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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-30
THE X. of L.
Al oncer or the Organization Presents
Some Statistics,


Al omcer or the Organization Presents
Some Statistics,
A leading official of the Knights of La
Dor states that during the year from 800
10 400 new assemblies have been organ
lied, making an increase Of Is ! er cent
on the 5000 assemblies, the total number
of a year ago. The chief increase" said
be, has been in Rhode Island, where The
advance in the past year hss been more
than 300 per cent. There are nearly
:, 900 local and 100 district assemblies Of
the Knights of Labor 10 the United States
and the membership is rapidly increasing.
The assemblies are locs:ed from Canada
to Texas and from Maine to California
The principles of the Knights of Laoor are
the principles of the people, and are bound
10 spread, regardless OF oppression or OPP
position. in the State of New Jersey
there are about $1,000 organized
workiugmtu. They have also organ
lied q State Labor Congress, which sp-
points legislative committee, whose mis.
sion it is to procure the passage of various
labor measures in the State Legislature
tell you what it is, capital has immense
army of organized labor arrayed against
it. At the present time there are 10000
Knights OF Labor directly or indirectly EN-
ploysd by Jay Gould in this country. II
the entire lumber should strike, what g
rs,tliug Of dry bones there would be. The
order also has benefit insurance associs
tor, on the cooperative plan, which wen,
into operation November 3, 1888 The
membership fee is Sl.25, and on the death
or total disability ola member, an assess
ment Of only twenty five cents is made
Until the membership is suficien, 70 pay
$500 the amount of benefits is regulated
By The receipts from assessments"
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RESPECT To raE DEAD.

Resolutions Adopted, Saturday, at Bridge
port add Martins Ferry.
Pursuant to the proclamation Of Mayor
JunkinF, of Bridgeport. meeting Of citi
zsns convened there Saturday evening al
which William Alexander presided. B;iei
addresses were made by Ross J. Alexander,
]. E Mcdonald, Rev. c. c. Hays and Geo.
P. Mckee. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs Thomas A. Hendricks has
been called to his reward, man of pure
and blsmeless life, occupying high oficia
position. who has shown the possibilities o.
life in the Republic and justly esteemed BY
all who knew him; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in common with all ci,i-
zens of the Union, we express our sorrow
ut his death, at the loss the people have
sustained, and tender our sympathy to his
grief-stricken widow.
We would further desire his reputation
emulated by our youth aud to incite them
TO live the same life Of industry, probity
energy and virtue.
We request the proper persons to have
the bells Of the village tolled in honor Of
his memory at the time of his funeral,
]. Z. B. MCDONALD,
GEO. G. MCKEE,
T. E. Oar,
Ross j. ALEXANDRA,
Committee.
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THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
4 Belief Mention of thu Local News II


Belief Mentioa of tho LOoai News IT
ContAtned,
The following Is brief mention Of The
ne IS in the LEGAL columns of yesterday 3
issue:
The gay side; columa OF amusement
and social jostings; the remarkable career
of Mr.. James O'Neill; the weeks happen.
ings ia the way Of dances and psrties.--
Progressive eucbre, sreporter experience
and impressions; an old story retold to
illustrate the psinfal effects of embarrass-
ment on the children Of men--0ught
he to gof What Wheeling people think OF
the note Of waning sounded by the Ia
dianspois Journal aud Washington Star,
some expressions Of opinion George
S. Wallace sentenced; the sbductor of Miss
Minnie knight TO get three years The
inducements held cut By Gallipolis CAPT.
talsts TO striking nsilers to locate Co
operative nsil mil there; S25, 900 and four
acres Of ground the bonus Good opera.
tors and miners hold q meeting, but fail
to sgree.--Announcement that working
nsilers and feeders are TO hold meeting
and form a permanent organization -
Small local mention, personal points, dc
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HE Walled.

The Wonderful Effect Hand Organ Had
on Man.
The husky loud-voiced hand organ in
the Market street dime museum ground
out a waltz Saturday evening which aosted
out through the door way and threw its
notes up against the brick houses opposite
IN O reckless manner, rebounApg in all
directions. An individual sailed down The
same side of the street, first striking
against the buildings then carreening of
against telegraph poles, hitching posts,
ETC., in q manner that occupied the whole
pavement in an uncomfortable manner to
other pedestrians.
An officer noticed him. he also noticed
the officer and attempted to brace up
against shadow, which he evidently mis-.
took for lamp post.
whats the NATTER asked the officer,
IF you don't brace up I'll have 10 take
you il"
20, tbatsh ell right. | wash only tr5in'
ter dsnsh that 'er walsh. Mich walsh that,
only er Teller can't walsh By bimshelf very
well" Then he made break down the
alley aud disappeared
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Rare Chance for RarenIns.

