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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
GIDDINGS TELLS REAL
DANGER TO AMERICA
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April s.
Loss Of the principles of self-govern-
'ment, sclf-managemcnt and self con-
troll through n division of national
consciousness" will result in this
country unless the people as a unit
throw off their "intcllcctual lazinessr
and stop being governed by a lot Of
sclf-appointcd ccnsors and legisla-
tors" Dr. Franklin II. Giddings. pro-
fcssor Of sociology and history of civ
ilization. of Columbia University. New
York, declared here today. in the
course Of a lecture to the students Of
the College OF William and Mary. DIR.
Giddngs was the guest OF the col
lcgc for the day.
Unless the people OF the country
collectively do things in man fash
ion" DR.. Giddings said, there will be
Il complete breakdown OF civilization.
The trouble that leads to unrest in
this country today is lack Of ability
on the part Of the people to endure
pleasure" Such state OF being led
10 the fall OF Rome. and the French
revolt against Louis XIV, ne said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
ASKS POSTMASTER
TO CURE HER SON
[Ry United Ntws.l

WASHlNGTON. April 5.-postmas-
ier chance has many strange re-
quests.
T"t perhaps the strangest was the
appeal OF a worried mo,her u.bo
asked for advice on how TO relieve he r
son. who had been hiccoughing for
several days.
chance recalled that woman had
ph"ned prescription to the most :
ofnce when a. NJ. Dockcry. former
lhlrd Assistant Observation-Disclosures
was suffering from Il similar aiImcpt.
>" 'hhnce looked up the remedy.
ana sent II special delivery to the
worrying mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
PROBE ALLEGED
SECOND MARRIAGE
tEv Associatcd rrcss-l

NEW YpRk. Apfil J.-Thc district
attorneys Office today began an in
vestiGation Of newspaper charges
that Joseph Donald Grafton. son Of
a wealthy Pittsburgh furniture
manufactures. had contracted n mar
rage in this city last December with
Peggy Davis. l1-ycar "Foilies"
girl three weeks after he had hcen
welded in Youngstown, Ohio, TO Ell
len curiey Mcintyre.
Assistant District Attorney Muir
ply said he would present the mat
ter to the grand Jury Immediately.
IL there was sufficient evidence TO
warrant asking an indictment for
higHmN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
CONDEMNED TO DIE
FOR ESPIONAGE IN WAR
IBy Associated Press. !

MONS. BELGIUM. April 5.-Armand
JcHhncS was condemned To death in
the court here last night for TREASON
and espionage aEains, Belgium and
me allies during tho war. He had
n"as'cd that he was instrumental in
bringing about tho arrest and cxccu-
ti"n by the Germans of Edith Caycu
iritish war nurse. hut this charge
WAS not mentioned in the Indictment
against him.
There was burst OF applause in
inc courtroom when the sentence was
,'"SScu' ana great crowd outside
Jceren Jcannes as he was taken TO
the death cell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
SOLID SHOT" RULING
MAY BE TESTED HERE
Friends OF Cnndidntrs Bcntrn by
Close Margins on Hand To-day
when Votes Arc Counted

The board Of election commissioners
VIII meet in tho ONCE of tho clerk
OF the iiustinEs Court at 10 o'clock
'hiS morning to canvass tn. returns
from the primary election of Tues
day. Andrew krouse. veteran regis
trar. is chairman Of the commission
which embraces five election on,ccrx
chosen 10y the City Electoral BOA rd
At tho conclusion Of tho canvass thu
successful nominees will he awarded
ccrtihc2ics of nomination. declaring
them the candidates Of the Demo.
cratic party in the election OF Juno
IL.
While there has been no official
confirmation OF tho report. it was
shih at city Hall yesterday that I'm
view OF the close vote in Clay and
Hau'son wards In several instances
,rienas OF the candidates may be on
hand TO ascertain the causes for
throwing out certain ballots 7, &c
presumed that IL sucn ballots wcr.
thrown aside merely because ,bny
dId not contain tho names Of tho
required number OF candidates in
each class. and a sufficient number
may be found upon which 10 bosc -
contest. proceedings may be insti-
tutcd.
Ihere was close race for Common
,ouncil In Clay Ward in which thre.
candidates come within less than
100 votes OF each other. one OF them
ee'nS the NTH man in the race. The
race Tor the Board OF Aldermen 4,
Madison Ward WAS also very cIosn
II was said at City Hall YESTERDAY
that large number of ballots wcr.
thrown ont. and It is possible the
legality OF the City Committees r,I.
inE on tho solid shot may ho
tested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
BILL TO ADD JUDGES
UP IN SENATE FRIDAY
LRy Associated pressl

