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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05
Mrs. Caroline Barnsley

Mrs. Caroline E. T. Barnsley,
rs, widow of John D. Barnsley,
died at her home near Olney Nor.
day after long illness. Funeral
services were held at 10 a. m. at
the home. The Rev. Guy Kagey
of Cockeysville, Md, officiated and
burial was in st. Johns Gene
terry, Olney.
Mrs. Barnsley was a native of
Philadelphia, but lived in this
neighborhood more than so years.
She is survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Raymond Eighenbrode
Waynesboro, Pa; Mrs. William
Hobek, Kalamazoo, Mich, and
Miss Dorothy Barnsley, Olney;
four sons, G.. Willard Barnsley,
Bethesda; j. Ferguson Barnsley,
Olney; Ivan J. Barnsley, Laytons-
vile, and Talbot Barnsley, Co.
lumbus, Ohio; a brother, Richard
Torpin, Philadelphia, and two
sisters, Mrs. Victoria Settle and
Mrs. Burton Aspen, both of
Philadelphia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05
WITH OUR JUNIORS


The newly organized Girls All
Club of Colesville held their first
meeting january oath with 8 girls
present. They elected the follow
ing officers: President, Evelyn
Scott; vice-president, Nancy Nor
ris, Secretary, Mildred Harris;
Treasurer, Pauline Lechlider.
We would like very much to
have some of the older clubs
send us news of their activities,
history of the club, anything in
teresting. Please write Mrs.
Haines at Laytonsville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05

when Mrs. Henry NAPLES speaks
on Defense.
Mrs. Allnutt was much i'm
pressed with the zeal and ardor
with which women of New York
and Pennsylvania are entering
into the defense work-hope she
told them how all the Allnutt
family, even the cook, had taken
turns at the spoilers post"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05
:: HOME AND CLUB ACTIVITIES
Gallery : Jones

The soft glow of candles and
sweet simplicity of white snap
dragons lent additional charm to
beautiful Saint Mary's Catholic
Church, GAINESVILLE, on Saturday
morning, January "a, at ten
o'clock when Miss Elizabeth Flea
nor Jones, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd J. Jones of Dickerson,
became the bride of Mr.. Robert A.
Gallery of Washington, D. c., and
Bethesda, Md.
The ceremony was performed
by the groom's brother, Rev. j.
Eugene Gallery, of Washington,
who said the nuptial mass,
assisted by Rev. Carl F. Hess,
pastor of Saint Mary's Church.
The bride was escorted by her
father who gave her in marriage;
her gown was of ivory bridal
satin with yoke of marquisette
and seed pearls, long fitted sleeves
and fitted basque from which the
full skirt fell forming a long full
circular train; her veil fell from
a duchess cap of net and seed
pearls with the traditional orange
blossoms, her arm bouquet was
white orchids and brides roses.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Irv-
ing Fiske of Bethesda, sister of the
bride who wore a gown of French
rose sheer made with fitted bod
ice, sweetheart neckline and short
pulled sleeves; her matching hat
was trimmed with roses shading
from rose to dubonnet, she carried
talisman roses. Little Mary Vir-
ginia Fisk, niece of the bride was
junior bridesmaid; her gown was
of blue corded silk trimmed in
dusty pink, made with fitted
basque full short pulled sleeves
and full floor length skirt; her
headdress was of flowers and
she carried an old fashioned nose
gay. Mrs. Jones, mother of the
bride, wore becoming gown of
blue with silver bead trimming
and matching hat, with corsage
of sweetheart roses.
Mr.. George Lynch of Worcester,
Mass, was best man for Mr..
Gallery and the ushers were
Messrs. Bernard Arnold of fancy
town, Md, Thomas Kane of Wor-
cester, Mass, Irving Fisk of Be-
thesda, and Lloyd Jones, Jr.. of
Dickerson, brother Of the bride.
Mrs. D. Sprigg Chesley of
Frederick played the wedding
marches and gave a short organ
recital before the ceremony;. she
was also accompanist for Mr..
Lawrence Downey, baritone
soloist at Saint Patrick's Church,
Washington, who sang "On This
Day, o Beautiful Mother"
"Panis Angelicus," Schubert's
save Maria" and 20 Lord / Am
Not Worthy"
The wedding was followed by a
breakfast and reception at the
home of the brides parents for
relatives and few close friends.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Gallery left
for a southern honeymoon the
latter was wearing a blue crepe
dress, black feather-trimmed hat
! black persian lamb coat, white
gloves and orchids. When they
return they will live in Bethesda
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05

