The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1923, Page 13

MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 192: News From France Has Its Effect on Market STREET JOU RNAL FINANCIAL REVIPW NEw Yo > ean treop r stock market on the theory situation night. be more sert Vate advices from abroad suggested that steps natderation which might clear up the reparations tangle in an unexpected fashion and Offerings in the early dealings were Ww ! Pressure was still concentrated the lead in the last adv jons on the initial trans Stock market opening pri baker 113% pening of the n might indicate the foreign us than Was gener But pri ie these issues ehow d-alned can 88, off %) Stude- 106K; Royal Dy neral Motora 14 Atohison 101%, off &} bat win 1 off off 1M: Chesapeake & Ohi nin as, ott 78 ia ke Puente vigore fevious close, shown by Btudebaxer Petroleum and other epeulative de Local Markets VEGETABLES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Artichokes Ver don 1.160 2.00 Beete— Local per sack L28O1.50 =t white, per Local red, per Mb. . Baldwin, American Can. Californie ra, were speedily recovered, . iGRAIN MARKET CLOSES LOWER : one p situation. Receipts were heavy and trade light Provisions closed lower, May wheat opened 0 ° 118% and closed off Me Sul pein or anged at Septem nd closed unchanged y and pened ws May at TiMe and opened un lowed off % Unchanged at Tie and closed off May oate opened unchanged at and i off Moa July anges Spinach —tmp Sprouts —iruseis, per TD. Pewee 4 we » ‘Mubbard, per at 42heo Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | Chicago Board of Trade) Cow Delicious, box Spitzenderga, extra Winesape, on 10% | «| aM ret Nominal Nominal ee Cash Wheat CHICAGO, Jam. B——No. 9 red, 100% No. 2 hard, $1.1 . Foreign Exchange YORK, Jan. lower Wr lire, ster $0.0804; marke, Hised New — Per. Weleste—Cel. Ne. 1, per B Budded, per ®. + DAIRY PRODUCTS Foreign Securities Saturday's Quotations A grads, Seattle Gellvery Freed ranch, white smell: Russian 4a, 1091 2° Russian Sie, 1926 | Russian ¢\e, 1919 80) French te, 1h81 | Frenem 4a 1 French ts. 1 ¥. 1 Puile Mitk—cwe. fab. Benito wupviy. F. ©. B. condensary, owt. - Britian ate. | Britien Lad | Brittieh Ret és $2 | Belgium © estor. Belgium }emtum Hamoere ¢ : |Hamburs 64% Liep : ” ” “ ry ° a o oe ” ne 106! ery ones rath 100.36 Fancy, heavy, 1 Mad. envy, rooms. 80-28 POULTRY AND MEATS Cows—Country arensed, Th. Hoge Fancy biock Veal—Fancy, tight . steers Medium to choice Feeders Prime cows Good cows and heifers SANTTARY Stall 109, dest cane sogar, § Me, + $259 9.60 | Cry White soap, are 2 7.26@ 8.25 | R-i2-15, Yakima potatons, $1.56 ‘ .26 (new spinach, Ihe, 2 The, Be; Bunkiet or- | 41, ered tor tale shrimp meat, Too M.; black pall honey, The: | ” pea 3 Me 660, Stall 128, Bottle ‘ores $9 | health foods, mt CORNER Stall 2, 1 mitiete, 16c. Stall 1 new corn and stringiess beans, 100 a HAY, GRAIN AND FEED May—Wholesale, f. ¢. b. Beattie 40; stall ed and ground, s0's-101 Clipped. 100 160; eeediase rai- Com. nteed ooffes, 2 nck tea, 460 Mb, Stalls 27-28, 2 lard, 300; round steak, 200; pot 12%e. Stall 96, fresh herring, § 60; fresh salmon, ife Tb.; fresh [180.00 | skinned soles, 2 for 260. 152% Pike pl, 6 ground cocoa, 2 Mba. 180, & Moe. 660; pack Standard corn, 100; ul wtringlose beans, 100 £¢| panceke flour, 4-1 bag ifs KOONO! , Yakima poti | Golden dates, 2 ngea, don, Stall 63, Roval penant butte home-ma4e mayor 40 sandwich spr Royal baking powder olate, 260, 2 for 460; bi 2c, Stall 4 pork chops, ite. ; ground choo ik pepper, 260; lard, ise; pot Stall 9 | Ghirardellt poy Te; 2 260; 600 can pe juice, 100 sine 6: Wes’ 21, Carnation heat four, Stelle 14-18, lara, 7 os. 800; sugar oured bacon, S00} lamb ° 2 The. 260. Atali 169, fresh Lynde: pullet om + 4,474,963.40 | |honey, 200 Clearings Balances Clearings . Balances .. Tacoma pues 8% Total transactions .. 