The Auction Sale Of Watches, Diamonds
JeEeiFy, Solid Silver Ware, 6pe French
Marble Clocks and Bronzes, at the store Of
A. a. Frsnzhsim 1909 Market street. ia
still going on. Mr. FraDzbeim is deter.
mined to Close oat BY the frat of the year.
1t is fine opportunity for our citizens t.
obtain fine goods at their IN prices, and,
as Christmas is fast approaching. il viii
pay you all to atteBd the Auction Sale and
purchase what goods you want for presents
On Wednesday afternoon Rezt, Deem
6er2, at2;30 O'Clock Mr.. Frapsheim makes
q special sale Of French Marble Clocks
French and Brass Bronges Do not fail to
attend this sale Notice will be given in
the papers the dsy the Solid Silver will be
sold.
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Whaling Talent Came Ont Ahead.


The Fairmont Index says; Two wheels
of fortune wera opsrated yesterday III
rooms in the Mountain City Houae
block one by local amateurs and the
other by Wheeling professional talent. The
latter was started Tuesday afternoon, and
proved such bonanza to the proprietor
that yesterday morning a rival machine
was set s-goiug by home operators and q
lively competition for the patronage of the
innocents followed. The new concern
hung ont placsrd displaying the iDjunc
tiop, Pstronize Home Industries" but this
appeal was successfully met by the Wheel
ing professionals, who added to the attrac-
tons of the game by calling in the aid Of a
violin, and succeeded in holding the crowd.
Hundreds we're attracted and induced to
hazard their cash at Fortunes nod, and
were numerically feeced."
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OBSERVES" AGAIS.
de Presents Another Argument to the
Feeders.

/ he Presents Another Argument to the
Feeders.
70 tie EdIOr u he RsgiSsr:
| SIR:-"What fools these mOrtals be" II
Shakespeare had been endowed With pro
phetie vision Of our times he could not
have written words more applicable to those
nail feeders who refuse to take machines
than these. There are many instances on
record where men have sacrificed sslf.iu-
terest for those who have been their friends
and il is o pleasant snd honorable thing
10 do Bot it is rare to find body of men
who are willing 10 deliberately stand in the
vay oftheir own advancement to aid enc
mics and iniure friends Yet this ia just
the position occupied OF those I, elders who
refuse to perfect themselves in the business
they have chosen as support for them
selves and families. The only way to test
friendship ia by setioR--vords 90 for moth
ing and promises are made to De broken
Did the nailtrs ever do anything 10 prove
themselves friends Of the feeder2 On the
contrary, they hsye kept them in servile
snbiessiou sll these years; snj . visit to
sone Of our mills previous to June lst
would have shown gray haired
men on the stool, feeding
nails for mere boys in comparison. In all
trades and professions except mailing the
reward of merit is advancement. 10 nail
ing, advancement depends upon relation
ship. Thus it is that the nsilers' society
has been, and IS TO day, the most despotic
labor organization ia tia world. They
have been eomplete masters OF the feeders
and have ruled them as with rod OF iron.
II ths mailer did not choose to work, the
feeder aust remain idle until his master
concluded to resume operations. No mat
ter how scarce nails we're, nor b2Y badly
they were needed to complete contracts,
SIR. Mailer worked or not, as he saw mt;
srd his feeders did 20! dgrs TO run the
machines during his Sbssnee without his
consent. The object OF labor orgsuizs.
tons Is to protect labor, but the practice
Of the nsilsrs organization has bsen to
grind the feeder instead OF teaching him
how to grind. They have proven
themselves wholly and entirely selfish in
their dealings with all other classes Of
labor, snd especially 80 with the feeder, |
whose labor Is entirely under their control
And il is for these meR tha. tie feeder |
gives no bis independence aS man and /
his chance for advancement to the position |
Of master. Nov, / do not suppose can
say anything that viii inspire such crea-
lures with courage sufficient TO dare DISC
sey the sdict of the Trades Assembly I
which hiss stuli6ed itself BY facing both
says on this question first ordering the
feeders to 90 in, and thsn ordering them
10 come out and be WhitsEsshed) noE yet
10 convince them that the term black
Ihesp" IL only 9 nickname spplied to
hose Who choose to be their own boss
ather than the suhservient tool OF Others,
,ut ] want to ask them what they expect
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PERSONAL POINTS.


