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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
TILE GRADUATES.

The following is list OF the graduates;
Alice Spauding. Mamie CumDea,
Eva Goodman. W. Brooke Catlett,
Salle c. Lester. Erna Bohanan,
Lucy G.. Armistead Leila l.. Miller,
John III. Kratz, jamie Il. Hughes.
Nora Stern. Re Dckerson,
Merlot Harris. Martha c. Davis.
w. b. Chesterman, Lula q. Bass,
Kate /. Whitlock. Alice VI. Slbert'
Bertha u. williams. Florence II. Holland.
O. Grace Fleming. Mamie Hancock.
Grace L. Angus s. Gray Wright.
Ezra G.. Ellington, A. c. PaalZow,
i. E. Zacharios. j. Il. Swartwout'
Lillian s. King, Blanche Heller,
H. X. Woodiin, Bessie ii. Diacont.
NJ. r. Shackelford. Thomas " McCaul,
Il. Bernard Burton, May Dozier,
Mayme c. wharton, Hartwell r. Gary,
Annie r. McPhail Irving ]. Straus,
Jacob Hellstern, Rebie S. Friend.
POsT-GRADUATEs.
The post-graduates are
Mary r. Mccarthy. Shirley owens.
NJ Garnett Gulick, S. Annie White,
Helen Fleet. Elizabeth " Lee.
Nellie " Lambeth, Alice welsh,
Maude wilkinson, Jennie +. Myer'
j.. Grace Phillips, +. w. Ialiaterro
Annette L. Stth, Alice o. Frawner
Serena Finney, Annie Wren.
Eula Ragby. i. Mountcastle,
BUSINESS COURSE.
The graduates in the business course
are:
I,ouis r. Goodman, Ruby Batkins,
Teresa Camoli. Aubie Scherer
] Allen Belvin. l. r. Blackburn,
Ernest O. Zacharias, j. Bernard Hobbs,
Genna Reardon, James Hayes,
J. Curry Bosher. Edgar Il. Hackett,
James l.. Phippen. Rosa Senior.
HY-TYPEWRITING
The graduates in photography and
typewriting are:
VI. Garnett Gulick Alice Welsh,
Annette J.. Stlth. Blanche Capitaine,
Venle VI. Ayers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
INTENSE SUFFERING
From Dyspepsia and Stomach
Troubles.
INSTANTLY RELIEVED AND PERMA-
NENTLY CURED.
A New Discovery, But Not . Patent
Medicine.

DR.. Redwell relates an interesting ac-
count OF what he considers a remark
aDie cure Of acute stomach trouble and
chronic dyspepsia by the use OF the dis
covery Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
lie says: The patient was a man who
mad suffered TO my knowledge for years
with dyspepsia. Everything he ate seemed
10 sour and create acid and gases In
the stomach; he had pains like rheuma-
tism in the back. shoulder blades ana
limbs, fullness and distress after eating,
poor appetite and loss Of flesh; the
heart became affected. causing palpi-
tation and sleeplessness at night.
/ gave him powerful nerve tonics and
blood remedies. but to no purpose. AS
an experiment 1 finally bought a fifty
cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's at a drug store and gave them to
him. Almost Immediate relief was gwen
and after he had used four boxes he was,
10 all appearances, fully cured.
There is no more acidity or sour wat
cry risings, no bloating after meals the
appetite was vigorous and he has gained
between ten and twelve pounds IN weight
Of solid healthy flesh.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
advertised and sold in drug stores yet
/ consider them a most valuable ADDITION
TO any physicians line or rehs"'9' -
they are perfectly harmless ana can DC
given 10 children or invalids OF III any
condition OF the stomach with perfect
safety. being harmless and containing
nothing but vegetable and fruit essences
pure pepsin and Golden Seal.
without any question they are tne
safest, most effective cure for indigestion
biIiousness. constipation and all derange-
ments of the stomach however slight OF
severe.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold oy
druggists everywhere at fifty cents ior
full sized package
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
SERIES OF TOURNAJfEYTS.
The Lakeside Wheel Clubs Links VIII he
Cav With Merry Golfers.