2,646,000.00 (meta, ibe; Abe, 460 cans pineapple, 8 for $1.00, reoall Amert- || and closed r \dence, 6008 Ship News Tides in Seattle | MONDAY rURS! . m | secand Stigh. side [eae mm. wa Necond High deat. m. aT | Arrivals sad Departures ARKIVED—Jan. ¢—Atr_ Epewioh from sualy in the firat hour and recessions from the > 0. Pritadeiphia.. Baltimore, — iatboa, Pedro, Han Prancisce and Portland, at hulk KD—Jan, ¢—Htr Afrion Mare tor Vessels in ‘Port at Seattle Beli Street Terminal 8. 0, O Un Pactfie Terminal—atr ¥ ur Be Pier $—etr Cordova, Admiral Gebres Admiral Watson. fheattle Bnipbuliding & Di ¢ Baplorer Coast Coal Bunkers, @ EL. @ », #tr Weat Inon, atr Weat Har str Wallingford, Aticatic Strest Terminal—@tr Witte A. Higwine, ste Bvelys. Beattie Flour Mille Terminal—@tr Mie sourtan, |Lander Bt Surveror Motorehtp ate u & Puget Hound Bridge & Dredging Co —Otr Patterson. Shipyard & Terminal—@tr Resse MI—Otr Bante Rita, ety Oul- Drydock—@#tr Jeytha, metor~ son tp Moorings —Str Oduna, 40, str Jusean Pactfico, barge Coquitiam City, . 3, A) sehr Vancouver, bark Belfast, Star Whalere Denver Live Stock weterday’s Quotations 400. Market steady, cows and heifer feeders, #8 9.80. Market steady. Top, bie. Market stead) owes OT.) 4.09; Lamba, be feeders, S12@1418 |\Gobs Present Play _at Big Night Frolic Funeral to Be Held Wednesday Funeral services for George Wil- Mam Frit, an employe of the Hoe Z\ tng Aairpiane Co. and a prominent lodge man, who died at his reat. 16th ave, &, Sunday, be held” Wednesday at the town Undertaking Co.'s ¢: tabtishment wit on te toe j EATTLE STAR | owl Artist Miss Margaret Lindsay Williams, famous English painter, has arrived in Wash- ington to paint a portrait of President Harding for the| English-Speaking union. She| which she saya painting in find a meaning. SUBSIDY LULL WASHINGTON, Jan. &—Members of congrens opponed to the ship sub aiay bill are pursied at the atlence with which Albert D. Lasker, father of the subsidy scheme, and the prew ident, too, have accepted amend. ments to the subsidy bil! which Grastically change that administre- tion measure, ‘They expected a storm of oppo sition from Lasker and his pro subsidy colleagues “Why? they are asking, and of Lasker say that both are willing to accept wren « greatly de vitalized subsidy bill as better than }no subsidy bill at all. Lasker fools that such « bill would be « recom: nition of the subsidy principle, and & great step toward later enactment of the kind of a subsidy measure the shipping interests want ‘This strategy of Lasker has caused alarm among senator opponents of the bill, led by Senators LaFollette and Brookhart, whe are urging up- on their followers the necessity for killing phe subsidy bill entirely tn the senate, regardiees of concessions Lasker ts willing to make. LaFoliette’s mind goes back some years ago, when the late Senator Alérich, of Rhode Island, by @ clew er trick defeated the LaFollette Milt Duster against the Aldrich emergen @y currency bill tn the closing hours of a session. LaFollette was all primed with « @peech that could have been eon tinued for many hours but the mo ment the Aldrich Ml came back from conference the senate cier! Degan calling the roll. Aldrich him self was first on the rofl and ane- wered “yea,” after which LaFollette wan barred by parliamentary rules from speaking ‘The opponenta of the ahip subs@y, with thin expertence as a guide, Propose