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Evening star., 1937-09-04

TINE happiest man in Wash
ington today is DR.. Walter S.
Harlan. 80-year-old one-time
personal dentist to President
Theodore Roosevelt, who was married
at noon to Miss Caroline Robinson
Hughes, 36-year-old daughter Of
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, at the
brides home, 2107 Wyoming avenue.
Since am. today DR.. Harban's
residence-which is next door to
the home of the woman he married.
was a scene of bustling activity. Man
and woman servants were up at the
break of day to get the dentist ready
for his marriage.
DR.. Harlan pranced around like
a boy. Not content with letting the
servants do all the work preparatory
to his marriage, DR.. Harlan stepped
in and superintended many details
among them the ordering of photog-
raphers to be present 80 minutes be-
fore the wedding to take a group pic
ture in the bride-to-be's home
Il had to do that" DR.. Harlan
smiled, because the brides sister is
coming on from Indianapolis and We
wanted to have a good picture of every
body"
Asked where he would make his
home after the wedding trip, DR.. Har
ban said, Right here in this house
where l have been rattling around all
by myself for the last II years"
The dentists first wife died in 1926.
He established the home there 20 years
ago, he said.
The 25-room house is loaded with
golf trophies. He has not played golf
for some 10 or II years. Dr. Harlan
is former vice president of the United
States Golf Association and is rated
one Of the greatest authorities on
grass seed in this country, especially
the seed used to provide beautiful
putting greens.
It was mighty hot this morning and
Evening star., 1937-09-04
MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
TO SEE WHAT IT'S LIKE
But Gun Found in Another
Room, So Police Hold Person
Who Was With Him.

Charles Arnold. %, who told police
he shot himself Ito see what it feels
like" was in serious condition today
in Georgetown Hospital with bullet
wound in his chest as police held
man who they said was with Arnold
at the time of the shooting in the
5000 block of N street last night.
Detective Sergt. Herbert Wanamaker
said Arnold told him he had been un-
successful in recent efforts to find
employment Arnolds companion was
being held while police checked the
handwriting on note, bearing
Arnold's name, in which the writer
told of his dependency and intimated
suicide.
Wanamaker said another angle OF
the case to be checked was the finding
of the pistol in room adjoining that
in which Arnold was found. Police
said Arnold's companion told them he
threw the gun there after wrestling it
from Arnold
Evening star., 1937-09-04
NEW PISTOL MARK
IS SET AT PERRY
Los Angeles Policeman
Beats Own Record With
176 Out of 200.
BY the Associa ted Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
CAMP PERRY, Ohio, September 4.
Team firing held the stage at the
national rifle matches today including
an international pistol team event and
the interservice and interstate pistol
contests.
One record was broken and two
previous records eQualed in the As
calibre pistol matches late yesterday.
Jacob Engbrecht, Los Angeles police
man, beat his own record in the So
yard event with score of 176 out of a
possible 200, one point better than
last year.
Second in this event was w
G. Bochritus. United States Coast
Guardsman, and third, c. E. Hall,
Albany, N. Y, railroad policeman.
A previous record was equaled by
D. A. Divide. Fort Dupont, Del, with
100 out of 200 in the AS caliber rapid
fire. Second was G. R. Price. Mon
rovia, Calf, and third, NJ o. Watson,
United States Marines, Washington.
Another record was equaled in the
timed fire event by Emmett E. Jones,
Los Angeles, Calf, with 1875 out of
200. Tied for second were D. Frazier,
Schofeld Barracks, Honolulu, and A.
N. Moore, Marine Corps, Washington.
There were 1892 entrants IN the
Critchfield Trophy small bore match
with winners as follows:
First, w. B. Woodring, East Alton,
H.: second, DR.. Russell Gardner,
Troy, Ohio; third, Edward Brown,
East Alton, III.
Other winners were:
Dupont Trophy aggregate of six
matches-First, Lieut.. William A.
Hancock. San Francisco; second,
Henry J. Adams, San Diego. Calf. :;
third, Robert E. Schneeman. U. S.
Marines, Washington.
A. E. F. Roumanian Cup team
Won by U. S. Marine Corps, including
H. j. Adams, San Diego; D. C. Brew
er, Spokane; E. o. Swanson, Mime
apolis; j. Druillanchy, San Diego; j.
F. Hanslen and r. T. Seitzingle, Pitts
burgh.
5O-yard small bore restricted-First,
Hammond Sheldon, Camp Perry; Sec
ond, Mrs. M. Grosskopf, Marion, Wis;
third, jeff Wilson, Helena, Mont
50-yard any sights-First, Earl
Mercer, East Alton, Ill; second. Sam
Telulsky, New York; third, Emery
Hawcock, Monmouth, ILL.,
100-yard metallic sights-First,
William Schweitzer, Hillside, N. j.;
second, o. E. Crockett, Logansport,
Ind; third, William B. Woodring, East
Alton, ILL.,
Hercules doubles-First, A. w.
Owens, Baltimore, and ]. c. Lppin-
colt, Elizabeth, N j.; second, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Grosskopf, Marion,
Wis; third, r. A. Brown, Twelve Mile,
Ind, and Lee Sadler, Danville, Ind.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
COUNTER DIVORCE SUIT
FILED BY MRS. PHILLIPS
Wife of Washington Theater
Owner Asks 81 900 Monthly
Alimony in Florida.

