Allentown Man Travels by Wagon in New York Incident
Walter Harland of Allentown Pennsylvania traveled to New York with a topless buggy and supplies. A dispute with a policeman over camping led to a scuffle, Harland receiving head dents while the officer had facial marks, and Harland being detained as disorderly before being released by Harlem Magistrate Harris. Harland plans to sell his mare Bess and buggy and may stay in the city a while.
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Walter Harland
Allentown
Penn
Walt
Bess
New York City
Brooks
Harland
Harlem
Central Railway
Park Avenue
Shevlin
126Th Street
Mr.Harland
Shevling
East 126Th Street
East
Bub
Still Without a Home for Congressional Club
The Congressional Club of wives of Senators and Representatives remains homeless awaiting a fixed address. A tea room meeting is planned for next Wednesday and a reception at the Vice President’s home, with Mrs. Fairbanks as an honorary member. New active members include Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Depew, Mrs. Beveridge, Mrs. Henderson, Miss Cannon, Mrs. Longworth, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Dwight, Mrs. Lowden, and Miss Wetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Congressional Club
United States
Fairbanks
Wieh
Elkins
West Virginia
Eugene Hale
Maine
Depew
New York
Beveridge
Indiana
John%. Henderson
Missouri
Cannon
Nicholas Longworth
A. P. Gardner
Lidge
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
John W. Dwight
Frank C. Lowden
Maud Wetmore
Rhode Island
Wedding Guests at Newport Ahead of French-Waegstaff Nupials
Special to The New York Times reports a Newport gathering as the French Waegstaff wedding nears. Luncheons dinners and drives marked the day with a host of guests including Mrs. James Tuck French Mrs. William Watts Sherman and Mrs. Vanderbilt. A rehearsal at St Johns Church is planned for tomorrow amid more events and floral preparations.
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New York Times
Newport
Imes Tuck French
William Watts Sherman
Vanderbilt
Trinity
St. John’s
Teasday
Muen
E. P. Motley
Beverly
Mass
St. John's Church
Speeding Crackdown Hits Brooklyn Queens and Nearby Towns
Police arrested a dozen motorists in Brooklyn and Queens amid frequent chases by motorcycle units. A New Rochelle trap caught a Manhattan Supreme Court Justice, paying a $10 fine after pleading guilty. Pelham Manor and Rye squads held roadside speed checks. Magistrate Karbach says court was used, not woodside trials.
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Brooklyn
Queens
Pélham Manor
New Rochelle
Sound Country
Supreme Court
Ossining
Ardsley
Newcastle
Tarrytown
Richard C. Doggett
Ninth Street
Nassau County
George Sheppard
Jamaica
Doggett
Sheppard
Far Rockaway
John J. Frick
Warren S. Adams
East Thirty-eighth Street
Eugene Denton
New Hyde Park
L. L
Emil. Villard
Charles A. Rushmore
East Thirtyninth Street
Percy Heiman
Cedarhurst
L. I
Walter B. Norman
Garfield’ Place
Edward Lauer
Hill Street
Grace
Merry Chase
John C. Cords
Russell Street
Frankfeur
John Leonard
Schwartz
Seventy-Scond Street
Alfred Burns
Merchant
Forty-ninth Street
Vincent Boreelly
H. €. Avenue
Louis F. Hialter
Fifth Johnson
John H. Boyle
West 139Th Street
Peter M. Coco
Meyers ‘Avenue
Winfield
TL. I
Frank Mulchay
R. Cohen
Central Park West
Eighty-eighth Street
Seventy Eighth Street
New York
Joseph I. Carney
Broadway
John Bray
Rye
Elsmere
Karbach
Pelham Manor
Realty Man Dies Suddenly in City Apartment
Martin Diehl aged 52 a real estate broker of 338 East Thirty-fourth Street was found dead by his brother Andrew in his room at 10 o clock last night after returning home at 8 o clock and reportedly feeling ill He lived as a bachelor and owned two five story tenements at 8388 and 340 East Thirty-fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Diehl
East Thirty-fourth Street
Andrew
Small Gain in Commerce Against March 1907 Levels
March commerce shows slight improvements in some departments per Bureau of Statistics, though overall trade remains below March 1997. Rail traffic up modestly from early 1907, grain coal and iron ore volumes down versus last year. live stock receipts at seven interior markets total 3,379,678 head in March, with first quarter 1907 stronger for hogs but weaker for cattle and sheep. Grain receipts at 15 markets reach 65,910,171 bushels in March, below 1907 highs. seven month crop-season totals fall short of 1907 and 1906. Cotton receipts down, oats and barley up slightly. American spinners take 2,955,439 bases. Anthracite coal shipments total 4,766,158 tons in March, with first quarter 14,888,253 tons, slightly under 1907.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Duluth
Irene Franklin Wins New York Vaudeville Singer Poll
The in-progress ballot at the Colonial Alhambra and Orpheum Theatres owned by Percy Williams concluded last night with Irene Franklin receiving 7 414 votes to Eva Tanguay 6 088. Alice Lloyd 2 948 Veta Victoria 2 141 Gertrude Hoffman 1 768 and Marie Dressler 1 702.
