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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05
A CURE roR sMALLPox.
Cream of Tartar Declared TO be an Un
failing Remedy.

Cream of Tartar Declared To be an IN
failing Remedy.
To THE STAR-Kindly publish this
prescription for the benefit OF the gen.
eral public: The worst case OF small
pox can be cured in three days simply
by the use of cream OF tartar. One
ounce of cream of tartar dissolved in a
pint OF hot water and drank at inter
walls, when cold, is certain, never
falling remedy. 1t has cured thou,
sands, Never leaves mark. never
causes blindness and avoids tedious
1t will check and stamp
out the disease quicker than anything
else, and saves the great exp, nse that
sickness brings. Use glass, stone or
china vessel. Never use tin or iron TO
keep it in or make it In, as both de-
stroy the tartaric favor.-Mrs. j. T..
H., in Kansas City Star.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05

10 has been demonstrated repeatedly
in every state in the Union and in
many foreign countries that Chamber
lRin's Cough Remedy is certain Ere
ventive and cure for Group. IL has be
come the universal remedy for that
disease. nj, Y. Fisher, of Liberty, w.
Va, only repeats what has been said
around the globe when he writes. 81
have used ChamberlAin's Cough Rem
edy in my family for several years and
always with perfect success We be-
lieve that IL is not only the best cough
remedy, but that 1t is a sure cure for
Group. IL has saved the lives OF our
children a number of times" This
remedy is for sale by @. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05
KiOwa LAndss

Washington. Jan. 4-The committee In
charge Of the bill opening tho Kiowa,
Commanche and Wichita iands ~ com.
posed Of Messrs, Stephens. curtis ana
flynn. As all these gentlemena are on
record In favor OF free homes anc public
lands for settlers, favorable report may
be expected.
Ihe public lands committee meets 10.
morrow and one Of the hryt bills 10 be-
considered Will De the fr-o homes btil.
All the members are Favorable to the
measure.
Ihe senate mas passed idl ny an al
most unanimous vote. allowing home
steders who failed to of,ain ph,ent Tor
'neir lands or who commented to make
@ second homestead entry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05
c rnegie Against Imperialism.

New York, Jan s.--AndreW Carnegie
was interviewed by worid reporter con-
cerning the report that he had promised
10 subscribe 10000 to the republican nA-
tional convention fund.
There is not word OF truth In the re-
port he said Il will not give dollar
to help the republicans II their platform
is not sound--lf Il is not American Nos
cent to imperialism-not a cent to rene
gade Americanism.
my position OF these questions has
been made clear.
My mind Is open. my purse Is closea
II the republican party was true to the
principles that has made this country
great then 4 would subscribe but not II
the plaform commits the party to a poll
cy TO which ] stand unalterably and un-
compromisingly opposed"
II am IN faovr OF securing All OF tho
West indies islandes II We can do So he
continued 81 belize they W n make deslr.
able and proper acquisitions to our terri
tory. Thot sort Of expansion Is on the
right line But mind yon, Il should not 40
beyond territory on this continent we
have no business, either IN moral or
politics TO take and keep the PHILIPPINES"
do you mean we should annex Cubag
was asked.
mo we are pledged as TO the action we
are to take there. We have gwen our
word that cuba shall be free. Ir the peo-
"The annexation Of Cuba, however,
would, IN my opinion, XIII the republican
party Its free iron. free coffee ard free
sugar the competition Of It's cheap labor
with our labor would strike blow at q.
vital republican plinciple"
Suppose the democratic party declares
agaist expansion ana the republicans for
st. would would you contribute to the
democratic fund.-"
Il would consider It. Ny nina is open
but my purse Is closed, as ] have said.
want TO see the republican party range
itself on the side OF true Americaniarn--no
renegade Americaism for me. 70 runlnp
OFF after the will o'wisp of territorial ag-
grandzement II involves dangers on ey-
cry hand. II we shut the door IN tho
Philippines we arouse Europe n We open
IL we destroy the very thing that iinper
ialists give as their reason for taking the
PhilipP expansion The
latter course permits al nations 20 enjoy
commercial privileges there on an cauaIl-
ty with use
Mr. Carnegie paused for rev moments
and then went on:
II am with the Beers IN their fight.
They are fighting bravely to maintain
their republic. Their stand is for repuhii-
can Institutions. They are battling foA,
principle whh which all good Americans
should be in sympathy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05
Record breaking Year i.

