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New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
THE PASSING THRONG

Il cannot see how Tammany possibly win
this year" said Colonel Calvin r. Mutt of Fred
erick, Md. al the waldorf-As
MARYLAND last evening. "In the first place.
ERS COM when Van Wyck. your present
MENT ON Mayor. elected ne scraped into
THE office only because the forces Of hts
CAMPAIGN. opponents were divided against
themselves. In the contest for the
first Mayor of greater New-York Van wyck Oem)
received S ss7 Tracy (ep) lol s and Low Citizens
Cnion) l51 $40. In other words the combined oppo-
sl.on 10 Van Wyek had a majority of ls. 400 OF the
united. and determinedly united 10 overthrow Tam.
Ty. many. lI the same vote be got out on both sides
Republicans and fusion friends mere that the regis
bsarsn so pn Tar is OF such nature as to further dis
hesns The whole thing to the observer has some
open and up to date implacabIe enemy OF Tam
many; an enthusiastic supporter of Seth Low I'm
can Edward NJ Shepard reconciie his public utter.
anSes OF four years age with the position he voun
Think of it!' continued Colonel Mutt "An avowed
reformer. an all around 4 am better than thou
Pharisee like Shepard voluntarily
SALE OF A selling his reputation for an empty
fthfUTATiON and discreditable nomination!
FOR NOM Shepard content to be the
NATION. cloak behind which the portIy
Devery and the Squire OF Vantage
are trying TO conceal themselves from public view
The Shepard cloak however, is as thin as are the
Shepard excuses for accepting such nomination
with her candidate for Mayor discredited upon
what issue does Tammany expect win? Ger
fanny not on the record of keeping the streets
clean or in order. Their condition speaks for
Itself Personally. have never flthier or
more torn up city. 1t is hard to-day 10 find a
oiock from Harlem to the Battery where the
street does not lie open for some purpose other.
General Colls has shown what Tammany has done
IN the way of paving. and it is to New WORKERS a
Costly and 10 the city government dscreditable
record, Your great bridge hangs unsafe it is
strongly limited, from neglect of those Tammany
oihcials whose duty il should have been TO look
after IT, The corruption of the police force is such
that II Is an eyesOre to the people of the country
ana a stencil in the nostrils of all good citizens
here lt Is time for you in New-York to forget
YOUR private grievances and to unitedly arise in
your might and smte Tammany hfp and thigh.
and from all that can gather you are about TO do
1t, and to do il in uncertain fashion,
This is the last day of registration for tn 6
coming election III your = in he
registration books by 10 O'Clock ich I
You VIII be unable to vote.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
WILMER LEAVES HONEY TO HARVARD.

49, ~ the Parker House day two ago at the
80 AZ eighty left all her estate 10 Harvard. Miss
Jewell came 10 Boston sixty years ago and made
NJ she leaves Is 10 be devoted 10 scientific in
S,,r'cfien in the department OF surgery.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.

Columbia Harvard h"ie' princeton.
p~.u.vlvnDia. Cornell. Carlisle and
~, the other university teams will
play football tomorrow "e best
a most complete reports of the
GAMES will appear Ina next Sundays
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
WILLIAM ORR BARCLAY.

William Orr Barclay died yesterday at his home,
No. 80 West Sixty-ninth-st.. i'm the forty-sixth
wear Of his age Mr. Barclay born in this city.
and was one of the founders of the firm Of Barclay
& Co. manufacturers of drugs at No "A Stone-st
At the time of his death he was senior member OF
this firm MIR Barclay was member or the Colo
Mai and Richmond Country clubs. He leaves a
widow and daughters.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
A DENIAL FROM DIR. WRIGHT.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: May claim space in your paper for the pub
hcation of denial of the rumors recently attach
ing to my name regarding gambling houses in
Harlem? The basis Of fact in the conflicting
stories is this, that these gambling houses exist
and are an evil intrenched upon the police system
of this city. as has been yesterday and recently
abundantly demonstrated. But the various refec-
tons attributed 10 me in the public prints and
most Of the experiences and conduct. are the fab
rlcations of reporters and without foundation
During residence of nearly fourteen years in
this city l have never known Of such reckless
responsibility on the part of the press as these
Interviews and the methods of their composition
Indicate. nor of so general a prevalence of this
practice OF romancins among the reputable
journals IL Is a pity that must stop to clear
MS name from such imputations. after often hav-
ing been compelled TO bear these indignities in
silence Much of this stuff is too prepOsterousIy
impossible to be credible any average person;
but alleged conferences with gamblers descrip-
tons given. favors asked and compensations offered
such as appear to-day in your honorable
paper-are not longer to be borne. / ask that YOU
VIII give this statement publicity and believe me
ready 20 furnish 1cts TO listen TO them frankly
ana fuy but not TO remain the victim of iuvenility
IN journalism, or of sensatiOnalism even in the
standard press. MERLE ST c.. WRIGHT
Pastor of the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church.
New-York. Oct. IS. 1901
The article The Tribune referred TO was
supplied by the local bureau of The Associated
Press.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
COLLEGE IysTRUoTORs RESIGN