WASHINGTON. April 5.-An agree
mcnt was made by the Senate today
10 vote finally next Friday on the
Dill TO create n score more OF Fed
Graz judges. This was followed by
me defeat on tie vote Of an amend
ment offered by Senator Fletcher.
iHmocrat. Florida. to authorize an
additional judge for the Southern
Florida district.
without a record vote. the Senate
then adopted an amendment nv SEN
ator Reed. Democrat. Missouri, TO au-
thortze an additional. Judge for the
Western district Of Missouri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Back to the Firm PI.ns,

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Evidence
OF desire of former service men to
30 back to the farm is constantly
reaching tho Interior Department,
Secretary Fall announced today, nd
ding that moro than 100000 such an
plications have been received for en-
pioyment in development OF land. In
addition. inquiries concerning avail
able land are coming in by the hun
drcds of thousands. the secretary
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Pageant Entcrt,fnn

MAYOR AinSlic will mako ON "a
areSs and Miss Bell Perkins will
speak In the interest OF the United
nauEhters of the Confederacy Mt the
virginia Historical Pageant enter
tainment to be given this evening at
NJ" O'Clock in the auditorium of the
"onans Club. Roosevelt Page will
PRESIDE. Mrs. Norman V. Randolph
VIII De the guest or honor. Musical
numbers will be rendered bv Mrs
Lena Gallagher and Howard banner.
i.etle Miss Amin Mac Tragic. dauCh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Tragic. will
dance. This little girl wishes to do
her part 10 make the pageant a sue
cess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Test Oxygen breathing D.x;.

WASHINGTON. April "a special
type OF oxygen breathing apparatus
constructed by the bureau of mines
Tor the Navy Department. and de-
signed to give protection against
ch!"rine gas in submarines and TO
first Fighters in the holds Of ships.
was given successful preliminary
test today at the bureau The com
plctc apparatus weighs seventeen
pounds ana can be unpackcd from its
cas-" and adjusted TO the wcarcr in
nineteen seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
COUNTERFEIT BILLS
INCREASE ALARMINCLY
TBy United News. !

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Countcr-
fciiing has increased to an alarm
ing extent. according to Chief Moran,
of the secret service.
Moran told a House committee
there had been more counterfciting
In the past year or two than ever
before in the history or the service.
Raising OF notes.-the altering Of
their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most
trouble.
Similarity in the designs OF Fed
crai Reserve notes makes altcra-
ton y! them easy, Moran explained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
ucnds McmbershIp Committee.

DR.. ]. NJ. Hughes was made chair
man Of the membership committee
OF Stonewall Jackson Camp. Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, at a meeting
of the Sons In the Hotel Richmond
last night. walter l.. Hopkins. com
mandcr OF the camp. presiding. The
committee has 900 new members as
Its goal. Members of the committee
arc DR.. Stuart Mcclure, p. Howell
Brooke. Clark w. Roper, y. w. Bowe.
Jr., r. Allen Ammos, r. Stuart Cot
.trell and Luther l.. Cheatwood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Council Body To View Farm,

The subcommittee on city farm will
meet nj tho City Hall at $40 O'clock
inns afternoon to accompany John G,
f'aslcy on tour OF inspection OF sew
Graz James River farms a few miles
pelow the city. This committee, con-
sisting of Councilman Jamcs i, 70
ters, chairman: Alderman W stow
art White and Councilman James T..
pickcrson. also will view r site In
the East End Saturday aftcrnoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Women HOLD In Mali O.

