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Seattle ice cycan. and fresh candies at SyIyia's
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
RIVAL PROMOTERS
fight FOR NURMI
"Phantom Finn" Under Fire for
Signing TO Run at Boston

New. York. Jan. 81 R}-paavo
Nurmi's second American tour has
Just begun but already disputes have
broken out among sponsors OF rival
track and field meets.
Irate over what he termed Muir
mis- sudden decision" to run in tho
knights Of Columbus games in hos
ton next Saturday night, jack 1lar-
ris, member of the comrl,tt "a hand
ling the Masonic benefit meet here
the same night. has protested to the
amateur Athletic Union asserting
that there is no doubt that the
phantom Finn" was influenced by
a man or men with power in official
track circles"
Harris said his committee had
been virtually assured that Nurmi
would run in the Masonic meet and
that arrangements were made to OBJ
tain the intercollegiate A. A. banked
track SO that the Finn could run in
spiked shoes, either in a one hour
race or in the 5000 meters run for
the Hugh H. Hirshon trophy. Nurml
gained q leg on the HlrShon trophy
during his 1925 invasion.
Although the Masonic meet Off
Gals had received no signed entry
blank from the famous Finn they
did receive such assurance as may
be considered valid" Harris de-
clared.
Then came the announcement
that Nurmi would compete at Boston
in a two-mile run against field, in
Guiding Leo Lermond, best OF this
country's distance racers.
In q letter to Daniel J. Ferris. sec-
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

rotary treasurer of the A. A. u.
Harris said that the manner OF this
sudden decision to compete at Bos-
ton leaves no doubt In my mind that
he was Influenced"
1.-The committee has no quarrel
with the Boston promoters" Hah-
ris continued. 'If Nurmi is an anna
thing where and when he pleases,
this committee can surely have no
complaint. But if promoters are to
bid for his services. then l feeel We
have just grounds for bringing this
matter to your attention. We will
appreciate your attention to the sit
uation brought about by what we
believe was virtual order 10 Muir
mi 10 compete in Boston rather than
in New York"
Despite Nurmi's easy triumph IN
his debut in the Brooklyn college
games Saturday night, there are
prospects that Lernond may give
the two mile route. At his best Muir
mi has covered the two miles in
SIS Is. He accomplished that feat
the first and last time two miles
has been run under nine minutes
during his first invasion in 1925.
lcrmond. who began his running
career only two years ago, has never
done better than GIG. He has been
improving fast. however. and there
are indications as well that Nurmi
is not as fast. by some seconds. as
he was four years ago.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
HOCKEY LEAGUE RACE
TIGHTER AFTER CANES
New Yosk Americans Loae 70 Pitts
bargh Firaes In Rnagheat
Game At season.

New York. Jan. - (UP)-The Ma
tional Hockey league cup race was =
somewhat closer AFFAIR today. - .
result of the three games played
Sunday night.
Tho New York Americans. leading
the international division. we're beat
en-, 2 to 0. by the lowly Pittsburgh
Pirates in the toughest game OF the
season. Frederickson. recently OBJ
tanned by the Pirates from Boston.
was carried from the ice with an
open wound in his face which re-
quired Ave stitches, and two players,
Burch and Smith. sustained major
penalties.
The Boston Bruins and the Detroit
Cougare. who are pressing the New
York Rangers In the American
group, both won and gained upon the
leaders. Boston beat the Chicago
Rlack Hawks. 2 to 0. George Owen,
former Harvard star. scoring the first
goal. 1t was the Bruins eighth win
in nine games. the other having been
tie. The Cougare beat the Toronto
Maple Leafs. ? to l..
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
DALE ALEXANDER LED
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
First Baseman OF Toronto Maple
Leafs Hit for $50 In TO =
Contests Played.

