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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-14
HEART STROKE
FATAL, ALONE
IN APARTMENT
Veteran Statesman, Sen.
ate Majority Leader,
Had Long Career
WILL HOLD RITES IN
SENATE CHAMBER

WASHINGTON, July ID. (UP)
Senate Majority Leader Joseph
Taylor Robinson died alone in his
apartment last night a few
hundred yards from the legisla-
tive chamber where his political
career was coming to an angry
climax in the fight to enact
Roosevelt's plan to reorganize the
judiciary. He was 65 years old.
Robinson's body was discovered
and he was pronounced dead at
8:l5 a. M, EST, by DR.. Warren
Fletcher. Overwork in fighting
for the presidents judiciary re.
form measure was believed TO
have brought about his death.
Robinson leaves the senate af-
ter 81 years of service on the eve
of new honors. He was the choice
of his colleagues to succeed JUS
tice Van Devanter of the supreme
court, and 1t was generally realiz-
ed in Washington that President
Roosevelt intended to reward his
old faithful servant that way.
The senator was not on the SEN
ate floor yesterday, although he
appeared briefly at the capitol for
cloak room reports on the judi
ciary battle.
He died of a heart attack.
President Roosevelt will attend
funeral services for the late sena-
tor, which will be held in the SEN
ate chamber.
Vice President John N. Garner
will attend the burial services at
Little Rock. Ark, according TO
tentative plans announced by the
White House. President Roosevelt
declared, "A soldier has fallen
with his face to the battle" He
said Robinson left a record, "a
record in high achievement as il
was faithful in performance. He
never temporized with principle
nor bargained where public inter-
est was at ISSUE"
A fight is expected to develop
over who will succeed him. This
may diminish the chances Of the
court bill. Senator A. W. BarkleY
CONTINUED on page four)
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Man At Stick In Runaway" Plane
Learns Control And Saves His Life

He fought back terror and
learned how the "stick" and rud-
der bar worked, where the throt-
tie was and managed to maneuver
the plane in four or five circles
about the field he left.
Meantime, MacInnis was run
ming frenziedly about trying to
signal to Catledge. Finally, Cat
ledge said, he eased the plane
down into the field and bounced
up to almost his starting point.
MacInnis repeatedly was the
more frightened of the two.
81 can't yet figure how / did
it." Catledge said. maybe some
higher power saved my life. I
Just don't know. l do know, now
that it's all over, that it seems
like a dream"
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PEIPING, July ID. (UP)-Jap-
anese forces which invested Peip-
ing early today are withdrawing,
Chinese military headquarters an
nounced.
The area mentioned covers the
strategic zone southeast of Peip-
ing. Chinese believed the Japs
were falling back to their base at
Fengtai and that the retreat was
caused by the threat of superior
Chinese forces from the south.
LONDON, July 14.-(UP)-.
Britain, France and the United
States are in consultation on the
Chinese situation, Anthony Eden,
foreign secretary, revealed in the
house of commons today.
PEIPING, July IA. (UP)-|
Raked by japanese artillery and
machine gun fire and threatened
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MAN
AS SLAYER OF
S. c. OFFICER
Taken After Long Chase
Ending In Wreck; Is In
Hospital
CAR HE STOLE FOUND
NEAR COLUMBUS, N. c.