Gay With Merry Golfers.
A series Of golf tournaments has been
arranged by the Race Committee OF the
Lakeside Wheel Club. The committee
consists OF Messrs. II. S. Halves, II. a.
williams Edgar 5. Freeman and Edward
7. Harrison. Mr. Richmond Lewis, presi-
dent. has issued the following announce
ment:
| beg to announce that the Green Com
mittee have arranged for series or three
golf tournaments, 10 be played on FEB
ruary 22d, April nth and May l4th. The
tournaments will be open to any member
of the club and any ladies' they may de-
sire to invite and suitable prizes VIII be
provided.
In order that the handicaps may be
equitably arranged, all persons entering
will be required TO submit 10 the Green
Committee records Of their three best
scores made on the Lakeside links, with
in three weeks prior 10 each match. No
entries will be accepted for any tourna-
ment unless this requirement be COM
piled with.
While the Green Committee require only
three scores to be submitted, II Is de-
sirable. in order that the greatest accu-
racy in arranging the handcaps may be
obtained. that players shall submit as
many scores as possible, and TO that end
the committee has provided box at the
clubhouse. into which all intending con-
tcstants are requested 10 drop as many
score cards as practicable before each
tournament.
All persons intending TO enter the tour
naments are earnestly requested TO famil-
iarize themselves with the Lakeside
Wheel Club golf rules. copies Of which
can be obtained at the clubhouse.
For the final tournament on May 18th,
handsomer prizes will be offered than
upon the previous occasions, and in addi-
ton, the club will offer a handsome sill
yer challenge clup. TO be played for once
during each season. until won three con-
secutive times by the same person, when
II will become the property of the win
ner. In this contest no nandcaps will be
allowed. all contestants playing from
scratch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

ate the Richmond & Petersburg Electric
and Steam Railroad Company. IT..
Nv Mr.. Powell, OF Newport News -,
inc0rporate the Newport News Ol'
Point Railway and electric company,
NV Mr.. Montague. Of EliZabetn tlts 4
TO amend sections % and 80 Of an act en-
titled IAN act TO provide for the asses
ment of property and incomes, ana Oh
license to transact business and imposing
tax thereon for the support OF me gov
ernment and public schools, ana 70 pay
the interest on the public debt, ana pr
scribing the mode Of obtaining licenses
TO sell wine, ardent spirits matt LIQUORS
or any mixture thereof. in cases Whefe "
court certificate IS required.
Mr.. Parker Of Southampton INTRODUCED
n bill to amend and re-enact section
Of an act approved March 3. 1892; emitted
an act to further regulate ana con,roI
common carriers doing business IN thls
state and further defining the duties OF
the Railroad Commissioners in relation
THE object Of this bill Is 10 make the
section that it amends clearer and more
explicit. thereby insuring that no rallroad
or other transportation company IN ms
state can charge more for freight ana
passengers over a portion OF their hnes
within the State than they do for the
same class Of freight and passengers over
a longer distance over the same line anu
IN the same direction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
THORNS TO SIT UPON.

Many people gather thorns by. failing
10 heed the warning sent out Dy diseaseo
kIdneyS-coated tonguc-parched ski
fcverishness-duli dragging palns.gen--
era. feeling OF wearincss-is sure eNiuence
OF kidney and bladder trouble lak AK,
T.ah Kidney Beans at once-they VII,
cure vo,s--they have cured thousands %
others TIL. TURNER'S OF Philadelphia
make Utah Kidney Beans. ,,,.,,-
Il. r. Samuels. County Clerk OF Hlck,
man County clinton. KY tesuhes ano
he scfcrad for years with horribie pa Ins
in TIE back kidneys and bladdc' -, 90
treated Nv many physicians-tney snth
him no relief-he got so that ne c on,"
hardly stand aione-Ciah Kidney p,aItv
he saws. completely cured him. lie s'"N''
recommends them 10 all sufferers
Richmond Agents:
ANDREW G. BRIGGS.
A. s. BRIGGS,
r. p. REEVE & CO
A. IA. ROBINS.
WM. VI. SCOTT.
Nj. FILL SEAY.
Il. NJ SLAUGHTER.
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
a very small pill Turns your nVer'
true Laxative. An aiter-olhhcr pm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