E. Lawrence Phillips, Washington
theater owner and announcer at Grif-
fifth Stadium before installation of q
public address system, was charged
with extreme cruelty in a counter
divorce suit filed by his wife in Kissim-
NEE, Fla, the Associated Press report
ed today.
In, the suit, filed through her at
torney, Mrs. Phillips asked $1,000 a
month alimony and $4,000 counsel
fees. A hearing was set for next
Wednesday in Orlando, Fla.
Phillips recently asked a divorce on
grounds of "temperamental impetuosi-
ties" which, he set forth, made it i'm
possible for him to live with Mrs. Phil
lips.
A majority stockholder in the hold
Ing company which controls the john
ny ]. Jones Amusement Enterprises,
Phillips is also co-owner Of the STAN
ton Theater, in the Northeast section
Of the city, and one colored theater.
He is said to be in Indianapolis at
present.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Midges Prevalent
Since Heavy Rains
In Virginia Area
State Entomologist Says
None OF 200 Species
Dangerous.
BY the Associated Press.

BY t!e ASSOclated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, September A.
Jaw, gnats scientifically correct
greeting for those sWarms of tiny
bugs that Chamber over windshields
and around electric lights these days
G. T. French, State entomologist
said the gnats or midges-distantly
related to the house hy-included
about 200 species, but most of them
don't bite and none of them are
dangerous.
Their prevalence this Summer
French said, was due to the rainy
weather, providing stagnant pools OF
water where they breed.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
LEAHY'S SON TO RETURN

Lieut.. William H. Leahy. U. S. N,
Construction Corps, son of the Navy's
highest ranking officer, Admiral Will
liam D. Leahy, chief of naval op-
erations, is coming here next month
for duty.
Lieut.. Leahy yesterday was ordered
detached from the Newport News
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co., New
port News, Va, and assigned to the
Bureau of Construction and Repair in
the Navy Department.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
MRS. R. H. SMITH DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Wife of Secretary to Member Of
House Had Lived Here for
Several Years.

Mrs. Edna l.. Smith, 81, wife Of
Royal H. Smith, secretary to Repre-
sentative OLeary Of New York, died
early today in Emergency Hospital
after a long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith came to WASH
ington when OLeary was elected to
Congress several years ago. Besides
her husband, Mrs. Smith leaves two
sisters, Mrs Charles Stikeman, Lit
tie Neck, Long Island, and Mrs. Al
bert j. Archibald, Evanston, ILL.,, and q
brother, Roy P. Weigand, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Funeral services will be held at
10:30 am. Tuesday at Reformed
Church, Port Richmond, Long Island
Burial will be in Longwood, Suffolk
County, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
HEADS SAFETY UNIT
E. j. Bunker Leads Drive Amonr
Construction Workers..