BELFAST. April 5.-Two women
h"urishing revolvers held up a mail
car today on the Donegal border. and
demanded to know IL there was any
Belfast merchandise on the train
which they might burn. Nothing was
interfercd with. however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Discharged. Kills One. shoot. Thr.c

CHICAGO April 5.--CharIcs Fail
hcld, cnraScd after being discha rged
ny the Jones Foundry Company. to-
DAY rushed into the office of T.. 7.
fowcrs. superintendent. shooting
"lidiy from pistol in each hand and
III brief reign of terror Killed one
man and wounded three others. be-
fore he was shot to death by Powers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Ten Killed. aoo Hur, In Tr,,n ~,

BOMBAY. April 1.-THE wreckinc
Oh mai train from Calcutta to tho
'uh1ao Monday night. when the en-
Eihe ana SIN coaches toppled over n
hftr-foot embankmcnt nenr NAM
pur. was caused by an obstruction
placed on the track bv strikers - q.
declared in report made after an
investigation. Thus far. ten passeu
gers have been reported killed and
2"o injured some OF them critically
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
SEEKS HOUSEKEEPING
IN BUILDING INDUSTRY
President Harding Sends Mes.
sage to Lumber Associa.
lion Meeting.
URGES RETURN no NORMAL COSTS
Executive Expresses Desire Tint re-
quisitr Reforms Hr Effected With
ont Necessity of Any Form Of Gov
eminent Action.
Iny Assoclatcd rrcss. !

CHICAGO. April 5.--iIopc that the
building industry would clean
house without tho necessity for gov
eminent Intervention. was expressed
IN message from President Harding
read tonight at the annual banquet Of
the National Lumber manufacturers
Association.
Tho President expressed intercs,
IN plans looking To the restorati.. /
OF normal cost bases. elimination OF
waste and conditions. which would
honotc building through reasonable
assurance that builders would not
havc their investments impaired "by
reason of further DISCRIMINATION in
the industry. lie also cNprcsscd q;
desire that the industry do away with
practices which have been tlisatlvan-
tHEoous To effective competition. and
calculated waste TO our timber re-
sources
Normal Cost BASIS sought.
ms letter said in part:
II have boon Informed .hot N IN.
tort ominS meeting efforts will he
made to agree upon policies looking
l" ia. restorat ton Of normal cost
nHScS In these industries the .I,mina-
t"h "t waste, ana tho assurances to
intending builders that they may go
ahead with tieir operations. rclson
any certain that Investments marie
NV viii no; h:ivc their value i'm
ia'r"d by reason Of further d'snrcan
Ha'lon in ~ Industry
ON the side Of thu lumber indus.rr
III particular. ] am assured that thcrc
~ dcSir" through ro-opcratior 10
rid IL OF some conditions and prar
tIccs which have been DISADVANTAGE,
Gus I" eh"ctivc competition. and cal
cuiatcd waste of our timber re-
sources.
hardly need say that all these
purposes mako strong appeal TO me
nm" thht | very earnestly hope ac-
c"mplishmcnt along these lines may
nc found possible.
WITHOUT Federal Intervention.
nave hccn particularly in har-
m"nE with the suggestion that some
leaders Of these industries have mn
forward: that these results should no
accomplished without Intervention on
the part OF public authority. This. of
course. is the wise and altogether de-
sirnble proceeding.
As YOU are all aware, the admin
istration has been ANTIQUE to en-
courage IN every possible way an ad-
cHuatc expansion OF building. so much
needed 10 provide the people with
MONIES and business establishments
am very sure that your success i'm
the general policy which has been
suggested would be a large contrihu
'lon toward the hroadest economic MI
vantage OF the nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Deaths

r. o'Ncnl died NJ uygei,
Hospital. April 6. at 1905 A. a. Fu
neral notice later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
D|SM|SSES
PERJURY CHARGE
AGAINST CAMERON
Demurrer of Arizona
Senator Is Sus-
tanned

