave
va trionfalmentc celebrate il
Columbus Day" So ST ccccttua
Pastensiouismo dcpIOrcvOlc hi
qualche nucleo (cOme Sc dicesse
II nucleo degli scudieri al servi-
zio del becchinoJ che sta per-
dendo Ia sua ragione d'esserc a
furia di attiVita negative"
In ogni mOdo, dicevamo, mol
tissimi sOci dele tire lOQRe Ia
maggior partc iuterveuuerO q
Marcus Hook per assistere ALA
commemorazione preparata dal
"Ital0 American Fix Service
and Citizen Club" u cgi c0mifatg
era costituitO dai signori Char
les Rudella, presideute; Gre
scenzo Nacrelli. vice presidente;
CorradO Di Sciullo, segrctario;
Raffaele CerenziO, Rocco Sgro,
Rocco Di Tizio, Angelo BOHavi-
ia, Angelo Mincoia, Giuseppe
BOrselIi g DemetriO BraHcati
Prima della commemorative
In casa del Cav. Nicola Albane-
se veniva offerta una cena al
Cav. Uff. Luigi Si.i.tti, ReYio
Console d'ItaIia In Philadelphia,
che aveva promesso ri presen-
ziare Il celebraziOne deyIi *
Egli arriyava q
Chester nelPautord0bi.e del si-
znOr CrescenzO EacrelIi. accom-
Dsgnato dal Grande Venerable
delpOrdine Figli d'TtaIia per 10
State di Pennsylvania Cav 4
Giuseppe Di SiIvestrO, dai Dr.
Giuseppe Fsbiani, dal Dr. Gu
seppe Alliance daI Cav Co
stantin0 Costautini, raDpresen-
.ante del Prozresso Ita.o-Ame-
ricanO. Al DranzC Darter.Eg an
che II direttore ne IA Elee del
"a Colonia" siYnor Si.Vio Ll5era-
tore arrivat0 I'm ritzrdg martre
I'll ospiti avevang coEa.Usto
1Uasi d meta del saccUIent1 -
no.
Terminate ceaa Sal.1~o-
bile del sig1Cr @aerelIE ..a.a
iel Cav. Albs1ese ce1 gli 1s.i-
&. di Phiisde,Da.a v1Laro1, ala
volta di Marcus Hook % c1i Tea
sro prircipsle era zTeUitC r =
fol.e Fl assiepaTs sIcle f.CE y
Dorta d'in2Tesso fin d gs'CEa
DriIs.
II Regio Clns0Ie non nasc1se
= sgz grsdita sorDresa ne w.
dere ri11iti, .1 I1 p.cco.o -aC-
tro. tsz:5 n1Etri eo1Dzz5 5.-a-
L Qga1to ez.i feee per errEeEa
Orchestra lirettz Czl sgE,r
PLzcido DE- Flria l1tgo11 "a
marcia YezIe i cgl 11.e Fl .1-
tysccisra1o con 2riGs Gi Eevlre
Italia. eTVlTs {. 1Cstr5 Cor ~
r. g I present.. e.t-l FRI ge[l IA
Gro E1s l1ff1e1t5ces5e li---
s-rsz.C1s II rzrrEe9a-sz--e ~.
~~a-r- yr--1r-~.
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svose tema della rateanza la pomcsa rvedcr-
del doveri Social Ale ST. in crcostaza anuo
1130 i soci tornarono allie loro venture
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
CARD OF THANKS

30 many people IN different parts
of the county have asked me about
my son, Harry, that | decided to
ask you to publish this short letter.
His lett knee began palning him the
day before Christmas, 1921. Hit
leg kept getting worse until on Sep
tember 2l it had TO be amputated
above his knee. We take this meth
cd of publicly expressing our appre
cation Of the help, sympathy and
encouragement we have received
from our friends both near and far
and the pbysloi ms who have treated
MIN We do not know what we
would have done without you. May
the trouble aud anxiety that we
have had this year never befall you.
J. l.. Talbot
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

Strayed-Two FIVE year old mare
mules about l4i hands high. One
bay, other dark brown, both shod IN
front. Brown mule has two small
collar marks on both sides. Last
seen in Pocahontss Sunday night
sept 10th, with brides on. Will
pay $l6 reward for information
leading to their recovery, or s2O for
the return OF the mules to me at
Pocahontas. Please give any
information TO Wesley Bennett,
q 1t PocshoDtas Ark =
For Sale-40 acre farm at Shiloh
church five miles from Pocabontar.
Good upland farm and up IN good
shape with good improvements.
VIII sell cheap for cash or part IN
trade. James R. PbilIips.
7-4tp. Pocahontas, Ark.
See Riggs & Jones before buying
a second hand car. They have
them. 7-2t
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
BROOKINGS