New York, Jan. Fl (UP)-Dale
Alexander, first baseman of the Tor
onto Maple Leafs. who since has
been acquired by the Detroit Tigers,
led the International league battera
in 1928. according to official figures
released for publication through the
United Press today.
The Toronto slugger hit for $3.50
In 1863 games. made the most base
hits, 2ss, the most total bases on
hits, 400, led in two baggers with ~
and in homers with 81. He also
hatted In the greatest number OF
runs, 144.
Charley Colbert, Rochester short
stop, who has gone to the st. Louis
Cardinals. scored the most runs. 1l5,
and drew the greatest number OF
bases on balls, 81. John Moore. OF
Reading, led in triples with IS.
Sacrifice hittings honors went to
William Conroy. of Reading. who
drove out 9. during the 1923 season,
Reading led in club batting, with
a team mark Of 800.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
INDIANS To Have
Stronger Lineup
Ely BuB Rdu6 to Make Any
Prediction M 1850

Cleveland. Jan. II R-The Cleve-
land Indians will enter the 1879
cam paign non committal on their
prospects but hoping for the best
from one Of the NEST thoroughly
overhauled hneups In the American
league.
I'VE hope We have q better club
than last year." was the only COM
ment forthcoming from Billy Evans,
general manager of the tribe. and he
admitted that the Redskins could
fare much better this season and
still not be much Of an improve
ment over last years seventh place
OUTFIT.
Aside from the moundsmen. only
the veteran Charley Jameson in left
held. Carl Lind at second base and
Luke Seweh behind the bat will be
found in their customary positions
A. the tribe now stacks up on paper.
Gone are George Burns, George
Uhle, Homer 6umma and lesser light
Of the tribe Of other years.
The seemingly eternal hunt for Q
successor to Tris Speaker has result
ed in the purchase OF Dick Porter
from Baltimore and Earl Averhill
from San Francisco. both slugigna
outhelders who csst $4,000 each,
With the sale Of summa to Philadel.
phia and the release Of Gerkin,
Langford and others, the way il
paved for Porter and Averhill ia
patrol the outfeld with Jameson.
Ollie Tucker Of New Orleans
Charley Dorman from Tyler. Texas
and John Gill from Decatur may
help.
Lind will be back at second. but
an otherwise revamped infeld will
ind 6ewell shifted from short ia
third. Johnny Hedapp moved from
third to FIRST and Tavener. obtained
with Pitcher Kenneth Holloway
from Detroit for George Uhle, l,
slated for short. Rockies will In.
clude First Baseman Glenn Bolton
from Terre Haute. Shortstop John
Burnett. teammate of Bottoms and
Ray Gardner OF New Orleans, who
was the Southern Associations lead
ing shortstop last year.
The catching department will re.
main the same-Luke Sewell, Myatt
and Autry.
Hudlin. Miller. Miljus. Grant
Shaute and Underhill are holdove,
hurlers available to Manager Roger
Peckinpaush. He looks for further
assistance from among such player,
as Holloway, Jimmy linn, who ir
five Of the last six years has won q
or more games a season FROM Kan.
sas City in the American Associa
ton: James Moore. OF Little Rock
who led the Southern Association ~
pitching last year and Wesley Fer.
rell. who pitched 20 victories las
season for Terre Haute. All tn.
newcomers are right handlers.
The Indians. alone among all bis
league teams. will remain In thei
training camp until they start nortI
for the opening. They will meet al
corners. but will do no travelling.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
BALLANGRUD OF NORWAY
SPEED SKATING CHAMP
Scores Complete Victory In 100000
Meters Event Rum ON In
Switzerland.

Davos, Switzerland. Jan. Fl UP)
Lars Ballangrud OF Norway Is the
European speed skating champion of
1929. as result OF his victory in
the 10000 meters event which con-
cludcd the series here Sunday. Clas
Thunberg of Finland had the second
highest total of points. with Larsen
Of Norway. third.
The title was decided according to
the times made by the contestants
in four events. Thunberg won the
1900 meter race Sunday in 2 min
utes, - seconds, with Ballangrud
second in 2:30 2:1O, and Larsen tied
for third wa,h Van der Scheer OF
Holland in e:V $40.
Then came the final event. with
10000 meters, which Ballangrud
captured in 17:43 40. with Thun-
berg second In 1850 80 and Lar
sen third in 1883 $40.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
|S0U1HING7ON ~
| Wins COUNTY MEET
Edges Ont Lewis High in Indoor
Track Contest