to do their fillbustering be- fore the measure gets to a vote in the senate NOBILITY AT ST. MORITZ Society from all parts of the world has gathered to enjoy the winter sports at this famous resort. left to right, are Lady Birkenhead and Miss Dunn, ing, the duke of Sutherland an In the first row, Stand- d Lord Birkenhead, METROPOLITAN MONDAY EVENING, SAN. 15 SECOND ARTIST OF THE SEATTLE ARTIST SERIES Katharine Rice, Mgr. MISCHA CELEBRATED RUSSIAN VIOLINIST (OUT-OF-TOWN MAIL ORDERS ONLY) “Membership Reservations Wednesday, Jan. 10th Public Seat Sale Thursday, Jan. 11th Prices $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Plus Tax scorns the modernist school of | that you have to pretend to | SENATORS FEAR, The Seattle Star pasa hed Bally ry “Subscription nY MAIL IN ADVANCB IN STATO ¢ month ree months ix, months... ° year weeer? ouTsibn oF eta Tio | ‘WASITINGTON Price ip 800 per month. or BY CARRIBOR IN ©! ‘er month . BUSINESS SERVICES Atternareat Law AT actees oot ably Sle hele SbOL Hall & Wall, T10 Works Wt ee free. Collateral Loans | MONTY TY TD ON AVY, er THD RELIABL cles of value. 907 Third ave. irlo Machinery OUGHT —AOLH—RENTED w. TOVPRT on Piten . Hoattle. le Thee = May, Pr Eillott 6 MONEY TO LOAN | On @iamonds and jew ny on moat tefactor, SOCIETY FOR, REM 1 FUNERAL NOTICES Moor: ‘a ‘ TUENTIONT this oit Janua ‘A JOUN ALDER Moone sped 14 years, beloved husband o fares: ‘ot an father Moore, jagt gomme Chay ae mart Uuroh. Funoral seryioes Wednesday after- noon at 1:80 from the Nafferty © dortaking Company of Surietion 1928, BATIOLLA J, C 4, #1 youre, beloved mother of Mra, Hiland Port nos Haw, Member of burg, Alaska. Funeral servioes Tyesday at 3:20 m. at our chapel. Friends invited Home Ung T—At_ ih 1 oy, 4, 1924, LOU. it Pp, emt i, yoars, beloved father of ‘W end Capt Robert L. Bn tian ee and Mra. Lene Taal $f Poleten’®. Funeral of Peters- rvices Wednesday at 3 ol. Friends invited. me Undertaking Ce wa K—At TH19 Wddy ot. January 7 ARGARET B. MA earn, beloved mother it taking Co. PERSONAL TO THE PATHIOT ONFY TO THAN— WH AMOUNT ON RIAMONDA, Spa Jewelry, lowent rat an Brokers entice AN WELIY ©O. 821 Beoond Av ablished 188% Monuments PUaET. BOUND WARDLE 2 ON it lst and Virginia. ete! ished 1874 Opt joat i an met i Patents for eae now! Auto chain holder, headlight dim- yon wid —Eiett Hor MARKY Bow dias s eeteet, to hag, But none came | Ma. Clone associates of the president |p us, Buite 166 Pantages “Women's ailments and IN LEGISLATURE, Lines Drawn at at Salem for Battle Over Salmon SALEM, Ore, Jan. &—-The Ines are drawn for the big fish fight in the legislature, which opened today, The salmon trust will fight al reformative legislation introduced on hs legislation Olympia, ‘The Salmen Protective league holde that the pact was abrogated at the 1921 session of the Oregon logisiature when Oregon socepted « trailing law while Washington did not follow sult. Frank Warren, head of the sab mon trust, will play his trump card tn the event the legislators conclude the pact haa been abrogated, the Portiand News declares {t learns on trustworthy authority. Arguing that Oregon and Wash tngton are unable to agree on mat ters touching salmon-fishing in the Columbia river, the fishing industry of the entire Northwest should be turned over to the U. 8, bureau of fisheries, is his plan. Warren's chief concern is to save his own and Frank Seufert’s wheels im the upper river, which annually prevent millions of pregnant mother fish from reaching the natural spawning beds. Chairman O'Malley, eries bureau, Warren. It was O'Malley who made Warren « éollareyvear man Guring the war and gave him