tie. while Miss Cappie Byron. "a virginia
negro woman" took hrst ladies' prize
q handsome fan.
Among the many present were: Mes
danes Butler, Coke, Evelyn and sickln-
ger: Misses Mary Pocklington, Ella
Smith, Dolly Barringer, Josie and Maggie
Tyler, Mary Lotzie, Eva Duke, Kate
O'Niel Kate Lavender Cappie Byron
Carrie. Blanche and Emma Meanley'
Lucy Williams. Mamie and Katie OGor-
man, Nora Connors.
Gentlemen-T. German. J. Cannon. p.
Richardson. d. Alley j. Welsh. T. Do
herty, +. Loving p. Bowry, +. Perdue,
J. H. and 4. Coke NJ. Hogan, J.. Estes
r. Wells. c. Gibson. VIM. Meanley. w.
Phelps. Jack Reed a. Blunt, H. Mon
tagle. ]. Sickinger and +. Hobson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
Beautiful Pictures.

the large lecture-room OF Union Station
NJ. L. church was filled Friday night
TO its utmost capacity by an appreciative
audience TO witness the panorama OF the
life of Christ as presented by Mr.. Chas.
III. Hasker. under the auspices OF the
Mlzpah Circle for the benefit Of the
church debt.
The pictures with the dissolving effect
are among the best ever given to Rich
mond audience representing the life or
Christ from his birth to his ascension,
also the remains OF many ancient cities
OF the Holy Land.
The Rock OF Ages as sung by capt.
Frank Cunningham and illustrated by
superb pictures held the attention of the
vast audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
FIRE IN PRINCE EDW4RD.
Handsome Residence at Marble Hill De-
Stroyed.

KEYSVILLE. VA, Feb. 12.-Special--
destroyed by FIRE at o'clock this morn
ing. The origin OF the fire has not yet
been learned. This beautiful residence.
situated at Marble Hill In Prince Edward
county. was once the home OF DR.. j. ID.
Eggleston. of Hampden-Sidney.
Ii was insured for one thousand dollars
In the Virginia Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company.
Mr. Scott Almond. after a painful Ill
ness, Is able 10 resume his duties OF Town
Sergeant.
Mr.. F. II Gregory returned homo We'd
nesday. from Milton. n. c.
Mr. J. II. Davis. who has been Ill for
some weeks. grows worse.
Miss Alice Eubank left wednesday TO
take charge Of her school In Warsaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

Mr. Buford. Of Brunswick. introduced
three bills, the first having for its object
TO abolish the electoral boards. the sec
ond to provide that registrars shall be
appointed by the county and corporation
courts and the third to provide that the
Judges OF election shall be appointed by
the courts and contains provisions secur-
ing the representation Of different poll
teal parties in the appointment or judges
Of election.
Mr.. Buford estimates that his election
bills. If enacted. will save the taxpayers
Of the State about 5000 annually. be-
sides securing fair elections and remov-
ing the just cause of complaint that ex-
lists under the present laws.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
Miss BYRON Took the Prize,