from springs on the out skirts, re-
minds one that the other place is
just beneath.
The Truckee River roars thru
the town, passing under eleven
bridges, and tho l loitered on the
bridge near the Riverside for
hours, watching the water and the
flowers that bloomed along the
bank even in December, not a
divorce threw her ring into it.
a sign on a queer shop in TIE
gambling district which says:
wedding Rings For Sale or Rent"
may explain where some Of them
60.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05
EMPLOYEES

Federal old-age insurance rec
ords show that about 100000
more employees received taxable
wages during the past year than
did in 1910.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05

The day is dawning when the
people of this country will place
a high premium On character in
stead of on the account of per-
sonal possessions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05

Mrs. Karl Pitt of Chevy Chase,
writes us that the Chevy Chase
club house continues to be a
bedlam of activities, with workers
in every corner upstairs and
down all day and into the night"
Mrs. Pitt was pinch hitting for
Mrs. C. G. Lueck, press chairman
who is mentioning at Pelican
Lodge in West Palm Beach. Their
club has 800 members in its vari-
Gus departments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05

Another letter from Mrs. Rob
ert Allnutt, this time from Long
Island, she will be at home in
time for her club meeting today,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-02-05

From Miss Eleanor N. Darby,
president of the Jamestown
Woman's Club we learn they have
omitted number of meetings this
year because of deaths in the
community.
Their members are taking part
in the defense work, Mrs. Will
liam Gassaway is serving as
chairman of the Red Cross work,
assisted by Mrs. Willard Ward of
the Travilah neighborhood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

bToadloom rugs Sx12, $50.
Economy Linoleum Co. 1923 Lnwood
RUGS Used: all sizes S7.s5 VI. American
Carpet Cleaning Co. $685. Oakland.
SAVE 60Gs ca nving Toors and bedroom
sets sun Furniture 1922 GratiOt.
USED BEDS OR SPRINGS, 81
s86S GRATIOT AT BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

Goods Furniture Household Goods Furniture Household Goods

APE. overstuffed Living Room Suite. SSs
1895 Gratiot. at Baldwin.
1883 BROADWAY at Grstiot. New ioeation
OF Cadillac Furniture Co, Specials now
5-PC. CHROME dinette set. porcelain top
table. $40. Crystal. si25 Gratiot.
2. AND GROOM outfits. $40 and up
1885 Grstiot At Baldwin.
3-PC Wal FIN. bedroom suite; choice
dresser OF vanity, chest and bed: S2s
Crown, 27O0 Gratiot. 4737 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

FARMs-Any size, price. terms. ocQane|
Co. Hanson-osborn. Realty, Hare 4lcn.|
HOWELL. so A., miles from Howell; 7-|
rm. house. electric lighted. besemsne|
barn. some wood river. frontage. Farm
alone $500 or complete with all stock
tools, feed. equipment. $4,000 II
90 ACRE FARM. excellent soil. some
timber, n good stream. Also an p-Dom
house. electric lights. pressure water. 81
new furnace, all bathroom fixtures ready
to install, So. 900. a =
l.. ii. CRANDALL. 112 STATE ST.,
HOWELL, MICHIGAN.
40-ACRE farm, buildings good coxSditions
near bomber plant. 25255 Karri rod
Phone e4F2, Milan. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Flats for Sale

