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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
ANDY KIRK AND
BAND At SAVOY
MONDAY OCT. L

HID 36-AHdv Kirk and band as Sa.
Andy Kirk and his Twelve Clogas
of Joy have zen engaged by the
9,-~ bollroom management = fill
an engagement Ia
from 1880 p. m. Until the wee h1Urs
Of the morning. They are Bruins
wick Recording orchestra and are
favorites in New York City.
All managers of dance halls where
he has played have declared that
Kirk and his Twelve Clou5s of Joy
have not only pleased the dancers
but have made such fine impress
ion that they have been offered re-
turn engagements.
These "boys' are great enter
tainers There is never a dull mo-
ment when they are playing. Their
music is hot and lazy They play
all the latest song and dance hits.
They have played over WDAF,
WMCA and WPCH stations
All the dance lovers on the south
1t will be great night. Dent
miss this opportunity to hear and
dance by these two wonderful or
chestras.
Andy Kirk and his Twelve Clouds
of JOY are considered to be the
"King Of jazz Music"
side are planning to attend this
dance. This is the first and only
enga cement in Chicago. He writes
that he is going to give Chicago a
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
LOUIE ARMSTRONG The
TRUMPET KING DRAWS
5000 IN TEXAS

HOUSTON, Texas, Oct. !. =
ANP-Louis Armstrong, king of
the trumpet and his Okey Re
oording orchestra, playel to a
capacity crowd, in Sam Houston
Hall last week. The crowd which
heard him and danced to his mu-
sic was estimated at eight thou
sand, and was composed of rep
resentative members of both
races. Armstrong and his record
ing orchestra were brought to
Houston by the Magnolia Amuse-
ment Corporation, new organi-
zation among Houston Negro
Business Men, headed by J. B.
Grigsby, PRESIDENT, The Ameri
can Mutual Insurance company
and of the Texas Negro Baseball
association This CORPORATION
will specialize In presenting out
standing Nero artists from time
to time TO Texas in general and
Houstonians particularly.
The officers of the corporation
are J. B. Grigsby, president; VIM.
Robinson, secretary; J. W. Rice,
treasurer.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
Barnes Band Is Feature OF
Big Week At The Michigan

Crawford in This Mo5ern Age
will form the other half Of the bill
for the same period
Ger Tau sds5. friday aA1 Satur-
day, another big double feature
VII be offered These pictures will
be the much discussed Mystery OF
LIE with the famous lawyer Clar-
ence DarroW. and tn super air
thriller. "Dirigiole Both pictures
arr higha unusual, ald o.fer en-
to - sent. seldom ob'1.!?t NJ one
IN
These aictas.3 With the presence
f t'sraes ana lis gang maze the
NLl.astn one Of the mos attractive
places to s. FL few E'ur5 in the
CITY Barnes playing Mod Indigo
'eiee1 Time Down South. ana
"Al.tnf HapoY Return CT he Day
ora,et conelgs!ve,v 10 Ch!cagoans
taat his wide popularity is well de-
ICED.
lis pr5zram fsr tie period mem
toned above viii be entirely cham
ged. ap1 he promises many new
and pleasing numbers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
DUKE AND BAND
EMBARK ON HALF
YEAR P. P. TOUR

NEW YORK, oct. T. Duke Ell
.gton and his famous orchestra
are about to begin a six months
tour m motion ricture theaters fer
the Paramo.nt-Publix circuit which
will take this celebrated organ.za-
ton into most Of the big cities Of
the east and middle vest.
Except for occasional engagement
here AMI there. dance lovcrs will not
have an opportunity during this Pc
Rod to step ito the favorite music
Of Harlem's aristocrat Of Jazz, un-
less they pick up the Duke via the
radio. for he IS expected TO broad
cast at least once in almost every
civ he visits.
Although the last Ellington dance
tour was a tremendous success, the
Duke and his band we're scch a sen
sation on the stage, particularly
during their four or"a rements with
in six months at the Oriental thea
ter in Chicago. that Publix theater
officials prevailed UPON Irving Mills
his personal manager to boo kan
OLler LCuI u JIlf4I C4iCu4t.
It Is probable that at the conclu-
sion of this route the Duke AMI his
mn will go to Hollywood for an
other motion pict"re. although in
slstent demands Of bsllroo~- mana
gers everywhere for the attraction
NAV u~set these plans and make
another dance tour imperative.
The Ellington unit is dividing It's
time this month between nderen-
dent theaters in PHILADELPHIA and
washington. following which II
olays one week at the Stanley thea
ter in JERSEY City. then begins it,
Paramount route.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10