Philadelphia Oct. IS tSpeeiaD.-Dr. Caspar W.
Miller professor of physical education, and Dr. N
Noble the gymnasium instructor at the University
of PENNSYLVANIA have resigned because of the total
lseL of facilities for their work. The mechanical
laboratory has been put in what was formerly
called the gymnasium. and now there II no s9h-
na a
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
PROFESSOR GoLDWIN SMITH BETTER

ithaca. " ". Oct. is.-Professor Goodwin Smith
vyho has been suffering from attack OF
bronchitis is reported 10 be considerably better to-
80, FIts condition however, is such that he has
decided not attend the Yale eicentennal ceebra-
.sa1 ~ which ne was to represent oxford Tniyer-
i' uon' tge will return his home. I'm Toronto as
slts. n. as The doctors think il advisable
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
WAGON OVER HARRIMAN,s FENCE

A BAKER AND HIS WIFE FALL INTO THE
FIFTH-AVE. AREAWAY.
A horse attached to a light runabout became
unmanageabe at F'ifth-ave. and Fifty -ifth-st.
last night. and before the animal could be
checked he backed on to the sidewalk. throwing
the occupants of the vehicle. Paul CaullOds.
baker of No. $50 Park k-ave. and his WIFE into
the areaway Of Edward Harriman's house
There is a low stone fence around the Harri-
man house. and over this went the runabout.
Caullods and his wife fell into the areaway five
feet below.
Policeman Hewitt, of the East Fifty-frst-st.
station, with the assistance of a watchman, ex-
tricated Caulods and his wife from the wreck
age
Both were suffering from Contusions about the
face and body. An ambulance was called from
Flower Hospital. and DR. jerks dressed their
injuries
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
pprvATF car SENT FOR DIR. ROOT.

The private car of President Fowler on the On
tario and Western Railway was sent northward
Yesterday TO take Elihu Root. the Secretary OF
War and his party from Racquette Lake TO Wash
ngton. Mr.. Root should reach Washington early
on Tuesday. His health has been fuliy restored
and ne has greatly enjoyed two Weeks of complete
rest in the Adirondack region.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest 40
ss average temperature for corresponding as
temperature for corresponding aa
ast twenty-five years. ID ..t,,
fer to-day; ta'r and warmer suheaS' ie"'
brisk southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
GEKERAL JAuEs A. WaLKER M.

90 "ooai'ks. Va. Oct Is-General James A. Walker,
c,,, sssman from the iXth Virginia Disirlcs, IL
,''siy III al his home in wytheville, SUFFERING
y,en severe case or dysentery which does no.
caus. :, =, Treatment and frequent hemorrhhses give
'oi great alarm
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington Oct. Is-Te central south Of
the Maine coast Thursday developed greatly intensity
during the night passed over the Canadian
maritime provinces a With the exception
Of light showers In upper Michigan. a measurable
amount OF rain not recorded any part OF the
United States Friday. The temperature risen
cdedly from the lower lake region westward
koas and Eastern Kansas. the
and generally Of the Arpalachans has
fall Of 10 desreef Fair and weather is in
Saturday Sunday the AppaIachans
in the Southwest There will probably light show
lake and in the Rocky Mountain
region elsewhere fair colder weather will prevail
Along the Middle Atlantic and New England fresh
southwest winds preveI On the South At
the winds will be light northea sterIy
high southwesterly winds for the
lakes Steamers which depart European
ports will diminishing westerly winds and fair
W. 20 Grand
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

4, this diagram continuous white line shows the
hnse- in pressure indicated by The rrihunes self
chssirS bsrometpr The line shows the empera-
,,,s ss recorded PerTy's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
col. ARNOLD BURIED Ar WEST POINT.

