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New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
UHf, STRAND

Tonight the final presentation of Milton Stills with Molly ODay in Hard Boiled Haggerty' will be given at the Strand together with Jones and Req and other acts which have scored spendidly since the initial showings on Monday.
 The new program which begins to- morrow will give Strand patrons another excellent program both on the screen and on the stage. The film feature will be "BcWare of Wi dnws" with Laura LaPIante.
 Much curiosity has been manifest od in the announcement Of the com ing 10 the Strand next sunday Mon day. Tuesday and Wednesday of the unusual attraction, "CharE." Chang is the same identical motion picture that for six solid months drew ca pacity attendanCCs at the RiNoli theater, New York. And when New York can get excited over q m" ton picture there must be some thing unusual about il. Chang" will be press nted on sunday evening at each of the two usual perform anCcs with an enlarged symphony orchestra. The Sunday program will also include several entertaining novelties in addition 10 the feature photoplay.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
EXPLORER SEEKING
 MYTHICAL COLD CITY
l. opinion of Brazilian Engineer Who Met Col. TaWcCtt. British
 Explorer in Tropical Jungle

Lima, Peru, Sept. 1! P-Rogcr Courte,illc. Brazilian engineer, re- itcratod today that he had met Col. r. II, Fawcctt, British explorer, in the inncrmost part of the Brazilian jungle.
 Scnhor Courte|ill", who claims to have encountered the explorer last November about G3 miles from piamantino, state Of Matto Crosse, was prompted to give additional de tails of the missing expedition when shown an Associated Press dispatch rom Los Angeles, Cal. quoting Mrs. Elsie Eimwell, mother of Raleigh Rnmell. q member Of the FaWcett expedition, as questioning his story.
 II is possible. Courtcvillc eX- plaincd. that Fawcett was staying near niamantino because he prob able still hopes 10 discover the lost mythical city Of gold and other treasures located northeast Of the NinGu river.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
WOMEN TRAVEL 0N
 DRY Us. SHIPS
Head Of Merchant Fleet Con-
 nlendS Prohibition

Washington, Sept. II Jp-Prohihi- ton Is an asset rather than a detri- ment to United States shipping lines. in the opinion Of President Dalton of the Merchant Fleet corporation who has returned here from a Euro peHn tour.
 Personally I would not approve Of again restoring bars on United States ships. even 1T authorized hy law" he said. "Prohihition does not .retard our bookings and in many cases passengers with women and children prefer the American ships because there ls no drinking at hars and there Is 10 place or the ship that women and children can not go"
 The great need of the United States Merchant Marine. Mir. Dalton believes, is the construction Of fast, moderate sized carso vessels. and n few medium sized passenger ships that can be operated the year around ut a profit.
 "A'l over EuroN".' hc added, ".orcien shINhmlders are building this typo Of Vessel and every ship yard Is hasy." Tho answer Is ohyi- ous. w. must also build al some tiu, similar ships to meet the com- petition.
 "A. rcau exporters will not pa- roniz" American ships Tor patriot isn Their patronage is dependent on ship service. Tha 1o-knot Amcri- can yres.l can ror compete with lf-kno' foreign vessel any moro than I trrsjt train can compete with an express"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
MAPLE HILL NEWS