Flats for Sale
ACT NOW! seeboldt. frame. 2-nat, SIS; a
car garage; 2 hot air furnaces; good con-
dition. Gross income SIS mo-: S.. 500 cash.
HOME AssoCIATEs-CA. 7347
BARGAIN! Quincy mr.. OR. River: lovely
brick, 2-hat Sc; priced TO sell E-b terms.
HOME AssOCLATES--CA. 1917
BARGAIN--Giadwin-E Vernon; full base
ment: 500 down. Saros. LIE. OFT.
HIGHLAND. 327, Highland Park-5-o. hot
air. newly reconditioned. upper rents $40,
lower vacant. Tyler 5-s777.
LANCASHIRE RID. 1878. near Outer DR..
-6 rooms. tile bath. vapor sim. heat:
rec rm In basement cost 81, 600 TO build
owner drafted; viii sell for -, 500 with
II down. Shown by appointment only.
c. w. SIMON, 1855 Michigan. LA. goo
AN-vERNOR-Modern brick duplex,
six rooms each, separate furnaces, 4o-ft.
lot. $3.50, terms!
ELsEA REALTY q INVESTMENT CO:
GIT WEST FORT vi. 1-I40o
CoLORED-BEAUTTFUL west side corner
brick, 3-family ana store; stoker heat :
recreation room tbasemeut); garages
SI2, 600; substantial down pay m e {.
IGRAZIER. Tyler 4-5536.
COLORED-BRUsH: clean 6-fam- brick.
Very good condition. A buy at s14 900.
&c. w. wHTTE-fs5o Hsstings-TE. I-o0ss.
coLoRED-BEsT BUY IN TOWN. s.. 600
2-fam-. SIS. h. n hi $50 dn- ME- 1888
CoLoRED--Maine, Q rms, brick. modern
$4,000; $500 dn. Weberski. 1911 NJ
Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Rentals Wanted

FURNISHED two or more bedroom house
or apartment for six months BY account
ant and family. references furnished.
Cadillac 1858, to 5. Niagara eo0o, to
1880 y. m.
JEWISH COUPLE want three rooms,
northwest section, nrst floor or elevator
Townsend 1-52ii.
REFINED young couple. with boy. age a.
wants % apartment; references. Ho-
garth 1888.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wish "a rooms
unfurnshed or furnished, west side pre-
feTred, baby IL months. Northlawn o23IT
RICHMOND. Wa. couple and Baby Jean
desire unfurnished 4-5-room apt. nat.
income bungalow, Oct. Is: prefer Highland
Park: references. Townsend s-6ss6.
YOUNG couple desires or 4-room income.
nat or house. furnished; northwest sec
ton. Dearborn 1924.
SIS REWARD for suitable or Groom
house for rent. Trinity 1-3sS2.
GROOM. unfurnished. Grand Boulevard,
Warren. Woodward. Trumbul. Mornings.
Room 2l2 Columbia 5000.
/ 5-RooM nat, house, west side; excellent
references, boy ). Vermont o-5f06.
ICoLORED couple want kitehenette apart
| nent Call Tuxedo 2-3s72 between IL
a m. and p. m.
lCOIORED couple wants from TO rooms
steady employed. Call Trinity 2-3i75.
4 coLoRED-wants i've or six rooms
adults Twinbrook 2-35s5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
re. Household Goods Furniture, Household Goods

TWO lady's bicycles; one portable electric
Singer sewing machine. Tyler 1908.
5 ROOMS FURNITURE. COMPLETE. $50.
All new 2spc. living room suite; occa.
chair, table, end table 2 lamps 0xi2 rug.
Bedroom suite. complete. rug lamps. 5-pc,
breakfast suite Alvin Furniture. s7i5
West Vernon Open evenings TIL 8. except
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
gxi2 BERKSHIRE Leaf Pattern Rug.
$685. Lees, 233i Gratiot. cor. Chene.
Omen ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Housekeeping Rooms

