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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
KENT CHILDREN HERE
FOR THEIR OWN GOOD
Rev. w. K. Lord Tells Why Six
Were Brought Here
From Dover.

Concerning the SIX children who
were brought from Dover ON Satur-
day and were hathed by the matron
a. the police station. Rev. w. Kay
Lord. superintendent ~ the Delaware
Home Society. said hat he
and his associate helper. Miss Char
lot;e &. Wells. are responsible for the
presence Of the children IN Whining
ton. lie added that for the sake Of
the children, the society has never
believed in the general publicity Of
conditions such as surrounded these
children.
THE main facts are these" he said
today. About six months ago our
attention was called 20 the unbe-
iievable condition Of this family. There
were nine children. three Of them over
sixteen. who were not considered in
the removal at this time.
The wife svore out a warrant Tor
the husbands arrest for non-support.
but the wife Withdrew -. After this,
the Delaware Children's Home Society
called on the case. a difficult one. the
father having his sympathizers. the
mother hers. and the children theirs
VII AAf SaAAftAAAAAa 4 went 1VM AAAAN
determined 10 remove the children. !
found the father and the mother away.
and decided not 10 remove them as Il
might be said that l had kidnapped
them. / did heNe a warrant issued fol
the arrest OF the parent and children
for Saturday. December %. when IN,
court. Judge Harrington sitting. turned
the SIX children over 10 the Delaware
Childrsn's Home Society. The homes
permanent and temporary. into which
these children were placed. were Sc.
cured days before. SO thht we knew
where they were going. Our friends
who took the baby met US Al the traii
and together We proceeded 10 our OF
1 fee in the Ford Building. We had ar
ranged with the msiron and chic
I Black for the ADDITIONS. hence the pre-
v.ous report. Both parents OF tneI
own volition consented 10 the remova
20. their children. I feel that thes
facts should properly get before tn
public who are supporting n work.
MIR. Lord explained hat this is tn
third family that has been cared 70
since June and hat although IN
children are being looked out for ~
Christmas. the Society needs fund
for the expenses OF these removal;
He hopes that possibly four Of th
children will be adopted. No chill
under the care OF the society j. adOpte
without a trial Of ms year. SO That a
concerned may be satisfied.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
WILSON Gs TOMORROW.
Former President Planning for Demo-
cratic Triumph In 1923.

Washington. Dec. 27-Woodrow
Wilson. more vigorous Than A. any
time since his sudden physical col
lapse. will be 6s years Cd tomorrow
His birthday fnds tho wartime
President making rapid strides on tho
road 90 recovery. Ho s rooia ming
the health which was his bof-rc tho
rigors % war duties I'll bJt physically
wrecked him. ITc e about ready 20
grasp On Arm hands 'ne ~e'ns - Demo
cratic leadership temporarily unloosed
by Illness.
Throughout ME @rrolonged ind spogi-
ton. NJ. wilson has remained 70
power % Tho Democrat party. Ills
leadership MAS Cel- 10 thc past e.ec-
lions. He injected a. ~ many locale
ties. W4.son plans. intimate friends
disclose. to plunge into the national.
political maelsfrom.
Health permitting. ne Vi.l 10 an
outstanding figure IN ne 1924 Prcs.-
Dental campaign.
Friends make this claim and now
Wilson himself believes j..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
FOUND THREE 4 CROWD.
Bride Divorces Husband Because His
Mother Slept With Them.