Returns from all the contracting car
builders in the United States, excepting
five with very small output which
we have very carefully estimated from
information in the office, show that
during the year just closed 1923, 500 cars
of all kinds were built, says the Rail-
road Gazette. This does not include
cars built by railroad companies. the
number Of which, this year undoubtedly v
exceeds any previous year, nor small
cars, such as cane cars for plantation
work. According TO the records there
figures represent the largest output for
any year. Lest year the total output
was l05, i5s cars, which was the best
year since 1890 when 1885, cars were
built.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05
GERMAN VESSEL. s. REFTrsu can
GOES OF CONTRABAND GOODs

hamburg, Jan. 4.-The German Az
r'can Capital publishes a statement IN
the Hamburger Naehrichten saying that
immediately on the declaration OF war
the company voluntarily refused 10
Forward to South Africa two con-
signment OF arms already on beard their
vessels, simply 70 avoid trouble and de-
lay IN connection with the other por-
tions Of the cargoes.
a copy OF the manifest Of the Bun
desrakh has been published. showing
that her cargo did not contain contra
band The owners declare that there
II absolutely no foundation for the
statement that saddles and other war
material have been found amid the
cargo Of the Bundesrath.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05
MANUFACTURERS OBJECT To
RECIPROCITY TREATY.

New York. Jan. "A meeting of rep.
resentatives Of domestic under1ear ana.
hosiery manufacturers was held here
today 10 provost aga:rst the ratinca-
ton OF the reciprocity treaty Win
France, OF that part relating to knFe
goods. 8. Haight made a point mat
should the present treaty become on.
erative II would open the door for ~.
ductions on Imports from Gerrnanv
Switzerland and England and that IN
sscn cases ihe country woula be swamp
Of the domestic manufactutr seraously
menaced A resolution was ADOPTED lr-
ging ehat strong protests he made Ia
each and every member Of the United
States senate Jointly and hersTelly BY
those present, and tha, me National
association pf knit goods manufacaur-
err be reqaeeted 10 vigorously oppose
by any lawful means the ratification or
the French reciprocity treafy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05

j. G. Sherman, the veteran editor of
the Vermontville, Mich. Echo. has
discovered the remarkable secret OF
OF keeping old people young. For
years he has avoided nervousness,
sleeplessness, indigestion, heart trou-
BILE, constipation and rheumatism by
using Electric Bitters, and he writes;
ut can't be praised too highly. 1t
gently stimulates the kidneys, tones
the stomach, aids digestion and gives
a splendid appetite. 1t has worked
wonders for my wife and me, It's q
marvellous remedy for old peoples
complaints. Only soc at @. r. Rem
fro's drug store.
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The annual report Of Governor Barn
es TO the secretary OF the Interior has
been printed and will soon be ready
for distribution. The actual cost 60
the government for printing the re
ports wrs seventeen cents for each copy
The cost for the preceding report was
fourteen cents copy. Fred l.. Wenner
private secretary TO Governor Barnes,
said today that under no circumstances
would any one business frm be given
20 exceed six copies free Of charge
Last year real estate firms asked for
free copies Of the report and distribut-
ed them as advertising matter. An in
vestmeut company has already paid
for $50 copies Of the lest report. Mr.
Wennsr said that the clay In giving
Out advance copies Of the report for
publication this year WIS due 10 the
demand for proofs from al parts OF the
country. The Secretary OF the fnteri-
or received letters from managing
edltore Of hfteen newspapers asking
for advance copies OF the report Ia
full.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05

to Join the ycomanry Tho offer OF LORD
Iveagh 20 provide, at his own expense,
a completely equipped hospital FOR use
In South Africa has been accepted
The war office has invited Sir william
Thompson TO accept tho post Of chief
surgeon 20 the forces In South AFRICA,
instead OF consulting physician
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@. r. P.
loER9TLE,R FEMALE PAMAnEA.l

DR.. r.. M. Kittrell, Gerenton, Mss, sayss--The
G.F. r. has cured two or three cases of lnveterate
uterine disease that for years had resisted all
other treatment IN these cases used local treat
meEt along with Unconstitutional hut local treat
ment alone could net have effected such remark.
able cures. r. M. kITTRELL, NJ. ID.
Try q. ". r. E1Once. 10 viii make you
strong, vivaefouH, regular and cure
you OF rny form OF female weakness.
Write to eur LADIES HEALTH CLuB IN charge
ot ladies e1cuftvely. Explain all about your
~" sIsse S9q ,tqiy 30, 2n h9T ~ ,egen your
L. Gerstie a Co, Chattaaoomn, Tenn.
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Week ofPraver.