aoSsmsnts or Waeslsassirs. Hs.o an, Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
Prof A. L Wade, Of MorgsnioED, is il
the city.
]. S. Sharps, of Independence. W. Va.
is ct the Mcclure.
W. E. Whius leaves this morning with
the /. o. Q. dramatic company.
Miss Clara Cline, of Hannibal, Ohio
Is the guest Of Me-. and Mrs. Charles Brost.
Miss George Bieksie. of Steubeuviils
Ohio. is the guest of Mia Riekie Hide.
brand, Of the South Side.
W. q. Seabright who hart him self quite
seriously while prscticing gymnastics, ser
eral days since, is recovering.
Messrs Henry and Robert Gilchrist, of
Leatherwood. leave this morning for
school. after having spent Thanksgiving
at home.
Mr.. Charles Laue, OF Rico, Col, former
ly Of this city, who las heeu absent for
twelve years, will spend the holidays with
his parents on the Island.
Col Joe Webb has returned home from
the Arkansas Hot Springs, whittier be
went two months ago for tie benefit of
one Of bis eyes. The water of the Springs
has greatly helped the troublesome peeper.
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to do when their Il dor is rendered useless by
theintroduction OF automatic feeders7 Will
your mailer friend. for whom you have been
working for years, allow you any share Of
his gain BY their use2 Has he done so in
the pastP Not much. If he has two anto-
matte feeders put on, one hand feeder
must 60, and the othey may get Job tend
ing; or, If both remain. their pay will be
reduced from two-ffths to one-ffth This
is gospel truth, and you all know it, for Dir.
Mailer is for himself FIRST, last, and all the
time. But suppose you have machines,
which you can get for the asking. the in
PRODUCTION Of automatic feeders viii benefit
you by Increasing the out put of your ma
chimes and decreasing your labor. Thst
any class Of men, endowed with ordinary
common senss, should allow such q golden
opportunity to pass unimproVed is utterly
incomprehensible to
OBSERVER.
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nrrs or MEwa.
Picked Up Here and There ~ RsEtsssr
Reporters.

Picked Up Hers and There ~ RsgfsssT
Reporters.
COUNCIL TO morrow evening.
'MoSTE CRIsro" this evening,
THIRTY-THIRD street has been macada-
mized.
THE P, c. & St. L. railroad changed its
time yesterday.
WHEELING experienced q big boom in
the matrimonial market in Thanksgiving
week.
tbs marriage Of Mr.. Bomont and Miss
Sallie Ford viii take place in Wesley
Chapel on Tuesday q. 3 p. m.
DR.. ScHAFFRANEK, formerly of this city,
but now of Pslatka, Florida, publishes in
the Palstka News very exhaustive arti-
Gle on the fora Of Florida.
Col. WM. HASTINGS, of LaBelle street,
was taken seriously i'll Saturday night with
congestion of the lungs. BE was reported
as being little better last night.
The small gas main on South Cbspline
street was partially filled with wafer on
Saturday evening, causing the dousing oil
q good many ghms along the street.
IT is said one of the boys is attempting
to invent new game with cards called
Progressive Poker. He says he has beer
PLAYING the other kind of poker long
enough-thst is, his capital has been going
down instead of up.
Mr.. MozIER, the Waterman at the River
side mill says the feeder of whom mentor
was made in Sundays issue, did not knCci
him down, but merely pushed him over {
pile of iron. He also Gays that when h'
pulled his revolver he did not snap it, 81
mis- assailant ran 30 fast that he was out oil
sight before he could have had chance Il
cock it.
The Opera House Orchestra gave thu
third of lis rehearsals OF the season a
Msennerchor Hall last night The pro
gramms rendered was an especially ha'
one, and each number was rendered in thu
usually brilliant manner that the,orcheaJri
is noted for, All the performances, esps
cislly quartette for flutes, were hearth.
spplauded.s
Mr.. Henry MASON, OF boggs nun, nat
the misfortune to lose his pocket book OF
Saturday evening Oh his way home. Thu
book contained some papers besides sbon
twelve dollars in cash, and Mr. Mason ad
vertises that he will say nothing Of th'
money if the book and papers are returned
in good order TO McCulloughs drug store
"CAN you teN me what is wrong with th'
Ooys," said young society lady, yesie'
day. They used 10 be able to get N
perfectly delightful dances when the.
made the attempt, but last week the.
srrived to get up little Thanksgiving hol
| ard made signal failure OF it reall
cannot understand it, and - at thi
| point the conversation was immediatel
dropped, as another lsd5 came along wear
Jog bran new winter dress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-30