Ch.cago. Dec. 27.-Thrte $ a crowd.
especially when The tn.vd party r. the
groom's mother and insists upon sleep
ins wiki the bride and IS days
Immediately following their marriage.
Judge Stenen ,ook th.s view If the
case when ne granted a divorce to
Mis-. Helen L. Heiser and Si00 "a month
ai.mony.
In addition to zine crowded con-
d.tion of the nupt.a. n-d chamber. the
plaintiff said. ,here were five other
"In-,aws occupying the N,1e fIat. and
they insisted upon accompanying her
into the bathroom when she desired
20 take a bath. some Of them were
also Invariably present when she are
tempted 20 dress and undresS.
When she complained o. these coa-
dit.ons. she says her husband broke
a number % -phonograph records over
her head and otherwise m~a,,reated
her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
SIR DERRICK MARRIED.
Son 81 Late Diamond Magnate Set
tied Down After Big Orgie.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.

bN ArrbIAdAFA AFT- u AhFIN ENrAANEs
New York. Dec. 27.-Sir Derrick
julius Wernher. son Of the late Sir
julius Wernher. VINO was said 90 nav
made mere than $4,000. 600 N the
South African diamond feds. and
Miss Theodore Raman0v. a Young
Russian. were married secretly Two
weeks ago. the bridegroom admitted
today. Both ne and his bride denied
rumors that she is of royal blood.
Sir Derrick. VINO said he was n
the advertising business. FIRST at
tracted public attention when his s3th-
pr published m English and conunen-
tai newspapers. a notice n Ia ne would
pay no more bills for me young man.
The son was said 20 have accumuiat-
ed debts totalling s20O.0 900 az Eton
and oxford and 1915 900 more al the
races in Europe.
When SIR julius died i- vas learned
he had lefc his son $4,000 r year
until ne reached 90 years. when the
annuity was 20 be increased 20 Sc
900. Sir Derrick said ne "a a poor"
man. He met Mss Romanov socially.
he said. ;wo years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
COURT MAY
Be LEG|SLATED OUT
Some Republican Leaders Said
to be in Favor Of Such a
Proposition.

Some Republican leaders have come
u openly and are urging the aboli-
ton of the New Castle County Levy
Court. one prominent party worker
said today that he believes the Iegis-
lature will abolish the body at its
coming session and he limited that
Republicans will aid in the move. II
IL j. attempted.
With the time rapidly drawing near
for the organization OF the new court.
the members are further away than
ever from organization. with the
election OF Hamilton Stewart 10 the
body Il was thought that there would
10 some chance Of the Republicans
getting together. hut Il IL doubtful
now II this will he done.
rs ~ stands now MesSrs. Rail and
Wright represent the Ball faction oi
the Levy Court, while Mcssrs. Stewart
and Jones are not considered rs in
thar faction. These TWO q have
made several efforts 10 get together
hut have failed N their efforts. The
Democratic members are Messrs
Ruckson. Har; and Truitt.
During this year there WAS a com.
h.nation. with Frank Jones. Republi.
can. cooperating with the Democratic
memherr o, tho court. There wa.
some talk that such a combins. ior
would ~ present in the new bsnds. bu,
today 81 was stated tina there "a no.
much prospect OF the formation OF Z
combine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
EQUITABLE MONTHLY OUT.
Leading Article II Illustrated His.
tor1cal sketch Of Kent County.

An illustrated article on Kent county
occupies the place OF honor in the
latest iesue OF the Equitable Monthly,
for the last quarter OF 1922.
= The illustrations. from photographs,
include the State House. the present
day successor to 1.-The elegant structure
built OF brick" which in the last decade
OF the Eighteenth Century was de-
scr!bed a. giving a air of grandeur
to the town" The view and the
article refer 10 the exterior restora-
tons made through the efforts OF the
Delaware Society OF Colonial Danes.
Other views show the Wesley Col
leglate Institute. the Hotel Richard
son, the Century Club House and the
Mrs. Anna Watson Home. formerly
the home Of Caesar Rodney. all in
Dover. In addition Ia pictured the
House OF the Entailed Hat" at Cam
den. near Dover. so called because IL
IS made the scene OF the story The
Entailed Hat" written by George Al
fred Townsend. based on historical
data OF Csv' War and Colonial timee
The text touches in a sketchy fash
ION the social. political and business
characteristics Of Kent county as a
whole md OF Dover as it's chief town
Attention Ia also called to the fruit
and vegetable raising and canning in
dustries.
The issue of the Monthly" is a
highly creditabls one and IL is 10 bs
hoped that other Delaware towns and
localities may be treated in future
issues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Young MAN WEEDS sTEPMOTHER.
Washington Onicisls Move TO Annul
Illegal Marriage.