PHoENfx. Ariz, May 17.-Fed-
eral Judge Van Fleet today
sustained the demurrer OF United
States Senator Ralph ~ Cameron.
republican OF Arizona. 20 an In
dictment which accused the sena-
tor OF perjury. The indictment
was ordered dismissed.
The Senator was charged with
omitted campaign coutribu-
lions totnlling more than $4,000
from n sworn statement Of cam
paiRn receipta In the 1890 election.
Harrt Williams Of Philadelphia
was mentioned as having given
SIS coo Of the amount.
In a written decision. Judge Van
Fleet declared he had reached the
conclusion that facts alleged In the
indictment were wholly immatcr-
|ial and Insufficient TO constitute a
|charge OF perjury" Under the act
upon which the lndict mont was
|bnHed. he said. n candidate may
Receive any amount for his cam
Ipaign and can be punished only
Tor exceeding In his campaign ex-
|penses the amount limited by law.
The ruling came as a surprise he
cause Judge Van Fleet several
times had Unlimited that he wns
Inclined to overrule the demurrer
and order senator Cameron TO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
D. n. NJ. GRADUATES
LUNCHEON GUESTS
OF K|WAR|S CLUB

An address by ]. ~. Coons to
pho graduates Of the University of
New Mexico. who were the guests
|pf the club. and the announcement
|thnt the kiwanis- Rotary BASEBALL
will play the University OF
New Mexico Nine at University
field next "Wednesday afternoon
constituted ihe chief business at
|the luncheon Of the kiwanis club
|this Dor
Mr.. Coons tole The graduates
that "a man VINO would succeed
Better than the average man must
work sLd govern his life better
Than the average, The educated
|mRn has never finished his educa-
|tion" In conclusion Mr.. Coonr
Expressed In behalf of the kiwanis
n wish TOR their s~uccess".
Guy Laud, fnaugh in announc-
ing the time and place for tho
baseball game, stated that the XII
swanif and University players were
|alrsady hard Mt practice. The
Proceeds Of the gnnc Will go 90 thu
athletic fund OF the University and
To- the Boy Scouts. -
RALPH Hernandez. president OF
|ihe senior class o. the University,
land Miss Irene M1ckihnd also
made short talks. The music con-
SISTED OF a vocal solo by Miss
|Maude Riordan. a vocal solo by
|Thomns calkins gnd N violin solo
by Miss Dorothy Cameron. Miss
Norma Williams was accompanied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Arizona Democrats
Pick Ticket for
Primary Election

-,...I,T 49, - L
I.'o'n' M.ns my ittHh
tharles % warn, Ilnueniz.f teuti.
lnf ,he par'y uutei to nc supnute
ln ne primer.vn' ~ STATE demo-
|eiatie c"nIsIence when
|slne aie ~. 2 ~. .ouay made me
|ioilo"shs h"m'na''"hA rot hhtte OF
ife.ri
sup.eIne JuN.,so' 20 ny the uneA-
:tutu 's.Ih on me ia,e SuaEr =. =
shkss, ffahh ~ yhan MAricopa
Ieoun.y ..-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17