EASTLAWN, 6O6-Two front furnished I;
semioath: Frigidaire; employed couple.
Murray 3Os4
coLoRED-i34s Harper, 1891 Cameron !:
alulfs l--------------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

Property Management
Neo Houses for Sale

FAIRPoRT AT STATE FAIR; 81 FINER
Defense Homes. open Daily. nj 01S6.
NEFF, WARREN TO MACK, new; $3.50
$1,000. Necessary 10 order now Builder.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
RoUNTREE 1920 Plymouth. We 5-i506
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

COUPLE desires unfurnished four-hve
rooms (naD, east side. Olive siJs.
-FOUR or fye rooms: couples east side
preferred stove heat; no objections
Tyler 4-76l7.
FURNISHED -unfurnished three-four room
house. fiat, apartment. tbast side).
Prospect 1899.
SKI ROOM house. income. nat; northwest
section will pay three months advance
or lease: good references; adults. Univer-
sny 2-1sT3.
icoLORED couple with s-year-old desires
house, rooms tmore), Immediately.
Tyler 5-5672.
COLoRED couple wants one or two rooms,
furnished or partly furnished. Trinity
0e12.
CONSULT the enlarged Rezf Estate tfst-
tngs in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Houses for Rent

Buy "A acre for $3.50. IS down. Tromley
I'll y. Main St, Royal oak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Wanted to Rent Apartment

MIDDLE-AGED couple wants furnished
2-4-room apartment, vicinity East Grand
Boulevard, references. NElrose. OI62, 1-e
p. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Pets and Poultry Supplies

ENGLISH settlers now working beautifully.
Priced right: stud service. 1882 Prince
ton. University 3-4734.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

JEWISH COUPLE want three rooms,
northwest section, hrst floor or elevator.
TownseHd f-524i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

REFINED young couple. with boy age 4,
wants % apartment; references. no
garth e633
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

Wanted to Rent Incomes

COUPLE desires four-room unfurnisne
apartment, income. Northwest section
University 3-l73s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

TEN ROOMS, 3 baths. breakfast nook. oil
heat, large corner lot, carpets. drapes
included Hannah Golf Club sub. Mr..
Mooney I'm 2-7OOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Children to Board
Offices, Desk Room for Rent

A LICENSED home: exceptional;
Can Lincoln 2-0i4Ii Royal Oak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Board and Room,
Share Living Quarters

LINCOLN, SAYS (TnImbah) Twin beds I;
men day workers only: lunches packed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

FOR sALE-Groeery store fixtures, ct,sp..
z5o1 =. Dawson. Twinbrook i-036S.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Al
sectionI
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-08-07
SO HELP ME
BY Joe Station

The Cats want to know:
If the very popular Bernice
Horton is married or not.
What o. J. and Auntie J. C.
were Cabling about so much that
they kept business place from
closing on time.
Why the jitterbug ". ]. sliced
the sailor boy ON the Ave. the 9TH
er night.
What her name might be, Ho-
mer Harris.
Mr.. Harry Walker, the popu-
lar Madison st. Druggist is con-
fined to the hospital. His many
friends will be pleased to know
he is improving. Mrs. Walker
his charming wife, is carrying
on with the help of her two sis
tiers.
AL Hall is in politics and back
ing a swell fellow, Arnold Brown.
Buying Bonds will help keep:
America from initiation
The Axis on the run
Your future secure.
Buy It'll it hurts.
Conserve Rubber
Watch your tires
My dear friend
When they're gone
That's the end.
viii the following please write
to Tommy Johnson, 300 No. Broad
way (Dorm.) Los Angeles, Cal.
The battling newlyweds, "Chub-
by and fair one" had the avenue
groggy by their actions Sunday
evening. He was mugging chick
and she a cat, and as nonchalantly
as two strangers. This modern
marriage stuff is beyond me. Oh,
yes, they weren't 10 feet apart.
You know how big my heart is,
Joe Station
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-08-07
US. Market