South Manchester. Jan. 21.-The
southtnston Y. N. c. A. won the an
nual Hartford County ''Y' indoor
track meet held at the East Side
Recreatienal center here Saturday
afternoon. nosing out the Lewis
high school team from the same
town In . somewhat all-Southink-
ton contest which produced many
thrills. The southinston ~" to-
tailed tSh points to II for the high
school and won the meet when ito
team won the senior relay and r.
Grandy took the senior half-mile.
The ether entries scored as follows:
Auburns, West Hartford. 81; South
Windsor, Is: Highland Park. IN:
Manchester. Z: simsbury "Y." bh;
Kensinston Boys club. IN.
The summary:
Junior Class
.0-yard dash: l.. Kennedy, Lewis
H. g.. first; William Quinlan.
Lewis H. g.. second; A. Rushen, W.
Hartford, third. Time seconds.
Running broad jump, L. Kennedy.
Lewis H. g., first: g. Rushon. w.
Hartford. second; william Quinla n.
Lewis H. g., third. Distance 16 it..
20. inches.
Running high jump: J.. Kennedy,
Lewis H. s., first: w. Quinlan, Lewis
H. g., second; ]. Erbe. southington
"Y". third. Height, I IT,. I IL
i inches.
lso-yard relay: Lewis high. Time
81 3-5 seconds.
intermediate Glass
2O-yard dash: H. Nelson. South
ington "Y," first: H. I.alla, Southing-
ton "Y." second: l.. Giannatii, Lewis
H. s.. third. Time seconds.
Running broad jump: II. Nelson,
Southington "Y," first: l.. Gianatti,
Lewis H. s.. second; w. Honert.
simsbury, third. Distance. Is It,
inches.
Running high jump: J. Noll. W.
Hartford, first; n. Young, w. Hart
ford, second: H. Nelson. SouthinE-
ton "Y." third. Height. 5 It.
4i0-yard relay: West Hartford,
first: Southington 7. NJ. c. A.. sec
ond: Lewis high school. third. Time.
l minute, !: seconds.
Senior Glass
c0-yard dash: l.. Main. S. Wind
sor. first; r. Sheriden. Manchester.
second; A. Pelcher. Southington "Y.'
third. Time. 2 as seconds.
! Running broad jump: l.. Main. S.
Windsor. first: A. Pelcher. South
ineton "Y." second: r. Sherider,
Manchester. third. Distance. II it.,
~ inches.
Running high jump: l.. Main. =.
Windsor. first: J. Nichols. Highland
Park, second: X. Beer. Highland
Park. L. Lewis. kensinKton. third
! Distance. 3 it.. SIS inches.
44o-yard relay: Southington ~"
Time. l minute. is seconds.
Half-mile run: r. Grandy. South
ington "Y." Time. ? minutes. S. Is
seconds.
1:-pound shot put: Conner. "
Hartford. first: Nichols. Highland
Park. second: Shcriden. Manchester
Distance. 81 it., 2 inches.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
GODFREY AND PAULINE
TO FIGHT At HAVANA
Giant Negro heavyweight and
Spanish Wo0dciaopper Re-
matched for FEBRUARY 10.