Washington. ID. C., Dec. u
Through . clerical oversight. a license
was issued yesterday Ia the District
Of Columbia Supreme Court. per
hitting ~2s-year-old Siba J.. Christie
20 marry his ~42-year-Oid stepmOther.
Mrs. Bessie l.. Christie.
An hour after the ccrmouy was per-
formed by Judge Mattingiy. 81 the
Municipal Court. who did not know Of
the relationship, il was found that the
marriage was a direct violation Of the
District Of Columbia code. Mean
while The couple had disappeared.
leaving the legal authorities greatly
perplexed. They expect 10 cause an
nulment.
Mrs. Christie mas ventured into
matrimony twice before. Her frs,
husband was divorced and hr second
ore. father Of her third. died.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

Magistrate Gluckman has issued
marriage licenses 10 the following:
Marion l.. Crumlish. 1915 West Ninth
street. and Elizabeth 4. Gibney. 1904
Clayton street; John T. Smith. 2509
South Hecks street. Philadelphia. and
Adel!na Hammer. COS West Twelfth
street; Charles Scott. SEQ Lombard
street. and Ida Price. same address;
Morris Seidel. AGO East Fourth street.
and Title Levenkron. 623 West Sew
enth street. Magistrate Black has is
sued a license 20 John II. Anderson.
1906 West Sixteenth street, and Anna
4. Hill. same address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

At tho club the next night. when
the preliminarics ~ Introduction were
over with. Mrs. C1averly looked long
and intently at the girl.
Excuse me for staring" shs said,
hut I couldn't believe tha, YOU we're
really the girl in the picture. so you're
Tome occult sweetheart, after all
Isn't 80 wonderful 20 fed
Wasn't Il the funniest thing7' gig
gled Eleanor. And we ire 80 much
obliged 10 the medium. too. because
II 81 hadn't been for the picture I never
would have been able 80 find Tom.
You know how q was2 You see. Tom
stopped for the night at the hotel
where my aunt and I were stopping
I admit I was attracted from the first
and knew that Tom had noticed mo,
but OF course there was no way % oar
getting an Introduction. Well, any
way. the next morning. quito BE- acc.-
dent. / left my little camera in the
lobby.
Fred Gage had taken a enap ~ me
with - tho day before. but we hadn't
turned n. md Tom must have left
his camera in the lobby. too. and when
ne went hack for 10 he got mine. That
was just DO ore ne went away. I knew
right or hat ! had the wrong camera
and I rather thought hat u was his.
u somehow didn't look like mine. /
was 90 anxious 20 find out what Toms
name was. but auntie wouldn't let me
ask tho clerk or look at the registra-
ton book. ] rather thought he'd find
that picture Of me IN the camera he
took. lie took one over 10 and made
a double exposure. Then when my
picture a%ppearedin the paper. OF course
aunt insisted on our writing and ask
Ing him 90 explain. All my friend.
recognized 10 az me and leased me uu-
merc!fully about g.. SO we wrote and
right away Tom came out 70 sec u'
and-weil. won't 70 10 rich, When w'
send the announcement Of Our engage.
ment 20 the papers we're going % le'
them have the Ittle story about th'
camera. not that we Ike publicity. bu
that viii let tho world know that therl
J really wasn't anything HpOOky abou
the pictures after all. because - coursI
there never is
& And 80 impressed wac Aunt Claverl
20 by the fiuency - her nephcw's nanc
That she merely murmured. or cours
+ not"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
M'DANIEL IN ASYLUM.
Wilmington Man Committed to
Washington Institution With
Consent Of His Family.