covers the truth about her. This IS
but the beginning Of story which
is tremendously human and holds
its brea lless suspense to the last
moment of the last scene.
Those featured in this film in ad-
dition to the Bennets are Ben Lyon,
Dorothy Peterson, Raymond Mil
and, Arthur Stuart Hall, Mae Mad
ison. Doris Lloyd, Maude Eburne,
Clara Blandick and Barbara Leo
nard. Archie Mayo whose recent
directorial efforts in 1.-THE Doorway
to He'll u and "Svengali"
hive brou thin to the Of
wielders. staged Bought
for the cameras. and did an excel
lent job The stor is based on the
best selling novel by Harriet Hen
~, "Jackdaws Strut" Charles Ken
yon and RaJ .-.ond Griffith did the
adaptation.
Bought" presents Miss Bennett
with her grea test opportunity to
display her alluring and many
sided genius. Her Stepnany Dale
might be any one of a million mod
ern girls. 1t takes that hard teach
er. experience, to correct Stephanys
false values, and to make her see
that cold cash may prove poor
for what every woman
really wants.
Don't fail to tie the altogether
enw Constance Bennett Of Bought"
For Saturday only. Buck Jones
famous COWBOY actor and noted
daredevil will he seen in the breath
taking "Berder Law with olyely
= rita Tovez.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
COLORED ACTORS
IN NEW PICTURE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. I. -
Filmed, smoothly and with unusual
good fortune "Arrowsmith, the big
new United Artists picture finished
this week. Clarence Brooks made
his final shots on Monday, the big
village scene with 200 colored play
ers on Tuesday with a few shots up
till Friday. Josephine Brown was
in some Of the earlier scenes as a
native bride. Patsy Hunter, Ernes-
tine Porter and a number Of local
performers worked in the big scenes
The preview will disclose it to be
one of the years best according to
prediction Ronald Coman and
Helen Hayes are costars.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
COLORED ACTOR IS VET
OF RADIO

A veteran Of the studios little
known to listeners is Alvin Simmons
>. actually grinning NBC hat check
man. who joined the staff Of WIZ
at Newark, N. j., in 1922, when
WIZ was the only metropolitan
broadcasting station. Well known
10 all artists and company employ
CPS AL is net an absolute stranger
To listeners, as he has broadcast oc-
casionally, once playing the Lead in
a drama of Negro life.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
EVELYN Prefer IN
PARAMOUNT FILM

Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. The
LAFAYETTE Players gorgeous star.
Egrs ! Prser. and beautiful en-
traucing Rosalee Lincoln. both
secured bits last week in Husbands
Holiday" new feature talk.e now
shooting at Paramount studio Give
Brooks is the star with Charles
Rnggles in the featured part. D!-
rector Milton praised the work Of
the girls very highly.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10

NEW YORK, Oct. THE bed
. room secene ne witnessed when he
walked in unexpectedly on his wife
Saturday morning, proved Just
bit too much for dapper Hubert
Governs, the drumstick welding
husband Of Baby Cox, herself a
mean blues crooner.
1t rendered Cowens nerveless and
speechless. All like the doorman in
front Of Weinexski't cafe while
Bobby Johnson, Baby CoXs big
moment" just 10 years old. cot in
to one of those union mace suits
and belted out the door just like a
hat going west.
soi Both Baby Cox and her tender
Bobby are entertainers at Comics
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10

Under the stimulous created by
the presence Of Walter Barnes and
his Royal Creolians' band, the
Michigan theater offers one of the
most attractive entertainment
menus for the coming week. In ad-
dition to Barnes band. with the in
Irritable Dolly Hutchinson. the "fe-
male Louie Armstrolg the pietsreS
are of an exceptionally high type.
Starting . lay the exciting mys-
tery thriller Murcer by the Clock"
VIII occupy the screen until and in
Guiding Wednesday. Also. and this
makes one Of the strongest d5a-
Bile features possible, lovely IN
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
= SCREEN AND = DRAMA
BIO AND ASHES
BACK TO COAST

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 7. =
With several other principals and
a chorus reinforced by the pick OF
CALIFORNIA; own indispensable Sun
kist maids, Sam CBilo) Russell, and
Sandy CAshesl Burns are return
ing to the Tivoli theater this month
The droll rib tickling humor o.
this inimitable pair has made them
perpetual drawing card on the
coast.
Elmer Turner, that classy, grace
full lightning fast dancer who was
18th -Four Covans" in ION With
,e Show" has been working with
m at the Lafayette, New York.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
MUST CHANGE NAME