this one OF the most thriiling Pic
lures ever viewed. prcviewed or re-
viewed. The production IL perfect
and the direction all that could
'poasibly be asked for. The pho
Biography Il 70 good that one ~
never conscious OF H. which IL the
greatest test OF camera work.
1he story based on Alexander
Dumas greatest novel. has TO do
with the plot OF Cardinal Richi-
lieu to bring about the downfnlt Of
Queen Anne of Austria who with
King Louis XIII ruled France in
the seventeenth century. being
the power behind the throne, Car
dlnai kichilieu WINS Jealous o. me
influence eNerted by the queen. In
order 10 discredlt the queen. the
cardinal conrpirud 10 involve her
In an affair with the Duke OF
buckingham, prime minister OF
England
His plot wns frustrated through
the heroic work of B'Artagnan and
his loyal friends. the three mus
k%eteors, In tho most nmaxfn- -
rics ~ adventures. dueia and thrills
NANA INV ~ NNFn NNtNANN1H
Douglas Fairbanks work A.
DArtaEnnn entities him to a po-
sition on the topmost rung Of IN.
lauder of mma Those who hive
had their doubts as to Mr.. Fair
banks ahi'ity a. nm actor ~ ORA
matte roles viii quickly discard
these doubts when they watch his
presentation 81 this character. Ito
H. more restrained. by Tor more drn-
matte Than In ANYTHING he has ~
done before. lis iove-mnking y
% the sort that rings true. - II
neither silly nor ~overdone. THE
roene IN which pc comes 20 she
queen exhausted tut with the 'ew-
els he "a srnt n recover II on-
NJ the nos dramatic and realistic
even soen on either stage or screen.
THE direction ~ The Three
Muske'eer~" IL credited 10 Fred
Nihio md 49, adnufian wsH done
by Edward Rrnhlnrs Photography
was under hrihnr Edeson.
Every roio Ia ihfs feature ~
ilenuv filled. Marguerite he Ia
~rtie'a wort IN the past NJ Con
ssa1ra the ittfle senmairers who
wrs tho areon's closest comma ninn
ard who wns nlso IN love with the
intrenid aud rosnurcemi D'Artae-
ran. T. one ~ the most naive inter
n%rc'atiorr ms clever little actress
hns ever given us.
Every oiher rnrt Is pulendidiv
cnsf Most no'nhic nmonr tho
players nrr Adoiphc Meniou -
King Louis XIII MARY Nari Rron
~ puepn hnne Niroi Dc BTuiier
90 Cardinal plrhlieu. Thanlns
Hnidlrr ns tho nuie ~ Hur'inr-
hnrn barbara Ia Mnrr rs Niiady
Ne Winted liovd Irwin as Rorhc-
frpi monk. rather Joseph: VIII 3
rnhnrds % re Trevilie. rap'Rfn ~
Tho Kirr- Mueiefeers. and Leon
rafy 70 roe Siermann and Fu-
~o~e Palette - the three mus
keieerr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
BUILDING FIRED
N NEW OUTBREAK
J IN LABOR WAR
Wife of Driver Of the
Death Car Said to
Have Confessed

CHICAGO. May i7~-PolIce to-
day searched for un@xpioded
bombs believed TO have been
placed In a $500. 900 apartment
building In North Chicago. which
last night was damaged by fire.
started. police say, by terrorista In
connection with the so-caiied Chi
cago labor war. Another develop
ment on which the authorities
worked today was the confession.
said by police to have been OBJ
tanned yesterday from Mrs. Mar
garet Miller. wife OF John Miller.
under arrest NJ the alleged driver
o. the death car. from which
shots we're fired killine two police
men early "wednesday In the labor
fcud.
Police connect the firing % tho
building with labor disorders
through a man who warned two
women In nm adjoining building.
To hell with the lands award"
he shouted a. he attempted to
kick one Of the women. lie IN be-
INK sought ny the police.
The building damaged by fire
with an estimated loss OF $3.50. 900
M being erected under the Ian
dis wage award. "a direction hand
cd down Ny X. N. lands. former
federal Judge. acting as Rrbiter
pinch was intended 10 settle labor
disputes betweon contractors and
fnembe.s Of the Chicago BuildiAg
Trades council. The structure WIS
owned by a contractor who de-
MED receiving threats. The 100
workmen ON the building are di-
vided In two classes, steamfltterH
and aro working under the
lands award. ana carpenters and
plumbers working under the old
union scale.
That the fire was incendinry has
been proven beyond doubt. police
say. All fire fighting apparatus
In North Chicago was called out
and the stations filled with other
engines. In expectation that more
fires would be kindied In accord
ance with n threat police are snld
TO have received In which IL was
stated tf~' unless all labor men
In custody were released by last
Saturday fir. would he started all
over the city
The questioning Of Mrs. Miller.
police say. brought a confession
from her In which the ms OF
other occupants Of the death car
were given and u IL authenticated
hv n previous confession said to
have been Obtained from her hus-
band. Police said Mrs. Miller ad-
mitted caring for the occupants
Of the bandits car. who we're sup
posed to have been wounded by
the policemen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
AT THE
THEATERS