Paul Mcdaniel. IS years old Of 1909
Washington street. who last Thurs
day was arrested in Washington. ID.
G.. when he attempted to see Presi-
dent Harding at the White House. to
demand restitution for a heavy fine
imposed on him when arraigned by
the authorities there for an earlier
o~ffense. has been committed 90 an
asylum in Washington. 1t wac learned
today. His confinement. IL is believed
is only temporary.
Last Friday. when the news was re-
oeived here OF McDaniel's arrest,
Elmer Mcdaniel. his father. vent 20
Washington. Acting upon the advice
Of his attorney, Mr.. Mcdaniel Ia sal ID
to have related 70 the police there
facts OF his sons mental condition,
and did not OPPOSE the action OF the
authorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
NAVY Now RECRUITING
HOSPITAL ATTENDANTS

word has been received at the local
4, = Navy recruiting orice in TN.
pld Federal Building. sixth and King
streets. ~ n tempting offer being
made az the present time to a limited
number &C newly enlisted men.
In addition to some fifteen petty
'fhcer ratings open To qualified newly
enlisted men In the United States
Navy. the Navy Department has just
authorized the enlistment Of a limited
number 10 new men as hospital APP
prentlccs.
nefore acceptance. applicants mus,
pas- tho regular physical examination
81 o Navy recruiting station. have a
hish school education. and he OF good
moral character. After being accept
I'D, they arc sem directly 20 the Navy
fhsrnasists school at Portsmouth
Virginia, for a sin months course.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
LEVY COURT TO CLOSE
IT'S YEAR ON FRIDAY
Stormy Session hintsd at, But
Fires Seem to Have Cooled
SomoWha {

Members of the present Levy Court
hor~ ito nnal sese ION. or Friday. will
n pc~ccful. Some of them yesterday
sd each other Of insratitude and
hiu,cd that mention might he made
on tfidsy OF liberal allowances for
automobile gpk~~p and other ex-
reuses. hu, the opinion was expressed
TODAY thai refNcnce thereto will not
- made AZ the nnal session.
The court yesterday refused To pay
q bill Of the annon Motor Co. amount
lny 90 ssa.So. ~ making rcpsirs to a
ear belonging 90 the County Highway
Department. which was damaged in
Q collision on the Csusewav when
county officials were returning from
o baseball game al Midd,e;own on
August -. 1921. Following yesterdays
session william y. Nirden. an employee
81 the County Highway Department.
Who had been summoned before the
court 10 give details OF the accident.
mot Commissioner Jones in a corridor
81 the Public Building. and a wrangle
snsu.d.
The 10 Levy Court will meet next
TUESDAY with the probability Of a
DEADLOCK on organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
DIARY INDUSTRY IS
GROWING RAPIDLY
Swine and Poultry Raising Also
Discussed by Vet
erinarians.

The rapid strides being made in this
state in d~airyinG and swine production
and the poultry industry we're the main
topics OF an address recently delivered
Ivy Dean Charles A. McCue before the
State Veterinary Medical Society,
meeting at Delaware University.
Az Delaware Ia the only State cast
of the Corn Belt that produces an ex-
cess of corn, he advocated the feeding
OF this crop to swine rather than cx-
porting IL.
DIR. G. G. Palmer. head OF the Animal
Industry Department. spoke on the
work being done In that department.
covering poultry diseases, hos cholera
and contagious diseases In cattle.
DIR. Ruhl Of Milford invited the So
ciety to hold its summer meeting al
Rehoboth.
Newly elected officers are: DIR. Harry
Mcdaniel. Dover. president; DIR. G. G,
Palmer, University OF Delaware, TED
rotary and treasurer; Drs. Ruhl. Mil
ford. Ewes. wilmington Mcdowell,
Mlddletown. board of directors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
ONE OF CORNELL CREW FOUND.
Yawl with Frozen Rody ~ sailor
Only Trace ~ Missing Lake Tug.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Cleveland. Dec. -. Although prac-
;icaliy no hope r. held out FOR the
safety 81 the tug Cornell. search 81
Lake Erie in an Effort 10 solve the
mystery surrounding the disappear
ance or the vessel was continued to-
day.
Finding OF a Nfeboat containing the
frozen body Of Michael Paytosh. one
OF the eight members OF the crew. dis
PEELED any belief hat the Cornell Is
safe. The yawl and it's contents were
picked up yesterday by the @ \. Gill
more. one of the tugs assisting IN the
search.
Ten miles west Of the point where
the lifeboac a located the Gilmore
he'd previously sighted severa. oil cane
floating On the light waves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
CHRISTMAS rLAyLET
AT TINE PLAYHOUSE

