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The New York herald., 1922-07-30
FIUME NO LONGER
A RENO FOR ITALY
Couples Cannot Regain Their
Citizenship if They Go There
for Divorce.

Special Cable 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929. by The NEW YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Rome. July 20.
Italian lawyers specializing in divorce
cases are, practically jobless. Their only
place of -Fiume-has been
closed down, not because of lack of or
ders but because the Catholic Populist
parry has forced the Government to re-
fyse the restoration of Italian citizen
ship TO couples becoming Humans tenn
porarily.
/Since the D'Annunzio coup the divorce
industry has been one of the most flour
ishing on the Dalmatian coast, rivaling
the Maraschino cherry business. DAN
nunzio himself was divorced in Fiume.
displaying the ease of the process under
the new system.
Before the war it had been a practice
of rich but inharmonious couples visit
ing the city TO become Hungarians.
swearing allegiance to the Hungarian
King and Austrian Emperor. but eventu-
ally they recovered their Italian citi-
zenship. ~
Following the example Of the soldier
poet more than a thousand couples
rushed to Fiume and after six months
residence there and the payment Of a
fee OF 5000 lire gained their freedom
This alarmed the Catholics, who prompt
ly passed a law consigning such couples
to perpetual Fiuman citizenship, and
low an angry horde OF lawyers has re-
turned from Fiume, some to get them
selves elected to Parliament. where with
tears in their eyes they will ask the
Chamber why there was SO much blood
shed to recover Fiume IL 1t is now to be
regarded as a strange city. Others have
Joined the Fascist movement and
threaten direct action. while still others
will occupy their time preventing house
hold tragedies while awaiting the repeal
OF the Objectionable laws.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
STEINACH PROCESS
TO BE SHOWN IN FILM
EffectiUe Cure for Sleeping
Sickness Claimed.

Special cable 10 TUE NEw ioRK liEs,tr.
Copyr0ht f9c7 by THB NEW YORK IHn,lu.
New York Herald Rureeu
Berlin. July. 20
The dcferment of the in1mities Of age
is TO he demonstrated before the eyes
Of the world in the film. with Dr. Eugen
Steinach the noted Niennese biologist.
personally performing the miracle
Tho Berlin film company which filmed
an exposition OF the Einstein theory Is
attempting this newest scientific demon
s.ration. Prof Steinachs experiments
with rats and serums drawn from their
young led to the application OF the same
principle 10 human beings.
An effective cure for sleeping sick
ness has been announced by tho HAM
burg Colonial institute after long cxperi-
mentsiion in the tropics.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
INVENT NEW READING
SYSTEM FOR BLIND
Priests Originate Letters
knoun as Eastern Broille.

Special Cable 10 The Nyw YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, f31a. by THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. July 2e
Another step linking the daily life OF
the blind with that of their more for
tunate brothers was achieved this
week at the international conference
for assisting the blind. in the adop-
tion OF new system of writing known
as Eastern BrailIe.
The idea was originated by two
priests who are devoting their lives 10
this work, Father Cantonnet and Canon
Nouet The BrailIe system apart
from the difficulty in reading, even by
trained fingers. is not useful for COM
municaung between blind and normal
writers.
The Cantonnet Nouet system follows
more closely the synthetic forms OF
the Latin alphabet. some letters. such
as those composed OF straight strokes.
remaining absolutely unchanged. Tests
have shown that a student can master
the reading of the new characters in
less than month. as the angles ap-
peal quickly to the sense of touch.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Special Cable 10 The NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, July 20.
The Air Ministry is mapping out an
extensive programme for building up
reserve air force along the lines Of
Americas Officers Reserve Corps,
which, it claims. will place the poten-
tial strength of British aviation be-
yond parallel in the world The
scheme. which probably will be in
augurated early next month. offers in
ducements to demoblized fiiers, and,
while it will not establish as many
active squadrons as the French army
has, il will insure a formidable force
equal to any emergency. Unofficial
circles regard this as the answer TO
widespread censure of Great Britain's
neglect of aviation.
The reserve organization will train
exploits in the newest types of ma
chimes, giving them every opportunity
for keeping their hand in without
seriously interfering with their civilian
occupation. 1t will be known officially
as the territorial air force. The men
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Let All Repent Together,
He Urges Peace Confer
ence Delegates.
MORAL APPEAL is NEEDED
Pleads for Justice, Common
Sense and Good Will, Not
F Sentimentality.
Special, Gable to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1872. by The New York HERALD.

