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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

Lahtes men. with their breech-
loading cannon. had hammered the English ship into submission
and coming toward the pirates flagship boat bearing the
British captain ready to surrender.
LATTE signalled for the officer to come aboard.
A. you know. said LATTE. we have guns the superior
OF any ship. Like honorable you have refused
to slaughter your own further resistance Will you agree
to return you ship and finish this fight handohand3 Neither
OF US shall fire agree return your ship and pre-
agreement between gentemen1 The English captain an.
swered: SO help me God. do"
he returned to his ship The two vessels Unanswered to
come side BY side 1hwa grinding with the contact the two
crews. led by their officers. met hand-to-hand combat
7EN British sailor. half insane from pain Of cutla..
slash his head. half blinded by blood fred pistol into
the touchhoe OF Of the British deck guns. The shot
struck mast OF Jean Lahes ship The great spars came
crashing down. falling broke the left and right tsh
of Jean LATTE.
Then the Lattes craft saw one Of the most raant
acts Of naval history The British captain hauled down ii, ae
But Jean La6tte and thigh broken body crushed waved
the surrender He called farewell over the rail to the Bnt;b
captain He orders to his to their own deck
He desperately wounded. Down on hs ship closed
tropical hurricane They fought out. LATTE racked with
agony They landed at Yucatan No doctor could s. found
Head back to Baratara. ordered Jean LATTE feeblv
A they sailed northward the Cult 81 Mexico L.kiie
gave orders where he Be buried His men knew the .os
They the story had laid Napoleon and John Paul
Jones there. -
And there not long aeard the srieyng heare. al boid
Pirate LATTE laid their intrepid leader at rest and .ho
can say with certainty. that his dust mingled with t,i
OF Napoleon: his immortal cousin. and John Paul lone, 81
dashins seados nclea
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

amid the rocks spoke. Napoleon recognized Jean La6ne
Napoleon handed stick Of his height with
piece the width Of his shoulders Slowly that slipped up the
back Of his overcoat s hat rested its top.
Silently Napoleon slipped down Of and hat As silent
" another man took his place.
He was the man mentioned some French historical docu-
mens Napoleons double man who resembed the
CoTcan closely that he had substituted for him the
costume at certain weaome public Appearance Jean La6e
had down the and persuaded him take Napoleon
place.
With Napoleon lying in the bottom Jean LATTE padded
slim poque 10 miles Of shore where sturder skf
waiting. Ten miles they rowed the little schooner that
had dropped the slave ST. Helena. Twenty miles further
the schooner hove to- There the Comet was waiting.
A soon LATTE and his distinguished companion
aboard she and heavy that damaged
her rigging put her udder out Of commission.
Meantime back The islsnd Of ST. Helena. the substitute
Napoleon pleading ness stayed abed four days. Then the
household rdculed The idea. Dr. Anomarcch ii on the plot
swore the Napoleon.
The Brih. feeling that the sentry might Be right secured
the with their fastest ships and one Of their wanhps came
upon the Comet striving to make repairs 10 mid ocean,
LATTE. always crafty. few signal asking for rigging or
tow into sons gh port The subterfuse worked and the
warship. pretending not % understand sailed away.
TIME repairs were made Another storm drove them south
j toward Yucatan. The storm slackened They neared
the coast
Then evening. with the coast Of Yucatan in plain sight,
Napoeon leaning against the rail- gaxins landward
Without word be started to walk across the deck was
stopped - By come nyb hand clchd 1t bis breas and
began 70 stasser suh Of blood poured from bis lps
SUA 1fagosinU) -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

~ OWN in jefferson Parish Louisiana. some Is miles
south of New Orleans ancient burial ground.
lies the high point Of land that us out at the
- point where Bayou des Oes. the Bayou Of the
Geese. Aoys into Big Barataria Bayou There in
tanse Of wild bushes and tall grass stands iron
That marks DID, DID, sunken grave. Two other ancient
graves nearby
Now. for the FIRST time. the considered story Is given the
world that Of those graves sleeps the remains Of Napoleon
BonapaI That another of those graves sleeps John Paul
jones' the great American admiral Of the Revolution And that
the third grave beneath that iron cross rests the man history
knows Jean LATTE. the buccaneer Of Baratara.
More than that. the considered statement is also made that
Jean lae the dasng seaader who looted the ships Of the
Spanish Main: the cousin Of Napoleon Bonspare: the
rescue Napoleon from St Helena leaving substitute. almost
Jean LATTE fought side by side with John Paul Jones in the
little Bon Homme Richard. winning the battle with the FIRST
It Is also said that this the type Of planted
destruction into the British ranks when the BARBARIAN buccsneer
Of New Orleans and from President Madison pardon for
Breton village where John Paul Jones died after his service
under the Empress Catherine Of Russia and brought the body
Of his uncle back to Baratana.
furthermore. that alien bones the tomb at the Hotel
des lnvades in Paris which history gives Nspoeons last
resting place: and in the tomb the United States Naval
Academy At Annapolis where Admiral John Paul Jones
fantastic statements. A story that ups the ordered tale
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