The churches of the east side will
unite in the observance of the week OF
prayer. Beginning Monday evening.
January the union services will be
held in Z ( various places OF worship p
Let all hrissian people join In max
ing this helpful series OF services.
Below Is the program for the week:
Monday evening AT the Presbyter-
ian church; topic, Confession; leader,
Rev. w. q. Cohagen.
Tuesday evenipg-At the Baptist
church; topic, The Church Universal;
leader, Rev, Newby.
Wednesday eveninR--At the First
NJ. +. church; topic, Nations and their
Rulers; leader, Rev. Mansfield.
Thursday evening~-At the Christian
church; topic Families and Schools;
leader, Rev. W. c. Miles.
Friday evenihg-At the ConRrega-
tional church; topic. Foreign Missions;
leader, Rev. Mathews.
Saturday evening-At the NJ. Il.
church, south; topic. Home Missions
leader, Rev. w. j. Marsh.
Services will begin promptly at 1880.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-05

l want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Cham berlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of othor medicines
and doctor had failed 1t Is the best
liniment have ever known of. A
Dodgen, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by
this remedy. One application relieves
the pain. For sale by @. r. Renfro.
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PRInE af.OO a nnT1IE-

II your druggist does not handle q. p. p AJAX him
10 send for M otherwise send us your order and e %
and We will supply you dircot
L eERSTLE q CO.. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
ROBBED a2 PEOPLE.
Bandit Holds Up Three Stages En-
Route tn Yosemite Valley.

pavp,opd Cal lime g-The lone
bleb09vr1sn VIM vestardDy held IN
u.s. " Ynssci,e ",apss and two wagons
snd trn ftoitod sfates c1valrvnen ID
SIN A. I,rgs Additional details reveal
~, th,. ,,,,,,t.s. M ,,.o,,ia bsli nm nU,,
ha,ed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men
"a evo ,11,,,s,
Ni,S pmcber ana ran. Wncov T. <
ritb sivtv-@igbt man of Troon II
- ,,'aro ~ H. ,r4v to yoscoit.
,.ach,d INA s"..,o i,fgt as The rahh.r
80 shn~, to 1,a1 fhe avnrass nov
saoirg tbc troo,or- ha di.,pns,rs5 In
an, hr,,sb
Tbo e,sg.s bst.l Do, srs ths ooes that
Leave PevmonJ ia rle morning for wa.
v.,,ns IN ,otit,' tl Yo4auif.. v4l.v mi.
r woit" ~ az r,fIo,. b.s s.., so ri..,, M
i.to tbot c,tr, r.,r5.s ba5 r1 he rut nm
=, scror,,,,oiste fba t,nrl.fs
n rnst.,. mo ~ tha oldest lp.
,,i,,..l 80 t-, st.so -4naI,1ny yyas fbo
Nv, i, MI, ~ scouaintarca of m,
ranAU I'M. ,.st,l.inc "a p1g,v ,f tons.
49, a .,s nf.tln,s, big ga d..
r.o-be1 tbe to0' NJ "A small hii. bn WAS
,-,,,l.1 h.lt lry 3D.. i.,s l3,b-
, ...',m,-n ,bo ordsrsf bim ~ Jt,re' ~
"i5" ~. u.s,,,cs,s ,,...,. ,,i.,..d
,.. h.,4 ava, ,b.ir yotnabiee m. rob.
rt.i,o Is,
t.,,.,t ~, .,.i.rir., tb,. to,,, an h.
III ,c.,,t MA d, S, bo,r INA " nv
49,. 49, s,i5t,rs - .rrcor Il si,tt
49, VIZ ..,,..,' 80, ana r.,t.,. 80
~ ~, 1890 a,,,i ,..is,..3 ,i,.-,
t.,t o,.,, ,bot, gnrs ,f,sr vbib
t,s ~ "a. ,rrir hors,s ~ ,r
nce- bv ana iotr be other n.rt,
-T.1 o,brr .tsses rollowa5 o'tro b.ld
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boat The Emperor Nicholas l. tnc
hattlaship boz the Mediterranean WIN
be- Withdrawn for the purpose of receiv-
log , new armament
A formidable fleet viii maintained by
Russia in Asiatic waters. IL is proc
posed 10 keep a glardship and "a tor
ledo fotIla az Port Arthur. ana 90
maintain the fleet In Pacific waters az
the following strength rhrge battle
ships. I'VE armorei cruisers, one second
class cruiser. six gunbuats. two torpedo
guuboats. and In addition a torpedo
boat No,illa.
The Russian Pacific squadron Us TO be
reinforced by one battle & TWO crui-
sers two transports. eish. .0ipedo boat
des,royers and one second class torpedo
boat
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Gained
4aS
Pounds