New York. Jan. II N-A return
match between George Godfrey
giant negro heavyweight. and Paul
inc Uzcudun. the Basque woodchop-
per, will be staged at Havana, Cuba
on February is il present negotia-
tons by the Madison Square Garden
corporation are successful.
Colonel John 8. Hammond. acting
general manager of the corporation
revealed plans for the match had
been outlined at conference here
Saturday. Godfrey's manater. jim
my Dougherty. said the big negro
was ready to meet either Pauline OF
Tom Heeney. the New Zealander
Heeney. however. probably will moi
be ready to fight for at least q
month.
Some observers, however. thought
it extremely unlikely that Paulino's
handlers will sign for the Godfrey
match. Godfrey outpointed the
spaniard in a gruelling encounter
on the Pacific coast last year
, Pauline practically Is a certainty Il
appear in one Of the big heavy
weight elimination bouts to be held
this summer and another defeat b,
the giant negro might throw him
out of the picture entirely.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
Providence Forward
Is Leading Scorer

New York. Jan. II N-Ed Wine
apple. forward Of the Providence COL
leGe basketball Ave. has vaulted the
lead Of the casts individual basket
ball scorers. Wineapple has Tailed
1884 points In 10 games. Joey Schaarf.
of Pennsyivania. holds second place
with 100 points and Charley Hyatt.
of Pittsburgh. third with l27. Wine
apple leads in field goals with Sc
and Schaaf in fouls with ~.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
ROyEIfS IN TRAINING

Boston, Jan. u (CPo-Jim
Maloney. South Boston heavyweight,
started training today for their To-
round bout to be fought here anu
airy so.
1t will be Maloney's first fight
since he defeated Con O'kelly in
New York December %.
Friedman has defeated Ernie
Schaaf and Paul Cavalier and has
held Jack Renault to a drew.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
KILLED WHILE SLEEPING

Westerly, r. l.. Jan. Fl ~ - A
charge fired from a shotgun killed
aanto Gaccione, -. as re was sleep
ing early today. The death dealing
load was fired through clapboa rds
beneath the window near where
Gaccione slept on the second floor.
Louis GinRerilla. who is said to have
had an argument with Gaccione late
last night. was arrested by the po-
uce soon after the killing.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
BATTLE TO TIE

New Haven. Jan. II UP)-The
New Haven Eagles and Springfield
Tigers battled to a IS tie in a Can
nadian-American League hockey
game here last night. more than
half OF which was played by three
man teams. A free-for-all fist fight
in the second frame resulted In
three from each team being given
match penalties. Spectacular goal
tending prevented scores in the
third and overtime periods.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
DINDEE VS.. MELID

Boston, Jan. 81 (UP)-JOe Dun
dee. worlds welterweisht champion
will met Al Mello OF Lowell In a
10-round bout at the Hoston Garden
Friday night. The title will not Re
at stake as the boxers will be al
catchweiRhts.
II Mello wins. he will seek an.
other bout with Dundee with the
championship at stake.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
Pyle Picks Training
Headouarters for Race

New Yorw, Jan. Fl NC. G. Pyle
announces he has completed ar
rangcmcnts to use the Park Inn
baths building ut Rockaway Park,
Long Island, as headquarters and
training camp for contestants in the
second International transcUntinental
foot race. which starts from New
York, March 81.
The training camp is to be opened
on or about March II f'yle said
The demon promoter expects to have
at least $50 starters.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

New York. Fan. 81 (UP)-The
Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing associ-
alton has accepted challenge from
Canada for another series of races
for double bilgeboard sloops. known
as finland lake scows." Tentative
dates have been proposed as follows.
July 20 and II at Lake st. Louis
and Aug. 80 and II at Barnegat.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

Hanover, N. H.. Jan. - UP)-
Robert Monahan. captain OF the
Dartmouth cross-country team. was
recovering at the college infirmary
today from second gland opera
ton. His condition has prevented
him from competing with his team
this season.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
FEATURE BOUT TONIGHT

New York, Jan. 81 ~ - George
Courtney. the Oklahoma cowboy,
meets Tiger Payne, Australian light
heavyweight, In the ten round
feature bout at the st. Nicholas
Arena tonight.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
STAR Is INJURED

Hanover. N. H.. Jan. II (UP)-
injuries received in the Yale game
at New Haven Saturday night prob
ably will keep Hal Booma, star DE-
Tense man. out Of Dartmouth hockey
for several weeks.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
SPECIAL BOWLING MATCH