Edward j. Bunker, formerly with
the United States Army Engineers
Office at Pittsburgh, has been ap-
pointed assistant engineer in charge
of safety inspection in a move by
the District Commissioners to pro-
mote safety among the workers on
construction and engineering jobs. His
salary will be $4,000.
While assigned to the Engineer De-
partment Of the District, Bunker will
be directed to organize safety move
ments throughout the District serv-
ice and will be q member Of the Fed
eral 1nterdepartmentaA Safety Council.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
MRS. CRUSAN DIES
Native Of Allentown, Pa, Had
Lived in District for SO Years.

Lived In DlStr1ct Tor so Years.
Mrs. Mary Crusan, 70, wife of Rubin
A. Crusan, retired Navy Yard ma
chinist, died yesterday at her home,
1910 E street southeast.
A native of Allentown, Pa, Mrs.
Crusan had lived here SO years. Be-
sides her husband, she is survived by
a son, Louis A. Crusan, this city; q
daughter, Mrs. Artie E. Tuckerman,
Fremont. Ohio; two sisters, Mrs.
Katherine Beisel and Mrs. Lille Horn.
both Of Allentown, and q brother, Will
liam Fink. also OF Allentown. She
also leaves four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at Z
pm. Monday in Lees funeral home,
Fourth street and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. northeast. Burial will be In
Abbey Mausoleum, Arlington County.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
ULLMAN PRESIDENT
OF GOLDENBERG co.
Again Becomes Affiliated With
Store-Meyer Named as
Vice President,

Harry E. Ullman, formerly as
sociated with, the Goldenberg Co.,
again has become affiliated with the
firm in the capacity of president, it
was announced today.
Arthur Meyer, long connected with
the women's apparel department of
the store, has been elected vice presi-
dent.
Leo Baum continues in the Office of
treasurer and Alan Goldenberg as Sec
retary.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
BAD SPOT FOR CRASH
Driver Hits Wall by Traffic Bu-
reau. Is Seized,

Aroused by crash in the alley
below the windows of the Traffic Bu-
reau, Traffic Policemen Charles A.
Scott and J. A. Schamock peered out
to see large truck which had backed
into brick wall lurch forward and
craze q fence.
The officers rushed out the back
door to arrest L. E. Floyd, Al, colored,
700 block of Columbia road, driver of
the truck, on a charge of driving
while under the influence of intoxi-
CantS.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
4 THEFT SUSPECTS HELD
FOR JURY IN ARLINGTON
Two D. c. Men Accused of Lar
ceny at Oil Company-others
Charged With Taking Property.

BY Stan CORRESPONDENT o. The Star.
ARLINGTON, Va, September A.
Two Washington men are among four
who were ordered held for the grand
jury yesterday Trial Justice Court.
The men are Earl and Wilmer F.
Donohoe, who gave police no WASH
ington street address. They are charged
with larceny at an oil company.
Two other brothers, colored, also
were held for grand jury action. They
are George and Rufus Augustus.
charged with breaking into the home
Of Comdr. s. ]. Zigler In Virginia
Highlands, and taking about $l,700
worth OF property.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
BROOKS TO RUN
Republican Seeks Stafford and
Prince William Delegate Seat.

By the Associated Press.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, September
IN. G. Brooks. Stafford County Re-
publican, announced his candidacy
today for the House Of Delegates from
Stafford and Prince William in the
November election.
The nomination of Frank P. Mon
cure Of Stafford, the Democratic in
cumbent. = being contested by George
w. Herring Of Prince William.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Washington's S
Own
Book Of Hours
! o'clock o.m.

The bell strikes one.
We take no note of time but from
its loss.
It is the knell of the departed
hours.
Where are they? with the years
beyond the flood.
Might thoughts.)
Evening star., 1937-09-04
BAND CONCERT.

BY the Soldiers Home Band in the
bandstand at $50 O'Clock tonight.
John S. M. Zimmerman. bandmaster;
Anton Pointner, assistant.
Program.
March, "Niebelungen" Wagner
Overture, "Fierrabras" Schubert
Entr'acte, ave Maria" (requested),
Mascheroni
Woodland Whisperings" (idyD,
CZibulka
Scenes from the opera Romeo and
Juliet" Gounod
Xyl9phone solos,
"Fagoda Bells" s---------------Co Cole
Diamonds" H Hespe
Waltz song, Little Old Church in
the Valley" ---- Van Alstyne
Finale. 1.-The Boomerang" Lithgow
THE Star Spangled. Banner"
Evening star., 1937-01-04
Americans
Continued From First Page.)