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Colonial
Alhambra
Orpheum Theatres
Percy Williams
New York City
Irene Franklin
Eva Tanguay
Alice Lloyd
Veta Victoria
Gertrude Hoffman
Marie Dressler
Miss Cohan Elected Queen of the Friars Festival
Josephine Cohan won the Friars Festival queen prize at Circle Theatre in a wildly contested convention. Nominees May Vokes Miss Spotted Weasel and others faced staged arrests as ballots weighed like coins and voters filed on stage to cast tin votes amid comic turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Cohan
Circle Theatre
May Vokes
Miss Spotted- Weasel
Tim Cronin
Bastille
Mildred Rogers
Maud
Lambert
Sargeant At
George Beban
Lew Fields
Herald Square Theatre
Louise Dresser
Miss Dresser
Mabel Hite
Miss Hite
Harry Lauder
Hite
Vokes
Miss Spotted-Weasel
Sam Lone Bear
Bear
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Aurora Pratt
Merry Widow
Neva Ryman
Ada Lewis
Maude Wynne
Cronin
G A R Members to Attend Port Arthur Battle Night
Grand Army of the Republic members from New York will see The Battle of Port Arthur at the Hippo drome tomorrow night. Generals Porter Grant Borden McCook Woodford and other veterans will attend with the Legion of Honor present in body.
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Battle of
Port Arthur
New York
Grand Army of the Republic
Hippodrome
Horace Porter
Frederick D. Grant
Borden
Philippines
C. Anson McCooke
Stewart L. Woodford
Legion of Honor
Emanu El Brotherhood Benefits at Casino Theatre
Dr. Joseph Silverman presides over a benefit night by the Emanu El Brotherhood. A large audience attended the Casino Theatre with the venue offered by Lee Shubert. Hurtig and Seamon provided the vaudeville program featuring prominent visiting artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanu-El Brotherhood
Joseph Silverman
Casino Theatre
Brotherhood
Lee Shubert
Flower of the Ranch closes at Majestic Theatre
The Flower of the Ranch, now playing at the Majestic Theatre, closed Saturday night. No new attraction is listed for the venue this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Vampire Cat of NabeshimaReading At Edmund Russell Studio
Mme. Fuji-Ko, noted Japanese actress, will read her translated drama The Vampire Cat of Nabeshima tonight at the Edmund Russell studio. She plans to travel to England and France soon for vaudeville engagements arranged for her. Henry B. Harris expands Hudson Theatre offices, Charlies Burge plans five new rooms with Ronald H. MacDonald Construction Co. managing the work. A phonographic wolf howling record will be made at noon in Bronx Park Zoo for use in The Wolf at Lic Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Fuji-Ko
Nabeshima
Edmund
Russell
England
France
Henry B. Harris
Hudson Theatre
Charlies Burge
Ronald H. MacDonald Construction Company
Shubert Press
Hornaday
Zoological Gardens
Bronx Park
the Wolf
Eugene Walter
Lic Theatre
Sunday Dinners Fill City Hotels With Notables
A sweep of hotels and restaurants reported strong Sunday dining as guests from high society attended in large numbers. Notable attendees included Reginald Ronalds, Wallace McLintock White, Sir Weetman Pearson, and families from Boston Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore and New York. Tables featured roses palms and ferns plus many celebrities at Plaza Waldorf Astoria Manhatten Knickerbocker Astor Gotham and other major hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Kast
Reginald Ronalds
Harry S. Black
Col
William. Jay
Berry Wall
Benjamin Guiness
FE. C. Wallace
Marquis
de Mazzuccrati
F. Augustus Heize
Clifford W. Hartridge
Edward Lauterbach
Alfred Costello
John. A. Roebling
Wallace McClintock White
St. Regis
J. Howard King
Oliver W. Perrin
Curley
George T. Bliss
S. Bliss
A. Ga. von Glahn
George J. Isham
Kate Kernan
F. Ambrose Clark
Juan Pedro
E. C. de Witt
Weetman Pearson
S' Mackey
George W. Wickersham
Lady Kid
Samuel H. Lyman
William Festus Morgan
J.C. Mallory
F. B. van Vorst
P. I. Henry
John H. Rutherford
Clarence. E. Chapman
Fithel Dana Shepard
C. M. Podgieski
Knickerbocker
Felix Isman
Hugo_Hill
Douglas Spencer
E. W. Haas
R. C. Rann
Charlies A. O'Connell
Martin Glynn
Kreisler Hofmann Concert At Hippodrome Delights Crowd