while the Christmas Candies Burn"
. play. VIII ~ presented ny the Com
muni'v service under the auspices %
the Wilmington Drams League. at
The Playhouse tbs afternoon and to-
morrow afternoon A. . 20 O'Clock. The
rs compr ses mon women and chill
drrn Connected with the Fairgrounds.
rhe MAY VAS written by Mss Pauline
h Nroomsn.
About 2 600 children from Inc play
~ 'uuds. Tho F.rri~ Industrial school
and the ChIdren's Nome will see the
play MAYER Leroy Harvey will greet
ne children. william r. White and
Nss Marie Hagshey viii lead ia carol
ainsng THE afternoon and NJ. and
Me-. Guy ro-d will Lad tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
SEEKING ARMY.NAvY GAME.
Baltimore Bending Her Energies a.
Have Next Gridiron Contest.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Baltimore. Dec. 27-Mayor William
r. Broening headed n delegation 81
Baltimore business men which left
FOR Philadelphia this morning 20 adj
me their efforts toward bringing the
Army-Navy football game 10 this city
fall.
The delegation will attend the con
ference representative. Of the West
Point Military Academy u Naval
academy Athletic Associat ions at
Philadelphia this afternoon. The
playing agreement for the annual in
ter-service game and the place and
date for tho 1929 contest are 10 be
considered at the conference. II Is
said here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
RADCLIFFE PRESIDENT RETIREs

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. 27.-The
resignation Of lie Baron Russell
Briggs as president Of Radcliffe Col
lege was announced at the annual bust
ness meeting Of the Radcliffe Alumnae
Association yesterday.
The resignation. which ends a ser
vice of twenty years as head Of Rad
cllne. will take effect in June. Pro-
fessOr Briggs is also dean OF the
faculty or arts and sciences OF Har-
ward College.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
OLDEST CAT IN UNITED STATES IS DEAD
At AGE Of "a YEARS AND THREE MONTHS
Thomas Patriarch" Was Mas cot on Northern Pacific Rail
road Trains in Montana Many Years; Failing Teeth Re-
duced His Menu to Condo nsed Milk in Final Days.


To the loss OF his teeth hc ceased TO
bother mice and lived on condensed
milk during his hnsl year.
Thomas claim OF oldest cat in the
country was threshed a year ago
when q 2o-year-old kitten at Mis-
soula, hid claim 10 the age champion
ship. The story appeared in papers
all over the country and no cat arose
~ dispute the Billings Toms honors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
MUCH DISEASE HERE.
TransmIssible Cases In City nj Pre-.
ent Time Total III.