Tonight at the Palace Bowling
Alleys on Main street. N. Tronsky
and F. Teller of this city will meet
J. Heresy and Spike" Doolin Of An
sonia In a special bowling match for
4 purse OF 800. The match will 90
to four out Of seven games and ii
will start at o'cock.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
Boys CLUB CANE

Fourth Game OF Series wkh MA.
dleto~n Y Team 10 BE Haycd II
Local Gym.
Boys Club MiddIetoWa ~"
right forward
hefeleiza Dunn
left forward
u OLA Hanson
center
Compagnone ........... Parsons
right guard
GruSha ............. GustafSOn
left guard
The fourth game of a five game
series Will be played between the
Boys club and Middletown Y. NJ. e..
A. basketball teams at the local club
this evening. with the New Britain
team making "A last-ditch fight 10
preNAt the Middlesex quintet frcm
clinchins the series. After winning
the first game, played in Middle
town, the Hardware City team drop
ped the return game here and then
fell behind through another loss
down the river A Middletown VIC
tory tonight will sew up the series,
but s!ew Britain is determined to
comeback. win. and even the count.
Both teams will he at fun strength.
and . hard game is certain.
In the preliminary, the Boys club
Reserves will open a home-a and
home series with the Bristol Eagles,
a team which recently whipped the
Whippets by 1888. Dancing will
follow the game.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
Speaking
of Sports

According to q letter received herr
this morning from Helyoke Johnny
Clinch y due fer . shellacing 1t the
hands Of Tommy Provost In their
battle 1t the Stanley Arena tonigA<.
Whether this u - Or not rematua
to BE- seen when the two face each
other under the kleig lights. Cinch
10 in perfect shape and - n Pro
vast and one camp Or the other will
have to pull In it, mech after to.
night.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
STANDING; OF
JUNIOR CITY LEAGCE

High single: Sharkey. 1873.
High three strinG: tardox. $50.
High team single: East Ends. $40.
High team three string: East Ends.
1856.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
Manager Lanpher has intimated

WHHHBVr I.HHpHVF THIS ITtI1Hd0eU
that if the team doesn't come
through as it should. there willie be
a shakeup in the quintet and some
new faces might be seen here. He
often wishes there might be anoth-
er McElwain loose. SO do We.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21
STANDING or
GELS INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Averages

Corbln). i:9.
High team single: r. 4 +. Corbin. 4SS.
High team two string: Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

Al an inkling Of how hard kid"
williams was hitting them In the
polo game last Friday night with
Albany, we were told yesterday that
both Of Eddie Barnikow's shin pads
were cracked. Barnikow stopped
most of Williams drives catching
them square on the shin guards and
1t 10 no wonder that both Of them
Were cracked.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

New Britain lost its third basket
ball game Saturday night but BY all
rights, the team should have wen.
Numerous chances to score in the
closing minutes were lost when the
team players missed sucker shots
while the Palace club made good
every opportunity.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

The missing of the sucker shots
in the closing MINUTES Saturday night
was certainly poor basketball and
this should be corrected. There is
no excuse for it.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

Saturday night the home club was
beaten by three-point margin.
The visitors made eight out of II
free tries. New Britain scored only
ii out of %. With the Palace Club
making all Of its free throws and
New Britain scoring all of the shots
awarded to ii. the score would have
been - to 43 for New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

Probably the greatest exhibition
Of long shooting ever seen In this
city was witnessed Saturday night
when Richman, center on the visit
ing club. Gagged seven baskets from
any distance on the door. This alone
was enough to beat New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

Ripley. star Of the team. failed to
shine a. brightly saturday night -
he usually does. He appears to be
getting old. He 10 old when he re-
members New Britain and baseball
30 years ago.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

The locals will oppose the Burritts
In q stiff workout and both the
manager and the players hope 20
iron out their faults. One of them,
. slarins one at that, is the weak
ness of the local club on the free
throw line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-25