Of Cannaday, he said, but he was un-
harmed.
Enrique Robledo Of the American
consulate staff was driving toward the
downtown area when he saw half .
dozen balls of fire start down from
one Of the attacking planes.
A moment later six incendiary
bombs fell in the street in front of his
car. He got out hurriedly, afraid the
fire would reach his automobile, which
he could not turn around in the mar
row street.
The bombs sputtered out without
causing any damage, however, al
though one house nearby was set afire.
Two of the heaviest bombs fell on
buildings across the street from the
apartment of Hallett johnson, coun-
selor of the embassy.
A smaller bomb hit a nearby build
ing rented to the Chilean Embassy for
housing refugees. Two of the refugees
were injured and q COW, outside, was
killed.
This bomb fell within . few feet
Of the Dutch Legation and barely
so yards from the Mexican Embassy,
only one street away from the United
States Embassy.
Heavy loss Of life was feared among
the civilian population of the capital.
At least two bombs fell In streets
where there were lines Of women
waiting to buy groceries.
Evening star., 1937-01-04
BILBAO IS BOMBED.

ST. JEAN DE LUZ, France, Jan
uary 1 (R-Fascist planes bombed
Bilbao yesterday. killing 20 persons
and injuring nearly 100 more, reports
from the Spanish border said today.
The ships-most of them tri-
motored bombers- rs-circled over the
northern coastal city for more than
an hour, the reports stated, dropping
heavy explosive missiles into the
streets.
The insurgent pilots loosed the re-
mainder of their deadly cargo on steel
factories between Bilbao and the Bay
Of Biscay after bombing the city, it
was reported.
From Perpignan came reports
Spanish government reinforcements
were rushed to the Northern Catalan
coast today following reports that in
surgent troops were attempting to
make landing.
The populace was throwing up bar
ricades from Port Bou on south to
strengthen those Mediterranean points
where troop landings could be effected
Evening star., 1937-01-04
FASCISTS TAKE OFFENSIVE.

WITH FASC1STS OUTSIDE MA
DRID, January (P.-Taking the
offensive in one Of the bitterest at
tacks of the 9-week-old siege of Ma
drid, Gen. Francisco Frances insur-
gent forces reported today they had
driven q defense army back miles
on the Boadilla del Monte 'front.'
The Fascists claimed capture Of
the village Of Villafranca del Cas-
tillo, miles west Of Majadahonda,
along the vital highway northwest
from Madrid to El Escorial.
(The Fascist attack was reported
at point almost in the center Of a
line between suburban Pozuelo del
Alarcon and Valdemorillo. where
Madrid communiques announced
heavy insurgent artillery and aerial
bombardments)
Enormous casualties were reported
among the Madrid forces. including
many French members of the cap
itars international volunteers. Among
the French victims were said to be
a major, q captain and two lieuten-
ants.
The insurgents reported two So
cialist warplanes were shot down
in an air battle which accompanied
the infantry charge, and in which q
Fascist reconnoitering plane was
lost.
Evening star., 1937-01-04
British Ships In Area Warn led BY
BASQUE OfficiaIs,

LONDON. January R.- Basque
government officials at Bilbao, Spain,
announced today they were u hoover
ing long range coast batter es for
practice" fire into the patrol course
Of two German warships.
British shipping was adviS Sed to
navigate with care.
Authorities announced British
destroyer, meantime, had called at
Cadiz to lodge a strong protest with
Spanish insurgent authorities oyer the
hating of the British steamer "Trip
by an insurgent trawler on Europa
Point December 81.
Sir Henry Chiffon, the British AM
bassador to Spain, who now is s|t Hen
daye, France, was instructed to protest
to the Burgos Insurgent Junts about
last Fridays shelling Of the British
steamer Blackhill in the Bay of IBiscay
by four Spanish insurgent trawlers.
Neither ship was damaged, hut the
British wanted no recurrence.
As for German warship movements
IN Bscay Bay, spokesman asserted:
Evening star., 1937-01-04
MADRID MAPS REPRIsAI lis.
Will Not Permit Further Agy ression,
Officials Say.

