ARTHUR E. HULL,
244 OAKWOOD BOULEVARD, CHICAGO.
| Mr. Hull lost his wife and three children in the fire, and took the first steps toward the arrest of the proprietors of the Iroquois Theater and the formation of the Iroquois Memorial Association. |
THOMAS D. KNIGHT, CHICAGO.
| Mr. Knight is the legal representative of Arthur E. Hull in the affairs of the Iroquois Memorial Association, organized by Mr. Hull to safeguard the interests of the fire victims and to concentrate public opinion on the question of safe theaters. |
DONALD D. AND DWIGHT M. HULL,
244 OAKWOOD BOULEVARD, CHICAGO.