Fritz Kreisler and Josef Hofmann performed with the Russian Symphony Orchestra under Modest Altschuler last night at the Hippodrome. The nearly full hall drew a different audience, with Kreisler delivering Mendelssohn and Dvorak pieces and Hofmann offering Rachmaninoff, Mendelssohn, Liszt, and Rubinstein works in a program praised for technical mastery and expressive playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Kreisler
Josef Hofmann
Carnegie Hall
Modest Altschuler
Hippodrome
Kreisler
Mendelssohn
Hubay
Vieuxtemps
Dvorak
Hofmann
Rachmaninoff
Liszt
Rubinstein
European Masters on View at the Lotos Club Andrew Freedman Collection
At the Lotos Club the Andrew Freedman collection presents thirty-one European canvases in a quiet harmonious gallery. Fantin-Latour, Corot, Diaz, Troyon, Dupre, Jacques and Henner are represented with notable works including Fantin-Latour's The Bathers and The Story, Corot's Nymphs Bathing, Diaz forest scenes, Troyon Going to Market, and other canvases highlighting refined technique and subtle color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotos Club
Andrew Freedman
Fantin-Latour
Titian
Fantin
Whistler
Corot
Diaz
Rousseau
Troyon
Dupre
Jacques
Henner
Violinist Tertusjoins Hess Schroeder String Quartet
Lionel Tertus has been engaged as viola player for the Hess Schroeder string quartet with Willy Hess Alwin Schroeder and Theodorewicz. The Helen Noldi Opera Company presents La Traviata this week at the West End Theatre. David Bispham soloed at Copper Union People’s Institute meeting. Herbert Orchestra gave last season concert at Broadway Theatre with Blanche Duffield soprano. Abrameson Italian Grand Opera Company begins Aida at American Theatre tonight after renovation by new lessee William Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Tertus
Hess-Schroeder
Messrs
Willy Hess
Alwin Schroeder
Theodorewicz
Helen Noldi Opera Company
West End
David Bispham
People’s Institute
Copper Union
Victor ‘Herbert
Broadway Theatre
Herbert
Blanche Duffield
Ivan Abrameson
Italian Grand Opera Company
American Theatre
Aida
William Morris
General Stephen Turr Dies in Budapest May 3
Budapest May 3 Gen Stephen Turr famed revolutionary and Garibaldian veteran died here Saturday. Born 1825 in Baja Hungary he rose from Austrian Army lieutenant to Garibaldi staff colonel, later general of division in Italy. Married Princess Adaline Wyse Bonaparte in 1861 and served in Naples command before returning to Hungary after 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Stephen Turr
Louis Kossuth
Baja
Hungary
Italy
House of Hapsburg
Garibialdi
Brescia
Garibaldi
Sicilian
Palermo
Victor Emanuel
Naples
Adaline Wyse Bonaparte
Napoleon III
Henry Backus, 59, Funeral Set at Utica Native
Henry Clinton Backus died yesterday at his home 489 West Twenty second Street. He would have turned 60 on May 3. He leaves a wife and a son. Born in Utica New York, he graduated from Harvard and Columbia Law School and was admitted to the bar in this city. He belonged to City and State Bar Associations, Harvard and Republican Clubs, and the Society of Medical Jurisprudence and the American Geographical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clinton Backus
Twenty-second Street
Mr. Backus
Utica
N. Y
Harvard
Columbia Law School
Harvard and
Republican Clubs
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
American Geographical Society
Dolan heir of United Gas founder dies in Philadelphia
Nathan Brooke Dolan 45 eldest son of Thomas Dolan financier and United Gas Improvement Company president died at the family residence after weeks of illness. He belonged to the Corinthian Yacht Club Philadelphia Country Club and Racquet Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nathan Brooke Dolan
Thomas Dolan
The
United Gas Improvement Company
Dolan
Corinthian Yacht Club
Philadelphia Country Club
Death of Michael H. McNamara Printer in Brooklyn
Michael H. McNamara, a longtime local printer and former president of Typographical Union No. 6, died at home in Brooklyn on Friday from bronchitis. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael H. McNamara
Forty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Typographical Union No. 6
Births Aboard Abramson Murdock and Weill Families
Born this spring, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Abramson on April 26. A daughter arrived April 7 to Mr. and Mrs. William Murdock. A son was born April 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Weill. Isaac.