The Seraphne only blind ship that never sailed
occupied The attention Of British and American Official. while
Jean ahtte and picked crew sailed biz fast shp Comet
from Grand lsle Of Tie Louisiana coast.
On January Is 1872 il put into St Helena. posing a.
.dss 'ehoGasr a:s t9s spsai a.s left Malay slave
De night The Malay slipped Napoieon note. Il read:
Each evening about O'clock make habit to ak your
British sentry to help down pour seat On tie rocks BY the
ebness as much q you can Make every e3o 70 have Re
sentry stay with you Tell him you ike h company He viii
worry about how bis seios eonstue your liking for him and
have and turn up he collar as high q you can.
While you sitting on the rocks face away from the
sentry. vt remain always y bis sight Attend strictly 70 each
Pick quarrel with al your attendants except bat sei,y and
(Copyright le1
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

H has studied original documents in the archives Of Euro
pean sovenens And added to at il ts family archives
Of Distinguished New Orleans family be has ,een other ons
b AZ asty confirm tbs amazing .oy lie f hint q which
hl leaned when b encountered is youth cruising and
capg down n The Barbarian wilderness Of Lomsianas coast
pant u come Of the greatest drama IN the worlds history
ssTN oss documents Of prominent family Of New Or.
leans says pr Genela. i found the record hat links
up what think i the greatest story ever told
They 70 prove that Napoleon really was rescued from
s. Helena. et subaiue who bad been hs Official double.
III pseeeAce q whom i admitted IN certain French historical
ard died ST Helena. Ihae evidence that this substitute,
whose beees !et = The nyad Paris was poisoned for
fear hat b would blab> ..s. 81. .s@ss I'D -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

u1emOeIS OF MS SW0SnOucKln&
company Of sailormen.
HISTORY will tell you how
Ill !. plot was laid in New
Orleans to rescue Napo-
leon from bis imprisonment on
St. Helena. how . fast sailing
ship-:the Seraphine-wa built
and lay At 4 wharf 10 New
Orleans ostensibly ready to sail
on ito daring mission when word
was received Of the Corsican's
death. And how. presently.
there came to New Orleans d..
Antomarcchi. Napoleon's per-
sonal physician. with the death
mask Of the dead emperor.
The documents read by the
eyes Of d.. Cenella tell a very
1eR--a ..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

Before those who him could reach his side he wrihed in
spam Of agony and fell the butt of of the deck
guns: Huddled that he died without saying
word
Jean La6tte bore the body Of Napoleon endery below.
laid it the little BERTH Them returning deck be CAV
orders sail for louisiana. the land Of his BIRTH There
he had picked his last resting place There. travelling up
the broad and winding path Of Big Barataa Bayou its banks
lined with cypress draped the boards Of Spanish moss gray
green the body of Napoleon moved its last journey.
here rests today If this strange story be true. the high
point of land where Bayou des Dies joins Barataa Bayou
TINE world accepts the who died St. Helena May
5. 1927. the rea! Napoleon and. apparently the British
in exile That double Of the famed emperor could have de-
ceved those about him for FIVE six years highly
probable and constitutes the weakest point the story that the
great Coriean's dust reposes in louisiana.
Dr.. Cenea argues that the LATTE version Of Nspoleons
escape and death plausible because the death mask which
Dr. Antomarcch told the world he made Of Napoleon within
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

4 famous painting Of Ma
poleon on his death bed.
Is this the real conqueror Of
Ewope2. Does his famed
cdtafalque in Paris-sketched
bclop, lcft-hold the remain,
Of the cn1pcror's doublc2
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