Three new cases Of communicable
disease were reported TO the Board OF
Health today. There was one case
each of scarlet fever. chicken pox and
measles. There are nov 1i1 cases Of
transmissible diseases in the city. "a
follows; measles. 6s; scarlet fever.
s5: chicken-pox. %: whooping cough.
10; mumps. /; d%iphtheria. l; anthrax.
I.
Only n small number ~ deaths re-
sulting from pneumonia have been re-
ported to the Board OF Health office
this year. During the past 20 days
there have 1sen six deaths from this
disease in Wilmington. Two OF then
were reported last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
LARGER CHICAGO POsTOFFICE.
Engineers Planning Extension Z,
stretch Upwards 81 Stories.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Chicago. Dec. 27.-Federsl engineers
from Washington we're in Chicago to-
day 10 ;est the ~postofiCe foundations
for the contemplated remOdelling OF
the present structure 10 % stories in
height.
The postofice then would be Chi
Cages tsllest s~kyscraper. and the
governments largest building. Il
would house all Federal departments
operating in the city.
A request for 5000. 900 to remodel
the structure is pending before the
House appropriations committee. The
present building was completed in
1902 at a cos OF about $500. 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
PENNA. 60. PAYS u PER CENT.
Pennsylvania X. X. Subsidiary DE.
clares An Extra ~ Per Gent Dis
fribution.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec. 27.-The Pennsyl-
yania Company. the capital stock Of
which is owned by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, declared it's usual
semi-annual dividend Of . pea cent and
an extra dividend n 20 per cent. pay
able out Of its accumulated surplus on
December 80 To stockholders OF record
December -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
HANNIS TAYLOR DEAD.
Was Minister to Spain aud an An.
thority on international Law.
BY ASSOCIATED Press to Every Evenins.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. Dec. 27.-Hannis Tay-
Tor. former United States minister
20 Spain. and recognized authority on
international law. died a, his home
here last wight. aged Il, after an i'll
ness Of n month.
After serving as minister To Spain
for four years from appointment in
1899. DIR. Taylor later was counsel for
the government before the claims
commission. established under the
Spanish-American treaty. and also be-
fore the Alaska boundary commission
In 1908.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

Billings. Mont, Dec. 27-Thomas
Patriarch. the oldest cat in the United
States, was dead hoe today. aged "a
years and three months. al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover sample.
Thomas was born in Mortified.
MINI. In 1898. and for a long time
was mascot on Northern Pacific trains
between Mandan and Glendive. OWNS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
S,>ri ATTEMPTS To'IEAr
tRON WILSON LINZ ROAT

Relieved 10 hsv. h.en temporarily
~dorsnsed. Jcesph SAINT. = young
italian from Chester. attempted 20
commit suicide by jumping from the
second deck ~ a Wilson Line sies mer
bound FOR his city last night. Upon
hr arrival 20 IN. "a ssnti was taken
info custody by Policeman wurtele.
AMER spending ssversi hours ~ the
pulse station the man vas released
wth Instructions % return 20 his
hums
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Rev. 7. X. Van Dyke at Epworth.

Rev. Thomas Il. Van Dyke 81
Cec.ton. Md. mas accepted an invita-
ton 20 become pastor Of EpwOrth
Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII
m.ngton. next year. and Rev. +. p.
Thomas will probably go from Ep-
worth 10 Laurel. Nj. Van Dyke j. a
former pastor OF Nj. Salem Church.
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
smith. Hs Ii q

Miss Adeline r. Hammer, daughter
Of late Nicholas and Mary A. Hammer
ard John r. Smith Of Philadelphia
were married at : o'clock this morning
al sacred Heart Church by Rev.
Walter Leonard. They lef, for Al
lantic CITY and after a brief honey
moon they will reside in Philadel-
phis. Relatives from New York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk we're present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
N'CARE CHOIR MEMBERS
HOSTS TO EPWORTH IFAGCE

The choir 81 McCabe Memoria. NJ.
T.. Church entertained the Epwot-h
League at a midnight breakfast sun
day n.sht in the church basement.
Af;.r the breakfast. each on. presen;
received q E!tt from two Christmas
trees. which stood on the platform. To
each sit: was tied an appropriate
verse.
About : a. m. the party. consisting
90 - persons. left the church and
creed the vicinity FOR many blocks.
stopping in front Of the homes OF the
SICK and shu:-ins. thelr pastor and
sunday schoo! superintendent, where
they saax Christmas carols.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

Besides those patrons whose nance
already been published. the fol-
also have made possible the at
tendance OF the children at the Drama
League play in The Playhouse today
and tomorrow: Fred II. GawthrOp.
David r. Rutter. George Gary. VII
liam u. Foster, Mr.. mad ]Irs. Lam
mot du Pont.