MADRID, January (R.-Th Span
ish government mapped a naval CAM
paign Of reprisal today against Ger
man warships after announcing Nazis
had halted the third Spanish mer-
chant vessel in as many days
A communique issued by the gov
eminent said the NaI cruise Koe-
nigsberg stopped the Marta J,l lnquera
Sunday of Cape Aio, east Of SAINT
ander in the Bay Of Biscay.
The announcement of the REV in
cident in Spanish waters fbllowed
shortly after a declaration in Valencia
by Foreign Minister Julio Alvs| |rez del
Vayo:
I'VE are firmly resolved, com what
may, not to permit another single
aggression from the German fleet and
to reply as soon as they occu ur with
all the means at our command.
Orders have been given 10 this
effect"
(Spokesmen in Berlin admitted
seizure Of the Marta Junquer h)
Refuse Palos Demands.
AAc tdlcuCid BONcIIucuR Ill
hounced through its Paris embassy
fat refusal Of q German offer to cease
molesting Spanish shipping If the
cargo Of the Nazi frighter PA os and
q Spanish passenger were re turned.
Although the Palos itself was re-
leased from Bilbao Harbor after the
cruiser Koenigsberg demand ed its
freedom, Basque authorities refused
to surrender the cargo whic h they
termed war contraband or the pas
senger, described as an In surgent
agent.
In retaliation, the KoenigstSerg on
New Year day forced the spanish
steamer Soton aground on the Bay
Of Biscay shore and the Nazi battle
ship Admiral Graf Spec captu red the
Aragon, which it was holding in an
undisclosed port.
The government said q message
from the admiral in charge of the
German fleet in Spanish wate rs" Of
fered to free the Aragon, held as
hostage" and cease firing on Span
ish ships If restitution were nj lade in
the Palos incident.
SOVIET SHIP FREED
Evening star., 1937-01-04

bombing Of government Notifications
In University City.
The earlier aerial attacks billowed
huge clouds Of dust from the war
ruined educational center. which
could be seen from the Cuatro Ca
minos district and from the end Of
Serrano street.
Military authorities expressed belief
the main aviation strength Of the
Fascists had been drawn of for at
tacks on such other fronts as Bilbao
and Cordoba.
Nine Fascist bombers were reported
to have destroyed several houses at
Erandio, near Bilbao in northern
Spain, and to have fired at q naval
factory and two other plants at Sestao.
Defense forces captured Almadrones,
on the Guadalaja jara front, after three
days Of heavy fighting, q government
bulletin said.
The report said numerous trucks,
ambulances and stores Of rifles were
seized.
Fascist positions, the communique
declared, were well fortified behind
several trench lines. barbed wire en-
tanglements and mined fields.
In addition to Almadrones, about
S. miles northeast Of Madrid along
the highway traversing Guadalajara
province, the report also claimed cap
ture Of the town Of Abadanes.
Heavy fighting was reported near
Cordoba, on the southern front, where
Fascists were said to be driving to-
ward Valencia, seat Of the Socialist
government since its evacuation Of
Madrid.
Evening star., 1937-01-04
SPA|N'S THREAT S
DEF|EO. BY NA| A|z|S
Berlin Admits Selling Third
Vessel, but Withhold Us
All Details.
Dy the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BERLIN, January 4.-Nazi Ger
many backed its insistent dema nd Tor
Spanish marine satisfaction" with a
third show of warship force today and
laughed at childish threats" of
Basque resistance.
Twenty-four hours after 1t hap been
q matter of public knowledge. tfle gov
ernment announced the seizure of the
Spanish merchantmen Marta Jun
ouera off the Northern Spanish coast
at noon Sunday by the German cruiser
Koenigsberg. Officials said brl lsquely
there would be mo details"
Basque government orders to its
patrol boats to fire on any ship men,
acing Spanish merchantmen drew this
reply from the Berlin Nacht AlIsgabe:
Announcements like that, issued by
q group of Bolshevist crimirals at
Bilbao, don't interest Germany
Childish Threats"
Der Angriff, organ of Propaganda
Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels. called
the Basque warning "a childish
threat by "the terrorist Soviet of
Bilbao"
officials declined to disclose " neither
their "reprisals" for Basque de tention
OF part Of the cargo Of the German
freighter Palos and a Spanish pas
senger were ended with capture of the
622-ton Marta Junquera.
1t was formally stated, however, that
"just as soon as the violation df Ger
man rights has been atoned for by
liberation of the passenger and festitu-
ton Of the remaining cargo, a Cd ssation
OF further counter measures by Ger
many will follow"
The Basques have refused to release
cargo or passenger, although the
Palos herself has been liberated.
Meanwhile, the question of when
If ever-Reichsfuehre Adolf Hitler
will reply to Franco-British plea for
q stoppage of volunteer depart nres to
the aid of Spanish insurgents I emain-
ed a mystery.
Hitler May Reply Soorl
Der F'uehrer was at Berchtebgaden.
Diplomatic sources believed he might
give an indirect reply to the j ranco-
British communication when he ad-
dresses the diplomatic corps or Janu-
ary IL.
There were, in fact, report Herr
Hitler had decided to lecture" the
diplomats.
Prior to the Marta JunqueIa cap
ture, German warships in the Bay Of
Biscay had seized the Spanish mer-
chairman Aragon and had shelled
and beached the steamer Sotof.
(The insurgent radio station at San
Sebastian said the Marta Junquera
had been taken to an insurgent Span
ish port by the Koenigsberg and that
the warships captain had eadioed
Bilbao he would continue tb seize
Basque ships until Germany receives
full satisfaction for the Pale Incl
dent.)
NrADnv-
Evening star., 1937-01-04
SOVIET SHIPS DETAINED.