Weather somewhat cooler and
planters busy in their cotton.
w. j. Brown was IN Corning on
business last Monday.
Henry Quellmilz of St. LOUIS was
here couple Of days last week 10
the interest of his lumber business
Henry Quellmslz Jr., was in St,
Louis over Sunday.
The Richard Bros. Western Show
was here Monday. Needless to say
it was we'll attended.
Mrs. Earl DuLaney was IN Poplar
Bluff a few days first of the week
Ebert Triplett and family we're
Sunday guests oil Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Archer.
Little Miss Berneta Davis is still
quite sick with malarlal fever.
Mr.. and Mrs James Vester enter
tanned at Sunday dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Brady and family of Peach Or
chsrd.
Charles Hill and family with Mrs
Ledbetter and Frank Hill were Sun
day guests at the w. J. Brown home
A number from this neighborhood
have been attending services at the
M. Il. church at Peach Orchard the
past week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

Some of the pupils belonging to
This district are in Peach Orchard
school until our schoolhouse is com
plettd, which will be several weeks
yet
Lloyd Moudy aud family of Shi
loh were Sunday guests OF Mrs Dc.
ma Goings and family.
Little Helen Welsh, who has been
quite sick for the past week with
malsrial fever, Is some better, we
are glad to report.
Ed. r. l.. Lewis filed his appoint
ment at the Baptist church here Sat
u.daY night, Sunday aud Sunday
night, giving to his hearers three
helpful, logical sermons Ed. Lew
is entered Sunday upon his sixth
year as pastor of this Baptist church
and he, by fsitbfulnoss and personal
influence, has given to the church
great strength which IN return has
been a power for right living and
spiritual uplIft in this community.
Elmo Jr., the little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmo Knapp, came near
being seriously hurt Saturday.
While driving a horse to hay bal
or some of the machinery broke and
before the boy could get out Of the
way the doubletrees were thrown
back IN such a way that they struck
the boy on the head, causing very
ugly wound. lie was immediately
taken to a doctor, who dressed the
hurt and told the parents that there
need be no uueaslness unless compli
cations should arise.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Endorse Amendment I3

-
The State Convention ot ,bo Fer.
mer's Union went on ecord as Oh.
Po'ed TO Amendments IA aud l5nd
In favor of No Is. The resolu
uons were as follows.
Whereas, the majority Of the citi
zInship OF this state, and especially
the great mass OF lsborlng people,
who have not the time or ne oppor,
UNITY to read and Investigate the
various amendments Cffered from
time to time for adoption; and
Whereas, This condition of ignor
ance and Indifference is oftentImes
taken advantage of by the profess.
lonal politicians, and the will of the
people Is not known or recognized; I;
and
Whereas, We have had men
among us who have had the time
and opp ortunity to investigate and
tamlllarize themselves with certain
amendments, which will be submit.
ted to the people for adoption or re
lection in the forthcoming general
election, notably Amendments Nos.
IA and l5; and
Whereas, The recommendations
coming to us, coupled with our
knowledge of these amendments,
and basing out attitude toward these
amendments from this knowledge
and information; therefore, be IT
Resolved, That the delegates here
assembled 10 the eighteenth annual
convention of the Arkansas State
farmers I'm on do 60 on record as
being unllterably oppos ed to
Amendments Nos. IA and 10, and
pledging themselves toa campaign
IN their respective counties against
the adoption Of either of ths,e
amendments III the coming election.
Whereas, The ana Z. League,
the Arkansas State Federation of
Labor and other bodies and organ
izatlons, as well as a large numb Der
of the more prominent men and wo-
men In this State, have, for the past
several years, given their approval
and endorsement to an amendment
known as No l3; and
Whereas, The purposes of this
amendment is to place in the hands
of the people that power of govern
ment necessary TO form Of govern
ment close to the people; and
Whereas, Laws are enacted by
our General Assembly Of which the
great mass of our citizenship are
not familiar, aud are not consulted
In the introduction of or passage OF
same; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, By the Arkansas State
Farmers Union In convention As.
sembled, That we give our hearty
support and best efforts to the adop-
ton of Amendment No. l3 in the
forthcoming genera! election, and
that each delegate here assembled Is
instructed to take up the adoption
of this amendment upon his return
home, to the end that our people
may be made familiar with the pur
poses Of No. l3.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

