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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Neil Blondell, budget director
Crosse Pointe; F. A. Schirmer of
1921 General Motors Building: j.
Il Sipley. manager Swift & Co,
Sf01 Michigan avenue; Amos r.
Shields. boy scout executive, of 81
West Warren avenue.
+. G. Beatty, president Butter
field TheaterS, 1892 National Bank
Building: T. T. Brumbaugh. exec
utive secretary Detroit Council of
Churches, 404 Park Avenue Build
ing Terry Bannan. principal Sher-
rard School $500 Cameron ave-
nue.; Elmer Leadbetter of 400
StanSbury avenue; Hal Trump,
1914 Book Tower Building: Blount
Slade. 81 East Hancock avenue;
William Herr of 1871 East Grand
boulevard: Harry s. Grant of 1854
Buffalo street, Hamtramck.
J. f. Parshall of 50 West Kirby
avenue; Harold McKinnon. Good
will Industries, $50 East Congress
street; J. M. Swegles of Plym-
outh; Mrs. Louis Urban of 12345
avenue; Herman Schu-
macker of Wyandotte: Richard
Thompson. DPW. CITY Of Detroit,
and Maurice Greer, executive sec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
BY Chic Young
By Hof
BY Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogartys',,
By Olsen & Johnson =

was Marion or Marietta, q,
the home of President Harding?
Who composed these operas
with girls names: (a) That's;
tb) Natoma: (c) Manon? -.
What is the word used when
you speak Of: (a) The internal
diameter of something; Obi the
formation of white on the face
OF brick wall; (c) the fat
surface of a cut gem?
Give a name 10: ta) The
typical musical instrument of
the Tyrol: OBJ anything that
glows at a white heat; (c) an
oven for burning brickS7
Are you sure: (a) Is Swiss
chard cultivated for its leaves
or its root; OBJ do chives give
the flavor Of cloves or of|
onions; (c) is chicory used rs
a substitute for tea or coffee ?
What Is the common name for
these pewers: ta) Cypsophilia;
OBJ 1gi,aliS; (c) conuIlvulusy
About your flag ta) Should
civilians salute il; lb) whefe
should a saluting civilians hat
be; tc) how does a wonl8n
Salutef
(Answers on Page 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Home Defense Notes:
SdIvdgeGroup
Is Recognized
BY KEN HALL

Reorganization of the Wayne
County salvage committee. subSi-
diary Of the Wayne County De-
tense Council. today is announced
by chairman Edwin J. Anderson,
who also has appointed heads of
subcommittee to work directly on
tin cans and kitchen fats sal
vaging.
The reorganized committee has
81 members in addition 10 the
chairman, as follows: Mrs. Esther
7. Ford of 1920 Windmill Pointe,
Crosse Pointe Park; Mrs. Char
lotte 3. Falling president Victory
Aides, of 81 West Warren avenue;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Bargain Cruise
Due Tomorrow

Sailing from the First street
dock at 9 a. m. tomorrow, Steamer
Put-in-Bay will make a 160-mile
round trip Cedar Point cruise,
returning to Detroit at 10:45 p. m.
The cruise will be one of this
summers series of special cut
rate Friday excursions to and
from the famous Lake Erie resort,
the fare being 81 for adults, SOC
for children. 5 to IA.
In this issue of The Detroit
Times is an Ashley a. Dustin
Steamer Line advertisement with
excursion ticket coupons exchange
able at the steamer lines office.
foot of First street, or The Detroit
Times Travel Bureau, 1870 Cass
avenue.9
Another Of these cut-rate excur-
sions will be held Friday, August
2S In Sundays Detroit Times will
be an Ashley & Dustin Steamer
Line advertisement with exchange
able excursion ticket coupon.
On these trips a stopover of
three and one-half hours will be
made at Cedar Point; also 0cur-
sionistS have an opportunity to
stop for six hours at Put-in-Bay.
Both resorts have many attrac-
tons. including bathing beaches
and picnic groves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Detroit: I'd 1t. Charles
Bel, ST. Clair Shores. and Staff
Sgt. Gordon Rigby, Detroit.
Cpl. John p. 0'Connell. 1924
Sorrento avenue, has been made a
second lieutenant following his
graduation from the officers
school at Fort Monmouth, N. j.,
and is spending a furlough with
his parents here.
Pvt Gerard StanislawSki of this
city is stationed at Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo.
Capt. Lee G. c. Jones, a former
Detroiter who attended the Uni
versity of Detroit law school. is
attached TO the Wellston air depot,
Georgia.
d. d. Ring of this city a first
class seaman, is stationed at a
naval base on Rhode Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
HEADS CAN sALvAGING