Insurgents Later Released Vessels,
Moscow Says.
MOSCOW, January ( @.-The
Soviet government announced today
seven Of its freighters had been de-
tanned at the Spanish insurgent port
of Ceuta. Spanish Morocco, since De-
cember 20, but all subsequently re-
leased.
Evening star., 1937-01-04

ut Is not for his majesty's govern.
ment to comment on the action OF
another government in that sort OF
affair.""
The friendly Basque notification re-
garding the unlimbering OF coastal
guns said firing would begin Tuesday
afternoon.
SOVIET SHIPS DETAINED.
Evening star., 1937-01-04
SOVIET SHIP FREEI

Insurgents Halt Steamer, but Allow
it to Proceed.
LONDON, January 4 Rl.-The
Russian steamer Komiles, seized by
Spanish insurgents in the Str ats of
Gibraltar last night, has been n eleased
after being interned at Ceuta, Spanish
Morocco, the ships master repd rted to
Iloyds today.
The Komiles was en- route to Boston
from Vernoleninsk, Ukrainiah sea-
port.
PRACTICE FIRING" TO BEGIN,
Evening star., 1937-01-04
Battle

Continued From First Page.)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-12-16
Canton, Auxiliary
Elect New Officers

Canton Redwood No. Is and
Auxiliary held inspection Deem
Der 9 in the 1. 0. o. F. hall. As
ISOLATION president, Lady Flor
ence McNaught of st. James was
inspection officer and held a
school of instruction for the
auxiliary. Lady Ogre accompan-
led here here.
Officers elected for the year
were: president, Ida Ginsberg,
Hector; vice president, Susie
Alexander, Redwood Falls; secre-
tary, Evelyn Jennings, Morton;
treasurer, Amanda Lindeman,
North Redwood.
Inspecting officer for the Can
ton was Major William A. Bjorn-
berg of Willmar, with him were
Harold Swenson and Ed Peterson
Officers elected were: Captain
Bonnie Lindeman, North Red
wood; lieutenant, Glen Jennings
Morton; ensign, H. G. Olson, Buff
/ falo Lake; clerk captain, Lei
Alexander, RedwoodA Falls; ac-
countant major, E. L. Lindeman
North Redwood
i A social time followed ant
Major A. M. Anderson and Cap
ain c. r. Heinecke served oy
sters.