Lawrence county claims the title
of "Mother of Counties" because
since the formation Of that county
in the territory Of Arkansas in 1915
thirty one cou mites have been FORM
ed from It's original territory.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

WHEREVER the cxac-
wy tons and tests Of tires
are most severc-tll2rc
you will find Firestone Cords
in universal usc.
The hard jobs seek Fire
stone. And 50 we'll has Tire
stone responded under difficult
conditicns--so consistently has
mileage mounted to totals im-
possible to obtain from orGi-
nary tires that today Most
Miles per Dollar is the buying
slogan os thinking motorists
eyerywherts
The blending and tempering
of rubber, gum-dipped cord
construction, air-bag cure-a!l
these mileage methods have
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Whers Extra SeJdce is Demanded
Eirestone Cords Predominate

been developed by men whose
life work is the production OF
constantly increasing tire val
ues for the public.
Users in this vicinity verify
Firestone reputation, and re-
port almost daily some new
Firestcne record of extra dis
lance travelled.
Don't be satisfied to buy
tires-buy values-the longest
mileage at the lowest price con-
sistHnt eyith such reliable per-
formancc: -
Make Host Miles per Dollar
your principle of tire economy
= choose your next tire on
that basis.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

"a farmer who has COW, a sow,
a hen, home garden and field of
feed stuff, Is like poker player
holding five aces-he can't lose
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
MONUMENTS

Mr.. Campbell, of McCammon,
Idaho, recently came l,7o0 miles
TO my Yards here aud spent just
twenty minutes selecting a $1,000
monument, whlch we bad lettered
and erected all in good shape at the
grave in less than 10 days.
Remember 1t Is only srS hour mo
tor drive from Pocahontas, Ark,
where you too can select that monu-
m nt you are intending TO buy.
Five (5) clIloads in stock to select
from at prices from SIS 10 $500.
each Moore, "Tbe Monument
Man." Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Let the American Tailor shop do
yoar cleaning and pressing. Phone
No. 10.
Wanted To hear from owner Of good farm
for sale. State cash price, full Particulars.
d. r. Bush, Minneapolis. Mimi. 3tp
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Report of the Condition of
firStNdtiOndI Bank

Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.
at bhe close OF business, Sept. 10.
1922.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

times. Only ten Americans were lett
in the Legion, in January, 1918, and
most of these were transferred 20 the
A. z. F., leaving two to finish the. war
with the Foreign Legion.
They came from all classes of Amer
team society.
Edward Mandell stone the first
American killed by the enemy, was a
former member OF the United States
diplomatic service and brother-in-law
OF George w. Perkins. vice-presiden
of the City National Bank OF New
York. DR.. David Wheeler was we'll
known surgeon OF Buffalo, Paul Pa-
velka was cowboy, sailor and all
round adventurer in many lands. Ken
meth Weeks. OF a well-to-do Boston
family, knew Paris on vacation trips
in his boyhood. and had come to study
architecture at the Beaux-Arts. but
playwrigilting and book writing got
the better OF IL. Jack Casey was a
well-known newspaper artist and
writer. Charles Trinkard worked in a
New York steamship office before Au-
gust, 1914.
Ainu WdS y = tdnudLe FIlSAlAtNl Va NAiS
University of Michigan. Alan Sec
gers poems already had been widely
praised. Nick Kornies sold bananas
on New Works East Side. Bert Hall
drove a taxicab in Paris. Ivan Mock
was a mining engineer in charge of a
silver mine in Peru. and quit the JOB
to enlist. Arthur Barry was "a first
class plastercr when at work.
Rene Phelizot had made quite for
tune in Africa, killing elephants for
their tusks and trading for old tusks.
Frank Musgrave and Denis Dowd
were lawyers in good practice. Rus
sell Kelly, of education and good FAM
lily, came TO France in cattle boati
Algernon Sartoris was a grandson
of Gen. L. $. Grant. Victor Chapman
was descended from a signer of the
Declaration Of Independence. Five or
Kenneth Weeks's ancestors Zone being
Capt. Miles Standish) went over in the
Mayflower. kiffin and Paul Rock
well were descendants OF William
Rockwell, who settled in America in
1880. Edgar Bouliguy's family emil
grated from France 10 New Orleans
in f7iS: and his grandfather was
Congressman from Louisiana when