complete charge over fisheries in the North- west. How that appointment came about of the fish- Jot Portinnd was assigned the task of popularizing fish.as a food to save beef. Hurnason concetved the scheme to catch sole, founders and cod from a trawl at Ilwaco, Wash, at the mouth ofthe Columbia, Warren, who then held no post |tion with the government, told Hu | mason trawl fishing for the cheaper fish in competition with salmon wouldn't be permitted. | Humason reported this opposition |to Hoover, who sent telegraphic or |ders to go ahead with the tmwi plan, Warren said, “Don't be too cocksure,” and jumped on a train for Washington, D. C. He had been in Washington six hours when the U. 8, bureau fisheries wired Humason, forbidding traw! fishing. It was shortly after this that| O'Malley, head of the bureau, made Warren the wartime head of fish. jeries in the Northwest. And it Is |to O'Malley that Warren now would turn over fisheries in the Northwest in peace time. COAST DRY LAW CRUSADE IS ON Plan to Enforce Prohi Meas- ure in West WASHINGTON tightening up of ment on the Pacific coast, particu-| larly Caltfornia, is the primary ob- jJect of the visit of Federal Prohibl- tion Commissioner Roy A. Haynes to the coast, It was learned here today. Haynes will leave here January 18, for Portland, Ore., where he wit ad- |dress a conference of sheriffs, mar. shals, revenue collectors and federal | attorneys on the subject of stricter jenforcement of the Voistead aot Following an address to the Ore gon legislature at Salem, Ore, he | will descend on California first, San Francisco and then Los Angeles. At both pojats he will take both federel jand local enforcement officials into j his confidence as to new methods of enforcement worked out by the pro Jan, 8.—A drastic | hibition enforce ‘a interesting. To Ivon Humason) ot © OF KING COL cordially in ten tional Republ Ration Will ruloulars to any y lnsaranes had are] rejected on account of heart, dia- bet Indigestion, stomech, rheu aine, hemorrhoid, gall Topsy, all along down the lina, to know I CURE by remoy- ing the cause. N. Winans, 401 American Hhnk ¥ ror LACK COURAGE AND ia r health and teed i | LEGAL NOTICES “TO WHOM tt MAY ‘This is to certify PORTABLE BUILDI? made an applicat 2, block Adattion. tring to protest oupancy must file su the office of the Putld ment, Room 605 Co prior to January 18 tion 866, Ordinance Ne |"FO wWitom If MAY CO" ‘This ts to certify that Midland "te it Co, has made an applica- tablish @ public garage §, blook ntiue | yd Adaition. jeat rin, rotest such oo- must protest at ie Depart ty Bide anyons 4 panc = WH HAND! T, M. Stokes, January eclock a between @ bill and Colman Dock. _ ree, Ensign T. M. Stokes, a Connecticut, Bremerton, CORT IN TNE i tation he morniny Depot—a handbag contain- in| Dills and some change Rew ae rot Ae | Eliott ion it—KETS ON RING. NAME XK Fields, Reward 206 Hinckley Bigg. Main 1740. FLACK A: ted fox hound, § months old, East 4403. Reward i FEMALE HELP WANTED EXPRRIE D FINISHERS FOR particular work on high gowns, Marjorie Joy, 201 MeDer- mott. Bide. Fourth and Pine | TEMBSTITC ING So. MASQUE tumes rented. 