Special. Gable TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1872, by The New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureem.l
London, July 20.
"During the war all the, nations went
mad together, now let us all repent to-
gether." was the appeal madesby Dean
Inge Of st. Paul's. known as the
Gloomy Dean" to the delegates to the
Twenty second International Peacc
Conference who attended services a.
st. Paul's. He declared that Europe
had deep cause for repentance.
The Deans text was: "Sirs, We are
brethren, why do we wrong one an
other?" He SAID that as Europeans,
as Christians and as civilized men they
were all called upon for penitence. He
quoted from letters to prove that dur
ing the fighting men at the front felt
that something was wrong with the
minds Of men and added that nov
everybody realized it.
The war, while it lasted" he eontin-
ued, seemed to us TO have been caused
by the deliberate wickedness OF an abb
stract demon called Germany. The Ger
suaded that similar distractions called
Russia, France and England were GRIM
tnals. Now 1t seems that most people
were all stark mad together, The gate to
repentance has not yet been shut. We all
sinned together and suffered together. 50
now we might all repent together. JUS
tice. common sense and good will are the
qualities which are needed, not senti-
mentality"
In referring TO indemnites the Dean
said II have it on good authority that
Bismarck declared that II he were to
wage another successful war one Of the
terms of peace would be that Germany
should pay large indemnity to the
losers"
He added that perhaps the business
community would not again make 1.-The
mistake OF thinking that war could ever
he good business. But" he continued
-~the liability OF attacks OF war--fever is
80 great and the irrationality of human
beings so intractable that we cannot rely
only on appeals to common sense. A
moral appeal must be first. We say the
Germans have shown no ssisns OF re-
pentance. Do we make II easy for them
TO repent. Human hearts. like water.
freeze at certain temperature and melt
under the influence OF warmth.
"'rhe Christian method OF overcoming
evil with good does not always succeed.
but the opposite method OF driving out
the devils by Beeizebub invariably lis.
have no wish TO talk roltics. but
merely to point out the obvious fact
that if one of pair of gamblers who
has won exacts the full payment of a
heavy stake and then says. Now We'll
play for love the rest of the evening"
the proposal is not likely 10 find favor
with the loser
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
GERMANY IMPRESSES
CHICAGO ALDERMEN
Find Berlin Traction Poor
Will Visit Rhine Wine Zone.

Special Cable 10 THE New YosK HmAp.
Copyright, 1879. by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin. July 80.
because the street railways OF Berlin
cannot expand 10 take care OF traffic
under present conditions in Germany.
Chicagos traction committee will report
that municipal ownership is failure
here. the Aldermen stated upon leaving
for Prague.
Alsnson B. Houghton. the American
Anbassa dor. addressed the visitors. urg-
ing them TO promote good feeling be-
tween tie United States and Germany.
as the. war clique had been repudiated
by the German people.
The Chicagoans were so impressed by
Germany that they decided TO cut of
Budapest and other central European
cities from their itinerary that they
might visit more towns in this country.
They will charter a boat for a trip
down the Main and Rhine from Frank
fort to Bingen. to view the heart OF the
Rhine wine district at harvest time.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
AUTOSUCCESTION KILLS
MAN PLANNING SUICIDE
Found Dead knecling Beside
Bed With Moose Near By.