The u. S. Market at 1907 jack
stn st. is where you will find first
class fresh meats, fish and cured
meats. This establishment is one
of the progressive merchants, that
help make up the Jackson st.
shopping center. You are always
welcome says the boss.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-10
10 Reported Lost
Aboard Bomber

PENSACOLA, Fla, June 10 CUP)
Ten men aboard a ply patrol
bomber which has been missing
since list Friday are missing and
must be presumed lost the naval
air station here announced today.
The plane tock off Friday after
noon On navigation flight over
the Gulf of Mexico. 1t failed TO re-
turn at the expected hour about
sunset and has been unreported
since despite a wide search of the
gulf by navy planes.
The men aboard the plane:
Ensign Malcolm Bird, pilct; Will
liam d. Price. machinist; Earl b.
Barnard, machinist. and John f.
Boyett, student all OF
Pensacola.
Allen w. Sheppard, ordnance,
keota. Okla.
Thomas S. Holleran, radoiman,
Columbus, o.
John M. Ernst. radioman. Hamil-
ton, Ill.
Richard Lorain Fisher, machinist,
Grand Haven, Mich.
Leverne f. Shaffstall machlnist.
Norfolk. Va.
Forrest e. Bruce, machinist, St
Louis, Mo.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-10
Aliens Accused Of
Spying for Axis

HARTFORD, Conn, June 10. (UP)
"A federal grand jury handed up
an Indictment today, charging a
wealthy Russian refugee, two former
officers OF the German imperial ar
my, Chicago German American
bund leader, and a Philadelphia
Lutheran minister with conspirinP
to violate the espionage act and
diyulge military information TO Ger
many and Japan. .
The indictments accused:
Anatase Andreivitch Vonsiatsky,
Thompson, Conn, the Vcgt. or lead
er, CT the All Russian National Re-
volutionary party.
Gerhardt Wilhelm KunZe, leader
of the German American Bund, who
has fled the country.
Dr. Wolfgarg Ebell FL Paso, Tex,
now interned as an enemy alien.
The Rev. Kurt b. Molzahn, pas
tor Of a Philadelphia Lutheran
church.
Dr.. Otto Willumeit, Chicago, mid
western leader of the German-Amer-
lean Bund. and president of the
Teutonia Publishing Co. which is
sues the official Bund newspaper
Free America"
Thomas j. Dodd, special assistant
TO the attorney general, said that
the indictment uncovered one of the
most significant spy rings in thir
country since the United States went
to war last December.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-10
Oklahoma Seeking
Way toCork Flow
Of Liquor to Army

FORT STILL, Okla, June 10 -
(UP)-State authorities threatened
today to cork the liquor bottle for
officers at Fort Still by stopping
the flow of whisky from West Texas
to the federal military reservation
over dry Oklahoma.
Both state authorities and the
army officers sought a court deci-
sion on whether the state or the
federal government has jurisdiction
over transportation of liquor to the
government owned reservation
where liquor consumption Is permit
ted.
Were going to stop that whisky
traffic if there's any way To do IL,
Chief Investigator Ted Hustled OF
the department of public safety an
nounced. Gov. Leon c. Phillips al
SO Joined the fight to keep whisky
from flowing from bordering Texas
into dry Oklahoma. He appealed
to u. S. Sen. Elmer Thomas, D.,
Okla. to take measures which would
halt the traffic.
Army officers, federal attorneys
and state authorities discussed the
problem at a conference last week
end, but no decision was reached
One army officer, who refused to be
quoted, said the reservation was be-
yond legal jurisdiction of the state
At the reservation, however, it was
reported that army officers had
been ordered to stop ordering liquor
until a court decision is made.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-10
Navy Spokesman
Denies Reports