816 Bitel Didg. over ox otention worker, whore home is In Seattle, need apply. No objection to beginner Tf worker. State age, fence and salary expect fe a good friend of | @ If you are planning on learniny trade, write for free informa “on how te get into Lo od ene Ap ‘omphi serine Bohol, 864 7298. iF TO 5 gare time doing special advertis. ing work among the familie your elty. 0 experience neces: 7. Write today for full pa ‘American Products co. $253 American Midw., Cincinnati WANTED—A STRONG, NF WAN, age around $50, who understands farming, planting, eto, 4 work. Gall oady aun partner, Fesidence by labor ¢@r will be at job Satu Hall, Elitott 8887 TORS, LEARN ASSAYING Cireular, 66 Battery at One month, hibition bureau and the department | lof justice here. San Francisco is regarded by high officials of the prohibition forces |here as a “bad spot” comparable to |New York, Detroit and New On }leans. Haynes while in the Golden Gate city will endeavor to work out @ scheme under the new enforcement law whereby local offi- enforcement work At Los Angeles Haynes and Col. Ll. G. Nutt, chief of the narcotic di- vinton of the into reports of drug orgies at the movie colony at Hollywood. Oftt clals here have steadfastly denied that any extraordinary grounds for action existed at Hollywood, but both Haynes and Nutt will subject the situation there to close scrutiny. At every point where Haynes and Nutt stop, a conference of sheriffs, marshals, revenue collectors and fed- eral attorneys has been arranged by an advance agent ington office. At these conferences Haynes | pected to strean the new dec the prohibition bureau and tho jus tice department to use wherever pos-| sible the “padlock” provisions of the Volstead act which provide that re- sorts in which violations of the act ooour may be closed for one year Haynes everywhere will that observance of the law is more to be sought than enforcement, Con- gested conditions of the courts make undesirable any more arrests than can be avoided. Mist fi z 2 i TIKAW-PATHFING, CITTZENT | clase | ifornia | cialis will take over the brunt of the bureau here, will look! from the Wash-| ex. ton of | ce Konen Tot Tih, nee an, furnished, Ssdrocme’ (for.men): hone, Trane, 800; weekly a repalr your th: it eway. £02 Union Big ‘Green Clock. Opp. postoffice SAN Withtt Poe TION A TKN. janitrens. City refer- __Resoon 174 arene brek ints (wh oat KV inaide ne befor the spring g004 workmanship an y moderate price phone Melros: moserats | ans field 096 anys iv P, ATPEING, | tinting, $1 ro! m up. Garfield 46990. Work guaranteed \PAPER HANGING, “WALSOMINING. | Brown, con 2983. 144A PUPILS WANTED PIANO AND VOICE. CHILDREN'S haley, Low rates, Mi Main 1218. 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WAN hanging ing railway me tana, paytng. 81.400-82,90 perience unnecessary. Heulars tree. bina, Civil Bervice nde, ington, © HOTELS tat r new management, Transients $1 up; +” 2, 1kD HOUSES FOR RENT z HOATHOURE POR 8 HOTEL VOR 24 ave, wi strictly moder weekly $4 to )1n3 Here's One oad tar and school ie") GARTER, MeDONALD & peri ER 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS AND | APARTMENTS COZY 4-ROOM MODERN UNFUR- nished fiat, with gas range and heater connected. good condition. $22.60. 8-roem Ninth and Washing- Tonelli Slade le “Com teat tte fowether for rooms oF housekeep- Bile ee, GARTER. MacDONALD 08 Columbia Bt “ment: modern steam heat; and bath. Mpanetten. Apts. uu ey APARTMENTS - A D FLATS PIN, Wei BUILT HOME, $106 | > 4} $15 monthly. Get my free) 126 Third Aye. n. 1 eat i718 12th & | 26 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING Rooms oe A rooms. Thomas st. ii_ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS cannes Eis rae 480 New Piance Must be Gold led 1 4th uy, ‘spp (Cupboard 4 |Bnah, 20x2 reakfaat nook tables \Troning board ene ho et com, whos with alee * te window glass by the light © box Do you know that we specialize tm chicken house materials? Can furs nish the house complete, lumber, s, are, roofin aid at the right price 6 rtunity to figure with you. us a call and be convinced. Hamilton Lumber Co. and Dawson. Ge Brg $i 74 ‘COX GOOD COAL $7—Il!