MT. and Mrs. F. B Doane o, Frederick street left yesterday on p motor trip to Cape Cod. Miss Nancy Dome accompanied them as flr as Boston where shc w.I enter Simmons College.
 Mrs. Jonathan Hart and sons of Thompson street hay. returned from .heir summer home ac llaHisou.
 F. J. skinner Of Thompson street vii. return Trursly from two weeks stay at Lake Eyecmeo. N,ai9e.
 Miss Harriet Coms'ock. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. C.orea Comstock Of Ssqm0 efree.. Miss Alice N. John- son. daughter Of 1Ir. and Mrs. Al- fred Johnson Of Maple HM avenue. and Miss Marion MlIs~. daughter of Mir, and Mrs. \. J Muller Of Elm Hill have entered the New Britain State Normal school
 Mrs. William NHd3'smas and fam fly of Golf street have returned from Brighton T.acn Black Hall whore -H.y snaur ih. summer
 Mr. and Mrs. r. II, Cogswerl cole- lratai their -5'h w0lIin- an.'vor- -ary last Saturday evening at their home or Theodore street ty giving q mhHary bridge raI-y. The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs, laSchorn Mrs, II Y. lIonsr1 l., l.. Harding @rl r.. E. Proulmau
 Miss Agnes Htch.ock Of Saqui1 street attended the IF'Isr church Young Womon's Missionary "onfcr- cnCe at Storrs Co'!rGn Inst W-'E-on5
 Mrs. C. F. Root nd family of Golf street hay" returned front Canoe liaraor. Ea-' River.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
PARSONS, HARTFORD

When James Gleason began to
 write "The Shannons of Broadway, the comedy which Crosby Gaige and Earle Boothc will present at Par sons theater tomorrow for three nights and Saturday matinee. he made firm resolution to keep his family active. First of all, he Wrot" the principal role for his wife-the part Of Emma shannon, the stern. s!ang-slnging better half of small-time variety team. Miss Web ster. whose performances Were the out standing feature of Merton Of the Movies" and The Butter and Egg Man" will be seen in q role that gives her an excellent oppor, tunity to display her many-faceted talents as a comedienne.
 Another important role in "The Shannons Of Broadway was writ ten especially for Nina Crolius, mother of the actor playwright. Miss Crolius appeared in Wild Birds,' Sure Fire and other Broadway successes.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
AT THE CAPITOL

A new program Of photoplays be- gins today at the Capitol and will run Tor Thursday and Friday. The main attraction being the Warner Bros. production of the old Civil War time play The Heart Of Maryland" a version Of the stage success that was popular road melodrama for years. Featured in it is charming Dolores costello who has the role of the heroine, a charming daughter of the south. II is meIodrama that everv- one will enjoy. The companion feature offers funny Harry Langdon in Long Pants in which this pop ular comedian is seen in one of his funniest roles.
 ". s. Jeffs will be at the Robert Morton and will also feature a new organlogue.
 Tonight is Merchants Gift Night at the Capitol and many useful and valuable gifts will be awarded pa irons attending.
 Beginning Saturday matinee the management announces the showing of Charlie Murray and George Sid ney in The Life Of Riley"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
Dr. John T. DonneIly
 To Study in New York

pr. John r. Donnelly will leave inc city October l to take q course in general surgery and orthopedics at the Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled at New York city Dr. Donnclly will be out of the city for one year. He received his medical degree at Fordham and completed his preparation for practice at St. Josephs hospital Paterson, N. J.. St. Catherines hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y, and at Fordham hospital. During his absence, Dr. stephen Donnclly will minister to his brothers pa ticnts.
 READ IIERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
PANAMA NOT TO AIR
 DISPUTE IN GENEVA
President Chiari Wants Explanation From Dr. Morales Concerning
 Address to League of Nations

Panama, Sept. A P'-Presidant Chiari now has let it be known that his government does not intend to support the suggestion made by the Panama delegate to the league Of nations, Dr. Euseho Morales, that questions touching on the as yet unratitied Panama United States treaty be submitted to the world court.
 Commenting on the incident last night, the president said: My gov ornment neither has nor can make solidarity with the idea suggested by br. Morales with respect to the treaty with the United. States. We have requested pr. Morales to ex- plain his statements and the cir Cumstances which caused them. so that we may correctly define our at titudc in that respect
 Tho cabinet met yesterday 10 dis Cuss the question. but nothing was permitted 10 become public as to what took place.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
City Items