by smashing repeated enemy as
saults on Bir Hacheim stronghold.
Heavy fighting continues without
much change in general positions
AUSTRALIA - Allied airplanes
blast l3 japanese fighter craft in
one of biggest aerial battles of
southeastern Pacific following strong
attacks en- Japanese New Guinea
bases. Eight enemy planes and per-
hapS 10 shot down.
ALEUTIAN LAND BATTLE?
In the Aleutian island operations,
Tokyo broadcasts indicated that
fighting on land might be in prog
reSS.
Washington gave no information
on this phase Of the Pacific battle,
but it appeared likely that the Japa
neSe had landed or attempted to
land on some of the many very
small islands west of Dutch Har-
bor Whether these footholds might
be developed remained to be seen.
Tokyo'S announcement, account
ing for only fraction of the IA
to 10 Japanese ships actually sunk
or damaged, came "a hours after a
japanese effort to soften the blow
Of the impending disclosures. Thr
newspaper Asahi yesterday had
warned the people: One cannot
always exoect victories but must
also be able to stand the losses"
AS to Tokyo's claims of the de-
Struction of two U. S. carriers, Ad-
miral Chester w. NimitZ, commander
of the Pacific fleet, has acknowledge
ed damage to one carrier and told
of the loss of an American destroyer
which the Japanese have not claim
ed.
Tokyo's account of the naval air
struggle included the abortive air
attack on Dutch Harbor and the
Midway action. German broadcasts
bCasted that Japanese naval units
had occupied several points in the
fortified Aleutian archipelago OF
Alaska, but the text Of Tokyo's own
communique failed to bear out this
boast, merely providing a rather
cryptic statement that japanese
naval units, lin close cooperation
with the army" destroyed U. S
positions in the AleutianS that oper-
ationS continue in that area.
The japanese claimed the de-
struction of 100 American planes in
the Midway battle-largely an all
action on the part of the American
forces-and Ia at Dutch Harbor
and admitted 35 of their own air.
craft had not returned.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-10

A total of 33 Imperial county
residents will apply for United
States citizenship in the naturali-
cation court to be held before Judge
Vaughn n Thompson in the court
house in FL Centre Friday after
noon.
In addition. three women will
apply for repatriation after having
lost their citizenship through mar
riage to aliens before 1922. Before
that date women became citizens OF
their husbands countries when they
married. The law was changed in
1922 and let women retain their
U. S. citizenship unless they went
through naturalization ceremonies
in their husbands country. Those
who married aliens before 1922,
however. now have no rights as US.
citizens unless they take the oath
OF allegiance.
10 NATIONALITIES
The three repatriations are Win
ona Mildred Griffiths, who married
an Englishman; Agnes Christina
jackson of Brawley, who married
an Irishman: and Mary Edith Ming
who married a Swiss.
Ten different nationalitieS will be
represented among the applicants
for US. citizenship. Twelve came
from Switzerland, six from Mexico,
four from Canada, three from
Spain, two each from Italy and
Greece, an one each from Ger
many, England, Scotland, and Por-
tugal
Those from Switzerland include
Carl Joseph Muller, Albert Durrer,
Johanna Hofer, Werner Hofer, Rosa
Albertina Sigrist Won Rotz. Albert
Nikolous Sigrist Won RotZ. Joseph
Hammer, Lima Karlen, Josef Mix
laus Rohrer, Marie Schaffner,
Christian Kaufman, and Alyine
Kaufman
FOUR CANADIANS
The Mexican applicants include
Ernestina Paganinii, Luis Alberto
Palacio. Victor Federico Pa,acio,
Carmela Mendoza Bonetti, Rafael
Melgoza, and Alfonso Conrado
AraiZa.
The four Cana,s ms are Rita
Mary O'Connor Hudson. Archibald
Balm. Mabel Grace Huntington, and
Marjorie Day. The three Spainards
are Eleuteria Vinfrido. Angel Gu
tierreZ. and Nicasio Mancho. The
two Italians are Maria Valeria Ern-
estina Diemoz and Margherita But
ler. The Greeks are Anna Rovith-
akos and Georgios Bratsoulias. Os-
car Keller is the German. William
Richmond Watson is the English
man, Mary Jane Curry is the Scot,
and Maria Candida Silva is the
Portuguese.
Edmund Gies, naturalization ex-