Terry Bannan is chairman of
the tin can salvage subcommittee
and Mrs. Esther Ford is chairman
of the kitchen fats committee
Blount Slade continues as Chair
man Of the advertising and pub
licity committee and J. f. ParShan
as chairman of the Wayne County
committee.
1T Is expected the new setup
will result in moro concentrated
effort and closer cooperation Of
the various organizations devot-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Service Notes:
) From Detroit
In Naval Training

Continuing the influx OF Detroit
eFs for first training at the Great
Lakes naval station. five more
residents of his city and Ham
tramck have been added 10 the
list the past few days as follows:
Michael j. Morris, 324 East Kirby
avenue. specialist. second class;
Paul J. Stroh, 1865 Hindle street,
radio technician, third class; Earl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Royal Canadian Air Force in May
of this year. has been transferred
TO the United States marines and
Is commissioned a second lieu
tenant.
Cpl. Thomas c. Williams. 1897
Burns avenue. has been assigned
for temporary duty 10 the army
air t-rce radio school, Chicago.
Pvt. Christopher Smith Jr., 7460
Forrer avenue. landed safely in
Ireland, according TO word re-
ceived by his mother here 1t was
previously miStatcd that he was in
Iceland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Continued on Page 81
Daily Quiz
Nv THE ACE ANSW

BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN
All countries are familiar with
lovebirds. but of what country
is the lovebird a native7
When Mrs. Marion Shimmin
died recently, the House of
Keys lost its only woman
member. What parliament is
that?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

graduated from the engineering
school at Fort Belvoir, Va He is
a former wayne University
student.
Cpl. James +. Conway. 1856
Hanover avenue, has been sent TO
officers training school at Camp
Belvoir. Va. from Camp Grant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Chanlc at the
Institute.
Yakima, Wash.
Pfc. Robert
c. St Clair,
1850 w. Grand
boulevard, and
Pfc. Robert III.
Ridgway, 1908
Grggs avenue,
have received
10 m as as
ot1ali6pd radio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

not been heard
from for three
weeks by his
ar ents, Mr..
and Mrs. John
Kuhn. He is a
gra d u ate of
Fordson High
School
VILLA m II.
Morgenthal @ r,
2411 Burns ave-
nue., who en-
listed in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

toned at Camp Campbell, Ky.
Pvt. Thomas Sawich. 8l71 Lean
der street, also is at Camp Camp
bell.
Acting Cpl. Barney Hausch,
9209 Cheyenne avenue. is stationed
at Minterfeld, Cal. and soon will
receive his wings there. He is a
graduate of the Henry Ford
Trade School.
Pvt. Clyde Chortravd is study
ing TO be an aircraft engine me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
KnoSledse Test

BY DIR. SABINFH. CONNOLLY
do YOU know: ta) Is Coopcrs-N
town or Elmira. ". Y. the.
birthplace OF baseball; tb) Is
Pinehurst or Raleigh the capi-
tai Of North Carolina; tcJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

John Churchill. called one of
the greatest soldiers in English
history. lived in the seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries. We
know him as what duke7
An Indian who is given a lodge
burial doesn't necessarily be-
long to particular society.
What constitutes a lodge burial ?
There are 995 miles lying be-
tween Cape Ambro, northern
most point, and Cape St. Mary,
southernmost point. of what is
called the worlds largest island.
What's that7
What kind Of a pie might fly
away of its own accord?
La Sale named the region at
the Mississippi's mouth. Louis
lana. in honor of his king
Who,was that?
nswers-sa- Page Ss)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

D
S. Wright. 5S03
Lorraine avenue
C a pen e S
m ate. thir q
class; Albert S.
Walchak. 2239
Holbrook ave-
n u q III a m =
tramck cook,
third class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