West Point N V, Oct. 1S.-The body OF L4euten-
ant Colonel Isaac Arnold. who dropped dead near
Pittsburg Tuesday. was buried here to-day with
military hOnOrS.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

West Point n " Oct 1s.-Major- General and
Mrs Charles f. Roe will give a dinner for Cow
ernor and Mrs. Benjamin B. Odell az their eoun-
try home in Highland Falls, next Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

BA BACoN-swoRDs-On Wednesday. October IL. AT Zion
Church wappinsers Falls, y Y By the Rev Prescott
EvaTts Mary H.. daughter ef Airs Charles r. swords.
to James Frederick Bacon.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
BORN.
MARRIED..

RAE-on October H. at HeathneIt. Keston Kent. Eng
land. to the wife Of G. Bentham Rae a
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
NOTES or THE STAGE.

The first matinee for the season of the pupils of
the American Academy OF Dramatic Arts and En-
pire Theatre Dramatic School will be given at the
Empire Theatre the afternoon OF Thursday of
next week. Edmond Rostand's romantic comedy
1.-The Fantasies Will be played.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

BARCLAY-At his residence. No 81 West 6.th-st-,
October IL William in the s5th OF his
a above address sunday, Octo-
20. O'Clock Inermeat st eonveafsucs Of family
kindly omi,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

.PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes Printet
Natter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
onv The class Of mail matter for other parts oc
Europe win not be sent by this ship unless speciay ~
rected by her 80
Mails named above additional supplementary nails ara
opened on piers Of the American English French
ana German steamers. and remain open until Within
Ten Minutes OF the hour sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

7l following Official from the Weather Bureau
.. ,hs changes in the temperature twenty
s1r hours in comparison with the corresponding date
of 80, ,aoa
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

Address communications relative suhscrp'ions o.
advertisements to THE TRIBUNE. New-Hork CltS-
Postofce money order. express money oidsI' N1' ~
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dcrsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

tOuTu EApusIIIuH on III
IN the reading Of the International Paper Company.
Sraphio Arts Building Every newsdealer In Buffalo wiz
have the paper sale
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and the Philippines without extra expense Tor foreign
postage.
For points Europe countries in the Dniversat
POSTAL Union The Tribune will be mailed at tne IooNInS
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
For England New York fair and
to-day rain In northern portions
day: brisk southweserly winds
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. Virginia and North
Carolina, fair and to day; fair Sunday: fresh
southNesteTIy winds.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

This IL the last day of repatriation for the
coming election. ~ your name is not in IN e
registration books by 10 O'clock tonight
you viii he unable 10 vote.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES. ETC.

sATURDAY-At $50 a. m for Barbados and Northern
BraziL per $ Amazonense; at a. Complementary
aSo M for Porto and Venezuela per
,d ..per $ 3 Caracasl; at Complementary
i0so M for Fortune Island 1 Jamaica ssvanla and
directed Asne Ds at fs 939 porn m s suPDls P9s
Ssnsfs GsaaiTss $50 g Mare santa Marta
Alps a f0r 9!nsr s 5so a. o m d for Brsz 4rsensiHs
Uruguay and Paraguay mail f3r Northern Brazil must
esos ss aireeeG' eeT s. Mexico via HAVANA 10
r,eao for aai 1snszuea Trinidad British Gulan
be directed ee CaIbaren NIevtas (bsra aS9
Barscoa per 5. CTity Ordinary mail only which
5sge5tafy %gSs 9e iSO p for Bermuda Pretora
Mails TOT nv steamer this office daily $50 D.
9nnsst3s ,ss lGfs T f' Miqaen BY rail- 70 Boston, end
thence by steamer close al & ms & SGe daAy R at 80 P m
sy aiis Steamer an close az this Office day a fsse
saturday, addresses for dispa'eh b steamer close az
This Office at S 5.ISo P % SIs 4sa ilJ ~ M Malls for or
Costa Elee 0Tieans and thepee by steamer. close at
this ofce daily At o eo p rtz m ana eoses nsT; I
ssy. MSnssss for Rca tssisssrsd mail closes
p m TRANsFAcIFIc MAILS
Mails for Australia. except @. AasFai m "ss is t05 sss
Nssssa M.ss wa VIA ssrp'S sss sioss sss
M after oetoesr tis and uP y9 g oesSsr s tis IN
g. sYs asD@h ss sss sss os. sass ss a,,
a. $50 Rioian Maru GesiatsFsa mail % dl-
Mail 4r lose here daily D. m up 10 cSoosr
e nSS1ts,ve FOR dispatch per 5. City Pskng
~ 80 Exvaii FTaRciscO close daily az
Msis @ Dr D. m ap % October Us inclusive. dispsen
Alameda
'er 0-sina and Japan. Vancouver close herr
ais sen n n. October Inclusive fo-
sapsseh PEI Empress or Japan trssisisred mail
a.is- which cannot forwarded Canada for
ths u S. Postal Agent at shanghai. closes a $50
% previous oas-
usIs Tor TAHITI Marqussss Islands. San Fran
cisco close daily az $50 D. m TO Novembsr
ia. Inclusive ;or dispatch per per : : Australia
ald the schedule q closing Is arranged the pre-
istsrsd closes az p previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postrn.sssn /
pos'eMcs. New-YorA- y. r.. Octoosg II, 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