Engagement of Carlotta Ginsberg to Alexander Marks
Mr and Mrs Alfred Marks Ginsberg announce the engagement of their daughter Carlotta to Alexander Marks of Brooklyn. The couple will be at home Sunday May 10, 1908, between 2 and 3 PM at 518 West West. Brooklyn papers please copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Marks
Ginsberg
Carlotta
Alexander Marks
Brooklyn
Marriages Listed in New Jersey Localities
A sequence of marriage notices dated April and May in New Jersey records couples including Atterbury and Flagg in Montclair, Clark and Cannon, Fitzpatrick and Cowie, Fritze and Duns, Nusbaum and Kurzman, Koppel and Holland, Loeb and Goldinger, Sloan and Marshall, Crotty and Mungle, Rindskopf and Elsher, Renaud and Orben, Rudinger and Hill, Schwabe and Ballin, Fotts and Potts, Smith and Prather, Stiles and Sutcliffe, Willett and Morrell, with Valeria L as a signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
Cannon Clark
N. J
Gail Clark
Herbert Warren Cannon
Fpitzpatrick
Miriam Rindskopf
Leo Elsher Northshield
Orben
Renaud
Vattsburg
Ireen L. Renaud
William Co. Orben
Rudinger—Hill
Anna Hil
Hugo Rudinger
Schwabe
Ballin
Frida Ballin
Oscar A. Schwabe
Lemonite
Morrell
Grace B. Morrell
Seymour Parrett Willett
Valeria L
Obituary Notices From New York Area May 1908
Obituary notices list many residents with addresses in New York Newark and Brooklyn. Names include Henry Ackus Gertrude Cowdin Hannah Seaycraft Morgan Magee Morris Markowitz John McNulty William Morrow Horatio Nelson Jennie Parsells Abraham Reynolds Elsa Schenck Walter Taylor Margaret Arbogast Christina Bloch Florine Bloch Catherine Britting Rosa Bube Bridget Carroll Harry Christie Gertrude Clossy Samuel Cohn John Crapper Catherine Curren Mary Cuskley Arria S Drury William S Duane Charlotte Eickhoff Eliza Fallon Peter Feeney Flannery Jacob Fleisch Winifred Flood and others with funeral details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Manasquan
J. Morgan
de Lancey Magee
Markowitz
Morris Markowitz
Fresh Pond
L. I
Mordecai Lade
Mary J. Mc McNulty
Nulty
College of City of New York
Morton St. Morrow
East Sth
Plainfield
N. J
William Bruce Morrow
Grace Church
N. T
West Dad St. Ferry
St. Av
New York City
Parsels
Reynolds
Greenwich
Conn
Abraham Reynolds
North _ $t
Schenck
Elsa Cornelia
Edwin Saxton
Anna Louise Schenck
48Th St
Taylor
Montclair
Walter T. Taylor
Anna M. Guy
Walter W. Taylor
Midland Av
M. Britting
Catherine Pritting
St. Bube
Jefferson Av
Brooklyn
Rosa Bube
Burlington
Glenwood Av
Jersey City
John M. Burlington
Carroll
Bayonne
Bridget Carroll
Crapper
Yukon St
John Crapper
Connors
West Side AV
Jane Connors
Curren
Catherine Curren
M. Cuskley
Charlotte
Eickhoff
Fallon
West
Ahth St
Elizabe Fallon
Feeney
Peter Feeney
Annery
East 37Th St
Flannery
Fleisch
St. Nicholas Av
Jacob H. Fleisch
Boston St
Newark
Winifred Flood
Art notes on Thanton Sime and Ziem paintings
The article praises Frits Thanton The River Farmt with Sunlit houses and vermilion roofs, noting the water's weight and red reflections. It mentions Sime and Marte Dic terie's cattle pieces, Troven's drawing, Ziem's Venice panels, and Alma Tadema's study of a English girl with a vase of white flowers against architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Frits Thanton
Sime
Marte Dicterie
Troven
Ziem
Venice
North German Lloyd liner Nasser Wilhelm der Grosse sails with many passengers
The Bremen bound ship Nasser Wilhelm der Grosse carries a large passenger list including Merv and Mrs. A A Anderson, Dr. and Mrs Daniel Brown, Mr and Mrs Jorge Blumenthal, Mrs E H Fielding Ben, N Hugh Carston, Mr and Mrs Ansel Mills Easton, Mrs J W Grisword, Fritz and family, Arthur Goodhart, Mr and Mrs Pietrikert, He Philip Goofhart, Robert Hoe, Prof Paul Haupt, Mr and Mrs Josef Hofmann, Rev and Mme Sembrich, and other travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Merv