Special Cable 10 THE NBw yoRk HEnsLp.
Copyright, fsee. bD The New Yosk ITEalLp.
New York Herald Bureau,
london. July 20.
Alfred Manning. 81 years old. died by
autosuggestion while attempting TO
commit suicide. according TO the verdict
OF n coroner's jury, which stated that
death was due TO heart failure In at
tempting suicide"
The man was found In kneeling pos
ture on the floor beside his bed with his
chin resting against q looped handker-
chief. one end OF which was tied to the
bcdstead. But physicians said there was
no indication of strangulation. They
decided that the man had died as the
result OF his conviction that he was
about to die.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
FIND RING LOST SO YEARS.

Special Correspondence 10 THE NEW YoRK
HExsLD.
BERLIN. July 16.--Whilc coming
through the rye field fifty-six years ago
with Conrad Scheier. her husband. a
newly married girl OF Wermlineen
Baden. lost her wedding ring. Years
passed. and after removing from the
farm Mr.. and Mrs. Scheier died. Re-
Gently the two-year-old child of another
young couple living on the farm found
the ring. still in good condition. A
search was made and the ring was
turned over to the grown children OF
the bride and bridegroom Of more than
half century ago.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
PARIS POLICE ASKED
TO CLOSE THE ACACIAS
Noted Cabaret Where Ameri-
can Tourists Are Too Noisy.

Special Cable 10 THr NEW YonK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899. b. THE New YorK HEsALD.
New York Herald bureau.
Paris. July 20.
The gayety OF American tourists in
the Small hours OF the morning in the
noted restaurant and cabaret Les Aca-
ciasr has resulted In the circulation OF
a score OF petitions requesting the police
to close up the establishment at a
reasonable hour.
One OF the most luxuriant centers or
night life. with champagne flowing un-
stintedly at SIS the bottle. Les Acacas
is considered the fsvorite American re-
sort. But the neighbors declare they
are unable TO sleep as long as the
jazzing continues and have obtained
1000 signatures including those Of
prominent politicians
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
FIND ANCIENT SKELETON.
Coin TO Ray Ferry Fare with
Bones OF Roman youth.

speoid, Ca5te 10 TuE NEW YoEk HEr,lD.
Col fright. 1922. bp Tilr Nrw yoaK HEnALp
New York He~,Id Rurenu.
London. July 20.
The complete skele on OF Roman
youth has been discovered nea~ Yeovil
in Somerset The head and shoulders
were incosed In three slabs OF sand
stone. The right hand held a shallow
dish OF Romano British pottery. Close
10 this was discovered a third century
Roman coin made OF brass
Or. 1Iensberg Walter. an expert. saws
that the coin probably was placed In
The mans mouth TO enable him TO pay
his fare 70 Charoni for the ferry ride
across the River Styx. A BANNER made
OF stone also was found near the right
hand OF the skeleton.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
BERLIN CLOSES ZOO.

specioi Gable 10 THE Nrw YonK Hrru.D.
Copyright. 1922. by THE NEW YORK HrnALp
New York Veraid Ruresu.
Berlin. July "a.
Berlins famous Zoo has been closed
and the animals may be sold to circuses
in other countries unless fna ncial
aid is rendered soon. The recent money
market crisis caused the exhaustion OF
funds. Even food for the animals will
become a problem after the current
month. The Aquarium. which was
opened only in 1919. will remain. as Ash
food Is still available.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
BERLIN THIEVES, room HAUL.

sp>cfdi cable 10 THE NEW yonK IissAlp.
Copyright. f9sr. by TIE NEW YorK IIEEsLp.
New York H~r,id Purepu.
Berlin. July 20.
Pickpockets made mistake when
they selected prosperous looking Amer
lean named Sismund Neustadt. address
unknown. for their victim. In his purse
they found less than 1000 marks in
small bills. torn 81 bill and Govern
ment check for s4o2. payable only in
Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
FALLS FROM PULPIT;
DIES THE NEXT DAY
London Preacher Has Fatal
Attack of Heart Disease.