-Heat Coking FPurnace—§7 $8—-Large Victory Lump— Vers BEGRADE COAL HANDLED Garfield 4291 ete Big double load, delivered, $7.00 Forest Wood and Coal . F DU BARY RETIRES. the piano ber, 106 Union, 1¢ PRLS ¢ Th PRicHES—COAL | 9 LEAN LUMP COAL—$7.78 ANGHAM RANGE #70 —GOC FU! rion COAL_CO. D, CLE. side wood, trom 8 | Neve: |_ anywhere. ond “Pont milk in water, Sunes t cet RTABLI DEMARS 1117 Valley Bt. ~JHWRLR ing. nteed mains nt Stafford & Schwara 400 9 . vle Toad Y2- -tnohe Call_evenings, Sunset 46 _floor, GAA We b ay Jor Glenaain 09884 any = m0. FOREST WOOD, CORD AND si Noad. $1 double up; mill we load. Garfield’ 2036. ine Th our ex. Meyer-Toner, PIANOS-—Spocial ba ve change depart 1921 4th av ig |CALL US” Renton Universit men’ Cobb Bla “POR ES ON an lands of wood. Tose 2638. MILL WOOD, Finet GROWTH “DRY forest rer POOL . Kenwood 0035. preach | ‘elking | 7 OME, | month. Capitol 4727. : | Breunig, Ddna Amelia, “ GARAGES POT x rs ana 56 AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE : ——— FOUR BARGAING ford, b-passenger, linger 01 i new paint. dandy st romdate ut BHOPE “Wihote. 1238. “PAW — PARTS PARR —PARTNE | We have them for practically ev | automobile and truck in ext end sell them at moneyea ve MOTOR CAR werckn Firat A TOTOMOBILE AH We loan money on your sag, ne Four equity, or will De “Pastis” Con 119 w Elitot |FORR For pana 1. HE 2603% 6th ave. ny SALE—REAL ESTATB Phinney i See mbes ‘aie — } t | B-roam Vedroorne 1 pavement. GOODRICH REALTY CO, T2n4_and Greenwood. BEACON 24 & Vine, 105% | Ow | aooD-Hoxl W. 60th. tage, with eslled attic i, ON Fi nished 8-room bath, . basement | BARGAIN IN MY B ground, 3-room house, in attle, or will trade for motore; gn Call Beabor 12 to 0. Exe, | ROOM Hi ate ELECTRIC or month be iy Bie a pErene, tee third > PRICE | $2, built ouse that re irdet about 3 acres cleared under plow; good water, main county ead improved trict. Terms $360 Coy ¥ er month. Burke arrer, 03 New York Block. 41.00 DOWN, 110) PER Wee Buys an «cre tract finest soll in city Mmits; near t tation. ‘ake No. 2 or the, Jgnction, | ‘ont effatt ALT 4200" Ww. Ainek La We i hf acres, on grave F ere nig “3 ous gis, an PREG, 126 Third |80 BUSINESS OPPOR AUTO RXDIATO ig 2 itol 01 So MAN shop pa, ate) vy ag buy. Own ER DIS! PACIFIC BRO: $03 Pioneer B need mon fo and get {ton easyD LOAN CO. port! Hee SECOND Rm « LARY LOAN! MEN AND ‘Can borrow the money Say! this PLAIN NOTE. No indorser, ond strictly Becond Ave.. corner (Vital Statistics BIRTHS og | be Bae heneenetey ried by the followin ie Bhinohare Shigao, 00 hi Mania Bukesiro, 1308 Yesier fel ie Patri 4 Marton gers. Magen Bennet aa ave. N. Marino, Antonio, 2424 4 Dey ba William Shaffer bd Robiaon, pe L, 131 NM 18ra Th Peter 1635 98th ave be jompson, ir, Chatter, Arthur, seater Blbon, Arthur, bouth Bend, Barde, Hymer &, 1812 EB at, boy. fap Melvin, $344 16th ave, girl Smith, Harry, 1021 Howell Hall, Raymond J. 1410 Stet aves girl — William Harry, Jay, Fujita, Shigetaro, 519% Et maa Carl Tiered. 750 Neth, \MARRIAGE _LICENS! Name and Residence, Larson, Cyrus, Tacoma . Hjelseth, Alma, Tacoma . dhe eose ‘Walter H., ‘Weatwo: Eeathiionn, ‘Wise couver, Anderson, rutien, Seattle .... Monaghan, Gladys Louisa, Seattl Herold, George G., Seattle sees. La Matte, Dorothy, Seattle .e« Fawards, Berger J, Cove Wicked, Anne, Seattle Hoffman, Ira, Woodin Schindler, Bernice, Seat! Welllver, Joseph W.. Ka aw Le coma Jones, Louvier, Loule L., Seatth Wasson, Vesta, Seattle ..«. DEATHS Amru a, 2 Behe it, ‘one ent " Binkisy, Charice vatac 42 Pearse, Richard Henry, 4! Geaith, William J, "years Lorenzo a Bitar infant. ish, ‘Thomas By 68 yeamm