"DEAR HRS PIhsGYAAg--
7 was very thin and my
friends thought 7 was L1
consumption
"had COHtlnusl haah~
aGhGss baCita05s ana iSau-
Ing of VleFRs, and Eay eyes
were Affected
"EvSry one HoiiOe6 how
poorly = looked and Ewas
advised 10 take Lydia <,
PiRkhaHs'S Vegetable
Compound
zone bottle relieved
me- and after taking eight
b0ESeS am now a healthy
wOnSany have gained In
weight from 96 mounds TO
14OE ever nc asks what
makes me so sECut.''-
MRS. AZ T0LEEs 1896 RI~
ton Sc, philadelphia, Pa
Mrs. Pl1k9saTS has fifty
thousand such letters
from qgalefug women
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
GAMBLING IS LOOKED FOR,
VIII Prevail In tis British Market Unless the
Beers Stop e.
Bank Rate 20 60 Down Farther In'
certainty and speculation over
Britain. Finances.

New York June 4.-The London
Times financial cable says
The ebb tide in the British money
market looks as though it may not yet
be quite at lis ebb. Throughout the
week just passed a quiet struggle went
on between those who held bills ana
those who held money as 20 whether the
discount rate should be maintained dt
above 2i5 per cent or 60 below %. Thus
far money wins. Occasionally = 9-l6 per
cent has been quoted but The rule has
been 2% per cent as a minimum Tor
bills up to three months and since The
bank rate was allowed 90 stand at 3la
per cent the market has been family
harder
But short loans continue cheap. Sew
en- day advances have not risen above
per cent az any time. although We have
had both an ordinary and cons0i stock
exchange settlement TO provide for not
TO speak OF upward OF E3,0O00uO In calls
on new issues of capital. Once on twice
a day money has advanced 10 Pa per
cent. but more often 1t has fallen under
2 per cent.
Should money Keen thus cheap. dis
count rates VIII sink further and VIII
not be pulled up again until foreign eX-
changes relapse TO points threatening
To our stock Of gold This Is still slen-
der. only a 600 900 more In fact, than
Il was at the beginning Of the year ana
because Il Is as Il Is we must stlll be-
ware Of sudden revolutions IN the at
tltude Of the market
Dealers IN credit calculate that we
shall have a three per cent bank rate
this week. and they declare that TINS
will insure cheapness right up 20 the
end OF August With perhaps triiiiing
squeeze az the end Of June. | cannot
fully indorse this view. but at the same
time see nothing material 10 urge
against It. because the enormous war
disbursements OF the government insure
the market against scarcity for more
than a day on two at a time, such as
when the installments Of the war loan
fan payable our beautiful system OF
credit enables US 10 utilize documents
representing money spent as inslru-
ments for creating still more money.
Everything goes like cl0ckwork so long
az our gold rs untouched
The stock markets last week were az
"Kaffirs." Nhitsuntide was interrupted
the speculation. but IL no bad news
comes meanwhile from South Africa, an
enormous development Of active gam
bling may be looked for, not only IN
these mining and land shares. but else.
where. II only needs beginning, ana
win soon extend TO every class OF stock.
An eager public long starved ls told 10.
buy for a rise a chance for American
railroad shares may therefore come yet.
but they viii be run hard by domestic
allurements. New enterprises by the
hundred are waiting for a favorable
moment 10 pour their prospectuses on
the public. And we here az least can
never take ous eyes even for a day
of your political horizon, at some point
of which the sheet lightning that bodies
storms and changes Is always playing.
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New York Democrats.

New YORK, June 4.-Ihe Dem",Iau'
State committee will meet in the HON
man house at $ o'clock tonight 10 agree
upon the program Cor the state con-
yenu0n which VIII assemble IN the
Academy of Music tomorrow morning
10 choose delegates 20 Kansas city.
Former Senator D. 3 Hill on. his
arrival from Albany went 90 the Hon
man house where Wharton Barker OF
Philadelphia who was nominated re-
Gently for president by the Middle OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
pied Of BubonIe Plaeae

san Francisco. June i.-Hcalth Officer
OIiuou aud Bateriologlst Kellogg have
reported that ne case OF a Chinese who
died on sunday. after one days illness
was undoubtedly one Of bubonic plague
~ the time of the autopsy the bodi
was already D5ginnlng o. turn tirce
Certain glands had been removed IRON
the body. DO s said by physicians en-.
gagged hy the chinese. The health OFF,
Ger has been instructed 20 quarantine
the persons and laboratories OF these
doctors
Temporary quarters viii Boz astab-
lshod ON Angel Island sufficiently large
o. accommodate 5000 Chinese. Tine
passage uf street cars through china
i.wn is 90 be- stopped and an permits
% pass through the quarantine lines
are o. DO roNOFc0.
Dr. Knyoun. the federal health OLE
Ger. reports that three guinea pigs. Dr.
oculatrd With plague virus. are all
dead.
81 new case Of plague has beea re-
pCrIcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
WOMAN socIoLoaIsr DEAD.
Mrs. Alseiua Parsons stevens sud
denlN DepArts Tins Lile.