Special Gable 10 TfB NEw YORK HgrsLp.
Copyright, r9ss. bD THE NEw YoRK HEsAtp
New York Herald Bureau.
London, July 20.
The Rev. Herbert Lester while preach
ing a sermon In st. James Church sud
denly fell forward and down the pulpit
steps. Several men in the congrega-
tior rushed forward TO aid him and some
OF the women tainted.
He recovered sufficiently to remain
through the service. which was continued
by the curate. but he died the next day
OF heart disease.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30


An epidemic Of wrinkles and blotchy
faces promises to strike terror into
the hearts Of society leaders. 1t af-
fects chiefly the fairer sex. but it Is
not dangerous. As matter of fact,
the epidemic may become endemic. as
it is verely the result Of a recent
court decision as to the efforts of
certain beauty parlors which purvey
patented preparations guaranteed to
turn back the hands of time and en-
able septuagenarians to WELD social
prestige with the grace of their
granddaughter
Some months ago the Paris judges
received a complaint that certain
doctor. numbering many Americans
as clients, was advertising that he
could make a double chin melt away
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
AUSTRIAN TAX HITS LABoRERs.

Special Gable TO Tup NEW YosK HEnALn.
Copyright. 1922. bv THE NEW YoaK HrnALp
New York Herald Burerw.
Berlin. July 20.
Even common laborers and others
whose earnings reach but 1.20O.-
600 crowns ts45) annually will have to
pay income taxes under tho new Aus
trian law. which IN designed to take in
more persons amenablc 10 income assess
ments. Few who are regularly employed
will escape al this figure.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
NEW CHANNEL FLYING RECORD

Special Co6le 10 TIVE Nrw NoRK HrFALn.
Copyright, Iee7. bv Tur NEw YoRK IIr.Atp.
New York Herald Rrr~f.a,
London. July -.
a new Channel tlying record was es-
tablished last week whom ninety -one
British airblanes carried 326 passenger
without an accident. Tho rrcrch and
Dutch services carried cighiy-fiyo with
sixty-onc machines.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
FRENCH COURTS STOP SALE
OF BEAUTY PARLOR BALMS
Certain Patented Preparations to Hide Effects of Age
Found to Contain Dangerous Chemicals s-One
Paris Doctor Fined and Fair
Clients Terrified.

Special Gable to THE New YonK HERALp.
Copyright, 1879, bU The New YORK HERALD.
New York herald Bureau.
Paris. July 90 (
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Special cable 10 TIE NEw yoxK IiEaNn o.
Copyright, 1929. by THE NEW YORK HxRN d
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
ANNOUNCES KAISER
SAVED BRITISH NAVY
German History Explains Plan
Was to Avert Hatred in
Postwar Days.

Special Cdte to THE NEw YokK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, by THE NEW YORK HERALD
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Special Gable to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
Copyright, f9ss, on THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Special Cable TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright. 1929. bv The NEW YoRK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Special Cable TO Tsr NEW YonK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899. b. THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Special cable to THE New YorK HERALD.
Copyright. 1929. BY The New YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Economic Depression Seen
and Unemployment Be-
gins Despite Harvest.
BUSINESS Is SLOWING UP
Only Reparations Moratorium
and Large Loan Can
Save Mark.

Special Gable 10 THE NEW YoRK HEsAp.
Cop1nfohf. 1879. BIZ TIE New YORK HERALD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