Sir Henry Irving attended the performance Of
y. H. sothern and his company in If Were King
at the Garden Theatre last night. Miss Ellen Terry
entertained box party Of friends at the same per-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

The last chance to register Is given to-day.
Register time between "a. n. and ia
u. m. and help defeat rnmmany n the ~iec-
ffon.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
IN NEW-YoRK CITY.
AT PAN-AMERIcAN EXPOSITION

Mall subscribers the DAILY TRI-WEEKLY vilf
oe charged one cent extra postage in addition to
the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sATURDAY.Nt a. m LOT EGLOPT f PT5aIy " per . iahn
ma must directed per $ Lain D; az $50 p R,,ait ~,
FOR Neth direct. per 8 s. StaaIeh hutii Hna.A
must he directed per Staatendam ,; az s-5O a.
m FOR Scotland direct per 5 Astoria Unal nusl y"
directed ''per $ $. AstOria') -.
via Queenstown: 1880 for Netherianas airec,'
nsr 5 Staatendam (mait must be directed per s. >
StaatendaEl); ESQ for Scotland diIset PSr
e ASTORIA email must directed per 5 astoria
a. = a m for Italy, per $. Lain mail must be dt~
rected per 5. Lahn')
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

THIS Is the last day of registration for thu
coming election III your /. not in he
registration books by 10 o'clock to-nicht
You viii be unable vote.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

Register To-day. without fniI. and secure
your right tn vote In the election Noyem-
ber 5. Your vote for good government A.
eded.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

Miss Gertrude Bennett. who has been absent from
the cast of THE Bonnie Brier Bush' at the Thea
ire Republic. for several evenings. on account Of
sickness resumed the part OF Kate Carnegie last
night.
Sir Henry Irving attended the performance OF
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

De Naifette Institute, tO1 W. tOth-st.: luxurious
Uahs' OIL and tetzJ hot air rheumatism.
Or Biinns sanitarium 47th. (E:stabIishei
1l diseases or women Telephone connection. Hours 91-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Postomce Notice.

cshoud be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may time) ~ ,oo, ,,,,,
elos 11romptlv in the General Postonce a.
Saovvs. Parcels Post close hour carrier Ihah
closing time below Parcels Post Mails I0F Ssr
many close D. m. Monday. - r,.-.su-,
Tranch har hour later than closing time shown below"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points the United States outside OF Great>s
,,.rx,- w-forkl Canada and Mexico.
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Special Nollces.
Rang. & CO.. On and DE- Fifth .venue.