A grand masquerade ball was given at
Taylor's Hall on Friday night by Messrs.
Henry Coke. James Lally and Lem But
Ter.
The music was furnished by Evelyn's
Orchestra The costumes were many and
varied. Mr.. Thomas OGorman took the
drst prize, ~ ''hod carrier" nns SILK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 12.-SpeciaL-A
deed Of trust was fled to-day By the Nor
folk street railway 10 the Mercantile
Trust Company of Baltimore, transfer
ing all its property and rights. subject
however. 10 a deed OF trust now exist
ing for $4,000. The transaction enables
the road 10 execute fifteen hundred one
thousand-dolar per cent. bonds, paya-
bic forty-siN years after January Isl
next.
stella Gray. a woman Of III repute was
sent TO the grand jury to-day on the
charge OF enticing two young girls. Mary
RYAN and Maggie Cline. from their homes
i'm Elizabeth city county 70 this city Tor
immoral purposes.
The party of scandinavian editors VINO
arrived here from the Northwest last
night were shown over the city and har-
Dor to-day and this afternoon were
taken 10 the western branch true KING dis
trict. They left tonight for Baltimore
and Washington where they VIII Nislt
President Mckinley Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
TAZEWELL,s NEW WdTER WORKS.
Ex-Minister to Hayti, III. VI. smythe
Makes Aonthrr Newspaper Nenture.

TAZEWELL, VA. Feb. ll.-Special.-
The new water works are now completed
and have been accepted b. the Town
Council. The reservoirs have capacity
OF over 100000 gallons. A new lot Of hose
has Just been received. and two volunteer
fire companies have been organized,
one from the white population and one
from the colored.
Hon. II. VI Smythe has bought half
interest in tho Clinch Valley News OF
this place.
Barnes Gillespie, a prominent young
attorney OF this place. who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, and on whom
an operation was performed by DR..
Bosher. of your city. Is improving rapidly
and will soon be out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
Our Loss, Your Gain!
Our Mistake.
Don't You Make Anyl

Every pair $500 Winter
Tan, Enamel, Box Calf, Vici
Kid, Double Sole, Scotch
Edge, Calf Lined Shoe in
stock now for $3.50. No
odds and ends; no old stock.
All fresh goods made this fall.
Too much good weather makes
it so late that CUT RATES
only will sell them, 50 here
they go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
THE SUCCESSFUL PUPILS
SEVENTY-NIyE HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES.
SCHOOL
The Intermediate Examination in the
Public Schools Closed Last Friday.
To Reorganize Tuesday.
The intermediate examinations in the

The intermediate examinations In the
public schools closed on Friday, and
the results have been very satisfactory
all along the line. The schools will re-
organize on Tuesday next with registra-
ton OF old pupils. New pupils will be
received on Wedr osday.
In the High School, the number OF
graduates reached seventy-nine, showing
that very successful work has been done
by the excellent corps OF teachers under
the efficient superintendency of Mr.. Ju-
liam T. Thomas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

OF Henrietta +. Nenable, widow OF a
Confederate soldier.
BY Mr. Eggleston (No. 1850; For the
protection OF game In Charlotte county
uOTSI OF DELEGATES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

Capt Parks Of Page appeared yesterday
morning before the Committee on FL
nance in the interest of the bill issued
by him which derects the clerks Of all
courts in the state to make regular re-
ports Of all moneys received by them.
The committee after some little dis
cussion decidede to report the bill fav-
Orably.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

A. Of
81 this Compound made of
her healing and restoring herbs
ut ev and fully Pnkhan. Her address Lynn Mass She
o trouble and what
become
of whose letter pupihcd certainly
,-..,,. -,
am moro proud Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and
it has done was troubled very
t.dv With the ucorrhra womb pains From the time was
the doctors We had
Jersey City and have been to elvn
Pinkhams advertisement IN the
medicine. It done
h all fine doctors stopped and has brought
baby was born heartily
suffering from sterity
MOS Iucy LYLE, H,nders ST., Jersey City, NJ ).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
Another Railroad.

The House Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation held a session in the
basement of the Capitol building yester-
day morning with Mr.. Pitcher in the
chair.
IL was decided to report favorably the
bill incorporating the Stanton and Au-
gusta Railroad Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
BILLS PASSED.