Rescued by his cousin. Jean LATTE. whose
real name was not La6tte and whose real name
will never be known: in the fast sailing ship :
Comet OF Lahtte: buccaneerins fleet Napoleon. ,
sick man from his long imprisonment. died on 4
board the Comet of the coast of Yucatan where :
the ship was driven BY storm. And Jean La
hte brought him to that Barataria burial ground
same spot where earlier he had buried hi. uncle.
And there Jean LATTE was buried himself,
when he had received his death wound.
But before he died. that man history knows
only as Jean LATTE. the buccaneer Of Barataria,
louisiana. played such part in world history
in the French Revolution the American Revolu-
tion and in the rise and fall Of Napoleon Bona ~
parte-as staggers the mind to conceive
4 PAINSTAKlNC tracing back Of Pr -
II rate Lahtte's family tree shows him to
be the son Of Jean Corsica Bonapare. -
sister of Nspoleon's father This make. 4 &
Jean Lahtte and Napoleon FIRST cousins. La ~
6ttes father was William Paul. dashing <RSS
Scotch captain Of Solway Firth. Il was ~
in Louisiana that the parents Of the famed
buccaneer met and married
Jean Paul. William younger brother-who made p
tor himself in history under the assumed name of John
Jones--was. of course. Jean La6tte's uncle.
Bonaparte and William Paul until he appears IN France
the days just before the Revolution. Then he was kn
simply BY the name Jean Of ST. Mao until he took the
No one knows when LATTE began his buccaneerns car
but the records show that he was skilled swordsman des
shot and that he became immensely rich.
he musty documents concerning the amazing life of Pi
Lahtte. now in the possession Of New Orleans family
compiled largely BY Ricardo Layissa who died il Il
and who gathered much Of his data from LATTE. relatives
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

10 new orleans, docs not match
the measurements Of the face Of the
only statue made of Napoleon dur
ing his lifetime.
Dr.. Genella also argues that Dr..
Antomarcchi's coming to New Or
leans when all the capitals OF Eu-
rope were open to him. indicates
that he wanted to know what be-
came of his master after LATTE took
him away.
DR. CENELLA offer. the
IL theory that John Paul Jones
may we'll lie beside Napoleon
and La6tte in the little Louisiana
graveyard. John Paul Jones died
in France in 1892. and more than
a century later the u. S. govern
mol brought what was supposed to
be the great sailors dust to thi,
country and cnshrined it at Annap-
oils.
But. according to Dr.. Cenella,
the folklore of the French coast has
It that year or 50 after Jones
death. vessel came and removed
the body. And the folklore Of
Louisiana has it that the ship was
commanded by LATTE. who BROUGHT
the remains of his uncle to the OBJ
scure burial ground Is miles from
New Orleans.
LATTE. according to the ancient
records studied by Cenella, died IN
1889 after a wild battle with I
British man-o' war of the coast Of
Yucatan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

Cd - Ho8So " oSoSOSys Nv
historians can eight i out. They
have = man to fight For that
Astounding story Is not fatherless.
Il i made public after long years
Of study By d. Louis Julian
Genella. resident Of New Or
leans.
d. Cenella i not an obscure
person. He has bis place in
world history. He was the 6sst
American soldier. wearing IN
American uniform. 10 Be wound
ed n the World War. His
standing II bis own community i
unques6oned. And for years be
has been ! keen student Of his
tory q Is sources. The search
for those sources has taken him
far a6eld. even to England and
n p
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-27