H
Navy Mothers Club Of Center
Line, is entertaining her son
Barney Carvey. who is on a fur
Tough and has been doing navy
duty for the past two years. He
IS a petty officer. Two other sons,
Dick and Ray. and stepson,
Vincent Grobbel, also are IN the
service.
Pfc. Herbert Rosin. 1888 Cam
eron street, gave a solo over the
WJR air lanes during the Wednes-
day evening variety show broad
cast from Selfridge Field. Mar
tial music was provided by the
air force band and orchestra.
According 10 announcement by
Manager G. r. VanDuSen, there
are 632 S. S. Kresge employees in
the armed forces.
PromotionS-To staff sergeant
Tech. Sgt. Paul r. Czirban 1864
South street. Chicago; 10 master
sergeant: Tech Sgt. Stanley +.
lNtLiu ILL., OUtJ last bIEUlNODu
avenue (Alaska). TO sergeant
Cpl. Henry J. Nizyej ewsh. SO79
East Brentwood avenue Ureland).
To technician, fifth grade; Pfc.
Howard c. Hansen. 1862 Yellow
stone avenue (SiXth Service Com
mand). To technician. third
grade: Ben Benjamin, 1922 Mon
ica avenue (Stark Hospital, s. c..
To technical corporal: Pvt. Arthur
Petroni 1884 Anglin avenue
Fort CUSTER. To corporals: Pfc.
Alfred II. Mitschke Jr.. 363 Piper
boulevard tAlaSka): Pvt. Frank J.
Protani, Flint New York;. To
seaman, first class William p.
Caille. 1881 Burlingame avenue
pearl Harbor).
Included in a class If tank
mechanics graduated at Fort
Knox, KY, is Pvt. John f.. Roche
leau, 1880 Helen avenue. who en-
tered the service last March.
Sgt. Ray Kuhn, 5S2S Ternes
avenue, Dearborn, : gunner. has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
By Gene Ahern
HoTE, Enrichment Is spsa 10 beth hoys
sad giris from ten 10 eighteen years.

HorEi Enrolment Is spsa 10 beth boys
snd girls from ten 10 eighteen years.
f.. JEROME PETIT. Defense Editor
Detroit Times, Detroit, Mich.
Victory Army
o United States defeat its enemies
! enclosing 10 eents
In
NAME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sex ,..........
Address. Age. 1890.
City. Observation-Disclosures. State
school Sfaoe
f1ooDles
an member OF
(soy Community
Y.
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE
.shtary ,, s
e as 81 slue sAas s
.....-............... ......s.....'..-.'.
tsgnaus
seliadas.ed stamped
membership badge aAd card sa b posbae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

-
Cpl. Leonard BORN, 3251 Cal
vert avenue, stationed at Fort
Bragg. N. G., has been assigned to
officers training school. He is a
L of M. graduate.
J. c. Heffner, 10446 Balfour
road. has been commissioned a
second lieutenant after gradua-
ton from the quartermasters'
school at Camp Lee. Va. Staff
Sgt. Harold Heffner has been
TT nsferred from Selfridge Field
20 the air base at Birmingham.
Ala.
Three Wayne County soldiers
D 10 BON ASSIGNED IN CamD Polk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Ill. He re-
Gently spent a
furlough with
his pare n { S,
Mr.. a n d Mrs.
J a m es Con-
way.
Pvt. George
Lucic X. 1923
Bellevue We
nue., doing duty
with a medical
C orpS, is sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Mrs. Gle m
GRABBED, c o m
uander of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Three Wayne County soldiers
20 h~Nn assigned TO Camp Polk,
- duty: I'd II. James. *.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

rotary Wayne County Council of
Defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Sgt. Ray Kuhn, 5S2S Ternes
avenue, Dearborn, : gunner. has
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
ALASKA WAR
 COUNCIL HOLDS MEETING JUNEAU

The newly organized Alaska War Council, created las. J3ae under President RooseveIt's ax- ceatiVe order, was in session la Juneau last week in tae Cover nor's office, meeting To consider matters pertaining 10 the defense and security of the Territory
 The duty of the Council is 10 maintain a close laison with milI- tary authorities in Alaska to the end that for the duration of the war. the conduct of Federal civil activities shall be brought into the closest possible conformity with military requirements. Un- der the terms of the executive order which created the Council. the President ordered that "in connection with the activities of the Army and Navy forces in Alaska, the commanding officers of such forces and other military authorities shall. to the fullest extent possible. give eonsidera- ton to civilian needs and prob lens arising from the war situ- alton in Alaska.
 Members of the body meeting under Chairman Gov Ernest Gruening who also is the repre- sentative of the Department of the Interior. include the folloW- ing.
 Hugh Wade, Juneau represent Ing the Federal Security Agency, Howard Thompson, Anchorage representing the Department o Commerce: Secretary of Alas E L. Bartlett, Juneau, represent ing the people of Alaska as aa Alaskan resident; NJ. D Williams Juneau, representing the Federal Works Agency, Ralph C VogeI. Juneau the Department of Jus tice; Lieut. Commdr. J s. Mac Kinnon, Kodiak iaIson officer for the Navy and Col Hobart Murphy Anchorage lalson ofde CT for the Army.
 Regional Forester B Frank Heintzleman, who is the other member. representing the Depart ment of Agriculture, now is in Portland. Ore.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
OPA OFFICIALS BEGIN WORK IN JUNEAU OFFICE