Because The" l9ck fGnds TO finish
their course at Claflin College this
fall, the four singers who recentlty
terminated their fifth successive
season as the Clafiin College Male
Quartet. ha' been forced BY an
edict emanating from the college
authorities. to chance tn. rame
The four singers plan a southern
tour.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
MN0V|[ CHAT e;
By HARRY LEVETTE
For The Associated Negro Press

by electricity. AS We ran for the
forest they would burst all arount
US. all having been warned not t
run over the places that look frsshl'
dug. During the excitement ole
fellow ran over one Just as 1t eX-
ploded and was hurt. But 1t is al.
in the game, and the game is ex-
citing.
Among Some Stage Folk
Evelyn Preer nlans to take a trip
back east shortly.
Leroy Broomneid produced Won
derful show at the Club Alabam.
Aurora Greedy, partner OF Leroy
is busy teaching her usual large
GLASS of dancing girls.
Pertle and Galloway opened at the
Follies last week.
-e2Qll2Q.~Lpe- x<ups,aagflsurII ri,
Baby Mack has had qcite SICK
spell brought on BY being bitten BY
a pet dog, the wound becoming in
fected. Her friends have called fire.
uuently during her Illness, but the
big rodio audience and Sebastian
patrons have certainly missed the
pleasant little blues singer.
Alhertine Pickens Is wonderful
example Of what girl can be ana
still BE- pretty. Gifted with a Won
derful voice. and histrionic talent
the fact that she has beautiful
complexion. lovely hair, and excel
lent figure seems to be the least Of
her thoughts. "Pretty is as pretty
does" laughs Albertine.
Her work, confined to raoic
broadcasting now. she can be heart
mornings from eight to nine as on
of the NEST important OF Bill
Shsrples' gang.
Aieese and ROmaine are the bi
/ hit CT the Club Alaban.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10
ABOUT THE
THEATRES

I saw Clarence Muse in that swell
movie "Drigible" Sunday at the
Met Clarence had a rather juicy
part AMI he certainly knew what TO
do with 1t. And three short years
ago he was stranded In Kansas
City with a little revue which flick
cred out for no reason In particular
except that It didn't click Which
perhaps IS a pun. II you get what
I mean.
Then Mrse got chance in
Hearts in Dixie Since then he
has worked steadily IN f.ckerland
Unlike his contemporary in time
onlyD StaDin Fetch.. he has n.
Necome afflicted With the big-he-'
Being reteran In the show busi-
~ees. all Muse has zone IS TO en-
'rerch h.ms-3 s5l.dlY b. doing
7D,e- ia wo-k whenever re IS before
he kle!gs
When I was a vonnzzter quite
soma years a7a1 Clarence Dlaved In
sock with At5ie Mitchell. Archie
jones, and Speedv Smith. He was
a versatile makeup and quick
change artist. Ha and TIE rcm-
Danv nlay the mellsrg Ike within
the Law" "Tasane y aid others
And always I wondered why il was
that a nan with his ragni hcan'
voice. ard acute dramatic ahilitvt
could never get a breal, Now. A.
nelly. he seems 10 have gotten ltm-
sell re9i hrsak. And most 81 US
re 'la4 rec7''sa |i'se e 2 t-e.'pe'
~ the old scae9l h3er than whom
t90-a are rera
Step IN the othr hard ct his oWr
'4'7o~arc" @ef he hasf RI him IN =
"'Naf ~ - NJ = com'n9
'0-.0 u - - So n hin. nd
o7l" ho7a 49, IN VI 9af another
chance s14 Il > VII have learn
d his !esson.
CD, o..zs.-# -. .,z.,..s 49,.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10

tFor The Associated Negro Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 3. -
Some one is always getting hurt in
action the more bruises. For in
stance, right now half dozen ia
nous white stars are unable to
work until they recover from serious
mishaps. Joan Bennett is just now
able to sit up after being smashed
against a tree by fiery horse,
breaking her hip and pelvic bones
Her picture "She Wanted a Mil
1ionaire," will go on as soon as she
Is we'll and a number of cclored ex-
tras will be working
: an Four Feathers" two years ago
when 600 colored extras as Riff SOL
diers fought all over the Palm
i6I6AsssIs sia asssssls, sa NIL
were injured that the camp hospi-
stal was kept busy. Powder burns,
saber pricks, and sprains we're the
chief injuries. One fellow get sick
from eating four half fried chickens
and five plates Of Zoe lam and
had to be sent home, so that was
casualty too.
In "Mamba" Harold Smith leap
ed from a fort wall into the four
foot depth of the studio lake during
the big battle scene and broke his
nose on the cement bottom. Eagle
Thomas, former prize fighter, had
to quite the game from badly
broken arm received in the same
picture. He was paid a weekly COM
pensation by the studio for nearly q
year afterwards.
~ In danger Island" bombs tina
were supposedly dropping from
bombing planes blowing up a natiVI
village were in reality buried in tn
ground in many places and set OF
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10