The Commercial Fish Market, success DTS to Moore Bros, will 70 open tomorrow a 2o Commercial street. Phone orders delivered. T'l. i101.-adrf
 Bids on the construction of . grant. coping at tha G. \. R. mouu- ment in Walnut HH park and on improvements in the concrete walks in frarEiin Square park will be r"- ceNod at meeting Of the park board tonight.
 Become more proficient in your trade. attend the State Trade School Evening classes begin Monday Sept 18th. 7:&o P. m.--ad't
 Joseph halena, aged . y,1rS. Of SoUthirgt0n. was lroUEht 10 New Britain General hospital last eve ming and treated for a fracture or the left arm and coI.Hrboue. 1ta vas struck hy an automobile near h.s home
 Tho police were notIo1 today of tn" return of tH- oF.rltor's licenses Of Frank MahoalN or 1 Concord street au1 Nicholas E.Han Of = oak street. also the rytarn of inc right ro operate, in the case or William N"cdham Of Ii East IaWlor street,
 Ruth Goodrich Horton. teacher of singing. resumes teaching Friday. September 1G. For information call Hartford t-5St5. Address go Wood TOW Sr., West Hartford a1yt.
 Permanent Waving. S1@.5o. Now arl, Beauty Parlor, l&I Main St. Room :. Tel 1lS7.-a,lvt
 Mrs. Edwin x. Lewis Of Wdsnin9- ton, D. C, Wro was operated on for appendicitis at Now Britain General hospital, is reported to be Imrroy- ing.
 Mrs. Frank Wltkn oc Monroe street l. recovering from recent ill., rcss.
 There will bo q regular meeting Of A. C.. Hammond Camp Auxiliary this evening at tNn State Armory.
 The Commercial Fish Market. sucre ssors to Moore Bros, will rc- open tomorrow at Go Commercial street. Phone or,:ers delivered. Tel. l19a-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
WOMAN THROWN FROM CAR
 IN HEAD-0N COLLISION
Mrs. I. C.. LC0kIiS> Thrown Out When Auto Driven By Illus
 band Crashes Into Car.

Mrs. J C Loohuss, aged %. of 9& Rhodes street, vas thrown from an automobile in which she was rid ing with her husbani when il col l.1ed at the corner of Harvard and Eas- Main street about 9:3o last eve nin% with in autor,ohiIe driven by Jam.~ N. Nthnr Of c& Carlson street. Sho was taken 10 New Brit ain General hospital and ,roated for a two inch decoration Of the lift llu"o and other minor bruises. She Mas able to 20 homa later.
 Sergeant John C. S'adIcr learned from witnesses of tta collision that 10th c1rs woro proceeding at the Tarn of m O. l. miles an rour. MsHrv driving west on East Main street and LooEltss north on liar ward street. and Iooklss started 10 turn tho corner and go west ot1 East Main street, only suddenly 10 go olst. Mahrr's ear WHs at stand still when struck. according 10 the witnesses. LooklSs told Sergeant Slaliar he did not s'e NT@her's car until ho WAS about 'on fe,t from it. Both cars were damaged Sergeant S,a3lor found no cause for police action.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14

AT THE PALACE

An excellent program of double feature photoplays is being offered at the Palace theater this evening, Bill Patton in The Last Chance and Madge Bellamy in The summer Bachelors" with a cast of real Broad way favoutes, Matt Moore, Allan Forr--t, Hale Hamilton. Olive Tell, md other stars.
 On Thursday the double feature Nill be Bob Burns. noted Western dlm star, in his latest screen triumph, Jus Travelin.' "
 The second feature appearing on inc same program is Dolores Cos tollo. celebrated in other great sea pictures. She is starred in melo- drama of stormy waters-"A Million Bid" Warner Brothers production.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
PAPER BI LAMPHIER READ.