The following bills were passed.
No 471-House bill 20 amend and re-
enact and act entitled an act 10 author
lie certain persons when arrested Of
convicted to be committed TO the custody
Of the Prison Association Of Virginia
approved March {, 1890, as amended and
re-enacted by an act entitled an act to-
amend and re-enact section ! OF an act
entitled an act 10 authorize certain per-
sons when arrested or convicted TO he
committed to the custody Of the Prison
Association of Virginia, approved March
3. 1896.
No. 472.-House biz relating 20 the sup
port and maintenance. In certain cases,
of minors committed TO the Prison Ass0-
citation Of Virginia.
No. 473-House bill 20 amend and re-
enact sections 1 and of an act entitled
an act in relation 10 commitment of min
ors TO Prison Association of Virginia and
their custody. approved February q. 1895.
No. 4H.-Iiouse bill TO provide that the
Governor Of the commonwealth shall have
the right and authority. in certain cases
TO pardon minors convicted and commit
ted to the custody and coutrol OF tho
Prison Association Of Virginia. and TO re-
lease said minors from such custody and
control.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

Frisco has a new tailors' union. and II
viii Join the national body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.

The following bills were introduced and
referred TO the proper committees:
BY Mr.. Wharton. of Montgomery: Max
ing the possession Of a United States IL
cense to sell liquors without a State Ii
of State laws relative 10 sale of liquor
in Montgomery.
Mr. Mr.. Blakemore, OF Rockinghamf
For the relief Of Thomas W. Trussell, a
Confederate soldier.
BY Mr.. Fitzpatrick, OF Nelson: To cor
rect the erroneous assessment Of Mrs.
Gays land
BY Mr.. Caldwell. of Craig: For the re-
lief of Jacob Fisher. wounded Confed-
crate soldier.
BY MIR. Good. OF Carroll: For the relief
of Joshua Mabry, a Confederate SOL
der OF Carroll county.
BY Mr.. Reddy, of this city: To incorpor-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
WHIPPING POST DEFEATED
The HOUSE is Opposed TO Furnishing
Crime By Stripes.
HR. TITaERS' SPEECH IN The SENATE
FOR Two Hours and Hair lie Discussed
the Employers Liability lillian Act
Introduced Looking To Improving
the Public Road system.

xr. withers addressed the Senate yes
ferday In support OF the employers ha-
blllty bill lie spoke for more than TWO
hours and had the close attention OF the
advocates ana opponents OF the measure.
Messrs. Flood Nickham, Jehries ana
Mu.hbach are yet TO speak In opposiuoh
10 this bill and Mr.. Mciiwaine VIII coSo
the debate In favor OF the 4neaSuie'
The House voted down IN. rSiNs s"o ',
.,S,n,e for the Murphy whipping post
san which ends the ngnL The Legisia-
go. vii not at tins session pass any act
a. have crime punished with stripes. a
4oint resolution was passed inviting CON
sressman Bailey. OF Texas. 10 address inc
nembers Of the LEGISLATURE ON the po-
utical questions OF the day on February
ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
color bearer on the line during the engagement
or April l. 1885. at Five Forks Va"
TEXAS AND TENNEcSEr-c 1000