Young Maestro OF Modern Rhythm
Many features which no doubt all
be a great surprise to the audiences
viii be featured In the future
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1931-10-10

The charming Celeste Cole,
who made her debut as sing
er in Chicago, and charmed the
hearts OF southside rheater
goers with her golden voice,
has attained new laurels in her
chosen field in the East. Miss
Cole IS singing this week at
the Lafayette thcater in Har-
lem, and IS engaged to appear
is several other eastern cities.
Her first claim to public notice
came two years ago when she
won first prize in the Atwater
Kent radio addition contest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-07-09

and Nancy burst held a reunion at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.
burst on July 4. There were over 60
persons present, representing the sons,
daughters and grandchildren from Ak
ron, Ohio; Avilton, Nd; Salisbury,
Pa; Cumberland, Frostburg, New
Germany, LaVale, Grantsville and
Philadelphia. A picnic dinner was
enjoyed in the orchard at bursts.
The ]. Hillegas families of Boyn-
ton, Pa, joined in the burst reunion
and had 50 present at picnic dinner.
Personal Mention
Miss Catherine Conley and Miss Es-
Their Swanson, of Boston, Mass, are
visiting Miss Ruth Conley here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bamberger and Mr..
and Mrs. Hess Winterberg, of Lancas-
ter, Pa, were guests of Miss Christina
and Mr.. William Winterberg recently.
Miss Ida V. Engle, superintendent
of the Bartlettsville Hospital, Bart
lettsville, Oklahoma, who had been in
this community visiting her mother
Mrs. Eta Engle, left Wednesday upon
her return to Bartlettsville.
Miss Helen Swauger left Monday
for a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-07-09
EVANSVILLE
Community Club Meeting

The Women's Community Club
meeting was held at the home of Miss
Christina Winterberg Wednesday. af-
ternoon at two o'clock when reports
from the RuraPs Women's Short
Course, recently conducted at the U.
of Md. at College Park, were given.
Daily Vacation Bible School
The daily vacation Bible school for
this community opened Monday morn
ing and will continue for a period of
two weeks. The sessions are being
held in the social room of the Luth-
eran church. Rev. S. D. Sigler, pastor
of the Lutheran church, and Rev. A. c.
Bell, pastor of the Methodist church,
have charge of the devotional services.
Teachers in charge are Miss Holmes,
advanced group; Miss Wallace, art;
Miss Viola Broadwater, kindergarten;
Miss Dorothy Edwards, Junior group;
Miss Mary Martha Miller, primary
group. There were 81 pupils enrolled
the first day.
Reunion of the burst Family
Descendants of the late Augustus
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-07-09

and Mrs. R. D. Tate spent Saturday
on camping trip to the mouth of
Seneca River. Mr.. and Mrs. Come
way from Thomas Joined the party.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lester WEIGH and
children spent Sunday with relatives
in Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Broll, Jr., were
visitors at Elkins on Friday.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Cole will present
several rolls of health pictures in the
community building here on Friday
night, July 10. Admission will be S
cents and will be for the benefit of the
eye clinic.
People from here who were at the
joint celebration in Oakland on the
Fourth were Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Lantz
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Broll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-07-09

and children, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Povish, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Bowers, Ernest Foglepole, VIM. Kro--
nick, VIM. Povish, Jr., Mary King.
Stella Turek, Virginia Tomikel, Nina
Povish Cledith Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Evans, Twyla Miller, Mr.,
and Mrs. Tony Strimel, Valera PifeIs
Albert Pifel, Dorsey Sewers and Ell
mer Evans.
Weiner Roast
Mrs. Charles Lewis was hostess at
a weiner roast on Wednesday night at
Cover school house. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Bowers,
Charles King, George Hoopengarten,
Geraldine Harvey, Mary Weigratz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charts Lewis and chill
dren.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-07-09