The Democratic Club OF Martins Ferry
assembled at the Town Hall on FRIDAY
aud unanimously passed the following res
olutious:
WHEREAs, Thomas Andrews Hendricks
Vice President Of the United States, has
been stricken BY the hand Of Death; there
tore, be it
Resolved, That we bow to the will Of
God. aud as citizens, deeply deplore the
loss Of our country of great statesm an, g
true patriot and a public servant, whose
life Of usefulness has been devoted to the
advancement Of his State and country.
Having occupied many Of the highesI
positions Of public trust, both Sta'e and
National, he has ever discharged the
ardious duties imposed upon him faith
fully, honestly and tearlessly, commanding
respect and admiration from both friends
and opponents.
As Democrats we mourn the loss Of one
who had the fullest confidence Of our
party, one who we were always proud to
honor with our spffrsges, and to whose pub
lie services asd exemplary life we point
with pride.
Resolved, That wa extend our heartfelt
sympsthies to his bereayed widow, and
hope that HE who doeth all things we'll
will comfort her in this hoar of trisl
Resolved, That all members of this club
wear the customary badge of mourning
until after the day pet apart for the
obsequies.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu.
lions be furnished the Wheeling REGISTER
With request thai it be published. also
that copy be sent to the widow OF the de-
ceased
J. I. CRAIG,
ALFRED GRAHAM,
JAMES Y. PATTERSON,
Committee.
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Iudsx Co New Advertisement

FER Sale OF Exehange-Faru.
LoSt-P Oeksto0OS.
Wantei-BoOt and Shoe Salesman,
For incinuau Steamer Andes
Dwellings for Rent and for Sale-N. b. Rlnenart.
Gard OF 1hAnks-Ladies' Aid Society,
CouarstsiOneF's Sale.
Fer Sale Cheap-Engine.
Coal Henry Robreeht.
Academy OF MuSlc-0ur jonathan.
Diamonds SOscialty-I 6. Dtllon.
Undertakers and Funeral Dtectors-G. Aendsl
4 Co.
ColRate's S0apS-R. II. List.
Soarrlbs-D c. LIST Jr.
Children's Cloaks-J. s. Rhodes a Co.
Fro Craekers-t3. Z. Feeny.
Favnfifs Magazine s-StantOn Davenport.
Wall PaoSg-Jos Graves Soo.
Great Slaughter Ssle-~L. S Good 4 CO.-tL0sal
faas Garlic. 4 p RsiirOad-[L0 Local Page
A Splendid Line Of RnPs-BzVs q Consr-
I'm Tine cGd-P., c. 4 St. L. RAilvay-lLOcAl
BSrsalu Week-Sto1e & Thomas Local Psge.l
wheeling Basiness College, local Pege
Premium Brsad-Whseling Bakery Company
Wanted-Ghl for HOusssork-l Loal Page
Roller Skates-Neshltt Bro.-iL2ca fsge
Place Coal Va.es-Geo. w. Johnssn's cons
Local PasAl
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OBSERVER.
Election of Omcers.

La Belle Lodge No. 5, A. o. U. ",
elected the following officers Saturday
night: Representative TO Grand Lodge,
Silss II. Hathaway. Past Master Work
man, A. ]. Schultze; Master Workman,
James Powell; Foreman, Theodore Say.
der; 0verseer, Isaac Stewart; Guide, Sam
Goshorn; Inside Guards, August Carl, VIM,
Leech; Recorder. s. NJ Hathaway; Fuau'
eier, Jas. B. Mix; Receiver, Henry Trux
ell; Trustee, W. Fl. Travis.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Our Jonathan, by the Moore & Vivian
Comedy Company tonight and during the
week. The papers throughout the country
speak in the highest terms of Our iona
than as being very funny, and the com.
pany 6rstclass in every respect and crowd
ed houses greet them everywhere. Viii.
liam Moore is great character actor and
eccentric comedian, and Miss Bella Vivian
is petite and dasbing soubrette. Our
Jonathan introduces refined character i'm
presentations, singing, dancing, ETC., and is
calculated to please everybody, and as only
frst'clss shows ara ever seen at the
Academy, Moore L Vivisu's Company need
no further praise.
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INTERESTING LEcTU RE ,
Delivered at the Fourth Street N.
Church, I asst Evening.