A paper prepared by Edward [. Lamphier Of the Commercial Trust Co, on bank advertising was read to- day al West Baden Springs, H.. at the annual convention Of the f'inan- CIal Advertising Association. branch Of the International Adver- Using association. Mr. Lamphier planned 10 attend the convention
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14

rom the revolver of Lawrence Al len, who explained inc unsuccess- ful raid on the .1il Allen was slightly wounded and vas captured in q corn field nearby.
 Allen recently was released from the Jall. He said he had been Of tered S1.ooo to effect the release or Robert Holt. held on several rob hary charges
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
SHERIFF SHOT DEAD
 BY FELLOW OFFICER
Deputy Mistaken as Member of Masked Band Attempting Jail
 pC.h yrN in Lacrosse. Wis,

Lacrosse. WIs.. Sept. II Ep - A deputy sheriff was shot dead by a fellow officer another deputy was wo1nded. and the masked leader of an attempted delivery Of prisoners was shot and captured when guns blazcd at Inc county jail last night.
 The dead deputy is Hubert p. |uaiS, who also WLs county clerk II" was mistaken for one of the members Of the band that attempted the jail delivery and was shot down by Herman Kicks, city policeman. whose command to halt Staats fig norcd,
 D. I. klunder. another deputy was wounded in the arm by shot
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
IS DAYS SEPARATE TWINS

Rome, Sept. 14 U'P) SiGnora Lima Sorzi today gave birth 10 a still | orn child IS days after the birth of its twin.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14

"CHNNG" opens sunday with ,u- larscl symphony orchestra at the Strand.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14

CHANG" opens Sunday with en- larged sym phony orchestra at the Strand. .-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
JOURNALIST DIES

but pressure Of business forced him to remain in this city.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14

Rome. Sept II UP)-Arnaldo ScarpoochI. 4s, noted Rome journal ist. died today.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-28
e.. ". ALLISONS ARE
COHPLINENTED AT
BRIDGE DINNER

Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Holt gave smart dinner party at
the Hotel Barbara Worth last night.
followed by bridge in their own at
tractivc apartment ut the hotel.
belphiuiums centered the dinner
table. where covers were laid for
Is. Dainty hama painted place
cards marked the covers, which
bore dainty silver and cloisonne per
fume holders AS favors for the won
IN, and clever song bird favors
as gifts for the men.
Prizes at bridge Were won by Mr.
and Mrs. Don c: Bitter fer the high
combined score. and by Mr.. and
Mrs II. L. Loud for the combined
low score Mrs. Allison received a
lovely farewell gift.
Those present for the charming
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f.. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Don G. Bitter. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Loud, Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Glassford. Mr.. aud Mrs
J. d. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Currier, Ross 7. HickcoX, George
Anderson and the host and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-28
School Pupils
Enjoy Parties

With the close of school but a
week away and the graduating
classes of both elementary and high
schools making elaborate prepara-
tions for the close of the term, the
younger children are following their
example, and planning little par
ties:
At the Harding and Mckinley
schools, practically every room is
having an affair of some kind At
Harding, Miss Ruth Wieman 5 child
zen of the 5-B had a picnic in the
city park yesterday. The boys of
the room entertained the girls, who
were victors in recent contest.
Mrs. Fred 7. Nuttall is planning a
lawn party at her home for her see
ond graders. Mrs b. \. Harrigan
will take her children to the park,
and Mrs. Steven 5 room has already
celebrated III this way.
Miss Gertrude Hinman : class is
planning an entertainment in their
room for Tuesday. Fred Wong is
chairman of program being plan
ned. lee cream and cake, which
will be the big events Of most
of the parties, viii be served. Mrs.
Grace Stevenson : grade will hay,
refreshments IN their room on We'd
neSday.
Other parties ut these schools will
bc announced in later issues of the
Press
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-28
LAST ASSEMBLY
FOR CENTRAL
STUDENT BODY