Douglas Reynolds at Johnstown, Pa.
w. E. Stanton left Grantsville Sun
day with W. B. Phillips and others
from Meyersdale to spend a week
fishing in Canada.
Mrs. Lydia Wiley has returned from
a visit with her son, Harrison Wiley,
at Reisterstown, Nd, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. David Messersmith, at Gin
cinnatus, N. Y.
Melvin Beachy, of Philadelphia, is
spending two weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Folk, Grantsville.
C. o. Keller is visiting his brother,
William Keller, Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Alice Steiner, Cumberland, is
guest at the Casselman Hotel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-07-09
KEMPTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilkins, of
Lewistown. Pa, visited their many
friends here over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reid went to
Motoaka, W. Va, for a few days
which they will spend with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Steyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Duling, Mrs. Thomas j.
Day and Ernest Foglepole attended
camp meeting at Mountain Lake Park
on Sunday.
Mr.. Eugene fowler spent the week
end in Oakland where he was a guest
of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Smith and Mr..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-07-09
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Farmers Bank at Oakland,
IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI
NESS ON JUNE 3d. 1881.
RESOURCES


Loans and discounts $4917691
37O473
Mortgages judgments 12950OO
National, and Private Banks and Bankers and
Trust Companies other than reserve ........... 795sO2
2S459S2
Lawful money in bank viz
National Bank S604800
Minor Coin 64222
Total $17218465
Capital stock paid $85ooooo
100000
29503
Deposits demand):
Deposits time):
Savings special 3545434
$1721S465
OF Maryland County of Garrett
of the institution do
and belief
BERNIE TETER, Cashier
before this 9Th day of 1881.
FRANCES C. HAMIII, Notary Public
Correct-attest:
l..
c. N. MINTIRE,
L. Directo
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-23

Laws of 1915, being an Act Great ing the office of Attorney-General of the Territory of Alaska.
 Substitute for H.B. 22-An Act to amend Chapter q session Laws of 1921. as amended by Chapter 101. Session Laws of 1928. as amended by Chapter 5s. Session Laws of 1927, being as Act to establish system of license tax H.B. 31-An Act regulating the method of choosing jurors in the Courts of the Territory of Alaska; prescribing the qualifications of jurors, and repeating Chapter Is of the Session Laws of Ala ska 1925 and Chapter 73 of the Session Laws of ut27.
 H.B. 105-An Act to amend Sec tion l of Chapter 92 of the Laws i of 1923 as amended by Chapter 54 of the Laws of 1927. relative to the creation of Territorial Board of Road Commissioners and declaring an emergency.
 | H.B. 120-An Act to appropriate flor the expenses of the Territory of Alaska for the biennium be- ginning April l. 1881 and ending March 31. 1893. and for the school years commencing July 1, 1881 and ending June 30, 1883, Ia and declaring an emergency.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-23
NEWS OF FORMER
 NOVELTIES OUTSIDE

The following letter vas received from Dr. K. l.. Craven now in the states, telling of former Nomeites ! he has seen during the winter. 2o39 Virginia Street,
 Berkeley. California
 April 1st, 1881. ! Editor Nome Nugget. ! Dear Sir:
 Since my last note to you have come in touch with some former Nomeites in the bay region and have been informed about the loca- ition and doings of others.
 The Sloan family is located in I Oakland. The doctor has outftted an up to date office including Light | 'Fherapy. Miss Margaret graduat- | a and is teaching in one of Oak ! lands schools. She is engaged to prominent and promisig young man. Mrs. Sloan refm.,es to grow old and continues to dispense her sedative and stabilizing influence.
 Andy Anderson is mining in Cal : averas County.
 ! Otto Van Sickle is selling insur- ance and takes an occasional trip into the mining regions Al Folsom has a service station in stockton and his brother John is mining in Calaveras County | Maenus kielsberg owns a ser vice station in West Oakland. Scotty and George Allen are at Lake Tahoe and Miss and Mrs. Allen are living in Oakland Miss Allen is employed in bank.
 Thos. White is practising law in San Francisco.
 ! Mrs. kelling is in the real es- tate business. MT. and Mrs. Ern- est Lindberg are on easy street. He 1 is foreman in linoleum factory. but is working only half time at present. If he laid of he says he will probably wander back to Nome
 ! The Bongards, the Bakkes, the Schefferle boys, John Paul Jones, Mrs. George Diamond, Alex Bart lett and Jack Sloan are also locat- ed in the bay regions Andy Schef- ferle has not been well for some time
 There are indications that better times are coming A certain phys ician has just collected a bill 20 years old. Answering a call from hotel. this weary plodder of the Hippocratean Path wended his way there, to be confronted with check for $500 for services rem dered in l911. Fortunately the bell boy was standing near with ice and smelling salts.
 There are also indications that the present depression has not been Sc very severe. An II months old baby with 16 full grown teeth has been reported.
 Yours truly. K. L. Craven.