.Ir'
"Ffnd the Woman Is n mys-
terry story growing out Of the muir
der OF u theatrical ahent, VINO IL
found dead. with one hand clutch
lng a piece Of q woman's dress.
On a memorandum pad on his
desk II the name " n woman. and
the thing that rcmaine IL TO lind
the woman.
Lyric
Burn En- Up harness" IL the
first Of a series OF feature pictures
starring the hero 81 the former
'"Torchy" stories. This picture n
m automobile racing SERIES with
all the speed and action that n In
possible to crowd into n film.
pnsttmr
The Three Muaketeers." fam
n novel by Dumas. makes n pic
ture OF unusual Interest ana fna-
clnntion. Set In n different coun-
try and time than the one In which
we live. n carries the mind with N
completely and affords a greater
Imaginative pleasure.
Ideal
'rrhe Wise Kid" didn't know
everything to start with. hut when
her Interest WINS aroused she went
into things Ia find out. 80 that
She did eventually learn n few
things. Dlndys Walton fits we'll
into the part. and u H. n dci'ght to
fellow her through her scre-n ad-
ventures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Must Pay
Back License Tax

Judgment against the justice OF
nj Old Town vas given in
Iihe district court today In a suit
yesterday by Perfecto n.
bis suit Peren alleges hat when
be took out his license to run the
|inncc han several days ago. the
charged him $40 extra ~ a
licenHe tax.
According 60 the judgment to-
|day, the 1897 Law which allows
this extra so tax n repealed BY
1915 law. The Justice II there
fore ordered 10 pay the si0 back.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Who's Here
tosfIS

CoNBs
John Hecker. Belen.
j. H. Pratt. Santa Re.
w J.. Edwards and wife. Girls
void. la.
\ NJ Mccienand. vaughn.
y. NJ.
H. n. stephens. Amarillo. Tex.
W. \. Tashlg. Clovis. ~. NJ.
n. NJ.
harry L. Patton and wife. Cio-
Wis. n. NJ.
u. l.. Jones and wife, Pittsburgh.
penna.
John Y. Hewcti. white oaks.
n. NJ
y. T. nm. Clovis. y. NJ.
A. G. CASTILLO. socorro. n. ~.
LOB Short. Ardmore. ukla.
Leo Morkowitz. Henderson. Ky.
y, G. Horgan. Henderson. Ky.
Kate sturgeon. Mountainair.
Mrs. n. F. snapp, Moun,ain...,.
V. c. coffey Las Vegas.
John shank. East Las Vegas.
H. A. Goode, Dallas. Tex.
J " HuWeaax. 1s,lias. Tea.
w Y. Cantelou, santa Fe.
X. r. Alvis. Ration. n, NJ
sTuRcEs
Margaret Topper. Carlsbad -. "
g. " Working, ~, Louis.
H. NJ. Mcnamara and wife. ~
paHo.
George n rradt. Laguna. y. M.
u. H. Hansen. Denver.
NJ G. hechem. fanta Re.
". Ocler. Denver.
John Gruenwaid. Socorro,
James Ellis. New York city.
Elias ArrRi. ~, Louis.
W. w. Smith, Las Vegas.
A. Jacobs. Santa Re.
II. Il. Moore. Denver.
G. y. James. Los Angeles.
g. ~ Iiennett. los Angeles.
Haxle Hartman. San Diego, Calf.
Claude v James. Houston. Tex.
Jack Slaughter. Denver.
q. G. Gilmore. Anderson. Ind.
ALvsRApO
Charles -. ponedai. Los An
geler.
Joseph q. Klakker, vi Pnso.
u. ~ Wyan Fan Francisco.
Della Lawrence. Ryan TcN.
v. u. Orman. Pueblo. Colo.
l. J. Mcnamara. baltimore.
John MciiuEh and family. chi
sago.
~. A. conneil Denver.
Sam HohinsoB. Omaha. Nsb.
c. J. Clark. Chicago.
u. A. sawyer. winaiow, Arix.
Robert =. Waters. Johr { own,
renna.
w. NJ. Armstrong. Denver.
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