iay afternoon ~ the hons oi Mr pud
Mrs Vic Allen. by tho. people o. WAN
duuo aud the surrounding ne'ghbortord
strrruuticuu lccturca Illustrating bllF
scenes and Inri1snta were given a. t..
trIruis church on Monday Tuesday au.
"Wednesday nIRhts during the rHst vcat
Tho Wynudutte baseball team rocer'H
vent tu Grove and crossed bats with tu.
team ~ that place. tho EHWs fsauii.n"
in % acoro of 10 10 10 in favor ~ Grove.
james Hrovu and family now 20.
dents ~ Idaho w"rD here during f.r
past week ,Ia.tlur his mother MrH. y.
linda Browu. aud other relatives aIi
ninndr.
rhat n supervised dinner should Ha
served iu 900 schools was affirmed Hu.
denied 700 debate hF the IIgh HrUHHI
class in economies last Friday The da.
riaIun was in favor ~ the negative
County AEout James Lawrence, County
superintendent HAIRY 1ialliuEef. County
Th,Hlcinu O. g. Wharton ana. NlrHUs
prummoui ana Monroe. RCD Druhs wgT..
cra were Wyuudutfo visitors ThufHlHf
Tho high school class in economies 90.
Gently organized debating club vNH
tho following uff.ccrs President W.il..u
Kidvru. ,I,e president Dudley Prot.
secretary Tue IpHslrN treasurer. Paul uf
Iomnu. sergeant .st.armH. Garland iarr''
and critic. opal Lacey
The memb,rs or the naplist Yourr
Peoples. Union md their friends 'n
iuyod % picnic uonr tho Kldwcil spring
C0NrtSuEp ON rAGr ErGnr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

NWum ssie West Broadway, for the Ro.
tory Convention.
ST. ana Mrs. 4. T. Eimond.on Of Tah-
inuuHh announce the birth ~ SON,
Alon Tate &c.. sunday March 90. at the
Baptist hospital
Mr. ana Nrs. T. n Furry Nts West
BruaiwaN had ba their guests during
the Rotary convention Mr.. ana Mrs Del
f.rd ~ ukmu'Epg.
Tho saturday N.ghi Dancing club enter
tanned with Hu enjoyable dJuco saturday
,tculug ar Agency chateau. About 30
couples attended.
Mr aut Mrs Ross nurns of Joplin
arrived NuuUur morning Co spend the
UUpk In Nuak.Epy. Nr Turns is the
uIHtrIct governor ~ NptnrHuH
Misses rDEgy Patterson and Svbl Cal.
Hhau who attend the University ut
oklahoma uf Norman. will spend the
Easter holidays with their parents.
Mrs. Martha llHrr's twenty. EIEhth
street has Hs her guests fpr The Rotary
convention q. ~ Ward. muuuEtr ut tho
Fort Smith Western Union and Mrs.
Word
Mrs. j. ~ Furry. rus wost broad.
way. returned Wednesday morning from
norman. wH.r. anu sp.nf t.N days
waiting lrr daughter Miss Anna Furry
vhu Us n student loo the uuiyafsIty While
there. Mra Iufrt was ID guest OF the
~ PM sorority house.
Misses NHrs Meredith urH N1riNI
Npyoe. wpwnsrs ui tha k4rp1 Kappa
Gamma surt.ty ut thv luNHrFtN ~
tNahonH. Will spend ihr lu-tr. holt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02


Mrs. Sam Harrow Is visiting relatives
In Nevada, Mo.
Mrs. W. n. Taylor has as her guest
Mrs. @. l.. pullng Of OktWah.
Mr. and Mrs &. =. Eycrly arS the guests
" Mr.. and Mrs NJ j. Eyerly
Mrs. g. " burroughs has as her guest
Mrs. Nellie MCGEE of MCAlester
Mrs. England of puruut ig the guest OF
her sister Mrs. Richard Martin.
Mrs. G. y. ROhror of McAlostcr IL tho
guest Of her daughter. Mrs T.. +. Wood
Mrs. l.. p Tolerton ot Springfield. Mo-,
IL here Tor two weeks ylsit with her
daughter Mrs n, Earl Wise.
Mrs. william torkll Of oklahoma city
the wedding ot her brother Charles Hud-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graham had as
their dinner guests Wednesday evening
Miss Helen Lincoln and Mr. 10y Lich-
MIS- Kate KIolser. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Max Kleiser for tho
past week returned Saturday 70 her home
ST Margaret guild met with "a y
NJ. johnson Mguday afternoon. wth Mrs.
T.. ". colo Hg the only other guest. Re-
freshmenrs were served at the close OF
Mr. ana Mrs. II. s. Edwards. Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Eubnnks were among the delegates
who attended the Rotary convention At
MuskuEee Thursday.
Miss Louisa Hudson will arrive Wcdnes-
day from 81. Louis to attend the wedding
OF her brother charles and spend a few
days visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Is. Hudson.
Mrs NJ, 4. Brrnan was hostess 20 the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