James E. Harper. Acting R"g- ional Accountant for Region g. Office of Price Administration, began recently outlining proceed ures and examining special prob lens of OPA as they exist in AL aska. Robert A. Nelson, Acting Chief Inspector for Region 9. @ho accompanied Mr. Harper 10 AIlaha Is al=5 #lth the OPA offices ln Juneau. He is beg nn.ng to sci up plans for Alaskan m speet,oa StatIS
 Mr Harper and Mir. Nelson are interviewing applicants for the staff that will be required 10 handle fine inspection and ae- counting work of OPA in the Territory This staf will consist entirely of Alaskan personnel due to the faet that price prob lens in the Territory are entirely different from those existing m other parts of the country, they said. In order that the OPA work be handled intelligently il Is necessary taat local people. familiar with local conditions be employed
 Covers Territories
 Reg on 9 of OPA covers all Territories at fhe United States and following their work in Al. aska, MT. Harper and MT. Nelson will conduct similar work in oth CT Territories This is the first Territory in which the program of cost accounting and inspection service has been put into effect. according 10 MT. Harper.
 Both Mr. Harper and Mir. Nel son have been with the OPA or ganization since shortly after it was started Mir. Harper having joined the staff last September and Mir. Nelson, in December of last year. The latter was former [ ly associated with the Pacific Coast Regional office in San Fran cisco.
 To Spend Month
 Prior to becoming connected with OPA MT Harper had long experience in cost accounting with the lumber industry in his home state, Oregon.
 Mir Harper and MT. Nelson ex pect the work in Alaska to re- quirc from three weeks to one month. Both declared that in their short time in the Territory they had found local resid ants most cooperative in fulfIliag OPA regulations and a pleasurr to deal with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

Unusual opportu-
mites are now
open for boys, II
to 18, to take
over regular es-
tablished routes
in residential sec
tons of Detroit
and su b urb an
neighborhoods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Home Defense Notes:
Home Defense Notes:
Raid WardenS to See
PreVieW of Bombing

Detroit's 44,500 air raid war
dens and the volunteers who
make up the other protective
services Of civilian defense, will
be given an opportunity 70 see q
prevue OF what may happen here,
if the bombers come, during two
performances of Action Over
Head" at the State Fair Grounds
October 80 and 81.
This open air demonstration
will be conducted by the chemical
warfare division of the army for
the Detroit Office of Civilian De-
tense and the Michigan Defense
Council.
To show what really happens
when total war hits the COM
incendiary bombs will
explode in dwelling houses. stores
will 60 up in flames as war planes
roar overhead and fires will be
fought by trained army fire
fighters. w
Admission TO the Fair Grounds
grandstand will be limited 10
of the OCD protective
services, and those of the metro
politan area and surrounding
towns. Seating capacity is linn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Pitfalls oil Love .. i. By Adele Garrison

"OH, SO that's the reason"
But ] never finished aloud the
sentence which the surprise Of
seeing Jack Beckett had brought
10 my lips.
STEADY, old giri!" Dicky adj
nnonished me in low tones, then
grinned at me.
I'm surprised ut you. emulat-
Ing Katie" he said, and knew
his reference 10 our faithful
Katie's shopping" propensities
was meant 10 cushion the shock
Of my surprising discovery.
For 10 finish my sentence
would have said, That's the rea
son, father, you were 90 sure that
Jack was safe, although you pre-
tended not to know his destina tior
on the journey into northern Con
necticut you said he was making.
STAYED AT HIDEAwAY
Now I knew that Jack never haC
left the hideaway since the might
I brought him there, with PROBES
sor Diswen and the six gangster!
our men had captured at the OLE
savant's secluded mountain home
I knew also, from my husband'i
expression, that he, too, knew thu
identity of the man in the corridor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

Iited to 10000 a night and adnis-
sion will be by ticket only.
Motion pictures and first aid
demonstrations will feature an
air raid program at st. Andrews
Church, Trumbull and Bagley
avenues, tonight at 8 p. m. The
program is under the direction of
Basil c. Sherlock, of 1449 Yer
mont avenue, 10-1-B sector
warden.
Are you eligible? Office work
ers, professional men, clerks and
residents of downtown hotels who
are willing TO serve as air raid
wardens in the downtown area
should volunteer either at Area
Fl headquarters. 4174 Penobscot
Building. or OCD headquarters,
Ill Cadillac Square. Men and
women p years old or over. who
are Americans or citizens of
friendly alien countries, are eligi-
bic to serve after completing a
I22-hour OCD training course.
Frank M. McLaury. OCD head
here. pointed out that after De-
troit had installed its 10 new air
raid sirens, it would be the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