order them from your room
as often a. you can. Try
to pose as a man who
wishes to Be alone. Sleep
late. That was all.
Napoleon followed the
orders to the letter. hoping
for release.
On February 70. 1919.
at J p. M. as the ex-
lied Napoleon sat solitary
on the rocks looking out to
sea. the British sentry some
distance away. again in
the dusk he felt 4 gentle
tug on his sleeve. A man
who had crawled to him
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following
Craig 8 Carmack, -. and Rose x. Wild
man, l9; Rev RAYMOND l.. WolVen.
5Seonsfo =. ShiShom' -; Waldors. Mq
w. folsom
EDWIN A BeiEht, ~. and Mary E. Waters,
30: Rev. Thomas A.. Calnan
Louis Franklin. %. and Gertrude Oser. 2li
BENJAMIN Moss, %. and Anna Wax, 1s
Rev George SilverStone
Walter Clifton rs, South Washinston. Va ,
Senh II Lee
Jose .Cavacas. 81. and Helen Carter, Is
noIh Of Baltimore. Md; Rev. Hugh T Ste
.Dengte S. Owen "a and Mary c zolunger
II. both Of Chase City. Va; Rev Hugh T.
Julan F Brizendinc. so. and Margaret u
Lyons, is. both Of Tappahannock, Va; Rev
John Huehes. a. and Marion wilkins, 90
both Of LeeShure Va, Rev Francis r. Pree
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the past Is nourS
Fulahe s Harper, IS. iii3 Rhode Island
1nes Lc Foe Gravatt, a. Gas South Caro-
Laura A, Lennon, rs, SOS Rock Greek
Dr, Charles S. Carter, ~, Emersency Hos
p}tal, . -.,.
Fvcne somconidis, ~. Gcoree WASHINGTON
University Hospital a
William II. Fowrest, II months. 1908
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The following births have been reported tC
ne Health Department in the past "a hours
Edward f. and Charlotte Collins, eiri.
Hush Mex 4 Lena NJ. Maddox, elfl.
Tete and GcorSea GaEcaS. eirl
Charles G and Mary G Bitter gtrl.
Fred and Florence Young. SRI.
Robert and Caral Ralston. boy.
Jesse w. and Msrgaret Stut2, boy,
Lincoln and Bette Jones, boy
Louis and YvOune Moon hoy.
William and Frances NJ. Crawford. boy
Thomas n ana Anna NJ. Perry. boy,
Daniel and Rose A. Donoehue, boy.
Lew and Chuck Tin, boy.
Andrew and Ella Minor boy.
Julian and Lucy Scott, girl
Samuel and LYDIA Carter. eirl.
Norman E. and Lucy A. Baker. boy.
Emanuel and Bue,s l.. Weaver boy.
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James H Samuel 81, and Lillian Modem
Ia; Rev. c. C Williams.
James White, -. this city. and Anna
Charles Gatge. % and Paula Gebhardt. 20;
ciarence Walrick %, and Arlena Gray.
%; Rev w, A, L. Morton.
John d Turner: 25 and Reh 1,c e Circuit
Nathan Herson. %, and Rose Rubinstein,
"a rr Rey NJ = ] v Gohe9 d and FAY Monteom.
cry, 81: Rev. r. r. Palmer.
Everett II Stove, 81 and Virge M. Kid
we'll 10, Rev l.. r. Franck.
Edward A Kuhn 2t and Anna G, Thomp-
SON. Ia Rev. Homer J. Councillor
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Name Tree for Lindbergh.

Children of the Roosevelt School at
Spokane named the tree which the Spo-
kane Floral Association planted on the
school grounds Col. Charles Lindbergh,
the American Tree Association reports
They planted q mountain ash followin :
the annual custom Of honoring some city
school with a ree-planting ceremony.
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has sailed from Baltimore on the S. S.
Fairfax for Boston.
Miss c. F. Beale is residing at the
Grace Dodge Hotel for an indefinite
period.
MA and Mrs. c. c. Lake have arrived
in Washington from their home IN
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. and are at the
Carlton for a short stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15
Pick Your Number,

We recognize this year as 1928. the
Mohammedans call it 1916, the Jews,
5688; the Japanese, 2587, and the By
7antine calendar SAYS 1t Is 1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph a. Herbert, jr..
have returned from an interesting mo-
tor trip through the New England
States They visited friends in Boston
who went with them to the White
Mountains Of New Hampshire. From
there they drove 70 Cape Cod, where
they spent 10 days.
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Observation-Disclosures
Marriage i'm Baltimore.