Chicago. June AIRS Alaelna Pare
sons stevens. one of th beet known
women suciUlogists, Ia Chicago. died
suddenly Yesterday 90 HUI house Mrs.
stevens had been announced Go read a
paper before The general federation OF
W0mCns clubs in Milwaukee next
Thursday on How Industrial. Condi-
tions are Undeuhlnms the Race. and
expected 20 start soon ION Paris % join
Miss Adams as ehairmar of "a section
of The educational committee az The
Paris exposition
Mrs stevens had q close relation Goo
public atalrs MI the city. She was ape
pointed assistant factory Inspector by
Governor aliseli in 1893 and after
leaving that Office was Instruments.
with others ln having tha juvenile
court es,ahlshcd and was made l.s
first probation officer
Mrs Stevens was born in Parsons
field Maine. May q. 1919 When lS
years old she learned the printers
trade in Chicago. and here SHE organ
ICED BOO 1871, the Working Women.s
union 80. 4. aud was II hrst president.
She removed from Chicago TO Toledo.
where she became prominent iu The
Knights of Labor helping To organize %
Womeus department called the Joan OF
Arc assembly OF toe Knights ot Labor.
She represented The district IN the geni
eral assemblies at Atlanta. Denver To-
ledo. indianapolis and So Louis. and
was delegate 90 The national eonFen-
ton of the Popullel party m Omaha 30
1892 She also served ON Jhe wumau's
auxiliary committee 90 the WORLDS
Fair labor congress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-04
INCREASING RUssIA's FLEET,
That in the West Pacific VIII be
Prepared for Emergencies.

New York, June A special TO the
Herald from Washington says.
Information has been received in OLE
cial circles 10 the effect that the Rus
sian ministerof marine has taken meas
ures TO Increase the efficiency OF the
Baltic. Black Sea, Mediterranean and
AslAtic fleets. There Is q supposition
In some circles that the orders given
nave reference 90 international politics,
but the fact that the cruising program
of the fleet I'm foreign waters has under
zone no change shows that the Rus
sian government simply desires tu De
prepared for any emergency that may
arise.
unGer the instructions given, thtce
batteships three coast defense ships.
one cruiser and The imperial yacht are
to be held IN reserve IN the Rattle I'VE
battleships. three torpedo,gunpo1is on.
transport. one third class cruiser ana
one training shin IN the Black sea, ana
IN the Mediterranean the Russian
s1uadron viii comprise one batiieshlp,
three eunboats and one torpedo gun
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.'N'les. TeIegrarhr nerolnnment.
Rs.sld IN June "A special to the
AZ. i.oIn NashIngtnn saws.

|hsfsd ttorH' June "A special to the
BLY, a iIom Washington SAYS:
m ,.f - -,. General Greedy, chief signal
ne.5 ,nt'l iast night that he has az
,tsrr,,,l..t .siahlishment N wireless
iure's..'l stations To- the harbor OF San
|ptlrp.,o' ana 10 Puerto Rico and the
D. 49,. IL IS desired 10 connect
|hi5or y, u.s. points in San Francisco
N Men w " n,lch guns are located.
y. air..'..l'A narhor Il is possible that
a. tbs III, ie'egiaphy system may
law. hamilton and Fort Hancork This
tsr., recently found 10 be cnt I'M
ry, b.,. 'eeraphy 81 Is believed VIII
Plrs,s W results Than a cable in
fflief ret 'iab Island will be con
Ne hrg,, o. some port on The coast of
o" island. but the establish
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ment OF stations there is merely in
order TO- give the officers OF the army
an OPPORTUNITY Co learn how 90 oper-
ate the system ln tht Philippines the
system VIII take tha place of the
hellograph which noW 0asha messages
between CorrlgedOr island and Manila,
Bohol and Ccbu andtWher points
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Foundr,men in Convention.

Chicago, June 4-The American
F0undiymen' association. a national
organization, will mold lts annual con-
veuuon Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. az the Great Northern hotel
II Is expected that from 500 10 800 dele
gates viii attend the convention. CUES
lions of general interest TO the trade
viii be discussed IN the sessions Of the
association