My father had conhded the secret
to him. but had meticuiously kept
|it from me.
For a tenpestuous instant l saw
red, then reason returned and
realized that my father and Dicky
both were bound 10 secrecy by
Jacks inSistence that his wife
Katharine should know nothing oil
his whereabouts, lest the knowl.
edge bring danger to her.
! had no doubt Jack had made
their silence the price OF consent
ing 70 stay at the hideaway. HI
knew of my love for Katharine
and loyalty TO her, and probably
feared ] could not keep his secret
/ realized that Miss Whitlocl
and Carolyn were cycling me witt
surprised curiosity, and FASTENED
to answer Dicky's gibe.
CONFERENCE WITH DAD
Nobody ever accused Katie of
falling In her objective" ! said
with laugh.
Right you are" he COM
mented.
My fathers entrance put a stoI
to our colloquy and, conscious that
again he was warily scanning my
face, / tried TO give him courteous
attention with no show of emotion
Then he spoke abruptly:
Margaret, will you and Rich
ard please come with me into the
next room for a minute or two.
They will he back almost imme-
diateIy." he added gently 10
Carolyn, who had uttered a
frightened "Ohw at his words.
We followed him through the
bedroom Of the apartment and into
the tiny kitchen. the door Of which
he locked after US.
"No use sitting down." he said
briskly. I'VE haven't time. What
i want In to get your reactions TO
Carolyn's behavior. What do you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Quiz Answers
By Lyman Young
By Fran Striker,


principally for their hides.
secondly for meat and only
incidentally for their milk.
Legally, the stone II q
weight Of IL pounds.
3-Anna Edison Taylor.
A horn-shaped island at the
southern extremity Of South
America.
British open, British ANA
teur. United States open and
United States amateur.
6@Herbert Hoover. the planet
Hooveria was discovered In
1920 while Hoover was en-
gagged in feeding the dis
tressed European peoples.
THE bird found In western
North America commonly
called Clark's nutcracker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
city to perfect an alarm by using
a minimum Of siren installations.

lefty to perfect an alarm by using
a minimum Of siren installations.
An example of well organized
and trained air raid organization
in an office building is that Of the
standard Accident Insurance Conn.,
pany, whose 600 employees recently
evacuated the building in five min
|utes.
A report on the organization OF
this companys air raid precaution
services was made Saturday to
Frank M. McLaury. director of
the Detroit Office Of Civilian De-
tense. by the air raid warden or
ganization.
A novel feature of the air raid
'precaution of this company is the
fact that siren has been installed
in the ventilating system which
can be heard in all parts of the
building. IL starts TO howl as soon
as the alarm starts in Detroit.
Forty members OF the Michigan
Shoe Travellers and Retailers
Association have volunteered TO
act as Minute Men in their own
trade on behalf of Uncle Sam and
the United. States Treasury De-
|partment. They will start their
bond selling campaign inmedi-
ately.
The Wayne County Council Of
Defense will hold a meeting to-
day in the board room Of the board
of education at 4 p. m. The COM
mittee. appointed by Chairman
Robert II. MacRae, TO conduct
hearings relative to the salvage
committee, will present their re-
port at the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

think of her, since hearing her
talk with that gangster?"
FEAR OF MJSJUDGING
So he did not suspect that I had
seen Jack! I caught back a sigh
Of relief and spoke hurriedly
II think we've been misjudg-
ing her." I said. 81 am sure she
knows nothing about Marion's
fate, and that she II rs terrified
and anxious about her az we
are"
/ looked appealingly at Dicky.
for ! knew he had been harshest
in his judgment of Marions
"roomie."
II think ! agree with YOU" he
said surprisingly. Don't you,
Dad ?"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Connolly Answers

1-(a) Giraffe; (b) iridescense;
(c) lectern.
2-ta) Shakespeare, "As You
Like IT.: (b) Emerson, "Old
Age: (c) Swift. Polite
Conversation"
3E(a) Son: (b) grandson; (c)
second cousin.
+(a) New Mexico; Oklahoma,
Arkansas, Louisiana.
5-(a) Spanish; (b) English;
(c) American.
6-(a) Africa; (b) California
(c) Green. AN
Copyright. 1917. BY King ysrvw