Kinka id-8nder<on
Marriage in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. William SeiGert arr
announcing the marriage Of the lat
terS daughter, Miss Thelma Anderson
to Mr. Robert M kinkaid today ii
their Baltimore home The bride made
her debut here several Winters ago
The couple will leave for Minnesota
immediately after the ceremony, but
will return to Baltimore in the Fall
Mr.. and Mrs. SeiTcrt have closed thcii
Washington home indefinitely.
The officers and members Of the Art
Promoters Club will entertain tornor-
Tow evening IN Nine, Lubovska'S studio
in the New Idea Country Club, at Al
coys Heights with BRIDGE dance, u
be followed by entertainment Patrons
vill include Nine. de Lagnel, Mr.. Felix
Lake. Miss Matalee Lake. Mr. Edward
Dean and Vlktor Flambeau.
Mr.. William Huntington Of 3404
Prospect avenue northwest is in charge
a the reservations. which include
transportation direct to the club and
return
DR.. and Mrs. ". H. Boyle Of Schuyler.
Nebr.. are at the Grace Dodge Hotel
until some time next week.
Mir and Mrs. Henry Hartman and
Mrs. Hartman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L, w. Bailey, have Just returned from q
motor trip to New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey confined their trip to the home
Of Mrs. Bailey's brother. Mr.. Mark w.
Allen. former State Senator Of New
York. where large affair was given in
their honor ard where they were en-
tertaaned very extensively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman toured the
greater part Of their visit, but spent
the latter part Of their trip al the home
of Mr.. Hartran's brother-in-law and
sister. Mir and Mrs. Robert Mulreany
Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. r. johnson of Chi
cago are at the Carlton for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Loveland Of
Washington. Pa, are at the Grace
Dodge Hotel for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. P. Craig Jones attended the
Tldewater. Va, kiwanls interclub
meeting at Williamsburg Monday night.
Mr. Morris is first vice president Of the
Kiwanis Club Of Washington.
Mr.. Newell windon Ellison viii leave
" aSlllfsGI0n III z lew Gays lOE AEHneS-
ser to spend month in the scenes of
his childhood. While there he vii!
make a number OF public addresses IN
der the auspices Of the Republican ma
tionsl committee in behalf Of the can
didacy Of Hoover and Curtis.
Miss Dorothy Quincy Smith. daugh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. z. Quincy Smith
Of 3Ilo Woodland drive. will sail today
CT the s. S. Colombo for Naples for
& three month trip as the guest of the
italian government.
Miss Smith expects 10 spend most
OF her time in Tripolitania and Chero-
na3ka photographing the old Roman
ruins She viii also probably go 10 the
Island Of Crete in order 70 obtain pic
lures Of the ruins Of the old Minoan
civilization.
Miss Helen Lloyd-Preston Of Paris
VIII 20 with Miss Smith. and they will
take With them six cameras. including
ore Of the new kodaks taking moving
pictures IN color
Dr.. Elmer Shepherd has returned to
tl1s city from visit Of several weeks
a. DanTille and al Orange, Va.
Mr.. Cuthbert Powell Mnnigerode
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MIR and Mrs. Osborn Fort Hcrcner
Of New YORK City have arrived IN Wash
ington for stay Of about a week and
are at the Carlton
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Continued from Eighteenth Page)

Mover Of Norfolk was announced this
Spring
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Shepard Of
1901 Connecticut avenue have returned
from Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Gwinn W Rust is passing few
days at the Wey,iIs Hotel. New York.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


The Kiwanis Club will hold its week
~ luncheon meeting tomorrow, 2;30
pm, at the Washington Hotel. Tom
my Armour. golf professional at the
Congressional Country Club, will speak.
The Joint annual outing Of the st.
George Society, religious and social or
ganization, and its ladies' auxiliary. the
Myrrh Bearing Society will be held to-
morrow at Chesapeake Beach. The
Rev. Job Saloon, priest of the Syrian
Orthodox Church and president Of the
st. George Society, heads the arrange
ment committee.
Mrs. Ada Byrncs will be hostess to-
morrow, 80 pm. at a card party at
the Woman's Benefit Association club
house, 1850 Massachusetts avenue.
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Rev. and Mrs. John r Kilp and
Or Merrill H Kjahp Of Chicago have
been guests Of MI and Mrs. NJ. Hugh
irish the past week. They left today
- motor home over the Northern route
and viii stop III Cleveland 70 attend
the Wcrld Convention Of ManXlncn.
Afy. and Mrs Henry Brooks and Mrs
II Dalton Brooks have gone 10 Atlantic
City and are at he Chalfonte- Haddon
Hall
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. P. Craig Jones attended the
Underwater. Va, Kiwanis interclub
meeting at Williamsburg Monday night.
Mr. Morris is first vice president Of the
Kiwanis Club of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

Mr.. Newell Windon Ellison viii leave
Washington in few days for Tonnes
see 70 spend q month in the scenes of
his childhood While there he vii.
make a number Of public addresses IN
Ger the auspices of the Republican ma
tional committee in behalf Of the can
Gidacy Of Hoover and Curtis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Loveland Of
Washington. Pa, are at the Grace
Dodge Hotel for an extended stay.
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Mr. ana Mrs. @. r. johnson Of Chi
cago are at the Carlton for few days.