A. A. Anderson
Daniel Brown
Jorge Blumenthal
E. H. Fielding Ben
N. Iugh Carston
Ansel Mills Easton
J. W. Grisword
Ami
Yie Fritz
Arthur ‘Goodhart
Obituary notices from Newark and Jersey City area deaths
May 1 to May 4 notices list many residents dead or dying in Newark Jersey City Morristown and surrounding towns. Names include Foster Frankenberg Gregory Hadfield Hadkins Hamelburger Horan Iverson Jaeger Joyce Kearney Kent King Kline Kuhn Le Vere Liming Losee McCarron McCrosson McGann McKegney MacKirdy McNamara Manion Michigan Mitchell Navarro Norris O Brien Pickens Plagge Reese Riedy Riker Roller River Sanderson Schalk Schmidt Seabury Seeley Sherwood Shine Smith Smith Sporle Van Ness Whitintlock Williams Yerks and others with funeral or burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamelburger
Brunette Hamgburger Horan
East 27Th St
Mark J. Horan
Timothy Iverson
Jaeger
Stu. Paul’s Av
Jersey City
Emma Jaeger
Joyce
John Joyce
Hudson St . Kearney
Elm St
Newark
N. J
Mary Kearney
Kent
Kearny St
William M. Kent
River Edge
Mary Elsie le Vere
Liming
Oak St
Mary Liming
Losee
Glenn Falls
N. Y
Maria M. Losee
McCarron
Linflen Court
Catherine McCarron
McCrosson
Kearny
Joeseph McCrosson
McGann
Andrew McGann
A. McCkegney
Aqueduct Ave
Patrick McKegney
St Mackirdy
Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Frank MacKirdy
McNamara
49Th St
Manion
Classon Av
John Manion
Michigan
Manorville
Frank
Navarro
Douglaston
Williams Navarro
Toe Morrow
Norris
Morristown
Edeward I. Norris
O'Brien
Greenwich St
Michael J. O’brien
M.pickens
Bridie Riedy
Riker
Highland Av
N. En
William Hy Riker
Roller
St. Lawrence
van Nest
William RB
Keen : Ryer
Bereyn
Florence
Sanderson
Lafayette
Brooke
M. Seeley
Cumberland
Frank B. Seeley
Sherwood
Sayeseutsie
Mary
Samuel Sherwood
Shine
Mary Shine
Smith
Abram
Evergreen
Mary B. J Smith
Sporle
Benjamin Sporle
van. Ness
N.J
Alyah van Ness
Whinitlock
Memorial notices and unveiling dates listed for May events
A collection of death memorials and monument unveilings scheduled across May. Entries include May 10 unveilings at Bay Side Cemetery Acacia and Salem Fields, May 3 at Union Fields, and May 1 at Bay Side Cemetery, with masses and dedications for individuals such as Bernhard Berman Rosa Katay Samuel Berwin and Abe Schlosser among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Agnes E. Fox
Goodman
Isaac Goodman
Rodof
St. Brigid's Church
Krooks
Rachel Krocks
Lau
George Lau
Rice
Benjamin Lee
Salem Field Cemetery
Schlosser
Abe Schlosser
Union Fields Cemetery
Pom. Sello
Fillte Sello
Washington Cemetery
Steinberg
Amalie Steinberg
Mount Hope
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Voi.lenhoven
Salomon
Jennie Vollenhoven
Bayside Cemetery
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Mr. Harland
Congressional Club of Washington
Kneipp
Realty
Miss Cohan
Friars
Miss Weasel
Majestic
Kreisler-Hofmann
Henner, Thaulow
Dieterle
Randall H. Ludlow
Benjamin
Attterbury
Flagg
St. Thomas’ C
Ernest M. Stires
Anna Davis
Thomas Robins
John Turner Atterbury
Waters
Horace Waters
Fifth Ave
8Th St
B'way
West 125Th St
8Th Ave
Victor
Apollinaris the Queen OF
Table Waters
Foster
K. Foster
St. Ay
19Th St
F. A. Prankenberg
Tad St
Olemon Frankenberg
Faneret
Mic
Gregory
Passaic -Ay
Everett M.gregory
Guy
Washington S T
Virginia
Hadfield
South Orange
J.r Mart
Ann Hadfield
M Hadekins
Tottenville
Mar
Ae H. Hadkins
Mohr
William Mohr
Woodlawn
Grang Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Sth AV
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
MR. Radcliffe
Frank J. Campbel
West Af
Cheisam