Central Union High School held
its last assembly for this year yes
terday morning. Track letters, ban
ners for athletics and the CONNER.
cial contest, a track statuctte and
a silver loving cup were formally
presented by Hubert Gos>, student
body president.
Evelyn Armour gave the treasur-
er : report over the entire wear and
Alex Stewart Rad the executive
board report.
Track letters were given to Olive
Courtney. Ruth Price, Mary Louise
Hockett. Helen Rogers, Winnifred
House, Annie Lambeth, Margaret
Carmichael. Grace Grafton, and
Chester Collins.
Much amusement was caused
when John Rodgers read the senior
class will to the student body.
Mr.. House announced the events
Of commencement week which is
neXt week. sunday, May 80 at the
high school, Rev. W. 6. Chcvcrton
of the state Street Christian church
viii deliver the baccalaurcate ser
mon. Next Tuesday will be senior
class night. Wednesday, the rural
eighth grades viii graduate at the
high school. Thursday night, Jun
inP i',ll.na ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,,.;lI =,
place and DR.. Roman. a we'll known
speaker at teacher s institute, from
the University Of New York, viii
deliver the address. High school
commencement will be held next Fri
day night and Dir. Dexter. who was
here two years ago viii speak again.
Prizes Presented
silver loving cup, which was
presented by the Rotary club to the
school winning the shorthand con
test three consecutive wears was IA.
warded to Central and was formal
!y presented to the student body in
the assembly. \ bronze statuette
won by the relay team at the Chat
fcv track meet in March was also
presented.
Hubert Goss. student body prcsi.
tent presented championship ban
RerS Won bv The football team. elias,
9 track team. Class 4 track team.
girls track team, and the CONNER.
cial department. There will be Il
girls basket ball banner also, but
II had not yet arrived.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-28
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

Demetrius M. Greenwald) Elm,
lily Coates.
easter rillies" C. Martin )
Hagar Gertrude Hartman.
"Belle of the Ball" Darlington
L. Brsnnan) Allyene Pyle,
Song" The Love Dream (Clay
Smith Doralyn Reynolds.
Pink or Mignonette (Hein,
rich Lichnerl Leota Doud.
Vocal Trio-"ln Old Madrid =
(H Trotere) Ncsta Pyle, Lottie
Self, I. {. Hartman
''Whirlagig Eugene Edgar
Ballard Florence Hess.
'Springtime" (Louis Tocaben)
Violet Cole.
Quartet Nightfall in Grena.
da' IL. Buenol Agnes Williams,
Emily Schmitt, Lottie Self, T. c.
Hartman.
Broken Buttercups - George s
Schuler) Temple Robinson.
La Gzarine'' (Louis Came
Doralyu Reynolds.
Song" Sleepy Hollow Ture
Richard kount2) Lorraine Lutes.
Sunbeam Dance" Carl Viii.
helm Kern Vesta Pyle.
Song" Sing Me To Sleep Ed
win Greene Ruth squier.
Crimson Bushes Uda LESTER
Myrtle Anderson.
quartet Can't You Hear Ne
Calling, Caroline" (Caro Roma
Testa Pyle. Emily Schmitt, Lottie
Self, +. c. Hartman.
primrose Polka (Fritz Spind
Ter Lorraine Lutes.
"A Dream -. c. Bartlett
Lottie Self
The Robin s Return Leander
Fisher Elizabeth Elder.
Vocal Trio Oh. That We Two
Were Maying' Agnes Williams
Emily Schmitt, Adelaide Hartman
Song-'.I Love You Truly Gar.
rie Jacobs Bond Elizabeth Elder
WALT in f Flat (Aug. Dur
and) Lottie Self
Roses Are In Bloom Carrie
Jacobs Bond Vesta Pyle
! I'm the Garden of Ny Heart
! iArr by W. c. O'Hare) Agnes vii
liams. Emily Schmitt, Lottie Self
r. &. Hartman.
Waltz Song Edward German
Adelaide Hartman
Kentucky Babe adam Gel
bel Agnes Williams. Adelaid,
Hartman, Lottie Self, F. c. Hart
man.
Song - Mistress Margarita
Arthur \. PENN Emily Schmitt.
Morceaux Caracteristiques H
A. Wollenhaupt Ruth Squier.
Song L 'Estasi lLugi Arditi
Agnes Williams.
"Nola (Felix Arndt) Rutl
! Squier.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-28
KNIGHTS ATTENDS
LOAN ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL BANQUET