CONWAY, S. c., July Ii (CP)
Police yesterday captured r. S.
Smith, suspected fugitive from a
North Carolina prison, after rid
ding his car with bullets and
causing him to crash into a tree.
Smith was taken to hospital
where he was held under guard.
He suffered a broken knee and
severe head injuries in the crash.
Police said Swith was suspect
ed in the Fourth of July Staying
of Policeman b. Frank Sorwell at
Lancaster, S. G.. Several guns,
many rounds of ammunition and
"safecracking tools were found
in his car.
The officers said Smith admit
ted he is a North Carolina fugi-
tive.
Announcing the identity of
Smith, Lieut.. Leo jenkins of the
South Carolina highway patrol
said that the prisoners finger
prints Tailed with those found on
the stolen automobile in which
Sowell's slayer and red-haired wo-
man fled from the scene of the
shooting. Jenkins is Identification
officer of the state patrol.
Smith -gaS arrested in, George
town after three car loads of
Horny county officers and state
patrolmen had chased ahim from
Myrtle Beach where he was fush-
ed at a tourist camp about a. m.
Although the pursuing officers
poured a fuSilladc of gunfire at
his fleeing automobile every time
they came within range, Smith es-
capped bullet wounds but suffered
a broken knee and possible inter
nal injuries when he wrecked his
car on Highmarket street in
Georgetown.
Lieutenant G.. c. KinSey, of the
patrol, said the fugitive attempt
ed to cover the officers with a
pistol but was too weak.
Kinsey, Patrolman Pat Hilton
and Deputy Sheriff II. b. Hard
wick, Of Horny, arrested Smith
and brought him to a hospital
here.
Sheriff w. +. Sessions, said
seven other persons, including a
number of women, had been ar
rested at the tourist camp where
Smith had been staying but ne
did not believe the red-haired wo-
man reported to have been pres
ent at the Lancaster Staying was
in the group.
Lieutenant jenkins said an in
veStigation was being made to de-
termine whether any of the seven
had any connection with Smith.
Smith, who was serving IL to
"a years for murder and robbery
in Wayne county, was one OF sew
en- longtime convicts who escaped
February Is from the North Car
DINA prison farm at Caledonia IN
Halifax county.
They kidnapped two camp Off
Gals and later a motorist, hold
ing the 3 as hostages on wild
dash over eastern North Carolina.
Later they released the trio UNI
harmed. Four of the fugitives
were recaptured within a COM
paratively short time, but the
others, including Smith, remain
ed at large.
Sowell was sprayed with shot
gun slugs when he approached a
car which had been wrecked near
Lancaster after he and another
officer had chased it for a mile.
A man and woman came from the
wreckage, and after the former
had shot the officer down, they
seized an automobile from c. h.
Stroupe, of Charlotte, and eScap-
Continued on page three)
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WALKER HEADS
LEGION POST
Annual Election Is Held AT
Club House Tuesday
Night

NJ. l.. Walker was elected COM
mander of the Hubert NJ. Smith
post of the American Legion for
the coming year at the meeting
of the post last night.
Other officers elected last night
were: w. ID. Lehman, first vice
commander; w. J. Reese, second
vice commander; N. c. Foster,
third vice commander; II. H..
Bangs, finance officer: Rev. B. +.
Wall, chaplain; Wiltshire Griffith,
historian; Nathan Patla, service
officer; l.. B. Princc' assistant
service officer: and Loren Justice,
Sergeant-at-arms.
Commander Walker will him
self name the post adjutant.
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Hamlet Man NAVY
ACCIDENT Victim

IA ' frhDR0, Calf. July II.
- P y, ". p. Gaddis of the
b h.. p mississippi reported by
!, S ,as, nigh, that two navy
=, ' ere Killed in an accident
s,5 Slnnery exercises off San
! si. sgsa; Aviation Cadet Ed
b., I c I. s naval reserve.
b. \ y'H Is Julian Stogner,
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Breakfast Hike
Is Set Thursday

Those interested in the break
fast hike Thursday morning will
meet at the chamber of commerce
office at z a. m. The hike will
be conducted out Sixth avenue to
Laurel Park. The breakfast will
be prepared at Crystal Springs
Each person is asked to bring his
or her own breakfast. The cham
Der of commerce will furnish cof-
fee, sugar and cream.
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Tryon, Balfour
Play on Thursday

Tryon, of the Western North
Carolina Industrial league, will
play Balfour, of the Piedmont
Textile league, at Balfour Thurs
day afternoon, July Is, at $3.50
o'clock. Balfour, PLAYING good
ball, has not lost a game in the
last four starts. A small admission
will be charged for grandstand
seats. Ball fans are invited to see
q good game.
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Drivers License
Examiner Will Be
Here On Monday

Geo. A. Stewart, drivers license
examiner for the department of
revenue, will be at police head
quarters here on next Monday,
July 10, for the purpose of giving
examinations for operators and
chauffeurs licenses.
Mr.. Stewart will be at head
quarters from 80 to $3.50 o'clock
in the afternoon next Monday,
and will be here at the same hours
every other week to give examina-
tions.
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BAPTISTS WILL HEAR
ST. PETERSBURG MAN

Doctor Roth Of St. Petersburg,
Fla, will speak at the regular mid
week prayer services Of the First
Baptist church tonight Ut 8
o'clock. .f
There will be q meeting Of de-
partment and class officers imme-
diately after the service,
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IS
down
,o,toD Record OF 6,625
Miles Ends In Bumpy
Landing In Pasture
IUNEN APPEAR IN
GOOD CONDITION