Rang. q Co.. on and DE- Fifth Avenue.
VIII sell at auction MONDAY Oct 21st. and following
days. O'Clock each DAY.
An unusually RARE and VAI.U-
ABLE collection of BOOKS, mainly
from two PRIVATE LIBRARIES.
comprising among many others.
works OF the Aldus Press: Rare Bindings
among them an Elzevir BOceaccO from the Library
1irquse OF Pompadour; KelmscOtt Books: First
Editions of Great English Classics Mtons Paradise,
Lost, Ben Jonson's Works. Fox's Book OF Martyrs,
Galieo's Dalogo. 1852. Uncut
First editions of Dickens. sheridan Thackeray Gold
smith, Lamb. Symonds Byron Stevenson Shelley. Swim
ourne' Fennyson. Gray and others.
Books Illustrated by CruikshanE. I4ech "Pbiz Row-
Jameson, ana others the Germ. 1870. bound
sanderson few Autograph Letters an Manuscripts
traits, etc. 49,
The most attractive and desirable collection Of BOOKS
offered for sale this season.
sale of Books every afternoon at 2 o'clock exceue
Saturday.
De NaIiette Institute, tOI W. iOth-st.: luxurious
oaths' oil and (BetzJ hot air treatments
DIR. BIinn's santarium 1e5 West 47th CFsstabIi.hei
9 diseases OF women Telephone connection. Hours 91
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-26
GladeSyilIe.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Guy Shaifer is visiting his aunt, Mis-.
Florence Bailey at independence.
Republican prosperity SO far has failed to
furnish sale to the farmers for their cattle
and sheep.
We We're pleased to hear from our "Uncle
Joe again OF all our aucles and aunts,
"Uncle Joe is the joIlies,.
DR., Flank Fortuey was calling at u. c.
Zinn's this evening but haven't heard of
any Of the family beng sick
Misses Rosie, Berthe, Jessie and Russell
Roby OF Masontown, were visiting Eugene
Harry Shaifer, Saturday and Sunday.
w. d. Zinn Of Phlippl, was very pleas.
ant visitor at d. w. Bagets on his way to
Recdsyile to attend the farmers institute.
Miss Lucy Twnl y, who is teaching The
Locust Grove school, is having a weeks
vacation and visiting her parents at New
burg.
Oar schools are doing we'll generally bu,
we think our teachers IF the day schools
might do a little better by our Sunday
School
VI. L. linn, who has been sick the past
TWO months with typhoid fever, is rmprov-
ing slowly. Ills daughter Georgia has be,
dangerously III the past few days.
The Gypsies are located mile and a
half from Gladesviile al the Flat Rock near
5. y. Rogers. They are proving them
selves to be expert in horse trading, begging
and general nuisance.
Rev l.. d. Starkey of Parkersburg. was
visiting D. w. Rogers Sunday the Is inst.
Mr.. Starkey is editor Of the West Virginia
department of the Journal and Messenger,
Baptist paper published at Cincinnati, o
One Of the mos, fitting things we see in
his weeks ARGUS is an obituary in a column
along side John J. Stump's whiskey adver-
t'sement although do not suppose whiskcy
had anything to do with causing the death
| Of the person referred 10 in the obituary.
/ But somehow IL seems to remind me Of It's
/ death dealing work when OF where I see a
| whiskev advertisement. Just as moving
\ scythe Is a fitting emblem Of time TO remind
US Of the mortality Of man.
Rev. K. ". s,dekler Of the Baptist church
assisted by eyang~l.s, W w. smith, closed
on the tenth inst, a very interesting meet.
ing in which there were about forty five
received for baptism No one should
s1credit the good meeting and large ingath.
erinc TO evangelist miib, although he did
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-26
GAINESVILLE.
Correspondence Of the Argus

| Correspondence Of the Argus.
Jonathan Wilhelm is spending the holi
days at Grafton.
+ q. Albright is visiting his son. Stale,
at FIX Garden
Samual Maust has left us again and will
use the saw and hammer at Morgantown
! Daniel Miller and four sons will move
| from this place to Mssontown. in a few
/ days.
We are having a bouncing literary society
this winter and the limekiln club. or Mr..
Bowser would be no where in comparison
to some OF our orators.
Mercury sank "a degrees below zero at
this place Friday. while at other places
where they claim to have less cold than
here IL was as low as Is.
Our school has been closed on account
Of dyptheria. but will begin in few days.
Prof. Sanders is doing good work for us
trouble will come.
Xmas was not observed at this place.
further than eating few extra fowls and
emptng few jugs and bottles OF that
which makes glad the heart OF men and
sometimes women.
We read with interest, the song and
dance OF Ross Leonard and the Dlnscrs.
II seems as Ross did quite a lot OF adding
and the Dansers did quite a bit of Dancing
and then they seemed to forget the old
adage which says that those who dance
shall always pay the fiddler and here after
we trust that they will endeaver to employ
music to suit the occasion
There are two schools adjoining us that
have 10 teachers while there is one near
this place. at Dority that has a teacher.
who has no certificate and did not attend
the institute. while three of our boy were
refused certificates on occount OF not
attending the institute. We feel like
setting up growl but since the thing is
so badly conglomerated we can not do the
thing justice We do not bcgrudge the
Dority school a teacher nor the teacher
his unlawful pay but IL teacher holding
a certificate can teach month and hire a
non commissioned teacher for a substitute
the rest OF the term we would like to do
the same in our two adjoining schools. II
we can not do this we would like TO hold
the Hon. Board OF Education down TO the
letter of the law and cause them to raise
the teachers wages so that the superinten
dant can raise the educational standard
aud thus make the profession a success in
the Banner Republican County. II the
Hon. Board can make unlawful appropria-
tons to build a school house at Terra Alta
out OF brick that are so soft that they will
crumble and cause the house to tall in 10
years they can surely pay the teachers
living wages so that those who have
energy enough about them to make other
vocations a success. need not desert the
profession. and thus leave the schools in
the hands of young boys or girls. or be
entirely vacant. Ii would be little better
to allow those who teach for the time they
spend al institute. or to reduce the term
TO four months and pay the same amount
as ior ave months. SALLIE WANDER.