Delivered at the Fourth Street N. e
Church, last Evening.
The main audiences room Of the Fourth
Street NJ. E Church was crowded, last
evening, With ladies' aud gentlemen desir
Gus OF lis;eniOg 70 an address to De deliver
ed BY Mrs. Buell., of New York city, Score
tsry Of the National Temperance Society
Mrs Baell is possessed of a clear, musical
voice, distinct enuncis,ion, aud pleasant
method of taking, aud the immense
fund OF experience aud knowl.
edge st her command enabled
her 20 interest her audience from the frat
She characterized intemperaace as the
grestest evil nov threatening humanity,
and maintained that its antsgonism of the
Christian religion overshadowed and
dwarfgd oil other influences combined
She made powerful and convincing ar
gument in favor OF the saQse she 80 ably
champions aud in which she has done such
elective work AID at the close of her re
marks che vas warmly congratulated.
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IN GENERAL.
bricks Hard to Get.

The stringent order against Sunday
selling promulgated by Chief Of Police
Smith Saturday week, was very generally
obeyed yesterday, although liquid refresh
ments were procurable in two or three
locations BY personal friends of barkeep
ers or men who could bs depended upon
not to give the snap away" Some so
loonists are disposed to kick little on this
sudden stoppage Of trade, but bar tenders
as q rule, hailed the order with delight, as
it gives them chance to get out Of doors
for breath of fresh air after six days
solid work.
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sAFE.BLOwISG SAVED.
Bridgeport Merchants Hanging Out Ii
structions 10 Thieves.

Bridgeport Merchants Hanging Out Ia
structions 10 Thieves.
Since the safe OF George Gifin's Bridge
port store was blown open, few week.
ago, the merchants across the river have
placed placsrds on the front of their safes
giving explanations as to how an entrance
may be gained without blowing or break.
ing the door. In ore of the drug stores
the following is found under q pasteboard
card hung on the knob;
my Liege Lord or IroEds:-This safe
does not contain che cent 10 money, mel.
ther arc our government bonds, railroad
bonds or other securities contained therein
If you can not take our word Tor il,
turn the ratchet 10 ;ss right till
100 comes 10 isS star. Take hold Of
the knob, turn TO the right snd pull the
door open. you are not in too much of
q hurry, stay and take breakfast and q
good cigar with Us, but il your business
calls you home, please pull the door shut
after Jou SO hat petty thieves may not
enter and rob rs Of our just earnings"
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Industrial Notes.

The blast furnace at Benwood is beivg
dried out.
The Upper Riverside has not yet re-
sumed work, owing TO some needed re-
pairs.
The managers OF the Belmont mill con
template giving some of their new nailers
full jobs soon, owing TO their improvement.
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Says the Figures arc DoctOred.

Yesterdays Nsaes Letter.
The weekly reports of the number Of
nail machines in operation furnished By
Secretary Wise to the daily press are evi
IDENTIFY doctored to suit the wishes of the
manufacturers. For instance, in the last
report the Lsughlin factory is credited
with 80 machines running when u would
have been correct, and the Riverside is
giyen'56 machines in operation when 40
would have been much nearer the ruth.
The other factories are probably helpsd ont
in about the same proportion.
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AIbeeling Register
L0eAL INTELLlGENGE.
weather lnaications

WASHINGTON D. C, November 2s.-For
tie Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
weather by local rains, stationary temper
ture, except in the eastern Ohio valley,
shghtly warmer variable winds.
For the lower lake region, cloudy wealth
er, slightly warmer, local rains or snow,
variable winds, generally westerly and
shifting during Tuesday to northerly,
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Fast rims for Clevelaua ana U.,..vo.

Commencing Monday, November 3OtS,
the Pennsylvania Company will put on s
fast train, leaving Bridgeport at IL o'clock
noon, arriving Of Glevslspd at 6;25 p m,
and Chicago $50 the following morning,
making connection In Union Depot, Chi.
csgo for sll points West and Northwest.
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A New Move.

The members Of the Eailers Association
are serloualy considering the adVissbihty
of including the nailfeedsrs in the scope Of
their organization.
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WHOLESALE Only 0alis. Dolls, Dolls;
the greatest variety in this city, and a,
prices lover than other dealers.
SPEYER BRoS.
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AMU5EMEN rs
MONTE CRISTO.

This evening this great drama will be
given at the Opera House with all the
handsome and effective scenery in use dur.
ing the Eastern engagement OF the compa-
ny. The cast will be:
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LOOK in the window Of A A. Franz.
helms Jevelry Store aad gee the fns
French Clocas and Bronzes to b. sold at
auction On Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o clock.
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Low Round Trip Rates to Indianapolis
Ind

For the bsnef, Of hose desiring to at.
tend the fauers! OF Vice President Hen.
bricks, the F C : S; L Railway Com
pany will sell round trip tickets ct rate
Of $40. Tickets coed going Nov. 80 and
Dec lst Returning good until Dec 2nd
inc.qsiyc For clubs in uoiiorm special
loR rate wiz ss made.