S,yJACINTO. Calf, July IL.
Three Russia" filters made
arcf landing today IN a COW
Ispre near this que, California
,r, when a leaking gasoline
exhausted the fuel supply OF
r big sel a,aasg!a"e that had
|rr.ed them over the north pole
q new worlds nonstop flight
Icor6 The three. Pilot Michael
orov Co.p,,ot AUirrI Yuma
y and Syrgcj DaH,.iu, uavlga-
had travelled approximately
25 miles since leaving Moscow
T. p. H. psf. Sunday. The
3mcr lon. distance nonstop rec
was 5.G5- miles set by the
tpnch f.fcrS Paul Codes and
Ia1r.cc R1sSi. IN 1888 IN their
Ii, from New YogN 90 Syria.
Russians appeared m good
t-f,ior after q bUr0y landing.
tn Soviet rIiCS aimed their
hg.e.uo,Orcf woUoD.anc for Il
k,4irr In Southern California last
"a, a. they sped down the Paci-
coast 10 the last stages of a
Iangoar iish, from Moscow in
attempt % set u new worlds
StlHtg record.
Ffon three sources came iudi-
tnfS Oct Gromov and his two
nranioaS we're looking beyond
er 5rgaa, destination. the
hi.aHt airport IN the San Fran
~ area, and were considering
possibility of continuing on to
B Angeles, San Diego or Mex
; ASKING for weather reports
,ey sped southwark, they re-
SCI that information on con-
az Oakland, Los Angeles
SH Diego by included. This
~ came 90 the L. s. army
corps station m San Fran
G il:5O p. M. EDIT.
San Francisco, acting Soviet
=. General Grcgori Gohkman
icnartercd plane ready. wait
% follow the trio southwark
b. succeeded in shooting be-
their original goal.
le exchanging MESA z @ $
army stations along the west
oaN on weather and other
Is the 'hcrS did not indicate
position. No position had
sent since shortly before /
EDIT. when they were in
80 Columbia.
sE !, was believed that by s
LDT midnight WedneS-
| 'aey were over the Canadi-
@'Ger and somewhere along
"a,, IN the Pacific north
Residents Of PaSco, Wash.
yea seeing a red monoplane
,5I' p, m, EDIT. but they
y %, be certain that il was
| powerful little Russian plane
. 'eit Moscow Sunday after
ana t,ew across the north
=, than - hours later.
!. 't,n'r conditions were far
!. 'asorablc on the last stages
'1gnt Of more than 5000
H.. ~ me iIiers reached the San
r. !, Bay area, they were as
IL, " a new world nonstop
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]. R. CRYE SAID
NEAR DEATH In
CAR ACCIDENT

Miss Catherine Crye was called
to Salisbury before noon today on
account Of critical injuries suf-
fered by her father, j. r. Crye,
in a traffic accident.
The accident, details Of which
were meagre. occurred when, &C
cording to word received by Miss
Crye, his car was struck by a
truck earlier today. Mr.. Crye, at
the time the MESSAGE was sent,
was said to be at the point Of
death,
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'educe Shipping
Oices Opened

! ,5. 4 Thomas Produce com.
h n nso has operated here
r p, ', " summers, has
! Ee ,Dr the purpose of hand
Il,,n,sa,.'' Inc e building adjoining
IA urn r consists of ]. r.
b NJ y, = >, Butler and p. d.
p A. nomaS said his firm
IA veoL many as five truck
NJ Zee; r., last year and is or
! W neavy shipments this
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SALUDA BENEFIT

SALUDA, July 14.-AnnOunce-
ment of a benefit for the Saluda
baseball team is made, in which a
local cast will present the play,
ooh, Professor" on July 1880
The play is being coached by a
visiting professional,
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WEATHER

r,,lv cloudy ,onieh, aud to-
r1,m , Nth scattered thunder
,ho~cr'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-14