Charles Ii. Knights, of this city,
representative of the Pacific Coast
Puilding-Loan Association of Los
Angeles, recently attended the sec
ond anniversary banquet of the as
sociation staged at the Los Angeles
Jonathan Club
Pacific Coast Building Loan AS
sociation has been attended by
what is said to be the most rapid
growth of any organization of its
kind in California. Knights says.
Assets gained in the first two years
of the association 5 business exceed
S2,000.000. according to a report is
sued at the banquet by A. a. Ander
son, secretary. National authori
ties on building loan declare that
the growth OF the Pacific Coast
Building Loan Association sets one
of the nation ; records The rise of
steady. Assets on July |, 1925 were
reported as Sti3, t63.65; ON October
|, 1925 they were 420U,Sll.l1. The
following January they jumped to
$321, ,77j.2o AMI this increase con
tinued on a month to month basis
until November !. 1926 when the as.
sets totalcd $l,04s.73S.4l. Six
months later, the day of the ban.
quet, they wrI" -, ,04S. 1926, an in
crease of more than 81 1000 ,000 dur
ing the last half year.
The local department points out
that 92S loans have been negotiated
since the association was formed
two years ago. The average of these
loans was less than $500. The
loans have been we'll distributed
throughout Southern California.
many being placed in outlying
thriving communities, APPROX
mately 80 per cent of the money
has been loaned to construct new
homes, % per cent went To improve
mcnt programs coupled with rcfin
ancing, and the remaining % per
cent was absorbed in strictly rcfin
ancing channels. In period of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-28
First Baptist

Sunday School 9:4j Il. m. r. NJ
Armstrong superintendent. Classc,
for all ages, With special classes for
men and women.
Patriotic Memorial service in rec.
ognition of Memorial SUNDAY at II
a. m. y memorial solo will be rem
dcred by Mrs. Paul Cogley entitled
.'1here Is No Death. - O'Hara.
The choir viii sing II Salute Thee
Old Glory by G. Austin Miles.
Rev. G. f. Flanagan will render
patriotic sermon address entitled
"Tbe Great Price Of Freedom. -
The church Will be appropriately
decorated for this patriotic service.
A cordial invitation is extended all
to attend.
The young peoples services wil
be held at $50 p. III.
There Will be- no union church
service as the church uniteS in the
union baccalaureatc service at the
high school auditorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-28
SEELEY
By Press Staff Correspondent

BY Press stan correspondent
SEEI .EY. May -. - The West
side Country Clrh met in thc tom
suunity hall Thursday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hurd and Mrs. John
Hogan visited in the Mount Signal
district Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Difani and
family attended the recital at the
Ten Thousand club room, Wednrs-
day.
Mrs. &. ]. Omar returned from
San Diego "Wednesday evening,
where she had been visiting with
Mr.. Omar parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. t.. lIurd and
daughter Evangclista, attended the
recital given in the Ten Thousand
Club Thursday evening.
Hobart Hcrrick bought 80 sacks
Of rice to plant in August.
John Hogan is building large
chicken house.
Clark Collins is visiting with his
folks at Beaumont over sunday.
Mrs. !. f. Berry, Jack Berry and
loycc Berry are visiting with rel
ativc> in Sccicy over Sunday.
The baccaiaurcatc sermon for the
Elm, West Side and Sccicy Eighth
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-28
CHARMING BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN AT
HARRY HOVEI HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Hovey
charmingly entertained at their
home on Vine street last night,
group of guests being hidden for an
evening of bridge.
High score prizes were Won by
Mrs c. \. Riley and Col. Charles
L. Phillips. Mrs. A. B. Mcmillan
and Hugh 7. Osborne received
awards for the second high scores.
Mrs. Hovey. assisted by Mrs. Ben
Christian, served delicious refresh
ments at the close of tn. delightful
affair.
Guests present included Mr.. anil
Mrs David l.. Goodrich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Christian. Mrs. 4. +. Me
MILAN. Mr.. aud Mrs. F. \. Thaa-
mum, Mr., and Mrs. {. \. Riley. Mrs
Cali Harrison. Col. Charles l.. Phil
lips, Rev. W. q. Moffat and Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh 7. Osborne.