FORT WORTH. Sept. 25.-CP)-
Texas Christian university opened
its 57th year { IS week with ap-
proximately 1900 students enrolled.
Fifteen new faculty members have
been added at T. G. y. this year,
including new heads Of two de-
partments. These latter are Mrs.
Helen Fouts Cahoon. head Of the
voice department. and DR.. w. G.
Smith. head Of the sociology de-
partment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-25
L WILL ADDRESS
T.. OF C.. CONVENTION

SHAMROCK. Sept. 25.-tP)-
Sen. G. c. Small Of " -llington. will
will be the principal speaker at a
meeting Of the Panhandle district
OF the West Texas Chamber OF
Commerce here October 3. His
topic will be the Small Land Bill"
which is OF vital Importance to the
Panhandle district.
Bands from wellington. Mclean.
and Shamrock will be In a parade
prior to the opening OF the J.orn-
ing sessions. and at noon there will
be a massed t>nd concert followed
by a barbecue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-25
OF c.
PLANS NEAR FINISH

Ell PASO. Sept. 25.-Plans for
the eleventh annual convention OF
the West Texas Chamber OF Com
merce, TO Be held here October "A,
rs. and rs. are nearing completion.
Numerous requests for reservations
have been r'ade and reports indi-
cate that there win re several mo-
torcade parties from other sections
of the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-25

OF Harlingen aS.s-- IN the organ
ization OF the local club while y. W..
Allen of Brownsville va a visiting
Rotarian.
After q very enjoyable banquet
officers were elected and then talks
we're made by the visiting Rotar-
ians.
Officers Of the local club are j.
x. Smith, president: Izadore Mo-
ritz. vice president; Fred Akard.
secretary; Holly Bostick. treasurer:
Sid Lakeland. sergeant-at-arms.
The board Il directors Is COM
posed of ]. K. Smith. A. 4. Lindahl.
Izadore Moritz. II. z. TONNE. w.
A. Harding. Abe Wise and Holly
Bostick.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-25

W. W. Phillips left Tuesday morn
ing for ! exico City by plane.
O. II. Gordon OF Houston was In
town Tuesday.
Miss M. Anderson and Miss Caro-
line lie Cand OF Houston are here
visiting.
D. +. Chapman OF San Antonio
Is In town.
+. y. Upcraft Is here from MT.
Vernon. H.
~. and Mrs. =. J. Manson or Los
Angeles, are In town.
II. II. With and w. w. Winslow
Of Laredo are here.
II. w. Hines Of New York Is IL
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. ". O. White and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-25


M'ALLEN, Sept. 25--W. d. Oil
c Of San Benito was elected pres
ident Of tenth Texas district OF
Christian churches at the district
convention which closed here Sat-
urday after having lsen in session
for two days. The Rev. 3. Z. Col
glazier OF McAllen was elected 70
the secretary's position.
IT was decided to hold the 1880
convention Of the district in San
Benito, giving the lower Rio Grande
Valley two consecutive annual
meetings Of this body.
The convention includes q num-
Der OF South Texas counties and a
large number of churches. Aver
age attendance at the convention
Appropriated 165.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-25

DENTON. Sert. 25.-tPl-A rec
ord registration az the Texas State
college for women was indicated
when matriculation figures reached
1857 at the end or the regular reg
~iStratiun period.
Ten lore students are I'm atten-
dance now than were at the college
this time last year. Approximately
zoo additional students are expect
ed during the next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-25

the West Side cafe. the Raymond
Vile Rotary club was organized
with * charter members. 20 OF
them being present. Those whose
names appear on the charter are
as follows.
Or. II. A. White. L. o. Robbins.
A. A. Lindahl. Fl. L. Townsend, W.
A. Hardine. Holly Bostick. J. K
Smith. L. A. Boone. Abe Wise. Err
nest C.. Pless. sid Lakeland. Or. G.
G. Conley, II. III. TONNE. Izadore
Moritz. u. Y. Yuker. II. v Stand
ley. John Holder. William y. Ger
ron. Fred Akard. w. L. Allison.
Lloyde Burnett and FRITZ Scheil.
DR.. Crockett and Carl 3. Woods