Joe Louis will clean up another
flock Of money in his next fight,
thanks to his Farr.seeing man.
ayers.
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NOTICE OF SALE

by virtue of the power Of sale
contained in that certain deed Of
trust made by }. p. Fletcher and
wife. Mcttic +. Fletcher, 90 Cen
trail Bank and Trust Co., Trustee,
dated eth Of November, 1927, and
recorded in the office Of the Reg
lister of Deeds of Henderson COun-
ty, y. c., in book l2l at page 227,
and by reason of default in pay
ment of the promissory notes
thereby secured. and pursuant to
demand Of foreclosure by the own
en- and holder of said notes, the
undersigned, being authorized to
do 50 by Chapter 6, Public-Local
Laws of North Carolina, 1887, will
expose for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash at
the Courthouse door in Hender-
sonville. n. c., at - O'Clock noon
on Tuesday, October 2G, 1887, all
that piece and parcel of land TO-
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gethcr with all buildings, struc-
lures. and brick-making machin-
cry located on suid premises,
bounded and more particularly de-
yclibcd as follows:
BEGINNING at a point where
the western margin Of the old
AShcvillc- HcndcrsonNille highway
crosses the center line Of the main
track of the Spartanburg division
of the Southern Railway; and run
ming thence with said western
margin of said old highway north
II poles to Il stake; thence north
2i2 degrees west IA POLES; thcnce
north 50 degrees west 81 poles 10
post oak; thence south 3l2 de-
grccs west l1S poles to Cane
Creek; thence up and with the
meandcrS Of Cane Creek 80 poles,
more or less, to a point where the
old acknowledgements high
way crosses said Cane Creek;
thence continuing up and with the
meanderS of said Cane Creek, liG
poles, more or less. to an old grant
corner; thence continuing up and
with the mcandcrS of Cane Creek,
9 poles to a corner Of lands now
belonging to Mrs. i. II. Rutlcdgc;
thence with the line of Mrs. Rut-
lodges land, north 81 deg. west
IA poles to ditch, another cor
ner of Mrs. Rutledgc'S land; thence
up said ditch north 20 degrees
east 80 poles to another corner Of
Mrs. Rutlcdge'S land, the sam. be-
ing an old Blakc-Flctchcr corner;
thence continuing with the line of
Mrs. Rutlcdgc'S land, north 50 de
grecS west lOl poles to the main
line Of the Spartanburg division
of the Southern railway; thence
with said main line Of said rail
way, southwark to the Beginning:
subject however, to the right of
way of said Southern Railway,
and excepting a small strip one
hundred feet wide along the cas-
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tee. for Alan S. O'Ncal, said sub
StitutiOn being duly recorded in
the Office Of the Register of Deeds
Of Henderson County, North Car
DINA, in book PIC. page 40, will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash ut the
Court House door in Henderson
County. Hendcrsonvillc, y. C., at
II o'clock noon on the 18th day
of October, 1897, the following
described real estate, to-wit:
All that certain lot, tract or
parcel Of land situate, lying and
being in the Town Of Henderson
vile. HcndcrSonvillc Township,
County of Henderson, State Of
North Carolina, and more particu-
larly described and defined as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at Il stake at
the intersection Of the west mar
gin of South Church St. and the
south margin of Barnwell ST.;
runs thence with said Barnwcll
St. s. 80 deg. W. 100 feet to Il
stake in said margin Of said street;
thence S. 10 deg. +. 100 feet TO
a stake; thence y. 50 deg. +. 100
feet to a stake in west margin of
South Church St: thence with
said margin of said street \. 10
deg. W. 100 feet to the place or
BEGINNING and being the same
property conveyed to Maria c.
Arlcdgc by Claud Brown and wife
by deed recorded in the office of
the Register Of Deeds for liender-
son County in book 80 at page
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