members of the Luncheon Bridge club on
thursday ar, rnoon, having Mesaaue-
Martin. Whitsptun. Wise, England ana
ru'rrt0n ~ other Euests. Following lunch
con me afternoon was spent at bridge
Nr. and Mrs e. e.. Wilson returned
Tuesday from an extended motor tour
Iinsuu % Los Angeles made the return
lup with them ard wH ne the guests ot
Mr and Mrs. Wilson for several weeks
The Bon jour club met with Ms. NJ ,.
Eyorly Tuesday afternoon. whom Mcsdaweg
vs.. %. Badges D. e. Misnef L. u. EyerlN.
g. ,. Ey"rlv " Csutou H.. 4. H.. shy
Following the time spent o. nccdievurk
tho hostess u,r,cd an ice course.
lhe. Thursday Night club met with MI
uud Mrs q. o. W0ods1n. 1909 West cum
WitEs street the evening being spent In
aging bridge. A variety uf sprina low
era were used In the decorations aGt o
dining table Mrs charles Duncan. Mrs
T.. 4. uulsrtpu aud Mrs e.. D.. Nohrrr
were guests a tWu-course luncheon was
The Idstuwore club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Earl WISE at ucf
h,mc. bi2 Nurth flnt street In ihe
the club favor and Mrs Harold spencer
the guest favor Following the game "
r1IHd course was serve. Special ru"s'H
ut Che afternoon vcrr Mrs. Richard Mar.
tu aud her guest Mrs. England % uu.
rant. Mra e.. D.. Ruhfor uf NcNlostcr, MIS-
uerod srongcr and Mrs. l.. T.. Tolcrton
A delightful dance was given at lluc-
hauHu BAN, Tuesday night fur the Thurs.
day NIrhf Dancing club when Mr. and
Mra \. g. buchanan entertained. be.
sides tho members. tho following add
uousl guests. Mr.. and Mrs. q. a Hon.
rcsry NJ lUl Mrs ~ y. Eyorly Mr aud
MtH. q. n. Jarvis. NJ. and Mrs q. O.
ryu"o. Mr. aud Mrs Allen league Mrs.
a. %. 'uyrnr. Mise Kate EiciHDr NJ iufH-.
burg A. NJ MIss ransy Ncvsum Miss
Mabel Mason. Nrssrs Melbourne SHufo'.
Sam Harrow Hut Strnttun tuNuvr. Tho
color scheme uf yellow aud whit" wac .ut-
rlHi uui Zoo decorating tho haN and punch
WAS served throughout the evening
Mrs. 4. g. Robinson entertained tnr
j. NJ 81. club Friday afternoon ui hDr
home. Whcr tho rooms were Htiru,'lNr..
decorated with carnations nud spUrE
Nuw'rs. The afternoon wHs spent su.
CiaIly with music Hr1 fancy work 1ud iN0
hust'ss served 90 salad course Of the close
~ tho afternoon. other than the club
members were pr,r,ut Mosd1mes Ia o.
Tolrrton of Springfield. No. D.. i. TIusun
of Los Angeles Cal. ~ D.. Rohrsr of Mo
Aloatsr IT, ID Roswell. g. W. H.llIuurr
V o. q. hummer W. li SuUiua Emr. 20
- pknnc y. ". story y ~ Williams w.
U hudson. T.. D. WuodHHu. mildred ruU
rIs. W u. Wilson. l.. ". uloua. W G. SON.
lors1n. y. j. kcrstng LaU Nisn aud O.
.