Tennessee troops contributed i've flags to the
collection, and Texas troops four. The battle
flags OF the LIST and 14th Tennessee Infantry
were captured by the 14th Connecticut at Get
tysburg. July 3. 1863 and that Of the LIST
Tennessee Battalion at Chckahominy June 81
lS62. by Sergeant John Marks. Company D. 18th
New-York Volunteers The colors Of the 7th
Tennessee Regiment were captured by Private
Mathew. Company c. 6lst Pennsylvania Voiun-
teers. who also made prisoner Of the color
sergeant. OF the Texas trophies the Confed
crate battle-fag of the Texas Brigade was
taken at Sharpsburg. September II, 1852 by
the 9th Pennsylvania Reserves. The Confed
crate battle-fag Of the lst Texas Infantry WAS
captured by Lieutenant Martin A. Reed. Com
pany D. sth New-York Volunteers. IN battle at
Appomattox. April s. 1868.
The State of Virginia was a battlefield from
1861 to 1866, and 1t was inevitable that her
troops should bear the brunt Of the conflict and
suffer the heaviest losses. Among these were
good many stands Of colors. ffty-one Of which
still remain in the collection IN the War De-
partment Among them are the Confederate
battle-fags Of the LIST. ID 3D. 4th. 9th, eth
It'll sth. 9th (2) and 10Th Infantry and the I'd
and 9Th Cavalry Volunteers The flag Of the
ID. which belonged to the old "StonewaF
Brigade was inscribed with the names OF thir-
teen battles before II captured by the S7th
Massachusetts, Volunteers at the battle Of Win
chester September 10 1864. IN engagement
near Nineveh. Va, November II, 1894, The l4th
Virginia Cavalry Confederate encountered the
1st Virginia Cavalry Union), and the flag OF
the former. inscribed God Arrneth the Patriot"
was captured by Private j F Adams. Of Com
pany n OF the latter regiment The stirring
legend attached 10 No. 276 Of the collection
reads as follows:
"Colors Of 18th Virginia captured by Private
George j. Shapp. Company f. 1s1st Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers. who being on the skirrnish
line and seeing the enemy rallying line Of
battle on the colors sprang forward. along with
a dismounted cavalryman. and ordered a sur
render Confederate officer called on his men
to shoot the two Yankees. whereupon the cav
aIrvynan was shot dead Private Shapp then
shot the Confederate officer and seized the
co,ors for the bearer az the instant the Skin
rnish line Of the Third Brigade. Second DIVISION
Fifth Army Corps charged on the line OF pat
+ia HaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05

ten 10 fifteen turns The inner surface NJ the
chamber into which II fits IS correspondinsly
threaded. 20 that the plug may be screwed into
Il after the piece is loaded and unscre"ed as
preliminary to loading again.
II Will be perceived that the task OF opening
and closing the breech 81 gun Of this iype
would be rather a long and laborious one y II
we're necessary 70 rotate the plug dozen fun
turns IN one direction for the former operation.
and as many more in the opposite direction ior
the latter object. The procedure in both cases IL
greatly shortened and quickened hy the use OF
what is called the interrupted screw" This
device requires only an eighth % a single turn
TO DO the whole business
The threaded part % the plug 10 divided by
eight equi-distant imaginary lines. running
across the thread. and lengthwlse - tho plug
Alternate eighths - the surface are then 70
r,oves shallow rccessos remaining instead. The
other four-eighths % the threaded surface. sep
arated BY the FOUR gaps thus made. remain In
tact The Interior of the brcech 81 treated In
the same way Alternate eighths or the threaded
surface are removed and the rest % II Is left
When the plug is first swung into place the
perfect elghths ~ lts thread NJ into the recessed
portions os the chamber rotation Of the
plug FOR one-eighth Of n circumference locks II
ARMY. The operation OF turning the plug on us
horizontal axis IL performed by gear and
crank mounted on the back 81 the tray" The
mechanism is susceptible Of good deal Of
variation in detail. but In principle the DEVICES
employed arc practically Identical
or course a screw Of which enough fractions
10 make a half hav. been cut away Will not hold
as well as a continuous screw ~ the same pitch
and length What the English gunmaksrs have
done is 80 70 modify the shape Of plug and
chamber that only one-quarter ~ the thread
need be removed for the purpose IN view and
the amount Of rotation. both in opening and
closing. is reduced trtfe.
The longitudinal divisions % the threaded
part OF the Vickers plug equal. as before.
but are twelve IN number. out OF every four
adjacent segments only one IL entirely cut
away The other three are graduated Ike steps.
and are al unequal distances from the centre Of
the plug To express the idea automatically.
one might gay that the three threaded parts have