lBY Substituted Trustee

(By Substituted trustee
Pursuant to the power and au-
thority contained in 4 certain
deed Of trust dated the 18th day
Of November, 1888, executed by
Maria c. Arlcdgc and husband,
J. b. Arlcdgc, to Alan s. O'Ncal,
Trustee, which deed Of trust is
duly registered in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds of Hcndcr-
son County, North Carolina, in
Book ll6, page 93, securing q
certain note payable to HOME
OWNERS LOAN CORP. default
having been made for Il period of
more than ninety 600 days IN
the payment Of said note rs pro-
vidcd therein and in the perform
ancc Of certain covenants set out
in said deed Of trust and demand
Of foreclosure having been made
by the holder Of said indebted
ness, the undersigned Trustee,
having been substituted as Trus-
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tern side of said Southern Rail
way which was conveyed TO said
Southern Railway by DR.. G. w.
Fletcher. Together with all the
buildings, structures, and brick
making machinery now located on
said premises.
This the 9th day Of Scptcm-
Der, 1887.
S. a. HUBBARD,
CHAS. A. TAYLOR.
n ~ 4,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Of
fee of District Supervisor. AIco-
hol Tax Unit, Bureau Of Internal
Revenue. Baltimore Md. Scptcm-
Der 20, 1897. Notice is hereby
given that on August 81, 1881
one Ford Coupe, Model 1888, Mo-
tor No. lS-4SSS2l. with acccsSo-
ries, was seized in Henderson
County, North Carolina, for viola
ton of the Internal Revenue Laws,
tO-wit: Sec $3.50, United States
Revised Statutes. Any person
claiming an interest in said prop
crty must appear at the office of
Investigator in Charge. Alcohol
Tax Unit, Charlotte, North Caro-
lima. and file claim and cost bond
rs provided by Sec. $3.50, United
States Revised Statutes, on on be-
fore October 20. 1897. otherwise
the property will be disposed of
according to law. X. f. futile,
District Supervisor. 9-20-Mon-3t
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FOUR PER CENT per annum is
our current dividend rate.
Safety insured up TO $4,000.
with tax exemptions. Do your
present investments yield as
much? Are they rs safe? Call
or write for full information,
First Federal Savings & Loan
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DEPARTMENT, Of

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Of
fc" Of District Supervisor. Alco-
hol Tax Unit. Bureau of Internal
Revenue, Baltimore, Md. Scptcm-
Der 20, 1897. Notice is hereby
given that on August II. 1897,
one Chevrolet Coupe, Model 1928,
Motor No. 432i6l5, with acccSSo-
rics. was seized in Henderson
County, North Carolina, for viO-
lation of the Internal Revenue
Laws, to-wit: Section 3i50. Uni
ted States Revised Statutes. Any
person claiming an interest in said
property must appear ut the Of
flee Of Investigator in Charge, Al
cohol Tax Unit. Charlotte, North
Carolina, and file claim and cost
bond as provided by Sec. 1850,
United States Revised Statutes,
on or before October 20, 1897,
otherwise the property will be dis
posed of according to law. K. +.
futile. District Supervisor.
9-20-Mon-3t
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HORSES RUN WRONG WAY

MARSHFIELD, Mass. (UP).-
A false start, horses that ran the
wrong way and jockey who re-
fused to ride cnlivcned a horse
race here.
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l44.
This property will be sold sub
jcct To 1887 taxes.
The purchaser al this sale will
be required to make Il cash de-
post of , per cent Of the pur-
chase price to show good faith.
This the lith day of Septem-
Der, 1897.
T. 6. ABERENETHY,
Substituted Trustee.
/. Il. PRINCE, Attorney.
9-20-Mon-4t
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7-Professional Services
10-TraaSporrdtion

GOING HOME? Pick up some gas
money by offering passage or
find way home cheaply by Of
fering to drive or share eX-
penSe.
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PREPARE for cold weather. Let
me replace your broken wind
shields and door glasses in your
automobile at reasonable prices.
See Louis Williams, Seventh
Ave. r..
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COLD WEATHER is just around
the corner. Get your heatrola,
coal or wood heater ut a big
saving from The Reliable Fur
niture Co., opposite courthouse.
More value for your money.
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4-Seeds and Plants

PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
for Stark's trees for fall deliv-
cry at last Springs low prices.
They're certain to advance. H..
Walter Fuller, 13l 5th Ave.
West. Phone 1872.
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uENDFRsoNVuLE HDW. CO.

hrs. HEN is caekling for a
warm house this winter. She
lays poorly roosting in the
trees. See us for material.
Hendersonville Lumber Co.
Phone ~. Near Depot.
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II-Household Goods

HEATROLA. porcelain enamel,
new condition. Bargain. X. C..
Kuhn, Brevard road. Phone
2S6-R.
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Carried in Il hand bag when
debated, Il chair has been invent
ed that can be filled with air for
use i'm an airplanc.
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COME SEE Me Curb Market
days. Selling out everything
cheap. Better get it now and
save money. Govan Hyder,
Seventh Ave. f..
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Lost and Found
46-MiScellaneous

LOST-Csrload of kalmia Dairy
milk bottles. They are crying to
return home. Phone 1917 for
conveyance.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-04
29-Help (Female)

MAN AND WIFE to run coffee
agency. Up to $40 first week.
Automobile given as bonus.
Write Albert Mills, 1906 Mon
mouth, Cincinnati, O.